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2026年北京房山区初三二模英语一、单项选择1.Mygrandpa’sbirthdayiscoming.Iwanttobuyanewcupfor________.

A.herB.himC.meD.you2.Ourclassisgoingtoplanttrees________theparkthisweekend.

A.toB.withC.inD.on3.—Ms.Li,mustwefinishthescienceprojecttoday?—No,you________.Justmakesureit’sdonebeforeFriday.

A.mustn’tB.can’tC.needn’tD.shouldn’t4.Basketballisoneof________sportsamongstudentsinourschool.

A.popularB.morepopularC.mostpopularD.themostpopular5.—________doyoutidyyourroom?—Twiceaweek.Atidyroomhelpsmestayfocused.

A.HowoftenB.HowmanyC.HowsoonD.Howlong6.Thetaskwasverychallenging,________Sammanagedtocompleteitontime.

A.orB.butC.soD.for7.We________apicnicbythelaketomorrowiftheweatherisfine.

A.haveB.hadC.willhaveD.havehad8.Mike________thedishesafterdinnereveryday.Heisagreathelperathome.

A.washesB.willwashC.haswashedD.waswashing9.Linda________inthemuseumfortwoyears.Sheisanexperiencedguidenow.

A.workedB.wasworkingC.willworkD.hasworked10.WhenIsawTomintheyard,he________amodelplane.

A.makesB.wasmakingC.ismakingD.willmake11.Fitnessapps________bylotsofyoungpeoplethesedays.

A.useB.usedC.areusedD.wereused12.—Emma,doyouknow________onweekends?—Yes.Itopensat9:30inthemorning.

A.whattimetheschoolgymopensB.whattimetheschoolgymopenedC.whattimedidtheschoolgymopenD.whattimedoestheschoolgymopen二、完形填空阅读下面的短文,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。Jacobwasproudtobetheeditor(编辑)ofthenewclassblog.Hetookhisjobseriouslyandhebelievedagoodeditorshouldbetruthful.Oneday,theclasswasrehearsing(排练)ashortplayaboutseasons.Tessactedasafallingleaf.Duringpractice,shefelldowninafunnyway.Everyone13,includingTess.Itwasafunny,unexpectedmoment.Jacob,seeingagreatphotoopportunity(时机),quicklytookapicture.Thatevening,ashewaswritingablogabouttherehearsal,herememberedthefunnyphoto.Hethoughteveryonewouldloveit.WithoutaskingTess,he14thephotowiththedescription:“OurfriendTessisreally‘falling’intoherrole!”Thephotoimmediatelygotlotsoflikesandfunnycomments(评论)fromclassmates.Jacobfeltproudthatthephotomadeeveryonesmile.Thenextmorning,hesawTessbyherlocker,lookingattheblogonherphone.“Hey,Tess!Didyouseeallthelikesyourphotogot?”Jacobsaid15.Tesslookedup,“Yeah,Isaw,”shesaidquietly.“Itwasfunnywhenithappenedinclasswithallofus,but…Ididn’tknowyouweregoingtouploaditforthewholeschooltosee.”Jacob’scheerfulfeelingdisappeared,andafeelingof16filledhim.HehadbeensofocusedongettingafunnyphotothatheneverthoughtabouthowTessmightfeel.Amomentthatwassillyandprivateamongfriendshadbeenturnedintoapublicjoke.Hewastruthful,buthewasn’t17.Heknewwhathehadtodo.“I’msorry,Tess.Ishouldhaveaskedyoufirst.Itwasyourmoment,notmineto18.Doyouwantmetotakeitdown?”Jacobsaidsoftly.Tesslookedupandsmiled.“Thanks.Thatwouldbegreat.”Jacobdeleted(删除)thephoto.Later,hewroteanewposttitled“ANotefromtheEditor.”Heexplainedthatbeingagooddigitalcitizenmeansthatyoushould19yourfriends’feelings,andthathewasstilllearning.Henowunderstoodthat20withsomeonefirstisasimportantastellingthetruth,andafriend’strustisworthmorethananynumberoflikes.13.A.criedB.laughedC.shoutedD.cheered14.A.postedB.shotC.savedD.replaced15.A.excitedlyB.worriedlyC.nervouslyD.curiously16.A.prideB.joyC.fearD.shame17.A.helpfulB.patientC.thoughtfulD.confident18.A.keepB.copyC.shareD.remember19.A.hideB.expressC.holdD.respect20.A.comparingB.checkingC.competingD.cooperating三、阅读理解

21I’mgoingtoenterthepaintingcompetition.IlovedrawingandIwanttoshowmytalent.I’llpaintabeautifullandscapeinbrightcolors.It’sgreattoexpressmyfeelingsthroughart.22I’dliketotakepartinthedanceperformance.Ienjoymovingtothemusicandlearningnewdancesteps.I’vepracticedforweeksandIcan’twaittoperformonstagewithmyfriends.23Iplantosignupforthephotocompetition.Iliketakingphotosofnatureandpeople.Ihopetocatchsomewonderfulmomentsduringtheartfestival.Ibelieveapicturecantellastory.Corahadbeenworkingonaspecialdrawingforaweek.Itwasapictureofhergoodfriendshavingagreattimeinawonderfulpark.Shehadusedherfavoriteglitter(闪光)pensandhadgottenthecolorsjustright.Shehopedshecouldgiveittoherfriendssoonasasurprise.Asshewaspackingherbagafterschool,herwaterbottletippedover.Thewatermadethebottomofherbackpackwet.Cora’sheartsank(低落).Shequicklypulledoutthedrawing.Mostofthepicturewasbadlyruined(毁坏)bythewater.Itscolorsranandthepaperturnedwetandsoft.Coraalmostcried.Thenextday,shewantedtotellherfriendswhathadhappened.Duringthebreak,shewenttoPeterandZach,buttheywerebusytalkingaboutavideogame.Later,shesawMiaandEmily,buttheywereexcitedaboutEmily’snewwatch.Shefeltsadthatnobodyseemedtocareabouther.Shewenttositonabench(长椅)alone.Afewmomentslater,Ericsatdownnexttoherandasked,“Youdon’tlookveryhappytoday.What’sup?”Finally,someonewasaskingandsomeonewasreadytolisten.Thelump(哽咽)inCora’sthroatdisappearedasshetoldhimeverything—abouttheweekofwork,thetipped-overwaterbottle,andtheruinedpainting.Ericdidn’tinterrupt.Hedidn’ttrytosolvetheproblem.Hejustlistened.Whenshewasdone,henoddedseriously.“That’ssuchapity,”hesaid.“It’sokaytobesadwhensomethingyouworkedsohardonisruined.”WhathesaidmadeCorafeelamilliontimesbetter.Hersadnessdidn’tdisappear,butitfeltlighter,asifshehadsharedtheweightofit.“Thanks,Eric,”shesaid,managingasmallsmile.“Thanksforlistening.”Sometimes,themosthelpfulthingyoucandoforsomeoneisn’ttogiveadvice,butsimplytoofferalisteningear.24.HowdidCorafeelwhenshefoundherfriendswereallbusyduringthebreak?

A.Surprised.B.Sad.C.Angry.D.Relaxed.25.WhatdidEricdowhenCoratoldhimaboutherruineddrawing?

A.Hehelpedherfixthedrawingatonce.B.Helistenedtoherwithoutinterrupting.C.Hegaveheradviceonhowtodrawbetter.D.Heplayedvideogameswithhertocheerherup.26.Whatdoesthestorywanttotellus?

A.Smallaccidentscan’tbeavoided.B.Friendsshouldspendtimetogether.C.Listeningcanbeawayofcomfort.D.Helpingotherscanbringushappiness.ScientistsattheUniversityofPennsylvaniahavecreatedsomeoftheworld’ssmallestrobots.Thetiny,light-poweredrobotsaresmallerthanagrain(粒)ofsalt.Formanyyears,scientistshaveworkedtomakesmallerandsmallerrobots.Butasrobotsgetsmall,theyalsobecomeeasilybroken.Thenewrobotshavebeendesignedwithoutanymovingparts.Thescientistsfacedmanychallengesindevelopingsuchtinyrobots.Topowertherobot,theteamchosetouseasolarpanel(太阳能电池板).Thisallowsarobottorunformonths,poweredonlybylight.Butitalsomeantthattheyhadtocovermuchoftherobotwiththesolarpanel,whichdidn’tleaveroomformuchelse.ScientistsattheUniversityofMichigandevelopedasupertinycomputerthatcanbeprogrammedandevenhasamemory.Oncetherobotsareprogrammed,theycanmoveontheirown,withnooutsidecontrol.Theserobotsuseverynewtechnology,buteachonecostsonlyaboutoneUScent.Forarobotsotiny,movingthroughwaterishard.Insteadofpushingwaterlikefish,therobotscreateatinyelectricfieldaroundthemselves.Thisfieldmakestheions(离子)inthesurroundingwatermove.Whenthoseionsmove,theyhitnearbywatermolecules(分子)andpushonthem.Themovingwaterthencarriestherobotforward.Therobotscansensethetemperatureofthewaterthey’rein.Theycanalsobeprogrammedtoswimtowardwarmertemperatures.Besides,therobotscansendinformationtoresearchersthroughmovement.Forexample,oncearobothassensedthetemperature,itcandoalittledance.Researcherswatchingthroughamicroscope(显微镜)canthenunderstandthedancetogettheinformation.“It’sverysimilartohowhoneybeescommunicate,”saysDavidBlaauw,whodevelopedthecomputer.Thescientistssaytheprojectisonlythefirststep.Inthefuture,similarrobotscouldbeusedtoreportonthehealthofcells(细胞)inthehumanbody.And,thougheachrobotistiny,theycanbeprogrammedtoworktogethertocompletelargertasksasagroup.27.WhatisspecialaboutthetinyrobotsdevelopedbytheUniversityofPennsylvania?

A.Theyswimlikerealfish.B.Theycanworkwithoutlight.C.Theyhavenomovingparts.D.Theycommunicatebysound.28.WhatismentionedaboutthetinyrobotsinParagraph5?

A.Theirbasicabilities.B.Theirbuildingsteps.C.Theirproductioncost.D.Theirdesignpurposes.29.Whatcanwelearnaboutthetinyrobotsfromthepassage?

A.Theycostmuchmoneytoproduce.B.Theyrequireoutsidecontroltomove.C.Theycanbeprogrammedtotreatdiseases.D.Theycanoperatecontinuouslyformonths.Peopleoftenlookbackontheirlifechoicesandimaginebetterpossibleresults.Whentherealresultisnotasgoodastheimaginedone,peoplemayexperienceregret.Researchershavelongbeeninterestedinstudyingthiscommonfeeling.Onewell-knownstudyfocusedonthetypesofthingspeopleregretandwhethertheyexperiencedmoreregretforthingstheydidordidnotdo.Interestingly,forshort-termregrets,theymostlytalkedaboutactionstheyhadtaken,suchassayingsillywordsinpublic.Forlifelongregrets,however,theymostlymentionedchancestheyhadmissed,likenotvaluingtimewithfamilymembers.Thesestudiesalsoshowedsomethingspecial.Veryfewpeoplereportedregretforsomethingthattheycouldnothavepersonallychanged.Thismeansthatifyoudon’tthinkyouplayedapartintheresult,youwon’tfeelregret.Thisisdifferentfromlotsofotheremotionslikesadness,disappointment,orexcitement,whichpeoplecanfeelevenwhentheywerenotresponsibleforthesituationthatresultedinthosefeelings.Thisledscientiststobelievethatregretmayhelppeopleseewhatwentwrongwithadecisionandhowtoimprovenexttime.Inanexperiment,6-year-oldsweretoldtochoosebetweentwolockedboxestowintheprizethatwasinside.Mostpickedtheboxwithashorterwaitandgottwocandies,buttheylearnedtheywouldhavegottenfouriftheyhadchosentheotherbox.Thenextday,thosewhoexperiencedregretthedaybeforeweremorelikelytowaitlonger.Experiencingregrethelpspeoplemakebetterchoicesthenexttimetheyarefacedwithasimilardecision.Eventhinkingaboutregretcanhelppeoplemakebetterchoicesinsituationstheyhaveneverexperiencedbefore.Lotsofresearchhasshownthat,whenitcomestomakingadecision,peoplewilldowhatiscalledmental(心理的)timetravel.Thismentaltimetravelallowspeopletoanticipatefutureregret—theyimaginethemselvespickingdifferentoptions(选择)andhowtheywouldfeelabouteachchoice.Then,whenitcomestoactuallydecidingwhattodoinreallife,theydecidetogowiththeoptiontheythinkwillcausethesmallestamount(数量)ofregret.Regretisnotourenemy.Wisepeopledon’tgetstuckinthepast.Theylearnfromit,acceptit,andfocusonthepresent.Theyletregretguidethem,buttheyvaluetodayandmakewiserchoicesahead.30.WhydoesthewritermentiontwokindsofregretsinParagraph2?

A.Toshowastudyresult.B.Toleadinatopic.C.Tosupportaviewpoint.D.Topointoutaproblem.31.Whichofthefollowingwouldthewritermostprobablyagreewith?

A.Regretfailstohelpwithdecisionsinnewsituations.B.Lifelongregretsusuallycomefromthingspeopledid.C.Regrethelpspeopleimproveinsimilarsituationslater.D.Peopleoftenfeelregretforthingsbeyondtheircontrol.32.Whatdoestheword“anticipate”inParagraph5mostprobablymean?

A.Refuse.B.Stress.C.Prove.D.Expect.33.Whatisthewriter’smainpurposeinwritingthispassage?

A.Toguidereaderstofaceregretinaproperway.B.Toshowhowpeoplemakedecisionswithregret.C.Toadvisepeopletoavoidregrettingthingsdeeply.D.Toexplainwhyregretdiffersfromotheremotions.四、任务型阅读阅读短文,根据短文内容回答问题。AfamilydinnerisanimportanttraditiontocelebrateSpringFestival.Inthepast,mostfamiliespreparedthedinnerathome,witheveryonegatheringinthekitchen.Nowadays,however,moreandmorepeoplechoosetohavethedinnerinarestaurant.Somepeoplethinkeatingoutisagoodchoicebecauseitsavespeoplethetroubleofcookingandcleaningup.Afterworkingallyear,peoplecanrelaxandspendqualitytimewiththeirfamily.Besides,eatingoutdoesnotmeanlosingtraditions,asfamilymembersstillgettogetherinadifferentway.WangPeng,asoftwareengineer,supportseatingout.HisfamilyhaseatenoutfortheSpringFestivaldinnerforthepastthreeyearsandenjoyeditasmuchaseatingathome.Withouttiringcooking,thedinnerbecomesmoreenjoyable,andthedishesalsotastebetter.Inhisopinion,whatorwheretheyeatdoesnotmatter;theloveamongfamilymembersremainsthesame.However,somepeopleprefertohavetheSpringFestivaldinnerathome.LiuYonghui,aretired(退休的)teacher,isoneofthem.Forhim,itjustwon’tfeellikeSpringFestivalhavingthedinnerout.Whenhewasalittleboy,thedinnerontheeveofSpringFestivalwaswhathelookedforwardtomost.Itwasnotonlyforthedeliciousfoodthatheseldomgottoeat,butfortheopportunitytohavethewholefamilygathertogether.Heusedtorunaroundthehouse,listentoadultschatting,andwatchhismothermakedumplingswithspecialfillingsinside:candiesforasweetlifeandpeanutsforalongandhealthylife.Thewholefamilywouldsitaroundthetable,talkingandlaughinghappily.Tohim,simplehome-cookeddishesalwaystastebetterthanrestaurantfood.Hehopeshischildrenandgrandchildrenwillstillvaluethememoriesofpreparingthedinnertogether.Hebelievesthatthepreparationforthedinnerisevenmoreimportantthanthedinneritself.Whetherpeoplechoosetoeatathomeorinarestaurant,thespiritoftheSpringFestivaldinnerneverchanges.Whattrulymattersisnottheplace,butthewarmthofbeingtogetherandthelovethatconnectsfamilymembers.34.WhatisanimportanttraditiontocelebrateSpringFestival?3435.Whydosomepeopleconsidereatingoutagoodchoice?3536.WhatdoesLiuYonghuithinkismoreimportanttha

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