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2026年河北石家庄市初中毕业年级教学质量检测二英语一、完形填空Inlate2025,fiftyThaistudentsspentsixweeksatHuazhongUniversityofScienceandTechnology(HUST)inWuhan.Duringthetrip,they1thecitywithcuriosity(好奇心)andwonder.Twomonthslater,thattripturnedintoaspecial2showinBangkok,Thailand.TheshowsharedtheThaistudents’viewsofChinaandtheirdeep3withthecountryduringtheirstay.A17-year-oldstudentnamedNitinunshowedfourphotos.“4thesemomentsmayseemsmall,theyshowmysixweeksinChina—memoriesthatwillstayaliveinmyheartforalongtime,”hesaid.Anotherstudent,Natrada,alsosaidphotoshelpedherbetter5herhappydaysinChina.OneofNatrada’sworksshowedstudentsrestingonthegrassneartheHUSTlibraryinsoftwintersunlight.Shehopedpeoplewouldfeelrelaxedand6whentheysawit.Outsidetheuniversity,theThaistudentsalso7everydaylifeinWuhan.Mathaweenoticedlocalpeoplelikedgoingoutsidewhenevertheskywas8.Withthewarmsunandsoftwind,shealsofeltrelaxed.WhenshesharedphotosofWuhanwithfriendsinbothcountries,theyfeltthesameway.“Itshowedthatpeoplewithdifferentculturalbackgroundscanstillconnect9throughtheheartandmind,”shesaid.AteacherfromHUSTsaidthe10waslikea“two-wayjourney”.ShehopedithelpedpeopleseeChina’sbeautyandalsolearnaboutBangkok.1.A.lookedforB.lookedaroundC.lookedafterD.lookedat2.A.bookB.magicC.photoD.game3.A.introductionB.informationC.traditionD.connection4.A.AlthoughB.BecauseC.IfD.Unless5.A.imagineB.rememberC.protectD.create6.A.proudB.luckyC.sorryD.peaceful7.A.improvedB.continuedC.enjoyedD.achieved8.A.clearB.highC.paleD.dark9.A.exactlyB.properlyC.carefullyD.closely10.A.showB.tradeC.prizeD.drama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。Myparentsmeaneverythingtome.Theyalwaysstandbymenomatter11happens.WheneverIfeeldown,they12(usual)cheermeupwiththeirencouragingwords.Iwillalsoaskthem13helpwhenIhaveproblems.Andtheyalwayslistencarefullyandgivemesome14(suggest).Myparentsteachmeimportantlifelessons.Theyoftensay“Hardwork15(pay)offoneday”,encouragingmetokeeptryinghardinmystudies.Theyset16goodexampleformeandteachmetheimportanceofworkinghardandnevergivingup.Ourhome17(fill)withloveandlaughter(笑声)becauseofmydad.Heisavery18(humor)person.Hisjokescanalwaysmakemelaughevenonmy19(bad)days.Healways20(face)difficultieswithasmile.Ihopetobelike21(he)whenIgrowup.Myparentsalwayssupportmydreams.Theybelieve22meeventhoughIdoubtmyself.Sotheyoftenpushme23(realize)mydreams.Mymumoftentellsme,“Youdon’thavetobethe24(one)ineverything.Butifyousetyourmindtoit,doyourbest.”Myparents’love,advice25supporthavemademewhoIamtoday.Ifeelreallyluckytohavesuchamazingparentswithme.三、阅读理解

WorkasaVolunteerTeacherinCountrysideSchoolsAsatoolofcommunication,Englishisspreadingwidelyaroundtheworld,andpeopleinmanycountriesarespeakingthisinternationallanguage.However,thepoorareasdon’thaveenoughteacherstoteachstudentsEnglish.Yourroleasavolunteerteachermeansalottothem.Welcometojoinus!◎WorkingPlaceThisprojectliesinGuilin,GuangxiProvince.Volunteerswillfindthemselvesinacitythatoffersgreatnaturalviews.Theycantravelaroundduringtheirfreetime.◎SkillsNoteachingexperienceorcertificate(证书)isrequired.Ofcourse,youneedtospeakEnglishwell.Tocommunicatewiththechildrenbetter,weexpectthatvolunteerscanspeakalittlelocallanguage.◎RequirementsVolunteersarerequiredtohavepatience,careandenthusiasm(热情)forteachingEnglish.Duringteaching,volunteersareexpectedtowearproperclothesandshoes.◎TasksVolunteerswillteachstudentsfromGrade1toGrade3.TheywillhelpthemimprovetheirEnglishskills.ClassesareheldfromMondaytoFriday,9:00amto11:00ameachday.Time:1~8weeksHours:10hoursaweek

Meals:Localmeals,3timesadayPlacesforliving:HostfamilyorhotelIfyouwanttocome,pleasecallMrsHanaogetintouchwithus.26.Whatcanvolunteerteachersdointheirfreetime?

A.Goshoppinginbigcities.B.Cooklocalmealsforchildren.C.Travelaroundthebeautifulcity.D.TeachmorestudentsEnglish.27.WhichofthefollowingisNOTrequiredforvolunteerteachers?

A.Properclothesandshoes.B.Patience,careandenthusiasm.C.Theabilitytospeaklocallanguage.D.Teachingexperienceorcertificate.28.Whatcanwelearnaboutthevolunteerwork?

A.Volunteerscanworkforatmost8weeks.B.VolunteersonlyteachGrade3students.C.Volunteershavetoliveintheschool.D.Volunteersneedtoworkatweekends.WhenWangQingjiefirstcametoGuangzhouin2015,hewasamazedbythecity’sbeautifultrees.Everytimehesawabigtree,hewouldstoptoenjoyitsbeauty.In2016,hetookpartinatreeclimbingclassandlaterbecameatreeclimber.“Cuttingofftreebranches(树枝)iseverydayworkforatreeclimber,”saidWang.“However,climbersarealsoresponsibleforkeepinganeyeonthetreeenvironment.Forexample,theymightneedtoclimbuptoseeifbirdsarebuildingtheirhomesorlayingeggs.”Treeslivingincitiesmakealargenumberofdeadbrancheseveryyear.Ifleftonthetrees,thosebrancheswillbreakoffinstrongwinds,hurtinganyonepassingby.Soatreeneedscuttingtokeeppeoplesafe.Armedwithahelmet(头盔),ropesandpulleys(滑轮),Wangcanclimbupquicklytoreachthetree’sleavesandmovearoundeasily.“Inoneyear,youshouldnotcutoffmorethanaquarterofatree’sleafarea,ascuttingtoomuchstopsthetreefromtakingenergyfromthesun,”Wangexplained.Asatreelover,Wangbelievesthateachtreehasalifeofitsown.In2017,hestartedhisowncompanytoprovideservicessuchascuttingtreebranchesandtreeclimbingtraining.“Byrunningtrainingcourses,Ihopetoletmorepeopleknowabouttreeclimbing.ItisstillanewandgrowingindustryinChina,”hesaid.29.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?

A.Howtobuildhomesforbirds.B.Howtotakecareoftrees.C.Howatreeclimbertrains.D.Whatatreeclimberdoeseveryday.30.Whydoesatreeneedcuttingaccordingtothetext?

A.Togetmoresunlight.B.Tokeeppeoplearoundsafe.C.Topreventitfromdying.D.Toprotectitfromstrongwinds.31.Whatcanwelearnaboutthetree-climbingindustryinChinafromthelastparagraph?

A.Itquicklybecamepopularafter2017.B.Itprovidesalotofonlinetrainingcourses.C.Itisstilldevelopingandnotverycommonyet.D.Itcentersonhelpingtreesgrowhealthier.We’veheardnewsthatkidsdiedafterbeingleftincarsinthesun.Accordingtoresearch,kids’bodytemperaturerisesthreetofivetimesfasterthanadults’.Soyoungkidscandevelopterribleheatstroke(中暑)injustafewminutes.Hearingsuchnews,threeteenageresearchers—AreenAlashmawy,SaraAltarawenhandAyahAlkatib—wonderedhowtosolvethisproblem.Together,theyinventedadevice(设备)withaheatstroke-warningsystem(系统).Named“SafeinCar”,theirinventionteststhetemperatureandCO2levelsinacar.Itcancheckhowmanypeopleareinsideandwarnpeopleaboutthecar’sconditionsbysendingtextmessagestotheirsmartphones.Theinventionalsohasacamera.Whenit’sconnectedtoanappontheirsmartphones,peoplecanseethecar’sindoortemperatureandCO2levelsfromfaraway.Thisnewinventionalsoprovidesawaytosolvetheproblem.WhentheindoortemperatureorCO2levelreachesdangerouslevels,theinventionhelpsopenthecarwindows,whichcouldhelpsavelives.Thethreeresearchersoncetriedtogethelpfortheirwork.Butwhentheywenttoengineersanddoctorsforadvice,theseadultsthoughttheirideawasfullofchallengesandevenimpossible.Theyoungresearchersarenowproudtoshowthemtheymadeit.Thethreehopethattheirinventioncansomedaybeusedincars.TheyalsoimaginethatonedayitcouldsendawarningcalltothepoliceanduseGPStoshowwherethecaris.Itcanreallysavepeople’slives,especiallykids’.32.Whatmadethethreeteenageresearchersinventthedevice?

A.Thesadnewsaboutkids’deaths.B.Theirownunpleasantexperiences.C.Theirwishtowinaprize.D.Theunusualhotweather.33.Whichparagraphstellushow“SafeinCar”works?

A.Paragraphs1and2.B.Paragraphs2and3.C.Paragraphs3and4.D.Paragraphs4and5.34.Whatdidengineersanddoctorsthinkofthethreeresearchers’ideaatfirst?

A.Useless.B.Hopeful.C.Special.D.Challenging.35.Whereisthetextprobablyfrom?

A.Asciencemagazine.B.Ahistorybook.C.Astorybook.D.Asportsnewspaper.Haveyoueveryawned(打哈欠)whilereadingthistext?Ifyouhave,don’tworry.Yawningissomethingwealldo,evenbeforeweareborn.Butwhydoweyawn?Foralongtime,peoplebelievedthatweyawnbecauseourbodyneedsmoreoxygen(氧气).Whenwearetiredorbored,webreathemoreslowly,soourbrainsdon’tgetenoughoxygen.Yawning,then,isadeepbreath.Itbringsinalotofoxygenquickly.Thisexplanationsoundsreasonable,butstudieshaveshownthatitisprobablywrong.Whenpeoplearegivenmoreoxygentobreathe,theydon’tyawnless.Andwhentheairhaslessoxygen,theydon’tyawnmore.Sowhatistherealreason?Anewerexplanationisthatyawninghelpscooldownourbrains.Thebrainworkslikeacomputer—whenitgetstoohot,itdoesn’tworkwell.Adeepyawnbringscoolairintothemouthandnose.Itthencoolsthebloodgoingtothebrain.Thishelpsthebrainworkbetter.Studieshavefoundthatpeopleyawnmorewhentheyaretiredorstressed,becauseatthosetimesthebraintemperatureishigher.Yawningcaninfectonepersonafteranother.Whenonepersonyawns,othersaroundhimorheroftenyawntoo.Scientistsbelievethismightbeaformofempathy(同理心)—theabilitytounderstandandshareothers’feelings.Infact,thestrongerthisabilityis,themorelikelyapersonistoyawn.Sonexttimeyouyawninclass,don’tfeelembarrassed.Yourbrainmightjustneedalittlecool-down—ormaybeyou’rejustshowingempathy.36.Whatdidpeopleusetobelieveaboutyawning?

A.Itmeansapersonisbored.B.Ithelpsthebodygetmoreoxygen.C.Itonlyhappenstoadults.D.Itisasignofillness.37.Whatdoesthenewexplanationsayaboutyawning?

A.Ithelpscooldownthebrain.B.Ithelpspeoplebreathebetter.C.Itmakespeoplefeelsleepy.D.Itimproveshearing.38.Whendopeopleyawnmoreaccordingtothenewexplanation?

A.Whentheyarehappy.B.Whentheyaretiredorstressed.C.Whentheyareexercising.D.Whentheyareeating.39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“infect”inParagraph4probablymean?

A.Hurt.B.Refuse.C.Spread.D.Punish.40.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.YawningDoesNoGoodtoPeopleB.WaystoCoolDowntheBrainC.EmpathyMakesPeopleHealthierD.TheHiddenCausesofYawning四、任务型阅读Experiencingchangesisacommonpartoflife.Peoplechangewithage,notonlyinappearance(外貌)butalsointhinking.Thesearenaturalchangesanditwouldbesurprisingwithoutthem.Wealsoexperiencechangesbecauseofalterations(改变)intheenvironment.Thesecansometimesinfluenceus.Peoplecandoanumberofthingswhenfacingbigchanges.Mostimportantly,theyneedtorealizetheirownfeelingsaboutthingsandfindatrustedpersontotalkto.Peoplehopethesepeoplewillbeabletooffersupportduringtheperiodofchange.Peoplerespond(应对)tochangesdifferently.Somepeoplereallyenjoytheideaofachangeandachallenge.Tosupportoneanother,peopleneedtobesensitive(敏感的)tootherpeople’sfeelings.Afterall,somethingexcitingforonepersonmaybeveryworryingforsomeoneelse.Mostpeoplefeelnervousorworriedaboutsomethings,butfeelveryconfidentaboutothers.Knowingthesepartsofyourselfcanhelpyoudealwithchanges.Youcanfirstlookforthepartsofthechangeswithinyourability.Thiscanhelpyoudealwiththepartsofthechangesbeyondyourcomfortzone.Itcansometimeshelptolookbackatyourlifesofarandseeyourwayofdealingwithallthechangesyouhavealreadyexperienced.41.Whatnaturalchangesdopeoplehavewithage?4142.Whatshouldpeopledowhenfacingbigchanges?4243.Whydopeopleneedtobesensitivetoothers’feelings?4344.Howcanpeopledealwiththepartsofchangebeyondtheirconfidence?4445.Whatchangeshaveyouhadrecently?Howdidyoudealwiththem?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。A:Hello,I’mBob.Ijustmovedinnextdoor.B:Oh,hi.Comeinplease.I

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