2026年湖北荆门京山市中考模拟考试试卷英语

2026年湖北荆门京山市中考模拟考试试卷英语一、完形填空Alittleboyusedtowalkwithhisfathereverydayonanearbyhill.Oneday,heexcitedlysuggested,“Dad,let’shavearacetoday!Thefirsttoreachthetopisthe1.”Thefatheragreedwithasmile.Bothofthemstartedrunningtowardsthehilltop.Afterawhile,thefathersuddenly2.“Whathappened?3didyoustop?Haveyouacceptedyourfailurealready?”Theboyaskedinsurprise.“No,no.Somepebbles(石子)got4inmyshoes.Istoppedtoremove(除去)them,”thefatherreplied.Theboylaughed,“Therearesomepebblesinmyshoestoo.But5Istopnow,Iwilllosetherace.OnceIreachthetop,Iwillremovethem.”Sayingthis,theboyranahead6.Thefatherremovedthepebblesandmovedahead.Theboywasfarahead,butsoonthepebblesmadehisfeetachebadly.Andhestartedtolosehis7.Gradually,hisfathercameclosetohim.Seeinghisboy,thefathershoutedfrom8,“Whydon’tyoutakeoutthepebblesfirst?”“ButIdon’thave9forthis!”saidtheboy.Beforelong,hisfatherovertook(超过)him.Theboy’spainhad10somuchthathecouldhardlywalkandhadtostop.Hisfatherrushedback.He11hisson’sfeetcarefullyandfoundtheywerehurt.“Son,Itoldyoutoremovethepebblesfirst,”thefathersaidgently.“ButIwilllosetherace,”theboysaid.Thefathershookhishead,“Weshouldn’t12dealingwithsmallproblemsbysayingthatwedon’thavetimerightnow.Paynoattentiontotinytroubleswillonlymakethemgrowbiggerandfinallybecomemore13tous.Itmayjusttakeyouone14toremovethepebbles.Butnowyouwillhavetobearpainforoneweek,”thefathersaid.Alwaysrememberto15problemsearly,beforetheybecomebiggertrouble.1.A．loserB．winnerC．runnerD．beginner2.A．stoppedB．stoodC．jumpedD．moved3.A．HowB．WhereC．WhatD．Why4.A．stuckB．brokenC．pressedD．touched5.A．ifB．untilC．thoughD．before6.A．slowlyB．politelyC．quicklyD．silently7.A．placeB．wayC．mindD．speed8.A．frontB．aboveC．behindD．outside9.A．choiceB．timeC．chanceD．courage10.A．disappearedB．leftC．includedD．increased11.A．driedB．checkedC．filledD．washed12.A．putoffB．takeupC．turnoffD．tryout13.A．thankfulB．harmfulC．meaningfulD．responsible14.A．minuteB．hourC．dayD．week15.A．expressB．praiseC．solveD．decide二、阅读理解

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A．Ahousewifewhohasmuchvolunteerexperience.B．A4-year-oldkidwhoisinterestedinnature.C．Ahighschoolstudentwhohopestoworkinscience.D．Anenvironmentalscientist.19.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttobefilledinthe▲?

A．WhattoexpectB．WheretostartC．WhytostudynatureD．Howtodoresearch20.Whichofthefollowingpicturesisthebesttouseinthe?

A．B．C．D．Onewarmafternoonlastspring,Iwaswalkingthroughacitypark.Atthecornerofagrassyfield,agroupofwomenintheirlate50scaughtmyeye.Withplasticbagshangingfromtheirarms,theymovedslowlythroughthegrass,searchingforsomething.“Whataretheydoing?”Iwondered.Interested,Iwalkedoverforacloserlook.Oneofthewomenlookedupandlaughed,“See?Wildshepherd’spurse(荠菜)!”“Shepherd’spurse?Hereinthispark?”Iasked,lookingaroundinsurprise.“Ah,youyoungguysknownothingaboutthis,”thewomanreplied.Then,shemovedtoasmallplantwithtoothedleavesjustbehindme.Ilookedattheplantandscratched(挠)myhead.Maybeshewasright.Youngpeopledon’tknowmuchaboutanyofthis.Butwhohasn’theardofthistrend(趋势)?Everyspringforthepastseveralyears,diggingforwildedible(可食用的)plantshasbeenalloversocialmedia.However,manyofusknowlittleabouttheseplants.Takeshepherd’spurse,forexample.Ieatitalmosteveryspringaspartofmydumplingfillings.Butwithoutmuchexperienceincookingorshopping,Ihavenoideawhatmyfoodlookslikebeforeit’scutupandcooked.Wearen’trobots,andeatingshouldn’tfeellikecharging(充电):Tomakeeatingatrulyhumanexperience,weneedtorollupoursleeves(袖子)sometimes.Insteadofbuyingready-to-cookdumplings,wecouldbuysomemeat,shepherd’spurseanddumplingskins,andlearntomakethosedumplingsbyhand.Whataboutdiggingforwildedibleplants?Itcouldbeawonderfulexperience,butIthinkI’llfindaguidebeforeIgetmyhandsdirty!21.Whatwerethewomendoinginthepark?

A．Takingawalk.B．Havingapicnic.C．Lookingforwildplants.D．Collectingplasticbags.22.Whydidtheauthorfeelsurprisedwhenhearingaboutshepherd’spurse?

A．Becausehebelieveditwasharmful.B．Becausehehadnevereatenitbefore.C．Becausehethoughtitwasoldpeople’sfavorite.D．Becausehedidn’texpectittogrowinacitypark.23.WhatcanweknowabouttheauthorfromParagraph5?

A．Heknowslittleaboutwildplants.B．Hehasrichexperienceincooking.C．Hehatesthetrendofdiggingforwildplants.D．Hegoesshoppingwithhisfamilyeveryweek.24.What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardsbuyingready-to-cookfood?

A．Supportive.B．Hopeful.C．Doubtful.D．Certain.25.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．EatinglikeaHumanB．DiggingintheSpringC．TheMysteryofWildPlantsD．TheFunofEatingWildPlantsOnemorningatTaishanMountaininShandong,afour-leggedrobotwasclimbingthechallengingpart.Whilepeopleweretiredandoutofbreath,thiscleverrobotmovedeasilyaroundthecrowdsandcarrieda120kgbag.Usedbyacompanyunderthelocaltourismgroup,thisAIrobothelpscleanuptouristwasteandcarrythings.With8millionvisitorseveryyear,Taishanhas24,000tonsofwaste.Cleaningitbyhandisexpensiveanddangerous.Acompanyworkersaid,“Therobotcanclimbmountainsandcrosswaterwhilecarryingthings.Itmakestheworkmucheasierandfaster.”Overthepastfewyears,therehasbeenagrowingnumberofAIrobots.Intherobotmarket,human-likerobotssellwell,andtheyaregettingmoreandmorepopular.Scientistssaythemarketwillgrowalot.By2025,thesalesofChina’shuman-likerobotshavereached5.3billionyuan.By2029,itcouldbe75billionyuan,whichwouldbe32.7%oftheworld’ssales.Thegovernmentishelpingalot.Theserobotsarenolongerjustforfunbutarebecomingpractical.CitieslikeChongqingandShenzhenarespendingmoneyonprojectsaboutAIthatcandealwiththerealworld.AIrobotsarehelpingpeopleinmanyways.InChongqing,a70-year-oldpersonwhohadastroke(中风)couldmoveagainwiththehelpofawearableAIrobot.AIrobotsarealsoreshapingtheideaoftoysandpets.Forexample,Sirusisasmallrobotdog.Itcandance,followordersandmovelikearealdog.It’sverypopularbecauseitcaninteractwithpeople.Thesmall,smart,four-leggedrobotcanevenunderstandandanswerpeople’sorders.Fromcleaninguprubbishonmountainstobeingfamilypets,helpingtheoldandbeingfuntoys,AIrobotsareslowlybecomingpartofpeople’slives.Asonescientistsaid,thisisnotjustaboutnewtechnology.It’saboutmeetingpeople’sneeds.26.WhatcantherobotdoonTaishanMountain?

A．Helpwithwastecleanup.B．Guidehikersalongtheway.C．Makepeoplewalkfaster.D．Bringtouristsfunbydancing.27.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph3?

A．HumanswillfacedangerwiththerisingsalesofAIrobots.B．Themarketforhuman-likerobotsinChinahasabrightfuture.C．Human-likerobotsaremainlyusedforfuninChina.D．ThegrowthofAIrobotsdependsonlyonthegovernment’ssupport.28.HowdoesthewritershowthatAIrobotsarehelpingpeople’slives?

A．Bytellingstories.B．Bylistingnumbers.C．Bygivingexamples.D．Bycomparingthings.29.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“interact”?

A．communicateB．workC．developD．live30.Whatmaybethebesttitleofthepassage?

A．AIRobots—NewRolesaroundusB．AIRobots—FunToysinLifeC．AIRobots—HelpersinTaishanMountainD．AIRobots—PastandPresent阅读短文，从方框内所给的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，使短文通顺、连贯。（选项中有一项多余）Thereare“whatif”thoughts—“Whatifsomethinggoeswrong?”“WhatifImakeamistake?”or“31”Fromtimetotime,everyonewonderswhatwouldhappenifsomethingdoesn’tgoasplanned.Worryingaboutthefutureisactuallyanormalpartoflife.Butifyouspendalotoftimeworryingaboutbadthingsthatdon’thappen,itwillbebigtrouble.32Forexample,itmightmakeithardtopayattentiontowhatyou’redoingorwhatpeoplearesaying.Herearedifferentwaysthatcanhelpyou.33Forexample,ifyouareafraidthatyou’llfailtheexam,thenyoushouldtakethreedeepbreathsandremindyourselfthatyouarewellpreparedandit’sOK.Secondly,youcanalsofindoutwhatyou’reworryingaboutandthenfaceit.Forexample,insteadofthinking“WhatifImisstheballwhenItrytokickit?”,askyourself“WhatifIscorethegoal?”Finally,paymoreattentiontosomethingelseratherthanyourworries.Forexample,listentoyourfavouritesongsordosomeexercise.34Mostworriesneverhappen.Theyarejusthumanthoughtsandthebravestthingyoucandoisnottolettheworrieswin.Gettingcrosswithyourselfwillmakeyoufeelworse.35Thinkabouthowyouwouldtalktoafriendwhoisfeelingworried—andthenspeaktoyourselfinthatsameway.

A．Whatifeveryonelaughsatme?B．You’dbetterbekindtoyourself.C．Firstly,createan“If/Then”plan.D．Maybeyoucanrelaxfromthesethings.E．Spendingmuchtimeon“whatif”thingsmakesyoufeelstressed.F．Putyourselfinothers’shoesandcareforothers.三、选词填空阅读短文，从方框中选出正确的词并用其适当形式填空，使短文通顺、意思完整。每空限填一词，每词限用一次。

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静夜思李白床前明月光，疑是地上霜。举头望明月，低头思故乡。ThoughtsonaTranquilNightByLiBaiBeforemybedapoolof36;

Ocanitbefrostontheground?

Lookingup,Ifindthemoon37;

Bowing,inhomesicknessI’mdrowned.

—TranslatedbyXuYuanchongXuYuanchongwasafamoustranslatorinChina.Hebuiltacultural38amongChinese,EnglishandFrenchspeakers.HeshowedthespecialbeautyofancientChinesepoemswhen39themintoanotherlanguage.40Xu’stranslations,EnglishandFrenchspeakingreadersareabletounderstandChineseworks41thanbefore.Atthesametime,Chinesereaderscanenjoymoreforeignworks.XuYuanchongstartedtotranslateduringhiscollegeyears.In1939,hepublished(出版)hisearliestEnglishtranslation.Inthelate1940s,he42afewyearsstudyinginFrance.Afterhegraduated,hereturnedtoChinaandputallhis43intotranslation.Hesaid,“Thegreatestjoyontheearthistointroducethebeautycreatedbypeopletothewholeworld.”XuYuanchongbelievedthattranslationwasakindofartandthatitwasendless.Afterdedicating(致力于)hislifetotranslationformorethansixtyyears,XupassedawayinBeijingattheageof100.Morethan100kindsofXu’sbookshavebeenpopularathomeandabroad.AsXuseesit,lifeisnothowlongyou44,buthowlongyoucanberemembered.Heenjoyedalife45remembering.四、任务型阅读阅读短文，用英文填空或回答问题（请注意每小题的词数要求）。Haveyoueverlookedcloselyatthepapermoneyfromdifferentcountries?Youwillseemorethannumbersandcolours.Youwilldiscoverpicturesofrivers,mountains,buildingsandfamouspeople.Thesepicturesoftenshowwhateachcountryfindsimportant.Theyarelikesmalllessonsinculture,historyandnature.Papermoneyisn’tjustforspending—it’salsoforlearning.Let’sstartwithChina.TheChineseyuanisaperfectmixofnatureandtradition.Onthe20yuannote,thereistheLijiangRiverinGuilin,withgreenmountainsrisingfromcalmwaters.It’ssobeautifulthatartistshavepainteditforcenturies.Onthe5yuannote,you’llfindMountTai,oneofthemostfamousmountainsinChina.Alargenumberofpoemswerewritteninpraiseofit.Othercountriesdothistoo,intheirownway.Switzerland’snotesincludemountains,rivers,andevenwindpatterns!Canada’shavesnowylandscapesandmaple(枫树)leaves.Thesedays,manypeopleusephonesorcardsasawaytopay.It’sfastandeasy.Butpapermoneystillhasitsvalue—notonlyinmoney,butinmeaning.Youcanholdit,lookatit,andlearnfromit.Itcanbeatinymuseuminyourpocket.Sonexttimeyouholdyourpaperm