2026年四川省泸州市中考英语试题（无答案）

这是一份2026年四川省泸州市中考英语试题（无答案），共37页。试卷主要包含了未知等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、未知
1．What animal is gd at changing directins?
A．Muntain Gat.B．Red Fx.C．Arctic Hare.D．Caribu.
2．Which event will the Red Fx prbably win?
A．B．C．D．
3．What can Muntain Gat’s feet help it d?
A．Jump high.B．Walk far.C．Climb easily.D．Skate fast.
4．Why des Caribu travel every year in winter?
A．T take care f babies.B．T find enugh fd.
C．T avid dangerus enemies.D．T get away frm cld weather.
5．Where can yu read the passage prbably?
A．An animal magazine.B．A travel guide.
C．A sprts annuncement.D．An educatin ntice.
Cha Ziyi and Cha Ziwei are brthers frm Henan prvince. Mre than 20 years ag, making large bwls was their jb. If smene tld them they wuld ne day becme artists, they wuld just laugh at it as a jke. But yu can never predict what life will bring yu next. Tday, they bth teach at a university, and their wrks are shwn at hme and abrad.
They learned every step f making ceramics (陶瓷) n their wn frm a yung age, and this gave them smething even mre valuable — a deep lve fr their material. Artists and teachers later led them int the wrld f ceramic art. Althugh receiving n prfessinal art training, the brthers gradually develped a style — use ceramics, an ld Chinese material, t express mdern ideas and persnal memries.
Their mst fascinating artwrk is a huge ceramic tractr (拖拉机) called Dngfanghng. It is ver tw meters lng and weighs tw tns, with n supprt inside. Different thicknesses and thin parts let the clay break easily. They wrked day and night, trying special materials and changing the heat levels again and again. The artwrk finally lked like real metal thrugh their years f effrts.
Thanks t their effrts and new ideas, the brthers have wn many prizes, and their artwrks are kept in famus museums. Their stry shws us that with patience and strng mind, even the mst cmmn jurney can lead t smething amazing.
6．What did the brthers d in the past?
A．They decided t be artists.B．They taught at a university.
C．They lived by making big bwls.D．They wrked in freign cuntries.
7．Hw did artists and teachers help the brthers?
A．By telling them teaching methds.B．By giving them prfessinal training.
C．By asking them t prduce ceramics.D．By guiding them int the wrld f art.
8．What d we knw abut the ceramic tractr?
A．It seems like real metal.B．It needs mnths f wrk.
C．It is nearly tw meters high.D．It has strng supprt inside.
9．Which f the fllwing best describe the brthers?
A．Caring and cl-minded.B．Patient and well-educated.
C．Talented and warm-hearted.D．Creative and hard-wrking.
10．What wuld be the best title fr the passage?
A．A deep lve fr the past.B．An amazing turn in life.
C．A mdern style f clay bwls.D．An unexpected art class.
It may sund like a magic stry that plants can actually sense sunds arund them. A new study by scientists at MIT fund that rice seeds (种子) can “hear” the sund f raindrps and use the infrmatin t “decide” when t grw. It’s nt cmpletely new. Earlier studies have already shwn sme plants culd respnd t (反应) the envirnment. They can sense the sunds when caterpillars eat leaves, and when bees fly past. The new study shws that plants are even smarter than we thught.
T make sure the seeds respnd t sund instead f water, scientists did a test. They chse t fcus n rice seeds because rice is usually planted in water. Thusands f rice seeds were put in water. By this way, all f the seeds culd get enugh water t grw. Sme stayed in quiet water, while thers sensed man-made raindrps.
The result was surprising. The seeds that “hear” raindrp sunds grew 30 t 40 percent faster than the nes in quiet water. This faster grwth helps seeds live better in nature. Scientists als fund ut why this happens. Falling raindrps create clear vibratins in the water. Inside rice seeds, there are tiny parts called statliths keeping balance. These parts mve quickly when they feel the vibratins, which tells the seeds t start grwing earlier.
The scientists believe that sensing rain sunds may help seeds make sure they’re in a gd place t grw. They think this special ability is nt just fr rice.
11．What can we learn frm paragraph 1?
A．Plants have “muths”.B．Rice seeds have “ears”.
C．Bees have sense f taste.D．Insects have magical pwer.
12．Why did scientists put all seeds in water?
A．T test their quality.B．T cunt their number.
C．T set them in the same cnditin.D．T keep them in quiet envirnment.
13．Which picture culd shw the result f the scientific test?
A．B．
C．D．
14．What des the underlined wrd “vibratins” prbably mean?
A．Shakes.B．Scenes.C．Shapes.D．Smells.
15．What will be prbably talked abut next?
A．Hw plant seeds keep perfect balance.
B．Why rice seeds live better in sme places.
C．Hw scientists carry ut the rice seeds test.
D．Whether ther plant seeds share the ability.
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Have yu ever felt bred r dwn in yur life? Keeping yurself psitive is abut having a feeling f happiness and life satisfactin. It is als linked t health. ____16____
● Lve and accept yurself.
____17____ Yu shuld nt care t much abut changing yurself. Use active self-talk by thinking r telling yurself things like, “I lve wh I am. I accept everything abut myself right nw. Hw I am right at this mment is cmpletely fine.”
● Think frm the brighter side.
Yur wn thughts will greatly influence hw yu feel. Many peple think they dn’t achieve what they want. If yu are part f them, it’s hard fr yu t feel satisfied. Psitive peple dn’t lk fr ther materials r experiences t keep happy. ____18____
● D activities that lift yur spirits.
Being active is cnnected with happiness levels. ____19____ Sme examples are watching TV, painting and listening t music. Ding exercise like swimming and hiking als helps. D whatever that can help yu.
● ____20____
D nt depend n thers t tell yu what yu want. Hld true t yur wn beliefs. If yu want t be a driver, start t study traffic rules. If yu dream f becming a writer, begin t write daily. Every step twards yur dream is a success — even the smallest ne.
A．Be independent.
B．Set yur wn gals.
C．Fcus n what yu are nw.
D．Jin in relaxing activities in yur free time.
E．S, pay clse attentin t gd parts f yur life.
F．Yu can learn t keep yurself psitive in many ways.
Trees give us many treats: dry leaves t run thrugh, fresh apples and sweet pears t eat, cl cver n ht days. They can be ________ fr birds and insects, t. Even a stump (树桩) is nt just a piece f wd! Sme stumps make ________ places fr kids. Other stumps are wnderful fr little animals and insects. They can als tell yu the ________ f a tree. When yu lk at the tp, yu will see light and dark rings. If they are thick, the tree grew ________; thin rings mean grwth was slw. T ________ the age f the tree, cunt the pairs f light and dark rings. Thank yu, trees, and tree stumps, t!
21．A．marketsB．hmesC．museumsD．schls
22．A．strangeB．farC．funD．ancient
23．A．nameB．placeC．lkD．secret
24．A．quicklyB．quietlyC．safelyD．widely
25．A．changeB．frgetC．knwD．hide
My father taught me t be kind when I was a teenager. We wuld stp t help peple whenever we had the ________. I remember nce we met an ld cuple n a rad. One tire (轮胎) f their car was ________. Dad and I went t lend them a hand.
After we changed the tire, the ld man ________ his wallet and said, “Let me please pay yu sme mney fr yur time and effrt.”
My father quickly put up his hands t ________ the mney. “Just keep it,” he said, “We just d when we are able t.”
The ld man and his wife thanked us ________. We gt back int ur car and cntinued ________. On the way, Dad tld me, “Help thers when yu can. When mney is ________, yu shuld nt accept. And when yu are in truble, supprt will cme t yu naturally.”
I asked, “What if they take the mney?” Dad answered, “It’s ________ fr them t get paid fr what they have dne. It is wrth it.” I then asked why we didn’t take the mney. He said, “We have already received mre than enugh by being able t give.”
As an adult, I still d what Dad taught me. Whenever I’m in need, I always try t pay, ________ n ne ever takes it. ________ truly passes n, because we chse t keep it ging.
26．A．reasnB．chanceC．methdD．duty
27．A．stlenB．burntC．brkenD．lst
28．A．gave awayB．tk awayC．put dwnD．pulled ut
29．A．refuseB．cuntC．saveD．spend
30．A．prudlyB．bravelyC．warmlyD．carefully
31．A．talkingB．drivingC．thinkingD．helping
32．A．lentB．fundC．raisedD．ffered
33．A．nrmalB．wiseC．luckyD．simple
34．A．andB．butC．sD．r
35．A．FairnessB．PlitenessC．RichnessD．Kindness
36．A healthy living h________ and regular exercise are key in keeping fit.
37．The wnderful music festival has brught tns f v________ t Luzhu.
38．As an ld saying ges, plant seeds in spring, and p________ fruits in autumn.
39．The Yellw River, ne f the birthplaces f ur culture, is the s________ lngest river in China.
40．Museums act as a b________ t cnnect the past with the present, in which we can chat with histry.
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Recently, a shulder bag with a cute, hand-embridered (手工刺绣) tiger face ____41____ (sudden) went ppular nline. It cmes frm Zhuang Brcade (壮锦), ____42____ traditinal skill well-knwn in Chinese histry.
“I have never seen a bag that is s cute and s cultural at the same time!” a yung girl ____43____ (write) n the Internet.
Liu Siwei is the ne behind the tiger face bag. She gt the idea frm sme traditinal tiger-head shapes during a trip t Gansu prvince and then decided t put them int a bag ____44____ peple culd wear, weaving (编织) traditin int daily life.
Every part f the bag carries a special meaning. Fr example, the butterfly n the tiger’s nse is the symbl ____45____ gd luck.
Liu says every bag ____46____ (make) by hand. It takes abut ne week ____47____ (finish) just ne bag. The rad was nt easy. “Hand embridery requires patience,” she said. “When training ten ____48____ (wrker), I ften find nly ne wuld stick with it.” Hwever, “I knew the bag was nt just a thing. It was a ____49____ (meaning) wrk deeply rted in ur culture.” Within a year, Liu mved back t ____50____ (she) hmetwn and began t build a business t hnr the traditinal skill while sharing it with the wrld.
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Kicking legs, waving sticks n stage…are yu surprised by thse skillful “Kung Fu Masters” n the 2026 Spring Festival Gala? They are frm a Chinese technlgy cmpany — Unitree. Nw, it’s n the way t develping humanid rbts.
Humanid rbts are rbts that lk like and behave like humans. Their main gal is t wrk in places built fr peple and help with everyday tasks.
Different frm traditinal factry rbts, which nly wrk in factries, humanid rbts are prduced t live and wrk with humans. They can pen drs, use tls and talk t peple. Tday, humanid rbts have becme real, nt just in mvies, because f fast grwth in AI and rbtics.
Hw d they wrk like humans? First, their bdy shape is similar t urs. They have human-like bdies with arms, legs, heads and sensing parts. Special machines let their bdy mve freely. Cameras and sensing parts help them see things and hld bjects. Next, AI gives them “brains”. It helps them understand the envirnment, learn new skills and answer human rders quickly.
Many Chinese cmpanies are making huge prgress in develping such rbts. In the future, we can always see them in many places at any time. They will be gd helpers in hmes, hspitals, schls and wrkplaces. They will als d mre challenging r bring jbs fr humans arund the clck. With better technlgy, they will certainly have a great influence n hw we wrk, study and live.
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Mre than 3,500 players frm nearly 100 cuntries cmpeted in the 2026 Olympics. But d yu knw sme animals culd beat the best human players in sme events? Let’s find ut sme f the real cmpetitrs wh culd take hme an Olympic gld medal!
Arctic Hare
Speed skaters g abut 56 kilmeters an hur. Me? I can run 64 kilmeters an hur n ice and turn directins in such a rapid way! These are gd things fr me t avid danger. S, quick turns? N prblem at all!
Figure skaters d jumps and draw fantastic shapes withut falling ver. A piece f cake fr me! I gt the name “Perfect Walker”. When walking in the snw, I leave just ne clean line. I can als jump up t 2 meters high — abut fur times my bdy height. With exact mves and cl jumps, I’m sure t get perfect scres!
Red Fx
Muntain Gat
Players climb up a muntain, then rush dwn. I d this in the wild every day. My special feet can hld rcks clsely t help me climb withut difficulty. Ging dwn? I just g dwn the hill n parts f my bdy such as feet, sides and s n. Nthing else needed!
Skiers smetimes race ver 48 kilmeters in just ne event. That’s nly a warm-up fr me. I travel abut 1,200 kilmeters every year t get fd in winter and safe places fr my babies in spring. I must be the final winner!
Caribu
Humanid Rbts
A general intrductin
● They lk like and ____51____ like humans.
● They wrk in places built fr peple and d everyday tasks.
The ____52____ between rbts
● Traditinal rbts nly wrk in factries.
● Humanid rbts pen drs, use tls and talk t peple.
The characteristics
● Special bdies: Their bdy shape is ____53____ t humans’.
● Smart ____54____: They can understand the envirnment, learn new skills and answer human rders.
The future develpment
● Mre ____55____: We can see them in many places at any time.
● Mre helpful and useful: They will change hw we wrk, study and live.