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2025~2026学年河北唐山市路南区度九年级中考模拟英语试卷一、听力选择1.

A.I’mgood.B.Yes,please.C.I’m14.2.

A.Mypleasure.B.Nevermind.C.Thankyou.3.

A.Twoyears.B.Onfoot.C.Tenminutes’walk.4.

A.It’ssunny.B.It’sMonday.C.It’sinteresting.5.

A.Don’ttouch!B.Bequiet!C.Takeanumbrella!6.WhatisLindalearning?

A.B.C.7.WhatoutdooractivitydoesTomlikebest?

A.B.C.8.HowoldisCarternow?

A.18.B.15.C.10.9.WhatmayCarterwanttobe?

A.Anartist.B.Adoctor.C.Acomputerengineer.10.Whatshowdothetwospeakersplantowatch?

A.Agameshow.B.Arobotshow.C.Atalentshow.11.Whattimearethetwospeakersgoingtomeet?

A.At2:00p.m.B.At3:00p.m.C.At12:00noon.12.WhereisTomgoingtobeavolunteer?

A.Atschool.B.Inthecommunity.C.Inthepark.13.WhatvolunteerworkdoesTom’smomadvisedoing?

A.Puttingupposters.B.Wateringflowers.C.Creatingareadingcorner.14.WhatwillTomprobablydoaftertalkingwithhismom?

A.Visittheflowermarket.B.Shareideaswithfriends.C.Collectbooksfromneighbors.15.WhenwillGracehaveamathtest?

A.NextTuesday.B.NextWednesday.C.NextThursday.16.HowdoesGracefeelaboutmath?

A.Easyandinteresting.B.Hardandboring.C.Interestingbutchallenging.17.WhatisMike’sproblemwithmath?

A.Hedoesn’twanttodoanyhomework.B.Hebelievesmathisuselessindailylife.C.Hethinksit’sabigchallengeanddoesn’tlikeit.18.WhichisGrace’ssuggestionaboutlearningmath?

A.Doingmoreexercises.B.Givingupthesubject.C.Askingtheteacherforhelp.19.Wheredidthespeakergolastsummer?

A.Toabigcity.B.Toasmalltown.C.Toamountainvillage.20.Howdidthespeakergothere?

A.Byplane.B.Bybus.C.Bytrain.21.Whatdidthespeakerdothereinthemorning?

A.Fedthechickens.B.Pickedfruits.C.Plantedtrees.22.Whatwasthespeechcompetitionabout?

A.Students’schoollife.B.Environmentalprotection.C.Thedevelopmentofourhometown.23.WhywasLiHuachosentotakepartinthecompetition?

A.Becausehewasveryconfident.B.Becausehewastalentedinwriting.C.Becausehewasgoodatgivingspeeches.24.WhohelpedLiHuawhenhewasnervous?

A.Hisparents.B.Hisclassmates.C.Histeacher.25.WhatdidLiHuathinkofthiscompetition?

A.Meaningful.B.Interesting.C.Difficult.二、听力填空

ALabor(劳动)StarName:LiLei

Age:26yearsold

Experiences:·Whenhewasten,hemade27forhismom.

·Tomakeagoodmeal,hehadto28againandagain.

·Hismomanddad29enjoyhisfood.·He’sreally30thathecanhelparoundthehousethroughhishobby.三、完形填空Ryanlovespainting.Hedreamsofbecominganartist,buthispaintingsareoftenmessy—thelineslookallovertheplaceandthecolorsdon’t31well.Someclassmates32hiswork.“LookatRyan’sfunnypaintings!Thecatisorangewithpurpleeyes,”theysay.ButRyansaysnothing.Hejust33quietlyandthinks,“Imaynotbegoodatdrawingnow,butIcanlearn.”Ryanstartstrainingbydrawingpicturesfromartbooks.Hespendsalotoftimeintheschoolartroom.Evenwhenhehasalongday,hedoesn’t34painting.Oneday,hisartteacher,Ms.Lee,walksinandseeshim.“You’restillhere,Ryan?”sheasks.Whensheseeshispainting,alookof35comesoverherface.“Thesearegettingbetter!Letmeshowyou36withwatercolors.”WithMs.Lee’shelp,Ryanlearnshowtomatchcolorsanddrawslinesmorecarefully.Aftertwomonths,hispaintingoftheschoolgardenlooksvery37,soMs.Leeputsitontheblackboardforeveryonetoenjoyinanartclass.His38can’tbelievetheireyes.Someofthemfeelashamed(羞愧的)oflaughingatRyanbeforeandsomeaskhimtoteachthemhowtodraw.Oneyearlater,Ryantakespartinaschooltalentshow.Hedrawsaboyclimbingamountain,withabrightsunabove.He39itTheArtofPersistence(坚持).Hewinsfirstplace!Standingnearhisshinytrophy(奖杯),Ryansmiles40.Afterthat,manypeopleaskhimhowhemakesit.“Ifyoukeepwishingandworkingforit,youcanachieveit,”Ryantellsthem.31.A.turnB.feelC.moveD.match32.A.laughatB.lookatC.pointatD.workat33.A.drawsB.speaksC.answersD.records34.A.enjoyB.studyC.finishD.stop35.A.sadnessB.shynessC.excitementD.disappointment36.A.askillB.ajokeC.asurpriseD.agame37.A.messyB.funnyC.realD.delicious38.A.neighborsB.classmatesC.parentsD.teachers39.A.bringsB.showsC.paintsD.names40.A.curiouslyB.patientlyC.happilyD.playfully四、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空。MynameisLucy.Iaminthe41(nine)grade.Ilovetosharethingswithmy42(friend).SometimesIsharefood,sometimesIshareshortvideos,andsometimesIsharemy43(person)feelings.Abridgeoffriendshipcan44(build)bysharing.Ioncesharedalargepizzawith45(I)bestfriend.Wehaditinaparkandtalked46ourday.Thepizzatasted47(good)thanusual.Welaughedalotandfeltclosertoeachother.Itisaniceexperience,andI48(remember)itforever.Anothertime,Isharedafunnyvideowithmymom.She49(watch)itonmycomputerandthensaid,“Thankyou,Lucy.Ifeltsotiredtoday,50thisvideomademehappy.”Ididn’texpectsuch51bigdifference.Asimpleactofsharingcouldmeansomuch.Sharingisnotonlyaboutgivingbutalsoaboutreceiving.Sometimespeoplesharethingswithme,andI52(real)enjoytheirkindness.Forexample,myteachersharedabookwithme.Itwasastoryaboutspacetravel.Igotinterested53it.Afterreadingit,Isharedmythoughtsonthebookwithhim.Sincethen,we54(become)closerfriendsbysharingmyreadingexperiences.Inmyeyes,sharingisagoodwayforus55(make)ourlivescolorful.Iwillkeepsharingwithothersandenjoythebeautyofsharing.五、阅读理解

ATourtoHaleiwaIsland10379likesPlanwithAIChoosetheDate&TravelersCost

$136foradults

50%offforkidsunder12

StartTime6:30a.m.

Pleasecheckpick-uptimeshereYoucancancel24hoursbeforetheexperience’sstart9hoursPick-upofferedMobileticketOfferedin:EnglishNopets56.Howlongisthetourexpectedtotake?

A.6.5hours.B.9hours.C.12hours.D.24hours.57.Howmuchdoacouplewithan8-year-oldchildneedtopay?

A.$136.B.$272.C.$322.D.$340.58.Wherecanyouprobablyfindthistext?

A.Onawebsite.B.Inamagazine.C.Inanewspaper.D.Onanoticeboard.Youmayhaveseenablindpersononthebuswithadog.Thisdogismostlikelyaserviceanimal.Aserviceanimalisananimalthatistrainedtodothingsforpeoplewhocannotdothemalonebecauseofadisability.Dogsaremostoftenusedasserviceanimalsbecausetheyaresmartanimals.Theyalsohaveagoodsenseofsmellandcansensedangeroussituations.Inaddition,dogsareeasytotrainandareloyal(忠诚的)totheirowners.Whenindanger,dogswilldoanythingtokeeptheirownerssafe.Servicedogsaresometimescalledguidedogsorhearingdogs.Thesedogscanhelppeoplewhocannotseeorhear.Theyaretrainedtoopenandcloseadoor,pushabutton(按键),andfollowanorder.Iftheirownerneedsmedicalattention,thedogsaretrainedtobark(吠叫)andgethelp.Dogscanalsobeusedastherapydogs.Theymayvisitaschoolorhospitaltohelppeoplewhoarefeelinglonelyorworried.Therapydogscanprovidekindnessandlovetoimproveaperson’sspirits,whichcanthenimprovethatperson’shealth.Althoughdogsarethemostcommonserviceanimals,thereareotheranimalsthatcanbetrainedtobeserviceanimalsaswell.Youmightseeacat,arabbitorahorsethatisusedasaserviceanimal.Theseanimalscankeepapersoncompanyandbecomegoodfriends.59.Whatdo“therapydogs”do?

A.Theykeeppeoplesafe.B.Theymakepeoplefeelhappier.C.Theyaretrainedtobarkandgethelp.D.Theycanhelpwithallthehealthproblems.60.Whichofthefollowingwillthewriterprobablyagreewith?

A.Dogsaremoredifficulttotrainthancats.B.Animalscannotbeusedtodojobsforpeople.C.Dogscanhelpimprovepeople’shealthbymakingthemfeelhappy.D.Otheranimalscannotbeusedasserviceanimalsbecausetheyarenotsmart.61.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.HowtotraindogsB.AnimalsthatpeoplecankeepC.HowtoimprovehealthD.ServiceanimalsthathelppeopleThreeFeetofGoldHaveyouevergivenuponsomething?Didyoufeellikeyouhadtriedyourbest?Whatifsuccesswasjustaroundthecorner?Thisisthestoryofamanwholearnedtheanswersthehardway.Yearsago,amannamedJohnsonheardthattherewasgoldinacertainarea.Hewasexcitedanddecidedtotryhisluck.Heboughtsometoolsandbegantodig.Dayafterday,heworkedhardunderthesun.Weekspassed,andhefoundnothing.Buthedidnotgiveup.Hekeptdigging,believingthathewouldfindgoldsoon.Monthswentby.Johnsonbecametiredanddiscouraged.Hismoneywasalmostgone,andhefelthopeless.Oneday,hedecidedtostop.Hesoldallhistoolstoanothermanandwentbackhome,feelinglikeacompletefailure.ThenewownerlookedattheholeJohnsonhaddug.HethoughtJohnsonmusthavegivenuptoosoon.Sohecontinueddiggingjustthreefeetdeeper.Tohisgreatsurprise,hefoundplentyofgold.Johnsonhadbeenonlythreefeetawayfromsuccesswhenhestopped.Thisstorytellsusthatsuccessoftencomesafterthelasttry.Manypeoplefailnotbecausetheyarenotable,butbecausetheydonotpersist.Difficultiesarenotmeanttostopus,buttotestourdetermination(决心).Aslongaswekeeptryingandnevergiveup,wewillfinallyreachourgoals.62.Howdoesthewriterbeginthepassage?

A.Bygivingexamples.B.Bylistingnumbers.C.Bytellingastory.D.Byaskingquestions.63.WhydidJohnsondecidetostopdigging?

A.Becausehefoundsomegold.B.Becausehewantedtosellhistools.C.Becausehemetanewfriend.D.Becausehefelttiredandhopeless.64.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“persist”inPara5probablymean?

A.Keepon.B.Giveup.C.Puton.D.Giveout.65.Whatwouldmostlikelyhappennextifthestorycontinued?

A.Johnsonwouldcomebackandaskforhistools.B.Thenewownerwouldbecomerichfromthegold.C.Johnsonwouldstartdigginginanotherplace.D.ThenewownerwouldsharethegoldwithJohnson.Whatmakesagreatteam?Differentpeoplemayhavedifferentanswers,buttherearesomecommonsecrets.First,goodcommunicationisthebridgeofagreatteam.Teammembersneedtotalkopenlyandlistentoeachothercarefully.Whensomeonehasaproblem,othersshouldofferhelpinsteadofcriticizing.Forexample,inourclassbasketballteam,wehavearule:beforeeachgame,wehavea10-minutemeetingtodiscussstrategies.Thishelpsusworkbettertogether.Second,asharedgoalisthedirectionofagreatteam.Allmembersshouldworktowardsthesamegoal.Ifeveryonehasdifferentideas,theteamcan'tmoveforward.Once,ourscienceteamdecidedtobuildasmallrobot.Atfirst,somememberswantedtofocusonappearance,whileotherscaredmoreaboutfunction.Wehadalongdiscussionandfinallyagreedonasharedgoal—tomakeausefulandattractiverobot.Third,respectisthefoundationofagreatteam.Everyonehastheirownstrengthsandweaknesses.Weshouldrespecteachother'sdifferences.Forexample,inourgroupproject,Tomisgoodatdesigning,andIamgoodatwritingreports.Werespecteachother'sskillsandworktogethersmoothly.Infact,agreatteamisnotabouthavingthebestmembers,butaboutworkingtogetherintherightway.Whenteammemberscommunicatewell,sharethesamegoalandrespecteachother,theycanovercomeanydifficulty.66.Whatisthebridgeofagreatteamaccordingtothepassage?

A.Goodcommunication.B.Asharedgoal.C.Respect.D.Leadership.67.Whydoesthebasketballteamhaveameetingbeforeeachgame?

A.Tocriticizeteammembers.B.Todiscussstrategies.C.Toshowtheirskills.D.Torelaxbeforethegame.68.Whathappenedtothescienceteamatfirst?

A.Theyhaddifferentideasabouttherobot.B.Theyagreedontherobot’sdesignimmediately.C.Theyfinishedtherobotveryquickly.D.Theygaveupbuildingtherobot.69.Whatdoesthewriterthinkisthemostimportantforagreatteam?

A.Havingthebestmembers.B.Workingtogetherintherightway.C.Knowingeachotherwell.D.Makingstrictrules.70.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Thesecretsofagreatteam.B.Theimportanceofcommunication.C.Howtobuildarobotwithateam.D.Theroleofleadershipinateam.六、任务型阅读Peoplearealwayschanging.Manypeoplehavechangedalot.Theychangethemselvesbecauseofdifferentreasons.Let’sseethefollowingpeopletalkingabouttheirchanges.Dave:WhenIwasinprimaryschool,Iusedtobecrazyabouteatingjunkfood,soIwasveryheavy.ThenonedayIrealizedIshouldchangemyself,soIexercisedmoreandgaveupjunkfood.NowI’vegotthinnerandhealthier.Lucy:Inthepast,Iusedtospendallofmypocketmoneyonsnacksandbeautifulclothes.Abouttwoyearsago,aTVshowaboutpoorkidsimpressedme.Idecidedtodosomethinggoodwithmymoney.NowI’musedtogivingawaymostofmypocketmoneytocharity(慈善机构).Eric:Iusedtobeafraidtotalktoanyoneelse.Myparentswereworriedaboutmealot.ThenonedayIreadabooknamed30Days—changeyourhabits,changeyourlife.Sincethen,I’vetriedtoexpressmyselftoothers.I’vebecomemoreoutgoing.Mary:IusedtohateP.E.andwasoftenabsentfromP.E.lessons.Later,myP.E.teacherMr.Liadvisedmetodomoresportstokeepfitandtrainmymind.IthoughthemightberightandIfellinlovewithsports.NowIlookforwardtoP.E.lessonsandIcanplaysoccerverywell.71.WhywasDavetooheavywhenhewasinprimaryschool?7172.WhathaschangedLucy’swayofspendingpocketmoney?7273.HowhasEricchangedsinceheread30Days—changeyourhabits,changeyourlife?7374.WhatdidMr.LiadviseMarytodo?7475.Writeaboutoneofyourchangeswith“usedto”.75七、补全对话根据下面对话中的情境,在每个空白处填入一个适当的语句,使对话恢复完整。A:Tony,watchthevideoaboutthelatestrobot.It’ssocool!B:Really?76?A:It’safruit-p

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