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北京市2026年中考英语试题一、单项填空,从下面各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。(每题0.5分,共6分)1.Myfatherisanaturelover.____favouriteactivityishikingintheforest.A.His B.Her C.Their D.Your2.JoestartedtostudyTraditionalChineseMedicine____theageof18.A.on B.at C.to D.for3.Thetrafficlawssaythateveryone____weartheseatbeltwhentravellingbycar.A.must B.can C.may D.would4.TheMid-AutumnFestivalisoneof____festivalsinChina.A.popular B.morepopularC.mostpopular D.themostpopular5.—____doyouvisitthesciencemuseum?—Onceamonth.A.Howmuch B.Howlong C.Howoften D.Howsoon6.Welostthegame,____wedidn'tlosehopeinourselves.A.and B.but C.so D.or7.The"ReadingBeijing"event____thousandsofstudentseveryyear.A.draws B.drew C.willdraw D.hasdrawn8.—WhatisDaddoinginthestudy?—He____onhislaptop.A.works B.worked C.willwork D.isworking9.Sofar,they____severalmeetingstodiscusstheirplansforafieldtrip.A.have B.had C.arehaving D.havehad10.Mum____dinnerforuswhenIgothomefromschool.A.cooks B.iscooking C.wascooking D.willcook11.Acharityconcert____inthegymthedaybeforeyesterday.A.held B.washeldC.willhold D.willbeheld12.—Couldyoutellme____asvolunteerstomorrow?—Yes.We'regoingtocleanuplitterinthepark.A.whatwedid B.whatdidwedoC.whatwewilldo D.whatwillwedo二、完形填空(每题1分,共8分)阅读下面的短文,掌握其大意,然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选择最佳选项。ThedayIwalkedintoWestfieldHighSchool,IfeltlikeeveryoneinthehallwaysomehowknewIwasthenewkid.Threeweeksearliermyfamilymovedacrossthecountryaftermymumchangedjobs.13.anewschoolinthemiddleofthetermfeltlikehittingresetonmywholelife.Atlunchthatfirstday,Isatatacornertablepretending(假装)tobeveryinterestedinmyphonewhile14.searchingfor"howtosurvivebeingthenewkid".Teenarticleskeptsayingthesamething——feelingworriedduringaschooltransition(过渡期)isnormal.Thathelpedalittle,butitstillfelt15..Thefirstweekwasawful.Igotlostlookingforthechemistryclass,mispronouncedateacher'sname,andaeeidentallywalkedintothewrongclassroomtwice.Butsomethingsmallstartedto16.whenaboyaskedifIwantedtojoinhisgroupinthesciencelab.Thatmadethewholedayeasier.OnethingIlearnedquicklyisthatmoststudentsdon't17.youasmuchasyouthink.Everyoneisbusyworryingabouttheirownthings.Slowly,Ifoundawayto18..Insteadoftryingtodomanybigthingsrightaway,Ifocusedonsimplethings,likelearningtwoclassmates'namesaweekandaskingonequestioninaclass.Thosesmallwinsslowlybuiltupmyconfidence.Bytheendoftheterm,thingslookedvery19..Ijoinedthephotographyclubandstartedhangingoutwithmyclassmatesafterschool.Changingschoolsinthemiddleofthetermwasnoteasy,butittaughtmesomethingimportantaboutresilience(适应力)and20.Feelinguneasydoesnotlastforever.Ifyouarethenewkidrightnow,hanginthere.Thehallwaythatfeelsstrangetodaymaybecometheplacewhereyoubeginyournewstageoflife.13.A.Starting B.Visiting C.Supporting D.Enjoying14.A.suddenly B.excitedly C.angrily D.secretly15.A.unwise B.unreasonableC.uncomfortable D.unimportant16.A.return B.change C.increase D.move17.A.push B.judge C.protect D.respect18.A.showup B.standout C.comeback D.fitin19.A.different B.strange C.common D.serious20.A.honesty B.freedom C.confidence D.cooperation三、阅读理解(每题2分,共26分)阅读下列周末休闲活动介绍,请根据人物意愿和需求匹配最适合的活动,并将活动所对应的选项(A、B、C、D)填在相应位置上。其中一个选项为多余选项。FunActivitiesonWeekendsADoyouwanttorideahorse?Welcometotryitinourpark.Allourhorsesarecarefullychosenandwelltrained.Theyaresafetoride,evenforbeginners.So,don'twait!Comeandenjoythisexcitingsport.BAreyouafanofbiking?Joinusandbikearoundthelake.Justfollow.theflatpaths(小路)andyouwillbegreetedbybeautifulflowersandtrees.Bestofall:Youcanhaveahappytimeoutdoorsandmakenewfriends!CWelcometoourfamily-friendlygardeninthecitycentre.Wehavemanykindsofflowers.Youcanlearnabouttheirnamesandtheplacestheycomefrom.Bytheway,youwillfindmanysnackshopsatthesouthgate.DHopetoridea50-year-oldtrain?Ifso,ouractivityisyourrightchoice.Getonthetrainforarelaxingtwo-hourtriparoundthecity.Youcanhaveagreattimewhileenjoyingthebeautifulviewalongtheway.21.Iplantogotothecitycentre,learnmoreaboutflowers,andtrysometastysnacks.22.I'dlovetotryhorseriding.ItsoundsperfectformebecauseIreallylikeexcitingactivities.23.Ireallywanttohaveabicycleridealongthewaterwhileenjoyingthebeautifulview.四、阅读下列短文,根据短文内容,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选择最佳选项。阅读理解Lindaalwaysdreamedofhavingmanygreattoys,butbuyingthemallwasalmostimpossible.Oneafternoon,exploringbehindherapartmentbuilding,Lindadiscoveredsomethingwonderful.Anelderlywomanwascreatingbeautifulplaythingsusingthrown-awaymaterialsandnaturalobjects.Shebuiltatowerfrompartsofcardboardboxes,andatinyhousewithsticks,leaves,andstones."Howdoyoumakesuchwonderfultoyswithoutbuyinganything?"Lindaasked,amazed."Thebesttoysaren'tboughtinstores,"thewomansmiledwarmly."They'recreatedwithyourownhandsandimagination.Everything,eventhethingspeoplethrowaway,canbecomesomethingmagical.Youjustneedalittlecreativity."Inspired(受到启发),Lindabegantryingoutsomeideasathome.Shefoundtreasureseverywhere.Ashoeboxbecameatoytheatre.Oldsocksturnedintomaterialsforfashiondollsandoldmagazinesbecametheirclothes.Plasticbottleswereusedtobuildrocketships.Soon,Linda'sbedroombecameaworldofwonder.Eachcreationtaughthersomethingaboutdesign,engineering,andstorytelling.Oneday,Lindawenttoseeherteacher,Mr.Thompson,withanidea."Whatifwehave‘atoy-makingworkshop'wherestudentscanmaketheirowntoysforshow-and-tell?"Mr.Thompsonwasuncertain.Lindathenpresentedthetoysshehadmade,showinghimhowwell-designedandinterestingtheywere.Surprisedbyhercreativity,Mr.Thompsondecidedtohaveanactivitynamed"InventionandInnovation(创新)Week"toencouragestudentstomakeandshowtheircreativeworks.Lindawasexcitedandbegantoteachotherstudentshertoy-makingskills.Duringtheweek,somethingmagicalhappened.Thehandmadetoysfiredeveryone'simaginationinwaysstoretoysnevercould,inspiringstories,gamesandplays.Someteachersevenstartedtoincludecreativetoy-makingintheirlessons.Alocalnewspaperreportedontheseyounginventors.Otherschoolswantedtofollowtheircreativepractice.ThebigsuccessoftheactivityfilledLindawithpride.Sherealisedereativitycanalsobeaboutfindingpossibilitiesinseeminglyuselessmatenals.24.HowdidLindafeelwhenshesawtheelderlywomanmakingplaythings?A.Proud. B.Satisfied. C.Warm. D.Amazed.25.WhatactivitydidLindasuggesttoMr.Thompson?A.Afashiondesignshow. B.Atoy-makingworkshop.C.Astorytellingcompetition D.Asecond-handmagazinefair26.WhatdidLindalearnfromherexperience?A.Teachingothershelpsuslearnmorequickly.B.Friendshipmaydevelopfromsharingstories.C.Creativitycanmeanfindinghiddenpossibilities.D.Exploringnatureleadstothediscoveryofbeauty.阅读理解WhilethesizeofArcticseaicehasdroppedbyabout40percentover40years,untilrecently,thesizeoftheseaicearoundAntarcticawasslowlyincreasing.Then,after2015,Antarcticiceextent(范围)fellfromarecordhightoseveralrecordlows,losinganareaaslargeasGreenland.Someresearchhassuggestedthathigherairtemperaturesmaybethecause.However,twonewstudiesshowthatoceanwarmingplayedabiggerroleinthisdramaticchange.Aspartofglobaloceancirculation(全球海洋环流),warmsaltwatermovessouthwardfromthetropicsandcirclesAntarctica200metresbelowthesurface.Buttemperatureandsaltinessrecordsofthepast20yearssuggestthatthiswarmdeepsaltwaterhasbeenrisingtowardsthesurface,whereitcanmelt(融化)seaice.Antarcticaisencircledbyabeltofstrongwindsandstorms.Climatechangehaspushedthisstormbeltsouthward,bringingmorerainandsnowintotheseaicearea,accordingtoastudybyEarleWilsonandotherresearchersatStanfordUniversity.Therainandsnowcreatealayer(层)offreshsurfacewaterthatbetterprotectsthebottomoftheseaicefromwarmdeepsaltwater,allowingittogrowtoits2014recordhigh.Butthesamesouthward-movingstormbeltalsobringsstrongerwinds.Thesewindsblowsurfacewaterandiceforward.Asthishappens,warmdeepsaltwaterrisesuptofilltheemptyspace.Between2014and2016,thiswind-drivenrisingbegantogettheupperhandagainsttheprotectivelayerofincreasedrainandsnow,andseaicebegantomeltaway.Whentheresearchersinputtherecorded~oceandata(数据)intoacomputermodel,itprojectedthatseaicewouldgrowandthenbecomesmaller,asitdidintherealworld.Theresearchersplantostudyandmodelotherthings,whichalsolikelyplayrolesthroughoutAntarctica.Examplesincludechangesinseaicemovementandincreasesinoceanmixingresultingfrommorestorms.Bystudyingtheoceandata,theyhopetobuildamodeltoprojectchangesinAntarcticseaiceintheyearstocome.27.WhichofthefollowingbestshowstheAntarcticseaicechangesaround2015?A. B.C. D.28.InwhichorderarethefollowingeventsdiscussedinParagraph3?①Warmdeepsaltwaterrisestothesurface.②Alayeroffreshsurfacewateriscreated.③Surfacewaterandiceareblownforward.④Morerainandsnowarebroughtintotheseaicearea.A.②④①③ B.②④③① C.④②①③ D.④②③①29.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.WhereisAntarcticseaicelosstakingus?B.IsthisthecauseofAntarcticseaiceloss?C.WillanewmodelexplainAntarcticseaicemelting?D.HowdoesfreshsurfacewaterprotectAntarcticseaice?阅读理解Theinternethasprovideduswithunmatchedwaystogetinformationbutitisalsosoundingalarms.Someexpertsarguethattheinternetwillproduceforgetfulnessinthemindsofthoselearningtouseit,becausetheywon'tpractisetheirmemory.Istheinternetreallydoingharmtoourmemories——orwillourdoubtfulexpertsbeprovenwrong?Afterall,thebrain'sattentionsystem(系统)andpreferencesfornovelexperienceswerealreadytherelongbeforethedigitalage,andourabilitytorememberisnearlyinexhaustible(无穷尽的).AccordingtoMichaelMerzenich,abrainresearcher,everybrainisaworkinprogress;itkeepschangingthroughoutourlives,dependingonhowweuseit.Butourbrainsdon'twortwellwhenwe'renotfocused.Whenwerepeatedlychecktextmessagesandsocialmediaduringwork,weareweakeningourabilitytoformbothshort-andlong-termmemories,expertssay.Thefloodingofinformationinfluencesourabilitytoremember,too.Thoughourbrainsaredesignedtolookfornewdata,toomuchofitmaybecausingthisnaturaldrivetogowild.Thecompulsiontocontinuouslytakeininformationmeansweoftenchecksocialmediawhenweshouldbedoing"memoryhousekeeping"bygivingourbrainssomerest.Anotherproblem:theeffortlesswayofreceivinginformationonline.Tryingtoactivelyrecall(回忆)dataisagoodworkoutforthebrain,buttodayweareusingonlinesearchtoolsinstead.However,theinternetmaybechangingonlywhatweremember,notourabilitytodoso,suggestsColumbiaUniversitypsychologist(心理学家)BetsySparrow.Infact,theinternetisbecominganoutsideharddriveforourmemories.Someworrythatthisishavinganegativeeffectonsociety,butSparrowsuggeststhiswillchangeourwayoflearningfromafocusonrememberingfootstooneonunderstandingideas.Asisshownina2008study,usingtheinternetexercisedthebrainmorethanreadingamongolderadultswithstrongcomputerskills.AndtwoHarvardpsychologistsarguethatnotneedingtorememberfactsmightfreeourmindstofocusonmoremeaningfultasks."Theremaybecostscausedbyourincreaseddependenceontheinternet,butgenerallythebenefitsaregoingtooutweighthosecosts,"saysBenjaminStorm,apsychologist."Itseemsprettyclearthatmemoryischanging,butisitchangingforthebetter?Atthispoint,wedon'tknow."30.Whatdoestheword"compulsion"inParagraph3mostprobablymean?A.Longing. B.Ability. C.Chance. D.promise.31.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Internetusersrememberfaotsbetterthannon-users.B.Novelexperiencesimprovethebrain'sattentionsystem.C.Checkingsocialmediacangivethebrainproperbreaks.D.Theinternetmayproduceachangeoffocusinlearning.32.HowdoesBenjaminStormfeelabouttheeffectsoftheinternetonmemory?A.Uneasyanddoubtful. B.Positivebutstilluncertain.C.Negativebutstillhopeful. D.Encouragedandconfident.33.Whatisthewriter'smainpurposeinwritingthispassage?A.Toargueforabelief.B.Tochallengeasolution.C.Topresentdifferentviews.D.Toexaminecausesandeffects.五、阅读表达(第34——36题每题2分,第37题4分,共10分)阅读短文,根据短文内容回答问题。Beingbusyoftenseemsimportantintoday'sworld.Fullcalendars,nonstopnotifications(消息提醒),andlongto-dolistsmakeitfeellikeprogressisalwayshappening.However,manypeopleendtheirdaysverytiredandwonderwhytheirbiggoalsarestillfaraway.Thetruthisthatbeingbusyisdifferentfrombeingeffective:Onefillstimeandtheothercreatesresults.Understandingthedifferenceisimportantbecauseithelpsyoucontrolyourattention,makesmarterchoices,andfocusonwhattrulymatters.Busynessgivesafalsesenseofachievementbecauseitfillstimewithactivity.Answeringemails,attendingmeetings,andcheckingoffsmalltaskscreatetheillusion(幻觉)ofprogress.However,activitiesofthiskindoftenhavenorealpurposeandfailtomoveimportantgoalsforward.What'smore,busypeopleoftenletoutsidetaskstakeovertheirtime.Asaresult,theyhavelittlecontrolovertime,whichleadstostressandlittleprogress.Effectiveness,however,ismeasured(衡量)byresults,notactivity.Ratherthanaskhowmuchwasdone,effectivepeopleaskwhatwasachieved.Theyprioritise(优先考虑)tasksthatcreatemeaningfulchange,evenifthosetasksrequiremorefocusandmoreeffort.Forexample,theydecideaheadoftimewhatisworththeirenergyandthenprioritisetheirtimeforimportantwork.Thisplannedmethodreducesunnecessarytasksandcreatesspacefordeep,focusedeffort.Therealcostofbusynessliesnotintimespent,butinprogresslost.Beingbusyoftenhidesthefactthatlittleofrealvalueisbeingachieved.Effectivepeople,ontheotherhand,oftentakeabreakfromtheirworktocheckiftheyarekeepingtotheirgoals.Whenyoustopmeasuringyourdaysbyhowfulltheyareandstartmeasuringthembywhattrulymovesyouforward,workbecomesmorepurposefulandlifefeelsmoresatisfying.34.Whyisitimportanttounderstandthedifferencebetweenbeingbusyandbeingeffective?35.Whatistheresultwhenbusypeopleletoutsidetaskstakeovertheirtime?36.Howdoestheplannedmethodofeffectivepeoplework?37.Whatdoyouplantodotobeaneffectivestudent?Why?(Pleasegivetworeasons.)六、文段表达(10分)38.从下面两个题目中任选一题,根据所给的中文和英文提示,完成一篇不少于50词的英语文段写作。文中已给出的内容不计入总词数。所给提示词语仅供选用。请不要写出真实的校名、姓名和地名。题目①假设你是李华,你们学校正在开展"GreenGraduation"主题活动。为比,英语社团公众号进行了关于毕业生处理学习资料方式的问卷调查。下表展示了部分调查结果。请结合表格内容,用英语给公众号留言谈谈你毕业后处理学习资料的打算和理由。WhatstudentswilldowithusedlearningmaterialsWhatstudentswilldoPercentageofstudentsTakethemtoarecyclingcentre62%Givethemawayforreuse35%Throwthemaway3%提示词语:environment,save,reduce,useful内容提示:·Whatcanyoulearnfromtheresults?·Whatwillyoudowithyourusedlearningmaterials?Why?Thistableshowswhatstudentswilldowiththeirusedlearningmaterialsaftergraduation.……题目②假设你是李华,你们学校正在开展"科学护眼,光明未来"主题活动。为此,英语社团公众号计划推出"我的护眼好习惯"专栏,现面向全体师生征稿。请用英语给公众号投稿,分享你的护眼习惯及其带来的益处。提示词语:eyeexercises,takeabreak,outdoors,relax,avoid内容提示:·Whatdoyouoftendotoprotectyoureyes?●Whatbenefitshaveyougot?Eyehealthmatterstoe

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