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2026年四川省雅安市名山区前进中学初中中考英语模拟考试(一)一、完形填空Iamaplasticbottlefullofwater.Aweekago,Iwasonasupermarketshelf.Thenaboytookmeandputmeinthefridge.Lifewas1there.However,onlyafewhourslater,theboy2meoutanddrankthewaterinsideme.Thenhethrewmeintoa3.Earlythenextmorning,amangotmeoutofthebin,andthrewmeandotherrubbishintoatruck.ThenIwascarriedtoalandfill(垃圾填埋场)andpushedtogetherwiththerestofrubbishbyamachine.Ifeltafraid.Thenahugetruckcameand4uswithsoil(泥土).Iaskedanotherbottlewhatwouldhappentous.Hesaidwewouldstayhereforthousandsofyears.“Whycan’tthey5orrecycleus?”Iaskedwithtearsinmyeyes.1.A.painfulB.niceC.hardD.terrible2.A.putB.keptC.tookD.sent3.A.BinB.fridgeC.machineD.truck4.A.protectedB.filledC.providedD.covered5.A.reduceB.reuseC.refuseD.returnTherewasonceamancalledAli.Hewastravelinghomewithhisfriendsthroughadesertwhentheymetapoorstranger.Thestrangerwashungryandthirsty.Heaskediftheycouldhelphim.Thetravelersfelt6forhim.Theywelcomedhim,gavehimsomewater,andcontinuedtheir7throughthedesert.Soontheylosttheirway.Thesunwasshiningbrightly.Theirwaterbeganto8.Thesituationwasbad.Theydecidedtoration(定量供应)thewater.Eachday,eachperson9justonesmallcupofwaterwhentheystoppedforthenight.Oneevening,whenAliwasgoingtodrink,he10thestrangerlookingathim.Heturnedtothewatercarrierandsaidtohim,“Givemyshareofthewatertohim.”Thestrangerdrankitbecausehewasvery11.Alihadnothingtodrink.ItlastedforfourdaysandeachdayAligavethestrangerhiswater.AndAlibecame12.Onemorning,thestrangercalledAli,“Getup,Ali.Wearenotfarfromwaternow.”“Howdoyouknowthat?”Ali’sfriendsasked.Thestranger13.HepickedAliupandputhimonacamel(骆驼).“Followme,”hetoldAli’sfriends.They14forafewkilometers.Thentheystoppedinsurprise.Thestrangerrepaid(报答)Ali’s15byleadingthemtoanoasis(绿洲)!6.A.sorryB.happyC.proudD.angry7.A.talkB.fightC.trainingD.journey8.A.comebackB.runoutC.cooldownD.boilover9.A.boughtB.borrowedC.drankD.brought10.A.rememberedB.noticedC.leftD.kept11.A.tiredB.sleepyC.hungryD.thirsty12.A.busierB.tallerC.weakerD.stronger13.A.smiledB.agreedC.movedD.listened14.A.ranB.droveC.jumpedD.traveled15.A.importanceB.successC.kindnessD.spirit二、阅读理解CityYouthPhotographyContestDoyoulikephotography?Don’tmissthe2026CityYouthPhotographyContest!Thecontestisheldbytheculturalcentertocelebratethe100thbirthdayofthecityandinviteallofyoutoshowyourloveforthecity.Rules:1.AgeGroup:Youngphotographersaged12-18.2.Theme:“MyBeautifulHometown”Youcantakephotosofoldstreets,modernbuildings,localfood,orpeople’sdailylifethatshowthebeautyofthecity.3.Details:1-2photosperperson.A30-worddescriptionofeachphotoisneeded,alongwithyournameandage.4.Others:AllthephotosshouldbesentbeforeJune30th.Pleasesendthemtocityphoto@163.com.5.Prizesforwinners:Thetop10winnerswillgetachancetojoinafreephotographycampinsummer.50excellentphotoswillbeonshowatthecitylibraryfromJuly15thtoAugust5th.16.Whyisthecontestheldthisyear?

A.Toraisemoneyforpoorchildren.B.Tocollectphotosforthecitylibrary.C.Tocelebratethecity’s100thbirthday.D.Toinviteyoungpeopletoasummercamp.17.Whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttojointhecontest?

A.Sendatleast2photos.B.Handinphotosinperson.C.Showyourphotosatthecitylibrary.D.Giveadescriptionofeachphoto.18.Whencanthephotosbehandedin?

A.OnJune23.B.OnJuly15.C.OnAugust5.D.OnSeptember30.19.Whatcanthetop10winnersget?

A.Acamera.B.Somemoney.C.Afreesummercamp.D.Excellentphotos.20.Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom?

A.Astorybook.B.Alocalnewspaper.C.Atravelguide.D.Acookingmagazine.Itwasapleasantdayinmid-April.YoungchildreninNo.11primaryschoolranhappilyacrossthewidegreenricefields,holdingcolorfulkites.Theywerenotinclassbutonanature-basedlearningtrip.Six-year-oldXiaoRuiproudlyshowedhiskitewithapaintedfastcar.“Itfeelsgreattomakesomethingthatflies!”Hesaidwithabigsmile.Afterkite-flying,thechildrensatbythefieldtodrawpicturesandevenmadericemilkandcoffeetogether.Theseactivitiesarepartof“Yuliwendao,”aprogramhelpingchildrenandfamiliesfromnearbycitieslearnaboutfarminglifethroughhands-onexperiences.Mr.Jiang,theprogramfounder,believeschildrenlearnbestbydoing.Histeamturnedtheoldvillageintospaceswherekidscanmakericecakes,trycatchingfishinthedirt,feelthecooldirt,andplantricewiththeirownhands.“Thishelpsthemtrulyunderstandwheretheirfoodcomesfrom,”alocalteacher,Ms.Wu,said.Afterthetrip,XiaoRuisaidexcitedly,“Iwanttotrymakingricecakesnexttime!AndIhopewecancomehereagaintodomorethings.”Theprogramisverypopular.Manyfamiliesandschoolsreturnagainandagain.Evensomeadultsjointoenjoynatureandrelax.Mr.Jiangnowplanstoholdlongercampswithartandwoodworkingactivities.AsMs.Wusays,“Thesetripsconnectcitykidstothecountrysideandofferanewwayoflearning.”21.WhatcanwelearnaboutXiaoRuifromParagraph1?

A.Hewasproudofthekitehemade.B.Hewaslearningtoflykitesinthefield.C.Heboughtakitethatlookedlikeafastcar.D.Hefelttiredafterrunninginthericefield.22.AccordingtoParagraph2,what’sthegoalof“Yuliwendao”?

A.Toletchildrenenjoycitylife.B.Toteachchildrentoplantrice.C.Tohelpchildrenlearnaboutfarminglife.D.Toteachchildrenhowtogetalongwitheachother.23.WhatdidMs.Wuthinkofthetrip?

A.Boring.B.Tiring.C.Meaningful.D.Disappointing.24.Whatcanwelearnabouttheprograminthefuture?

A.Itwillnotbesuccessfulenough.B.Itwillbecomelesspopular.C.Onlychildrenareinterestedinit.D.Itwilloffermorelearningchances.25.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A.Acolorfulkiteflyingshow.B.Ahands-onfarmlearningprogram.C.Aweekendoutdooradventure.D.Afunfishcatchingactivity.Electronicwaste,ore-waste,isoldelectronicdevicesthatpeoplethrowaway,suchasoldcomputers,phones,TVs,aswellasallkindsofotherelectronics.Whileelectronicsmakelifeeasier,theyaren’tgoodfortheenvironment.Asnewproductscomeout,manyoldonesarethrownaway,insteadofbeingrecycled.Thechemicals(化学物质)insidethemmaybeagreatdangertotheenvironment.Iftheygetintothegroundorwater,thepollutioncancauseseriousproblems.Besides,mostelectronicsrequireraremetals(属),whichmustbemined(开采)fromtheearth.Oftentheminingprocesscreatesseriouspollution.Researchersaretryingtomakepeopleknowabouttheproblemsofe-waste.Theystudiedakindofe-wastethat’softennotnoticedbecausepeopledon’tthinkthesethingsareelectronics.Researcherscallthiskind“invisible”e-waste.Thestudyshowedthatabout1/6ofalle-wasteis“invisible”andthatthevalueofthisunseenwasteisabout$9.5billionayear.Suche-wasteweighsabout9billionkilograms.Surprisingly,toyswereatthetopoftheinvisiblee-wastelist.Worldwide,around7.3billionelectronictoysarethrownawayeachyear.Buttheproblemisfarlargerthanjusttoys.Thestudyalsoshowedthatsomeinvisiblee-wastealsocomesfromthingslikehomealarms,smokealarms,andpowertools.Researchershopethatmorepeoplewillmakemuchgreatereffortstomakesureelectronicsgetrecycled.26.Whatise-wasteaccordingtothepassage?

A.OldphonesandTVs.B.Newelectronicdevices.C.Electronicsthatstillwork.D.Oldelectronicsthrownaway.27.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?

A.Thedevelopmentofelectronicproducts.B.Thenumberofelectronicsusedbypeople.C.Themainmaterialsusedtomakeelectronics.D.Theenvironmentalproblemscausedbyelectronics.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“invisible”meaninChinese?

A.隐形的B.智能的C.精致的D.危险的29.Accordingtothestudy,whichkindofinvisiblee-wasteisthelargestinnumber?

A.Oldcomputers.B.Electronictoys.C.Homealarms.D.Powertools.30.What’sthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A.Totellpeopletheimportanceofelectronics.B.Toteachpeoplehowtorepairoldelectronics.C.Toshowthatelectronicsarebecomingmoreexpensive.D.Toaskpeopletopayattentiontoe-wasteandrecyclemore.根据短文内容,从短文后面的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。Swimmingisbothausefullifeskillandagreatsport.Likeanyphysicalactivity,swimmingalsohasrisks,soit’simportanttomakesurethatyoudoitsafely.31Don’tswimalone.Nomatterhowoldyouare,swimmingaloneisabadidea.32Youmayfall,gethitorhaveotheraccidents.Soalwayshavesomeonewithyou.Theycanhelpyouorcallforhelpifanythingbadhappens.33Forexample,don’tswimifyouhaveanopenwound.Ifyouhavepainwhileswimming,stopandrest.Andifyoustilldon’tfeelbetter,getoutofthepool.Followthepoolrules.Theyaretheretoprotectyou.34Anddon’tjumpintoanywaterifyoudon’tknowhowdeepitis.Bepatient.35Maybeinthebeginningyoucanonlymakeithalfwayacrossthepoolbeforeyouneedtohavearest,andthat’sokay.Asyoupracticemore,you’llbeabletoswimforlongereachtime.

A.Swimonlywhenyoufeelcomfortable.B.Herearesomethingsyoushouldknow.C.Ittakestimetoimproveyourswimmingskills.D.Youneverknowwhatmayhappenwhileyouareswimming.E.Soreadthepoolsafetyinformationcarefullybeforegettingintothewater.三、单词拼写36.Thebabyissleeping,soweshouldkeepq________.37.Jackish________.Healwaysmakesuslaughafterclass.38.Hes________tolearntoplaytheguitarattheageoffive,andheisverygoodatitnow.39.Frenchpeopleusuallyg________eachotherwithakisswhentheymeet.40.Theboyhurth________whenhefelloffhisbikeyesterday.四、选词填空将单词或单词的适当形式填入短文空格处,每空限填一词,每词只能用一次。

learnastraditionalhopeinterestimportantdisappearhistoryartalsoZhangDingjuan,a29-year-oldyoungwomanfromSichuan,lovessharingherbeautifulbambooweaving(编织)worksonline.Manypeopleare41inhercreativeworks.Zhangcomesfromaplacewherebambooweavinghasalong42ofthousandsofyearsinSichuan.Inthepast,localpeoplemainlyusedbambooweavingtomakedailytools,suchasbaskets,bagsandsoon.Now,ithasbecomea(an)43.AftergraduatingfromChengduUniversityin2019,Zhangwentbacktoherhometowntowork44abambooweavingmaker.Asherdeeplovefortheartkeptgrowing,shevisitedanexperiencedmasterto45bambooweaving.Shepracticedeverydayandlearnedmanyskills.Herbambooweavingbecamemoremodernandattractive(有吸引力的).Shetriedtoaddcolorstothis46art,makingtheworkslookbeautifulandlively.Sheworkedwithanartstudenttoaddbright,moderncolorstothisart,makingtheworkslookwarmandlovely.She47workedwithanartstudenttoaddmetal(金属)tobambooweaving,creatingaspecialnewstyle.“Withoutnewideas,traditionalskillsmay48slowly,”Zhangsays.“Butnowtheyarecomingbackwithnewlifeandbecominga(an)49partofourdailylives.”She50moreyoungpeoplewillknowaboutbambooweavingandcarrythisgreatChineseartforward.五、任务型阅读51.先阅读短文,根据短文内容完成表格中所缺的信息。每空不超过3个词。Youmaynoticepeoplewalkingslowlyalongcitystreets-somewithfriends,somealone.Unliketravelers,theytaketheirtimetohaveacloselookatbuildings,trysomestreetfood,orchatwithlocalsellers.Theywalknottoreachaplacequickly,buttofeelrelaxedwhileexploringthecity.ThiskindofwalkisnowcalledCityWalk.It’sawayofexploringatyourownspeed,withoutatight(紧凑的)plan.Somepeopledisagreewithcitywalk.Theyarguethatwalkingwithoutaclearpurposeseemslikeawasteoftime.However,citywalkcanmakeyoursensebecomesha

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