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2026年湖北武汉市武昌区中考一模(五月调考)英语试卷一、单项选择1.Afterthe15-minutebreakbetweenclasses,moststudentshaveenough________tofocusontheirlessons.

A.timeB.courageC.energyD.confidence2.—Wherewouldyouliketotravel,MountHuangshanorLijiangAncientTown?—________isOK.Ilovebothnaturalsceneryandtraditionalculture.

A.NeitherB.EitherC.NoneD.Both3.—Manyteenagersfeellonelyandstressedthesedays.—Maybetoomuchscreentimeandlittleface-to-facecommunicationare________forthisproblem.

A.harmfulB.famousC.responsibleD.thankful4.—FuXing,whatarebamboosticksusedforinmakingtraditionalkites?—Theyareusedto________thekiteandkeepitsshapeinstrongwinds.

A.controlB.protectC.carryD.support5.—Weshouldn’ttellliestogetwhatwewantinourlife.—Exactly.Honestycan________ustruerespectandtrustfromothers.

A.teachB.winC.sendD.show6.—Whyisitimportanttosetplansforourstudyandlife?—Having________keepsusfocusedandavoidswastingtime.

A.astrongmindB.abrightfutureC.acleargoalD.adailyhabit7.—Whydidyoucallmeat6a.m.?—Sorry,myfingertouchedyourname________whileIwasturningoffthealarm.

A.byaccidentB.onpurposeC.inpublicD.withpleasure8.—Whydidyoutakepartinthestorytellingactivityatyourschool,Meimei?—Iwantto________toshareourChineseculturewithothers.

A.findmyvoiceB.takeabreakC.getaprizeD.keepmycool9.—Whyareyousogoodatcooking?—Ididn’tattendanytrainingclasses.Ijust________littlebylittlefrommyfamily.

A.breakitdownB.pickitupC.makeitupD.workitout10.—Lookatthatbrightyellowflower!Iwonder________.—Becauseitalwaysturnsitsfacetowardthesuntogetmorelight.

A.whereitgrowsbestB.whyitiscalledasunflowerC.whatdoesitneedtogrowD.howlongdoesitlive二、完形填空“Click,click,click...”thedrummerhitthedrumsticksagainsteachothertogiveabeat.Thenthebandstartedtoplay,fasterandfaster.Kaiplayedaguqinpiecealongwiththedrums.Whenthemusicended,therewasa(n)11silence.Heturnedtolookattheteachers.MrLiasked,“Whatwereyoutryingtoexpress?”“Iwantedtodosomethingdifferent...tomaketheguqinsound12.”Kaiansweredinalowvoice.“Well,it’sagoodtry.13,youknowithasover3,000yearsofhistory.Idon’tthinkyou’vepresentedtheguqinwell,”saidMrLi.“Thedrumsweretooloud.I’mafraidIcan’tgiveyouhighmarks.”“Please,canIhaveanother14?”beggedKai.Afterashortdiscussion,theteachersagreed.Later,aloneinthehall,Kaisatinsilence.“Iunderstandwhatyouweretrying,”Kai15andsawMissZhoubyhisside.“But16youcanbreaktherules,youhavetomasterthem.”Kailooked17,asifturningherwordsoverinhismind.“Thebottomboardoftheguqinsymbolizestheearthandtherounded18boardsymbolizesthesky.Awonderfulguqinperformanceshowstheharmonybetweenhumansandnature.”“MissZhou,isitfinetoplaytheguqinwithotherinstruments?”“Well,it’s19playedalone,”repliedMissZhou,“Sometimes,itcanbeplayedwiththedizioranotherguqin.Andyouknow,there’sChinesephilosophy(哲理)behindeveryformofart.That’swhatmakesChineseartspecial.Weshouldtryhardtokeepthevalueoftraditionsandthen20themwithmodernlife.”“CanImakeitmodern?”Kaiwonderedifitwasastupidquestion.“Sure.Buttrytofindtherightwaytokeepits21first.”Thatnight,Kaithoughthardaboutthenextshow.“HowcanI22theguqinandbalancethetraditionalspiritwithanewtouch?”hewondered.Then,hehadanidea—Whynotplayapieceofpopmusic,butina23style?Thenextday,Kaisatbehindtheguqinandlethisfingersdance24acrossthestrings(弦).Afamiliarpopmelodyfilledthehall—yeteverynotecarriedthebeautyofancientChinesemusic.Nodrums,no25.Justtheguqin.Whenthelastnoteended,thesilencethistimewasnotembarrassing,becauseitwasfollowedbyclappinghands.11.A.excitingB.surprisingC.embarrassingD.disappointing12.A.loudB.newC.oldD.quiet13.A.AndB.SoC.BecauseD.But14.A.ideaB.questionC.chanceD.mark15.A.reachedoutB.lookedoutC.satdownD.lookedup16.A.afterB.whenC.ifD.before17.A.confusedB.shockedC.helplessD.worried18.A.frontB.topC.sideD.back19.A.alwaysB.neverC.usuallyD.seldom20.A.connectB.compareC.fillD.match21.A.artB.meaningC.valueD.role22.A.respectB.presentC.learnD.improve23.A.traditionalB.simpleC.specialD.modern24.A.nervouslyB.slowlyC.proudlyD.smoothly25.A.playersB.rulesC.musicD.band三、阅读理解

Comeandshareyourthoughtsonlivingonthemoon!Myfavoritesayinggoes,“________”Weshouldkeepthisspiritandneverstopexploringthemoon,becauseitcanbringgreatadvantagestoChina.Wewon’tdependsomuchontheEarth’slimitedresources,sincewecandevelopnewenergyonthemoon.Besides,itcanprovidemorelivingspaceforpeopleasourEarthbecomestoocrowded.Solet’smoveforwardbravelyforanewandbrightfutureonthemoon.(Xinyi,Xichang)Yes.Itwouldbeexcitingtogotospacebyrocket,asyou’drocketoffthegroundreallyfast!Onceyoulandonthelunarsurface,wheregravity(重力)isonlyone-sixththatoftheEarth’s,you’llsurprisinglyfindyourselfabletofloat(漂浮)aroundfreelyandliftsuper-heavythingseasily—somethingyoucouldonlydreamofdoingonEarth.Bestofall,withnothickatmosphere(大气层)toblockyoursight,youcouldadmiretheshiningEarthandbrightstarsinthesilentseaofspace.(LeoIn,Toulouse)MyfriendSusanandIloveenjoyingthebeautifulmoontogetheratnight,butifhumansliveonthemoon,we’llnolongerbeabletoappreciatesuchbeauty.Buildinghomesandsendingfoodandwatertherewouldcostbillionstoo.Ontopofthat,themoon’satmosphereistoothintosupporthumanlife,whichmeanswe’dneedevenmoremoneytocreatealivableenvironment.SoIthinkweshouldsolvetoday’sproblemsonEarthfirst,likeworldhunger.(KateDeBusk,Greeley)26.Inwhichpartoftheonlinenewspapercanwereadthematerial?

A.THEWORLDB.FORORAGAINST?C.TECHNOLOGYD.STARSTORIES27.WhatisXinyi’sfavoritesaying?

A.Thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheotherside.B.Ajourneyofathousandmilesbeginswitheverysinglestep.C.Acraftsmanwhowishestodohisworkwellmustfirstsharpenhistools.D.Theroadaheadislongandhasnoending;I’llsearchhighandlowwithmywillunbending.28.WhatisthebestpartoflivingonthemoonforLeo?

A.Floatingaroundfreely.B.Liftingheavythingseasily.C.WatchingtheEarthandstars.D.Rocketingoffthegroundfast.29.AccordingtoKate,whatshouldhumansfocusonfirst?

A.Buildingmorehomes.B.Solvingworldhunger.C.Findingnewenergy.D.Makingmorerockets.30.WhobelievesthatexploringthemooncanhelpwithEarth’slimitedresourcesandspace?

A.Xinyi.B.Leo.C.Susan.D.Kate.IfirstsawTaiChiinOttawa’sChinatown.Menandwomenstoodinagentlegroup,movingslowlyandsmoothly.Iwasamazedbyitsbeauty.YetIcouldnotunderstanditstruemeaningatthattime.IonlyadmiredTaiChifromadistance(距离).Yearslater,mydoctorstronglyadvisedmetoattendaTaiChiclassforbeginners.Atfirst,Ithoughtmygoalwastomasterthe108moves.However,thingsturnedouttobeverydifferentfromwhatIhadthought.Thepeopleintheclassmovedsmoothlyandneverseemedconfusedaboutwhattodonext.Theytoldmethattheyhadbeenbeginnerstoo,andthatIwouldlearnallthemovesinthreeorfouryears.Threeorfouryears!Icouldgetauniversitydegreeinlesstime.ButIcouldseetheywereright:onlythroughhardworkandpracticecouldImakeprogress.Later,Ijoinedanadvancedclass(高级班).Oncetheteacheraskedmetoshowmymoves.Tobechosenwasanhonor,butIwasveryembarrassed.Everyonestoppedandwatchedastheteachercorrectedmymoves.“Don’tbend,”hesaid.Itriedagain.“Straightenyourback,”hesaid.Thiswentonforonlyafewminutes,butitfeltlikehours.Icouldn’tjustsay,“Yes,Iunderstand.”Ihadtoshowit.Ifocusedharderthaneverbefore.Meanwhile,Iwaslettinggoofoldhabitsandlearningnewones.IrealizedIwasalsolearninganewattitudetowardlife—trulylisteningandwillingtobecorrected.Idon’tknowifIwillevermasterthe108moves.ButTaiChihastaughtmethatgrowthisalwayspossible,evenwhenIfacedifficulties.31.WhatdidthewriterchoosetodowhenfirstseeingTaiChi?

A.JointheTaiChigroup.B.AttendaTaiChiclass.C.Watchfromadistance.D.Walkawayatonce.32.TheunderlinedpartinParagraph3suggeststhatthewriterthinks________.

A.learningTaiChitakestoolongB.threeorfouryearsisashorttimeC.TaiChiisashardasauniversitydegreeD.gettingauniversitydegreeismoreuseful33.Onceintheadvancedclass,thewriterfeltembarrassedbecauseof________.

A.arrivinglateforclassB.forgettingTaiChimovesC.beingcorrectedinpublicD.beingchosentoshowmoves34.Whichopinionwouldthewritermostprobablysupport?

A.Oldhabitsdiehard.B.Trulylisteningbuildstrust.C.Wordsmattermorethanactions.D.It’swisetoacceptothers’corrections.35.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.TheBeautyofTaiChiB.MyLongJourneywithTaiChiC.HowtoMasterTaiChiD.TaiChiTeachesMetoGrowLenses(镜片)areusefultoolsthathelpusseethingsmoreclearly.Theyarewidelyusedinourdailylives.Theyhelpusreadsmallwordsinbooksandtakeclearphotos.Theyarealsousedtohelppeoplewhoarenearsighted(近视的)orfarsighted.Todaywe’lltalkabouttwomaintypes:convexandconcavelenses.Imagineyou’reusingamagnifyingglass(放大镜)toreadsmallwordsinabook.Whathappenswhenyoumovetheglassclosertothewords?Thelettersgetbigger,right?That’sthepowerofaconvexlens.Convexlensesarethickerinthemiddleandthinneratthesides.Theycanmakepassing-throughlightcometogether.Thisiswhymagnifyingglasses,cameralenses,andeventhelensesforsomeoldpeopleuseconvexlensestoseemoreclearly.Toknowmoreabouthowtheywork,let’slearntwokeytermsforconvexlenses.Whenparallellight(平行光线)enteraconvexlens,theymeetatasinglepoint.Thatmeetingpointisthefocalpoint.Thedistancebetweenthelensandthefocalpointisthefocallength.Thethickertheconvexlensis,themorestronglyitbendslight,soitsfocallengthbecomesshorter.Differentfromconvexlenses,concavelensesarethinnerinthemiddleandthickeratthesides.Whenlightpassesthroughconcavelenses,itspreadsout.Youcanfindconcavelensesinyourdailylife.Forexample,ifyouarenearsighted,yourglassesprobablyhaveconcavelenses.Youarenearsightedbecausethelightenteringyoureyesdoesnotfocusexactlyontheretina(视网膜).Whenyouwearglasseswithconcavelenses,thelightspreadsoutfirstandthenenterstheeyes,allowingittofocuscorrectlyontheretina.Inthisway,youcanseethingsclearly.Lensesaresimplebutamazing.Theymakeourdailylifeeasierandshowusfunsciencearoundus.36.Whichofthefollowinghaveconvexlensesaccordingtothetext?a.Cameras.b.Mirrors.c.Magnifyingglasses.d.Nearsightedglasses.e.Farsightedglasses.

A.acdB.aceC.bceD.abd37.Howdoesaconcavelenswork?

A.B.C.D.38.Ifparallellightmeetsathinnerconvexlens,wecanknowthat________.

A.itbendslightmorestronglyB.itsfocalpointliesfartherawayC.itworkslikeaconcavelensD.itfailstogatherlighttogether39.Whatisthestructureofthepassage?

A.B.C.D.40.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?

A.Totellushowtoprotectoureyes.B.Togiveadviceonlearningphysicswell.C.Tointroducelensesandtheirscience.D.Toexplainhowlenseshelpeyesight.四、选词填空阅读下面短文,用方框中所给的单词或短语填空,使短文在结构、语意和逻辑上正确。(提示:方框中有两个单词或短语是多余的。)

warn/leaves/well/eat/driveaway/when/waterPlantsareactuallyverysmart!Theyhavetheirownspecialwaystogrow41.Forexample,whencaterpillars(毛虫)starteatingatree’sleaves,the42sendmessagestotherestoftheplant.Thentheplantproducesspecialchemicalsto43thecaterpillars,sotheystopeating.Itcaneven44nearbyplantsofthecomingdanger.Also,45aroot(根)discoverswater,ittellsnearbyrootstogrowtowardthewater.Nexttimeyouseeplants,lookfortheirwonderfullittletricks!五、短文填空阅读下面短文,根据上下文或括号内单词等提示,在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的适当形式。Wedoeverythinginahurry—finishingourmeals,finishingourwork,runningtothegym...Wechoosefastlivingbecausewethinkwehavenocontroloftime.Wetrytodoasmuchaswecaneachday46(complete)tasksonourto-dolists.However,livinginthese47(way)makesusfeelwehardlyeverhaveenoughtime.Peopleoftenthinkthatbeingfastmeansbeingproductiveand48(success).Yetfromtimetotime,wefindourselvesinapredicament(困境)thatnomatter49fastwego,westillcan’tfinishallourtasksorreachourgoals.TheSlowMovementthinksthattheanswer50ourpredicamentisnottolivemorequickly,buttolearnhowtolivemoreslowly.Itstartedin1986withtheSlowFoodProgram.Thisprogramencou

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