2026年云南师范大学附属等校初中学业水平考试模拟测试卷英语试卷卷（三）

2026年云南师范大学附属等校初中学业水平考试模拟测试卷英语试卷卷（三）一、单项选择1.Myteacheroftenhelps________withmyEnglish.

A．meB．myC．usD．mine2.Studyhard,________youwillsucceed.

A．butB．andC．orD．though3.—MustIfinishmyhomeworknow,mom?—No,you________,youcandoitlater.

A．mustB．mustn’tC．can’tD．needn’t4.________amazingnewsitis!Hegotthefirstprize!

A．WhatB．HowC．WhataD．Whatan5.Doubaohasbecomeoneof________APPsinChina.

A．popularB．morepopularC．themostpopularD．mostpopular6.Please________thelightswhenyouleavearoom.

A．turnonB．turnoffC．turndownD．turnup7.Mymotheroftenasksme________myroom.

A．cleanB．cleansC．tocleanD．cleaning8.Students________basketballwhenwepassedtheplayground.

A．playB．playedC．areplayingD．wereplaying9.Bob,Ihave________totellyou,pleasewaitamoment.

A．anythingimportantB．importantsomethingC．somethingimportantD．importantanything10.—Mr.Green,couldyoupleasetellme________?—Sure.Bylisteningtotapes.

A．howIcanimprovemyEnglishB．howcanIimprovemyEnglishC．whereIcanimprovemyEnglishD．wherecanIimprovemyEnglish二、完形填空从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。Amanhadasmallflowershop.Hegrewbeautifulflowers,buthealwaysworriedaboutbadthingshappening.Onewinterevening,aheavysnowstormcametothetown.Helookedoutandsaid,“It’ssobad!11willbuyflowersinsuchweather.I’lllosemuchmoneytoday.”Fewcustomerscameashethought.Heplannedto12theshopearlywhenanoldladyenteredslowly.Shewascoveredinsnow13smiledwarmly.Sheboughtoneroseandsaid,“Thankyouforkeepingopen.Thisisformysickneighbor.Itmaybringher14thisday.”Themanwassurprised.Heneverthoughtasmallflowercouldbeso15onsuchaday.Later,ayoungboyrushedintobuyaflowerbunchforhismom—thestormmadehimlatetoseeher.Theman16knew:evenonaterribleday,hisflowerscouldsendloveandwarmth.Hestopped17themoneyhelostandstartedtoseethejoyhebrought.Hisattitudechangedafterthat.Monthslater,thetownvotedfora“KindnessHero”.Themanwassurprisedtofindmanypeoplevotedforhim,forhisflowersandkindnessinthesnowstorm.Helearnedagreatlesson:Happinessisn’tabouthavingnoproblems,buttheabilitytosee18insmallthings.Inlife,wecancomplainaboutthestormorthankthosewhotry19usinthestorm.Sowhenyoumeetadifficulty,20,“WhatgoodcanIfindinthis?”Yourviewiseverything.11.A．NobodyB．SomebodyC．AnybodyD．Everybody12.A．openB．closeC．plantD．write13.A．orB．andC．butD．because14.A．sadnessB．shynessC．businessD．happiness15.A．lightB．commonC．importantD．expensive16.A．finalB．finallyC．totalD．totally17.A．lookingafterB．hearingaboutC．caringaboutD．lookingup18.A．fearB．beautyC．dangerD．trouble19.A．visitB．visitedC．visitingD．tovisit20.A．askB．cryC．shoutD．answer三、阅读理解根据短文内容，判断正误（正确“T”，错误“F”）。Manyteenagerstodayfaceacommonproblem:stress.Betweenschoolwork,exams,andafter-schoolactivities,theyoftenfeeltired.However,havingahobbycanbeagreatwaytorelax.It’slikegivingyourbrainalittleholiday!Whatkindofhobbiesaregoodforus?Almostanythingyouenjoydoinginyourfreetimecanhelp.Forexample,learningtoplayaninstrument,likethefluteorguitar,allowsyoutoexpressyourfeelingsthroughmusic.Sportslikehiking,skiing,orswimmingarealsofantastic.Theymakeyourbodystrongandhealthy.Sometimes,startinganewhobbycanfeeldifficult.Yaming,amiddleschoolstudent,spenthourspractisingsinglestrokeswhenhefirststartedcalligraphy(书法).Hethoughtthefirststepwasalwaysthehardest.Butwithpracticeandencouragement,hegotbetterandbetter.Now,hedoescalligraphytorelaxandenjoysitalot.Thekeyisnottogiveup.Onceyougetovertheinitialdifficulty,youwillfindgreatjoyandasenseofachievementinyourhobby.21.Accordingtothetext,hobbiescanhelpteenagerstorelax.22.Playingtheguitarcanhelppeopleexpresstheirfeelings.23.Sportslikehiking,skiing,orswimmingarenotgoodforyourhealth.24.Yamingfounditveryeasytodocalligraphywhenhefirststarted.25.Themainideaofthetextisthathobbiesareimportantforourwell-being.

PlaceGiftshopandsnackbarInOverseasChineseTown,ShenzhenCity,GuangdongProvinceLotsofbooks,T-shirtsandtoys.Youwillloveourice-creamandfreshfruitjuice.TicketsHowtogetthereAll-dayticketofHappyValley:¥180/person.

NightticketofHappyValley:¥60/person.(Time:between18:30and22:00)

TicketofHappyTrain:¥40/person.

TicketsofHappyValley+HappyTrain:¥200/person.

Ticketsarefreetopeopleover70andunder3.BytouristbusNo.1(runningbetweenLuohuRailwayStationandHappyValley).

BybusNo.20,21,26,27,thengetoffattheWindowoftheWorldStationandwalkforabout3minutestoHappyValley.

BysubwayLine1(runningbetween6:30and23:30),getoffatWindowoftheWorldStationandleavefromExitA,thenwalkforabout3minutestoHappyValley.Groups

SchoolgroupsarewelcomeonTuesdaysandWednesdays.

Thethemeparkisalsoavailabletorentforbirthdayparties.

Youcancall8632578tobookgrouptickets.26.WhereisHappyValleythemeparklocated?

A．InGuangzhou,GuangdongProvince.B．InOverseasChineseTown,BeijingCity.C．InShanghaiCity,GuangdongProvince.D．InOverseasChineseTown,ShenzhenCity,GuangdongProvince.27.HowmuchisthecombinedticketforbothHappyValleyandtheHappyTrain?

A．¥40.B．¥60.C．¥200.D．¥180.28.Whatcanyoufindinthegiftshopaccordingtotheinformation?

A．Snacksandcoffee.B．Lotsofbooks,T-shirts,andtoys.C．Onlyfreshfruitjuiceandicecream.D．Trainticketsandsubwaymaps.29.WhocanentertheHappyValleyforfree?

A．A65-year-oldman.B．A2-year-oldchild.C．A4-year-oldboy.D．Aschoolteacher.30.Wheremaytheinformationabovecomefrom?

A．Anad.B．Anotice.C．Areport.D．Aletter.Mr.Johnson,aretiredpostman,hasasimpledailyhabit.Everymorning,hebuysanextraappleorbreadrollfromthelocalbakery.Hedoesn’teatithimself.Instead,onhiswalkthroughthesmallpark,heleavesitonaspecificbenchforahomelessmannamedLeowhosleepsnearby.Hehasneverannouncedthisactorwaitedforthanks.Forhim,kindnessisitsownreward.Thissmall,silentroutinehascontinuedforoverayear.Leo,oncewithdrawnandhopeless,hasbeguntochange.Theconsistentgestureshowedhimthatsomeonecared.Hestartedcleaninguptheparkbencharea.Lastmonth,withhelpfromasocialworkerwhonoticedthechange,Leofoundapart-timejob.Thesparkforthischange?Asimple,regularactofkindnessfromastranger.Mr.Johnson’sstoryteachesusthatyoudon’tneedgrandplanstomakeadifference.Asmall,consistentactofkindnesscanbeapowerfulforce.Itcanrestorefaith,sparkhope,andstartapositivechainreaction,quietlymakingtheworldalittlewarmer.31.WhatisMr.Johnson’sdailyhabit?

A．Heexercisesintheparkeverymorning.B．Hedeliversmailtopeopleintheneighborhood.C．Hebuysextrafoodandleavesitforahomelessman.D．Heworksasasocialworkertohelpthehomeless.32.WhydoesMr.Johnsonleavethefoodonthebench?

A．Becausethebakeryowneraskshimtodoso.B．Becausehewantseveryonetoseehiskindness.C．Becausehehopesthehomelessmanwillthankhim.D．Becausehebelievestheactofkindnessitselfisrewarding.33.HowhasLeochangedbecauseofMr.Johnson’saction?

A．Hehasmovedtoadifferentcity.B．Hehasstartedanewlifewithajob.C．Hehasbeguntogivefoodtoothers.D．Hehasbecomeabakerinthelocalshop.34.Whatdoestheword“withdrawn”inParagraph2mostlikelymean?

A．Quietandavoidingsocialcontact.B．Angryandviolent.C．Strongandconfident.D．Happyandtalkative.35.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?

A．Grandplansarenecessarytohelppeople.B．Onlysocialworkerscantrulychangelives.C．Moneyisthemostimportantthingforthehomeless.D．Small,consistentactsofkindnesscanhaveabigimpact.Nowadays,theInternetofThings(IoT)ischangingourdailylifegreatly.IoTisalargenetworkthatconnectseverydayobjectstotheInternet.Theseobjectsincludephones,watches,fridges,lightsandeventrafficlights.Theycancollectandshareinformationwithoutmuchhumanhelp.Athome,IoTmakeslifeeasierandsmarter.Forexample,asmartfridgecanknowwhatfoodisinsideandtellyouwhenyouneedtobuymore.Smartlightscanturnonoroffbythemselveswhenyouenterorleavearoom.Withmobileapps,youcancontrolthesedevicesanywhereandanytime.Incities,IoThelpsmakepublicservicesbetter.Trafficlightscanadjustthemselvesaccordingtotrafficflowtoreducejams.Wastebinscansendmessageswhentheyarefull,socleanerscancollectrubbishontime.Thesesmallchangesmakecitiescleanerandsafer.IoTalsobringsgreathelptohealthcare.Wearablewatchescancheckaperson’sheartrateandsenddatatodoctors.Thisway,doctorscanknowaboutpatients’healthconditionsatanytime.TheIoTismakingtheworldsmarterandmoreconvenient.Asitdevelopsfast,itwillcreatemorewonderfulchancesinthefuture.36.WhatistheIoTaccordingtothepassage?

A．Anewkindoftrafficlight.B．Akindofnewmobilephone.C．Asoftwareforcontrollingfridges.D．AnetworkconnectingthingstotheInternet.37.Whatcanasmartfridgedo?

A．Cleanthekitchen.B．Tellyouwhattobuy.C．Takephotosoffood.D．Cookfoodautomatically.38.Theunderlinedphrase“adjust”inParagraph3probablymeans______.

A．changeB．repairC．watchD．remember39.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutIoT?

A．IoTcanonlybeusedathome.B．IoTmakestrafficjamsworse.C．Wearablewatcheshelpwithhealthcare.D．PeoplemustcontrolIoTdeviceseveryminute.40.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A．NewMobileApps.B．HowtoUsetheInternet.C．TheIoT:ASmarterWorld.D．SmartHomesintheFuture.根据短文内容，从短文后所给的选项中，选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。WhenyoumeetsomeoneforthefirsttimeinChina,shakinghandsisapolitewaytoshowyourrespect.Butdoyouknowhowtoshakehandscorrectly?41Don’tofferyourhandswithoutagreeting.Whenyoumeetsomepeopleandwanttoshakehandswiththem,greetthemfirst.Ifnot,theycannotunderstandwhyyouofferyourhands.42Startwithagreetingtoletothersknowwhatyouaredoing.43Thehandshaketimeshouldnotbetoolong.Mostpeopledon’tspendmoretimeonshaking.Ifyouholdothers’handformorethan5seconds,politelygetyourhandback.Oritwillshowyouareimpolite.Don’tshowawethand.Ifyougiveothersawethandtoshake,youmaymakethemuncomfortable.44Forexample,you’reholdingadrink,andthedrinkmakesyourhandwet.Youshoulddryyourhandwithapieceofpaperbeforeshakinghands.Don’tshakeyourhandsfromlefttoright.45Don’tswingtheotherperson’shandfromlefttoright.Itmaymakethepersonthinkyouareunfriendly.

A．Herearesomesuggestions.B．It’snotnecessarytoshakehands.C．Sotheymaynotshakehandswithyou.D．Shakehandsinanup-and-downdirection.E．Don’tshakehandsmorethan2—5seconds.F．Dryyourownhandbeforeshakingtheirhands.G．People