2026年天津市西青区初中毕业生学业考试英语调查试卷（二）

2026年天津市西青区初中毕业生学业考试英语调查试卷（二）一、听力选择1.

A．B．C．2.

A．B．C．3.

A．B．C．4.Whosewatchisthis?

A．Jim’s.B．Tom’s.C．Mary’s.5.WhattimedoesLilygetupeveryday?

A．At6:00.B．At6:30.C．At7:00.6.HowoftendoesJohn’sfatherwatchfootballgames?

A．Everyday.B．Everyweek.C．Everymonth.7.What’stheweatherlikeinBeijingnow?

A．Cool.B．Hot.C．Rainy.8.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Inashop.B．Inaschool.C．Inahospital.听下面一段材料，回答小题。9.What’swrongwithJohn?

A．Helosthisbook.B．Heislateforschool.C．Hehadaproblemwithhisbestfriend.10.WhatdoesthewomanadviseJohntodo?

A．Buyagiftforhisfriend.B．Writealettertohisfriend.C．Callhisfriendandtalkwithhim.听下面一段材料，回答小题。11.Whatdidtheboydolastweekend?

A．Hewentshopping.B．Hevisitedhisgrandparents.C．Hewenttoseeafilmwithhisclassmates.12.WhereisNancy’shometown?

A．InthesoutheastofHebeiprovince.B．IntheNorthwestofHenanprovince.C．InthesouthwestofShandongprovince.13.Howlongdidittakethegirltogettoherhometown?

A．Twohours.B．Fourhours.C．Sixhours.听下面一段材料，回答小题。14.WhereisAlicefrom?

A．London.B．Beijing.C．NewYork.15.WhodoesAliceoftengotothezoowith?

A．Hercousin.B．Herfather.C．Herbrother.16.WhatareSam’sfavouriteanimals?

A．Giraffes.B．Elephants.C．Zebras.二、单项选择17.Lookat________tallestbuilding.Ourclassroomison________thirdfloor.

A．the;theB．/;theC．a;aD．an;the18.Ibought________motheranumbrella.________likeditverymuch.

A．my;SheB．you;YourC．my;HerD．you;She19.Thisbookreview________becauseitexplainsthestoryclearly.

A．fillsoutB．comesinC．makessenseD．goesover20.Manycartooncharactersarebrave.Wecanlearnagood________frombravecartooncharacters

A．riskB．lessonC．successD．care21.AI________widely________inallfieldsthesedaystomakeourlifeeasierandbetter.

A．was;usedB．is;usedC．will;useD．has;used22.Whenwemeetourteachers,wecan________toshowpoliteness.

A．nodB．pointC．leadD．expect23.Whenyoutalktoothers,don’taskany________questionslikeageandpay.

A．privateB．importantC．difficultD．strange24.Hisbrotheroften________akiteintheparkonSundays.

A．fliedB．willflyC．fliesD．isflying25.Myhometownhaschangedalot,anditis________nowthantenyearsago.

A．busyB．busierC．busiestD．thebusiest26.Paulmadeanicecage________thelittlesickbirduntilitcouldfly.

A．tokeepB．keptC．keepD．keeping27.—Lookattheyoungladyinred.IsitMrsKing?—No.It________beher.Sheiswearingawhitedresstoday.

A．needn’tB．mayC．can’tD．must28.Ourmonitorran________ofalltheplayersatthesportsmeeting.

A．quickB．quickerC．morequicklyD．themostquickly29.Don’tmakeanynoise________yourfatherissleepinginthenextroom.

A．thoughB．whileC．unlessD．after30.—Doyouknow________?—Yes.HesavedAmy.

A．whodidthepoliceofficersaveB．whothepoliceofficersavedC．whendidthepoliceofficersaveD．whenthepoliceofficersaved31.—IwonthefirstprizeintheEnglishcompetition.—________Youdidareallygoodjob.

A．Congratulations!B．Badluck.C．Thankyou.D．Itdoesn’tmatter.三、完形填空Afamous75-yearHarvardstudyshowsthatchildrenwhodochores(家务)canbecomemorehelpfulandsuccessfulwhentheygrowup.Infact,choresareveryimportanttochildren’sfuturegrowth,32theybringmanyclearadvantagesintheirlaterlife.Whenchildrendochores,theycangetastrongsenseofachievement(成就)becausetheycanseethenice33soonafterfinishingthework.Especiallywhentheirparentsthankthemfortheirhelp,childrenwillfeeltheyare34andplayarealroleinthefamily.Thisgoodfeelingwillalsomakethemmore35whentheystaywithothersoutsidethefamily.What’smore,childrenwillslowlylearnthatitiseveryone’sdutytosharehousework.Ithelpsthemnottobespoiled(宠坏).Lifedoesnot36giveuseverythingwewant.Wemustworkhardtomakeourdreams37true.Besides,doingchoresteacheskidsto38theirtimewell.Theylearnto39choresintotheirdailylifewithstudiesandplay.Timemanagementisaveryusefullifeskillfortheirgrowth.Choresalsohelpchildrenlearnmanybasicliving40,suchaswashingdishesandsweepingthefloor.Theonlywaytolearntheseisbydoing.Inshort,choresarenotjust41keepingthehousecleanandtidy.Theyaregreatlifelessonsforeverychild.32.A．soB．orC．becauseD．but33.A．signsB．resultsC．photosD．ideas34.A．boredB．usefulC．interestingD．relaxing35.A．honestB．politeC．activeD．patient36.A．especiallyB．quietlyC．slowlyD．easily37.A．comeB．goC．leaveD．walk38.A．recordB．manageC．changeD．rise39.A．putB．turnC．lookD．get40.A．rulesB．dreamsC．skillsD．feelings41.A．betweenB．inC．aboutD．under四、阅读理解Inasmalltown,therewerefourbestfriendsnamedSarah,Mark,MayaandAlex.Growinguptogether,theysharedcountlesslaughs,dreamsandadventures.Oneday,Sarahgotsomebadnews—shehadaseriousillness.Itwashardforherandherfriendstotake.AsSarahstartedhertreatment(治疗),herfriendsstoodbyherside.Theywerealwaysthereforherwhenshefeltsadorhadtogotothedoctor.EvenwhenSarahwasverysick,herfriendsneverstoppedhelpingher.Theytoldhershewasstrong.Theyencouragedhertostaypositive(乐观的).Theyalsofoundfunnywaystomakehersmileondifficultdays.ThisexperiencechangedSarah’sfriendstoo.Theylearnedwhatit’sreallyliketocareforafriendinneed.Eachofthemfoundtheirownwaytohelp.Theirsupport(支持)gaveSarahhopeandstrengththroughitall.Astimewenton,Sarahstartedtogetbetter.Herfriendskeptcheeringheronandhelpingherfollowherdreams.Finally,Sarahachieved(实现)hergoalofbecominganurse.Sheknewshecouldn’thavemadeitwithoutherfriends’support.42.Wheredidthefourfriendslive?

A．Inabigcity.B．Inasmallvillage.C．Inabigfactory.D．Inasmalltown.43.Whohadaseriousillness?

A．Sarah.B．Mark.C．Maya.D．Alex.44.WhatdidthefriendsdoforSarah?

A．TheyaskedSarahtostudyhard.B．TheytaughtSarahtodoexercise.C．TheytoldSarahtogiveupherdream.D．Theystayedwithherandencouragedher.45.WhatdidSarahbecomeatlast?

A．Adoctor.B．Anurse.C．Ateacher.D．Adriver.46.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?

A．Sarahdidn’tlikeherfriendsatall.B．ThefriendsleftSarahwhenshewassick.C．FriendsplaywithSarahwhensheishappy.D．Truefriendshipisimportantindifficulttimes.ScientistsfromChina’sShanghaiJiaoTongUniversityaredevelopingarobot“guidedog”tohelpblindpeople.TherobotdogisaboutthesizeofanEnglishbulldogbutalittlewider.Ithassixlegsinsteadoffour.Theextralegsmakeitmorestable(稳定的)andhelpitmovefaster.TherobotisbeingtestedinShanghai.WiththehelpofcamerasandAI,therobotdogcansee,listenandspeakwithblindpeople.Itcanhelpthemduringdailytripsoutsideandbea“friend”athome.Blindpeoplecanalsouseacane(手杖)tocontroltherobot’swalkingandrunningspeed.Therobotcanevenrecognizethetrafficlights.LiFeiandZhuSibinarehelpingtesttherobot.LiistotallyblindandZhucanonlyseealittle.Zhuoftenusesacanetomovearound.“Therobotdogwillmakeiteasiertogetintopublicplacesthanwithrealguidedogs.Iamhappytojoininthetest.Itcouldchangeourlivesinthenearfuture,”Lisaid.InChina,thereareabout17.31millionblindpeople,butthereareonlyabout400guidedogs.Thenewrobotistryingtosolvethisproblem.“Webelieveourrobotwillactas‘apairofeyes’forblindpeople,”saidProfessorGaoPeng.Hethinkstherecouldbealargemarketfortheserobotdogs.47.Whydoscientistsdeveloptherobotdog?

A．Tohelpblindpeople.B．ToimproveAItechnology.C．TobeattheBritishbulldog.D．Tocreateasix-leggedmachine.48.Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?

A．Howtherobotdogworks.B．Wheretherobotdogcango.C．Whytherobotdogbroke.D．Whentherobotdogcomesout.49.HowdoesLiFeihelpdeveloptherobotdog?

A．Hedesignsit.B．Hehelpstestit.C．Hebringsitintopublicplaces.D．Hecontrolsitwithacane.50.WhatisProfessorGaoPeng’sopinionabouttherobotdog?

A．Itcantreatblindness.B．Itcostsalotofmoney.C．Ithastakentheplaceofrealguidedogs.D．Itwillhavealargenumberofcustomers.51.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A．ARobotGuideDog.B．WaystoTestRobots.C．LifeofBlindPeople.D．TheMarketofRobotDog.Eyesareimportantforseeingandunderstandingtheworld.Theyworktirelesslyeveryday,whetheryou’redoinghomework,watchingTV,orplayingsports.Theyareoftenthoughttobe“windowstothesoul”becausetheycanhelpyouexpressyouremotionsfromhappinesstosadness.Theycanhelpyouconnectwithothers.Forexample,youreyesmightlookbigandshinywhenyou’rehappytoseesomeone.Scientistsexplainthateyesworkbyseeinglightandhelpingthebrain(大脑)turnthislightintoimages(图像).Eyesareevenbusywhenyousleep.Everynightyougothroughaperiodofsleepcalledrapideyemovement(REM).Youreyesmoverapidlyfromsidetosideduringthisperiod.Atthesametime,yourbreathingandheartbeatbecomefast.Likeanyotherpartofyourbody,youreyesgettiredtoo.Whenthishappens,theymayfeelsore(疼痛)anddry,andyoumaynotseethingsclearly.Thishappensespeciallywhenyoudon’tgetenoughsleep,orspendtoomuchtimestaringatscreens.Tokeepyoureyeshealthy,theNationalEyeInstitute(NEI)advisesfollowingabalanced(平衡的)diet.Doctorssuggesteatinga“rainbow”everyday,withasmanydifferentcoloredfruitsandvegetablesaspossible.Ifyouspendalotoftimelookingatscreens,takebreaksevery20minutestorestyoureyesandremembertoblink(眨眼).Ifyoufeellikeyouhavetroubleseeingthingsatschool,feelfreetotellyourparentsorteachers.52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“emotions”inparagraph1mean?

A．Thanks.B．Feelings.C．Dreams.D．Movements.53.Whyareeyescalled“windowstothesoul”?

A．Becausetheycanmoveveryfast.B．Becausetheyworkevenwhenwesleep.C．Becausetheycanhelpusseelightclearly.D．Becausetheycanhelpusexpressouremotions.54.WhathappenstousduringREMsleep?

A．Ourheartbeatslows.B．Oureyesstopmoving.C．Ourbodytemperaturedrops.D．Ourbreathingbecomesfaster.55.Whatcanmakeyoureyestiredaccordingtothepassage?

A．GettingenoughsleepB．BlinkingoftenwhilereadingC．LookingatscreensforalongtimeD．Takingbreaksevery20minutes.56.What’sthemainpurposeofthelastparagraph?

A．Togiveadvice.B．Toexplainreasons.C．Toshowproblems.D．Tocomparedifferences.五、补全对话根据对话内容，从方框内选择恰当的句子将对话补充完整（选项中有两项是多余的）A:Congratulations!You’vejustwonthefirstprizeintheTennisCompetition.B:Thankyou.A:57B:Seven.A:58B:SinceIwasthree.A:59B:Myfather.AndItakeprivatelessonshere.A:60B:Threeorfourdaysaweek.Iwanttopractiseeveryday,butmyparentssaythreeorfourdaysisenough.A:Areyougoingtocontinuewithyourtennisplaying?B:Yes.61

A．Howoldareyou?B．I’dliketogoshopping.C．Ilovetennisverymuch.D．Doyoutakelessonshere?E．Howoftendoyoupractise?F．Whotaughtyouhowtoplay?G．Howlonghaveyouplayedtennis?六、完成句子62.这个小男孩每天五点半回家。Thelittleboy________________athalfpastfiveeveryday.63.事实上指着别人是不礼貌的。________________,it’srudetopointatothers.64.总有一天，再也没有人会去商店购物了。________________,noonewillgototheshopsanymore.65.打开电脑，我要发邮件。Please________________thecomputerandIwanttosendanemail.66.当我妈妈不在家的时候，我照顾小猫。Whenmymotherisnotathome,I________________thecat.七、任务型阅读Areyouworriedaboutpastmistakes?Didyouletyourfriendsdown?Sometimes,wethinkaboutthesethingstoomuch.Itmakesusfeelworriedandtired.Cookingcanbeagreathelpformentalhealth(心理健康).Itmakespeoplefeelincontrolandhappyagain.JulieOhana,asocialworker,mixedherloveforcookingwithtalktherapy(谈话疗法).Shebelievesthatthekitchencanstartachangeinpeople’slives.“Thekitchenprovidesachanceforpeopletorecognizeopportunities(识别机会)forchange,”saidOhana.Talktherapyisliketalkingtoaspecialfriend.Thisfriendisgoodatlistening.Youcanshareyourfeelings,thoughtsandproblemswiththisfriend.Then,heorshecangiveyouadvicetohelpyoufeelhappierandmoreconfident.Itisasafeandhelpfulwaytoworkthroughthingsthatarebothering(困扰)you.Ohanafoundthatdoingsessions(治疗)inthekitchencanmakethingsmoveatafasterpace.“Cookingoffersimmediatesatisfactionasyouworkyourwaythrougharecipe(食谱),”Ohanaadded.Sheusescookingtohelppeoplebuildtheirconfidenceandrelax.Shestartsbylearningaboutwhatfoodpeopleliketoeat,theircookingskillsandallergies(过敏).Then,theypreparedishestogether.Ohanathinksit’simportantthatwhenapersoniscooking,theypaycloseattentiontotheprocess.Likeartormusictherapy,cookingisabouttheprocess,notjusttheresult.Shethinksthatmakingmeals,whilebeingcompletelyfocused(专注的),isaveryspecialandimportantexperience.67.Cookingcanbe67formentalhealth.68.JulieOhanamixed68withtalktherapy.69.Doingsessionsinthekitchencanmakethingsmove69.70.Ohanausescookingtohelppeople70andrelax.71.Cookingis71,notjusttheresult.八、短文填空根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，使短文意思完整。每空限填一词。RedhasspecialmeaninginChineseculture.Fort72ofyears,thisbrightcolorhasbeenimportantinChinesesociety.DuringChineseNewYear,themostimportantfestivalinChinesetradition,rediseverywhere.Familiesp73redenvelopeswithmoneytobringgoodwishestochildrenandyoungadults.Redlanternslightupstreetsandhomes,creatingawarm,happyfeeling.Thesebeautifuldecorationshavebeenusedforcenturies,andtheyc74tobeanimportantpartofthecelebrationtoday.Familiesalsohangdoorcouplets(春联)ontheirdoors—shortpoemswrittenonredpaperthatexpressgoodw75forthecomingyear.ThetraditionofusingredduringChineseNewYearcomesfromanolds76aboutascarymonstercalledNian.Accordingtothisstory,thecreaturewouldvisitvil