2026年河南周口市项城市部分校中考模拟英语试题

**基本信息** 试卷以青少年压力、传统剪纸、环保手工等真实生活与文化主题为载体，通过听、读、写多维度考查语言运用，融合思维品质与文化意识培育。 **题型特征** |题型|题量/分值|知识覆盖|命题特色| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |听力理解|20题/20分|日常交际、信息提取|第三节表格填空考查细节捕捉，贴合实际活动场景| |阅读理解|20题/40分|社会热点（A篇压力调查）、文化传承（B篇剪纸艺术）、环保实践（C篇废物利用）、学习策略（D篇记忆方法）|B篇通过非遗传承故事渗透文化意识，D篇科学记忆法培养学习能力| |书面表达|1题/20分|生活平衡|结合中考备考实际，要求分析现状、阐述益处并提出倡议，考查思辨与表达能力|

2026年九年级中考模拟试卷 英 语 听力原文 第一节 听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从A、B、C中选出最佳答案，每段对话读两遍。 1.M: Shall we go fishing tomorrow? W: he radio says it will rain heavily tomorrow. We have to put it off. 2.M: How do you plan to get to the history museum, by bus or bike? W: My bike is broken. I’ll take the No.12 bus there. 3.W: Hurry up! The movie starts at seven thirty. We have only thirty minutes left. M: Don’t worry, we can arrive on time. 4.W: Which subject do you like best, physics, chemistry or biology? M: Biology is my favorite. I love learning about different living things. 5.M: Can I try this white T-shirt on? Size M, please. W: Sure, the fitting room is over there. 第二节 听下面几段对话或独白，每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从A、B、C中选出最佳答案，每段对话读两遍。 听第6段对话，回答第6、7小题。 M: You look so tired, Lucy. Did you stay up late last night? W: Yes, Tom. I prepared for today’s math test till midnight. M: You shouldn’t push yourself too hard. Why not have a ten-minute break now? W: Thanks for your advice. I’ll rest for a while right now. 听第7段对话，回答8至10题 W: Jack, you used to play table tennis after school, right? M: That’s true. But now I prefer running. It makes me much stronger. W: How often do you run? M: Three times a week. This afternoon I plan to run in the park. Will you come? W: Sorry, I have piano lessons. Maybe your sister can go with you. M: Good idea, I’ll ask her later. 听第8段独白，回答11—15题 Mike is a fifteen-year-old Grade Nine student. He does volunteer work every Saturday morning at an old people’s home near his neighborhood. His main job is to sit with the elders and tell them interesting stories about school life. He stays there for three hours each time. At first he felt nervous, but slowly he found great joy in helping others. He learns how to care for old people and listen patiently. Volunteering teaches him more than books do. 第3节 听一篇短文，完成表格，每空一词，短文读两遍。 Green Summer Camp will open from July 16th to July 25th this year. It’s a great chance for students to get close to nature. You will learn to grow vegetables on the farm. We will also watch educational nature movies in the evening. Three fresh farm meals are provided every single day. Remember to bring a wide sun hat and comfortable sports shoes. The cost for one student is 180 yuan. If you sign up before July 10th, you can get a small gift. 参考答案 一、1-5：A A C C C 6-10：A B C C C 11-15：B C B B B 16-20：vegetables；educational；farm；sun；180 二、21-25：B C A D B 26-30：B A C B C 31-35：B C B B C 36-40：B B B B C 三、41-45：B C C D C 46-50：B C B A B 51-55：C A A B A 四、第一节 56.nature 57. safe 58. easily 59. quickly 60. friends 61.they 62. plants 63. more 64. helps 65. enjoy 第二节66.disadvantages 67. to read 68. are 69. reading 70. to keep 五、补全对话（参考范文，句意通顺即可） 71.I will take part in volunteer activities this Sunday. 72.What work will you do there? 73.Can I join you? 74.When and where shall we meet? 75.You don’t need to take anything special. 六、书面表达 Balance Study and Life Now most Grade Nine students pay all their attention to study. They spend all time doing exercises, never taking exercise or helping with housework. Actually, balancing study and life is very important. Doing sports builds our bodies and reduces exam stress. Doing housework helps us become independent and understand our parents’ hard work. In my daily life, I run for 20 minutes after study every evening. On weekends, I help mom clean rooms and wash dishes. I never stay up late for homework. Let’s make a change. Work hard at lessons, but don’t forget sports and housework. A balanced life brings better grades and healthier bodies. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 2026年九年级中考模拟试卷 英 语 注意事项 1.本试卷分听力和笔试两大部分。满分：120分 考试时间：100分钟 2.答题前，请将姓名、班级、考号填写在答题卡指定位置。 3.所有答案均需写在答题卡对应区域，写在试卷上无效。 一、听力理解（共20小题，每小题1分，共20分） 第一节 听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从A、B、C中选出最佳答案，每段对话读两遍。 1.What’s the weather like tomorrow? A. Rainy B. Sunny C. Windy 2.How will the girl go to the museum? A. By bus B. By bike C. On foot 3.What time will the movie start? A. At 6:30 B. At 7:00 C. At 7:30 4.What’s the boy’s favorite subject? A. Physics B. Chemistry C. Biology 5.Where does the conversation take place? A. In a bookstore B. In a restaurant C. In a clothes shop 第二节 听下面几段对话或独白，每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从A、 B、 C中选出最佳答案，每段对话读两遍。 听第6段对话，回答第6、7小题。 6.Why does Lucy look tired? A. She stayed up studying B. She had a bad cold C. She did lots of housework 7.What advice does Tom give Lucy? A. Drink more hot water B. Have a short rest C. Ask the teacher for leave 听第7段对话，回答8至10题 8.What sport did Jack use to play? A. Basketball B. Swimming C. Table tennis 9.How often does Jack run now? A. Every day B. Twice a week C. Three times a week 10.Who will join Jack to run this afternoon? A. His brother B. His classmate C. His sister 听第8段独白，回答11—15题 11.How old is Mike? A. 14 B. 15 C. 16 12.Where does Mike volunteer every Saturday? A. At an animal hospital B. At a community library C. At an old people’s home 13.What does Mike usually do there? A. Sing songs B. Tell stories C. Clean rooms 14.How long does Mike stay there each time? A. Two hours B. Three hours C. Four hours 15.What does Mike learn from volunteering? A. How to make money B. How to care for others C. How to improve study 第三节 听一篇短文，完成表格，每空一词，短文读两遍。 Information about Green Summer Camp Opening time July 16th to July 25th Activity 1 Learn to grow 16.______ Activity 2 Watch 17.______ movies about nature Meal Fresh 18.______ food every day Need to bring A 19.______ hat and sports shoes Price for one student 20.______ yuan 二、阅读理解（每题2分，共40分）阅读下列四篇短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。 A Many teenagers feel worried about high school entrance exams these days. A study from Henan Education Research Center interviewed over 1,200 Grade Nine students last month, trying to find out their stress sources and useful ways to relax. Nearly 70% of students said their biggest stress came from school grades. Li Jia, a student from Zhengzhou No.3 Middle School, told reporters she spends over 11 hours studying every day. “My parents expect me to get into the top key high school. If my exam scores drop a little, I feel terrible and can’t sleep well at night,” she said. About 22% of teenagers’ pressure comes from family communication. Some parents always compare their kids with classmates, which makes teenagers lose confidence easily. Only 8% said they felt stressed because of relationships with friends. Experts offered several practical suggestions. First, set small and clear daily goals instead of only focusing on final exam results. For example, finish one math exercise set or memorize 20 English words each day. Second, talk openly with parents about your true feelings. Most parents don’t realize strict words will hurt kids’ hearts. Third, keep at least 30 minutes for sports every day. Running, skipping rope or playing badminton can help bodies produce happy chemicals to reduce tiredness. What’s more, short breaks are necessary. Don’t sit at desks all day. Looking out of windows for five minutes or drinking a cup of warm milk can calm down nervous minds quickly. The study also reminded teachers not to push students too hard. Proper encouragement works much better than endless homework. 21. How many students took part in the study? A. Less than 1,200 B. More than 1,200 C. Exactly 1,200 D. Over 2,000 22. What is the main stress for most students? A. Friend problems B. Family talks C. Study scores D. Too much housework 23. How long does Li Jia study every day? A. Over 11 hours B. About 10 hours C. Less than 9 hours D. 8 hours 24. Which way is NOT mentioned to relax stress? A. Doing sports B. Chatting with parents C. Taking short rests D. Traveling outside 25. What is the main idea of Paragraph 3? A. Reasons of teen stress B. Useful stress-relief advice C. Results of the survey D. Rules for school teachers B Paper cutting is a traditional Chinese folk art with a history of more than 1,500 years. It was listed in the World Intangible Cultural Heritage List in 2009. Most paper cuttings are red, because red stands for good luck and happiness in Chinese culture. Wang Xiuying, a 68-year-old paper cutting master from Henan’s Luoyang, has practiced this skill for 52 years. When she was 16, her grandma taught her basic cutting skills. At first, her fingers were often cut by sharp scissors, and her paper works looked ugly. But she never gave up. She practiced for four hours every day after finishing farm work. Slowly, she could cut vivid patterns—lively rabbits, blooming peonies, flying phoenixes and cute kids. In the past, paper cuttings were mainly used for festivals and weddings. People stuck them on windows, doors and walls to wish for a peaceful life. Now Wang Xiuying wants more young people to know this old art. She gives free lessons at local middle schools every Wednesday afternoon. Many students show great interest. Some students even create new styles: they mix paper cutting with cartoon characters and English letters, making traditional art fit modern tastes. Wang also sells her works online. Her store on a shopping platform gets hundreds of orders every month. Some foreign visitors buy her cuttings as special Chinese gifts. “Paper cutting is our cultural treasure. I hope it can be passed down from generation to generation,” Wang said with a big smile. She plans to make simple teaching videos and post them online so people all over China can learn this skill easily. 26. When did paper cutting become world intangible cultural heritage? A. In 1500 B. In 2009 C. In 1958 D. In 2026 27. How old was Wang Xiuying when she started learning paper cutting? A. 16 B. 26 C. 52 D. 68 28. Where does Wang give free lessons? A. At her home B. At farm fields C. At local middle schools D. At an art museum 29. What new change do young students bring to paper cutting? A. They only cut red paper now B. They combine it with modern elements C. They stop using scissors D. They sell works to foreign countries 30. What’s Wang’s future plan? A. Open a big offline shop B. Travel around the world to show art C. Make online teaching videos D. Stop teaching and rest at home C Do you often throw away empty plastic water bottles? If you just drop them into rubbish bins, you miss a chance to make amazing handcrafts. 13-year-old Lin Min from Kaifeng is good at turning waste plastic bottles into beautiful and useful things. Last winter holiday, Lin watched an environmental video about white pollution. She felt shocked by tons of plastic waste polluting rivers and farmland. Then she got an idea: reuse plastic bottles instead of throwing them away. First, she cut a big bottle’s top off, smoothed the sharp edges with sandpaper, painted it light green and planted small succulents inside—it became a lovely flower pot. Later she tried more creations. She cut several small bottle parts, tied them together with thin rope and made storage boxes for pens and erasers for her classmates. For her mom, she made a hanging basket to put kitchen towels. For her grandpa, she built a simple bird feeder to hang in the yard. Lin’s teacher praised her and asked her to show her works at the school environmental exhibition. Lots of students came to watch and asked her to teach them. Lin set up a small waste-reuse club at school. Every Friday afternoon, members collect plastic bottles, old cardboard and used cloth, then make handcrafts together. “We don’t need expensive materials to protect the earth,” Lin told school reporters. “Small actions add up. If everyone reuses one plastic bottle each week, we can cut down huge amounts of waste every year.” The club now also donates some nice handcrafts to the neighborhood old people’s home as small gifts. 31. Why did Lin Min start reusing plastic bottles? A. Her teacher told her to do so B. She saw a video about plastic pollution C. She needed cheap flower pots for herself D. Her mom asked her to make storage boxes 32. What was Lin’s first plastic bottle work? A. A pen storage box B. A kitchen towel basket C. A succulent flower pot D. A bird feeder 33. When do club members meet to make handcrafts? A. Every Monday morning B. Every Friday afternoon C. Every winter holiday D. Every Sunday 34. What does the club do with some finished handcrafts? A. Sell them for pocket money B. Send them to the old people’s home C. Throw useless ones away D. Give them to their teachers only 35. What can we learn from Lin Min’s story? A. Plastic bottles can’t be recycled at all B. Protecting environment needs big money C. Small recycling actions matter a lot D. Only teenagers can make waste handcrafts D Do you have trouble remembering English words? Many learners repeat words hundreds of times but still forget them quickly. Psychologists and English teachers share a science-backed memory method: spaced repetition. Spaced repetition means reviewing words at increasing time gaps. For example, after learning a new word today, review it tomorrow, then three days later, then one week later, then two weeks later. This way fits our brain’s forgetting rule. Our brains forget most new information within 24 hours, so early review stops fast forgetting. Later longer gaps help lock words into long-term memory. Many students make a common mistake: cramming dozens of new words in one night before exams. Short-time heavy memorization only creates short-term memory. You may remember words for one day, but they will disappear soon after tests. Spaced repetition takes steady small efforts instead of crazy last-minute cramming. Here is a simple way to practice it. Prepare a small notebook. Write new words, Chinese meanings and sample sentences on one side of cards. Divide cards into three groups. Group 1: newly learned words (review next day). Group 2: words reviewed once (review in three days). Group 3: words reviewed twice (review in seven days). Move cards between groups according to review results. If you can’t recall a word, put it back to Group 1 and restart the cycle. Lots of students in Hefei No.7 Middle School tried this method last term. A survey showed their average word test scores rose 15 points in two months. “I used to hate memorizing words, now it becomes much easier,” said one Grade Nine student. This method also works for grammar points, historical dates and biology knowledge. 36. What is spaced repetition? A. Memorizing all words one night B. Reviewing knowledge with longer and longer time breaks C. Repeating the same word non-stop for hours D. Learning words only in morning classes 37. Why is cramming bad for word memory? A. It wastes too much notebook paper B. It only builds short-term memory C. It takes less study time D. It makes sample sentences hard to understand 38. How many groups of word cards does the text suggest? A. Two B. Three C. Four D. Five 39. What should you do if you fail to remember a word during review? A. Throw the card away B. Put it back to Group 1 C. Leave it in Group 3 D. Copy it ten times immediately 40. What subject CANNOT use spaced repetition according to the passage? A. English grammar B. History C. Physics experiments D. Biology 三、完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，共15分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。 When I was a little boy, I hated running. I was short and slow. Every time our PE class had a running race, I always finished last. My classmates sometimes laughed at me, which made me feel 41______. I wanted to give up sports forever. One afternoon, my grandpa found me sitting alone in the yard with wet eyes. He didn’t say much, just asked me to walk with him to the small hill behind our village. On the way, we saw an old turtle moving slowly across the road. A rabbit jumped past it quickly. “Look,” Grandpa said softly, “The rabbit runs fast, but the turtle never 42______ its step. Slow progress is still progress.” We climbed the hill little by little. I stopped many times to catch my breath, but Grandpa waited for me each time. When we reached the top, the whole village looked beautiful under the sunset. “You didn’t run, 43______ you got here,” Grandpa smiled. “Speed isn’t the most important thing. Persistence(坚持) is.” His words touched my heart deeply. The next PE class, I decided not to fear running anymore. I didn’t try to catch up with fast classmates. I just kept my own slow, steady pace. Day by day, I practiced jogging for 20 minutes after school. At first my legs ached terribly, and I wanted to quit many times, 44______ I remembered the turtle and Grandpa’s words. Three months later, our school held a long-distance running match. I joined it without much hope. To my surprise, I didn’t fall behind halfway. I kept moving forward step by step. Finally, I got the 45______ prize—the sixth place. It was not a top reward, but it was my first running prize ever. Now I know: success seldom comes from being the fastest. It comes from never stopping moving forward, no matter how 46______ you are at first. This lesson helps me a lot with my schoolwork, too. When difficult math problems make me upset, I take small steps to solve them one by one, instead of giving up right away. Last month, Grandpa fell ill and stayed in hospital. I run to the hospital every evening after study. I tell him my small progress each day. He always nods and looks 47______. That slow turtle and the hill trip have become the most valuable memory between us. Life is like a long race. Some people dash ahead at the start, some move slowly. Those who hold on to the end are the real 48______. We shouldn’t judge ourselves by others’ speed. Just focus on our own road, keep going, and we will surely reach our 49______ one day. Never look down on slow growth; every small forward step builds bigger 50______ in the future. One more thing I learned: family elders carry rich life wisdom. They don’t always give us easy answers, but they use simple little things to teach us lifelong 51______. We should listen carefully and cherish their guidance. This year, I plan to join the city junior running competition. I don’t dream of winning first place. My only goal is to finish the whole race steadily, and prove to myself that persistence can beat weakness and 52______. I also plan to encourage my classmates who dislike sports. I will share Grandpa’s turtle story with them, just as he shared it with me years ago. Slow does not mean useless. Quick does not mean lasting. Steady effort beats fast flash every 53______. If you feel weak or slow in something now, don’t lose heart. Start tiny, keep consistent, and time will reward your patience and hard 54______. This simple truth shapes who I am today, and I will pass this warm spirit to more people around me as long as I have the 55______. 41. A. proud B. sad C. relaxed D. excited 42. A. speeds up B. slows down C. stops D. changes 43. A. so B. or C. but D. and 44. A. because B. though C. so D. but 45. A. first B. second C. sixth D. last 46. A. quick B. slow C. clever D. strong 47. A. worried B. angry C. pleased D. bored 48. A. losers B. winners C. runners D. walkers 49. A. dreams B. houses C. meals D. schools 50. A. trouble B. success C. mistakes D. stress 51. A. toys B. tools C. lessons D. games 52. A. laziness B. kindness C. care D. trust 53. A. time B. chance C. match D. day 54. A. rest B. work C. sleep D. talk 55. A. chance B. money C. food D. water 四、语篇填空（共15小题，每题1分，共15分） 第一节 阅读短文，从方框中选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空，使短文通顺、完整。每词限用一次。（词形可变化） they, help, quick, friend, nature, enjoy, safe, plant, many, easy Now more teenagers love outdoor hiking in mountains. It’s a great way to get close to 56.. Before you set off, follow these tips to make your trip 57. and happy. First, prepare proper clothes and shoes. Don’t wear slippers or thin shoes. Thick sports shoes protect your feet 58.. Second, take enough water and light snacks. Don’t carry too heavy bags, or you will feel tired 59.. Third, go with your family or 60.. Never hike alone. If you meet problems, 61. can give you a hand at once. While hiking, please protect the environment. Don’t pick wild flowers or break young 62.. Take all rubbish away instead of leaving it on the ground. We should keep mountains clean for 63. visitors later. Hiking also 64.______ your body. It makes your heart and legs strong. You can breathe fresh air and 65.______ beautiful views far away. It’s much better than staying at home playing mobile games all weekend. 第二节 阅读短文，根据短文内容，用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。 Online reading is popular among students now, but it has advantages and 66.______ (advantage). Many students use apps 67.______ (read) novels and news every day. It saves money because most online articles are free. However, long screen time hurts our eyes badly. What’s worse, some online stories 68.______ (be) full of bad information that is not fit for teenagers. Teachers suggest that students should spend no more than one hour 69.______ (read) online each day. It’s still necessary 70.______ (keep) reading paper books as much as possible. 五、补全对话（每题2分，共10分） A: Hi, Zhang Peng! You look really happy today. What’s up? B: 71.____________________________________ A: Wow, that’s wonderful! Where will you volunteer? B: At the city animal shelter this Sunday morning. A: 72.____________________________________ B: We will feed small dogs, clean their houses and take them for short walks. A: Sounds meaningful! 73.____________________________________ B: Yes, you can come with me if you are free. A: I’d love to join you. 74.____________________________________ B: We will meet at the school gate at 8 o’clock. Don’t be late. A: OK. Should I bring anything special? B: 75.____________________________________ Just wear comfortable clothes and shoes. A: No problem. See you this Sunday! B: See you! 六、书面表达（20分） 随着中考临近，很多同学只顾埋头刷题，忽略了体育锻炼和家务劳动。学校英语广播站发起征文活动，请你以“ Balance Study and Life”为题写一篇英语短文投稿。 要点： 1.现状：部分学生只重视学习，不运动、不做家务； 2.均衡生活的好处（至少两点：强身减压；学会独立体谅父母）； 3.你的日常做法与倡议； 要求： 1.词数80—110词； 2.条理清晰，语句通顺，无明显语法错误； 3.不得出现真实姓名、班级、学校名称。 第 1 页 共 10 页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $