2026年江苏苏州市昆山市初三中考适应性考试试卷英语2026.05

2026年江苏苏州市昆山市初三中考适应性考试试卷英语2026.05一、完形填空Inafarawayvillage,lifewaspeacefulbutunchanging.Mostvillagerswere1withtheirsimplelivesandhadnointerestintryinganythingnew.However,agirlnamedHannahwasanexception.Withanaturaltalentfor2,shespentmuchofhertimeexploringandcreatingwonderfulstoriesinherhead.Oneafternoon,Hannahcameacrossanoldandbrokencottage(乡间小屋).Althoughhermotherhadwarnedhernottogonearsuchplaces,herstrongcuriosity3pulledherinside.Tohergreatsurprise,shefoundaroomfilledwithbooks!Theywerecoveredinthickdust,buttheylookedlike4toher.Hannah’sfacebecamebrightredwithexcitement.Shespenthours5thebooksandoldfurniture.Beforeleaving,shecarefullypickedtwobookstotakehome.Onherwayback,Hannahmetsomefriends.Shethoughttheywouldshareher6,buttheylaughedatherinstead.Hannahfeltsad,butshe7tolettheirwordsstopher.Inthefollowingdays,shelostherselfintheworldofbooks.Eachstorywaslikeadoortoanewadventure.Hannahwantedtosharethishappinesswitheveryone.Shebegantellingherstoriesatthecottageeveryday.Atfirst,onlyherclosefriendsandfamilycame.However,8hertalesspread,moreandmorepeoplewereattracted.Soon,thelisteners9helpedrepairthecottage,turningitintoabeautifullibrary.Later,Hannahopenedworkshopstoteachpeopletoreadandwrite.Shewasrememberedasa10ofhope,showingthateveninthedustiestcorners,onecanfindhiddentreasure.1.A．angryB．satisfiedC．boredD．surprised2.A．imaginationB．memoryC．skillD．wealth3.A．suddenlyB．properlyC．luckilyD．finally4.A．stoneB．goldC．glassD．wood5.A．collectingB．sellingC．cleaningD．counting6.A．secretB．fearC．joyD．trouble7.A．refusedB．agreedC．forgotD．decided8.A．asB．ifC．unlessD．before9.A．seldomB．justC．stillD．even10.A．riverB．lightC．rainD．win二、阅读理解Join“WalkforGreen”Today!Ourcampusisbeautiful!Walkingisagreatwaytoenjoyit.Italsokeepsyouhealthyandhelpsourplanet.That’swhywe’vestartedthe“WalkforGreen”project.Let’swalktogetherandmakeeverystepcount!3SimpleStepstoJoin1Pickamarkedwalkingroute(路线)oncampus．2Useyourschoolcardatthecardreaders:·Tap(打卡)atthestartpoint.·Tapattheendpoint.3Getpointseverytimeyouwalk:·Finishyourwalkwithin1hourtogetpoints.·Youcancollectupto6pointsperday.HowtoBeaGreenWalkerTogetthetitle“GreenWalker”,youmustget60pointsin30days.11.Whatdoyouusetotapatthecardreaders?

A．Asmartphone.B．Aschoolcard.C．Awalkingroute.D．Amap.12.HowmanypointscanyougetbywalkingfromYIABuildingtoLWSBuilding?

A．1.B．2.C．3.D．6.13.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?

A．Toexplainwhywalkingisgoodforhealth.B．Todescribethebeautifulviewsofthecampus.C．Totellstudentshowtousecardreadersoncampus.D．Toencouragestudentstojoinawalkingactivity.Weknowelephantsnevergetlost.Peoplefindsomeanimalscaneasilyfindtheirwayhomelikeelephants.Howdotheymakeit?Theanswerisquiteplain:theyusenatureastheirguide.Althoughweknowwhattheyuse,exactlyhowtheirbrainsworkissometimesstillasecret.Certainkindsofants,forexample,cancounttheirstepstoavoidgettinglost.Theycangoasfaras110metersandbringfoodhome.Theseantsliveintheopendesert,sotheyhavenothingtoguidethemalongtheway.It’slikesomeonewalkingsixkilometersthroughadarkforest.Somefisheshaveanunbelievablesenseofsmell.Theycansmellevenasingledropoftheirhomewaterinalargeseaarea.Someseabirdshaveasimilarability.Theyareabletomakeasmellmapoftheirflyingarea.Someanimalscansensetheearth’smagneticfield(磁场),whilehumanscan’t.Thismagneticfieldguidescertainkindsoffishwhentheyswimalongwaytoaplaceandthenback.Howcanthiskindoffishdothat?Itisstillamystery.Scientistshavenogoodanswersyet.However,animalswithsuchunusualabilitiesstillhavedifficultydealingwithenvironmentalchangescausedbyhumanactivities.Forexample,manybirdsdependonstarsfordirection,buttheygetlosteasilyatnightwhencitylightsarekeptonallnight.Tosolvethisproblem,weshouldsimplyturnoffsomelightsatnight.Clearly,onesmallactofhumansmaymeanalottoanimals.14.Whichofthefollowingmeaningsissuitablefortheunderlinedword“plain”?

A．Easytounderstand.B．Quiteimportant.C．Notbeautiful.D．Veryhonest.15.Accordingtothepassage,ifafishisfarawayfromhome,whatmayhelpitreturn?

A．Itssenseofsmell.B．Otherfish.C．Thestarsinthesky.D．Itsstrongmemory.16.Whatmaybethewriter’sadviceforus?

A．Buildingmorecitiesforhumans.B．Turningoffsomelightsatnight.C．Helpinganimalsfindtheirwayhome.D．Learningmoreaboutanimals'habits.17.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Howscientistsstudyanimalbehavior.B．Whatproblemsanimalsfaceinthedesert.C．Whysomeanimalslivebetterthanhumans.D．Howanimalsfindtheirwayusingspecialabilities.“Wow!Lookatthat!Isn’titarealfish?”Thebionicfish,named“Jinlin”,wasswimminglivelylikearealone.ItwasdevelopedbyresearchersatShanghaiOceanUniversity.Thisinventionisn’tjustforfun—itshowshowhumansborrowdesignsfromnaturetosolveproblems.Thatisasciencecalledbionics.Overmillionsofyears,animalsandplantshavefoundsmartwaystosurvive.Forexample,kingfisherscanmovefastbetweenairandwaterwithlittlenoisebecauseoftheirlongbeaks(喙).Scientistsusedthisideatochangethefrontofhigh-speedtrains.Thischangecutdownnoise,increasedspeedby10%,andsavedalotofenergy.Today,withthehelpofAI,bionicsisgrowingfast.Thebionicfish“Jinlin”canexplorethedeepsea.Inmedicine,bionicarmsworklikerealones.Sensorshelpusers“feel”things,andmotorshelpthearmsmovelikemuscles(肌肉).WithAI,thesearmscaneven“learn”todonewtasksandbecomesmarter.Theseinventionsshowhowbionicshelpssolvehumanproblems.Althoughsomuchprogresshasbeenmade,bionicsfacesdifficulties.Nature’sdesignsarehardtocopyperfectly.Asforbionicarms,onekeyareaofdevelopmentisBrain—ComputerInterface(脑机接口).Scientistsareworkingonthecommunicationbetweenthebrainandbionicarms.Thiswillhelpthearmsmovelikerealones.Theyarealsoworkingoncreatingnewmaterialsandstructureswhichcansenseandrepairthemselves.Whilethere’sstillalongwaytogo,thefutureofbionicsisfullofpossibilities.Maybeyou’llbethenextonetochangetheworld!18.Accordingtothewriter,bionicsisasciencethat________.

A．onlymakesmachinesforfunB．learnsfromnaturetohelpusC．studieshowtocatchrealfishD．teachespeoplehowtoswimwell19.Whatisthewriter’smainreasonforwritingParagraph2andParagraph3?

A．Toexplainwhytrainsneedtosavemoreenergy.B．Totellusthatbionicfisharebetterthanrealfish.C．Togiveexamplesofhowbionicsisused.D．Toshowthatbionicarmsarealreadyperfect.20.AccordingtoParagraph4,howwillscientistsmakebionicarmsmovelikerealones?

A．Bycopyingnature’sdesignsperfectly.B．Byconnectingthemtosmartphones.C．Byimprovingbrain-armcommunication.D．Bymakingthemlooklikerealarms.21.Whichofthefollowingshowstheuseofbionics?

A．Buildingatallerbuildingtosavespaceinabigcity.B．Plantingmoretreesintheparktomaketheaircleaner.C．Usingacomputertofindinformationaboutdeep-seafish.D．Studyinghowaplantleafstaysdrytomakeabetterumbrella.Thesunshonethroughthehighwindowsoftheschoolhall,buttheairinsidefeltheavy.EveryonewasthereforthefinaldayoftheScienceFair(科学展).TheywerewaitingtoseeMr.Harris,theheadmaster,punishLeo,theboyeveryonebelievedhadbrokentheschool'smostexpensivetelescope(望远镜).Samsatintheback,hisheartbeatinglikeatrappedbird.HelookedatLeo.Thequietboylookedsadandhelpless.ThenSam'seyesmovedtoBrad,theleaderofthefootballteam,whostoodnearthefront.Brad'sfacewascalm,buthehadwarnedSamearlier:“Keepyourmouthshut."Samknewthetruth.HehadseenBradknockthetelescopeoverbyaccidentwhileplayingwithafootballindoors.ButBradwasaboyeveryonefearedtogoagainst.Stayingsilentwassafe.Speakingupmeanttrouble.“Leo,doyouhaveanythingtosay?"Mr.Harrisaskedstrictly.Samstoodup.Herememberedthenightshecouldn'tsleep,feelingguiltyaboutLeobeingpunishedforsomethinghedidn'tdo.Hethoughtofwhathisgrandfatheralwayssaid.Aherowasn'tsomeonewhowasneverscared;aherowassomeonewhodidtherightthingevenwhentheywereshaking.Hemovedforward.Thehallgrewquiet.“Sam?”Mr.Harrisasked."Doyouhavesomethingtoshare?"Sam'svoiceshookatfirst."I...Iwasinthehallyesterdayevening."Everyonewhisperedinsurprise.SamlookeddirectlyatMr.HarrisinsteadoflookingatBrad'sangryeyes.Healmoststopped,butthenhesawLeo'ssadface.Heknewhemusthelptheboywhodidnothingwrong.“Isawitall,”Samsaid,hisvoicebecomingstronger."Leodidn'tdoit.Hewasjustcleaningupthepieces.ItwasBradwhohititwithhisfootball!"Suddenly,Brad'sfaceturnedred,andhelookeddownathisshoes.SamwasstillalittlescaredofBrad,butforthefirsttimeindays,theheavyweightonhischestdisappeared.Sometimes,asinglevoiceinaquietroomisenoughtochangeeverything.22.Whowasthepersoneveryoneintheschoolbelievedhadbrokenthetelescope?

A．Sam.B．Brad.C．Leo.D．Mr.Harris.23.WhydidSamkeepquietatfirst?

A．BecausehewasafraidofBrad.B．Becausehewantedtoprotectthetelescope.C．Becausehedidn'tseewhathappenedyesterday.D．BecausehewasbusypreparingfortheScienceFair.24.WhydidSam'svoicechangefrom"shaking"to“becomingstronger"?

A．BecausehestoppedlookingatBrad'sangryeyes.B．Becausethewhispersinthehallgavehimcourage.C．Becausehewantedtoshowhisgrandfatherhewasahero.D．Becausehefelthemusthelptheboywhodidnothingwrong.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Sometimes,asinglevoiceinaquietroomisenoughtochangeeverything.”mean?

A．Beingaheromeansyouareneverafraidofanything.B．Oneperson'scouragecanhelpothersandmakethingsright.C．Itisimportanttospeakloudlywhenaroomisveryquiet.D．Onlyteacherscanchangetherulesinaschool.请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。LongagoinancientChina,astorytellshowsilkwasinventedbyLeizu,theYellowEmperor’swife.Shediscoveredhowtoturncocoons(蚕茧)intosoftandstrongcloth.26Itwassovaluablethatitwascalled“China’sGold.”Toprotectitsvalue,thesecretofmakingsilkwaskeptforcenturies.27AbraveofficernamedZhangQiantraveledwest,bringingsilkwithhim.Astimepassed,silkbecamesopopularthatthetraderoutebetweenChinaandEuropewasnamedthe“SilkRoad.”TheSilkRoadsoonbecameabusyhighwayfortraders.28Inreturn,Chinareceivedtreasureslikespices(香料),gold,andsilver.TheSilkRoadwasalsoabridgeforsharingideasandtechnologies.Forexample,ChinesepapermakingspreadtotheWest,whilenewknowledgeofmathandsciencearrivedinChina.29Art,musicandevenlanguageweresharedalongthisancientroad.IntheDunhuangGrottoes(敦煌石窟),artpiecescombined(结合)EasternandWesternstyles,creatingauniquebeautythatcan'tbefoundanywhereelse.Today,theSilkRoadteachesusthatbyrespectingeachother’straditionsandworkingtogether,differentculturescancreateamazingthings.30

A．Thismagicalclothbecameknownas“silk”.B．FromChina,silkandteaweresoldtotheWest.C．TheSilkRoadwasmorethanjustapathfortrade.D．Tradersfacedgreatdifficultiescrossingthedeserts.E．Producingsuchbeautifulmaterialwasnoteasythen.F．However,thingsbegantochangeduringtheHanDynasty.G．Thisculturalconnectionisthetrue“gold”oftheSilkRoad.三、单词拼写31.S________wewantedtohelpchildreninpoorareas,ourschoolorganizedacharityfairtoraisemoneylastFriday.32.Thiskindofmeaningfulactivitywasw________supportedbyparentsandstudents,andhundredsofpeoplejoinedusthatday.33.Eachclasshadafive-________(平方的)-meterspacetosellbooks,toysandhandicrafts.34.Whenwearrivedearlyinthemorning,wegoteverythingreadyandusedsomec________torecordtheactivity.35.Wewereverybusyandexcited,andwedidn’trealizethetimewasr________outuntilthesunwentdown.36.Everyoneworkedhardtogetherand________(成功)inraisingenoughmoney．37.Whenwehandedthemoneytotheschool,wesawabright________(微笑)oneveryone’sface．38.Allofusfeltthattheexperiencewaswellw________having,althoughwewereabittired.四、选词填空请认真阅读下面短文，从方框中选择适当的单词或短语，填入其正确形式。每个单词或短语仅用一次。

assoonasentertainmentstepaftersimpleHello!I’mUnitree’sG1humanoid(人形的)robot.Letmesharemystory.Engineersgavemegoodeyesandasmartsystemandtaughtmetowalk,dance,andmore.39muchpractice,onthe2026SpringFestivalGalanight,myrobotfriendsandI40ontothebigstage(舞台).WhenIleaped,flipped,andlandedperfectly,theaudiencecheeredloudly.Weperformedkungfumovesandevenactedouta“drunkenboxing”(醉拳)trick.Lastyear,robotsatthegalacouldonlydo41moves.Thisyear,wedidharderandbettershows.Peopleonlinesaiditlookedlikesciencefictionandwonderedwhatwewoulddonext.Thatexcitesme.Inthefuture,werobotsmaybesenttonursinghomesordisasterareas42weareneeded.Someofusmightstayin43,whileotherscouldsupportlearningtohelpchildrenlearnabouttechnology.Thegalawasmyfirstshow.Moreexcitingthingsarecoming,andI’mready!五、短文填空请认真阅读下面短文，在横线上填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。IneverexpectedtogotoHarvard.Butlifeisfullof44(challenge)—intwomonths,Iwillstartstudyingthere!Sofar,mypathtoHarvardhasbeenvery45(usual),allbecauseIhaveADHD(多动症).Asachild,Ilovedlearning.Butinschool,Ifeltlikeafailure.Sitting46movingfor15minuteswasnearlyimpossibleforme.ItwashardformetofocusandIwouldforgetwhatIhadjustlearned.Ididn’tunderstand47Icouldn’tdoaswellasothers.MyteachersthoughtthatIdidn’ttakeschoolseriously.Ioftenfeltdifferentandmisunderstood.ThedayIwasdiagnosed(确诊)withADHD,Iwasbothateaseandsad.WhenIgotintohighschool,Istartedlookingforwaystolearnby48(I).Later,incollege,Ijoinedamusicclub.Onedayduringpractice,Inoticedsomethingstrange-thebackgroundnoiseactuallyhelpedmefocusbetter.Itwasverydifferentfrom49usual“stayquietwhilestudying”advice,soIdecidedtotrylisteningtoTVshowsortheradiowhiledoinghomework.Later,themethod50(confirm)bymyresults-itworked!Ifinishedmywork51(fast)andrememberedthingsmoreeasily.Overtime,IhavebeguntoseemyADHD52(different).Itisn’taweakness.It’sadifferentwayofthinking.Ithelpsmedoseveralthingsatonce.Thisspecial“gift”,onceconsideredabigproblem,has53(drive)metoachievemyHarvarddream.六、任务型阅读请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题。ThepurposeofWorldBookDayistohelppeopleenjoyreading.Abook’sendingisabigpartofthatjoy.However,manystoriesdonotendhappily.Shouldbooksalwayshaveahappyending?Somepeoplesayyes.Wereadbooksbecausereadingmakesusfeelgood.Ithelpsusforgetourworriesinreallife.Ifastoryisfullofsadness,youmightstopreadingit.Butifthestorymakesyoufeelhappy,youwillwanttoreadmore.Also,happyendingscanstillbefilledwithunexpectedevents.Evenifyouknowtheendingisgood,youcanstillenjoytheexcitingpartsofthestory.Othe