2026届北师大万宁附中中考英语模拟试题含答案

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Ⅰ. 单项选择
1、Mary almst missed the train this afternn. It started t leave___ after she gt n it.
A．rightB．alreadyC．almstD．seldm
2、If it rains hard, we have t ______ the basketball match.
A．cut ff
B．put ff
C．g ff
D．take ff
3、-----Wuld yu like t attend the TV shw?
------________________. But I'm busy studying fr my test.
A．Dn't mentin it.B．I'd lve t.
C．That's all right.D．My pleasure.
4、Thugh their parents wrk faraway cities t make mney, these “stay-hme children” can _______ themselves.
A．take care fB．take afterC．take upD．take ff
5、Tny is a quiet student，____ he is active in class.
A．sB．andC．but
6、— I always get nervus when I start a(n) _______ with thers.
—Take it easy. Believe in yurself.
A．expressinB．intrductin
C．cmmunicatinD．celebratin
7、Bethune even wrked fr sixty-nine hurs withut stpping and managed ________ ver a hundred lives.
A．savedB．t saveC．savingD．saves
8、'm srry, but I dn't knw hw t help yu. At least yu have given me sme advice.
A．N prblemB．N way
C．With pleasureD．Thanks anyway
9、---I dn’t knw_____________?---In ten minutes.
A． hw lng has he been here
B． hw sn he ges t visit his parents
C． hw lng will the film last
D． hw sn the film will begin
10、—D yu have Jay’s CDs?
—Srry, they are . But we’ll get sme mre next week because they .
A．sld well; are n sale B．sld ut ; sell well C．selling well; sell well
Ⅱ. 完形填空
11、 There is a little girl. She is six years ld. One day she asks her parents, “ 1 d yu call me April” “ Because yu were brn 2 April, "says her mther. The little girl is happy t knw that, She likes her 3 April likes the 4 , t, because her parents 5 have a birthday party fr her in that mnth. All her friends cme and have a great time at the party.
Last week, April gt a little 6 . Everyne came t visit her family. They talked abut names fr the 7 baby.
April 8 knw why they did this. She thught it’s 9 fr her t give a name t the baby. "He was brn in February, 10 we shuld call him February, "she thught.
1．A．HwB．WhyC．WhatD．Which
2．A．inB．nC．atD．frm
3．A．familyB．clthesC．giftD．name
4．A．dayB．weekC．mnthD．year
5．A．alwaysB．ftenC．seldmD．never
6．A．friendB．cusinC．brtherD．sister
7．A．newB．luckyC．specialD．imprtant
8．A．can’tB．didn’tC．culdn’tD．shuldn’t
9．A．bringB．easyC．difficultD．interesting
10．A．andB．rC．butD．s
Ⅲ. 语法填空
12、阅读下面的短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。
If yu take the subway in Beijing，yu may see there's nbdy in the driver's seat．But dn't be afraid—it just means yu are n the new driverless line． 1．September 4，a driverless subway line2．(name)the Yanfang Line started t try running in Beijing．The line was pen t passengers at 3．end f 4．The trains n the new line are the Chinese5．(ne)dmestically(国内地)made driverless subway cars．The line 6．(build)between Beijing's Yanshan and Fangshan areas with 960 seats and a tp speed f 80 7．(kilmeter)per hur. The trains are8．(cmplete)self-driven．The general designer says the driverless trains actually run in a9． (safe)way than regular subway trains．And f curse，the "drivers" f the new trains can't becme ill10．tired．S far, twelve cities in China11．(begin)t build such driverless subway lines．
Ⅳ. 阅读理解
A
13、Tuch is ne f the mst imprtant f ur five senses. It is ne f the first senses we develp. One f the mst cmmnly accepted frms f tuch amng peple is als ne f the first experiences we have in the wrld-A hug !
There is n better way t understand the imprtance f hugs than t lse them. Fr thse wh have experienced the lss f hugs ,yu will knw hw imprtant they are t share.
A recent research has shwn that when peple hug , the brain releases(释放)the chemical which increases ur willingness t trust and reduces fear. It has als shwn that hugs are great fr yur heart.
In 1995,a pair f newly brn twins was being cared fr in hspital. While ne f the twins seemed quite healthy,her sister was nt. After trying different medical treatments,the nurse n duty, Gayle Kasparian , placed the twins in bed tgether. The twins immediately snuggled(依偎)up t each ther. As ne placed her arm arund the ther, the weak baby became better gradually. Hw great the pwer f a hug is !
The need fr hugs desn't disappear as we grw lder,thugh it seems we are less willing t give them. Research n peple f all ages has prven that a hug is necessary fr physical and emtinal health.
Withut hugs we can becme sad. A hug prvides safety and gentleness. A hug prvides us with scial cntact,a sense f health and a feeling f imprtance and belnging.
1．The writer believes that .
A．tuch is the mst imprtant sense B．the hug is ne f humans ' five senses
C．tuch is the first develped sense D．the hug is ne f the frms f tuch
2．What des the recent research shw abut hugs?
A．Hugs can release a kind f chemical. B．The hug is gd fr peple 's heart.
C．The hug increases peple 's fear. D．The hug reduces the feeling f trust.
3．What can we learn frm the stry f the twins?
A．Twins shuld be placed in bed tgether. B．The pwer f a hug is great.
C．Twins shuld be lked after tgether. D．Medical treatments are imprtant.
4．A hug prvides all the fllwing except .
A．a sense f scial cntact B．a sense f health
C．a sense f belnging D．a sense f pwer
5．Which f the statements is TRUE accrding t the text?
A．A hug is the nly frm f tuch amng peple.
B．The lss f hugs can make them mre imprtant.
C．Hugs can get peple t trust each ther mre.
D．We dn 't need hugs when we grw lder.
B
14、 Katie had lived in Wdstck since she was three. The idea f mving t Califrnia started with Katie’s mm. She thught it was gd fr Katie t learn art if they mved there.
When her mm suggested mving, Katie had many questins and things t care abut. She wndered if she wuld have any friends in Califrnia. She thught it was a pretty big thing, because kids at this age started t make friends that they were prbably ging t have fr the rest f their lives.Anther big questin was her cat because the sign n her new huse said “N Pets”. After much arguing, Katie finally gave up keeping her!
It tk Katie sme time t get used t the new schl after she mved. At first, she didn’t knw where anything was and she was ften late fr class. The wrst was that she didn’t knw anybdy. Hwever, Katie tried t d well in schl, and she tk part in many activities t make friends.
Katie’s big mve wasn’t always easy, but she thught it was wrth it. She was very happy with the new schl, because it ffered many prgrams that her ld ne didn’t have. And she gt n well with her friends. Katie was living a happy life in Califrnia. Althugh there will be lts f difficulties and trubles alng the rad, we can get thrugh them as lng as we’re patient, and have a psitive attitude (态度).
1．What did Katie think f mving at first?
A．Surprised.B．Wrried.C．Excited.D．Angry.
2．Why did Katie take part in the activities?
A．Because she was gd at the activities.B．Because she wanted t read mre bks.
C．Because she hped t knw mre peple.D．Because she wanted t d well in schl.
3．Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A．Katie mved t Califrnia when she was three.
B．Katie didn’t believe that the friendship she had might last frever.
C．Katie used t be late because her new huse was far away frm schl.
D．Katie felt gd in the new schl because it had many prgrams.
4．What can we learn frm the stry f Katie?
A．There are lts f trubles in ur life.B．Be psitive when we meet difficulties.
C．Peple shuld try t live a happy life.D．The friendship is very imprtant t everyne.
C
15、Margeaux Wlberg was sitting with the ther 12-year-lds in her class when ne f the girls turned t her and asked, "Is yur mm dead?"
She never came t schl like the ther mthers t vlunteer in the library r help the teachers. It was always Margeaux's dad wh did that.
Margeaux reached fr her cmputer, typed a few wrds int Ggle and shwed her classmate a list f infrmatin with her mther's name and jb titles, frm CEO at Salesfrce.cm t her present rle as vice-president f technlgy business peratins at PayPal. "See, my mm's nt dead," she said. "My mm's famus."
Kirsten Wlberg, 45, tells this stry with pride. She is nt trapped by an uneasy feeling these days when she has t miss a schl play. Instead she is glad that her tw daughters are grwing up with such a strng rle mdel: a wman in a high-pwered jb in Silicn Valley.
Lng befre neither f her kids was brn, Wlberg and her future husband Michael had a talk abut hw they wuld divide husehld and childcare duties. "I said, 'Listen, ne f the things that's really imprtant t me is t have a parent at hme full time, '" she remembers. "'And it can't be me.'"
Michael Wlberg, 43, wrked fr years fr a medicine cmpany. But when Margeaux was brn, he ffered t give up his jb and became a stay-at-hme dad. And he has never felt srry fr himself. Spending 12 hurs a day alne with a child suits his persnality better than an ffice, he says, and much better than it wuld ever suit his wife.
"She's spent many, many years trying t get t the place where she is and even further," he says, "and this lifestyle f cleaning the flr and changing diapers(尿片)and all kinds f ther things are nt fr her."
1．Frm the first three paragraphs we knw that Margeaux felt .
A．srry fr her mther B．prud f her mther
C．hurt by her classmates D．thankful t her mther
2．Accrding t the passage, Kirsten .
A．finds it hard t get her kids' understanding B．is as successful in her career as her husband
C．feels srry fr nt helping in her kids' schl D．is glad t have set a gd example t her kids
3．Why did Michael chse t be a stay-at-hme dad?
A．He was tired f his jb.
B．He was frced t leave the jb.
C．He is mre suitable by nature t stay at hme.
D．He and his wife reached an agreement after the kids' birth.
4．Frm the passage we can learn that .
A．Kirsten can achieve greater success in her career
B．Kirsten is neither a gd wife nr a qualified mther
C．Michael lves his kids better than his wife des
D．Michael regrets making the decisin t stay at hme
D
16、 Sme peple think that the debate (辩论) abut schl unifrms is just abut whether students lk cl. In fact, this prblem is cnnected with ther tpics, such as student perfrmance (表现), mney, and persnal chice. The schl unifrm debate is very imprtant t parents, teachers, and schl fficials—and t students, t! Many students argue (争论) that schl unifrms wuld save their parents' mney. Accrding t Nahla, an eighth-grader, "Kids whse families dn't have a lt f mney wuldn't be teased fr their unfashinable clthes." Besides, sme students think that unifrms wuld help them give much attentin t learning. "I think it's a great idea.
Wearing unifrms wuld teach students that schlwrk is mre imprtant than lking gd," argues tenth-grader, Heba. Others believe that schl unifrms wuld help students study better. In the wrds f a twelfth-grader named Aziza, "If all students have t wear the same unifrm, they will try t impress thers with their schlwrk and grades, nt their clthes." Sme students are against schl unifrms. They argue that unifrms wuld cst their parents mre mney. "Unifrms are expensive and can nly be wrn at schl. My parents wuld still have t buy me ther clthes t wear n weekends and after schl," explains ninth-grader, Sherine. Accrding t a twelfth-grader named Susan, "Schl unifrms dn't allw persnal chice." She feels that unifrms dn't allw students t be creative r express their wn decisins abut what t wear. Finally, many students like eleventh grader Reema say that unifrms are uncmfrtable. "Students like t wear cmfrtable clthes," she says.
In a wrd, there are strng arguments n bth sides f the schl unifrm debate. Whateverthe result is, ne thing is imprtant: befre making a decisin abut whether t require unifrms, schl fficials must cnsider the pinins f everyne—especially the students.
1．Wh agrees t wear schl unifrms?
A．Heba.B．Sherine.C．Susan.D．Reema.
2．Read the sentence: "Schl unifrms can't be wrn fr lng and have t be changed ften." We can mst prbably put this sentence in _.
A．Paragraph 1.B．Paragraph 2.C．Paragraph 3.D．Paragraph 4.
3．The wrd "teased" in Paragraph 2 means " ."
A．admiredB．refusedC．laughed atD．lked at
4．Which f the fllwing sentences can summarize (总结) the article?
A．Sme students are against wearing schl unifrms.
B．The schl unifrm debate is mstly abut persnal chice.
C．Many students think that schl unifrms wuld save parents' mney
D．There are strng arguments n bth sides f the schl unifrm debate.
E
17、 Are there t many kids bsessed(着迷的) with texting?
Texting Nnstp!
Yes, I d think kids are t bsessed with texting. Many kids I knw can be in the same rm r even sitting next t each ther, but they text each ther rather than actually talk with friends, it's hard t get their attentin when they are texting. Peple seem t like t text mre than talk.
---Riley
Respnsible Texting
N, I dn't think t many kids are bsessed with texting. Smetimes kids might just need sme time alne n the phne. They prbably just need t talk t their friends! I believe mst kids are respnsible and knw when t stp texting.
--- Ella
Guilty (羞愧的) Abut Texting T Much
Kids are really bsessed with texting. When I text my friends, almst all f them answer in less than a minute. Sme f my friends even get their phnes taken away fr being n them t much. I see my friends mst f my day at sccer time r at schl, and even I am guilty f texting them several hurs a day when I am hme. Smetimes it' s better t spend time utdrs and with yur family rather than with yur phne.
---Tm
Get physical Training ---Get ff the phne!
A lt f my friends, as sn as they gt a smart phne, texted r gt nline cnstantly. Spending that much time n a screen is nt healthy fr yu r yur brain. Persnally, I’d rather spend time utside ding sprts with my friends than n the phne. Yu can tell yur friends things at schl r whenever yu see them next time -- yu dn 't have t spend all yur time texting.
---Shann
1．Wh desn't think many kids are bsessed with texting?
A．EllaB．TmC．RileyD．Shann
2．What des Riley think f kids texting n the phne?
A．Spending much time n a screen is nt healthy fr brain.
B．They have the ability t cntrl themselves in texting.
C．Spending time utdrs is better than texting.
D．They shuld stp texting t much and talk.
3．Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the text?
A．Kids spend mre time exercising than texting.
B．It's cmmn t see kids texting everywhere.
C．All kids are respnsible and knw when t stp texting.
D．Kids shuldn’t have time alne n their phnes t talk with friends.
4．The underlined wrd "cnstantly" means ______ in English.
A．smetimesB．frm time t timeC．seldmD．all the time
5．What kind f text is it?
A．A survey.B．A stryC．A nticeD．A speech
F
18、D yu ften watch TV prgrams? There are many TV prgrams n Chinese cuisines (烹饪、美食)，but few are like A Bite f China. It tries t bring smething new by intrducing mre cultural features (特征) related t dishes, such as eating habits and wnderful stries abut fd.
It’s said that mre than 100 millin Chinese peple are watching the prgram. Mst Chinese peple regard this prgram as mre than just the regular fd shws. They see it as an amazing dcumentary prviding a special view f Chinese as well as the relatins between peple and fd , between peple and sciety.
On the ther hand, the dcumentary als stimulates (刺激) Chinese peple’s cnsumptin (消耗). Taba, ne f China’s biggest nline shpping sites, reprts that the search n fd items that were intrduced by the dcumentary has increased t 4 millin times in ne week, and sales have increased t 5.82 millin.
T get enugh gd stries, the prductin team spent three mnths ding research and interviews in abut 60 cities befre they started making the dcumentary last July. Filming lasted abut nine mnths. Liu Wen, the directr, says “As CCTV-9 serves as a windw, allwing the wrld t better understand China, the dcumentary aims t help the wrld nt nly enjy the beauty f Chinese cuisines, but als learn Chinese custms.”
1．（小题1）A Bite f China is a ______.
A．film B．TV shw C．bk D．newspaper
2．（小题2）This prgram is quite different frm ther fd shws because it has mre features f ______.
A．culture B．cuisine C．news D．place
3．（小题3）The main idea f the 3rd paragraph is that the prgram brings a new chance n ______.
A．internet cmmunicatin B．film making
C．fd business D．talking
4．（小题4）It tk the prductin team abut ______ t cmplete the whle prgram.
A．3 mnths B．six mnths C．a year D．tw years
5．（小题5）Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE accrding t this passage?
A．Mst peple watch the prgram because they want t learn hw t ck.
B．There’re many wnderful stries abut Chinese cuisines in “A Bite f China”.
C．Yu can buy sme fd that’s mre delicius and cheaper thrugh the prgram.
D．Mst Chinese peple regard this prgram as just the regular fd shws.
Ⅴ.书面表达
19、回首三年，相信你有满满的回忆。在你将踏上新的旅程之际，请给新入学的学弟学妹们两则初中生活的建议，并说说原因，让他们的初中生活更加精彩。
请参考下面的思维导图用英语写一篇80词左右的短文。
Schl life Teachers and friends Schlwrk and activities
My Advice fr Junir High
参考答案
Ⅰ. 单项选择
1、A
2、B
3、B
4、A
5、C
6、C
7、B
8、D
9、D
10、B
Ⅱ. 完形填空
11、1．B
2．A
3．D
4．C
5．A
6．C
7．A
8．B
9．B
10．D
Ⅲ. 语法填空
12、1．In
2．named
3．the
5．first
6．was built/is built
7．kilmeters
8．cmpletely
9．safer
10．r
11．have begun
Ⅳ. 阅读理解
13、1．D
2．B
3．B
4．D
5．C
14、1．B
2．C
3．D
4．B
15、1．B
2．D
3．C
4．A
16、1．A
2．C
3．C
4．D
17、1．A
2．D
3．B
4．D
5．A
18、1．B
2．A
3．C
4．C
5．B
Ⅴ.书面表达
19、例文Junir high is an imprtant stage in yur life. As a student wh is abut t enter junir high, yur heart must be filled with expectatin. T help yu get used t the junir high life, I will share yu tw pieces f advice. First, establish yur rutines. By ding this, yu can quickly fall int a pattern that feels familiar and cmfrtable. Secnd, be sure t try new things. Yu can jin new clubs r take up a new hbby. This will nt nly get yu ut f the stressful schlwrk, but als help yu make mre friends. I hpe my advice can be helpful t yu and make yu enjy yur life in the junir high schl.