四川省巴中市2026年中考英语试题
试卷更新日期:2026-09-18 类型:中考真卷
一、听力理解。(30分)
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1. 听下面5段对话,回答第1—5小题。从题中所给的A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。
1.What's the weather like in Guangzhou?
A、Sunny. B、Rainy. C、Cloudy.2. What does Tina's friend look like?A、Tall with short hair. B、Tall with black hair. C、Short with black hair.3. What subject does Linda like best?A、Art. B、P.E. C、Music.4. How does Lisa go to school?A、By bus. B、By bike. C、On foot.5. Where is the boy?A、At school. B、In the bank. C、In the market.6. 听第六段对话,回答问题。(1)、What sports does Steve play?A、Basketball. B、Football. C、Volleyball.(2)、How often does Steve watch evening news?A、Never. B、Sometimes. C、Always.7. 听第七段对话,回答问题。(1)、What is Jenny's school planning?A、A trip to Canada. B、A trip to China. C、A trip to Singapore.(2)、Who will lead the trip?A、Jenny. B、Jenny's father. C、Ms. Martin.(3)、What will Jenny do next?A、Send an e-mail. B、Have a party. C、Listen to the news.8. 听第八段,回答问题。(1)、What's wrong with Kangkang?A、He has a toothache. B、He has a headache. C、He has a fever.(2)、Why does Kangkang feel bad?A、Because he stayed up late. B、Because he played soccer a lot. C、Because he took his temperature.(3)、What's the girl's advice?A、Seeing a doctor. B、Going to bed early. C、Eating healthy food.9. 听第九段对话,回答问题。(1)、What books does the boy want?A、History books. B、Chinese books. C、English books.(2)、How many books can the boy borrow at a time?A、One. B、Two. C、Three.(3)、How can the boy keep the books longer?A、By coming to the desk. B、By making a phone call. C、By borrowing them online.10. 听第十段对话,回答问题。(1)、Who is Mr. Lu?A、A science teacher. B、A famous scientist. C、A space researcher.(2)、Where will the first meeting take place?A、In the School Hall. B、In the Science Building. C、In the Space Club.(3)、When will the scientist's talk begin?A、At 5:00 p.m. B、At 5:15 p.m. C、At 5:30 p.m.(4)、What can you do at the first meeting?A、Visit science museum. B、Make a model space station. C、Learn about the latest space news.二、阅读理解。(满分50分)
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11. 阅读下列短文,从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Welcome to "Green-Hub" Co-working Space (共享学习/办公空间)
"Green-Hub" is a shared study and work space for students and people who work online. It helps people study or work better.
Opening Hours
Mon.—Fri. 8:30 a.m.—10:00 p.m.
Sat.—Sun. 9:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m.
Note: Closed on public holidays.
Booking & Check-in
Online Booking: Users must book a seat on the "Green-Hub" app one day before they come.
Check-in: After you book successfully, you will get a QR code (二维码). Please scan (扫描) it at the front desk to enter.
If You Cannot Come: Please cancel your booking at least 2 hours before your start time.
Zone Rules
Quiet Zone (Zone A): No talking or phone calls. Please keep your phone and computer silent.
Communication Zone (Zone B): Group discussions are allowed here. Please keep your voice low.
Drinks Zone (Zone C): Free water and tea are provided. You may bring snacks, but hot food with strong smells is not allowed.
Service & Prices
Basic Member: $2 an hour. You can use high-speed Wi-Fi and a locker.
Monthly Member: $40 a month. You can use the space as long as you like and print up to 50 pages for free.
(1)、When can users go to Green-Hub?A、At 8:30 a.m. on Sunday. B、At 9:00 p.m. on Saturday. C、At 10:00 a.m. on Thursday. D、At 9:00 a.m. on a public holiday.(2)、What is the right order of entering Green-Hub?① Getting a QR code. ② Booking a seat online. ③ Scanning the QR code.
A、①→②→③ B、②→①→③ C、①→③→② D、②→③→①(3)、What is the main purpose of the text?A、To compare working spaces. B、To invite people to Green-Hub. C、To explain Green-Hub's user rules. D、To show Green-Hub's free service.12. 阅读下列短文,从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。For a long time, the apartment building where I lived was quiet. Although we shared the same lift every day, none of us knew each other's names. We only looked at the floor numbers. We were neighbors behind locked doors, but almost strangers. Last winter, a wooden box in the lobby (大厅) changed that.
An old teacher, Mrs. Smith, put the box there with a sign: "Take what you need, leave what you can." On the first day, there were three bottles of honey inside. I thought it was only a small act of kindness and would not last long.
But the "Gift Box" soon became a bridge that connected everyone in the building. The honey disappeared and was replaced by children's books and a bag of apples. I once left an old umbrella there, and two days later, I found a note from Apartment 4B, "Thank you. My son and I used it on the way home from school. We got home dry." For the first time, 4B was not just a number, but a real person.
One Sunday night, a water pipe (水管) in my room broke. Feeling helpless, I ran down and left a message in the box. Minutes later, Mr. Lee from the fifth floor came with his tools. While fixing the pipe, he told me he had lived alone since his children moved away. "I used to think no one here needed me," he said. "We thought we were just exchanging things, but we are actually sharing the stories of our lives," he added.
The box is larger now, and it has taught us that a community is not just made of bricks and stones, but of the love that we share when we help each other. Now, when we meet in the lift, we look at each other and smile.
(1)、Why were the neighbors almost strangers at first?A、Because they only shared the same lift. B、Because they often stayed behind doors. C、Because they hardly ever communicated. D、Because they seldom met in the apartment.(2)、What does the writer mean by saying the box became a bridge?A、It held children's books. B、It kept the building quiet. C、It brought neighbors closer. D、It offered people convenience.(3)、Why does the writer mention the broken water pipe?A、To describe the writer's trouble. B、To show help among the neighbors. C、To explain the message in the box. D、To introduce Mr. Lee's fixing skills.(4)、What did the box finally bring to the neighbors?A、A habit of sharing stories. B、A lesson to build friendship. C、Honesty in the community. D、Love among the neighbors.13. 阅读下列短文,从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。Have you ever tried to change someone's mind during an online argument? You might think that if you provide enough facts and evidence (证据), the other person will finally agree with you. However, science shows that the opposite often happens. When people's ideas are questioned, they may become even more sure that they are right. This makes it difficult to discuss online.
Scientists have found that our brains treat our ideas as something important to protect. When someone challenges ideas we care about, such as our favorite football team or our ideas about healthy food, our brains feel a sense of danger. This means that when you tell someone they are wrong, their brain may enter a "defense mode" at once.
Human beings are social animals who always want to belong to a group. Our opinions often show which group we belong to, and if we say we are wrong, we may feel that we are going against our friends. Most people would rather be "wrong but together" with their team than be "right but alone".
Our brains also accept only the information we like. When we read news online, we usually look for stories that prove we are right and pay no attention to stories that show we may be wrong. Even if someone gives us clear facts, we may still find reasons to call them "not true" or "silly". This thinking habit makes it hard for us to see the whole truth, because we only see what we want to see.
So, how can we talk about different ideas without starting a "war" on the Internet? Experts suggest that we should try to build a "safe space" by showing respect first. If you want someone to listen to your ideas, you must make them feel that you are not their enemy. When people feel safe and respected, their brains will stop being in "defense mode," and only then can they truly start to think about different points of view.
(1)、What often happens when people's ideas are questioned online?A、They accept facts more easily. B、They hold ideas more strongly. C、They agree with others finally. D、They join online groups quickly.(2)、What does the underlined phrase "defense mode" in paragraph 2 mean?A、A wish to win arguments. B、A feeling of self-protection. C、A mood of refusing results. D、A way to question opinions.(3)、Which of the following makes online discussions difficult?A、Group pressure and thinking habits. B、Careful reading and clear facts. C、Proved reasons and the whole truth. D、Different views and safe space.(4)、What could be the best title of the passage?A、Why Do Online Talks Often Fail? B、How Do We Stop Online Arguments? C、How Do We Change Someone's Mind? D、Why Is It Hard to Change Minds Online?14. 阅读下列短文,从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。Scientists say they have found signs with the help of AI tools that elephants call each other by "names". "They have this ability to call certain members of their family with a special call," said Mickey Pardo, the professor of the study.
Elephants' loud calls might be their best-known sounds, but lower-pitched rumbles (低鸣声) are more meaningful, as they are used in many social situations. Elephant rumbles can be hard for human ears to tell apart, so the researchers used AI to study different elephant calls. To understand these rumbles, the researchers studied calls made by family groups of elephants in Kenya. Some elephants seemed to answer certain rumbles from other elephants, and the researchers put those sounds into their AI tool. "If the calls have something like a name, you should be able to find out who the call is for," Dr. Pardo said. The scientists found that their AI tool could tell which elephant a rumble was for.
The researchers also did fieldwork (野外考察) and played recordings of rumbles to elephants while filming how they moved. They found that elephants paid more attention when a call was for them than when it was for another elephant, lifting their ears and making their own low sounds in reply. These results clearly showed that elephants could tell whether a call was for them.
Other animals have also been found to call one another by what scientists have called "names." But those "names" are often copies of sounds that other animals make. African elephants, however, may be the first nonhuman animals shown to call one another by names using sounds that are not copied, more like the way humans use names.
Researchers say this finding is important because it shows how strong elephant social relationships are. "Social connection is very important to everything about elephants," one researcher said. Understanding elephant communication could also help people better protect these animals.
(1)、Why did the researchers turn to AI tools?A、To record elephants' loud calls. B、To study hard-to-tell rumbles. C、To find family groups in Kenya. D、To give elephants special names.(2)、What was the finding of the sound tests?A、Elephants stayed in groups. B、Elephants gave more answers. C、Elephants knew calls for them. D、Elephants followed every call.(3)、Why are the "names" of elephants special?A、Because they use copied names. B、Because they show strong feelings. C、Because they are easy to be heard. D、Because they work like human names.(4)、What does the study about elephants show?A、AI can name animals correctly. B、Animal calls might be studied better. C、Elephants need more human help. D、Elephants share close social connections.15. 阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。Online and Face-to-Face Learning
Today, many schools offer online classes. Students can listen to lessons, finish homework and talk with teachers through the Internet. Some people think this new way of learning will take the place of traditional classrooms. .
One clear advantage of online learning is convenience. Students do not always need to go to school at a fixed time. They can study early in the morning, late at night or at weekends. It is helpful for students who have family duties or other activities after school. .
Online learning can also make some students more willing to take part in class activities. But in an online class, they can write down their ideas before sharing them. This may help them feel safer and more confident.
Students can talk with teachers and classmates directly. They can ask questions, see others' expressions and learn how to work with people. These skills are important not only in school but also in future life. Some subjects are also harder to learn online. For example, science classes often need experiments. Drama classes need students to act with others. These classes need real practice and direct help, so online lessons may not give students the same experiences.
Online and face-to-face learning are not enemies. Each has its good points and problems. The best choice depends on what students need to learn and how they learn best.
A.Online learning can save travel time.
B.However, this idea may be too simple.
C.Students should not simply choose one side.
D.This gives students more control over their time.
E.Face-to-face learning offers something different.
F.In a large classroom, shy students may stay silent.
三、语言运用。
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16. 完形填空。阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
My name is David and I am a student. My family lives in a quiet street, and there is a very big 1 oak tree in a garden near our house. My neighbors work hard to keep the garden clean, and we often sit under the tree in summer. This tree has always been a(n) 2 part of life for people on our street. It has long given people on our street a place to meet.
Last summer, a terrible storm 3 the tree. A large branch fell off, and its trunk was badly hurt. The local office said the tree was 4 and wanted to move it away. My heart was full of 5 . As I looked at the tree, it felt like a friend waiting for 6 . I really wanted to 7 the tree. Seeing my love for the tree, the local office 8 me to have a try.
One day, a teacher told me about a website for small projects. It was a place to get 9 from many people, little by little. My mum said, "Saving such an old tree is too expensive". I was nervous at first, but I realized I could not wait, so I decided to act 10 to save the tree.
When I took my courage and expressed my thoughts to my neighbors, they agreed at once. My mum still thought it was a difficult 11 to save the tree, but she found a tree doctor for us. My neighbors and I 12 for it every day for months. Finally, the tree doctor said the tree was healthy again. When I heard the news, I felt new 13 . My old friend came into life. In spring, the tree 14 new green leaves. Since then, I've become 15 . I've learned that when we work as a team, we can do great things.
(1)A、old B、tall C、green D、strong(2)A、simple B、small C、common D、important(3)A、hit B、pulled C、caught D、burnt(4)A、valuable B、dangerous C、fallen D、strange(5)A、pride B、surprise C、sadness D、excitement(6)A、joy B、rest C、help D、time(7)A、plant B、protect C、move D、change(8)A、allowed B、taught C、forced D、paid(9)A、books B、tools C、money D、medicine(10)A、crazily B、carefully C、quietly D、quickly(11)A、game B、lesson C、test D、task(12)A、looked B、cared C、asked D、waited(13)A、hope B、choice C、peace D、interest(14)A、showed B、carried C、grew D、needed(15)A、kinder B、warmer C、busier D、braver17. 短文填空。阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Kung fu has a long history in China. In the past, it (mean) a way of fighting to most people. People practiced it (keep) themselves and their families safe. At that time, learning kung fu was very difficult, and students had to practice for many (year) before they became masters.
However, in today's world, kung fu (include) in many school activities. It is now far more
than fighting skill. Many people worldwide take up the art because it is (use) for their health. Children enjoy practicing kung fu a form of exercise, and it helps them feel better about themselves.
(recent), kung fu has also gained global popularity through films. Film stars like Jackie Chan have shown the world amazing kung fu is. Although it is no longer just for fighting, the spirit of kung fu remains. It teaches learners to face difficulties and never give up. Watching a kung fu performance always
leaves (we) with a deep respect for the beauty and strength of Chinese culture.
18. 阅读下面短文,根据短文内容完成表格信息,每空一词,并将答案写到相应的位置。Many teenagers today are sleeping less than they need. A recent report shows that teens are getting less sleep than before. Schoolwork and screen time are the important reasons. Poor sleep may make students feel tired in class, find it harder to think clearly and feel more worried or unhappy during the day. Although staying up late may seem common, losing sleep day after day has slowly become a serious problem for growing teenagers.
One important reason lies in teenagers' body clocks. As children grow into teenagers, their bodies naturally begin to feel sleepy later at night. In other words, many teenagers are not ready for bed early in the evening. However, school often starts early, so they must get up before their bodies are fully awake. Some experts suggest that schools should start later, such as at 8:00 a.m. or later, to help students follow their natural sleeping patterns better.
Screens can make the problem worse. Phones, computers and tablets (平板) give off blue light. This light may make it harder for the body to get ready for sleep, so the brain stays awake for longer. Social media may also bring exciting or worrying messages, making it harder for teenagers to calm down before bedtime.
There are simple ways to help. Teenagers should try to keep a regular sleep schedule, even at weekends. They can turn off phones, computers and tablets about an hour before bedtime. They can also finish homework earlier, prepare school things before bedtime, and cut down on too many after-school activities. Good sleep is not just about rest. It supports teenagers' health, mood and learning.
Problem
Many teenagers today are short of .
Reasons
Schoolwork and time are the important reasons for growing teenagers to get less sleep.
Poor sleep may make students
① feel tired and sleepy in class.
② feel more worried or unhappy during the day.
Solutions
To follow a regular sleeping pattern,
① the first lesson at 8:00 a.m. or later.
② teenagers should
● turn off social media about an hour before bedtime.
● finish homework earlier.
● make for school things before going to bed.
● cut out some of after-school activities.
Enough sleep supports teenagers' health, mood and learning.
四、书面表达。(满分25分)
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19. 假设你是李华,阅读来自笔友Paul的邮件,并根据其内容用英文给他写一封回信。
Dear Li Hua,
How's it going? We usually sit where the teacher tells us to sit. A few days ago, our teacher said we might be allowed to choose our own seats sometimes. At first, I felt excited. But later I became unsure (犹豫).
Do you think students should be allowed to choose their own seats sometimes? Could you tell me what you think and give some reasons?
Looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Paul
注意:1.回信中必须回复Paul的问题,并至少给出两条理由;2.100词左右;
3.文中不得出现真实的个人信息; 4.开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。
Dear Paul,
I'm glad to hear from you.
Yours,
Li Hua