2026年江苏省苏州市中考英语模拟试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2026年江苏省苏州市中考英语模拟试卷一、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共5分。

AsaGrade9student，youmusthavealotofpressurebeforetheseniorhighschoolentranceexam.Youfacenotonlywrittentests，butalsoPEtestsandoralEnglishtests.

(1)

Youmayfeeltired，worriedorevenangryeasily.Thesebadfeelingsarebadforyourhealthandstudy.Herearefourusefulwaystohelpyoudealwithpressure.

First，talkwithothers.Whenyoufeelupset，don'tkeepeverythingtoyourself.

(2)

Theycanlistentoyouandgiveyouusefuladvice.Sharingyourfeelingscanmakeyoufeelrelaxed.

Second，dosomeexerciseeveryday.Exerciseisthebestwaytorelax.Youcanrun，walkorplayballgamesfor30minutesafterstudy.

(3)

Itcanalsomakeyourbodystrongandhelpyousleepwellatnight.

Third，makeaclearplan.Agoodplanhelpsyouusetimewell.Writedownyourdailytasksandfinishthemonebyone.

(4)

Thiscanstopyoufromfeelingworriedaboutendlesswork.

Fourth，learntorelaxyourself.

(5)

Whenyoufeeltootired，takeashortbreak.Listentosoftmusicorlookoutofthewindow.Ithelpsyoukeepaclearmindandstudybetterlater.

PressureiscommonforeveryGrade9student.Justfaceitbravelyandusetheseways.Youwillfeelbetterandmakeprogressdaybyday.

A.Youcanaskyourparents，teachersorfriendsforhelp.

B.Toomanytestsmakeyoufeelnervousandstressed.

C.Don'tspendallyourtimeonstudywithoutrest.

D.Itisnotagoodideatostayuplatefortests.

E.Itwillstoppressurefromgrowingdaybyday.

F.Youshouldfinishyourhomeworkassoonaspossible.

G.Itcandriveawayyourtirednessandbadmoods.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。

Itwasthefinal800-meterraceoftheseason.Ihadtrainedhardallsummer，butnow，facingmypowerful

(6)

，SarahChen，Idoubtedmyself.

Thestartinggunfired.Thefirstlap（圈）feltunexpectedly

(7)

.Butasweturnedintothesecondlap，Sarahwasaheadofmealittlebit.

(8)

coach'swords"Runyourownrace"，Itoldmyselftofollowherallthetime.

(9)

，with200meterstogo，thegap（距离）betweenSarahandmebecamewider.Anegative

(10)

hitme，"Youcan'tcatchher.Secondplaceisokay."Iwasabouttoslowdownwhenmycoachshoutedatme，"Mia，run.Believeyourself."

Suddenly，somethingcameintomymind—itwasn'tjustaboutwinningagainstSarahanymore；itwasabouthonoringallthosehoursof

(11)

，andaboutpushingmyselfforward.Itriedmybesttorunfasterandonly

(12)

thefinishline.

Icrossedtheline，

(13)

andtired.ThenIheardtheannouncement，"Firstplace.MiaJohnson!"Iwasfilledwith

(14)

.Sarahfinishedasecondlater，andofferedawarmsmileandahandshaketome.

WhatIlearnedfromtheracewasmorethanjusthowtorunfaster.Ialso

(15)

thatmybiggestcompetitorisoftenmyself.SoI'llkeeprunningandnevergiveup.6.A.host B.coach C.judge D.competitor7.A.serious B.smooth C.slow D.strange8.A.Reading B.Recording C.Remembering D.Reporting9.A.However B.Besides C.Therefore D.Instead10.A.memory B.idea C.notice D.reply11.A.interview B.imagination C.practice D.prediction12.A.madeup B.lookedaround C.focusedon D.leftout13.A.careful B.breathless C.scared D.crazy14.A.kindness B.stress C.regret D.joy15.A.realized B.warned C.decided D.expected三、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。A16.How

long

is

the

tour

expected

to

take？

______A.6.5

hours. B.9

hours. C.12

hours. D.24

hours.17.How

much

do

a

couple

with

an

8-year-old

child

need

to

pay？

______A.＄136. B.＄272. C.＄322. D.＄340.18.Wherecanyouprobablyfindthistext？______A.Onawebsite. B.Inamagazine.

C.Inanewspaper. D.Onanoticeboard.BPoems

from

ancient

China

still

speak

to

modern

hearts.These

three

cards

show

you

how.

Card

1

—Li

Bai：The

Loneliness

of

a

Traveler

"Abed，I

see

a

silver

light，I

wonder

if

it's

frost

（霜）

around."

Li

Bai

wrote

these

lines

while

looking

out

of

a

window，far

away

from

home.Most

Chinese

students

memorize

this

poem

by

age

10，but

few

truly

feel

it.A

15-year-old

girl

from

Sichuan

told

us，

"I

never

cried

while

reading

it

until

my

dad

took

a

job

in

another

city.Now

I

understand

why

Li

Bai

stared

at

the

moon

for

so

long.The

moon

is

the

same

everywhere，but

home

is

not."

Card

2

—

_____

"I

left

home

young

and

not

till

old

do

I

come

back；Unchanged

my

accent

（口音），my

hair

no

longer

black."

He

Zhizhang

wrote

this

after

returning

to

his

village

at

the

age

of

86.The

local

children

saw

him

and

asked，

"Sir，where

do

you

come

from？"

A

high

school

student

in

Shanghai

said，

"My

grandparents

left

their

village

thirty

years

ago.After

reading

this

poem，I

called

and

asked，

'Do

you

still

remember

the

well

water

there？'

My

grandma

cried."

Card

3

—Wang

Anshi：The

Sight

from

the

Top

"Fear

not

the

floating

（浮动的）

clouds

may

block

the

sight，for

we

stand

atop

the

highest

tier

（层），"

Wang

Anshi

was

not

only

a

poet

but

also

a

reformer

（改革者）.In

the

end，he

failed.Though

he

failed

and

was

sent

away，his

famous

line

has

stood

the

test

of

time

（千古流传）.A

young

teacher

working

in

a

poor

mountain

village

wrote

to

us，

"My

classroom

has

no

door.My

students

share

few

books.But

every

morning，I

read

them

this

line.The

top

is

not

a

place.It

is

a

choice."

19.What

can

we

learn

from

"The

moon

is

the

same

everywhere，but

home

is

not."？

______A.The

moon

in

Sichuan

is

prettier.

B.The

girl's

father

will

not

come

back.

C.She

wants

to

move

to

her

father's

city.

D.Missing

home

stays

even

when

places

change.20.WhatheadingmighthavebeenwrittenonCard2？______A.ComingHomeasaStranger. B.HowtoServetheEmperor.

C.APoemAboutOldHair. D.LivingintheVillageForever.21.WhydidthehighschoolstudentinCard2callhergrandparents？______A.Shenevercalledhergrandparentsbefore.

B.Shedecidedtomovebacktothevillage.

C.Shewantedhergrandparentstowriteapoem.

D.Thepoemhelpedherfeelhergrandparents'sadness.22.What

does

the

young

teacher

in

Card

3

mean

by

"The

top

is

not

a

place.It

is

a

choice."？

______A.Only

those

born

into

rich

families

can

reach

the

top.

B.Standing

on

a

mountain

gives

you

a

better

view

of

life.

C.A

person's

spirit

matters

more

than

their

difficult

situation.

D.Wang

Anshi

failed

because

he

did

not

choose

the

right

way.CScenicspots（景点）usuallyholdvariousfunactivitiestowelcometourists.Thesedays，real-lifeNPCperformanceshavebecomeabighitinChina'sculturaltourism.

NPC，orNon-PlayerCharacters，firstcamefromvideogames.Itmeansthecomputer-controlledcharactersthattalkandplaywithgameplayers.Thesecharactersmakeplayershavemorefunwhileplayinggames.Now，thisideahascometoscenicspots.Professionalactorsdressupashistoricalpeopleorlocalculturalcharacters，talkingandplayingwithvisitorsinanaturalandrelaxingway.Theyareknownasreal-lifetourismNPCs.

Lotsofreal-lifeNPCperformanceshavebecomeverypopularonline.Thefamousshow"SnowCakeMonkey"inChangchunislovedbytouristsforitsfunny，down-to-earthacts.InSuqian，theactor，whoplaystheancientheroXiangYu，showsthespecialcharm（魅力）ofthattime.Also，thefunnylocalmatchmakersinKaifengandthegracefulTangDynastyactorsinXi'anmakevisitors'tripsmuchmoreenjoyable.

ThepopularityofthesetourismNPCsshowsthatpeople'stravelneedshavechanged.Moderntouristsarenolongersatisfiedwithtripswheretheyonlytakephotos.Instead，theyhopetohavewarm，personalconnectionswiththeplace.Theseliveshowscanmaketouristsstaylonger，helppeoplespendmoremoneyinthelocalarea，andmakedifferentscenicspotsfeellessthesame.

Besidesbringingmoneyandgrowthtotourism，real-lifeNPCshelpspreadtraditionalcultureinacreativeway.Bymixinghistoricalstorieswithnewinteractive（互动的）forms，theymaketraditionalcultureeasierforyoungpeopletounderstandandenjoy.Thisnewtrend（趋势）showsChina'shardworktoconnectculturewithtourism，andpassdownourculturaltreasurestomorepeople.23.Whatarereal-lifeNPCsintourism？______A.Personswholoveplayingvideogames.

B.Playerswhoarecontrolledbycomputers.

C.Actorswhoplayculturalrolesinscenicspots.

D.Characterswhoperforminonlinevideogames.24.Howdoesthewritershowthepopularityofreal-lifeNPCperformancesinParagraph3？______A.Bygivingexamples. B.Bylistingnumbers.

C.Bymakingcomparisons. D.Byaskingquestions.25.Whatadvantagesdoreal-lifeNPCperformanceshave？______

①Theymaketouristsfeelclosertotheplace.

②Theymakedifferentscenicspotsthesame.

③Theyhelppeoplespendmoremoneyinthelocalarea.

④Theyhelpspreadtraditionalcultureincreativeways.A.②③④ B.①②③ C.①②④ D.①③④26.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext？______A.China'stourismNPC：Afunstoryaboutshorttrips

B.China'stourismNPC：Acreativedesignerofshorttrips

C.China'stourismNPC：Anewattractionofculturaltourism

D.China'stourismNPC：AtraditionalformofculturaltourismDToday

Eva

would

head

back

to

the

half-pipe

（U字形滑道），the

snow-packed

structure

built

especially

for

snowboarders.

Her

coach，Jeff，had

told

her，

"If

you

want

to

compete

again，you'll

have

to

get

back

in

the

half-pipe."

Eva

sighed.

She

hasn't

been

in

it

since

she

fell

last

winter.

After

breakfast，Dad

took

Eva

to

the

mountain.When

she

got

to

the

half-pipe，it

was

empty.

Her

eyes

followed

the

smooth

sides，and

she

blinked

（眨眼），not

wanting

to

remember.

But

the

memory

came

flooding

back

along

with

her

breath.Last

winter，Eva

planned

to

do

a

flip

（空翻），a

special

trick

at

the

top

of

the

pipe.As

she

started

the

flip，she

misjudged

the

distance.Her

shoulder

and

helmeted

head

slammed

into

the

ice-packed

snow

before

she

started

to

fall

downwards.It

seemed

as

if

she'd

rolled

and

bounced

forever，her

snowboard

twisting

hard

against

her

knees

the

whole

time.

As

Eva

stood

there

remembering，the

half-pipe

blurred

（变得模糊）

in

front

of

her.She

breathed

in

cold

air

heavily

and

backed

away.

"Where

do

you

think

you're

going？"

Jeff

said.

"I

can't，Jeff，"

Eva

shouted，feeling

dizzy.

"I

thought

I

could，but

I

can't."

She

didn't

wait

for

a

response

and

rode

down

the

slope.

Days

went

by.Ashamed，Eva

didn't

return

to

the

half-pipe.Nor

did

she

return

Jeff's

phone

calls.

On

the

weekend

of

the

competition，Eva

stayed

with

her

aunt.On

Saturday

morning

they

were

busy

painting，but

when

the

clock

struck

nine，Eva's

mind

was

elsewhere.She

knew

that

the

snowboarders

were

getting

ready.

Throughout

the

day，Eva

kept

glancing

at

her

watch.

Ten

thirty.Compulsories

（规定动作）

in

the

half-pipe

competition.

Noon.Break

for

lunch.

One

thirty.Freestyle

（自由式）.

Not

until

she

knew

it

was

all

over

could

Eva

relax.

But

her

heart

felt

heavy

as

she

went

to

bed

that

night.

"How

was

your

weekend？"

Mum

asked

when

she

picked

up

Eva

on

Sunday.

"Good，"

said

Eva，but

she

was

thinking

about

the

competition.

"Jeff

called，"

Mum

said，as

if

reading

Eva's

mind.

"I

left

the

results

by

the

phone."

Eva

nodded，grateful

that

Mum

didn't

say

more.Eva

took

the

list

to

her

room

and

closed

the

door.

Her

friend

Sherry

came

first

in

compulsories，second

in

freestyle.

"That

could

have

been

me，"

Eva

thought.Tears

filled

her

eyes.Why

was

she

afraid？So

what

if

she'd

fallen？That

was

how

she

learned.

Eva

threw

the

list

across

the

room.

The

next

afternoon，Eva

went

snowboarding.She

was

enjoying

the

smooth

rhythm

as

she

glided

down

the

slopes.On

one

run，Eva

stopped

and

looked

across

the

mountain

toward

the

trees

that

hid

the

half-pipe.The

competition

was

over.The

snow

season

was

nearly

over.She

could

try

again

the

next

year.

"But

I

don't

want

to

wait

any

longer，"

thought

Eva.27.Why

didn't

Eva

return

Jeff's

phone

calls？______A.She

got

badly

hurt

and

felt

dizzy.

B.She

was

ashamed

of

not

overcoming

her

fear.

C.She

didn't

like

snowboarding

any

more.

D.She

was

angry

with

Jeff

for

pushing

her

too

hard.28.Whatcanweknowfromtheunderlinedpartofthisstory？______A.Evacaredaboutthecompetitionandwasanxiousaboutit.

B.Evawasuninterestedinthecompetitionandbored.

C.Evadidn'twanttopaintwithherauntanymore.

D.Evawasthinkingaboutgettinganewskateboardreadyforthecompetition.29.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofthestory？______

a.Evawasn'tafraidanymoreanddecidedtoreturntothehalf-pipe.

b.Evamisjudgedthedistanceandgothurt.

c.Evawasstillthinkingaboutthecompetitionashermotherpickedherup.

d.EvawithherauntwasbusypaintingonSaturdaymorning.A.a-b-c-d B.b-d-c-a C.a-b-d-c D.b-d-a-c30.WhatwouldEvamostprobablydonextaccordingtothelastsentence？______A.Shewouldgotothehalf-pipetopractise.

B.ShewouldcallhercoachJefftoapologize.

C.Shewouldgosnowboardingbutavoidthehalf-pipe.

D.Shewouldjoininthesnowboardingcompetitionatonce.四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共7分。31.What

do

you

think

of

the

saying

"Traveling

ten

thousand

miles

is

better

than

reading

ten

thousand

books"？

Yes，this

is

the

meaning

of

travelling.What

has

been

learned

from

books

is

not

enough

after

all.

"Listening

and

reading"

parts

in

the

textbooks

are

not

as

good

as

"seeing

and

enjoying"

for

oneself

in

real

life.So

going

to

the

places

in

the

textbooks

has

something

to

do

with

"travelling

while

reading".It

works

well

in

students'

learning

journeys.It

can

not

only

make

students

more

interested

in

learning，but

also

bring

them

a

more

lively

and

fresher

experience.

Many

people

who

love

travelling

will

find

that，in

fact，what

they

see

in

their

eyes

is

quite

different

from

it

in

the

pictures.When

they

are

at

the

places，the

surprise

they

get

and

the

practical

（实际的）

beauty

can

never

be

photographed

by

cameras.When

they

get

there，they

can

feel

the

beautiful

scenery

that

cannot

be

described

in

textbooks.And

the

real

experience

helps

people

in

many

ways.For

example，students

see，touch

and

feel

the

real

world

and

get

experience.This

is

very

helpful

to

improve

their

writing

abilities.No

wonder

some

parents

said，

"Now

when

my

children

get

home

to

write

compositions，they

can

write

as

much

as

possible."

There

is

a

more

important

sense

in

this

kind

of

travelling：to

raise

children's

love

of

our

homes

and

country.There

is

no

certain

answer

to

the

question

of

what

kind

of

person

a

kid

should

become，but

"having

patriotism

（爱国）"

should

be

included

in

the

answer.(1)What

kind

of

travel

can

bring

students

more

interest

in

learning

and

a

livelier

experience？

(2)In

what

ways

does

the

writer

think

the

real

travelling

experience

can

help

children？

(3)Which

place

from

your

textbooks

would

you

like

to

see

with

your

own

eyes？Why？

五、选词填空-短文：本大题共1小题，共5分。32.

based

on，worked

out，take

a

closer

look

at，In

fact，As

a

resultOracle

bone

script（甲骨文）

is

over

3，000

years

old.

They

were

discovered

in

1899.At

first，people

didn't

know

what

they

were

and

even

used

them

as

medicine

when

they

were

ill（1）______

，ancient

Chinese

people

often

chose

them

as

tools

when

they

predicted

the

future

by

communicating

with

ancestors

and

gods.People

would

write

questions

on

these

bones

and

then

heat

them

until

they

cracked（裂开）.People"read"the

cracks

to

get

answers（2）______

the

patterns

of

the

cracks.After

that，both

the

questions

and

the

answers

were

carved

onto

the

bone.（3）______

，these

bones

became

the

earliest

known

records

of

written

Chinese.There

are

thousands

of

characters

on

oracle

bones.But

we

have

only（4）______

the

meanings

of

about

1，500

of

them.Today，as

we

study

these

bones

we

not

only

learn

about

ancient

beliefs

and

events

but

also（5）______

the

roots

of

Chinese

culture.(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

六、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。33.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

39-year-old

Zhang

Xue

grew

up

with

nothing

but

a

dream

and

calloused（长满茧的）hands.He

was

born

in

1987，and

his

parents

separated

when

he

was

young.He

(1)

（raise）by

his

grandmother

in

a

poor

mountain

village

of

Hunan

Province.At

14，the

poor

living

conditions

forced

him

(2)

（leave）

school.With

an

old

backpack，he

worked

in

a

motorcycle

shop

as

a

repairman，starting

a

life

connected

with

engines（发动机），oil

and

hard

work.

Zhang

was

strict

with

(3)

（he）.He

got

up

before

sunrise

and

went

to

bed

late

at

night.He

cleaned

oily

parts，repaired

broken

engines

and

often

got

cuts

on

his

hands.While

other

teenagers

played

for

fun，he

studied

every

part

of

the

motorcycle

(4)

midnight.At

19，wishing

for

a

chance

to

join

a

racing

team，he

rode

an

old

motorcycle

100

kilometers

through

a

heavy

rainstorm.He

felt

(5)

（terrible）cold

but

didn't

give

up.

In

2013，Zhang

arrived

in

Chongqing，China's

motorcycle

capital，with

only

20，000

yuan.He

slept

in

workshops，ate

cold

food

and

spent

years

learning

every

step

of

motorcycle

production.

(6)

foreign

countries

had

long

controlled

high-quality

motorcycle

markets

and

kept

key

technical

secrets，he

chose

to

face

them

bravely."If

there

is

(7)

design

drawing，China

can

make

it

100%，"he

said

firmly.

In

2024，he

decided

to

independently

develop

engines.The

journey

was

really

hard：repeated

failures，little

money

and

plenty

of

doubts

from

many

people.He

borrowed

money

to

pay

his

workers.His

dream

once

seemed

far

away

but

never

disappeared."I

have

got

ready

for

(8)

（end）difficulties，"he

once

told

others.

In

March

2026，a

racer

from

France

rode

his

820

RR-RS

motorcycle

and

won

two

(9)

（race）at

the

WSBK

event，beating

the

long-term

control

of

European

and

Japanese

motorcycle

makers.Zhang

burst

into

tears："I

(10)

（wait）20

years

for

this

moment.I

feel

very

excited

and

proud."

From

a

village

boy

to

a

pioneer

in

his

career，Zhang

Xue's

story

is

far

more

than

a

story

about

motorcycles

but

also

a

story

about

love，perseverance（坚毅），national

pride

and

an

unbreakable

spirit.He

turned

a

childhood

dream

into

the

pride

of

China.(1)

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