新疆维吾尔自治区克孜勒苏柯尔克孜自治州2026年中考模拟（1）英语试卷(真题)

1、My little brother never does any reading in the evening, and _____.

A．so does Mike

B．Mike does so

C．Mike doesn’t too

D．nor does Mike

2、I don’t fully understand what you said, but I have got ________ rough idea of ________ plan.

A. a; the   B. /; the

C. a; /   D. the; the

3、They refuse ________ the real identity of the winner of the fortune because they ________ about his safety.

A．telling; are concerned

B．telling; concern

C．to tell; concern

D．to tell; are concerned

4、Using this data, third party companies could then paint an accurate picture of users’ habits and ________ in order to serve them more targeted advertisements.

A.presentation B.preservation C.preference D.persistence

5、2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil，which attracted the whole planet，________on the 12 th of June．

A． fell   B． set

C． lay     D． happened

6、When their children lived far away from them , these old people felt ______from the world.

A. carried away   B. broken down

C. cut off   D. brought up

7、---Can you bring forward a better solution?

---I think this is the best approach ________the project ahead of schedule.

A．completing

B．to complete

C．to completing

D．completed

8、As a matter of fact, everyone is eager ________ success.

A．to

B．at

C．of

D．for

9、There is no doubt that your tiredness is a(n) ________ of great stress and lack of sleep; you need to have a good rest.

A．assumption

B．consequence

C．consumption

D．convenience

10、Robinson was left on an isolated island, ________ he stayed for as long as twenty-eight years.

A．where

B．which

C．that

D．when

11、I’m calling about the apartment you ______ the other day. Could you tell me more about it?

A. advertised   B. had advertised

C. are advertising  D. will advertise

12、Speed of cars is measured ________ kilometres per hour.

A．on

B．in

C．by

D．to

13、The reason why he hasn’t come is ___________.

A．because his mother is ill

B．because of his mother’s being ill

C．that his mother is ill

D．for his mother is ill

14、It is important to take ________ account the psychological effect of the coronavirus ________ children.

A．into; to

B．to; of

C．in; on

D．into; upon

15、（题文）In general，the that a student spends for housing should be held to one-fifth the total ________for living expenses．

A. acceptable   B. available

C. advisable   D. applicable

16、_________ Services at Harvard University offers support to disabled students in finding an ideal place to live in.

A. Labor   B. Concept

C. Ceremony   D. Accommodation

17、 Last year alone, the temporary unemployment insurance lifted 2.5 million people out of poverty, and ________ the blow for many more.

A. corrected   B. cushioned

C. compensated  D. corresponded

18、________ more energy to my study instead of being crazy about Internet Games，I would have passed the final examination．

A．If I devoted   B．Had I devoted

C．Would I be devoted   D．Should I be devoted

19、It was a pure ________that she was born on her father’s birthday.

A．chance

B．accident

C．consequence

D．coincidence

20、It is widely known that water and sunshine are ______ to plants.

A．rude

B．cruel

C．sensitive

D．essential

21、There are more than 10 million people in the world who are unable to speak and they depend on computerized equipment to provide their voices. But because there are so few recorded voices for them, the same voice used by the physicist and writer Stephen Hawking is used by little children.

When speech scientist Rupal Patel was at a meeting and saw a young girl talking to a grown man and both were using the same computer voice, she knew something had to be done. So Patel worked to create custom (定制的) voices for custom people. To start the process, a voice donor (捐赠者) records a series of short stories and sentences. They don’t record every single word a person might say, but they typically cover all the different combinations of sounds that happen in language.

The process might take between five and seven hours, but it doesn’t have to be done all at once and it can be done in the donor’s home. The voice donor can start, stop and pick up whenever it’s convenient. They’re encouraged to record from the same place each time so the sound is continuous. Those recordings are then divided into little pieces of speech to be kept in a database (数据库). The person who will receive the voice also records a few special sounds. Patel’s team then searches the voice database for a perfect voice match. Finally, that donated voice is joined with the receiver’s sounds, which makes a custom voice.

So far, more than 14,000 speakers from 120 countries have contributed to what the company, VocaliD, calls “The Human Voicebank”. People who want to donate can record from anywhere they have a computer or phone, sharing their voice with anyone who needs it or even banking it for themselves. “English speakers from English-speaking countries share their voice as part of our Human Voicebank because they want to help bring speech to the speechless,” VocaliD spokesperson Elisabeth Nuboer said. “We have voice donors all over the world, ranging in age from 6 to 91 and welcome everyone and all your wonderful voice.”

【1】How do the speechless people speak, according to the passage?

A．They write their words on paper.

B．They use computerized equipment.

C．They depend on body language.

D．They type their words on phones.

【2】What caused the problem that Rupal Patel discovered at a meeting?

A．There were so few recorded voices.

B．No recorded voices were for children.

C．Recorded voices didn’t sound perfect.

D．Recorded voices were not easy to understand.

【3】Why do the speechless ones who want to get the donated voice also need to record a few special sounds?

A．Because they also need to make a contribution to the database.

B．Because their special sounds will be needed for the study in the future.

C．Because their throats need to be examined before using special equipment.

D．Because Patel’s team needs their special sounds to get a perfect voice match.

【4】Which of the following can we infer from the last paragraph?

A．English-speaking voice donors are more important than others.

B．English is the main language in VocaliD’s Human Voicebank.

C．Many people around the world are willing to help the speechless.

D．The donor whose age is below six will be refused by the company.

22、   Many people have heard the story of Nessie, Scotland’s Loch Ness monster. Yet, have you ever heard of an ice monster in the American state of Alaska?

An ice monster is what many people thought they were seeing when a federal government agency published a strange-looking video. The Bureau of Land Management put the video on its Facebook page.

The pictures were taken in Alaska, the northernmost part of the United States. While winter has yet to officially begin, weather conditions there already are very cold.

In the video, a fish with ice on its back appears to be swimming. The video was only 20 seconds long. But it was enough to get people wondering what they saw.

One person said it showed a shark that lost its way. Someone else thought the video was a prank designed to cheat people. He said the Bureau of Land Management wanted to bring attention to its Facebook page. Other people asked if the video was edited in some way, removing some images or adding others. Perhaps, they reasoned, the bureau was trying to frighten people around the celebration of Halloween. Some people said the ice monster was a large fish: a sturgeon(鲟). Someone even suggested the creature was a crocodile. But such an animal could not survive in Alaska, where it does not get very hot, even in summer. Some readers said it was ice moving in the river current, or ice that was frozen to a rope or some other object.

On October 31, the Bureau of Land Management published an update. It agreed with some of the people who commented on the original piece. An expert from the Department of Fish and Game told the bureau the picture looked “really cool”, but it was probably just ice stuck to a rope. The ice caused the rope to float and move in the river’s current.

Even though the mystery seems to be solved, some people do not seem persuaded. Others are still wishing it was a “real” monster.

【1】What is the author’s main purpose in asking the question in Paragraph 1 ?

A.To encourage readers to answer it.

B.To open a discussion among readers.

C.To arouse people’s interest in Nessie.

D.To introduce the topic of the passage.

【2】What does the underlined word " prank” in Paragraph 5 probably mean?

A.Puzzle. B.Dream.

C.Trick. D.Advertisement.

【3】The monster couldn’t be a crocodile because .

A.a crocodile can’t swim so quickly B.the temperature is too low in Alaska

C.a crocodile only moves in summer D.it doesn’t look like a crocodile at all

【4】According to the expert, what is the ice monster most likely to be?

A.A shark losing its way. B.A large fish: a sturgeon.

C.A sea creature like Nessie. D.A piece of ice frozen to a rope.

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【1】What’s the purpose of mentioning the conflict of building muscle and losing fat?

A.To bring out the course. B.To clear confusion.

C.To stress importance. D.To warn the danger.

【2】How many pounds of fat in all does the course promise to lose?

A.2. B.4.

C.6. D.8.

【3】Where is the text 1ikely to be taken from?

A.A newspaper. B.A website.

C.A fitness book. D.A biology magazine.

24、I have a strange and frequent dream in which I am assigned a lead role in a major musical production and eagerly agree to take it on — knowing I can’t sing or act my way out of a paper bag, and knowing I’d rather be anywhere but front and center onstage. The dream always ends before the production starts, to the benefit of my self-respect, the unlucky director’s reputation, and my potential audience—who no doubt would have fled at the first note.

I chalk it up to my one and only experience in such things, my high school’s production of South Pacific, a musical I’d so loved as a teen I could not resist auditioning (试镜) —not for a major role, but as one of the chorus of island women raising our arms in the background.

I was cast immediately, a fact I attribute (归功于) to my olive skin and then long black hair, which overcame any doubts the director might have had about my voice. I could pass as an islander. Not only that, but my mother sewed a skirt for me, a beautiful, vividly colored, and artful feat of sewing. The opening night was a triumph for all. But I haven’t set foot on a stage again.

In his elementary school years, my grandson took a shine to attending live theater with me. But he demurred when I suggested he audition for local children’s productions. “It’s not me,” he declared, even as one of his close friends went from a local stage production to a Broadway role.

But the source of these dreams, decades later, still confuses me. The dreams never give me a hint of why I’d been chosen for a starring role once in an Italian opera without having any singing or acting talent or even an audition, or why I’d decided to go for it, knowing I was completely unequipped and unprepared. I suspect (猜想) these dreams will get me as close to such a reality as I’ll ever be.

For now, I only hope I keep waking up before I have to try an opening note.

【1】What can we know about the author from the first paragraph?

A．She has a gift for singing and performing.

B．She always acts as a lead role in musicals.

C．She prefers not to be a focus of attention.

D．She respects the director in performances.

【2】What made the director choose the author as an islander?

A．Her appearance.

B．Her acting talent.

C．Her sweet voice.

D．Her beautiful dress.

【3】What does the underlined word “demurred” mean in Para.4?

A．Considered.

B．Hesitated.

C．Accepted.

D．Objected.

【4】What is the author doing now?

A．She is having a try-out for an opera.

B．She is remembering an opening note.

C．She is preparing for an Italian opera.

D．She is dreaming of being a star on stage.

【5】What could we learn from the passage?

A．The author always had dreams.

B．The author succeeded in auditioning once as a teen.

C．The director had a doubt over the author.

D．The author’s grandson attended all the auditions.

25、I learned my first lesson at a meeting. As we sat around the table I heard Meg, who was _________ a recent operation, talking to Judith, the manager of our project. “Thank you so much for _________ my daughters to their dance lessons last week.” “Don’t mention it,” Judith says, “It was nothing.”

Knowing how _________ Judith’s schedule is, with her work, kids and aging parents, I found her driving Meg’s children to lessons unbelievably _________. I was about to say more about this when Donna, another colleague, entered the room _________. She apologized for being late, saying she just hosted a lunch for her friends who are over seventy. “That is so nice of you,” I say,_________ how busy she was, how she didn’t like to cook and clean. “Oh,” she said, waving her hand, “It was nothing.”_________, I could still tell the _________ in her voice. She did gain a sense of satisfaction from the entertainment offered to her friends.

Seeing their_________to help others selflessly, I started thinking about the concept of “nothing”, this peaceful and generous way of living——had it really been nothing or were they simply saying that? It __________ to me that once I spent a whole afternoon after work helping a friend __________ a speech. I __________ her to rearrange the sequence of the stories in the lecture to make it sound more __________. After the fifth try, she finally__________ it. She hugged me with __________, saying thanks to me. I smiled and said it was nothing.

Suddenly, I realized that helping someone was really something to me. I learned that giving from the heart doesn’t __________ mean sacrifice and hard work. The __________ is finding something we love to do and finding someone who __________ that something. Our generosity pan benefit others __________ ourselves. Once you have a good __________of it, it’s nothing. And it’s really something.

【1】A. adapting to   B. recovering from   C. going through   D. taking up

【2】A. guiding   B. fetching   C. driving   D. dragging

【3】A. tight   B. common   C. strange   D. practical

【4】A. ridiculous   B. cautious   C. tiresome   D. generous

【5】A. disappointedly   B. hurriedly   C. angrily   D. unexpectedly

【6】A. ignoring   B. forgetting   C. knowing   D. predicting

【7】A. Somehow   B. Therefore   C. Otherwise   D. Moreover

【8】A. regret   B. sadness   C. surprise   D. pleasure

【9】A. willingness   B. ambition   C. promise   D. progress

【10】A. referred   B. occurred   C. appeared   D. seemed

【11】A. put up   B. give away   C. prepare for   D. deal with

【12】A. begged   B. invited   C. recommended   D. sponsored

【13】A. sensible   B. confusing   C. subjective   D. typical

【14】A. got   B. meant   C. caught   D. made

【15】A. gratitude   B. worry   C. concern   D. apology

【16】A. normally   B. accidentally   C. possibly   D. necessarily

【17】A. treat   B. trick   C. plot   D. plan

【18】A. needs   B. admires   C. loves   D. defends

【19】A. on account of   B. as well as   C. except for   D. regardless of

【20】A. order   B. glimpse   C. command   D. impression

26、阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。

May 18, 1986, was the kind of beautiful, sunny day that regularly brought the Rodriguez family to California's Catalina Island for some fishing on their 28-foot pleasure boat, the DC Too.

Desiree's father, a 30-year-old construction worker named Thomas Rodriguez, loved the sport, especially catching bass(鲈鱼). A strong, thin man, he had instilled in his oldest daughter a love of the outdoors., teaching her how to bait a hook and cast a line.

As was their custom at least once a month, the family boarded their boat that morning for a carefree day trip. They spent the day fishing in the Pacific Ocean, then left the island in the early evening. Soon dense fog rolled in.

Desiree fell into a light sleep beside her five-year-old sister, Trisha, at a table on the boat's lower deck. Their father's sharp orders woke her up: “Get out of the boat. The boat's sinking!"

Within seconds, the boat turned over, leaving just the tip of its bow in the air—and the six family members fell into the river.

Kept afloat by her orange life jacket, nine-year-old Desiree Rod-riguez had watched helplessly as one family member after another let go of life. Just as she, too, began to give up, the captain of a fishing boat Philip Friedman spotted her floating in the water. Within minutes, Friedman leaped in and grabbed Desiree, pulling her back toward the boat—and toward life. That was 35 years ago, and the last time the rescuer and the girl saw one another. Until this year, when the Covid-19 pandemic ruined Philip Friedman's plans to go fishing, the captain decided to stick around Southern California with his family and make a podcas(播客) about his hobby.

“Friedman Adventures" launched in January 2021, featuring stories from fishermen about boats, catches, and fishing tips. On one episode(一集) Friedman talked about the 1986 rescue, wondering what was going on with Desiree. That day, 41-year-old Pablo Pena listened to the show on his 20--minute way to work as a railroad engineer.

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The incredible story reminded him of a conversation with his coworker years ago.

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So a reunion was arranged at Philip Friedman 5 house.

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