2026年江西省九江市武宁县横路初级中学等校九年级中考二模考试英语试

2026年江西省九江市武宁县横路初级中学等校九年级中考二模考试英语试一、单项选择1.—I’llvisitNanchangthiswinter.What’samust-seethere?—Youshouldn’tmissTengwangPavilion.It’sa________ofJiangxi.

A．museumB．restaurantC．symbolD．station2.—Didyoufinishthephysicsproblem?—Yes.Iworkedonitforanhourand________gottherightanswer.

A．finallyB．quietlyC．quicklyD．easily3.—IheardyouvisitedFujianlastmonth.Whatdidyoudothere?—We________thebeautifulviewofMountWuyiandtastedsomelocaltea.

A．enjoyedB．forgotC．leftD．built4.—Howistheairqualityinyourhometownnow?—Muchbetter!Thankstothegreendevelopmentplan,theskyisgetting________.

A．clearB．clearerC．clearestD．theclearest5.TheAItechnologyisdevelopingfast,________ithasbroughtconveniencetoourlife.

A．orB．soC．butD．and6.Ibelieveourclassteam________thebasketballgamenextmonthifwekeeppracticinghard.

A．winsB．willwinC．wonD．haswon7.Thismovieisreally________.Ialmostfellasleepinthecinema.

A．excitingB．boringC．funnyD．scary8.Thesebeautifulkites________bythestudentsthemselveslastweek.

A．makeB．madeC．aremadeD．weremade二、完形填空ThecamelandthesandfoxUnderthehotsuninthedesert,thecamelandthesandfoxwalkedtogether.Duringthejourney,theyhadanargumentoversharingwater.Thecamelangrily9sandandhitthesandfoxintheface.Thesandfoxwashurt,butwithoutsayinganything,hewroteonthesandwithhis10.“Today,mypartnerkickedsand11myeyes.”Theykeptwalkingintheendlesssandforhours,feelingtiredand12.Suddenly,behindasandhill,they13asmalloasis(绿洲).Thesandfoxcouldn’twaittorushtothe14inthemiddleofittoenjoywaterbutfellintoquicksand(流沙)byaccident.Hecalledforhelp.Thecamelheardthecry,rushedback,wentdown,putouthisfrontleftlegandtriedtopullthesandfoxoutof15.Aftercalmingdownalittle,thesandfoxwroteonarockwithaknifecarefully,“Today,16partnersavedmefromthequicksand.”Thecamel17themarksontherockandasked,“Whydidyouwriteinthesandwithyourtailbefore,butnowonthestonewithaknife?”Thesandfoxsaid18andclearly,“Harmislikewordsonthesand;itshould19whenthewindpasses.20islikemarksonthestone;timecannotremovethem.Rememberwhatshouldberememberedandletgoofwhatshouldbeletgo,andtheheartcanbeas21asthedesert.”Truefriendshipallowskindnesstogrow22itdoesn’tcareaboutshortarguments.Byallowingthethoughtofkindnesstogrowand23inlife,lettingthebadthingsblowawaywiththewind.Thisisthewisdomofkindnessandanecessarylessonforthegrowthofthesoul.9.A．heldB．kickedC．putD．caught10.A．eyesB．neckC．tailD．nose11.A．ofB．forC．withD．into12.A．thirstyB．fullC．surprisedD．bored13.A．imaginedB．foundC．joinedD．heard14.A．surfaceB．bottleC．sourceD．pool15.A．safetyB．dangerC．timeD．water16.A．myB．yourC．hisD．her17.A．lookedatB．lookedforC．lookedafterD．lookedout18.A．sadlyB．deeplyC．softlyD．successfully19.A．comeB．playC．showD．disappear20.A．SuccessB．JourneyC．KindnessD．Experience21.A．longB．deepC．smallD．wide22.A．becauseB．unlessC．untilD．before23.A．searchB．spreadC．plantD．understand三、选词填空请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后用方框中所给词的适当形式填空，并将答案填写到答题卡的相应位置。每个词限用一次。

culturemeetsenjoyeddifferentboatthisfamoustruejustloudlyfindThereisamountaininHukouCounty,Jiangxi,bythegreatYangtzeRiver.Itis24foraspecialsound,sopeoplecallitShizhongMountain.Whenthewindblowsorwatermovesintoholesintherock,itmakesasoundlikeabellringing25.Longago,afamouspoetnamedSuDongpowanted26outwhatmadethesound.Insteadofjustguessing,hetooka(n)27tothefootofthemountaintolistenbyhimself.Hewroteabout28trip,teachingusagoodlesson:Tofindthe29,youmustseeandhearforyourself.ThemountainisalsoanimportantplacewheretheYangtzeRiver30PoyangLake.Standingonthetop,youcanseethewatersof31colorssidebyside.Forhundredsofyears,visitors,writersandartistshavebeencominghere.Theyleftpoemsandcarvings(雕刻)onthemountainstones.Themountainismorethan32ahill;itisapartofChinese33.Itshowshowpeopleinthepast34exploringnature,wroteaboutit,andcreatedart.Itremindsustobecuriousandtoappreciatethebeautyofourworld.四、阅读理解Areyoulookingforamoreeffectivewaytostudyonyourown?ThenyoushouldcheckoutourAIStudyRoom—apopularchoiceamongstudents.Here’swhatyouneedtoknow.

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A．Four.B．Five.C．Six.D．Seven.LiMing,a14-year-oldboyfromRuijin,Jiangxi,usedtospendhiswintervacationwatchingTVorplayinggamesathome.Hethoughthistorylessonswereboringandshowedlittleinterestintheredhistoryhisgrandfatheroftentoldabout.Thiswinterwasdifferent.Hisschoolorganizeda“FollowtheRedArmy”studytriptovisitredplacesaroundRuijin.LiMingwentonthetrip.Onthefirstday,theywalkedalongamountainpathwheresoldiers(士兵)oncewalked.Theguide,GrandpaChen,wasthesonofaRedArmysoldier.Hetoldthemstoriesofyoungfighters.SomewereonlyafewyearsolderthanLiMing,buttheygavetheirlivesforthecountry.Atasmallmuseum,GrandpaChenshowedthemayellowedletter.“Thiswaswrittenbya19-year-oldsoldierjustbeforeawar,”hesaid.“Heneverfinishedit.Hediedthenextday.”LiMinglookedattheletter,imaginingtheyoungmanholdingthepen.Ithithimhard.Forthefirsttime,hefelttheweightofhistory.Itwasnotjustwordsinatextbook,butreallives.Duringtherestofthetrip,LiMinglistenedcarefullyandtooknotes.Backatschool,hejoinedtheRedStorytellingclubandsharedwhathelearnedwithotherstudents.Now,whenhisgrandfathertalksaboutthepast,LiMingsitscloseandasksquestions.Heunderstandsthatpeaceisnotfree.Itcamefromthecourageofyoungpeoplelikethatsoldier.“EverytimeItellhisstory,”LiMingsays,“Ifeelheisstillwithus.”38.WhatdidLiMingusetododuringthewintervacation?

A．Hevisitedmuseums;B．HewatchedTVandplayedgames.C．Hestudiedhistorywithfriends.D．Helistenedtohisgrandfather’sstories.39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“him”inParagraph3referto?

A．LiMing.B．GrandpaChen.C．Theyoungsoldier.D．LiMing’sgrandpa.40.PutthefollowingeventsaboutLiMingintothecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage.a.HejoinedtheRedStorytellingclub.b.Heunderstoodthetruemeaningofpeace.c.Hewentonastudytriptovisitredplaces.d.Hesawanoldletterwrittenbyayoungsoldier.

A．a-c-b-dB．a-d-b-cC．c-d-a-bD．d-a-b-c41.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribethestudytrip?

A．Boringandtiring.B．Educationalandmoving.C．Relaxingandfun.D．Shortandeasy.42.WhatdoesLiMingmeanattheendofthepassage?

A．Theyoungsoldierisstillalive.B．Heoftendreamsaboutthesoldier.C．Hewantstobecomeasoldierliketheyoungman.D．Hefeelsthesoldier’sspiritlivesonthroughhisstories.DoyouwanttoknowsomethingaboutchildreninAfrica?Whatdotheydoforfuneveryday?Findouthere.SchoolLifeFormanychildreninAfrica,schoolisnotfree.Evenwhentheydon’thavetopayforschool,theirfamiliesstillneedtobuyuniformsandexercisebooks.Theyhavealottolearnatschool.Sometaketwolanguageclasses:EnglishorFrench,andtheirfirstlanguage.Theyalsostudymath,science,historyandgeography.Afterschool,childrenhavemanychores.Theygetwaterandfirewoodforthefamily.Theyalsocleanthehouse,washclothesandcookmeals.FunandSportsFootballisverypopularinAfrica.Childrencanmakegoalswithtwigsandfootballswithplasticandstring(细绳).Theyplayinthecountrysideorinthestreetsofoldtowns.TherearemanyfootballteamsforteenagersacrossAfrica.UsingtheInternetGettingontheinternetcanbeexpensiveformanyfamiliesinAfrica.Butthingsareimproving.InKenya,forexample,thegovernmentandUNICEFhavehelpedcutschoolinternetcostsby60%.Thishelpsmorestudentsgetonlinetolearn.EgyptandSouthAfricaarethetoptwocountriesinAfricaforinternetuse.Inmostcapitalcities,peoplecanusetheinternet.Someschoolsoffercomputerlessons,butfewstudentshavecomputersathome.HealthManychildreninAfricafacehealthproblems.Somecommondiseasesincludemalaria,diarrheaandbreathingproblems.About80percentofthesediseasescanbepreventedortreated.Butmanyfamiliesdonothaveenoughmoneyformedicineordoctors.Asaresult,somechildrendiefromdiseasesthatcouldhavebeencured.Now,morelocaldoctorsandnursesarebeingtrained.Theyarelearninghowtohelpchildrenintheircommunities.43.WhatdomanychildreninAfricadoafterschool?

A．Studylanguages.B．Dochoresathome.C．Gotocomputerlessons.D．Playfootballwithfriends.44.HowdochildreninAfricagettheirownfootballs?

A．Theirteachersgivethem.B．Theygetthemfromteams.C．Theymakethemthemselves.D．Theybuythemfromshops.45.WhatdoweknowfromParagraph4?

A．InternetischeapforallfamiliesinAfrica.B．Egypthasthefastestinternetintheworld.C．EverychildinAfricahasacomputerathome.D．SchoolsinKenyanowpaylessfortheinternet.46.WhydosomechildreninAfricadiefromdiseases?

A．Therearenodoctors.B．Thediseasesareallnew.C．Thediseasescannotbetreated.D．Familieshavenomoneyformedicine.47.Whatwouldbethebeststructureofthepassage?

A．B．C．D．ChildrenintheUKaregettingnewonlinelessonstohelpthemstaysafefromonlinescams(欺诈).ThenewscameaftertheUKSaferInternetCenterpublishedareport.Thereportsaidthatalmosthalfofchildrenaged8to17intheUKhadbeenscammedonline.About20percentofthemmeetonlinescamseveryday.Accordingtothereport,socialappsarethemostcommonplaceforscams.Scammersoftenusepicturesofnice-lookingpeopletotrickkids.Forexample,ascammermightsendyouamessagesayingtheyareasupermodel.Theymightsaytheylikeyourphotosandwanttoknowmoreaboutyou.Onlinegamesareanotherspacewherescamshappen,especiallytokidsaged8to11,saidthereport.Scammersmaypromisekidsin-gamemoneyiftheyvisitawebsite.Thatallowsscammerstogetplayers’personalinformation.What’smore,gettingscammedcanmakekidsfeelbad.Theymayfeelshyorafraidtotalkaboutit.That’swhytheydon’taskforhelp.Expertsbelievethatthenewlessonscanhelpbyteachingchildrenaboutreal-worldproblems.Thereare80lessonsintotal.Somehelpprimaryschoolkidslearnaboutwheremoneycomesfrom.Theyalsohelpstudentstoknowhowtokeepitsecure.Othersareforhighschoolstudentsandcovermoretopics.Howtostaysafefromonlinescams.●Recognizescams:Watchoutforthingsthatsoundtoogoodtobetrue.●Keepyourprivacy:Donotshareonlineyourname,whereyouliveoranyotherpersonalinformationwithpeopleyoudon’tknow.●Askforhelp:Ifsomethingonlinefeelsoff,talktoatrustedadult.48.Accordingtothereport,whatisthemostcommonplaceforonlinescams?

A．Onlinegames.B．Socialapps.C．Schoolwebsites.D．Shortvideos.49.Whatcanweinfer(推断)aboutthenewonlinelessonsinParagraph6?

A．Theycanstopallonlinescamscompletely.B．Theyonlyteachstudentshowtomakemoney.C．Theyaredesignedforstudentsofdifferentages.D．TheywerecreatedbytheUKSaferInternetCenter.50.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“secure”inParagraph6mean?

A．Clean.B．Safe.C．Easy.D．Valuable.51.Whatshouldyoudotokeepyourprivacy?

A．Keepyouraddresstoyourself.B．Shareyourschoolnameonline.C．Tellstrangersyourfavoritecolor.D．Postyourpersonalphotosonline.52.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．OnlineGames:AHiddenDanger.B．Scammers’TricksonSocialApps.C．HowtoProtectPersonalInformation.D．UK’sNewLessonsAgainstOnlineScams.HowtoBeaGoodPersonBeingagoodpersonmeanstreatingotherswithkindnessandrespect.It’saboutmakingpositivechoicesthatbenefitbothyourselfandthosearoundyou.53First,focusonself-improvement.Decidewhat“good”meanstoyou,likebeinghelpfulorfair.Don’tcompareyourselfwithothers.54Loveandacceptyourself,becausethishelpsyoutreatotherswithwarmthtoo.Trysmallchanges,likelisteningmoreorbeinglessself-critical(自我批判).Second,alwaysthinkinagoodway.55Learntoforgive(原谅)otherswhentheymakemistakes.Everyonemakesmistakessometimes,butwhatmattersismakinganefforttoimprovethemselvesthenexttime.Lastbutnotleast,treatotherswarmly.56Besides,trytounderstandtheirfeelings.Dosmallkindactionseveryday,suchassmilingatpeopleorhelpingsomeoneintrouble.Kindnessoftenspreadstoothers.57Itisn’taboutbeingperfect,butabouttryingyourbesttomaketheworldabetterplacethroughyouractionsandchoices.Startwithsmallsteps,andyou’llbeamazedathowmuchdifferenceyoucanmake!

A．Herearesomesimplewaysforyou.B．Instead,celebrateyourownprogress.C．Respectpeoplefromallbackgrounds.D．Beingagoodpersonisalifelongjourney.E．Trytowineveryargumenttoshowyourwisdom.F．Lookforthebrightsideofeverythingaroundyou.G．Youcanofferyourseattoanelderlypersononthebus.五、补全对话请阅读下面对话，根据对话内容从下面的七个选项中选择五个填入空白处，使对话通顺、合理，意思完整，并在答题卡上将其序号涂黑。一空一句。(Afterschool,AmyandBobaretalkingintheschoolhallway.A=AmyB=Bob)A:Hi,Bob!The2026TeenagersSports&HealthFestivalwillbeheldnextmonth.58B:Yes,ourPEteachermentionedit.A