2026年河北石家庄市九年级中考英语自编模拟练习

2026年河北石家庄市九年级中考英语自编模拟练习

一、完形填空

阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Guo Pu, a 17-year-old girl, won a gold medal at the 2025 World Breaking Championships (霹雳舞锦标赛). Her     1     made history as China’s first-ever world championship gold in the event. As China’s national anthem (国歌) played,     2     filled her eyes. “I’m     3     to have such a strong nation behind me,” she said.

Guo was China’s only     4     in the women’s field and faced top Japanese breakers round after round. In the final, 42-year-old Ayumi Fukushima challenged her at every step. Guo stayed focused and amazed the crowd with her     5     moves and nice footwork.

Her journey to the world stage began long ago. Born in Linyi, Shandong Province, Guo studied piano and traditional Chinese dance as a child. Her coach first     6     her talent during a local performance. “He said there was light in my eyes,” she recalled. She was     7     by him and began learning street dance.

Now 17, Guo has     8     for nearly ten years. She practices up to eight hours a day, using strength, speed, and beat. “I’ve been through hard times,” she said. “But I never     9    .” She has learned to rest when needed and then return stronger.

Looking ahead, Guo hopes to inspire (激励) young dancers and aims for gold at the 2026 Asian Games. “If you choose something you     10     love, stick with it. Hard work pays off,” she said.

1．A．dream B．plan C．idea D．success

2．A．tears B．fear C．pain D．worries

3．A．careful B．proud C．nervous D．strict

4．A．teacher B．singer C．competitor D．writer

5．A．weak B．slow C．powerful D．boring

6．A．expected B．missed C．forgot D．noticed

7．A．followed B．encouraged C．corrected D．refused

8．A．changed B．taught C．trained D．traveled

9．A．cheer up B．give up C．stay up D．show up

10．A．truly B．suddenly C．easily D．nearly

二、短文填空

                                    

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空。

I will never forget the Art Festival in my junior high school. I won     11     big prize in the festival, and all my classmates thought I was a talented painter.     12    , when I was in primary school, I did not like art lessons because I couldn’t draw very well. In fact, I drew pictures worse than most of my     13     (classmate). One day, while I     14     (play) with some paints, Ms. Smith’s class began. We     15     (tell) to mix the paints with water. As I took the brush away, I     16     (drop) the paints onto the paper. Looking at the mark, I decided to blow it. The paints began to run, and I blew even     17     (hard). The paints ran in all directions quickly and made an     18     (interest) picture. Then Ms. Smith came     19     my desk. After looking at my picture, she said     20     (happy), “It’s a very good picture, Tina.” That was the     21     (one) praise I had ever received in my art classes. She encouraged me     22     (keep) trying and I made a lot of wonderful pictures with     23     (she) help. Since then, I     24     (become) crazy about crayons and paints. I enjoy myself in the world of different     25     (color) every time I paint.

 

三、阅读理解

A

Teenagers’ Body Clock

Getting sleepy: Melatonin (褪黑素), the sleep hormone (激素), rises at night. The blue light from electronic products can stop melatonin from rising, making it difficult to fall asleep.

Energy drop: Your energy is at its lowest, and you might not feel completely awake until 9 a.m. or even 10 a.m.

Getting bored: You feel bored, and you want to eat snacks very much. Don’t eat too much. You’ll see this energy drop from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Energy up: Your body temperature rises during the morning, and you can think more quickly and clearly.

26．When does teenagers’ energy increase?

A．From 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. B．From 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

C．From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. D．From 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

27．What can stop melatonin from rising in teenagers?

A．Doing homework. B．Eating snacks.

C．Reading books. D．Watching TV.

28．In which part of a newspaper can we find this reading material?

A．Nature. B．Health. C．Sports. D．Technology.

                                    B

Mike was an exchange student from Britain. He was invited to have dinner at his Chinese friend Joe’s home. ▲

In China, it’s common for everyone to share dishes from the same plate. But in Britain, people usually have their own servings.

The eating tools are also different. In China, chopsticks are mainly used, but in Britain, knives and forks are common. Seeing Mike having trouble with his chopsticks, Joe patiently taught him how to use them. He also started serving Mike food, which is a sign of being polite and friendly in China, but not common in Britain.

During the dinner, Mike rested his elbows (肘) on the table while eating. But Joe told him it’s not proper to do so in China. While in Britain, it might not be such a strict rule. Also, in China, it’s important not to eat too fast or too much at once, but in Britain, the way of eating can be different. Mike ate quite quickly, which made Joe notice the difference.

When they enjoyed their meal, Joe noticed Mike’s confusion (困惑) and explained Chinese table manners to him, and Mike, in return, shared the usual practices in Britain.

Through dinner, they realized that although there are differences in table manners, the most important thing is to respect and understand each other’s customs and cultures.

29．What’s the best sentence for “ ▲ ” in Paragraph 1?

A．They both made many mistakes.

B．Mike knew little about Chinese culture.

C．Joe was happy Mike loved Chinese food.

D．They noticed many differences in table manners.

30．What did Joe do to show he was polite and friendly to Mike?

A．He served food to Mike.

B．He showed the menu to Mike.

C．He allowed Mike to use knives.

D．He provided different servings for Mike.

31．Why was Mike confused?

A．Because he didn’t know how to use chopsticks.

B．Because he didn’t know how to taste Chinese dishes.

C．Because the Chinese language was difficult to understand.

D．Because he didn’t understand some of the usual practices in China.

                                   C