2026年江苏省淮安市中考模拟英语模拟练习试卷含答案含音频

这是一份2026年江苏省淮安市中考模拟英语模拟练习试卷含答案含音频，共15页。试卷主要包含了单项选择，完形填空，信息还原，单词拼写，选词填空，短文填空，任务型阅读，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1．The twins are almst the same, s even their father finds ________ hard t tell them frm each ther.
A．himB．themC．neD．it
2．—Is it necessary t write dwn the whle curse f the meeting?
—Of curse. We need a(n) ________ recrd f what everyne says.
A．specialB．extraC．cmpleteD．private
3．—Jhn, I wn first prize in the running cmpetitin!
—Great! I knw ________ hw yu feel. Cngratulatins!
A．simplyB．exactlyC．speciallyD．prperly
4．—The idim “Nthing can be achieved withut rules r standards” tells us hw we shuld act in daily life.
—________.
A．That dependsB．I can’t agree mre
C．Dn’t mentin itD．That’s a gd idea
5．—Which mvie wuld yu like t watch, Frank?
—It is said that tw mvies are exciting. It’s hard t make a ________.
A．surveyB．differenceC．reviewD．chice
6．With mre free time after schl, children lked ______ with kites dancing in the spring wind.
A．livelyB．impatientC．lnelyD．serius
7．Helen Keller culdn’t see, hear r speak. A play was made abut her life. The picture shws she was learning ______.
A．what the sign fr water really meant
B．hw culd she spell the wrd “water”
C．if she can use creative ways t slve prblems
D．why peple frmed letters using their fingers
8．Nra: Can I check yur bag fr sme tls we can use?
Matt: Sure. Take a lk. See if yu can find ________ in there.
A．anyB．itC．thersD．thse
9．In China, “Meila” humanid rbts fr hme are in the last tests. They ________ use the washing machine smthly.
A．canB．shuldC．mustD．need
10．— Let’s invite mre peple t attend ur event abut “Think green, g green”.
— Gd idea! ________
A．Many hands make light wrk.B．The early bird catches the wrm.
C．A friend in need is a friend indeed.D．When in Rme, d as Rmans d.
二、完形填空
阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Strng winds and heavy rain beat against the car as I drve slwly back hme. 11 , the car had a tire burst (爆胎). I had the car stp n the side f the rad. It was 12 fr me t change that tire because a disease had made me unable t d that. Then I remembered there was a 13 nearby. I started the car, drve slwly t it and shuted fr help.
The dr pened and a 14 std there. I tld her that I needed smene t 15 the flat tire fr me because I culdn’t d it myself. She entered the huse and sn 16 in raincat and hat, fllwed by an ld man, wh was a little shrt and weak. Watching the man and the little girl wrking s hard in the strm, I felt a bit 17 . But I tld myself that I wuld pay them fr it. 18 they finally came t knck at my car windw, a lng time had passed.
The man said, “This is a bad 19 fr car truble, but yu’re all set nw.”
“Thanks,” I said. “Hw much shuld I pay fr yu?”
“Nthing.“ He 20 his head. “That’s fr free, friend.”
I held ut a five-dllar bill but he made n effrt t take it.
The little girl stepped 21 and said quietly, “Grandpa can’t see it.”
I was 22 and full f shame in my heart. A child and a 23 man! In the cld, wet weather in the dark, they helped me 24 my car! I dn’t remember hw lng I sat there, deep in thught. But I made a prmise t 25 : Sme day, I will help peple in need withut expecting anything in return.
11．A．FinallyB．RecentlyC．SuddenlyD．Naturally
12．A．easyB．relaxingC．impssibleD．uncmfrtable
13．A．parkB．huseC．schlD．factry
14．A．byB．manC．girlD．wman
15．A．buyB．makeC．leaveD．change
16．A．ran awayB．came utC．put ffD．turned arund
17．A．srryB．nervusC．pleasedD．enjyable
18．A．IfB．SinceC．BefreD．Althugh
19．A．dayB．weekC．mnthD．year
20．A．raisedB．shkC．drppedD．ndded
21．A．backB．insideC．awayD．frward
22．A．shckedB．excitedC．interestedD．disappinted
23．A．deafB．blindC．strangeD．nrmal
24．A．getB．pushC．mveD．repair
25．A．myselfB．himselfC．herselfD．themselves
阅读理解
A
26．Which fd grup takes up the mst part accrding t the picture?
A．Fruits.B．Grains.C．Dairy.D．Vegetables.
27．In the fd pyramid, which f the fllwing wuld be mst suitable fr ? ?
A．B．C．D．
28．Whle grains are better than ther grains fr ur health because they ________.
A．taste much betterB．help build strnger bnes
C．have much mre prteinD．prvide lnger-lasting energy
B
The first time I ate Sichuan ht pt was in Changchun in nrtheastern China. I had nly been in China fr a week when Rui, my new Chinese friend, asked me, “Have yu ever had ht pt?”
“N, what is it?” I answered.
“It’s gd. Yu’ll like it. See yu tnight at 7?”
And s it was decided.
The ht pt restaurant was ppular in the city. We fund a table at the far end f a rm. Sn, a large ht pt arrived. The ht pt itself had tw sides. On ne side was a cludy white brth. The brth n the ther side was cvered with bright red il.
“Is that red pepper il?” I asked.
“Yes,” Rui answered.
“Yu shuld try it. If yu like spicy (辛辣的) fd, yu’ll really enjy it.” Rui picked up a thin slice f lamb with his chpsticks and then put it in the red brth. In secnds, it was cked, and he put it n my small plate.
“If it’s t spicy, yu can use this ther brth—it’s nt spicy at all because it desn’t have any pepper’s in it,” Rui pinted t the cludy white brth n the ther side f the pt
“N,” said, “this is fine.”
But it was mre than fine: It was spicy, muth-numbing, and amazing. I ate and ate until the restaurant was almst clsed. I just culdn’t get enugh f it.
Fr hundreds f years, millins f Chinese peple have felt the same way: They just can’t get enugh ht pt. It has always been their favurite fd.
What makes Sichuan ht pt different frm ther ht pts is the use f huajia. It is said that the spicy fd helps peple get thrugh Sichuan's ht and wet weather.
Nearly as famus as the Sichuan ht pt is the Beijing ht pt. The Beijing ht pt uses lamb and many f the same ingredients (配料) as the Sichuan ht pt, but has a lighter taste. The Nrtheast Chinese ht pt usually cntains prk and pickled cabbage, while the Guangdng ht pt uses a chicken r a fish brth, and is knwn fr its wide range f ingredients. In fact, while lamb ht pt is quite ppular, almst any kind f ingredient can be fund in ht pt cking. There are as many kinds f ht pts as there are cks.
In China, peple like t jke that there is n prblem that a ht pt can’t slve. The fire frm a ht pt can melt just abut any icy disagreement and warm just abut any heart. Over a ht pt, peple can talk and share nt just fd, but friendship. While the fd may sn be frgtten, these friendships stay with us frever. Even tday, when I think f ht pt, my friend Rui’s face immediately cmes t mind, and I remember all the gd times I spent with him.
29．What des the underlined wrd “it” in the passage mean?
A．Expecting t try ht pt next week.B．Seeing an ld friend in Changchun.
C．Ging ut t eat ht pt at 7 that evening.D．Recmmending a well-knwn restaurant.
30．What kind f pt did the writer try accrding t the passage?
A．B．C．D．
31．What des “There are as many kinds f ht pts as there are cks.” prbably mean?
A．Peple can make ht pts as they want.
B．Making ht pts is easy fr mst cks.
C．Ht pts cme in different types in China.
D．Each ck has different ways t ck ht pts.
32．What is the best title fr this passage?
A．Spicy Fd Tastes GreatB．Ht Pts Fix Everything
C．Tastes Change, Friendships RemainD．Stmachs Satisfied, Hearts Warmed
C
Hw much sleep d we really need each night? While many wuld quickly say “eight hurs”, science nw tells us this isn’t a ne-size-fits-all answer. In fact, the amunt f sleep a persn requires t feel well-rested and functin effectively differs a lt. This difference isn’t abut persnal chice r habit; it largely depends n ur genes (基因).
Sme peple are brn with a genetic feature that makes them “natural shrt sleepers” r “tp sleepers”. They need nly fur t six hurs f sleep per night, yet they wake up feeling fresh and can perfrm at their best. This ability is a great advantage in tday’s busy wrld.
Fr ver 25 years, Dr. Ptacek and his research team have studied sleep patterns (模式) in mre than 100 families. At first, they fcused n “mrning larks” — peple wh naturally g t bed and wake up very early. Hwever, they nticed smething surprising: sme f these early risers did nt always g t bed early. Smetimes they stayed up late. This led t an imprtant discvery: certain families shwed characteristics f bth mrning larks and night wls (夜猫子). Researchers began t believe these peple might have a special feature called “natural shrt sleep”, allwing them t be active with very little rest.
S far, scientists have fund fur genes cnnected t this feature, thugh there are prbably mre. These genes are rare; studies shw that nly abut ne in a thusand peple is a true tp sleeper. Hwever, studying them ffers hpe fr everyne. It may help unlck the secrets f “sleep efficiency (效率)”. Interestingly, natural shrt sleepers ften reprt better health and shw greater mental strength in surveys cmpared t thse wh need mre sleep. Their ability t d well n less sleep suggests their sleep is f higher quality.
This brings us t a key questin: what is “sleep efficiency”? Recent studies are prviding clues. In ne experiment, when natural shrt sleep genes were put int mice with Alzheimer’s disease (阿尔茨海默症), the mice became mre resilient. Even thugh they had the disease, they did nt get sicker. Instead, they stayed active and shwed n signs f illness. This finding suggests that understanding this bilgy culd help treat nt nly brain diseases but als ther serius cnditins like diabetes, besity, and even sme cancers.
Dr. Ptacek describes the research as a large, unfinished puzzle. Each family that helps discver a related gene adds anther piece. We are still searching fr mre pieces t cmplete the picture.
Sleep fills abut ne-third f ur lives, yet much abut it remains a mystery. We knw it is imprtant fr helping ur bdy and mind refresh. If we can learn hw sleep efficiency wrks, it culd lead t majr imprvements in health fr all peple.
33．What did Dr. Ptacek’s team discver abut sme “mrning larks”?
A．They dn’t always g t bed early.B．They ften stay up late.
C．They sleep lnger than mst peple.D．They never wake up early.
34．What des the underlined wrd “resilient” mean in Paragraph 5?
A．Able t live lnger.B．Able t sleep less.
C．Able t fight ff illness.D．Able t wake up earlier.
35．The fllwing sentence can best be put at the end f ________.
That is why researching sleep efficiency is ne f the mst imprtant areas f mdern medical science.
A．Paragraph 4B．Paragraph 5C．Paragraph 6D．Paragraph 7
36．The main purpse f this passage is t ________
A．encurage less sleep
B．intrduce Dr. Ptacek’s research findings
C．challenge the eight-hur sleep idea
D．explain natural shrt sleep’s science and value
D
At the 2025 Spring Festival Gala (春晚), a rbt shw called Yang-BOT amazed everyne. It was the wrld’s first large AI-driven rbt perfrmance. A year later, in 2026, the shw tk it t a new level. It was perfrmed by rbts frm the Chinese cmpany Unitree tgether with ver 80 students frm Henan.
On the stage, the rbts did sme very difficult Kung Fu mves. Fr example, they perfrmed backflips (后空翻) and jumped nearly three meters high int the air. They als used their hands t wave wden sticks, just like real Kung Fu masters. It was a wnderful mix f traditinal Chinese culture and mdern technlgy.
Hw culd the rbts be s “smart”? Wang Xingxing, the funder f Unitree Rbtics, shared the secret. He said, “The rbts practiced ver 100 millin times in a cmputer simulatin (模拟) befre they stepped nt the real stage. This is called ‘Reinfrcement Learning.’ It helps rbts learn hw t keep balance and finish difficult mves. Every single mve was the result f hundreds f millins f tries in the cmputer.”
The Wu-BOT shw was a big step frward. In the past, rbts nly perfrmed simple dances. But this time, all 26 rbts acted n their wn, withut any utside help. Wu-BOT is mre than just a shw. It prves that Chinese-made rbts are n lnger just fllwing rders. They are becming faster and strnger. In fact, China is already ahead f the rest f the wrld in rbtics. True, rbts are still in the early stages, and dn’t have everyday uses yet. But when yu lk at what has happened in such a shrt time, yu’ll prbably say, “The future is much clser than I expected.”
37．What des the underlined wrd “it” in Paragraph 1 refer t?
A．The Yang-BOT shw.B．The Wu-BOT perfrmance.
C．The Spring Festival Gala.D．The Chinese cmpany Unitree.
38．Why culd the rbts be s “smart” accrding t Wang Xingxing?
A．They kept practicing in a cmputer.B．They learned frm ther smart rbts.
C．They trained at schl with students.D．They fllwed human rders n the stage.
39．What can we knw frm the last paragraph?
A．Rbts are already used in everyday life.B．Rbts wn’t fllw rders any mre.
C．Rbts will d everything fr peple sn.D．China is leading the wrld in rbtics.
40．What’s the best title f the passage?
A．Wu-BOT and the Kung Fu Students
B．Hw t Practice Rbt Kung Fu Mves
C．Wu-BOT: Big Prgress in Rbt Technlgy
D．Wu-BOT and Yang-BOT: Different Rbt Shws
四、信息还原
阅读下面短文，从短文后的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。
Starting at a new schl can be challenging, especially when it cmes t making friends. Hwever, with the right strategies, yu’ll be well n yur way t building great friendships.
Be Yurself
Dn’t try t be smene yu’re nt. Peple are mre likely t be drawn t thse wh are genuine. 41 Fr example, if yu lve reading, jin a bk club at schl. By shwing yur true interests, yu’ll attract like-minded peple.
Be Friendly and Apprachable
A simple smile can g a lng way. 42 Make eye cntact when yu talk t thers and shw that yu’re interested in what they have t say. Sit next t new peple in class r at lunch, and start a cnversatin by asking abut their interests r hw their day is ging.
Jin Clubs r Teams
Schl clubs and sprts teams are excellent places t meet new peple. 43 Whether it’s a music club, a sccer team, r an art grup, jining an activity yu enjy gives yu the pprtunity t bnd with thers ver a shared passin. Yu’ll find yurself spending regular time with these peple, which helps in getting t knw each ther better.
Be a Gd Listener
When thers are talking, give them yur full attentin. 44 Avid interrupting and shw empathy twards their experiences. Being a gd listener makes peple feel valued, and they’ll be mre likely t want t be friends with yu.
Stay Psitive
A psitive attitude is attractive. 45 Even if yu face difficulties, try t see the bright side. Peple will be mre inclined t hang ut with smene wh makes them feel gd and spreads psitive energy.
A．This will make yu seem pen and warm.
B．Avid talking abut yur wn prblems t much.
C．Share yur hbbies and be interested in theirs.
D．Dn’t cmplain cnstantly abut schl r yur classmates.
E．It’s easier t cnnect with thers when yu’re invlved in smething yu lve.
F．Peple respect thse wh can express their pinins clearly and plitely.
G．Be cnfident in yur unique qualities and let them shine thrugh.
五、单词拼写
46．The building has thirty-tw flrs, and I live n the ________(twelve) flr.
47．DeepSeek may help yu when yu have difficulty ________ (wrk) ut the prblem.
48．We can’t ________ (simple) depend n thers fr ur wn grwth.
49．My parents are ________ (pride) f me because I wn the first prize in the English speech cntest.
50．The ________ (invent) f the cmputer has changed ur lives greatly.
六、选词填空
根据句子意思，从方框中选用恰当的单词或短语填空。
51．The lifestyle in big cities is that in small twns in many ways.
52．These beautiful silk scarves are made and each ne has its wn style.
53．The vlunteers are ready t help the elderly in the cmmunity .
54．It’s a gd study habit t put schl things after using them.
55．Befre giving up, and yu will find the curage t keep ging.
56．Our schl life becmes because f different kinds f activities.
七、短文填空
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。
Since she established cnnectin with Dunhuang, Chinese silk artist Fan Yanyan has been studying and spreading Dunhuang culture. Thrugh her artwrks full f deep meanings, she has made Dunhuang culture shine 57 (bright) n the wrld stage.
Fan Yanyan has had a strng and unchanging lve fr art 58 she was a child. After graduating frm cllege in 2000, she went t Dunhuang alne t learn abut its culture, because she thught it was 59 (value). In the third year after her graduatin, she started t create 60 made her really prud — the wrk “Dreamy Dunhuang”. By 2009, Fan had created her wn brand (品牌) and had made a lt f different 61 (prduct), s she had been invited t hld cultural exchange activities in mre than 20 cuntries. Over 300 grups f freign guests frm mre than 60 cuntries 62 (visit) the Fan Yanyan Silk Art Center up t nw.
Her silk artwrk Silk Rad Sharing Jy 63 (keep) by the Natinal Histry Museum f Kyrgyzstan. At 64 internatinal cultural exchange event, a freigner wre a silk scarf. “This silk scarf seems t take 65 (I) back t the ancient East where the culture develped rapidly,” the freigner said.
Fan hpes t shw the spirit f Dunhuang thrugh her designs. In her pinin, it’s necessary fr the wrld 66 (see) a mre cmplete clrful Dunhuang. And she made it a mre cmplete and clrful Dunhuang.
八、任务型阅读
请认真阅读下面短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。
A heartwarming stry abut a Cuban (古巴的) pilt named Albert Alns Sanjuan, als called “Tit”, has tuched peple in China and Cuba. Many years ag, Tit trained in China with the Chinese Air Frce (中国空军). Nw, in his 80s, he still keeps his ld Chinese ntebks, medals, and a graduatin certificate.
In February, a vlgger psted a vide shwing Tit in his hmetwn in Cuba. Tit shared his memries f learning t fly in China during the 1960s. “Mst f my friends are gne,” he said sadly. He als asked, “Hw much des a flight t China cst?” After hearing these, many netizens (网民) were greatly tuched, they decided t help him.
Thanks t the Internet, Chinese netizens fund Tit’s ld teachers. Sn, a grup f representatives frm the Chinese Air Frce visited Cuba t meet Tit and ther Cuban pilts wh received training in China in the 1960s.
In 1960, China and Cuba established diplmatic ties (建立外交关系). T help Cuba build its air frce, China invited Cuban pilts t train. The Cuban students faced challenges: cld weather, new technlgy, and a language barrier (障碍). Chinese teachers used mdels and drawings t explain flying skills. The Cubans wrked hard t learn Chinese, even writing wrds n their hands t remember them.
One Chinese teacher, Mr. Peng, recalled, “We ate and trained tgether. They never gave up, even in freezing weather.” In just ne year, ver 200 Cuban pilts returned hme, becming leaders in Cuba’s air frce.
During the meeting in Cuba, the Chinese team brught vide messages frm Tit’s teachers. Mr. Peng smiled and said, “I still remember their hard wrk.” The Cuban pilts thanked China fr its kindness. “Chinese teachers taught us everything,” said Henry, a Cuban pilt.
The Chinese ambassadr t Cuba added, “This reunin (重聚) nt nly shws a nice teacher-student relatinship but als shws the lasting friendship. It’s nt just in the past, but remains at present, and will cntinue t the future.”
67．What did the Cuban pilt Tit share in the vide?

68．Why did the Chinese gvernment invite Cuban pilts t China in the 1960s?

69．Hw did Chinese teachers train the Cuban pilts?

70．What des the reunin between Chinese teachers and Cuban pilts shw?

71．What d yu think f the stry in this passage? (请自拟一句话作答)

九、书面表达
72．回望初中三年，课堂似一方舞台，无数活动精彩呈现。或是一场好书推荐会，或是一幕角色扮演，或是一次DIY创作实践……随着毕业季脚步渐近，学校公众平台的英语角栏目发起“A Class Activity I’ll Never Frget”征文活动，诚邀同学们用英文记录那场亲身经历、收获满溢的课堂活动。请你浏览推送内容，撰写一篇英语文章投稿。
Intrduce what the activity was
Describe what yu did during the activity
Explain why yu will never frget it
注意事项：
1.短文内容须自拟，要求观点明确、语句通顺、意思连贯、符合题意；
2.词数在100个左右，短文开头已给出，不计入总词数；
3.短文中不得使用真实的个人及学校信息；
4，短文必须写在答题卡指定的位置上。
A Class Activity I’ll Never Frget
As I lk back n my junir high schl years, cuntless memries fld int my mind. But ne class activity impresses me mst—_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________different frm; all year rund; by hand; lively; think twice; in place