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2026年河北保定市莲池区初中学业水平考试适应性训练英语试卷一、完形填空Withthestartofanewschoolyear,Iwantedtorunforpresidentofourschool’sstudentunion!Ihadalwayswantedtojointhestudentunion1Ihadmanyfunideasforschoolactivities.Forexample,Iwantedtoorganizeadesign2.Therestudentscouldshowtheirniceclothesor3videos.Ialsohopedtocreateamini-gamethateveryonecouldplayduringlunchbreaks.Runningforpresidentseemedlikethebestwaytomaketheseideashappen!Istartedby4acolourfulposterwithabrightpictureofme.Ihopeditwouldcatcheveryone’sattentioninthehallway.Itwas5toseesomanypeoplesupportingme!Ievensetupatableinthedininghall6lunchtimewithcandyandamini-game.Studentscouldanswerquestionsaboutschoolorvoteformetowinsmallprizes.Iwantedeveryonetohavefunwhilegettingtoknowmeandshowingtheir7forme.Ialsovisitedclassroomsto8whyIwantedtobepresident.Iintroducedmyideasforthedesigncompetitionandthemini-game,andIpromisedtoworkhardtobringfunactivitiestoschool.Ittookalotofeffort,butI9enjoyedit!Intheend,Ididn’twin,butI10somuch!Igotbetteratspeakinginfrontofpeople,holdingeventsandtryingharderwhenthingsdidn’tgoasIthought.Andthebestpart?Imadesomanynewfriends.1.A.untilB.ifC.thoughD.because2.A.competitionB.schoolC.ticketD.trip3.A.creativeB.brokenC.awfulD.simple4.A.sellingB.makingC.savingD.moving5.A.terribleB.boringC.amazingD.strange6.A.ofB.duringC.fromD.for7.A.angerB.hobbyC.moneyD.support8.A.lookforB.waitforC.talkaboutD.thinkabout9.A.hardlyB.reallyC.probablyD.clearly10.A.regrettedB.missedC.improvedD.forgot二、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或填入括号内单词的正确形式。WhenIwasyoung,myfamilylikedtotellstoriesthathadhappenedtothem.Thesestoriesmakemylife11(color)andmeaningful.Andtheyfillme12hopeandstrength.Somestoriesaresounforgettable13Istillrememberthemtoday.Oncemyaunt14(hear)thatadisabledfriendhadwonamarathon(马拉松)race.Shefeltencouragedanddecided15(run).Thenextday,sheranfive16(mile).Althoughitwasnoteasyfor1754-year-oldwoman,shekeptonrunning.Mycousinalsohadaspecialstory.Hegotamainroleinaplayforthe18(one)time.Hereceivedhard19(train)toprepareforit.Hearingpeople’scheer,herealizedhecouldhave20(great)funthanbeforebytryingsomethingnew.Myfathertoldushe21(move)byagirlaged3onaplane.Thelittlegirlofferedallshehad,apieceofchocolate,tosaveaman’slife.Hesaidthegirl’skindness22(deep)touchedhim.SinceIheardthestories,I23(know)thetruth.It’sthatweshouldlovelife,love24(we)andlovethepeoplearoundus.Whateverlifegivesme,I25(face)itactively.Thestoriesalsoteachmethatcommonmomentscanholdlastinglessons.三、阅读理解

FieldTripPermissionSlip(许可单)Dearparents,ThisSunday,April5th,wewillgoonafieldtriptotheaquarium(水族馆).Attheaquarium,studentswillbedividedintogroupsof5—7towatchalltypesoffish.Eachgroupwillbegivenaworksheettofilloutwhileobserving(观察).Pleasepreparethefollowingthingsforyourchildren:■$20(fortheticket)

■Lunchandwater

■Apen(forfillingouttheworksheet)PleasesignatthebottomofthispageandreturnitbeforeThursday,April2nd.Withoutthisnote,yourchildrenwillnotbeallowedtoattendthefieldtrip.Yours,

MissBrown………CutHere………IgivemypermissionforLilySmithtoattendthefieldtrip.

ParentSignature:JackSmith

Phone:347-446-3456

Date:March30,202626.Whatwillthestudentsdointheaquarium?

A.Watchfish.B.Playgames.C.Returntheslip.D.Dividefish.27.Whichofthefollowingisonethingthechildrenareaskedtotaketotheaquarium?

A.Afish.B.Aticket.C.Apen.D.Aworksheet.28.Whoistheslipwrittenfor?

A.Students.B.Parents.C.Teachers.D.Aquariumworkers.LinZhaozhen,ayoungwomanfromGuangdong,grewupspeakingbothCantoneseandMandarin.Afteruniversity,sheworkedasatranslator.However,shenoticedthatherdeafcousinoftenfeltleftoutduringfamilygatheringsbecausefewpeopleknewsignlanguage.Thisinspired(激发)Lintolearnit,practicinginfrontofamirrorandattendinglocaldeafcommunityworkshops.Shediscoveredaninterestinit.Sherealizedthatmanydeafpeoplefacedcommunicationproblemsinhospitals,governmentoffices,andevenwhenorderingfood.Theycouldhardlygetbasicservices.Lindecidedtodosomethingaboutit.In2018,shestartedavolunteergroupcalledSilentVoices.Thegroup’staskwastoprovidefreesignlanguagetranslationservicesforthedeaf.Atfirst,itwasjustLinandafewfriends.Theywouldgowiththedeafpeopletodoctors’visits,helpthemcommunicateandoftenstaylatetoavoidmissinganyinformation.Theworkwastiringandunpaid,butthegratitude(感激之情)theysawkeptthemgoing.Slowly,moreandmorepeoplejoinedthem.Today,SilentVoiceshasover200volunteers.Theyalsoofferfreesignlanguageclassestothepublic,hopingtobuildabettersociety.LinZhaozhenbelievesthatcommunicationisabasichumanright.“Everyonedeserves(值得)tobeunderstood,”shesays.Herworkhashelpedthedeafcommunityandbuiltabridgeofunderstandingbetweenthesilentworldandthehearingworld,makinghercityawarmerandmorefriendlyplaceforall.29.WhydidLinZhaozhenstarttheSilentVoicesgroup?

A.Tolearnsignlanguagetranslation.B.Tohelpdeafpeopletalktootherseasily.C.Tomakemoneybydoingtranslations.D.Toteachhercousinhowtoreadbooks.30.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderaccordingtothetext?a.LinZhaozhenworkedasatranslatorafterschool.b.SilentVoicesgrewtohaveover200volunteers.c.LinZhaozhenstartedthevolunteergroup.d.LinZhaozhenwasinspiredbyherdeafcousin.

A.a-d-c-bB.a-c-d-bC.d-a-b-cD.d-a-c-b31.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Thebestwaytostartavolunteergroup.B.Howtolearnsignlanguagestepbystep.C.Awomanwhohelpeddeafpeoplecommunicate.D.WhyLinZhaozhenhelpedherdeafcousin.DoctorSeusswasbornin1904.Bythemiddle1950s,hehadbecomeoneofthebest-lovedandmostsuccessfulchildren’sbookwritersintheworld.Hisbooksareverypopularwithyoungreaders.Theyenjoytheinventedwordsandthepicturesofunusualfunnyanimalsandplants.In1954,Lifemagazinepublishedareportaboutschoolchildrenwhocouldnotread.Thereportsaidmanychildren’sbookswerenotinteresting.DoctorSeussstronglyhopedtohelpchildrenandbegantowritebooksthatwereinterestingandeasytoread.Heusedwordswiththesameendingsound,likefishandwish.Heneverlearnedart.Yet,hedrewthepicturesformostofhisbooks.In1957,Dr.SeusswroteTheCatintheHat.Heusedlessthan230wordstowritethebookandevenasix-year-oldshouldbeabletoreadit.Itwasafunstoryandeasytoread.Childrenlovedit.Theirparentslovedit,too.Todayitisstilloneofthestoriestheylikebest.ThesuccessofTheCatintheHatmadehimwanttowritemorebooksforchildren.In1960,hewroteabookusinglessthanfiftywords.ThebookiscalledGreenEggsandHam.In1984,DoctorSeusswonaPulitzerPrize(普利策奖).HewashonoredfortheeducationandenjoymenthisbooksprovidedAmericanchildrenandtheirparents.Hediedattheageof87,buthisinfluenceremains.Millionsofhisbookshavebeensoldworldwide.PeoplesayhisbookshelpedchangethewayAmericanchildrenlearnedtoread.Yet,hisbooksarelovedbypeopleofallages.DoctorSeussoncesaid,“Idonotwriteforchildren.Iwriteforpeople.”32.WhatdidtheLifemagazinereport?

A.Someschoolchildrencouldnotread.B.Manychildren’sbookswereinteresting.C.Childrenwantedtolearntoread.D.Awriterforchildrenwaswanted.33.WhydidpeoplelikeDoctorSeuss’books?

A.Theywerecheapandeasytoget.B.Theywereeasyandinterestingtoread.C.Theywerewrittenindifferentlanguages.D.Theywerewrittenwithpopularwords.34.Whichbookhaslessthanfiftywords?

A.Life.B.TheCatintheHat.C.FishandWish.D.GreenEggsandHam.35.WhatcanwelearnaboutDoctorSeussfromthetext?

A.HewonaPulitzerPrizesoonafterhisdeath.B.Hesoldmillionsofhisbookshimselfworldwide.C.HechangedAmericanchildren’swayoflearningtoread.D.Hewrotethelargestnumberofbooksintheworld.MostofthetimeI’vebeendisappointedinrobots.Moviesalwaysdescribethemashuman-like,smartandcool.Butformanyyears,realrobotshavebeenlittlemorethanmechanical(机械的)armsatcarfactories.Inthepastthreeyears,though,somethinghaschanged.Self-drivingcarshaverunnearlytwomillionmilesonpublicroads.Theyhavegottensmartenoughtoavoidhittingthings.Andtwo-legged,walkingrobotsaresuddenlyreal.Nowsomeworld-famouspeople—includingBillGatesandothersarespeakingoutaboutthedangersofmoreandmoresmartmachines.“FullAIcouldspelltheendofthehumans,”Afamousscientistoncetoldthepublic.TheworryisthatonceAIgetssmartenough,itwillbeabletoimproveitsownability,overandoveragain,everyhourorminute.Itwillquicklybecomemuchsmarterthanhumans.Asaresult,thehumanswillcometoanend.Inthefuture,robotswilltakeevenmoreofourjobs.Thefirsttogo,ofcourse,willbetheonesthatarethemosteasilyreplaced,suchasstoreclerksandwaiters.SomeJapanesebankshavealreadyemployedrobotstohelpcustomers.Ifyouteachinkindergarten,you’llgettokeepyourjobalotlonger.Themessage,intheend,isnotthatAIwillleaduscertainlytodoomsday(世界末日)oraboringlifebutthatourthoughtsofitseffectsshouldkeepupwithrapiddevelopmentsofAIitself.AIalsohasgreatadvantages—powertocuremanydiseases,helplifespreadintotheuniverseifpeoplegetitright.36.Whyhastheauthorbeendisappointedinrobots?

A.Becausetheyaren’tlikerobotsinmovies.B.Becausetheycan’tunderstandthewriter’swords.C.Becausemechanicalarmsatcarfactoriesarecool.D.Becausetheyarenotsmartenoughtoavoidhittingthings.37.Whathaschangedinthepastthreeyears?

A.Self-drivingcarshavegottensmartenoughtopredictthings.B.Three-legged,walkingrobotsaresuddenlyreal.C.Robotscanspeakoutaboutthedangersofsmartmachines.D.Self-drivingcarshaverunnearlytwomillionmilesonpublicroads.38.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“spell”inthethirdparagraphprobablymean?

A.Writeout.B.Leadto.C.Putoff.D.Findout.39.Whichjobislesslikelytobereplacedbyrobotsaccordingtothetext?

A.Astoreclerk.B.Awaiter.C.Akindergartenteacher.D.Abankworker.40.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.TheBrightFutureofSmartRobotsB.RobotsWillTakeOverHumans’JobsC.AIDevelopment:RisksandBenefitsD.TerribleInfluenceofAdvancedAI四、任务型阅读Sunshinedoesmakepeoplehappier.Imaginehowcheerfulyouarewhenitclearsupafterlongcoldrainydays.Let’sdiscoverthesciencebehindsunlight.Sunlightcausesyoutoproduceachemicalcalledserotonin(血清素).Whenyouareexposedtosunlight,yourbodywillmakemoreserotonin.Higherlevelsofserotoninwillkeepyouingoodspirits.Atnight,whenthereislittleornolight,yourbodyproducesanotherchemical—melatonin(褪黑激素).Ithelpsyourbodyrelaxandwillmakeyoufeeltired,whichcanprepareyouforagoodnight’ssleep.Youshouldkeepagoodbalancebetweenthesetwochemicals.However,formanypeople,itishardtobalancesunlightwithdarkness.Thelightinahouseisusuallyabout100timeslessthanthatoutsideonasunnyday.That’swhythosepeoplewhostayindoorsalotshouldgetoutsideinthesunshine.Theycangetsomeexercise,enjoythefreshairandbehappy,allatthesametime.Thereareplaceswhereitgetsdarkforalongtimeinwinter.Peopleinthoseplacesareeasiertogetseasonalaffectivedisorder(SAD).PeoplewithSADusuallygothroughbadexperiencessuchaslowenergyandsadness.Themostcommontreatmentforthosepeopleistositunderbrightartificiallightsforsometime.Therolesthatsunshineplaysinpeople’slifearemorethanthoseabove.Forexample,yourbodyproducesVitaminDfromsunlight,whichisimportantforbeinghealthy.Infact,thereismorescienceaboutsunlightforyoutodiscover.Sonexttime,whenyounoticethesunshineonyourshoulder,takeamomenttothink,“Whydowelovesunshine?”41.Whatwillhappenifyourbodyhasmoreserotonin?4142.Whendoesourbodyproducemelatonin?4243.Whydopeoplewhostayindoorsneedtogooutforsunshine?4344.WhatisthemostcommontreatmentforpeoplewithSAD?4445.Whydowelovesunshine?(Youranswershouldbedifferentfromthereasonsinthetext.)45五、补全对话根据下面的对话情景,在空白处填入一个适当的句子,使对话的意思连贯、完整。(LiLeiandHelenmeetintheschoolhallway.)LiLei:Hey,Helen!Yourspeechattheceremony(典礼)wassoencouraging.Helen:Thankyou.Actually,46Youknow,it’shardformetospeakinfrontofsomanypeople.LiLei:Itturnedoutgreat.47Helen:Foraboutaweek.Ipracticedagainandagaineveryday.LiLei:That

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