2026年安徽省芜湖市崇文学校中考英语(二)

2026年安徽省芜湖市崇文学校中考英语(二)一、听力选择1.Howistheweathertoday?

A．B．C．2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．B．C．3.HowdidAmytellTomaboutthetravelplan?

A．Bymakingacall.B．Bysendinganemail.C．Bytextingamessage.4.What’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A．Teacherandstudent.B．Classmates.C．Doctorandpatient.5.Whydidn’tLiuMingwanttostaythere?

A．Becausetherewasnoisepollution.B．Becausetherewaswaterpollution.C．Becausetherewasairpollution.听对话，回答以下各小题。6.WhydoesNeilchoosetovolunteerinthelibrary?

A．Toencouragekids.B．Tomakefriends.C．Tofinishaproject.7.Howlongwillthevolunteerworklast?

A．For6hours.B．For7hours.C．For8hours.听对话，回答以下各小题。8.HowdidWillfeelabouttalkingwithDeepSeek?

A．Bored.B．Excited.C．Amazed.9.WhatdidJaneusetheAIappfor?

A．Learning.B．Traveling.C．Exercising.10.WhatdotheirparentsworryaboutwhenusingAI?

A．Wronginformation.B．Highcost.C．Poorthinking.听短文，回答以下各小题。11.Whoisgivingthespeech?

A．Astudent.B．Ascientist.C．Ateacher.12.Whendoesthiseventend?

A．June9th.B．June11th.C．June13th.13.Whatpartdoesthespeakerthinkisthemostexciting?

A．Learningexcitingprojects.B．Doinglearning-by-doingactivities.C．Discussingwiththescientists.14.Howmuchisaticket?

A．2dollars.B．4dollars.C．6dollars.15.Whydoesthespeakergivethespeech?

A．Toencouragestudentstojointheevent.B．Toshowstudentshowtobeascientist.C．Toaskstudentstodomoreprojects.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。

It’snecessarytokeepcreativeReasonsIthelpsussolveproblemseasily.·Tohelpusthinkinanother16.Itimprovesourabilities.·Togetusedtothenewenvironment.

·To17usefulideas.Itgivesusa18toenjoyrichlife.·Tolookfordifferent19inlife.

·Tofeel20aboutourselves.三、单项选择21.Teachersshouldpaymoreattentiontotheirbehaviorbecausewhattheydocanhaveagreat________onstudents.

A．changeB．influenceC．touchD．surprise22.OnthenewjourneyofChinesedevelopment,everyoneisakeyactor,everyeffort________,andeveryrayoflightshines.

A．risesB．passesC．countsD．lasts23.—Teenagersshouldbe________thatthere’snoendtolearning.—That’strue.Learningisalifelongjourney.

A．awareB．seriousC．wiseD．proud24.—UncleWangnever________thingstobedonetodayuntiltomorrow.—Yeah!Heisverygoodatplanningandcanalwaysmanagehistimeperfectly.

A．putsoutB．putsoffC．putsawayD．putsin25.Insteadoftryingtocovereverything,pickafewtopicstofollow________.That’swhatagoodreporterusuallydoes.

A．highlyB．widelyC．simplyD．closely26.—Ourschoolisorganizingavisittothechildren’shospitalthisSunday.—That’smeaningful!Weshoulddomoreforthose________,likekidswhoaresickorlonely.

A．inneedB．inpersonC．insurpriseD．indetail27.—Toby,Ididn’tseeyouandyourwifeatthepartyinthecompanylastnight.—Oh,we________ourdaughter’sgraduationathomeatthattime.

A．celebratedB．havecelebratedC．arecelebratingD．werecelebrating28.________youcan’tsolvetheproblemonyourown,perhapsyouneedtoaskyourclassmatesforhelp.Learningonone’sownwithoutexchangeswithotherswillleadtoignorance(无知).

A．UnlessB．ThoughC．SinceD．Until29.—Doyouknow________it’simportanttoprotecttheseancienttrees?—Ithinktheycarryhistoricalandculturalinformation.

A．whyB．whenC．whereD．how30.—Let’swalktotheparkinsteadofdriving.Itsavesmoney.—________.Walkingishealthyandenvironmentallyfriendly,too.

A．That’sallrightB．ItalldependsC．Idon’tthinksoD．Ican’tagreemore四、完形填空Nothingistoohardifyouputyourheartintoit.ManystudentsalwayscomplainthattheyalwayshavetoomanydifficultiesinEnglish,somanyofthem31studyingithalfway.Hereisa/an32aboutmyEnglishteacher.About35yearsago,whenmyEnglishteacherwasamiddleschoolstudent,hedidn’tlikeEnglish.HethoughtEnglishwas33.Andhedecidedtogiveitup.Hismother,34wasafarmerandhadneverstudiedEnglish,noticedthisandwantedtodowhatshecouldtohelphim.Oneday,tohissurprise,whenhecamebackhome,hismotherwaswriting35withastickontheground.Soheasked,“Mom,whatareyoudoing?”ThenhesawfiveEnglishwords.Eachdayafterthat,hismomwentondoingthesamething.Howbusyhismomwas!Butshecould36fivewordseveryday.What’smore,hismomdidallshecoulddotosavemoneyinordertobuya37.Later,hismomoftenlearnedEnglishovertheradiotogetherwithhim.Myteacherwas38byhismotherandsoonhelovedEnglishandimprovedhisEnglishquickly.Ibelievemiracleswillhappenifyoudon’t39trying.Althoughyouhave40onehundredtimes,youmaysucceedwhenyoutryforthe101sttime.31.A．keepB．stopC．tryD．enjoy32.A．reportB．articleC．storyD．passage33.A．boringB．usefulC．excitingD．wonderful34.A．whatB．whoC．whichD．when35.A．somethingB．everythingC．anythingD．nothing36.A．provideB．inventC．rememberD．think37.A．telephoneB．fridgeC．televisionD．radio38.A．encouragedB．praisedC．supportedD．followed39.A．holdupB．hurryupC．giveupD．makeup40.A．shoutedB．failedC．droppedD．reducedLanes(巷)abouttwometreswide,orsixchiintraditionalChineseunits,areverycommoninChina.However,theSix-chiLane(六尺巷)inTongcheng,AnhuiProvince,isperhaps41oneofall.Thestoryaboutithappenedbetweentwolocal42intheQingDynasty.TheZhangsandtheWus,oncecouldn’treachanagreementabouthowtheywould43thelinebetweentheirhomes.TheZhangfamilywasangry.Oneof44relatives,ZhangYinghadahighgovernmentpositioninthecapital,sotheywrotehimalettertoaskforhisadvice.Whenthereplycame,theywerearguing45withtheWusatthattime.ThentheZhangfamilyopeneditonlytofinda46.Aletterfromfarawayjustforawall,Isnotrightorgoodatall.Threechitoyourneighbourasapresent,Isnotabigdealastimegoesby.How47ZhangYingwas!Afterreadingit,theZhangfamilyfeltashamedandgaveupthreechi.Later,theWufamilymemberswere48bythisactdeeply.Sotheydecidedtofollowtheway49.Theygaveupanotherthreechi.Socamethesix-chi-widelanebetweenthetwohouses.Hundredsofyearshavepassedsincethenandthelaneisstillthere.PeopleofTongchengstillknowthepoemwell.50theywalkdownthelane,theyalwaysrememberhowone’skindnessencouragesthekindnessofanother.41.A．themostbeautifulB．thelongestC．themostfamousD．thewidest42.A．officersB．familiesC．artistsD．friends43.A．drawB．acceptC．divideD．share44.A．theirB．themC．theyD．theirs45.A．busilyB．angrilyC．quicklyD．politely46.A．poemB．noteC．listD．reply47.A．cuteB．kindC．honestD．wise48.A．expectedB．shapedC．controlledD．moved49.A．intimeB．inreturnC．inpeaceD．intotal50.A．WhereverB．HoweverC．WheneverD．Whatever五、补全对话根据对话内容，从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。A:Hey,Eric!There’safirst-aidtrainingcourseinourcommunity.51B:Yes,I’dliketo.Butwhatcanwelearninthecourse?A:Well,somebasicfirst-aidskillslikeCPRandhowtostopbleedingincaseofanaccident.B:52Theseskillsarereallyimportant.A:Ican’tagreewithyoumore.I’veseenpeoplegivefirstaidtostrangersonthestreet,andIthinkeveryoneshouldbeabletodothat.B:That’strue.53A:Thisweekend.B:OK.54A:It’smadeupoftwoclasses,andeachclasslastsfor3hours.B:Isee.Howmuchisthecourse?A:No,no.55It’sfree!B:Wow,that’samazing!Weshouldletmorepeopleknowaboutit.A:Goodidea.Let’stellthenewstomoreneighbors.

A．Howlongdoesthecourselast?B．Wedon’tneedtopayforit.C．Wouldyouliketotakeit?D．Howdoyouknowaboutthecourse?E．Thatsoundsgreat.F．Whenwillitbegin?G．It’stooexpensive.六、阅读理解TherearemanykindsofoperasinChina.It’sreportedthatmorethan360operasareindifferentplaces.HerearefourmajoroperasinChina.

Amongalltheoperas,PekingOperaisthemostfamousaroundtheworld.PekingOperagrewoutofHuijuOperaafter1790.MeiLanfang,oneofthegreatestartists,tookthetraditionalChineseartabroadintheearly20thcentury.Masterpiece:TheDrunkenConcubine(《贵妃醉酒》)YueOpera,thesecondnationalopera,firstappearedin1906inZhejiangProvinceandthenitbecamefamousinShanghaiinthe1920s.Nowadays,almostallperformersareladies.Masterpiece:TheButterflyLovers(《梁山伯与祝英台》)HuangmeiOperawasborninthe18thcenturyinAnhuiProvince.Now,HuangmeiOperaismainlypopularinthenorthandsouthoftheYangtzeRiver.Masterpiece:TheFemalePrinceConsort(《女驸马》)HenanProvinceisthehomeofYuOpera.ItcameintobeingduringthelateMingDynasty.Itcanactmanytypesofplays.Withmorethan600traditionalplays,YuOperabecamepopularinChina.Masterpiece:Mulan(《花木兰》)56.Whichoperahasover600traditionalplays?

A．PekingOpera.B．YueOpera.C．HuangmeiOpera.D．YuOpera.57.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．AllYueOperaperformersaremen.B．MeiLanfanghelpedspreadPekingOperaabroad.C．HuangmeiOperacameintobeinginthelateMingDynasty.D．YuOperaismainlypopulararoundtheYangtzeRiver.58.Wheremaythepassagecomefrom?

A．Astorybook.B．Asciencereport.C．Aculturemagazine.D．Atravelguide.PanMingjingisablindman.HehasbecomethefirstblindlawyerinGuangzhou,China.Panwentblindbecauseofaseriousillnessattheageoffour.Hisworldhadbeendarksincehecouldremember.Afterprimaryschool,hestudiedmassage(按摩)andworkedinthefieldforabout20years.However,herefusedtomassageforalivingfortherestofhislife.In2016,hewenttotheadultundergraduate(成人本科)andtooklawclasses.Hewaslaterdrawntothelawclasses,whichinspiredhisdreamofbecomingalawyer.Hebegantoprepareforthelawexamattheendof2017.Hestudiedwhileworking.Sometimes,heevenworkedover12hoursadayatblindmassageshops.Atthattime,hewasreallyverytired.Finally,in2022,hepassedtheexamandworkedatalawofficeinGuangzhou.Asablindlawyer,hefacedmanychallengesanddifficultiesatwork.Buthenevergaveupandalwaysfoundawaytodealwiththeseproblems.Panbravelychosehisdreamjobandmadegreateffortstoachieveit.EachofusshouldlearnfromPan’sexperiences.Aslongaswefindourdreams,weshouldkeepworkinghardandfacedifficultiesbravelylikePan,andwecanachievesuccess.59.WhydidPanMingjingbecomeblind?

A．Becauseofatrafficaccident.B．Becauseofaseriousillness.C．Becausehewasbornblind.D．Becausehestudiedtoohard.60.HowlongdidPanworkasamassageworker?

A．Forabout4years.B．Forabout16years.C．Forabout20years.D．Forabout22years.61.Whichsentencecanbestexpressthemainideaofthetext?

A．Failureisthemotherofsuccess.B．Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.C．Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.D．Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.Whendidyoulastspendtimeinnature?Maybeyouwerejustlyingontheground,watchingbirdsflyfromtreetotree.Theresearchshowsthatwegetbighealthbenefitsfromspendingtimeinnaturalspaces.Naturenotonlyimprovespeople’sattention,butalsoimprovestheirmental(心理的)healthinotherways.Peopleincitiesaremorelikelytoexperiencemooddisorders(情绪障碍)thanthoselivinginthecountryside.SonjaSudimac,aGermanscientist,wantedtoknowwhy.Sudimacinvitedsomeyoungadultsforthisstudy.Theyhadtheirbrainsscanned(扫描)inamachine.Whileinthemachine,theyansweredquestionsabouthowmuchtheythoughtaboutnegativethings.Theyalsoviewedphotosofpeoplewholookedfearful.Later,theywentoutfora60-minutewalk.Halfwalkedinaforest.Theotherhalfwalkeddownabusycitystreet.Thentheywentbackformorebrainscans.Theresultsshowedthestressleveloftest-takerswhowerescannedaftertheirhour-longwalkinthecityremainedthesame.Butitdroppedinpeoplewhohadwalkedthroughtheforest.Naturecanprovideamazinghealthbenefits.Tokeepgettingthosebenefits,weneedtoprotectasmuchgreenspaceaswecan—takingcareofit,soitcantakecareofus.Sometimeswecan’tmakeitoutside.Butbeingabletoviewgreenspacefromwindowsisstillgoodforus.62.Howlongdidtheyoungadultswalkforthestudy?

A．Forhalfanhour.B．Foranhour.C．Foranhourandahalf.D．Fortwohours.63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph4referto?

A．Thecitystreet.B．Theforest.C．Thestresslevel.D．Thebrainscan.64.WhatisthemainideaofParagraph3?

A．Howthescientistdidthestudy.B．Whypeoplelikewalkingintheforest.C．Whenpeopleshouldgotonature.D．Whatnegativethinkingis.65.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．WaystoProtectGreenSpacesB．AStudyonCityStreetsC．NatureIsGoodforOurHealthD．HowtoImproveAttentionDuanLianrudoesn’trememberhowmanytimesshehasmetthe“MissPhotogenic”.ThewildSiberiantiger(西伯利亚虎)seemstohaveputonalittleweightrecently.Duancanalwaysrecognize(认出)hereasily.Shehaswatchedthetigergrowupfromwhenshewasstillababytothetimeshebecameoldenoughtoleavehermother.Duanworksatascientificresearchcenter.Shehasaveryspecialjob,makingcardsforSiberiantigers.Withthehelpofabout5,000camerasputinthewild,shecheckshundredsofpicturesonthecomputereveryday.Thensherecordsandcomparesthempatiently.Andtheinformationisputinthe“IDcards”,includingeachtiger’spatterns,activityareas,eatinghabits,andsoon.WhatDuanisdoingispartofChina’seffortstoprotectSiberiantigers.ThesetigersmainlyliveinRussia’sFarEastandNortheastChina.They’reoneoftheworld’smostendangeredanimals.Tosavethem,ChinahassetuptheNortheastChinaTigerandLeopardNationalPark,whichhasanareaofover14,000squarekilometersandspans(横跨)JilinandHeilongjiangprovinces.ThankstopeoplelikeDuan,thenumberofwildSiberiantigersintheparkisnowaboutseventy.Andtheyalsolivelonger.“Ihopethathumansandwildanimalscanlivetogetherpeacefullyandthatnaturewillbecomemorebeautiful,”Duansaid.66.WheredoesDuanLianruwork?

A．Inabighospital.B．Atascientificresearchcenter.C．Inamiddleschool.D．Atanationalpark.67.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“endangered”probablymean?

A．Indangerofdyingout.B．Inneedoffood.C．Goodatrunning.D．Dangeroustohumans.68.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．IttellsushowDuanhelpsprotectwildSiberiantigers.B．ItshowsuswhereSiberiantigersmainlylive.C．Itteachesushowtotakephotosoftigers.D．Itintroducesthesizeofanationalpark.Sofar,Chinahassuccessfullysentalargenumberofsatellites(卫星)andspaceshipsintospace.Spacescientistshavebeengreatlyinspiredbytheoldstoriesandancientfamouspeoplewhengivingthemnames.Sincethousandsofyearsago,Chinesepeoplehavedreamedofgoingtothemoon.Chang’eFliestotheMoonisoneofthemostpopularstories.Asyoucansee,China’sfirstman-madesatellitetocirclearoundthemoonwasnamedChang’e1.Moreinterestingly,themoonrover(巡视器)wasnamedaftertheJadeRabbit,whoisthepartnerofChang’einthestory.Theseoldstoriescarrypeople’sbestwishesanddreams.Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology,ourscientistshavemadethemcometrue.KuaFuRunsAftertheSunisanotherstorytoshowhowmuchancientChinesepeoplewantedtoknowabouttheunknownworld.Now,KuaFuisgoingwiththescientiststo“visit”thesun,becausewehaveaspaceprojectcalledKuaFuMission.Besidesancientstories,spacescientistsalsogetideasfromancientfamouspeople.Forexample,Mozi,anancientscientist,discoveredthatlighttravelsinastraightlineover2,000yearsago.Hisdiscoverymadespacestudytakeabigstepatthattime.SoChina’sfirstquantum(量子)sciencesatellitewasnamedMozi.Fromsuchsimplethingsasgivingnamestothesatellites,wecanseehowgreatourtraditionalcultureisandwhatinfluenceithasonourmodernscienceandtechnology.69.Howisthepassageorganized?

A．Bygivingreasonsonly.B．Bytellingstoriesintimeorder.C．Bygivingexamplesandshowingopinions.D．Bycomparingdifferentcountries’satellites.70.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．TheKuaFuMissionisaboutstudyingthesun.B．TheJadeRabbitisthenameofamoonstorybook.C．Mozilivedabout200yearsago.D．Ancientstorieshavenothingtodowithmodernscience.71.WhywasChina’sfirstquantumsciencesatellitenamedMozi?

A．BecauseMoziwasgoodattravelinginspace.B．BecauseMozidiscoveredlighttravelsinastraightline.C．BecauseMozihadadreamofflyingtothemoon.D．BecauseMoziwrotemanyoldstoriesaboutspace.72.Whatisthewriter’spurposeinwritingthispassage?

A．TotellusseveralinterestingancientChinesestories.B．TointroducehowChina’sspaceprojectsarenamed.C．Toshowhowtosendsatellitesandspaceshipsintospace.D．Toexplainwhyancientpeoplewantedtoknowaboutthesun.七、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，并用英语回答问题(请注意每小题的词数要求)。Ayoungmanoncesawaveryrichmanandwasimpressedbyhim.So,hedecidedtobecomerichandstartedhisownbusiness.Heworkedhardandmadesomemoney.Afewmonthslater,hemetascholar(学者).Thescholarwasknowledgeable.Hewassurprisedathisrichknowledge,sohedecidedtobecomeascholarhimself.So,helefthisgoalofmakingmoneythenextdayandstartedstudyingandwritingtobecomeascholar.Hehadjuststartedtounderstandhisstudieswhenhemetasuccessfulmusician.Hefou