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2025~2026学年湖南省长沙市立信中学第二学期第一次学科素养大赛初一英语试卷一、阅读理解

NameFavoritesportTimePartners(伙伴)ReasonsTomonceaweekhisbrother☆makeshislegsstrong

☆enjoysbeautifulview(风景)Lucytwiceaweekherclassmates/team☆helpshermakenewfriends

☆learnsteamspiritMikeEverymorninghissister☆keepsfit

☆fullofenergy(精力;能量)1.WhatisTom’sfavouritesport?

A.Soccer.B.Bikeriding.C.Jumprope.2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.Tomdoessportseverymorning.B.Lucyplayssoccerwithherbrother.C.Mikeisfullofenergyafterjumpingrope.“Nihao,we’reallChinesenow.”ThisiswhatmanyforeignyoungpeoplearesayingonTikToktoday.Anewtrend(趋势)called“BecomingChinese”hasbecomeverypopularintheWest.Thousandsofpeoplearesharingvideosofthemselves“learningtobeChinese.”YoungpeoplearefallinginlovewiththeChinesewayoflife,andtheythinkitisverycool.HereissomeadvicetobecomeChinese!Startthedaywithacupofwarmteatorelaxthemselves.Wearsoftindoorslippers(拖鞋)tokeepawayfrom“hanqi”(coldenergy).PracticeTaiChiwithothersinparks.Takeahotfootbath(足浴)beforegoingtobed.Inthepast,peoplethoughtChinesehealthylivinghabitswereonlyfortheold.InChina,thisiscalled“YangSheng”,whichmeanstakingcareofone’shealthtolivealongandhealthylife.Butnowmanyforeignyoungpeoplemakevideosabouttheirpractices.Whyisthistrendsopopular?Themainreasonisthatinabusyandstressful(有压力的)world,Chinesehabitsarehelpfulforpeopletofeelbetter.Forexample,drinkingwarmwaterisbetterforourbodythancolddrinks.Wearingindoorslipperskeepsthehousecleanandthefeetrelaxed.Youngpeoplefindthatthesesmallchangescanbegoodfortheirhealthandmind.ThistrendalsoshowsthatChina’s“softpower(软实力)”isgrowing.FromcollectingLabubudollstodrinkingMixuebubbletea,Chinesebrands(品牌)arebecomingapartofyoungpeople’sculture.WhenpeoplewearclothesmadeinChina,usetechnologycreated(创造)inChina,andfollowtrendsstartedinChina,“becomingChinese”isreallybecomingapopularwayoflifeintheworld.3.Tom,anAmericanboy,isafanof“BecomingChinese”.Whatthingsmayhechoosetodo?①②③④

A.①②③B.①③④C.②③④4.HowdoesthewritershowthatChinesehabitsarehelpful?

A.Bytellingastory.B.Byusingnumbers.C.Bygivingexamples.5.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A.Tointroduceanewtrend.B.ToshowChina’ssoftpower.C.Toaskpeopleto“yangsheng”.6.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwefindthepassage?

A.Science&Technology.B.Sports&Arts.C.Health&Culture.Dogsareoftencalled“man’sbestfriend”.ButinBolzano,Italy,theymayalsobe“expensive(昂贵的)roommates”.Startingin2026,thisnorthernItaliancitywilltax(征税)dogowners.Visitorswillpay€1.50eachnightfortheirdogs.Local(当地的)dogownerswillpay€10everymonth.Thecitywillusethemoneytocleandogwasteonstreetsandbuildnewdogparks.LuisWalcherwhohadthisideaisacityleader.Hesaidcleaningstreetsshouldnotbeeveryone’sjob.Onlydogownersshouldpayforit.Bolzanohasthetroublewithdogwasteforyears.In2024,thecitymadearuletoworkoutthisproblem—dogownersmustrecord(记录)theirdogs’DNA.Thishelpsthecityfindownerswhodonotcleanupaftertheirpets.Theseownersmaypayupto€600.Ifownersalreadyrecordedtheirdogs’DNA,theydonotneedtopayfortwoyears.Butnoteveryonelikesthisrule.CarlaRocchilovesanimals,butshethinkspeoplewhotravelwithdogsshouldnotbepunished(处罚).“Dogsarefamily,nottaxpayers(纳税人).Thecityshouldteachownerstocleanup,notjustpunishthem,”shesaid.Whatdoyouthinkofit?Shoulddogownerspaymoremoney?Orisitunfair(不公平的)topetsandtheirfamilies?7.Howmuchmoneydolocaldogownersneedtopayeveryyeariftheydon’trecordtheirdogs’DNA?

A.€1.50.B.€10.C.€120.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“waste”probablymeaninparagraph2?

A.Food.B.Poop(排泄物).C.Noise.9.Whywillthecitytaxdogowners?

A.Torecordtheirdogs’DNAinthecity.B.Tomakemorelocalpeoplekeepdogs.C.Tohelpworkoutthedogwasteproblem.10.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.WaystolookafterdogswellB.DifferentideasaboutcitycleaningC.SpecialtaxfordogownersinItalyEveryoneneedstotalkwithdifferentpeopleeveryday.Buthowcouldwetalkwithothersintherightway?11Hereissomeadvice.First,behonest(诚实的).Ifwesay“Iwilldothisforyou”tosomeone,wemusttryourbesttofinishitandnotleaveitbehind.Atthesametime,weneedtobeourselves.12Onlyinthiswaycanwebecomegoodfriendswithothers.Second,learntoshare.Wecansharewhatweknoworwhatwedo.Forexample,ifwesharehappythingswithothers,wewillbehappier.Butwhenyoutalktopeoplefromothercountries,13Afterall,noteveryonelikestoshare.Third,control(控制)ouremotions(情绪).Whenweareangry,don’tshowittoothersanddon’tsaybadthingseither.What’smore,1415Afterall,itisimportanttohaveagoodtalkwithothers.请从以下5个选项中选择合适的句子填入文中空白处。

A.Whatrulesshouldwefollow?B.youmustcareabouttheircustoms(风俗习惯).C.Don’tlose(迷失)yourselfbyagreeing(同意)withothersoneverything.D.Remembertheserulesandtrytousetheminyourtalkswithothers.E.wealsoneedtounderstandthefeelingsofothers.二、完形填空Itwasspring,andthedaysweregrowingwarmandnice.Ona(an)16sunnyday,afishermansitsbythequietbeachofasmallvillage.Hissmallboatisnearbywithsomefishinside.Justthen,abusinessman(商人)walksdownthe17andnoticeshim.Thebusinessmanasksthefisherman,“Howlongdoesittakeyoutocatchthesefish?”“Oh,nottoolong,”answersthefisherman.“Butwhystopnow?”thebusinessmanasks,feelingconfused(疑惑的).“Youcouldcatchmorefish18youkeepgoing.”“I’vegotallIneedfortoday.Thiswill19myfamily,andIcanevensharesomewithmyneighbors.”“Sowhatdoyoudofortherestofyourday?”asksthebusinessman.“Well,aftercatchingenoughfish,Iusuallygobackhomeforlunchandrestforawhile.Later,Ispendtime20withmylittlekids.Wheneveningcomes,Ijoinmyfriendsinabar(小酒馆)for21.Weplaytheguitar,singanddance.”Afterhearingthissimplelife,thebusinessmanthinkshehasagreatwaytoteachthefishermanhowtoberich,andhiseyeslightup(开始发光).“Listen,”thebusinessmansays22.“Iknowallaboutbusiness!Letmehelpyoutogetsuccess(成功).Fromnowon,youshouldspendlongeratseaandcatchasmanyfishasyoucan.Andyoucansellthefishformoney.Whenyousaveenoughmoney,23abiggerboattocatchevenmorefish.Afterthat,you’llsoonbeabletohavemoreboatsandsetupyourowncompany(公司).”Thefishermanasks,“Andafterthat?”Thebusinessman24andsays,“Afterthat,youcantakeyourcompanypublic(上市的)andbericher!”“Andafterthat?”asksthefishermanagain.“Afterthat,youcouldmovetoahousebythesea.Gofishingwheneveryoulike,andthencomehometoshare25withfamilyandfriends.”Thefishermanreplies,“Butisn’tthatwhatI’mdoingnow?”16.A.noisyB.beautifulC.awful17.A.roadB.beachC.river18.A.ifB.soC.and19.A.saveB.feedC.treat20.A.practisingB.workingC.playing21.A.snacksB.drinksC.sweets22.A.angrilyB.excitedlyC.quietly23.A.borrowB.lendC.buy24.A.laughsB.relaxesC.guesses25.A.respectB.happinessC.rules三、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Imagine(想象)aworldwithnotrafficrules.Carsdrivewherevertheywant.Bikesmovequicklyonsidewalks(人行道).Peoplejustcrossbusy26(street)anytime,anywhere.Thingsareoutoforderanddangerous!Itis27(luck)thatourrealworldisnotlikethis.Wehavetrafficrules,andweallneedtofollowthem.Theserulesdonotmakeourlifehard.Theyarequiteimportanttohelpkeeporder.Mostimportantly,theyaregoodforkeeping28(we)safe.Oneimportantruleisabouttrafficlights.Think29whatdifferentcolorsmean.Redmeans“stop”,greenmeans“go”,andyellowmeans“slowdownandbereadytostop”.Theystopcarsfromrunninginto(撞到)eachotherandhelppeoplekeepawayfromdanger,too.Sidewalksaresafeplacesforpeopletocrossthestreet.Driversknowtheymust30(look)outforpeoplethere.Whenpeoplewalkonthestreet,theyshouldalsoshowrespectandspeak31(polite)tothedrivers.Differentplaceshavedifferentrules.IntheUKandThailand,peopledriveontheleft.IntheUSandChina,peopledriveontheright.32theimportantrulesaresimilaralmosteverywhere,likestoppingataredlight.Andallthedriversmustpractise33(drive)untiltheygetthelicense(证件).Thegoalis34same:safetyandorderforall.Sonexttimeyouwaitforthegreenlight,rememberitisnotjustacolor.Itisapromise(承诺)wemaketocareforeachother.Ifeveryone35(follow)therules,theroadwillbemuchsafer.四、读写综合第一节简答阅读下面短文,根据短文内容回答问题。BeijingWildlifeParkisagreatplacetovisit.Hundredsofpeoplevisititeveryday.Youcanseedifferentanimalslikesmallbirdsandhugebears.Afterwalkingintothepark,youcanseeagroupofmonkeysfirst.Theyalwaysgetpeople’sattention(注意力)becausetheyareplayful.Theyplaywitheachotherandcanmakepeoplelaughbydoingfunnythings.Gostraighton(直走),andyoucanseesomedeer.Usually,thedeerintheforestoftenrunawaywhentheyseepeople.That’sbecausetheythinkpeoplearescary.Butthedeerintheparkaredifferentfromthedeerintheforest.Theyarefriendlyandtheycanevengetclosetopeople.Whenyouvisitthenorthern(北边的)partofthepark,youcanseelovelypandas.Sometimes,therearepandakeeperstellingthestoriesofpandas.Ifyou’reinluck,youcanenjoythem.Itispossibleforyoutowatchhowpandaseatfoodandplay.Youcanalsoseeotheranimals,suchaslions,tigersandwolves.Itissaidthattheducksintheparkarebrave.Theyplaywithtigersorlions,butsomecan’tgoback.Theybecomethefoodoftheseanimals.BeijingWildlifeParkisreallyagreatplaceforyoutoseeanimals.Youcanalsohavefuntakingpicturesthere.36.Whatcanpeopleseefirstafterwalkingintothepark?______________________________37.Dothedeerintheparkrunawaywhentheyseepeople?______________________________38.Wherecanpeopleseethepandasaccordingtothepassage?______________________________39.Whydotheducksplaywithtigersorlionsbutsomecan’tgoback

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