江苏省无锡市新吴区2026届九年级中考二模英语试卷（含答案）

2026年江苏省无锡市新吴区中考二模考试英语试题

一、单项选择

1.Withthenamecardsonthedesks,guestseasilyknowtofindtheirseats.

A.whatB.whenC.whereD.who

2.—Lookatthewomanontherigiit.Whatisshedoing?

-Sheisprobably.

A.takingsomepicturesB.composingmusic

C.waitingtostartachatshowD.coveringaliveshow

3.—AnyideasfbrimprovingmyEnglish?

—Neverloseinthemountainsofexercises.Justmakesureyouuseitoftenindailylife.

A.meB.myselfC.youD.yourself

4.—Manyoldthingsremaininourmemory.

一Yes.Istillrememberthosehappymomentsduringthecampingtrip.

A.carefullyB.clearlyC.luckilyD.simply

5•一Safetycomesfirst.Youcheckthebikebeforeyouride.

―OK,Mom.Iwillbecareful.

A.mustB.mustn'tC.canD.can't

6.—HowwasyourtriptoMountHuangshanduringtheMayDayholiday?

—Fantastic!Tvenevervisitedaplace!

A.goodB.betterC.badD.worse

7.一Canyoubelieveit?We!It'sourfirsttimetowinthefinal.

一I'msoproudofyouall.Youreffortsfinallypaidoff.

A.kickedB.votedC.scoredD.passed

8.—We'dbetternotshareinformationonline.

—Iagree.It'sverydangeroustobeknownbystrangers.

A.personalB.usefulC.basicD.meaningful

9.—HaveyouheardofZhangXueMotorcycle?

一Yes.Amazing!Itgoesfarwhatwcexpected.

A.overB.againstC.beyondD.through

10.Don'tkeepsittinginthesame.Standupandmovearoundalittle.

A.spaceB.comerC.positionD.direction

11.Whatseemsterribleatfirstmayturnouttobeagreatchancelater.Sonevereasily!

A.cheerupB.giveupC.hurryupD.wakeup

12.—Ican'tstopbuyinganotherblindbox,Ihavemanyathome.

—Thinktwice!Theycostyoutoomuch.

A.thoughB.ifC.unlessD.as

13.—Excuseme,Iwonder.

一Letmecheckforyou.Itwillbeoutinfiveminutes.

A.wherecanIordermydrinkB.whereIcanordermydrink

C.howsoonwillmydrinkbereadyD.howsoonmydrinkwillbeready

14.—YourbestfriendAmyseemstocarelessaboutyouthesedays.

-.Sheisjustbusywithherexam.Truefriendswon'tstayawayfromeachothereasily.

A.PmnotquitemyselfB.That'sallright

C.Icouldn'tagreemoreD.ThatTsnotthecase

二、完形填空

先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并

在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

MyfriendOlliehadabirthdaypartyrecentlyandIwantedtomakehimsomethingamazing.Ipulledoutthe

DIYboxandspreadeverythingout,15whattomake.

Justthen,TexandIndiranintotheroom16.Indi'scatinherarmfellontothepaperpile,sliding

（滑）acrossthetabictogetherwithit.Icxlaughed.4tItlookslikeifsskateboarding（滑板）!”

“That'sit!”

Irantomyroomandfoundanold17ofOllieandmewithourfirstskateboards.

Iworkedallafternoononthecoolestpictureframe（相框）ever.

itwasshapedandcoloredjustlikeOllie'sskateboardinthephoto.**118thiswillbeOllie's

favoritepresent!”

WhenIarrivedattheparty,IsetmygiftbehindalltheotherssoOlliewouldopenitlast.

Soon,19timecame,andOllieopenedabook,apaintsetandacap.Thenext-to-lastonewasa

box.Ollieopeneditandpulledoutasuper-niceskateboard.

“Noway!”heshouted."Thisis20theoneI'vebeenwanting.Let'sgooutsideandtryit!”

“Um,Ollic,^^Isaid,"aren'tyougoingtoopenmygift?”

“Oh,ofcourse!”Hehurriedtoopenit,<€Hcy,1rememberthisphoto.Thanks,Arizona^^^

Heputdowntheframe,gottheskateboard,andcalled,t4Conieon!Wecanalltaketurns!”

Everybodyranoutsideexceptme.

I'dworkedsolongbuthehadhardlylookedatit!IfOlliedoesn'twanthispresent,Ithought,Imightchoose

to21it.

Thatnight,Olliecameover.

“Ihaveabig22JOlliesaid.UIcan'tfindyourpresent.”

“Um.Cometomyroom."Isaid.

Hewasverysurprisedwhenhesawtheframesittingonmydesk.

'Tmsorry/*Isaid.4tWhenyougotso23abouttheskateboard,Ithoughtyoudidn'tlikemy

present.SoItookitbackhome.^^

“Areyoukidding?^^hesaid."Thatpictureisreally24!”

ThatframeisnowsittingonOllie's"'favoritethings''shelf.Ifwehadn'ttalkedaboutit,maybeI'dstillthink

hedidn'tcare.

15.A.announcingB.wonderingC.rememberingD.confirming

16.A.suddenlyB.slowlyC.quietlyD.finally

17.A.cardB.bookC.photoD.letter

18.A.betB.doubtC.dreamD.worry

19.A.cakeB.wishC.partyD.present

20.A.mostlyB.exactlyC.nearlyD.probably

21.A.keepB.throwC.changeD.sell

22.A.planB.surpriseC.problemD.secret

23.A.curiousB.worriedc.nervousD.excited

24.A.commonB.valuablec.usefulD.popular

三、阅读理解

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25.Whatisthepictureabout?

A.Undergroundinformation.B.Undergroundrules.

C.Traininformation.D.Trainrules.

26.Ilowmanyofthejourneysneedtochangetrains?

A.1.B,2.C.3.D.4.

27.Whatcanwclearnfromthepicture?

A.Thepicturecanbeseenonapaperguide.

B.ThepictureisabouttheinformationonMay23,2025.

C.IfyouleaveBrightonat17:44,itwilltakeyou2hoursand25minutes.

D.IfyouwanttoreachCambridgebefore20:00,youshouldleaveat17:14.

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Thesignonthedoorsaidclearly:"Nina'sInvestigations（侦察）.ByAppointment（预约）

Teddywasheretodayfbrhislostleftshoe.Hewaswearingonlyonetraineronhisrightfoot.

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Brightred.Hehadtheshoeyesterday.Hedidnothavetheshoetoday.

“Whattimedidtheshoedisappear?”Iasked.Teddydidn'tanswer.

Disappearedinthepast24hours,Iwrote.

Irecordedeverydetailinmynotebook.Acluecanappearwhereyoudon'texpectit.

Saturday.Teddysatacrossthetableinthekitchen,lookingatthefloor.Why?Ilookeddown.Therewere

muddyfootprints（沾泥的脚印）onthefloor,somewithtread（花纹）,otherssmooth.

Next,IinterviewedMom."Whendidyoulastseetheshoe?”

“Yesterdayevening.Youtwowereplayingbaseballintheyard,remember?''Momsaid.

“You'vebeenthemosthelpful,Itoldmymom.

WhenIwenttothebackroomtoputonmyboots,Teddyfollowedmeanddidthesame.Ihappenedto

noticeoneofTeddy'ssockswasmuchmuddierthantheother.Itookthisdownquickly.

Becauseithadrainedallnight,ouryardlookedverymuddy."Youwerestandingthere,“1remindedTeddy,

pointingtothebushes,“and1wasstandingherewiththeball."Iwantedustorc-crcatcthescene.

IactedlikeIwasthrowingaflyball.

“Ifoundit!”Teddysuddenlycriedout.Hewentintothebushes.Whenhecameout,hewascoveredinmud,

butheraisedhisarmsproudly.Inhishandswasthemissingredshoe

Icheered,ofcourse,butsomethingaboutthiscaseseemedalittletooeasy.

Iopenedmynotebookandwentbackovertheclues,"Teddy,didyouleaveyourshoehereonpurpose?”I

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Slowly,Teddysmiledandnodded.Iguessedhejustwantedtohelpsolveamystery,too.HowcouldIbe

angrywithhimforthat?

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^InvestigationsbyNina（withhelpfromherpartner）.”

31.Whatwerethefootprintslikeonthekitchenfloor?

32.Whatcanweinferfromthestory?

A.NinathoughtTeddywasbetteratsolvingmysteries.

B.NinawastouchedbyTeddy'slovefbrdetectivework.

C.TeddyfollowedNinatoborrowherboots.

D.TeddyfeltsorryfbrplayingatrickonNina.

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A.Teddy'sRedShoesB.Teddy'sGame

C.SecretofMuddySocksD.CaseofMissingLeftShoe

Anewgluegunhashelpedrepairbrokenbonesinrabbits.Insteadofcommonglue,thegluegunmelts（融彳七）

aspecialmedicalmaterialthathelpsbrokenbonesgrowwell.

Somebreaksinbonesneedalittlehelptogetbetter.Sodoctorssometimestakeabitofbonefromother

partsofthebodytocoverthehurtarea.Theycanalsouseman-madeobjectsthataresimilartorealbene.

Theseman-madebonepartsareoften3Dprinted.Usually,doctorsneedX-raypicturesandclearsizechecks

oftlicinjury（损伤）tomakesurethepartfitswell.Designingandcreatingthesepartstakesplentyoftime,andit

mayslowdownthemedicaltreatment.

Thesmallhand-heldmachinecandirectlysendthehealingmaterialontothebrokenboneeasily.Theidea

wastodesignaprintingsystemthatcouldbeeasilyusedinoperatingrooms,saysJungSeungLee,abiomedical

engineeratSungkyunkwanUniversity.Comparedwithtraditionalbonetreatment,thisnewtoolcansavetimeand

cost,andreducedifficultmedicalsteps.

Themachineholdssticksofaspeciallymade“bioink”,whichcanbeusedsafelyinsidelivingbodies.It

includestwocommonmaterialsfbrmedicaluse.Oneisamineral（矿物质）foundinbones.Theotherisa

body-safeplasticmaterialtosupportnewboneasitgrows.Thisplasticwilldegradeinsidethebodyovermonths.It

slowlylosesitsshapewithoutharmingthebody.Thisleavesroomforthenewbonetofullytakeoveritsplace.

Commongluegunsworkatveryhightemperaturesthatareharmfultolivingceils.Soscientistsimproved

thisguntoworkatlowerheat.Thankstoitslowmeltingpoint,thematerialcanbeusedatabout60degreesCelsius.

Itcoolstobodytemperaturein40seconds,andthewholeprocess（过程）onlyneedsafewminutes.

Scientistsdidtestsonrabbitswithbrokenlegbones.Therabbitstreatedwiththisspecialmaterialhadbetter

bonegrowth,andshowednoinfectionwithintwelveweeks.

Atpresent,thismachineisstillinearlyresearch.Beforeusingitonhumans,moretestsareneededtocheck

safetyandfindwaystocleanthemachine.Someexpertsworrythewarmmaterialmayhurtbodycells,sotheteam

isimprovingthemachinetoletthematerialcoolfaster.

Inthefuture,thiskindoftoolcanhelpdoctorsfinishdifficultboneoperations.Itmaybecomeauscfiiltool

fbrmanydifferentmedicalsurgeries.

34.Whydoesthewritermentionir.an-inadeobjects?

A.Toshowadvantagesofthenewgluegun.

B.Toexplainthewideuseofrepairmaterials.

C.Todescribethedifficultyofearlyoperations.

D.Tointroducedifferentmedicalresearchways.

35.Whatdocstheunderlinedword"degrade"mean?

A.appearB.disappearC.remainD.change

36.Whatcanwelearnaboutthenewgluegun?

A.Itcanreducethewholeoperationto40seconds.

B.Itcanbewidelyacceptedinmedicaltreatmentnow.

C.Itneedstobeimprovedinreducingcoolingtime.

D.Itneedsabitofbonefromthebodytocovertheinjury.

37.Thefollowingsentencewouldbestbeplacedatthebeginningof.

Butthisgluegunmethodworkswellwithouttakingextrapicturesormakingspecialparts.

A.Paragraph2B.Paragraph3C.Paragraph4D.Paragraph5

四、单词拼写

38.Snowfell（猛烈地）allnightandcoveredthewholetown.

39.Wcsawsome（不寻常的）birdswithbriglilIcalhursbythelake.

40.Manystudentspreferonline（字典）becausetheyareuser-friendly.

41.OnceaweekIhavesomeoutdooractivitiesto（连接）myselfwithnature.

42.（任何）youdecidetodo,makesureitissomethingthatmakesyouhappy.

43.Pleasewaitandseebeforeyoumakeabig（decide）.

44.The（raise）ofthenationalflagfillsuswithgreatpride.

45.Sandysat（peaceful）onthebalcony,enjoyinghermorningtea.

46.Goodreadinghabitswillhavea(last)influenceonyourfuture.

47.Thoughhewas(known)atfirst,hisworksfinallywongreatrespectfromtheworld.

48.TheAPP(remind)himtotakemedicineeverymorning.

49.Whataday!Sandy(lie)onherbackforabreathatthemoment.

50.Thepowersuddenly(go)outduringtheterriblestorrrilastnight.

51.OurHight(cancel)becauseofthesuddenheavyfogyesterdaymorning.

52.AI(make)abigdifferencetothewholeworldoverthepastfewyears.

53.Whenwegotoffthebus,thetourguide(wait)fbrusatthefrontgate.

54.Todaymoreandmoreculturaleventsareheld(spread)Chineseculture.

55.Withhardworkandgreattalent,you(achieve)yourdrcaminthenearfuture.

56.TheCustomerServiceDepartirentsaysyourbrokenscreen(deal)withsoon.

57.Doivtforceyourchild(catch)upwithothers.Everyonehashisownwaytogrow.

五、任务型阅读

阅读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题，每小题答案不超过6个单词。

YangChangqinturnedachilchooddreamintoacareer.The36-year-oldisnowamasterbambooweaver(编

织者).

BoniinGuizhouProvince,Yanglovedhandicrafts(手工艺)asachild.Aftertryingdifferentjobs,shegave

upherkindergartenteachingjob,andstartedlearningtraditionalbambooweavingatabout18.

Bambooweavingturnsbamboopiecesintousefulandprettyobjectsthroughskilledhandwork.Itmakes

everydayobjectssuchaschairs,basketsandothertoolsinhouses.

Yangrememberedhowharditwasatthebeginning.Shefoundithardtocontroltheknifeancoftencuther

hands.Butshekeptworkingandimprovinguntiltheskillscameeasilytoher.In2012,shesetupherbrand(品牌)

Jizhu.Itsbamboopaintings,handbagsandlampssoonbecamepopular.

Butstartingabusinessalsomeantlearningnewskills.Shemixedtraditionalskillswithmodemtechnology

tomakeherproductsspecial,andalsolearnedtomanageproductionandreachmorecustomersoutsideher

hometown.

Asmoreyoungpeopletakeaninterestinintangibleculturalheritage（非物质文化遗产）andrunbrands

themselves,Yangencouragesthemtousetheirpowertobringtraditionalcraftsintomodernlife.

“Turnyourinterestintoajob,“shesaid.Herloveforthecraft,sheadded,iswhatcarriedherthrougheach

challenge.

58.WhatisYangChangqinnow?

59.HowoldwasYangwhenshestartedlearningbambooweaving?

60.HowdidYangmaketheskillscomeeasilytoher?

61.WhydidYangmixtraditionalskillswithmodemtechnology?

62.WhatimpressesyoumostaboutYangChangqin?

六、书面表达

63.在三年初中生活里，我们难免遭遇挫折、烦恼与迷茫。但总有一束温暖光芒陪伴你成长，带给你

力量。它可以是一首歌、一本书、一句鼓励、一个故事或是一部影片等。学校英文校刊Youth以”现发起“It

RaisedMeUp”的征文活动。请你分享照亮你青春、鼓舞你前行的那一束光：介绍它是什么，它如何给予你

力量，以及它对你未来成长的深远意义。

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