考前押题密卷-【深圳中考】2026年广东中考10套·冲刺-09

考前押题密卷-【深圳中考】2026广东中考10套·冲刺 （九） 试卷说明： 1.答题前，请将姓名、考生号、考点、考场号和座位号用黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔填写在答题卡指定的位置上，并将条形码粘贴好。 2.全卷共6页。考试时间70分钟，满分75分。 3.作答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目答案标号的信息点框涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案。作答非选择题时，用黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔将答案写在答题卡指定区域内。写在本试卷或草稿纸上的答案一律无效。 4.考试结束后，请将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。 第I 卷 （选择题） Ⅰ.完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下面短文, 从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项, 并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。 Children usually say and do things in 1 open and honest ways. Sometimes, I think that children have the different ways to see others and the world. However, adults can 2 see things in children's ways. One afternoon, I took my son Michael to the supermarket. 3 we were there, we met an elderly couple. Instead of 4 past them, Michael stopped and looked at the old woman in the wheelchair and said,“Hi! I'm Michael. What's your 5 ?” The old woman smiled and said she was Molly Smith. We stood there for a few minutes while Michael and Molly were talking 6 I told him it was time to say good-bye. He 7 touched the woman's cheek, watched her carefully and said,“Molly, you' re my friend.” It was one of those 8 that touched me a lot. The couple seemed really happy and excited when they heard Michael's words. It wasn't the first time he did 9 like this. He always seems to know when someone needs that small act of kindness. What Michael did reminded me to slow down and 10 those small ways to show love to someone. You may never know what that smile or small gesture means to someone else. 1. A. so B. so an C. such D. such an 2. A. usually B. always C. hardly D. sometimes 3. A. If B. While C. Until D. Although 4. A. walked B. walking C. walks D. walk 5. A. address B. age C. hobby D. name 6. A. before B. after C. while D. since 7. A. soft B. soften C. softness D. softly 8. A. articles B. jokes C. movies D. movements 9. A. something B. anything C. everything D. nothing 10. A. lift up B. look for C. count down D. warm up Ⅱ.阅读理解(25小题，共40分) 第1节 阅读下列短文，从下面每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。(共15小题，每小题1.5分) A In Japan, new laws have been introduced to improve cycling safety,especially regarding mobile phone use. Starting Friday, cyclists caught using their phones while riding could face up to six months in prison or a fine of 100,000 yen. This change comes as the number of cycling accidents has increased since 2021 when more people began cycling instead of using public transport. The new regulations also address cyclists riding under the influence of alcohol. Those caught can receive a penalty (处罚) of up to three years in prison or a fine of 500,000 yen. Just hours after the laws took effect, authorities in Osaka reported five violations (违规), including two cyclists who were caught riding while drunk. One of them collided with(与……碰撞) another cyclist, but luckily, there were no injuries. Under these new rules, cyclists who cause accidents can be fined up to 300,000 yen or face up to a year in jail. Although the overall number of traffic accidents in Japan is decreasing, bicycle accidents are increasing. In 2023, more than 72,000 bicycle accidents were recorded, making up over 20% of all traffic accidents in the country. In 2024, there were two deaths and 34 serious injuries from accidents involving cyclists using their phones, the highest number since 2007. Between 2018 and 2022, there were 454 accidents caused by cyclists using phones, a 50% increase compared to the previous five years. These new laws are part of a broader effort to enhance safety for both cyclists and pedestrians.Last year, it became mandatory (强制的) for cyclists to wear helmets, and in May, Japan's parliament passed a bill allowing police to fine cyclists for traffic violations. Unlike many countries,cycling on sidewalks is legal in Japan and is a common practice. ( )11. Why have bicycle accidents increased in Japan since 2021? A. Because cycling on sidewalks became illegal. B. Because more people started cycling instead of using public transport. C. Because fewer cyclists are wearing helmets. D. Because traffic accidents overall are increasing. ( )12. What was the immediate effect of the new laws in Osaka? A. No violations were reported. B. Five violations were reported within hours. C. The number of accidents decreased significantly. D. Cyclists started wearing helmets immediately. ( )13. The new cycling regulations are . A. to encourage more people to use public transport B. to reduce the number of bicycle-related accidents C. to ban cycling on sidewalks D. to make wearing helmets optional for cyclists ( )14. The underlined word“it” in the last paragraph refers to . A. the new law about cycling safety B. the month of May C. Japan's parliament D. the requirement for cyclists to wear helmets ( )15. What is the main topic of the article? A. The benefits of cycling in Japan. B. The new laws to improve cycling safety in Japan. C. The increasing number of cycling accidents in Japan. D. The popularity of cycling in Japan. B A Canadian woman in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia recently found out her wedding ring and other important metals went missing. After washing the rings, Alexandra Stokal placed them on a paper towel (厚纸巾 ) to dry. Not knowing about this, her husband accidentally threw away the paper towels, rings and all. “When my father died, my mother bought us all a ring to remember that, so it was a big mix of things that meant a lot to me,” she explained. Once Alexandra and her husband knew that the rings were no longer in their home, they contacted (联系) the Cape Breton Regional Municipality Solid Waste transfer facility(布雷顿角市政固体废物转运设施组) in hopes they could help. “The chances are very small, but we said we’ d try our best,” said J. B. O’ Brien,CBRM Foreman. “It seemed that we had to look at a thousand bags or more.” The chance of them actually finding these valuable rings seemed small, but Alexandra still had hope. Then, after more than two hours of searching, a man named Chris Ward discovered not one but all of the rings! According to J. B., the discovery made Alexandra cry. “I just gave him the biggest hug and I was so appreciative, and not only to him but to the team of people that stayed on their Friday to help me find the rings,” Alexandra said. “I'm very seldom at a loss for words, but when we found the rings, I was speechless.” ( )16. The rings got lost because . A. they were washed away while Alexandra was washing them B. Alexandra forgot where she put them after washing C. Alexandra's husband threw them away by accident D. some cleaners took them away by mistake ( )17. Alexandra got the ring from . A. Chris Ward B. her husband C. her dad D. her mom ( )18. After the rings were lost, Alexandra and her husband . A. asked for help B. went out to find them C. looked at many bags D. gave up looking for them ( )19. What does the underlined word“appreciative” mean? A. Scared. B. Thankful. C. Nervous. D. Encouraged. ( )20. “ ” will be the suitable title for the passage. A. Search for Woman's Lost Rings Gets a Happy Ending B. Man Turned His Wife's Treasure into Rubbish C. Woman Was Speechless When Her Rings Were Lost D. Woman and Her Husband Get Rings at Their Wedding C How do you feel when your teacher asks you to work on a group project with other students? Do you like to work together with others or work alone? The Programme for International Student Assessment, or PISA,carried out a survey of students’ ability to work together in groups.They found that students who do well on tests by themselves are also likely to be better at working with other people. This finding was true for many countries. Students in Japan, South Korea, Finland and Canada, where test scores are high,also did well in working together to solve problems. But this was not the case for every country. Chinese students, who have high scores as well,displayed just average collaborative(合作的) skills. “One reason might be that Chinese parents and teachers focus too much on grades,” said Zhao Zhongxin, former vice president of the Chinese Family Education Association. “Students have a lot of exam pressure and they see schools as places for competition.”“However, collaborative skills are very important for preparing students for today's society.” he added. “Luckily, more Chinese parents and teachers are realizing the importance of this and are thinking of ways to help students improve this skill.” Another interesting finding from the PISA survey was that girls can be better than boys at working together. They said girls show more positive attitudes towards relationships, which means they are more willing to listen to other's opinions. PISA also found that the classroom environment can influence how well students collaborate. In classes where there are a lot of activities that require communication such as class debates, students might have better attitudes towards collaborating. ( )21. The PISA did the survey to find out students' ability to . A. work with other people B. get high scores on tests C. solve difficult problems D. make plans for projects ( )22. What do Chinese teachers and parents think of working together now? A. They like it a lot. B. They can't stand it. C. They think it's important. D. They think it's unnecessary. ( )23. What can we know from the findings of the survey? A. Boys are better at working with others than girls. B. Students who do well on tests are worse at working with others. C. Collaborative skills are less important than scores for students' futures. D. The classroom environment can influence students' ability to work together. ( )24. What can be done to improve students’ ability to work together according to the passage? A.Giving students high scores on every test. B. Helping students to get used to exam pressure. C. Making girls work with girls rather than boys. D. Arranging more communicative activities in class. ( )25. What's the passage mainly about? A. The popularity of PISA across the world. B. Chinese students' ability to work with others. C. The findings of a survey about working together. D. The difference between boys and girls in working together. 第2节 阅读下面短文，并从方框里的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文，使原文的意思连贯、完整。(共5小题，每小题2分) A. Bluebirds have given meaning to Larson's life. B. It's true that the work of Larson is successful. C. The population of bluebirds has increased quickly. D. However, he turned it into full-time work later. E. Bluebirds usually live in dead or nearly-dead trees. F. Larson saw a bluebird going in and out of a dead tree around his house. Al Larson is also known as the“Bluebird Man”. He first began his work of love after he read a passage in National Geographic. 26 Then he started to fix up little boxes that could serve as homes for bluebirds. His work is helpful. It shows building birdhouses can help to control their falling populations. At first, he started the work as a hobby to spend time in his retirement. 27 After almost forty years of experience, he has recorded over 30,000 bluebirds, thanks to the 350 birdhouses that he has built across southwest Idaho. He often travels over 5,000 miles to check on all of his boxes during the summer nesting season. 28 Their population began to drop after the invention of the electric chainsaw(链锯) in the 1920s. It made it easier for people to cut down dead trees. Cutting down dead trees broke bluebirds’homes. The use of pesticides(农药) caused an uncertain future for the bluebirds in Idaho. 29 It has shown us that if we take a moment to understand the needs of a kind of animal, we’ ll find a way to deal with the problem. Now that he is about 100 years old, Larson shows no signs of slowing down, what's more, his encouraging story has been turned into the Emmy award-nominated movie(艾美奖提名电影) Bluebird Man. “Larson is a living example of how much one person can achieve when he sets his mind on a task.But he's also an example of the advantages(有利条件) that a project like this can have for people,”filmmaker Matthew Podolsky said,“ 30 ” And they are truly the secret to his long. 第3节 信息匹配请从A-F选项中选择最合适的为1-5题目进行信息匹配(共5小题，每小题1.5分)。 A. A yawn is an instinctive(本能的) behavior. The article talks about why people yawn, why being tired makes us yawn, and how does yawning help us. B. In this article, you will know human are not responsible for the disappearing of every animal. C. This article will tell you something about why plenty of plants are actually useful to humans. You will learn the kinds and functions of different plants. D. If you want to be a wing suit diver(翼装飞行者), you' ll find this article practical. You' ll know you must parachute(跳伞) from an air plane at least 200 times. E. Do you want to know the differences between a regular bike and a mountain bike? If so,read this article. F. Do you have any trouble in improving health and preventing aging? This article will introduce the function of a famous medicine. ( )31. Sophia shows great enthusiasm for extreme sports and wants to know more. ( )32. Jane has been troubled by yawning(打哈欠) in class for several days. ( )33. Lily is an animal lover who wants to know why species are dying out. ( )34. Ann is becoming more and more interested in cycling and she plans to choose a bike to ride off-road. ( )35. William believes that ginseng(人参) can help people's lungs, clean blood and do many other things. 第Ⅱ卷(非选择题共25分) Ⅲ.语法填空(10分) 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。(共10小题，每小题1分) A group of students ranging from 9 to 13 are benefiting from a schedule 36 is run by the Confucius Institute(孔子学院) at Newcastle University, which aims to build 37 (close) academic,cultural and social ties between China and the North East of England. Staff at the institute work 38 (patient) with schools. The other day the pupils 39 (take) part in weekly after-school sessions with the teacher Qiang Xingdi who gave them an introduction to 40 Chinese language and culture. Already the pupils, 41 (make) progress in learning Chinese now, have been awarded certificates of achievement from the institute. Adam said,“I have always had an interest in Chinese culture and this course has been a great way 42 (teach) me all about it.” Confucius Institutes are worldwide non-profit public institutions designed by the Chinese government to promote 43 (it) language and culture through teaching plans and cultural exchanges. The Confucius Institute at this university was set up in 2013, 44 it is the first in the North East of England. Student Voice said,“Many 45 (thank) to the Confucius Institute at this university for what they have arranged for the students and Qiang Xingdi for her weekly enthusiasm.” IV. 书面表达(15分) 学校劳动实践课程提供了四门短时课供学生选择，假设你是初三学生李华，请写一封邮件给教导处王老师报名，你的邮件必须包括： 1.你选择的课程名称； 2.你选择该课程的理由； 3.你期待的学习收获。 课程选项:花卉种植(planting flowers)、点心制作(making Dim Sum)、收纳整理(tidying up)、职业体验(trying out career) 注意： 1.字数不少于80词。 2.文中不得出现姓名、校名等个人信息，否则不予评分。 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 考前押题密卷-【深圳中考】2026广东中考10套·冲刺·09 参考答案 1、 完型填空 1-5：CCBBD 6-10：ADDAB 2、 阅读理解 11-15：CCABA 16-20：CDABA 21-25：ACDDC 三、阅读还原 26-30：FDEBA 四、信息匹配 31-35：DABEF 五、语法填空 36.that/which 37.closer 38. patiently 39. took40. the 41. making 42. to teach 43.  its 44.and 45.thanks 六、写作范文 参考范文： Dear Mr. Wang, I’m Li Hua, a Grade 9 student. I’m writing to sign up for the making Dim Sum course. I’ve always been interested in traditional Chinese snacks, and Dim Sum is one of my favorites. I want to learn how to make delicious and beautiful Dim Sum, which I can later cook for my family. I hope to master basic Dim Sum-making skills through this course, and also learn about the cultural stories behind these snacks. I’m looking forward to the interesting practice! Best regards, Li Hua 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $