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2026年北京市西城区中考二模考试英语试卷一、单项选择1.—Isthisbluebottleyours?—No,______iswhite.

A.myB.mineC.yourD.yours2.Iboughtadress______mymomonMother’sDay.

A.onB.atC.forD.in3.You______speakloudlyinthelibrary.It’sagainsttherules.

A.mustB.needn’tC.couldD.shouldn’t4.Thisis______bookI’veeverread.ItintroducesChinesehistoryinafunway.

A.themostamazingB.moreamazingC.mostamazingD.amazing5.—______doyouplantotravelthissummervacation?—I’mthinkingaboutsomewherecool.

A.WhyB.WhenC.WhoD.Where6.Thebasketballgamewasreallydifficult,________ourteamdidn’tgiveup.

A.butB.soC.orD.for7.Mygrandmothertakesawalkeveryday.She________thehabittwentyyearsago.

A.wasdevelopingB.developedC.hasdevelopedD.develops8.—I’mnervousaboutthespeech.—Takeiteasy.I’msureyou______agreatjobtomorrow.

A.didB.havedoneC.willdoD.do9.Sofar,Tom______atthelocalnursinghomefortwoyears,andhewillcontinuetodosointhefuture.

A.willvolunteerB.volunteeredC.hasvolunteeredD.volunteers10.—HaveyouseenTony?—Yes.He______footballwhenIpassedbytheplaygroundjustnow.

A.isplayingB.wasplayingC.willplayD.played11.Wewillsendyouane-mailifyourarticle________.

A.willacceptB.acceptsC.willbeacceptedD.isaccepted12.—Doyouknow________onthefarsideofthemoon?—OnJanuary3,2019.

A.whenChang’e-4landedB.whenChang’e-4landsC.whendidChang’e-4landD.whendoesChang’e-4land二、完形填空Mayawasaperfectionist.Herworldwasbeautifully13.Hernotebookswereclearlyorganizedbycolor,herdeskwasalwaysclean,andhersockswerealwaysaperfect,matchingpair.However,herbestfriend,Chloe,washer14.Chloe’sbackpackwasablackholeofforgottenpapersandunfinishedartprojects.Yet,theirfriendshipwasperfectbecausetheybalancedeachotherout.OneMondaymorning,Mayaoverslept.Sheracedthroughhermorningactivities.Withoutcheckingcarefully,shegrabbed(抓起)twodarksocks,putthemonand15outofthedoor.Itwasn’tuntilshewassittinginherfirst-periodclass,feelingproudofhavingmadeitontime,thatshemindlesslylookedunderherdesk.Thesocksonherfeetweredifferent!Awaveofheatrushedtoherface.Shespentthewholelesson16herfeetunderherchair,believingthateverywordandlaughwasabouthermismatchedfeet.Atlunch,shesatnexttoChloe.“Imightaswellgohomenow,”shesaid,finallytellingChloeabouthermismatchedsocks.Chloestared(凝视)forasecondandsaid,“That’swonderful!Iloveit!It’slikeyour17arehavinganargument!”“Weshouldstartatrend(潮流)!Let’smaketomorrow‘MismatchedSockDay’!I’lltelleveryone!Itmustbefun!”Mayathoughtherfriendhadlosthermind.“Noonewilldoit.”ButChloewasalreadyonherphone,herfingersflyingacrossthescreen,18theirwholegradeandpostingontheclasssocialpage.Thewholegraderesponded(回应)quicklyandpositively.Thenextday,Maya19putonmismatchedsocks.Shewalkedintoschoolwithherheaddown,preparedtobelaughedat.Buttohersurprise,therewereflowersandanimals,polkadotsandstars,knee-highsandshortsocks—allproudlymismatched.Evenherhistoryteacherhadonesockwithcatsandanotherwithdogs.Peoplewerelaughing,pointingateachother’sfeet,andhigh-fiving.Mayalookeddownatherowncrazysocksandfeltahugesmilespreadacrossherface.Sherealizedshehadbeenhidingbehindtheideaof“20”forsolong.Thatday,shelearnedthattrueconfidenceisaboutbeingbraveenoughtobealittledifferent,andsometimes,thebestideasaretheimperfectonesthatbringeveryonetogetherinlaughter.13.A.brightB.timedC.orderedD.simple14.A.oppositeB.matchC.supporterD.competitor15.A.lookedB.stoleC.reachedD.flew16.A.feelingB.shakingC.hidingD.comparing17.A.feetB.shoesC.classmatesD.fingers18.A.answeringB.messagingC.pleasingD.encouraging19.A.proudlyB.unwillinglyC.independentlyD.carelessly20.A.positivityB.confidenceC.creativityD.perfection三、阅读理解下图展示了学校为学生提供的四个职业体验工作坊。请根据三名学生的喜好及需求,匹配最适合他们的工作坊,并将其所对应的选项(A、B、C、D)填在相应位置上。其中一个选项为多余选项。

David21.21Ilovetolearnthroughexploration.Visitingmuseumshasalwaysbeenoneofmyhobbies.IfIcouldbecomeamuseumguideoneday,I’msureIwouldbeabletogivevisitorsthebest-everexperiences!Alice22.22Actually,Ihaven’tdecidedwhatIwanttodointhefuture.ButI’mveryinterestedindoingscientificresearch.Ilikefindingtruththroughexperiments.I’mexcitedtohaveachancetotalkwithascientist.Mike23.23It’scooltoshareinformationfromallovertheworldwiththepublic.That’swhyIwanttobeanewsreporter.I’mlookingforwardtolearningabouttheworkofanewsreporterinpersonthistime.Mrs.Lee’sgardenwasthemostbeautifulplaceonParksStreet.Itwasalivingpaintingthatchangedwiththeseasons.Totheneighborhood,itwasasymbolofpeaceandbeauty,buttoagroupofteenagers,ledbyaboredandrestlessboynamedMark,itwasatarget(目标).Theypickedflowers,knockeddownthefence,andthrewemptycans.ThepolicesuggestedthatMrs.Leeshouldbuildatallerfence,butshehadadifferentidea,bornnotfromanger,butfromadeepunderstandingofloneliness.OneSaturday,shesawMarkandhisfriendsontheplayground.Takingadeepbreath,shewalkedover,abasketinherhand.“Myrosesarebeingattackedbyinsects,”shesaidcalmly.“Ineedsomestronghandstohelpmeputsoapy(肥皂的)wateronthem.Ijustmadesomeapplepies.Wouldyouliketohelpmeandhaveasnack?”Markandhisfriendsweresurprised.Freepies?Theywerenotsure,buttheyfollowedher.Inthegarden,sheshowedthemhowtomakethesoapywater.Shetoldthemthenamesoftheflowersandthebeesthatvisitedthem.Theyworkedinsilenceatfirst,butMrs.Lee’scalmpresenceslowlyrelaxedthem.Inhergarden,theyatepiesanddranktea.Sheaskedthemaboutschool,abouttheirmusic,listeningwithrealinterest.Astrangefeelinggrewinsidethem.Theyweretreatedashelpers.Markstartedcomingbyafterschool,sometimeswithfriends,sometimesalone,toseeifMrs.Leeneededanything.Oneevening,Marksawayoungerboyfromtheneighborhoodaimingakickatthefence.“Hey!”Markshouted,runningover.“Watchit!Therearebeesinthere!”Theyoungerboyranoff.Markstoodthereforamoment,realizingwithshockthathewasnowprotectingthegarden.Markdidn’treceivealecture(训斥)aboutrightandwrongfromMrs.Lee.Instead,hereceivedresponsibility,trust,andthesweettasteofapplepies.Helearnedthatangerbuildswalls,butkindnessbuildsbridges.Mrs.Leetaughthimthatforgiveness(原谅)isn’taboutforgettingtheharm;it’saboutplantingsomethingnewandbeautifulinthemessed-upsoil.24.WhatdidtheneighborhoodseeMrs.Lee’sgardenas?

A.Aplaceforpainting.B.Anewplayground.C.Asymbolofpeaceandbeauty.D.Amessed-uptarget.25.WhydidMarkfeelshockedaftertheyoungerboyranoff?

A.Becausethebeeswereattackingtheboy.B.BecauseMrs.Leehadaskedforhishelp.C.Becausethefencehadsuddenlyfallendown.D.Becauseherealizedhewasprotectingthegarden.26.WhatdidMarklearnaboutforgivenessfromMrs.Lee?

A.Itcomesaftersomeonesayssorry.B.Itgivessomeoneachancetogrow.C.Itmeanslettinggoofthepainofthepast.D.Itisabouttellingothersrightfromwrong.In2025,researchersfromtheUKpublishedafindingthathumanity’sconnectiontonaturehasdroppedbyover60%since1800.Thishasseriousoutcomesforourabilitytosolveenvironmentalproblems.Ourpersonaltieswithnaturecanshapehowwetakecareofourlocalenvironmentsandhowweactonbiggerproblemslikeclimatechange.Disconnectionfromnaturealsoinfluencesoursharedfutureinlessnoticeableways.Ourpersonalrelationshipwiththenaturalworldisnecessaryforourmental(心理的)healthandevenourconnectiontooneanother.Inanageofrisingdistrustandloneliness,weneedconnectiontonaturemorethanever.WhatItMeanstoBelonginNatureBelongingisnotonlyaboutsocialconnection.It’salsoabouthowwe’reconnectedtothephysicalworld.Asrecentstudiesshow,spendingtimeingreenandbluespaceslowersstress,improvessleep,andhelpschildrenwithattentionandcreativity.Timeinnaturalsettingsisalsonecessarytoourabilitytoconnect.Whenwe’recutofffromnaturalsettings,it’shardtoreallylisten,tocare,ortoputourselvesinanotherperson’sshoes.What’smore,naturecanofferussensoryrichnessandasenseofawe(敬畏),whichalsostrengthensourabilitytoconnect.IsItPossibletoTurnThingsAround?Weneedtorestoreourtieswithnature,butwealsoneedtodosomethingmuchmorefundamental(根本的).Weneedtofallbackinlovewiththenaturalworld.It’saboutresponsibledependence.Wedependonourplaces,soweowe(欠)themourcare.Tobelonginnatureistobeinrelationship.Thatmeansreceivinggiftsfromthelandsandwaterswherewelive,whiletakingresponsibilityfortheirlong-termwell-being.Thisisarelationshipthatwecall“reciprocal.”Andthat’swhatbelongingisallabout.Thenhowdowereturntothisrelationshipwithnature?I’veseenmanysolutions.Forexample,thereisaland-basedprojectinCanadathatteachesfishing,naturalmedicine,andlocalhistoryalongsidetraditionallanguage,whichrebuildsalivedrelationshiptohomewhilepassingresponsibilityfromelderstotheirchildren.Therearemanypracticalexamplesthatarescalable(可扩展的)aroundtheworld.Citiesshouldspendmoreonstreettrees,pocketparks,andsafewildlifepassages.Schoolsandcommunitiesshouldconsiderearly-childhoodprograms:forestandgardeningeducation,andwaysforparentstohelptheirkidslearnaboutnature.Ofcourse,theworkoffallingbackinlovewithnatureisuptoeachoneofus.It’svaluabletohaveourownpracticesofpayingattentionandfindingconnectiontotheplacewecallhome.Belongingisaboutfeelingourplaceinthegreaterwhole.27.Whatcanwelearnaboutthehuman-natureconnectionfromthepassage?

A.Creativechildrenusuallyconnectwithnaturemoreeasily.B.Disconnectionfromnatureweakensourabilitytorelatetoothers.C.Tobelonginnaturerequiresustobuildmoresocialconnections.D.Risingdistrustandlonelinessarecausedbylosingtouchwithnature.28.Whatdoestheword“reciprocal”inParagraph5mostprobablymean?

A.Benefitingeachother.B.Goingone-way.C.Workingindependently.D.Changingallthetime.29.Howdoesthewriterdevelophisideasinthispassage?

A.Stateanidea→Proveitwithexamples→EndwithanopinionB.Introducetwocases→Explaindifferences→GiveafinalpointC.Presentaproblem→Explainwhyitmatters→OfferwaystosolveitD.Showaproblematicevent→Describecauses→MakepredictionsYou’veprobablypressedalikebuttonmanytimestoday,orkeptcheckingwhatyoupostedasthelikecountrises.Butwhydowelikethelikebuttonsomuch?In2018,neuroscientistLaurenShermanandherteamstudiedthatquestion.Theyasked58teenstochoosesomephotostheyhadpostedrecently.Eachteenthenviewedthephotoschosenbythewholegrouponaspecially-designedsocialmediathatincludedalikebutton.TheydidsowhilelyinginanfMRI(功能磁共振成像)machine,whichallowedresearcherstoseeifthebrainlitupwhentheyhitthelikebutton—andifso,whatpartsofit.Sureenough,therewasactivity,andalotofit.Intheexperiment,whenteenssawtheirownphotoswithmanylikes,theirbrainsshowedactivityinmanydifferentareas.Notably,Shermanalsofoundthatviewingphotoswithmany(comparedwithfew)likeswasrelatedtogreaterbrainactivity.Thatmeanswedon’tjustliketoreceivelikes;wealsolikethingsmorewhenotherpeoplehavelikedthem.Whydowelikelikessomuch?AccordingtoNicholasChristakis,asociologistatYaleUniversity,itisbecause“thelikebuttonisbuiltonthebackofevolutionary(进化的)biology.”Allanimalslearnandevolveastheyinteractwithachallengingworld,fromexperiencetheygetthroughtryingandmakingmistakes,butonlycertainprimates(灵长类动物)havetheabilitytolearnfromothers’experience.Thissociallearningallowedearlyhumanstoraisetheirchancesofsurvivalbyavoidingmistakestheysawothersmaking,andcopyingthesuccessfulmoves.Thishelpsexplainwhyhumanbeingshavethepreferencefor“mildhierarchy”(轻微等级制度).Intheanimalworld,animalsbecomeleadersbyforce.Humans,however,recognizetheonefromwhomtheylearnmostastheleader.Membersfollowstandoutperformersconsideringwhattheyhavedoneandhowwelltheysharethelessonstobetakenfromtheirexperience.Theevolvedsociallearningabilityalsohelpsdevelopourhabitsofexpressingthankfulness.Becausewearewillingtokeeplearning,weshowthankfulnessinawaythatencouragesotherstokeepsharing.Forexample,wegivelikestotheirposts.Inturn,theyrespondtothelikestheyreceive.It’swhatkeepsussharingwhatwediscover.Allthisexplainswhywehaveevolvedtoenjoylikingandbeingliked.Whathasbeenchoseninhumanevolutionisnotjustphysicalcharacteristics,butalsourges(冲动)andfeelings.Andthisistheverydeeppsychological(心理的)areathelikebuttonwasabletotapinto.Seeinglikescomeingivesuspleasure.Givingalike,knowingitwillmakesomeonehappy,alsomakesusfeelgood.Thisisthekeytotheriseofthelikebutton:Itspopularityhasverymuchtodowithsomethingfundamentalinourbiology.30.WhydoesthewriterintroducetheexperimentinParagraphs2and3?

A.Toexplainwhyseeinglikescausesbrainactivity.B.Toprovethatlikingbehaviorissupportedbybiology.C.Tosuggestabiologicalmethodtostudybrainactivity.D.Tostressthedifferencebetweengivingandreceivinglikes.31.Accordingtothepassage,whatmightsociallearningallowpeopletodo?

A.Respectthosewhorisetothetopbyforce.B.Makemoreknowledgeablefriendsbygivinglikes.C.Uselikestoencouragesharingwhatcanbelearned.D.Survivebetterbytellingothershowtocorrectmistakes.32.Whichofthefollowingwouldthewritermostprobablyagreewith?

A.Likingbehaviorresultsfromtheevolutionofsocialmedia.B.Human’ssociallearningabilityevolvedfirsttochooseleaders.C.Seeingourlikedphotoscausesgreaterbrainactivitythanseeingothers’.D.Thepleasureoflikingandbeinglikedhaspopularizedthelikebutton.33.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.HumansEvolvedtoLikeLikesB.TheEvolutionofWaystoGiveLikesC.TheLikeButtonEvolvedwiththeTimesD.LikedbyOthers:HumanEvolution’sDrivingForce四、任务型阅读Theheartoflearningistranquility(宁静),notexcitement.Weoftenconnecttheideaoflearningwiththemomentsofinspirationandexcitement.Butthesemomentsdon’tlast.Truelearninghappensinthequiet,dailystepswetake.Thekeyistostayconsistent(一贯的)withoutbeingburnedoutbythepressureofachievingquickresults.Themostmeaningfullearningtakesplaceinthespacebetweenpushingtoohardanddoingnothing.It’saboutfindingthebalance.Learningisnotaracebutajourney.Itrequirespatience.Setrealisticgoalsandincreasethedifficultyofwhatyoulearnovertime.Thisway,youcanmakeprogresswithoutforcingit.Learningrequiresthecouragetobearboredom,whichiswhatleadstomastery.Therepetitionofsmalltasksisthetruetraininggroundfordevelopingexpertise(专长).Whetherreadingthesameunitagainorpracticingthesameskill,consistencyiskey.Thetruevalueoflearningliesinmakingdailyeffortandcontinuingwithoutexpectingquickresults.Thisiswhatresultsinmastery.Sohowtolearnwithtranquility?It’simportanttosetacleargoalandbreakdownthelearningtasksintosmaller,manageableoneswhichshouldbeclearandachievable.Remembertofocusonprogress,notperfection,andallowyourselftomakemistakeswithoutfeelingashamed.Asyoufollowthecorrectmethod,eachstepbuildsuponthelast.There’snoneedtorush—stepbystep,calmly,you’llmakeprogress.Truegrowthbeginswithacceptance—recognizingwhereweareandwhereweneedtogo.Byacceptingwhereweare,wecanplanournextstepscalmlyandeffectively,withouttheneedtoforcechange.Learningisnotaboutrunningawayfromourproblemsbutdealingwiththem.Whenweacceptthechallengesanddiscomfortsofourlearningjourneyandtakeaction,wedevelopresilience(韧性).Fromthisfoundation(基础),wecanshapethefuture,onestepatatime.Whenweunderstandthatchangetakestimeandrequirespatience,we’llstopexpectingquickresultsandfocusonourprogress.34.Accordingtothepassage,whatistheheartoflearning?3435.Whatkindofcouragedoeslearningrequire?3536.Whenwillwestopexpectingquickresultsandfocusonourprogress?3637.Tolearnwithtranquility,whatwayswouldyouliketotry?Explainhowthesewaysbenefityou.(Pleasegive

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