2026年安徽“c20”联盟中考第四次模拟考试英语试卷

2026年安徽“c20”联盟中考第四次模拟考试英语试卷一、听力选择1.Whatwilltheboydoduring“GreenWeek”?

A．B．C．2.Howwilltheweatherbetomorrow?

A．B．C．3.Howdidthegirllearntocook?

A．Byreadingbooks.B．Bywatchingonlinelessons.C．Byaskinghermom.4.Whenwillthenewsportscenteropen?

A．ThisFriday.B．NextMonday.C．NextWednesday.5.Whatdoesthegirlmean?

A．Shewantstojointhegroup.B．Shewantstoknowmoreaboutit.C．Shewantstohelpwithherhomework.听下面一段对话，回答各小题。6.Wherewasthesmartwatchdesigned?

A．InChina.B．InJapan.C．InAmerica.7.Howmuchisthesmartwatchonsalefor?

A．250dollars.B．300dollars.C．350dollars.听下面一段对话，回答各小题。8.HowdoesEmmafeelabouttheevent?

A．Unsure.B．Excited.C．Bored.9.WhatwillLeohelpEmmado?

A．Makesomeposters.B．Searchforsomeinformation.C．Drawsomepictures.10.HowwillLeogettoschoolfortheevent?

A．Onfoot.B．Bybike.C．Bycar.你将听到一篇短文，短文后有五个小题。请根据所听内容在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。短文读两遍。11.WhatkindofcampisJennyjoining?

A．Amusiccamp.B．Asportscamp.C．Anenvironmentalcamp.12.Howfaristhecampfromthehotel?

A．1kilometre.B．2kilometres.C．3kilometres.13.WhatdoesJennysayaboutMr.Lee?

A．Heisstrict.B．Heispatient.C．Heishumorous.14.WhatdoesJennyenjoydoingnearthehotel?

A．Watchingpeoplejog.B．Feedingbirds.C．Ridingabike.15.WhatdoesJennyoftenbuyatthenightmarkets?

A．Clothes.B．Handmadegifts.C．Toys.二、听力填空你将听到一篇短文。请根据短文内容，写出下面表格中所缺的单词，每空仅填一词。短文读两遍。

FlyingRobotsWhatAflyingrobotisasmallmachinethatcanflyintheskywithouta16.WhyFarmersuseflyingrobotstolookattheirfieldsandchecktheir17.

Insomeplaces,flyingrobotscansend18packagestopeople’shomes.HowAlthoughflyingrobotsare19,peopleneedtousethemcarefully.

Theyshouldnotflythemnear20orbusyroads.三、单项选择21.—TomspendsonehourontheAIlearningappeveryday.Doyouknowthe________?—Yes.Ithelpshimreviewlessonsmoreeasily.

A．reasonB．ruleC．resultD．message22.—I’mtryingtoliveagreenerlifebytakingthebustoschool.—Greatidea!Smallchangesmatteralot________weallmakethem.

A．ifB．unlessC．untilD．before23.—Couldyoucheckifthereis________wrongwiththesmartwatch?Itwon’tturnon.—Sure,letmehavealook.

A．somethingB．anythingC．everythingD．nothing24.—Whomadetherobotwithwingsforthescienceshow?—Tom.Heisreally________.

A．creativeB．politeC．quietD．honest25.—Ourschoolsportsmeetingwas________becausetheplaygroundisunderrepair.—Whatashame!

A．praisedB．suggestedC．cancelledD．continued26.—Weallneedtowalk________duringtheschooltrip.Theroadmaybewetaftertherain.—OK,wewillbecareful.

A．quicklyB．nearlyC．safelyD．loudly27.—IheardJackpostedyourphotoonlinewithoutasking.—Yes,buthesaidhedidit________anddidn’tmeantoupsetme.

A．onpurposeB．inpublicC．bymistakeD．intime28.—Weshouldkeepourvoicesdownwhiletakingonlineclasses.—Yes,weneedto________otherswhoarestudyingathome.

A．lookafterB．thinkaboutC．waitforD．decideon29.—Whathappenedtoyourbike?—It________byapassingcar,butluckilynoonewashurt.

A．hitsB．ishittingC．washitD．hashit30.—I’mworriedaboutmyEnglishtesttomorrow.—________.Youhavepreparedwell.

A．Takeiteasy.B．Don’tmentionit.C．Helpyourself.D．Nevermind四、完形填空TherewasonceafamousscientistnamedGalileo.Insomemodernstories,“Galileo”isthenickname(绰号)ofasmartmanwhohelpsthe31.HisrealnameisYukawa,andheworksasaphysicsteacheratauniversity.Heisvery32andgoodatsolvingdifficultproblems.SohisoldclassmateKusanagi,apoliceofficer,oftenaskshimfor33withhardcases.Yukawaisusuallyquietandcalm.Hecaresmoreabout34thanaboutpeople.WhenKusanagifirstaskshimtolookatacase,heoftenshowslittleinterest.Butwhenhefindsthatthecasemaybeconnectedtoscience,hebecomes35andwantstoknowthetruth.Tosolvecases,Yukawauseshis36ofphysicsandmaths.Sometimeshedoessmallexperimentsto37hisideas.Manycaseslookstrangeatfirst,butYukawacanalwaysfindascientificreasonbehindthem.Hereisa(n)38.Ayoungmandiedfromburnsonhisheadatanightparty.Thepolicethoughtitwasanaccidentcausedbyfirecrackers.ButYukawathoughtalaser(激光)mighthaveburnedtheman.Afterdoingsometests,he39thatthemanwaskilledbyalaserandmirrors.Withhiscarefulworkandclearthinking,heshowsthatthereisalwaysawaytofindthe40.31.A．studentB．teacherC．policeD．doctor32.A．strongB．kindC．cleverD．serious33.A．moneyB．timeC．foodD．help34.A．scienceB．lawC．healthD．power35.A．angryB．excitedC．patientD．silent36.A．knowledgeB．relationshipC．medicineD．literature37.A．spreadB．changeC．checkD．carry38.A．reasonB．ruleC．exampleD．method39.A．watchedB．guessedC．jokedD．proved40.A．truthB．newsC．storyD．skillSometimeslearningpoemsinChineseclasscanfeelboring.ButstudentsinoneschoolinYangzhouhadgreat41studyingthem.Theyreadclassicpoems,sharedtheirownpoems,andeven42newonestogetherwiththeirforeignteachers.Beforetheclass,theChineseteacher,Ms.Liu,foundthatstudentsoftenlearnedpoemsinapassive(被动的)way.“Idon’twantto43everylinebymyself,”shesaid.“Ihopestudentscanreadthegreatpoemsandthen44theirownideas.”Inherclass,studentsbecamethemainpartofthelesson.Theylearned45poemsusepicturesandspecialwaysofwriting.Thentheytriedtowritetheirownpoems.Manystudentswrotewonderfulpieces,suchasRecallingYouthandTheMoonSaid,showingtheir46aboutlifeandtheworld.Students’favorite47was“collagepoetry”(拼贴诗).Theteachergavethemmanysmallcardswithwordsorlinesfromclassicpoems.Studentsusedthecardstomakenewpoemson48likethemoonandtheircountry.Theyalsohelpedtheirforeignteachersmakepoemsbyexplainingthewordsonthecards.Thisactivitymadestudentsreadpoemsmore49.“Wemustunderstandeverywordandlinebeforewecanexplainittoourforeignteachers,”said15-year-oldLiMiaoran.“WhenmyteachersaidChinesepoemswerebeautifulandtheoldChinesecharacterswereamazing,Ifeltvery50ofourculture.”41.A．troubleB．fearC．funD．stress42.A．createdB．boughtC．arguedD．discovered43.A．drawB．cutC．followD．explain44.A．expressB．doubtC．changeD．face45.A．whenB．whereC．howD．what46.A．benefitsB．fightsC．testsD．thoughts47.A．prizeB．giftC．instructionD．activity48.A．salesB．numbersC．colorsD．topics49.A．loudlyB．slowlyC．carefullyD．easily50.A．nervousB．boredC．tiredD．proud五、补全对话根据对话内容，从方框内的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两个为多余选项。LiMing:OurschoolwillholdaReadingFestivalnextmonth.Haveyougotanyideasforourclassactivity?ZhangWei:Yes.51Itwillbeinterestingforeveryone.LiMing:Abooksharingactivity?Thatsoundsnice.52ZhangWei:Wecanaskeveryoneinourclasstobringtheirfavoritebooks.LiMing:Isee.53ZhangWei:Wecanintroducethebooksandsharewhywelikethem.LiMing:Great!54ZhangWei:Exactly.Itcanalsohelpuslearnfromeachother.LiMing:Goodidea.55Helovesreadingverymuch.ZhangWei:Sure.Let’stalktohimafterclass.

A．Whatbooksshouldweprepare?B．Whydon’tweinviteLiHuatojoinus?C．Iplantowatchamoviethisweekend.D．Whereshallwehavetheactivity?E．Whatwillwedoduringtheactivity?F．Itwillhelpusdevelopagoodreadinghabit.G．I’mthinkingabouthavingabooksharingmeeting.六、阅读理解Stepintotheworldofspiders(蜘蛛)andlearntofaceyourfear.Manypeoplethinkspidersarescary,butthisexhibitionhelpsvisitorsunderstandthembetter.ItexplainswhypeopleoftengetspiderswrongandshowshowthesesmallanimalshavelivedonEarthformillionsofyears.Wheredospiderslive?Whatdotheyeat?Howdotheystayalive?Visitorscanlearnthesethingsthroughsimpleactivities,ARexperiences,andbywatchingrealspiders.Theexhibitionalsoshowshowspidershelppeopleindailylife,suchasinmakingbettermedicineandsaferwaystocontrolinsects.Ifyouarealittleafraidofspiders,itisokay.Thisexhibitionissafeforallagesandoffersmanyfunwaystolearn.Youcanchoosehowcloseyouwanttoget:•Seevirtual(虚拟的)spidersontouchscreensandAR•Playgamesthatletyou“beaspider,”suchasfeelingwebmoveorcopyingaspider’sdance•Makeyourownspiderandwatchitmoveonascreen•Lookatspidersamples(蜘蛛标本)andmanylivespidersbehindglassTrainedworkersmayalsoshowlivespidersinsafeways.Pleaseturnoffflashwhentakingphotosanddonotbringfoodordrinksinside,sotheanimalsstaycalmandsafe.56.Whatcanvisitorslearnattheexhibition?

A．Howtodrawspiders.B．Wherespiderslive.C．Howtocookinsects.D．Whyspiderscantalk.57.Whydoestheexhibitionofferdifferentwaystoseespiders?

A．Tomakevisitorswalkfaster.B．Tomakemoremoney.C．Toletworkersrestmore.D．Tohelpvisitorsfeelcomfortable.58.Wheremaythistextcomefrom?

A．Atravelguide.B．Asciencemagazine.C．Astorybook.D．Aschoolnotice.AstheYearoftheHorsearrived,ChineseNewYearactivitiesbroughtcolorandexcitementtomanycitiesintheUnitedArabEmirates.AlthoughtheLunarNewYearbeganonFebruary17,thecelebrationsstartedearlyandcreatedahappyholidayatmosphere(氛围).IncitieslikeDubai,Fujairah,andSharjah,peopleenjoyedChinesetraditionssuchasteashows,calligraphy(书法),painting,anddragonboatactivities.TheseeventsgavelocalpeopleandstudentsachancetolearnaboutChinesecultureanditslonghistory.AtauniversityinFujairah,astudentwearingatraditionalblackhanfuperformedateaceremony(茶艺表演).Otherstudentstriedpaper-cuttingandfanpaintingandenjoyedthebeautyofChineseart.AculturaleventheldbyChineseandlocalgroupsshowedhowpeoplecouldsharetraditionsfromdifferentcountries.SimilaractivitieswerealsoheldatotheruniversitiesintheUAE.Formanypeople,thesecelebrationsweremorethanjustfun.OnemembersaidthatcelebratingtheSpringFestivalinanothercountryhelpedpeopleunderstandeachotherbetter.Itbuiltfriendshipandshowedhowculturecouldconnectpeoplefromdifferentplaces.59.WhendidthecelebrationsfortheYearoftheHorsebeginintheUAE?

A．AfterFebruary17.B．Beforethenewyearbegan.C．OnFebruary17.D．Lateafterthefestival.60.Whydidtheculturaleventhelppeoplefromdifferentcountries?

A．Itmadetheholidaylonger.B．Itshowedthepowerofart.C．Ithelpedpeopleunderstandeachother.D．Ittaughtstudentsnewskills.61.Whattypeoftextisthis?

A．Astory.B．Anewsreport.C．Apoem.D．Apersonalletter.Asmoreolderpeoplelookformeaningfulwaystostayactive,ploggingisbecomingpopular.Ploggingmeanswalkingorslowjoggingwhilepickinguplitter.Itmixesexercisewithhelpingthecommunity.Manyplacesfortheelderlynowencouragepeopletotrythisactivity,andthereasonsareeasytounderstand.Eachtimeoldpeoplegoplogging,theirheartsbeatfaster,theirmuscleswork,andtheroadsorparksbecomecleaner.Theguidebelowshowshowtheycanstartandenjoythegoodthingsthatploggingbrings.Doingploggingoftenisgoodfortheheart.Italsomakesthelegsandbodystronger.Lookingforlitteronthegroundhelpsthemstayfocusedandimprovestheircoordination(协调能力).Manypeoplesaytheyfeelhappierafterploggingbecausetheycanseethecleanpaththeyleavebehind.Beingoutdoorsgivespeoplesunshineandfreshair,whichcanimprovetheirmoodandhealth.Byaddingasimplegoaltoadailywalk,ploggingmakesexercisemorefunandmeaningful.Ploggingshowsthatsmallactionscanbringbigchanges.Withlightexerciseandacleanerenvironment,oldpeoplecanstayhealthywhilehelpingothers.Asmallbag,apairofgloves,andahelpfulheartarealltheyneed.Putonyourshoes,gooutside,andleteverypieceoflitteryoupickupleadyoutoahealthierbodyandabetterworld.62.Whatisplogging?

A．Asportcourse.B．Anoutdoorexercise.C．Agameapp.D．Afoodevent.63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”referto?

A．Youngpeople.B．Localworkers.C．Olderpeople.D．Parkcleaners.64.Whatisthemainideaofthethirdparagraph?

A．Thehistoryofplogging.B．Therulesofplogging.C．Thebenefitsofplogging.D．Theplacesforplogging.65.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A．Totellafunnystory.B．Toteachaschoollesson.C．Toaskforcleanparks.D．Toencourageplogging.AteamofChineseresearchershascreatedanewtypeofhigh-speed3Dprintingtechnology.Itcanprintsmalland3Dobjectsinonly0.6seconds.Thissetsanewworldrecordfor3Dprintingspeed.3Dprintingisanimportanttoolinscienceandindustry,butitoftenfacesabigproblem:itishardtoprintbothquicklyandwithhighquality.Inthepast,printingsmallanddetailedobjectsusuallytookmanyminutesorevenhours.Thisslowspeedmadeitdifficulttomeettheneedsofresearchandproduction.Theresearchteamstudiedanewareacalledcomputationaloptics(计算光学).Theyfoundthatthistechnologycannotonlyrecordlightinformationbutalsocontrolspeciallightfieldstocreate3Dshapes.Thisideagavethemanewwaytoimprove3Dprinting.Afterfiveyearsofwork,theteamsolvedmanychallengesandfinallydevelopedanewmethodcalledDISH3Dprinting.Thismethodusesspeciallightfieldstoquicklybuild3Dobjects.Testsshowthatthenewmethodcanprintsmallandcomplexshapesinjust0.6seconds.Itcancreateverytinydetailsassmallas12micrometersandcanprintmaterialsataveryfastspeed.AccordingtoProfessorDai,thisnewtechnologymaybeusedtoproducesmallpartsinlargenumbers,suchasphonecamerapiecesandothertinydevices(设备).Inthefuture,itcouldalsobeusedintinyrobotsandeveninmakingdetailedmodelsformedicalresearch.66.Whatproblemdoes3Dprintingoftenface?

A．Itusestoomuchwater.B．Itisslowandwithlowquality.C．Itmakesobjectstoolarge.D．Itcannotprintshapes.67.Whydidtheteamstudycomputationaloptics?

A．Tosavemoney.B．Tocreatenewlightcolors.C．Toimprove3Dprinting.D．Tomakebiggermachines.68.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“complex”probablymean?

A．Hardtosee.B．Hardtomake.C．Easytofix.D．Easytouse.69.Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardthenewtechnology?

A．Worried.B．Hopeful.C．Bored.D．Doubtful.Ihadneverexperiencedanythingdangerousinmylifeuntilonedaylastsummer.Onahotandwindyafternoon,mydaughterandItookawalkinaparkinTorontowithmy17-month-oldgranddaughterinherstroller(婴儿手推车).Wesatonabenchunderabigtreetorest.Suddenly,weheardaloudcrackingsound(噼啪声).Mydaughterlookedupandquicklypushedthestrollerawayfromthetree.Thenweheardanevenloudercrack.Iwentdownandcoveredmyhead.Bigbranches(枝条)fellonme,andIcouldseenothingbutleaves.Iheardmydaughtercallingforhelp,soIknewshewasstillalive.Beforethefirefightersarrived,severalpeoplelivinginasmallcampintheparkranovertohelpus.Somestayedwithmydaughterandgranddaughter,andothershelpedlifttheheavybranchesoffme.Thankstothem,Iwasabletogetout.Mygranddaughterhadonlyasmallcutonherarm.Later,firefightersandparkworkerscametocheckonus.Afewweekslater,wereturnedtotheparkwithfoodtothankthepeoplewhohelpedus.Theywerehappytoknowwewerefine,andtheysharedwhattheyrememberedfromthatday.Walkinghomeafterward,Iheldmygranddaughter’slittlehandandfeltawarmsenseofcomfort.Sometimeshelpappearsinthemostunexpectedplaces,andthepeoplewemeet,evenstrangers,canstayinourheartsforalongtime.70.Whathappenedtothewriterwhenthebigbranchesfell?

A．Shewaspushedaway.B．Shewascoveredbyleaves.C．Sheclimbedthetree.D．Sherantosafety.71.Whywerethepeopleintheparkcampabletohelpsoquickly?

A．Theyhadtoolsready.B．Theylivednearby.C．Theysawthetreefall.D．Theywerefirefighters.72.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?

A．UnexpectedKindness.B．AWindyParkDay.C．Strangecrackingsound.D．Branches’Warning.七、任务型阅读Timwasaverylazymanwhoalwayslookedforaneasywaytogetfood.Onedayhefoundafruitfarm.Helookedaroundandsawnoonewatchingthetrees,sohedecidedtostealsomefruit.Butassoonashestartedclimbingatree,thefarmernoticedhim.Hebecamescaredandranintoanearbyforesttohide.Aftersometime,hecameoutagain.Whilewalking,hesawafoxmovingslowlyonthegroundwithonlytwolegs,yetitlookedhappy.Them