2026年中考模拟英语最后押题卷含答案（浙江卷）

这是一份2026年中考模拟英语最后押题卷含答案（浙江卷），共10页。试卷主要包含了本试卷分第Ⅰ卷两部分等内容，欢迎下载使用。
（考试时间：100分钟 试卷满分：120分）
注意事项：
1．本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。
2．回答第Ⅰ卷时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。写在本试卷上无效。
3．回答第Ⅱ卷时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。
4．考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。
第一部分 听力部分
一、听力（本题有15小题，第一、二节每小题1分，第三节每小题2分；满分20分）
第一节 听小对话，从A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，回答问题。
1．What’s the weather like tday?
A．Rainy.B．Cludy.C．Sunny.
2．Hw did they g t Harbin?
A．By air.B．By car.C．By train.
3．When des the museum pen n Sundays?
A．At 9:30.B．At 10:00.C．At 10:30.
4．Wh is the man?
A．The girl’s classmate.B．The girl’s teacher.C．The girl’s parent.
5．What des the wman mean?
A．It’s nt a gd idea t buy a new car.
B．The bank can help the man park his car.
C．There’s n place t park in the neighbrhd.
第二节 听长对话，从A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，回答问题。
听下面一段较长的对话，回答列小题。
6．What clr des the man’s sn like?
A．Blue.B．Black.C．Yellw.
7．Hw much des the man pay at last?
A．16 dllars.B．18 dllars.C．34 dllars.
听下面一段较长的对话，回答下列小题。
8．Where did Peter g last mnth?
A．America.B．Australia.C．England.
9．Hw many students are there in Mary’s class?
A．30.B．40.C．50.
10．Hw d the students sit in Mary’s class?
A．In lines.B．Arund tables.C．On the flr.
第三节 听长对话，从A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，回答问题。
11．Wh is prbably the speaker?
A．A htel wner.B．A bike rider.C．A shpkeeper.
12．Where can travelers find free places t sleep n Warmshwers?
A．In small htels.B．In lcal shps.C．In bike riders’ hmes.
13．When is it nice t give a small gift accrding t the speaker?
A．When leaving.B．When arriving.C．When dining.
14．Why did the speaker recmmend Warmshwers?
A．Because it ffers free bikes.
B．Because f free stays and fun.
C．Because it helps make mney.
15．What is the speaker mainly talking abut?
A．A bike brand.B．A htel.C．A website.
第二部分 笔试部分
二、阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项。
A
16．Frm the pster, we can d many things in the Qinling Animal Museum EXCEPT ________.
A．watch animal videsB．ask ur guide questins
C．take phts f the animalsD．run r shut inside
17．A 5-year-ld by with his parents plans t visit Qinling Animal Museum. Hw much will they pay in ttal?
A．¥200.B．¥100.C．¥250.D．¥300.
18．What’s the meaning f “See mre, learn mre, lve mre”?
A．The mre we see and knw animals, the less we lve them.
B．The mre we see and knw animals, the mre we lve them.
C．We can see and knw animals, but nt lve them.
D．We see many animals but knw little abut them.
B
Liu Xiamei, a cmmn canteen (食堂) wrker called “Aunt Liu,” frm Yanbian University, gave a speech n June 20th, 2025. The speech made students cry and tuched millins nline.
Her wrds were simple but pwerful: “N matter hw busy yu are, always eat well. Take care f yurselves. Dn’t hide yur sadness alne.” These mtherly reminders made students think f the care they might get frm their wn families.
What made Liu’s speech special was its truthfulness. Unlike frmal (正式的) talks, she spke naturally in a lcal dialect (方言), breaking dwn the walls between staff and students. The university’s chice t invite a canteen wrker t speak shwed hw imprtant it is t recgnize unsung (默默无闻的) heres in educatin. T send ff the graduates, Liu and her c-wrkers even made 15,000 dumplings—a traditinal nrthern Chinese fd that means gd luck fr their future.
This warm stry quickly spread nline, with peple praising Liu’s hnesty. Many said her wrds, withut great prmises, gave the mst valuable life lessns: lving health, staying real, and finding warmth in small kindnesses. As ne student wrte, “Aunt Liu’s lve fr us was in every bwl f ndles she served. Tday, her wrds are ur guide fr the future.”
Liu’s speech didn’t just celebrate the end f schl. It als reminded everyne that educatin is mre than classes. It’s in the smiles f thse wh lk after us, even in the simplest acts f care.
19．Why did students cry at Liu Xiamei’s speech?
A．She shared funny stries abut their exams.
B．Her wrds reminded them f family care.
C．She gave each student a bwl f ndles.
D．They were mved by her frmal language.
20．What can we infer frm the university’s decisin t invite Aunt Liu?
A．Canteen wrkers are better speakers than teachers.
B．The university values unsung heres in educatin.
C．Students prefer dialect speeches t frmal nes.
D．Traditinal fds like dumplings are part f the curses.
21．Why did Aunt Liu and her c-wrkers make 15,000 dumplings?
A．T break a wrld recrd.
B．T shw the difficulty f cking.
C．T fllw a nrthern Chinese traditin.
D．T celebrate the students wh have finished their studies successfully.
22．What’s the purpse f mentining ne student’s wrds nline?
A．T intrduce a new scial media trend.
B．T prve the ppularity f schl canteens.
C．T shw hw Aunt Liu influenced students’ lives.
D．T cmpare different types f graduatin speeches.
C
Anyne walking arund Beijing recently will easily ntice patches f green everywhere—small pcket parks beside busy rads, rftp gardens n ffice buildings, and large urban frests in the suburbs. These are all part f Beijing’s “City Frest” prject.
The prject aims t create mre natural green spaces and upgrade lcals’ living cnditins. Unlike traditinal parks, which are mainly designed fr sightseeing, city frests are built t fllw the rules f nature. They use lcal plants that can grw well in Beijing’s climate, and create a cmplete ecsystem fr birds, insects and small animals. There are n neatly cut lawns r man-made flwer beds; instead, there are wild grasses, fallen leaves and natural water pls, just like a real frest.
A recent study shws that by the end f 2025, Beijing has built mre than 300 city frests, cvering an area f ver 40,000 mu. These green spaces have increased the city’s frest cverage rate t 45%, and reduced the average summer temperature in the surrunding areas by 2—3℃. They have als helped imprve the air quality, and prvided hmes fr mre than 150 kinds f wild animals and birds.
“Befre, there was nly a busy rad and sme ld buildings here. Nw, it’s a beautiful frest. It’s like having a natural park right at ur dr,” said Ms. Li, a 68-year-ld lcal resident.
The prject is still ging n, and Beijing will build anther 50 city frests by 2030, and cnnect all the green spaces tgether t frm a cmplete green netwrk. “We want t make Beijing a city in the frest, nt just a city with frests,” said an expert frm the Beijing Frestry and Parks Bureau.
This prject perfectly balances urban cnstructin and eclgical prtectin, reflecting the harmny between nature and humans. It als helps build a livable and harmnius mdern city.
23．What is the main difference between city frests and traditinal parks?
A．City frests are larger in size than traditinal parks.B．City frests are built accrding t natural rules.
C．City frests have mre man-made flwer beds.D．City frests are mainly designed fr sightseeing.
24．What d the numbers in Paragraph 3 shw?
A．The achievements f the “City Frest” prject.B．The cst f building the city frests in Beijing.
C．The plan fr the “City Frest” prject in the future.D．The number f animals living in the city frests.
25．What des the expert mean by saying the underlined sentence in Para. 5?
A．Beijing will build far mre frests in the future.
B．Beijing will make frests fully mix with the whle city.
C．All city buildings will be mved t suburban frests.
D．Beijing will stp city cnstructin nly t prtect natural frests.
26．What can we learn frm the passage?
A．The “City Frest” prject has finished all its planned wrk.
B．All plants in city frests are brught frm freign cuntries.
C．The city frests have imprved Beijing peple’s living envirnment.
D．The city frests made Beijing’s summer cler than any ther city.
D
The 2026 Beijing E-Twn Half Marathn and Humanid Rbt Half Marathn was fficially held n April 19. As the secnd hlding f the wrld’s first famus humanid rbt half marathn, which first started in 2025, the event has becme an imprtant glbal place fr testing and imprving humanid rbt technlgies.
After hard cmpetitin, Shandian (Lightning), made by Team Mnkey King under Hnr, wn the champinship with a great time f 50 minutes and 26 secnds. This result is a big prgress cmpared with the 2025 winning time f nearly tw hurs and 41 minutes, and is better than the current men’s wrld recrd fr the human half marathn. It fully shws the fast prgress f rbts in running speed, dynamic balance and energy.
The 21.0975-kilmeter race began at Kechuang 17th Street and ended at Nanhaizi Park, passing several famus places in the Beijing Ecnmic-Technlgical Develpment Area, including Rbt Wrld, Pawlnia Bulevard and BOE’s headquarters. Having mre than ten kinds f landfrms such as flat rads, slpes, bends and narrw parts, the race prvided a difficult real-wrld test fr the cmpeting rbts.
The players were divided int fully autmatic rbts and remtely cntrlled rbts. T encurage the develpment f independent intelligent technlgies, the real finishing time f remtely cntrlled rbts was multiplied by 1.2. At the same time, nearly 40 percent f the teams used fully autmatic rbts this year, a big increase frm last year.
The event is mre than a sprts cmpetitin. It shws the idea f prmting research, industrializatin and use thrugh cmpetitins, prviding a useful real-scenari test fr embdied intelligence (具身智能). It als shws China’s steady prgress in the research and develpment f humanid rbts, supprting the new develpment f the glbal high-end equipment industry.
27．What can we knw frm the first paragraph abut the humanid rbt half marathn?
A．It was nt well-knwn when it was first held in 2025.
B．It is held nce a year in Beijing E-Twn.
C．It is the nly humanid rbt marathn in the wrld.
D．It has becme an imprtant place fr related technlgy.
28．What can we infer abut fully autmatic rbts frm Paragraph 4?
A．They are mre difficult t make than remtely cntrlled rbts.
B．They are becming mre ppular amng participating teams.
C．They all finished the race faster than remtely cntrlled rbts.
D．They were nt used in the 2025 marathn.
29．Which f the fllwing is true accrding t the text?
A．All rbts in the race must be cntrlled frm far away.
B．The race rute nly includes simple and flat city rads.
C．Sme rbts’ results use a special calculatin way.
D．Mst teams chse fully autmatic rbts this year.
30．What des the authr want t tell us thrugh the last paragraph?
A．The event is nly a cmmn sprts cmpetitin.
B．China is leading the wrld in rbt technlgy.
C．The event helps the develpment f rbt industry.
D．Embdied intelligence is nt imprtant fr rbts.
三、任务型阅读（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分）
阅读下面材料，从方框中所给的A—E五个选项中选择正确的选项（其中一项是多余选项），将其序号填入前四个小题，并回答第五小题。
Yu prbably write the wrk quite ften at schl. Yur first draft (草稿) might nt be yur best wrk. 31 It’s imprtant t read again carefully and crrect it. Here are sme tips t help yu imprve yur written wrk.
Create a success list.
32 Yu culd list the suggestins and give reasns if it’s a suggestin letter. If it’s creative writing, yu can remind yurself f the kinds f punctuatin (标点) r writing methds yu want t use.
Write everything dwn and then g back.
When yu think f lts f ideas, yu shuld write them dwn quickly first withut paying t much attentin t yur spelling, punctuatin r grammar. Then, nce yu have written everything dwn, yu can read carefully and decide which parts need t be cut ut, added, crrected, changed r imprved. 33
Get anther pinin.
When yu write smething yurself, yu can find it hard t ntice mistakes r unreasnable parts. Yu can ask yur classmates r teachers fr help. Ask them t give imprtant pinins fr imprvement and t check if yu’ve made any mistakes in spelling, punctuatin r grammar.
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Write up yur final draft, taking int cnsideratin yur list and any changes. Dn’t stp yurself frm redrafting again if yu think yu need t. But remember t be kind t yurself and nt t strict. When yu are happy, yu can crrect it better.
Which tip d yu like best? And why? (不超过15词)
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第三部分 语言运用(共三节，满分40分)
第一节 完形填空(共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项。
Each day, when Cara’s mther drpped her ff at schl, she always gave her daughter the same gdbye “Wrk hard,” she 36 , giving her a kiss n the frehead (前额). “Be kind,” she cntinued, planting anther kiss. “Have fun!” Cara’s mther finished, giving her the 37 kiss.
Tday was n different. Cara received her mther’s kisses and walked t the classrm. The first class was math. She lked at her 38 and graned (叹息). Mre wrd prblems! She was terrible at them.
39 she remembered her mther’s first wrd “Wrk hard.” Cara thught, “Part f wrking hard is asking fr help when I need it.” She 40 her hand. By the end f the class, Cara slved all the prblems and felt 41 .
At lunch. Cara headed fr the table with her friends and tk a 42 . She nticed the new student 43 sitting alne at the next table. She remembered her mther’s secnd piece f 44 : be kind. There weren’t enugh chairs at Cara’s table fr anther persn, s she 45 her lunch, and went t the new girl.
“Hi! I’m Cara,” Cara said. “Can I sit with yu?”
“Sure!” said the new girl. “I’m Vanessa. Thanks fr sitting with me.”
“N prblem! I remember what it’s like t be new,” Cara replied cheerfully. The tw girls happily ate and talked,
Tw things dne. One left.
Sn it was a(n) 46 . Cara intrduced Vanessa t her friends. Suddenly, music pured ut f an pen classrm windw.
“Dance party!” the girls 47 ludly all tgether.
Cara lked n nervusly. She wasn’t a great dancer. Then her mm’s 48 rang in her ears: have fun, Cara.
49 ne ft, then anther, and then twirled(旋转). She was dancing! Mre imprtantly, she was having fun! When Cara returned hme frm schl, her mther asked, “Hw was yur day?”
“Great, 50 as always!” Cara answered excitedly. “I wrked hard. I was kind. And I had fun!”
36．A．jumpedB．beganC．appearedD．arrived
37．A．finalB．lngC．firstD．shy
38．A．magazineB．dictinaryC．hmewrkD．newspaper
39．A．AlthughB．IfC．UnlessD．But
40．A．gaveB．heldC．raisedD．needed
41．A．angryB．prudC．hungryD．sleepy
42．A．seatB．letterC．restD．gift
43．A．carefullyB．quicklyC．strictlyD．sadly
44．A．newsB．breadC．musicD．advice
45．A．ate upB．gave upC．picked upD．tk up
46．A．breakB．meetingC．interviewD．exam
47．A．reprtedB．shutedC．warnedD．advertised
48．A．viceB．phneC．laughterD．bell
49．A．hurtB．mvedC．landedD．rse
50．A．bringB．famusC．seriusD．same
第二节 词汇运用（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）
A. 将方框中所给词(词组)的适当形式填入短文中，每词仅用一次。
D yu get angry when yur friends sing ludly while yu are wrking, r when yur best friend des nt wait fr yu after schl? If s, yu need t 51 yur bad feelings in time and stp getting angry s easily. Getting angry is 52 t healthy relatinships with ther peple. If yu calm dwn, yu can think 53 and find better slutins.
My Feelings Are Just Like Wild Animals, a bk 54 an American writer named Gary Egeberg, tells abut hw t stay cl when bad things happen. The bk says that getting angry nly makes prblems even wrse. It is just a bad habit, like smking. The bk says all yu have t d is t tell 55 nt t be angry! It’s said that sme f the 56 frm the bk are quite easy and really wrk ut fr thse peple wh get angry easily.
B. 阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式 (每空一词) 。
In ancient China, when flwers just began t blm (盛开) in early spring, it wuld be a gd 57 (选择) fr peple t get tgether fr a flwer-themed party. This day later became knwn as the Flwer Festival. It has a histry f 58 (超过) 1,400 years. Peple believed that this day was the birthday f all flwers.
The Flwer Festival was 59 (广泛地) celebrated n the fifteenth day f the secnd lunar mnth. Hwever, in sme areas, peple 60 (更喜欢) t celebrate it n the secnd, the twelfth, r the twenty-fifth day f that mnth. It depended n the 61 (当地的) weather.
Every spring in ancient China, there were interesting celebratins. T enjy the 62 (生气勃勃的) flwers, ne ppular activity was an uting in the cuntryside, singing and dancing. Peple wuld als visit a nearby 63 (花园), r g t any place where they culd feel the seasn. There were many ther 64 (风俗) t. Fr example, peple, especially yung girls, wuld tie a piece f red clth r paper nt flwer branches t 65 (表达) their wishes fr a bright future. They als drank flwer tea, planted flwers, and watched butterflies.
In shrt, the Flwer Festival is a wnderful time t experience the beauty f spring. Tday, mre and mre peple are beginning t celebrate this festival again.
第三节 语法填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
April 20th is Chinese Language Day. It is a special day t celebrate the beauty and imprtance f the Chinese language all ver the wrld. Chinese became an fficial language f the United Natins 66 1946. Ever since then, it has played 67 imprtant rle in internatinal cmmunicatin.
In 2010, Chinese Language Day was specifically chsen t fall n the same day as Guyu, ne f the 24 slar terms (节气). It is a day 68 (hnr) Cangjie. Accrding t the legend (传说), Cangjie created Chinese characters. Then the sky rained millet (小米), s peple had fd t eat. That’s why the slar term gt 69 (it) name.
Unlike alphabetic languages, Chinese characters riginally came frm simple pictures. Fr example, the character fr “sun” nce lked exactly like a circle. Learning such characters can be bth fun and 70 (challenge).
Tday, Chinese Language Day is 71 (wide) celebrated arund the wrld. Peple hld calligraphy exhibitins (书法展) 72 ffer Chinese language classes. Schls and cultural centers hld all kinds f activities, like petry readings, and traditinal perfrmances. These activities help peple frm different backgrunds appreciate the 73 (beautiful) f Chinese.
Learning Chinese 74 (be) mre than getting a skill. It pens the dr t a rich culture and deepens ne’s understanding f the wrld. When mre peple take up the language, bridges f friendship can 75 (build) acrss natins.
第四部分 书面表达(共一节，满分20分)
76．“感恩的心，感谢有你，伴我一生，让我有勇气做我自己。”这首歌使我明白我们需要拥有一颗感恩的心。我们要感谢父母一路走来的支持，我们要感谢朋友一路陪伴我们走过风风雨雨，我们要感谢老师的谆谆教诲……某英文期刊正举办以“Be Thankful”为题的征文比赛。请你用英语写一篇短文投稿。
内容提示：
1. Wh d yu want t thank mst and why?
2. Tell a stry abut a time when he r she helped yu.
3. What d yu want t say t him r her?
要求：
1. 词数不少于80；
2. 文中不得出现真实的人名、校名。
Be Thankful
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Explre • Learn • Discver
OPEN A DOOR
MEET QINLING’S FRIENDS
See mre, learn mre, lve mre
Qinling Animal Museum:N. 18 Suth Rad, Chang’an District
Welcme t the Qinling Animal Museum.
A wnderful place t knw, lve and prtect animals.
We have:
● Giant Panda Hall
● Glden Mnkey Area
● Takin (羚牛) Zne
● Crested Ibis (朱鹮) Zne
● Animal Pht Crner
Yu can:
● Learn abut animals’ life stries
● Watch animal vides
● Take phts f the animals
● Ask ur guide questins
[Museum Rules]
● Keep quiet in the halls.
● Dn’t tuch r feed the animals.
● Dn’t run r shut inside.
● Keep the museum clean.
● N fd r drinks in the halls.
[Opening Hurs]
Tuesday — Sunday: 9:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.
Mnday: Clsed
[Ticket Prices]
● Adult: ¥100
● Child (7 — 18 years): ¥50
● Free: 0 — 6 years r under 1.2m
1 free child per adult
A．Redraft and crrect.
B．Write dwn any changes.
C． This is cmpletely cmmn and dn’t wrry.
D．Having a list can help yu remember anything imprtant.
E. Yu need t mark things n the wrk with a red pen r make a list separately.
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