2026年山东临沂市罗庄区二模英语试卷初中学业水平考试适应性训练试卷英语

2026年山东临沂市罗庄区二模英语试卷初中学业水平考试适应性训练试卷英语一、听力匹配1.听下面5段对话。选择与对话内容相对应的图片。每段对话读两遍。A.B.C.D.E.F.1.12.23.34.45.5二、听力选择听对话，回答以下小题。2.WhatwillGracedothisafternoon?

A．PlaytenniswithFrank.B．Studyforatest.C．Gotothedentist.3.WhenwillGraceandFrankmeettomorrowafternoon?

A．At2:00.B．At3:00.C．At4:00.听对话，回答以下小题。4.WhichcountryisLisagoingtostudyinnextterm?

A．Australia.B．TheUK.C．TheUS.5.Whatisconsideredrudeduringmealsthere?

A．Sittingupstraightwhileeating.B．Talkingwithfoodinthemouth.C．Placingtheknifeandforkontheplate.6.Whatistheproperwaytogreetastrangerforthefirsttimethere?

A．Ahug.B．Akiss.C．Ahandshake.三、听力判断听下面1段独白。独白后有5个判断题，正确的用“A”表示，不正确的用“B”表示。听独白前，你将有30秒钟的时间阅读各个小题。该段独白读两遍。7.Dublinisabeautifulandquietvillage.8.PeoplecanonlytravelaroundDublinbyboat.9.TherearetwolibrariesinDublin.10.ManybikesareinTempleBar.11.YoucanenjoyguitarmusicinTempleBar.四、听力填空听下面1段对话。对话后有5个填空题，根据所听内容在空白处填入适当的单词，每空词数不限。听对话前，你将有30秒钟的时间阅读各个小题。该段对话读三遍。12.HowwasLily’slifeataBritishschoollastyear?Itwas12.13.WhatsportdidLilyenjoyplayingafterschool?Sheenjoyedplaying13withfriends.14.HowdidthehomeworkinBritaindifferfromthatinChina?Itwasnotas14asthatinChina.15.Whycouldn’tLilyfinishherhomeworkquickly?Becauseithadtobedonein15.16.WhatdidLilydoathomeduringweekends?Shespenttimein16athome.五、阅读理解

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A．ColourfulactivitiesofRiverCitySummerCamp.B．Safetyisthemostimportantthing.C．AnadforstudentstojoinRiverCitySummerCamp.Doyouoftenordertake-outfood?Haveyouevertrieda“take-outPEclass”?Thisnewkindofservicewaspopularduringthissummervacation.Tohavea“take-outPEclass”,youorderitonsocialmedia.Thecoachwillthencomewithallthethingsneededfortheexercise.Theclassesincludesimplefitness(健身)trainingandsportslikebasketballandtennis.One-on-onelessonsusuallycost200to400yuan,GuangmingDailyreported.“It’ssoconvenient,”saidawomannamedWangwhosechildisin3rdgrade.Sheusedtospendanhourtakingherchildtothegym.“Now,thecoachcomestotheopenareaofourneighborhood,andIcanwatchfromthebalcony,”shesaid.“Take-outPEclasses”arenotonlyconvenient,butalsohelpful.“Before,mychildoftenfelldownwhenjumpingrope(跳绳).Afterthreeweeksofclasses,heimprovedfrom120jumpsaminuteto160,”Wangsaid.Thecoachmakesaspecialplanforeachchild.Thisismorehelpfulthanbigclasses.Butthisnewservicealsohasproblems.ThePaperreportedthatmostclassestakeplaceinneighborhoodsquaresorparks.Thegroundisoftentoohardforrunningandjumping.Besides,manypeoplewalkby,andsometimescarspassthrough.Thiscanbedangerous.Manyparentswhoordertheclasseshavechildrenpreparingforhighschoolentranceexams(中考).Thisisan“exam-first”wayofthinking,whichhaschangedthetruemeaningofexercise.20.Wheredocoachesgive“take-outPEclasses”?

A．Atthegym.B．Nearstudents’houses.C．Atschool.21.Whydomanyparentsordertake-outPEclasses?

A．ForthePEexam.B．Forfun.C．Tomakefriends.22.Whichisaproblemoftake-outPEclasses?

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A．Take-outPEclassesareperfect.B．“Exam-first”isthetruemeaningofexercise.C．Take-outPEclassesarepopularbuthaveproblems.Ifyou’veevercriedduringaTVshow,youmighthavebeencalledtooemotional.Butcryingisnormal,anditcanactuallybegoodforus.Scientistsaren’tsureexactlywhathappenswhenwecry,buttheyknowitcanhelpusfeelbetter.Astudyfoundthat50percentofparticipants(参与者)felthappieraftercrying.Also,whenpeopleseeuscry,theyaremorelikelytoreachouttous.ProfessorAdVingerhoets,aclinicalpsychologist(临床心理学家),saysthatcryingmakesothersfeelempathy(同感),sotheywanttosupportandbekindtous.“Toputitdifferently,tearsconnect,”ProfessorVingerhoetssays.Researchshowsthatpeoplewhocryareseenaswarmer,nicer,morereliable(可靠的)andhonest.Theyarethetypeofpeoplewelikeasfriends,neighborsandco-workers.Whilesomepeoplemightfeelworseaftercryingorgetaheadache,manyfeelbetter.“Cryingisourbody’swayoflettingemotiongo,”explainspsychotherapist(心理治疗师)AnnaMathur.“Whenweholdalotofemotions,wecanbecomelikeapressurecooker,untilourbodyfindsawaytoletthingsgo.”Haveyounoticedthataftercrying,youfeelcalmer?Orthatcryingafterhittingyourtoemakesthepaingoawayfaster?Thisisbecauseofyourbody’sresponse(反应)tocrying.“Bylettingtearsgo,youarewelcominghappyhormones(荷尔蒙),”saysMathur.Someofthemcanevenmakepainfeellessstrong.24.Whatdoscientiststhinkofcrying?

A．It’sbadforourhealth.B．Itcanhelpusfeelbetter.C．Itmakesusbecomesadder.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“reachout”meaninParagraph2?

A．Keepsilent.B．Lookoutside.C．Offerhelp.26.AccordingtoParagraphs3and4,whichofthefollowingistrue?

A．Cryingcanhelplettheemotionsgo.B．Cryingalwaysmakespeoplefeelstressed.C．Cryingmakespeoplelessreliable.27.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Cryingisnormalandgoodforus.B．Weshouldcryasoftenaspossible.C．Cryingalwaysbringsbadfeelings.Hawaiiishometomanyspecialbirds.Onefamousgroupishoneycreepers(旋蜜雀).Thebirdslooksmallandpretty.Over50differentkindsofhoneycreepersusedtoliveinHawaii.Now,thenumberofspeciesisonly17.Whyarehoneycreepersdisappearing?Oneofthebiggestreasonsismosquitoes(蚊子).Whenmosquitoesbitethem,thebirdscangetsickanddie.Beforethe1800s,therewerenomosquitoesinHawaii.Oncetheyarrived,birdshadnoprotectionfromtheirbites.SomebirdsmovedhigherintoHawaii’smountains,whereitwastoocoolformosquitoes.However,astheclimategetswarmer,theinsectsareevenreachingtheseareas.Alocalanimalgroup,BNM,istryingtosavethebirds.Itplanstolowerthenumberofmosquitoesalongwithotherpartners.Andthey’redoingthisinasurprisingway,byaddingmoremosquitoestoHawaii.Thismaysoundlikeabadplan,butthereareactuallysometrickstomakeitwork.First,BNMonlychoosesspecialmosquitoes.Theydon’tbitebirds.Secondly,whenthesemosquitoeshaveeggs,theeggsneverhatch(孵化).Overtime,themosquitopopulationwillgetsmaller.Butthiscanbeadifficultjob.ThebirdsliveacrosshugeareasinthemountainsofdifferentHawaiianislands.Protectingallofthemneedsalotofwork.BNMhopestousedrones(无人机)todropthespecialmosquitoesintothemountains.AndithopestheactionwillgiveHawaii’sbirdsachancetorecover(恢复).28.Whatisthemainproblemhoneycreepersarefacingnow?

A．Losingtheirhabitats.B．Facingextinction.C．Beingkilledbybirds.29.WhatcanwelearnaboutmosquitoesinHawaii?

A．Theyhavealwayslivedthere.B．Theyonlyliveinthemountains.C．Theycanmakehoneycreeperssick.30.WhyisBNM’splantosavethebirdssurprising?

A．Itusesdronestocatchmosquitoes.B．ItaddsmoremosquitoestoHawaii.C．Itbuildsnewhomesforthebirds.31.Whatisthewriter’smainpurposeinwritingthispassage?

A．Tointroduceaspecialwaytoprotectbirds.B．Toexplaintheimportanceofclimatechange.C．TodescribethebeautyofHawaiianhoneycreepers.阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。Germs(微生物)aretinylivingthingsthatcanmakeyousick.Theyareeverywhere—intheair,onyourhands,andonthesurfacesyoutoucheveryday.32Butnotallgermsarebad;somehelpyourbodystayhealthy.Therearefourmaintypesofgerms:bacteria,viruses(病毒),fungi(真菌),andprotozoa(原生动物).33Bacteriacanliveontheirown,whilevirusesneedahost(宿主)tosurvive.Knowingthedifferencehelpsdoctorschoosetherighttreatment.Thebestwaytoprotectyourselffromharmfulgermsistowashyourhandsproperly.34Usewarmwaterandsoap,andscrub(擦洗)foratleast20seconds—aboutthetimeittakestosingthe“HappyBirthday”songtwice.Thisremovesgermsthatyou’vepickedupfromdoorknobs,phones,andothersurfaces.35Coveryourmouthandnosewithatissue(纸巾)whenyoucoughorsneeze,andthenthrowthetissueaway.Ifyoudon’thaveatissue,useyourelbowinsteadofyourhands.Thisstopsgermsfromspreadingthroughtheair.Eatingahealthydietandgettingenoughsleepalsohelpyourbodyfightoffgerms.36Whenyourimmunesystem(免疫系统)isstrong,itcanbetterprotectyoufromgettingsick.Sonexttimeyoureachforasnack,choosefruitsandvegetablesinsteadofchips,andmakesureyougotobedontime!

A．Eachtypespreadsdifferentlyandcausesdifferentkindsofillnesses.B．It’salsoimportanttocoveryourcoughsandsneezestostopgermspread.C．Washingyourhandsforjustafewsecondsisgoodenoughforyou.D．Theyaresosmallthatyoucan’tseethemwithyoureyesalone.E．Thishelpsyourbodybuildastrongimmunesystem.F．Herearesomesimplewaystoprotectyourselffromharmfulgerms.六、完形填空阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。MillionsofkidsintheUSstartandendtheirdayonayellowschoolbus.Studentshavedonethisformanyyears.Butnow,thebuseslookdifferent.Manybuseshavecolorful37ontheoutside,andsomehaveadsinside,too.Somepeoplesaytheschoolbusshouldbeaplacewithnoads.Itshouldbesafefromsalesmessagestokids.Butotherssayadscanhelpschools38moneyproblemsandmakeeducationbetter.Whatdoyouthink?IsitOKtohaveadsonschoolbuses?Yes—theyarehelpful.Adsare39!Kidsseethemonthestreet,onTVandatsportsgames.Theycan’tgetawayfromthem.Adsonschoolbuseshelpparentstalkwiththeirchildrenaboutads.Theycanteachkidstohavetheirownideas.Also,manyschoolsdon’thaveenoughmoney.Sellingadspaceonbuses40moneyforschools.Schoolscanuseittohire(雇佣)moreteachers,buythingsforstudents,ortakestudentsontrips.No—keepthemawayfromkids.Adsaremadeto41kids.Youngchildrenareeasytobeinfluenced,especiallyunderage8.Somestudiesshowadscannegativelyinfluencekids.Schoolsshouldhelpkidslearnandlookaftertheir42.Theyshouldn’tputadswherekidshavetoseethem.Besides,adsonbusesareasafetyhazard(隐患).Theycantakedrivers’attentionaway.That’sdangerous.37.A．picturesB．adsC．signs38.A．dealB．answerC．solve39.A．everywhereB．somewhereC．nowhere40.A．costsB．raisesC．spends41.A．influenceB．encourageC．protect42.A．timeB．healthC．future七、选词填空阅读下面短文，从方框中的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。

A.forexampleB.getclosetoC.suchasD.talkabout

E.placesofinterestF.takephotosofG.getawayfromHello,everyone.I’mgoingto43myhometowntoyou.Itisacharmingplacethatcombines(融合)naturalbeautyandlocalculture,makingitpopularwithvisitors.Therearemany44inmyhometown,suchasRoseIslandandStoneForest.Theyattract(吸引)touristswiththeirunique(独特的)naturalviews.Hereyoucan45natureandenjoyfreshair,cleanriversandgreenhills.Itoffersyouagreatchanceto46thebusycitylifeandrelaxyourmind.Youcanalso47thefantasticsceneryatanytimetorecordthebeautifulmoments.What’smore,myhometownhasalotofdeliciouslocalfood,48,youcantrythefamoussweetduckandfriedfish,whicharedeeplylovedbybothlocalpeopleandtourists.Nowmyhometownisdevelopingrapidlyandbecomingmoreandmorebeautiful.Ilovemyhometownandsincerely(真诚地)welcomeyoutocome.八、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。OnFebruary16th,2026,theCCTVSpringFestivalGala,whichiswatchedbybillionsofpeopleworldwide,broughtabigsurprisetoaudiences(观众)—manyrobotsstoletheshow(大放异彩)withtheirwonderfulperformances.Thesehigh-techrobots,comingfromdifferenttechcompanies,showedtheir49(amaze)skillsandconnectedtraditionalChineseculturewithmoderntechnology50(perfect).ThemostpopularperformancewastheWuBOT,martialarts(武术)show.It51(perform)byUnitreerobotsandyoungkungfustudents.Therobotsdiddifficultmoveslikebackflips(后空翻)and360-degreejumps.Some1.8-meter-tallrobots52(wear)redclothesandperformedswordplaybeautifully.Peoplethinktheyevenlooklikerealmartialartsmasters.Theirmovementsweresosmooththatitwashardtobelievetheywererobots.Fortheaudience,themost53(enjoy)partwasthattherobotscouldkeepbalancewhiledoingsuchdifficultmoves.Besidesmartialarts,robotsalsojoinedinothershows.Theserobotperformanceswonloudapplause(掌声)fromeveryone.TheynotonlyshowedChina’srapid54(develop)ofscienceandtechnologybutalsohelpedspreadtraditionalChineseculturetotheworld.Sofar,manystudents55(become)reallyinterestedinthisspecialperformance.ThisspecialexperienceletthemseethecharmoftechnologyandfeelthejoyoftheSpringFestivaldeeply.Italsomadethemrealizethat56weembraceinnovation(勇于创新),wecancreatemorewonderfulthings.九、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。Wedoalmosteverythinginahurrythesedays—finishmealsquickly,finishschoolorworktasksfast,andevenhurrytoexercise.Weliveafastlifejustbecausewethinkwecan’tmanageourtimewell.Wetrytodoasmanythingsaswecaneachdayandtickofftasksonourto-dolists.Butthisbusylifealwaysmakesusfeelweneverhaveenoughtime.Wecaremoreaboutdoingmorethingsthandoingthingswell,justbecausewethinkspeedisthemostimportant.Foralongtime,peoplebelievebeingfastmeansworkinghardandbeingsuccessful.Sowekeeprushingthrougheverythinginlife.Butsometimes,wefaceaproblem:nomatterhowfastweact,wecanneverfinishourendlesstasksandgoals.ThencomestheSlowMovement,whichtellsustheanswerisnottolivefaster,buttoliveaslowlife.ThismovementfirststartedwiththeSlowFoodProgramin1986.Itaskspeopletosaynotofastfood,keeptraditionalcookingways,andenjoymakingandeatingfoodslowly.Thisgoodideasoonspreadfromfoodtootherpartsoflife.In1999,ithelpedstartCittaslow(慢城),agroupthatwantstomakecitylifeslowerandmorerelaxing.Soon,thisideabegantoinfluencemanyareas,likework,travel,dailylifeandeventheclotheswewear.ThemostimportantideaoftheSlowMovementistovaluequalitymorethanquantity(数量).Slowlivingisapopularlifestylefromthismovement.Ithelpsusgetoutoftheendlessrush,sowecanenjoythequietmomentsofrest.Ittellsustovalueeverymomentandspendenoughtimeoneverythingwedo.Wedon’thavetofilleveryminutewithtasks.Today,morepeoplelovetheSlowMovement,associalmediashowsthemmanygoodthingsaboutslowliving.57.Whydopeopleliveafastlifeaccordingtothepassage?5758.Whathavepeoplelongconsideredthemostimportantthinginlife?5859.WhendidtheSlowFoodProgramstart?5960.WhatcantheSlow