2026年贵州省毕节市中考一模英语试题

英语学科参考解答（一） 第一部分 完形（共两节，满分 16 分） 1-6 EFBCAG 7-11 CBABA 12-16 BCBCA 第二部分 阅读（共三节，满分 44 分） 17-20 BCBA 21-24 ABCC 25-28 BCBA 29-33 EBADF 34. Reasons / Evidence / Supporting Details 35. get used to / become used to 36. more believable / persuasive / valuable 37. (the) extreme / terrible / hard / harsh conditions 38．（答案不唯一，根据文本言之有理即可。语法正确可得 2 分；表达有语法错误、拼写错误酌情扣分。） 第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分 15 分） 39. has been / has become 40. doing housework / doing chores 41. the better 42. there are / there exist 43. be used / be applied 44. carefully 45. tenth 46. shines 47. shortest 48. hours 49. celebrated 50. is 51. to enjoy 52. their 53. traditional 第四部分 写作（满分15分） （范文略） 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 英语（一） 第一部分 完形（共两节） 第一节（共6小题） 阅读下面短文，从框内7个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。 A. from B. after C. the D. though E. in F. and G. because Once a quiet mountain area, Guizhou is becoming a rising star for travelers worldwide. From March 29th to 31st, the 20th Guizhou Tourism Development Conference was held 1 Guiyang. It starts a new journey for the development of Guizhou’s culture, tourism 2 sports. The foreign guests spoke highly of Guizhou. Luke, an Irish guest, smiled 3 tasting cili rice wine. “Take a sip (抿一口), and you will never forget Guizhou.” Karyna, a Ukrainian visitor, enjoyed 4 local smells. “They remind me of the sour fish soup I had in Miao villages and the rice wine in Dong villages. Guizhou hides its culture in smells. What a special way of expression!” Mylene, 5 France, said, “How naturally local culture and modern technology mix together here!” The world is now turning its attention to Guizhou 6 its beauty is well worth seeing. And Guizhou is warmly opening its arms to the world. 第二节（共10小题） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。 When Lisa was 12 years old, she visited an art museum in her city. There, she was deeply attracted by a very beautiful 7 of a blue sky. The colors, the clouds, and the feeling of freedom it expressed made her heart full of desire (渴望). At that moment, a dream was 8 in her young heart — to become an artist and create such amazing works that could touch people’s souls. However, as Lisa grew 9 , life seemed to get in the way. Her parents thought that pursuing (追求) art wasn’t a good job choice. They wanted her to study business and get a stable job. Lisa tried to 10 their advice, but she couldn’t shake off the dream of being an artist. Every time she passed by an art supplies store or saw a beautiful landscape, the strong 11 to create art would fill all her heart. It wasn’t until she turned 30 that Lisa decided to 12 . She gave up her boring office job and studied in an art school. At first, it was 13 . She had to learn basic painting skills from the very beginning and face the pressure of making a living. But Lisa made up her mind. She spent countless hours in painting and learning from her mistakes. Slowly but surely, Lisa’s works started to get 14 . She took part in local art shows, and some of her paintings were even sold. With each success, her 15 grew. Now, at 40, Lisa has held several art shows across the country. Her dream of being an artist has 16 come true. And she hopes her story can encourage others to pursue their own dreams, no matter how late it seems. 7. A. song B. story C. painting 8. A. realized B. planted C. doubted 9. A. older B. taller C. stronger 10. A. share B. follow C. forget 11. A. wish B. pressure C. promise 12. A. have a rest B. take a risk C. keep a secret 13. A. useless B. expensive C. difficult 14. A. fixed B. noticed C. copied 15. A. patience B. kindness C. confidence 16. A. finally B. easily C. suddenly 第二部分 阅读（共三节） 第一节（共12小题） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。 A The Internet plays an important part in our daily lives and it offers great chances for learning, creativity, and connection. But it also comes with risks — especially for teenagers. Here are some tips. Keep Personal Information Private Use Strong Passwords Never share your real name, phone number, address or school details online. Create a password that is hard to guess — mix letters, numbers, and symbols. Think Before You Click Beware of Strangers Online When receiving a strange email or message, don’t click the link (链接) inside. You’d better not chat with online strangers. 17. How many pieces of advice are offered in the text? A. Three. B. Four. C. Five. 18. Which of the following can be the strongest password? A. Q52w64jz B. 2823!&79 C. Gz2126@# 19. Which picture warns us not to click the risky link? A. B. C. 20. What is the writer’s purpose in writing the text? A. To guide us to stay safe online. B. To help us make friends online. C. To encourage us to study online. B Sayram Lake, a wonderful alpine lake, is located in the Tianshan Mountains in the northwest of Xinjiang, China. It has a beautiful nickname, “the last tear of the Atlantic (大西洋)”, for it is the final destination (目的地) of the warm and wet air from the Atlantic Ocean. Sayram Lake is a real treat for the eye, where you can see snow mountains, grasslands, forests, and the bright blue lake all in one view. The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons. The grasslands come alive with flowers in spring. In summer, the lake looks its deepest blue. The forests put on a show of golden and red colors by autumn. And if you visit in winter, you will walk into a wonderland of ice and snow with amazing sights. After entering the eastern gate of the Sayram Lake Scenic Area, you’ll see the first attraction — Moon Bay. The bay is like a crescent (新月形的) moon in shape, hence its name. It is also a perfect place to watch the sunset over the wide lake. For a fantastic full view of the lake and the Guozigou Bridge, you can climb to Songshutou. Another great place is Qinshui Beach, where you can often see swans and sometimes even interact with them. For the best experience, go on a self-drive tour. It is a good way to explore the view around the lake freely. You can also take the scenic area’s sightseeing bus. If you are a cycling lover, riding a bike is another great way to enjoy the lake. In addition to the wonderful natural scenery, some activities are held in Sayram Lake every year, such as the famous Naadam Festival. These events are the best opportunity to experience the local culture. 21. Why does the writer describe the four seasons of Sayram Lake? A. To show its beauty. B. To explain its changes. C. To introduce its weather. 22. Which is the perfect place to enjoy the full view of Sayram Lake? A. Moon Bay. B. Songshutou. C. Qinshui Beach. 23. What is the best way the writer suggests to experience Sayram Lake? A. Taking a bus. B. Riding a bike. C. Driving a car. 24. Where is the text most probably taken from? A. A news report. B. A history book. C. A travel magazine. C On January 14th, 2026, Nie Weiping, widely known as the “Go Master”, passed away in Beijing at the age of 74. Born in 1952, Nie began to learn Go (also called weiqi) in his childhood through family influence before studying under masters Lei Puhua and Guo Tisheng. After joining the national training team in 1973, he soon became one of the top Go players in China and won multiple (多项) major titles. One of his most memorable matches took place in 1985 against Japan’s Koichi Kobayashi. Instead of wearing a suit as usual, the then 33-year-old Nie wore a red sports shirt borrowed from China’s national table tennis team. He later said that seeing the word “China” on the shirt filled him with fighting spirit. Nie lastly beat Kobayashi, which was a victory of historic importance. In the first three China-Japan Go Challenge Series, Nie achieved an amazing 9-game winning streak (连胜), helping the Chinese team win three championships in a row. This was regarded as a turning point in the history of weiqi competition between China and Japan, greatly increasing the confidence of the Chinese nation. Inspired by Nie, a nationwide craze for Go swept across China, encouraging many young people to take up the game. In 1988, Nie was awarded the title of “Go Master”, an honor unique in China’s weiqi community to this day. As the years passed, Nie took on the role of a mentor and an educator. “I’m willing to devote (投身于) myself to anything that helps spread weiqi,” Nie often said. In 1999, he founded the Nie Weiping Dao Chang, focusing on teaching the game to young generations. Nie’s daughter said, “My father’s life was like a legend and above all, it was a life devoted to his deep love for weiqi.” 25. When did Nie Weiping join the national training team? A. In 1952. B. In 1973. C. In 1985. 26. What greatly increased the confidence of the Chinese nation? A. Nie became the top Go player in China. B. Nie beat Kobayashi in a red sports shirt. C. Nie achieved a 9-game winning streak. 27. Why did Nie found the Nie Weiping Dao Chang? A. To get the unique title of “Go Master”. B. To spread weiqi among young people. C. To make his daughter take up the game. 28. What can we learn from Nie’s success in weiqi? A. Greatness is born out of love. B. Two heads are better than one. C. Failure is the mother of success. 第二节（共5小题） 阅读下面短文，从短文后框内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。 A strong community is made of people who care for each other. As a teenager, you might think you cannot contribute (贡献) much. 29 These ways not only support other people but also help you feel part of society. One common way to help is volunteering at local events. 30 They always need volunteers to guide visitors or pick up litter. Taking part helps build a cleaner and friendlier area for everyone. 31 For example, you could walk their dog, carry shopping bags or simply have a short conversation. Many older people feel lonely, and your kindness can make their day better. This is a simple but powerful way to care for the elderly people around you. School projects often connect with the community. You can join groups that collect old items like coats, toys and books for families in need. These donations (捐赠) make a difference to people who are having a difficult time. 32 Another idea is to help keep public spaces nice. You can water plants or help paint public walls. Helping in the community does not take much time, but it creates strong connections between people. 33 By giving a little time and kindness, teenagers can make their community a better place for everyone. A. You can also help the elderly people who live nearby. B. Many communities hold sports days or clean-up days. C. The other way is to spend time with people who you love. D. Working as a team also teaches you responsibility and team spirit. E. But there are many meaningful ways to help in your neighbourhood. F. It teaches us to think more than ourselves and understand the needs of others. 第三节（共5小题） 阅读下面短文，根据其内容填空和回答问题。34至37题每题答案不超过3个单词，38题须用完整句子回答。 Is it OK to send humans to space? Sending humans into space is very difficult. Astronauts need air, food, and some special protection. There are plenty more difficulties besides these, and if anything goes wrong, astronauts are a long way from home. With such difficulties, is it really worth it, especially as uncrewed missions (无人探测任务) have already been there? What’s your view — is it OK to send humans to space? Yes — humans offer something special Sending people into space feels more magical than just sending machines. The idea of people traveling to places no one has been to before is inspiring (令人鼓舞的). Some people think humans will live on other planets one day, so it is necessary to get used to the difficulties of space. Besides, uncrewed missions will never create the same excitement as human astronauts. What’s more, humans make different observations (观察) to those of machines, and can talk about their experiences. Their stories and the descriptions of what they’ve done are more believable than a robot’s report. No — it’s much safer to send robots Humans are more important than machines and it takes care and money to keep them alive in space. For example, machines don’t need food or air and don’t age in the same way people do. It’s far safer to send uncrewed missions on risky tasks. Are humans’ descriptions really so much more valuable than a computer’s observations? After all, uncrewed missions into space have made unbelievable discoveries and traveled huge distances, including Voyager 1, which was sent in 1977 and is now more than 15 billion miles from the earth. Machines can also survive conditions that humans couldn’t, such as extreme (极端的) heat. Machines have landed on the surface of Venus, where the average surface temperature is 464℃. Topic Is it OK to send humans to space? Opinions Yes — humans offer something special No — it’s much safer to send robots 34 Human astronauts need to 35 the difficulties of space. Human astronauts will create more excitement. Astronauts’ stories and descriptions are 36 . Machines don’t need food supplies, etc. Machines have made longer journeys and unbelievable discoveries. Robots can also survive 37 . Do you think it’s OK to send humans to space? Why or why not? 38 第三部分 语言运用（共两节） 第一节（共5小题） 根据中文提示，补全英语译文。每空限填一词，缩写算一词。 学校英语社团将开展“Tech Talk”讨论活动，你正在为此做发言准备，请补全内容要点。 39．如今，人工智能已成为我们生活中的热点话题。 These days, AI ______ ______ a hot topic in our life. 40．人工智能为我们带来诸多便利，例如做家务、辅助学习。 AI brings us much convenience, such as ______ ______ and helping with study. 41．人工智能研究的数据越多，它就能把任务完成得越好。 The more data AI studies, ______ ______ it can do its job. 42．然而，人工智能的使用存在一些潜在的弊端。 However, ______ ______ some potential disadvantages in the use of AI. 43．因此,我们应理性地使用人工智能。 Therefore, AI should ______ ______ wisely. 第二节（共10小题） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入括号内单词的正确形式。 The 24 solar terms are a valuable treasure of Chinese culture, showing the great wisdom of ancient Chinese people. They were created by 44 (careful) watching the sky, weather changes and plant growth over thousands of years, to help people mark the changing seasons and arrange farming work properly. Among all the 24 solar terms, the Summer Solstice is the 45 (ten) and usually falls on June 21st or 22nd every year. When it comes to astronomy (天文学), this day is quite amazing. On this day, the sun 46 (shine) directly on the Tropic of Cancer (北回归线). That makes it the longest day and the 47 (short) night in the Northern Hemisphere (北半球). In northern China, such as Beijing, the daytime lasts about 15 48 (hour), while nights are very short. After the Summer Solstice, days slowly get shorter and shorter, and nights grow longer until winter comes. In ancient China, people 49 (celebrate) this day with many interesting activities. For example, people made delicious noodles with the fresh wheat. Now eating noodles 50 (be) still a most popular tradition. During this solar term, people love 51 (enjoy) fresh food. It’s also a chance for people to celebrate the harvest together with 52 (they) family. The Summer Solstice is not only a solar term but also a special link to our 53 (tradition) culture. It connects modern people with the wisdom of our ancestors. 第四部分 写作 假如你是李华，你校英语校刊体育专栏正在举办“Sports and I”主题征文活动，请你根据征文要求积极投稿。 写作要求： 1．标题自拟； 2．分享你的一次运动经历，谈谈你的收获； 3．词数为 80 左右； 4．文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $