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2026年内蒙古呼和浩特市敬业学校九年级中考一模英语试题一、补全对话根据对话内容,从选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。A:Howtimeflies!Ican’tbelievewe’refinishingjuniorhighschool.B:Iknow,right?We’vehadthreegreatyearshere.1A:WinningfirstprizeattheartfestivalinGrade7.I’llneverforgetthat.B:Irememberthat!2Wehadtopracticethesamesongsoverandoveragain,butitwassomuchfun.A:Yes.Whenwegraduate,IthinkI’llmissherthemost.B:Me,too.3Shewasalwayscheeringmeonandofferinghelp.A:She’sagreatteacher.4B:Mr.Wang,myphysicsteacher.5Buthewasverypatientandhelpedmealot.A:Weareluckytomeetthem.Weshouldrememberhowmuchthey’vedoneforus.B:Icouldn’tagreemore.A.Doyourememberthat?B.Othersubjectsareveryeasy.C.MissLeejoinedusfortherehearsal(排练)andevenperformedwithus.D.What’sthefirstthingthatcomestomindwhenyouthinkback?E.Sheisacaringteacher,morelikeasincerefriend.F.IhaddifficultylearningphysicsinGrade8.G.Who’syourfavoriteteacher?二、完形填空EversinceIwasalittlechild,Ihavebeeninlovewithputtingthingstogether.However,itwasn’tuntilIlearnedaboutThomasEdisoninschoolthatItrulybecame6aboutinventing.WhenIwasinfifthgrade,ourteachergaveusaspecial7.Wehadto8afamouscompanytolearnaboutitsproducts,andthengiveareporttothewholeclass.Whileotherstudentspickedtoyfactoriesorchocolatecompanies,I

9theThomasA.EdisonCompany.Twoweeks10,aheavypackagearrivedatmydoor.InsidewasabeautifulbookaboutThomasEdison’slife,sentbythecompanyasa11.IenjoyedreadingabouthisinventionssomuchthatIreadthebookoverandoveragain.What12memostinthestorieswerethemovies,recordedsound,andtheelectriclightbulb(灯泡).Edison13becamemygreatesthero.Myfathernoticedmygrowinginterestandbecamemyfirstsupporter.Hepatientlytaughtme14toturnideasintoclearplansonpaper,andthenbuildrealthingsstepbystep.Together,wespentmanyhappyweekends15oldradiosandtelevisionsinourgarden.Once,Ibuilta16whichsurprisedmydadsomuch.Interestingly,welatersawasimilarproductinashoppingmall.ThatwaswhenIlearnedthat17inventorsaroundtheworldoftencreatesimilarwaystothesameproblems.Ialsolearnedthatnotallgreatideaswork,andmaking18isacommonpartwheninventing.Asweworkedsidebyside,Islowly19thatmydadwasactuallyatalentedinventorhimself.Hisskilledhands,togetherwithmystronginterestincreatingthings,finallyledmetobecomeaprofessionalengineerandinventor.Iamdeeply20tomyfatherforhisendlesssupport,andIwillalwaysthankThomasEdisonforlightingupthatfirstbrightbulbinmylife.6.A.careful B.worried C.crazy7.A.project B.lesson C.game8.A.listento B.writeto C.pointto9.A.started B.joined C.chose10.A.later B.sooner C.longer11.A.model B.gift C.prize12.A.interested B.troubled C.failed13.A.probably B.seriously C.quickly14.A.what B.how C.why15.A.repairing B.protecting C.moving16.A.idea B.relationship C.tool17.A.famous B.different C.real18.A.mistakes B.friends

C.decisions19.A.calmed B.hoped C.realized20.A.thankful B.wonderful C.peaceful三、阅读理解LanternshavebeenpartofChinesecultureforcenturies.Thereweremainlythreekindsoflanterns:PalacelanternsTheyweremainlyusedinpalacesinancienttimes.Whenmakingpalacelanterns,finewoodwasused.Thepalacelanternswerecoveredwithsilkorglass.Theselanternswerenotonlyusedaslightsbutalsoasdecorationsinpalaces.Gauzelanterns(纱灯)Redgauzewasusedwhenmakinggauzelanterns.InChineseculture,redlanternsaresymbolsofhappinessandgoodwishes.SoredlanternsarealwayshungonimportantfestivalssuchastheLanternFestival,theSpringFestivalandNationalDay.InsomefamousChinatownsabroad,youcanseeredlanternsalltheyearround.TheyhavebecomeasymbolofChinesecultureworldwide.Shadow-picturelanterns(走马灯)Theshapeofshadow-picturelanternswasmuchlikethatofthepalacelanterns.Thereweretwolayers(层)ofcovers.Picturesweredrawnontheinsidelayerandappearedontheoutsidecoverwhentheyweremoving.Nowadays,moremoderntechnologyisusedtomakelanterns.Theshapesofthemodernlanternshavechangedalot,too.21.Fromthetext,whatwerepalacelanternsusedasinancienttimes?A.Decorations. B.Presents. C.Wishes.22.Whyarepicturesdrawnontheinsidelayerofshadow-picturelanterns?A.Tomakethelanternslookmorelikepalacelanterns.B.Tousetwolayersofcoversasprotectionforthepictures.C.Toletpicturesappearontheoutsidecoverwhenmoving.23.Inwhichcolumn(栏)ofthemagazinewillyoumostprobablyreadthepassage?A.Culture. B.Science. C.Sports.WhenEmmaLiubookedher2025springbreaktrip,shedidn’tchooseafamouscitylikeParis.Instead,shepickeda“greentrip”toasmallcountryinCentralAmerica—anewtrend(趋势)wheretravelershelpnaturewhilehavingfun.Emma’stripstartedatatree-plantingcampinthemountains.“Ispentmorningsplantingtreesandafternoonswatchingmonkeyswithscientists,”shesaid.Shestayedinasmallhotelthatusedsolar(太阳的)powerandwasbuiltfromoldwood.Evenherfoodwaseco-friendly:fruitandvegetablesfromnearbyfarms.Thisway,shecouldsaveenergyandcauselesspollution.WhatsurprisedEmmamostwasthe“NoPhone”rule.Visitorsgaveuptheirsmartphoneswhentheyarrived.Theygotapapermapandanotebookinstead.“AtfirstIfeltnervous,”shesaid.“Butafterthreedays,IsawbeautifulthingsI’dnevernoticedbefore—colorfulbutterfliesandgreenplantsafterrain.”Thebestmomentcameduringanightwalk.Emma’sgroupsawanuncommonwildcat.Thiswaspossiblebecausepastvisitorshadpaidtoprotecttheanimal’shome.“I’velearnedthattravelisn’tjustaboutphotos,”Emmawroteinhernotebook.“It’sabouthelpingnaturesootherscanenjoyittoo.”This“greentravel”ideabecameverypopularamongyoungpeople.YoungpeoplelikeEmmawerestayingawayfromcrowdedtouristplacesformeaningfultrips.Emmawenthomewithafullnotebook,200plantedtrees,andanewbelief—“Thebestgiftisknowingyouhelpedtheplaceyouvisited.”24.WhatdidEmmadoduringhermorningsinCentralAmerica?A.Sheplantedtreesatatree-plantingcamp.B.Shewatchedmonkeyswithsomescientists.C.Shewroteaboutthewildlifewithoutphones.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eco-friendly”inParagraph2probablymean?A.Expensiveanddelicious. B.Goodfortheenvironment.

C.Popularwithallthetourists.26.Accordingtothetext,what’sthepurposeofthe“NoPhone”ruleforthevisitors?A.Tomakethevisitorsfeelnervousanduncomfortable.B.Tohelpvisitorspaymoreattentiontothenaturalbeautyaroundthem.C.Topreventvisitorsfromtakingphotosofendangeredwildanimals.27.Whichwouldbethebesttitleofthispassage?A.TheBeautyofMountainForestsB.PhonesCan’tBeUsedonVacationC.ATeenager’sGreenTravelExperienceIntheworld,soccer(orfootball)remainsthemostpopularsport.ThereasonisthatmorecountriesthanevernowhavewonderfulteamscompetingfortheWorldCup.TheWorldCupisstillheldeveryfouryears,andthe2026FIFAWorldCupiscomingsoon,whichwillbeco-hosted(联合举办)bytheUnitedStates,Canada,andMexico—thefirsttimethreenationshavehostedtogether.Towelcomethe2026FIFAWorldCup,childrenfromdifferentcountries,togetherwithmorethan100childrenfromschoolsacrossNorthAmerica,cametogetherinLosAngelesandspentthreeweeksdrawingabigpicturecalled“DreamWorldCup2026”.Thechildrenpaintedsomethingtheylikesuchasanimals,flowers,andpeopleplayingsoccerunderabrightbluesky.Theywishedeachfootballteamgoodluckbydrawingtheflagsofall48countriesthatwouldtakepartintheWorldCupin2026.Thepicturewasputupinaparknearastadium(体育场)inLosAngeles,whereoneoftheopeningmatcheswillbeheld.Areyouafootballfan?TheWorldCupcontinuestoattractmoreandmorepeoplewhotakeaninterestinfootball.Nowadays,withthedevelopmentoftechnology,fanscannotonlywatchmatchesonsmartphonesbutalsouseAIandVRtoexperiencegames.ManyteenagersuseAItoolstocreatepicturesoftheirfavouritefootballstarslikeMbappe,Haaland,andBellinghamandsetthemaswallpapersontheirdigitaldevices(数码设备).ThatistheusualwaytoshowtheirlovefortheWorldCup.In2025,women’sfootballalsowonhugepopularity,withmoregirlsjoiningfootballclubsanddreamingofplayingintheWorldCuponeday.28.Howmanycountrieswillco-hostthe2026FIFAWorldCup?A.2. B.3. C.4.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“They”inParagraph2referto?A.Thechildrenfromallthecountriesintheworld.B.Morethan100childrenfromschoolsinLosAngeles.C.Thechildrenwhocametogethertodrawthepicture.30.Whatcanweinferaboutthefutureofwomen’sfootballfromthelastparagraph?A.TheWomen’sWorldCupwillbeheldin2026.B.Moregirlswillbeencouragedtojoininfootball.C.Itwillbecomemorepopularthanmen’sfootball.31.Whatcanweknowfromthetext?A.Thepopularityoffootballandtheupcoming2026FIFAWorldCup.B.ThehistoryoftheFIFAWorldCupanditsdevelopmentovertheyears.C.Howchildrenfromdifferentcountriespaintedapictureforthe2026WorldCup.四、任务型阅读阅读短文,根据短文内容,完成下列各题。ZhangWei,a14-year-oldstudentfromHangzhou,China,oftenkeepsadiaryabouthisdailychores.Hethinksthatdoinghouseworkhelpshimbecomeindependent.“Washingdishesafterdinneristiring,”ZhangWeiwrote.“SometimesIwanttoplayvideogameslikemyclassmates,butIhavetocleanthekitchenfirst.Myhandsgetrough(粗糙的)fromwashingclothesinwinter.However,eachtimeIseemyparents’satisfiedsmiles,IknowIamdoingsomethingmeaningful.”Everyweekend,hespendstwohourslearningtocooksimplemealsforhisfamily.Heespeciallyenjoyspreparingbreakfastforhisyoungersisterandwatchingherhappyfacewhileeating.ZhangWeiimagineshislifeinthefuture.“I’llstudyabroadandlivealone,”hewroteconfidently.“Houseworkskillswillhelpmetakegoodcareofmyself.Moreimportantly,Iunderstandnowthatacleanhomecomesfromeveryone’seffort,notjustparents’hardwork.”Someclassmatesthinkdoingchoreswastesstudytime.ButZhangWeineverfeelsupsetorstopshisroutine.“Mymotheralwayssaysthatsmallactionsbuildstrongcharactersandtheycanmakemeresponsible,”hesayswithastrong-mindedlook.32.WhatdoesZhangWeithinkofdoinghousework?33.HowdoesZhangWeifeelwhenheseeshisparents’satisfiedsmiles?34.UseawordinthetexttodescribeZhangWei’sattitudetowardsdoingchores.35.WhatcanyoulearnfromZhangWei’sstory?(within15words)五、短文填空阅读短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。InFebruary2026,therewasavideoaboutAsianelephants.Inthevideo,twoelephantswere36(fight)forfood.By37endof2025,thenumberofwildAsianelephantshadgrowntoover300.Astheirpopulation38(increase),theyhavestartedtovisitnearbyvillages.39didtheydoso?Becausetheyneededmorespaceandfood.Butthisbroughtlossesforthefarmers.Overtime,expertshavelearnedthatelephantssometimeshurtpeoplewhentheygetscared,sothelocalgovernmenthas40(come)upwithsomeideas.Inthisway,peoplecangetalongwell41thesecutebutnaughtyanimals.◆Iftheelephantseat42(farmer)plants,farmerscangetsomemoneyfromthegovernment.◆Iftheelephantsgettooclosetopeople,fences(栅栏)canbebuiltnearvillagesandschoolstoprotectpeople.◆Ifyouseesomeelephants,itismuch43(safe)tostayatleast300metersawayfromthem.Also,youshouldleavetheplaceas44(quick)aspossible.◆Ifyouareinaplacewithelephants,don’twearbright-coloredclothes.Suchclothescouldmakeelephantsnervousor45(happy).六、选词填空阅读短文,从方框中选择适当的词或词组并用其正确形式填空,使短文通顺,意思完整。(每词或词组限用一次。)sleep

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allHealthyeatingisimportantforahealthybodyandmind.Bothwhatweeat46howweeatareimportant!Takefastfoodasanexample.Manypeopleenjoyiteveryweek,notrealizingthatitoftenhaslotsofsalt,fat,andsugar.Thatcanmakeusputon47easily.Eatingfastfoodlikepizzaandhamburgerstoooftenmayevencauseheartproblemslater.Ifyoucookyourownmealsinstead,youcanmakehealthybalancedmeals.Eatingthreemealsadayisalsoimportant.However,quiteafewpeopledon’thavebreakfast.Somesaytheyarenothungryinthemorning;othersarejusttoobusytoeat.Butfoodgivesusenergy.Withoutbreakfast,itiseasytofeel48andfindithardtofocusonourworkorstudies.Andwhataboutsweets?Icecream,sweets,andchocolateareusuallyhighinsugar,whichcanbeharmfultoourteeth.Nexttimeyouwantasnack,considerchoosingsomefruitinstead.49,anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway.Intheend,remember:Youarewhatyoueat.Healthyeating50eatinghealthyfoodanddevelopinggoodeatinghabits.七、书面表达51.假如你是李平,以下是你的美国朋友Alan发给你的一封电子邮件。请你根据邮件内容给他回复。DearLiPing,Howiseverythinggoing?I’mgoingtobeinChinaforashortstudyprojectthissummervacation,soI’mbusylearningChinesethesedays.ButIfinditquitedifficulttomakeprogress,andI’mstartingtogetabitworriedaboutit.Doyouhaveanyadviceforme?I’mlookingforwardtoyourreplyandanyadviceyoumighthave!Bestwishes,Alan1、词数为80词左右;2、可适当增加细节使行文连贯;3、文中不能出现真实姓名及学校名称;4、邮件的开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。DearAlan,I’msorrytohearthatyou’rehavingahardtimelearningChinesethesedays._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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