2026年四川省普通高校对口招生统一考试中职英语试卷

英 语 本试卷分第Ⅰ卷和第Ⅱ卷。考生作答时，须将答案答在答题卡上，在本试卷、草稿纸上答题无效。满分100分。考试时间120分钟。考试结束后，将本试卷、答题卡和草稿纸一并交回。 第Ⅰ卷（共70分） 注意事项： 1．必须使用2B铅笔在答题卡上将所选答案对应的标号涂黑。 2．第Ⅰ卷共两部分，满分70分。 第一部分 英语知识运用（共两节；满分30分） 第一节 单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 1. Jiuzhaigou is ________ national nature park and ________ home to giant pandas. A. a; a B. /; a C. a; / D. the; the 2. Maria would like to travel ________ foot in the forest. A. at B. on C. of D. by 3. To our surprise, Sue has a good ________ of Chinese history. A. knowledge B. ability C. method D. chance 4. The harder you study, ________ you will be. A. lucky B. luckier C. the luckier D. the luckiest 5. ________ important the Silk Road was for the East and the West in ancient times! A. How B. What C. How an D. What an 6. Journey to the West is worth ________ for learners of Chinese. A. reads B. read C. reading D. to read 7. Some experts suggest that we ________ measures to protect personal information. A. took B. will take C. can take D. should take 8. So far, more and more countries ________ that cooperation is the correct direction to achieve development. A. realize B. realized C. have realized D. had realized 9. He hardly does sports, _________ he? A. isn’t B. doesn’t C. is D. does 10. The AI technology _________ in the self-driving car system is advanced. A. apply B. applied C. applies D. applying 11. Look at the sign! You _________ smoke here. A. couldn’t B. needn’t C. wouldn’t D. mustn’t 12. As we all know, mobile payment is _________ convenient _________ fast. A. both; and B. either; or C. neither; nor D. whether; or 13. Helen was about to close the door _________ a beautiful bird caught her attention. A. since B. before C. when D. until 14. Only by practising hard _________ master professional skills for future jobs. A. you can B. can you C. you do D. do you 15. My grandmother is good at paper cutting, _________ is a Chinese folk art. A. that B. when C. where D. which 第二节 语言应用（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） Part A 根据下列图片所提供的信息，从每题所给的A、B和C三个选项中，选出最佳选项。 16. Whom is this toilet reserved for? A. Teenagers. B. Visitors. C. Parents with babies. 17. What’s the purpose of the sign? A. To remind. B. To warn. C. To amuse. 18. What can you read on P22? A. Letters. B. Book reviews. C. Global news. 19. Andrea might be _________. A. a parent B. a teacher C. a student 20. If you drink a bottle of Coca Cola, you may win _______. A. a lid B. a bottle C. a coupon 21. What should you do in case of emergency? A. Open doors. B. Follow instructions. C. Step on the rails. 22. This is a receipt from ____. A. a parking lot B. a cinema C. a school Part B 根据下图所提供的信息，从每题所给的A、B和C三个选项中，选出最佳选项。 23. What is wanted? A. Nature photos. B. Science books. C. Adventure stories. 24. What will every reader featured get? A. A smart phone. B. A wonderful camera. C. A copy of the magazine. 25. Where did Elizabeth take the photograph? A. In a car. B. In Rome. C. In a rainforest. 第二部分 阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Our host families are happy to open their homes to you and welcome you in as a member of their families. This means they truly want to share their language and culture with you while learning about your language and culture. Instead of paying for language courses, our host families believe that hosting a native English speaker is a better way to learn the language and make friendships that last forever. In exchange for room and board (伙食), you are required to tutor your hosts in English for 15 hours per week. It’s your job to find out the level of each family member upon arrival and work closely with them to meet their individual needs. We will offer tutoring materials to help you prepare for the lessons before departing. But remember, you don’t need to stay indoors doing grammar exercises out of a textbook. Everyday conversation is often the best way to become fluent. We encourage you to learn the local language as well! Program Highlights ❖Enjoy a life-changing cultural experience. ❖Stay with a caring host family. ❖Live in the country of your dreams for up to three months. ❖Take advantage of discounted programs for repeat participants. ❖Travel on a budget to your dream destinations. 26. Why are the host families willing to open their homes to you? A. They have rooms for rent. B. They need a new family member. C. They can earn money by offering board. D. They want to learn your language and culture. 27. What are you required to do for your host family upon arrival? A. Do grammar exercises. B. Check their English levels. C. Learn the local language. D. Prepare tutoring materials. 28. Which is an advantage of the program? A. Traveling with your host family. B. Living in your dream country forever. C. Enjoying a life-changing cultural experience. D. Buying language courses at a discount next time. 29. The text is likely to be __________. A. a school notice B. an invitation letter C. a science report D. an online advertisement B A study suggests that “small talk” (conversations about topics that seem unimportant) can be enjoyable and even improve mental (心理的) health. Researchers at the University of Michigan in the US asked 1,800 people to choose topics, including ones they considered dull, and predict how interesting chatting about them would be. Participants picked topics including cats, onions and movies. Lots of people thought they’d find it more interesting to talk to someone they knew. After chats with strangers and friends, in-person and online, most people said the conversations were more interesting than expected. The team say that this shows that just connecting with someone matters more than a topic, and small talk is a chance to build relationships, both of which can promote mental health. Elizabeth Trinh, who led the study, told The Independent newspaper, “Feeling heard, responding to each other, and discovering unexpected details about someone’s life can even make an everyday topic meaningful.” 30. Which of the following belongs to small talk? A. Conversations about pets. B. Conversations about trade. C. Talks on education system. D. Talks on economic policies. 31. What does the underlined word “them” in paragraph 2 refer to? A. People. B. Topics. C. Researchers. D. Movies. 32. What is paragraph 2 mainly about? A. When the research was done. B. How the research was done. C. Where the research was done. D. Why the research was done. 33. Which is one of the study findings? A. Topics of small talk matter greatly. B. People are curious about others’ lives. C. Connecting with people through small talk is beneficial. D. Online chatting is more interesting than in-person chatting. C When Everett Miller was about 15, he was living with friends and relatives, sleeping on sofas. The only real support in his life was his grandmother. “She would come pick me up wherever I was living, on three-day weekends or breaks from school,” Miller said. “And she was the person that I admired the most.” One day, his grandmother took him to the shopping center. As she waited for him on a bench, Miller went into a store to look for a band T-shirt. He had developed a habit of shoplifting (顺手牵羊), and when he found the City Boys shirt he wanted, he decided to steal it. “So I bent down behind a clothing rack, and I started to roll up that T-shirt. And I was getting ready to put it in my pants,” he said. “As I was doing that, a teenage girl, probably just a couple of years older than me, bent down beside me and whispered to me, ‘Don’t do it, man. It’s not worth it.’” She said it so only he could hear. “The tone of her voice wasn’t angry. It wasn’t judgmental (妄加指责). It was caring,” Miller recalled. “Then she looked at me and she kept her eyes on me until I unrolled the T-shirt and folded it back up.” Miller stood up, took the folded shirt to the register and paid for it. He rushed out of the store to meet his grandmother, still waiting on the bench. Thirty years later, Miller says he thinks of that stranger nearly every day. “I don’t know who that teenage girl was. I don’t know why she cared so much. All I know is that whoever she was, the fact that she whispered that to me secretly kept me from making a terrible mistake.” Sometimes he replays that moment in his mind, imagining what would have happened if she hadn’t prevented him. 34. What was Miller’s life like when he was about 15? A. He was admired by his relatives. B. He already had his own house. C. His parents loved him very much. D. He could only depend on his grandma. 35. Why did Miller go into the store? A. To get a T-shirt. B. To see the City Boys. C. To wait for his friends. D. To buy his grandma a drink. 36. What happened to Miller at the shop? A. A stranger shouted at him in public. B. He had to pay for breaking a register. C. The shop owner caught him rolling up the shirt. D. A teenage girl stopped him from stealing the shirt. 37. How did Miller feel when telling this story? A. Proud. B. Thankful. C. Angry. D. Sad. D On an island in Norway, there are huge vaults (保险库) built deep inside a mountain. A vault in a bank can hold treasures, like precious gems or metals. But the vaults in Norway keep a different kind of treasure safe. The treasure is seeds that have been gathered from countries around the globe. The Global Seed Vault in Norway is one of many “seed banks” around the world. These are places to keep and protect seeds. What makes this seed bank special is that there are almost one million types of seeds stored there! Seed banks have many purposes. One main purpose is to make sure there are always seeds left for farmers to plant. For example, in 2017, a hurricane (飓风) on the island of Puerto Rico destroyed farmland and many crops. Luckily, the University of Puerto Rico has a seed bank. It was able to give 8,000 pounds of seeds to people across the island. Farmers used these seeds to grow the food people needed. Seed banks also help protect the many different types of each plant. Not enough variety can cause problems. That was made clear in Ireland in the 1840s. People grew and ate just one kind of potato. Then, a disease attacked the potato plants. As a result, this important supply of food was destroyed. One million people died. A seed bank could have provided a different and stronger type of potato plant. Maybe these stronger potatoes would have stayed healthy and provided food. Many countries have their own smaller seed banks. But floods, fires, wars, and other disasters could destroy these precious seeds. A backup plan is a good idea. That’s why the Global Seed Vault was created. The seeds come from all over the world, and they belong to everyone. This special bank truly has treasures for us all. This seed bank makes sure we’ll have seeds to grow food, no matter what. 38. What is the function of the vaults in Norway? A. To keep cheques. B. To store seeds. C. To keep metals. D. To store safes. 39. What did the University of Puerto Rico do after the hurricane? A. It gave food to farmers. B. It offered funds to students. C. It provided seeds for farmers. D. It started an experiment on seeds. 40. What happened in Ireland in the 1840s? A. Farmers refused to plant potatoes. B. A different type of potato seed was found. C. A large number of people died of potato shortage. D. The seed bank supplied stronger potatoes to farmers. 41. What can we learn about the Global Seed Vault? A. It benefits every country. B. It protects all banks. C. It gives loans to poor nations. D. It collects wealth worldwide. E For Luo Juan, a 36-year-old lady in Chengdu, a cup of coffee is more than just a type of drink. It is a bridge connecting Sichuan to the rest of the globe. Thousands of miles away in Paris, a visitor who tried her specialty coffee said, “This is something I’ve never had before, and it tastes amazing.” For Luo Juan, who grew up drinking local teas in southwest China’s Sichuan Province, that moment was the answer she had been seeking for more than eight years. After graduating from a university in Shanghai in 2012, Luo Juan had a finance job at a company, but a car accident became the push for her starting a new life. “When I woke up in the hospital, I regretted not having done what I really wanted to do,” she said. She quit the job and, in 2018, took over her husband’s small cafe he had left behind to study abroad. She named the cafe “Yue Yang,” meaning “crossing the sea” in Chinese. She then immersed (沉浸) herself in the world of coffee, researching international markets during visits to her husband, attending different exhibitions with colleagues, and traveling to Kenya to study coffee processing. Her efforts paid off. She passed more than 20 exams at once to earn her Q-Grader certificate issued by the international Coffee Quality Institute. In April 2025, Yue Yang became the only brand from Sichuan invited to represent China at the Paris Coffee Festival. Their stand, decorated with traditional Sichuan elements, won the second place in sales at the four-day event. Its 5-pound specialty drinks drew a long queue. As international customers tasted their Chengdu latte (拿铁咖啡) and asked where Sichuan is and how the people there live, Luo Juan realized that every cup sold carries a story. “Every time a foreign customer chose our coffee, I felt our culture was understood and appreciated,” she said. 42. The visitor’s words in Paris gave Luo Juan ________. A. a sense of achievement B. a solution to her problem C. a message of business opportunity D. a feeling of heavy pressure 43. Luo Juan’s regret shows that ________. A. she was not a careful driver B. she did not like her university much C. she did not quite like her finance job D. she was not happy with her marriage 44. What does the underlined part in paragraph 6 suggest? A. Luo Juan invested a lot of money in the cafe. B. Luo Juan won an international prize in Paris. C. Luo Juan got a good reward for what she had done. D. Luo Juan paid a high price for the Q-Grader certificate. 45. What can be a suitable title for the text? A. A Cafe in Shanghai B. A Taste of Chengdu C. A Trip to Kenya D. A Tale of Paris 第Ⅱ卷（共30分） 注意事项： 1．必须使用0.5mm黑色字迹签字笔在答题卡上题目所指示的答题区域内作答。 2．第Ⅱ卷共三部分，满分30分。 第一部分 补全对话（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分） 阅读下列对话，从所给选项中，选出能够完成对话的最佳选项。选项中有两个多余选项。 Sunny: Hey, Emily. 46 Are you sick? Emily: No, Sunny. I just had an argument with my parents. Sunny: I see. 47 Emily: It’s always the generation gap. 48 Sunny: Maybe we should try to be more open with our parents. They just want to help us. Emily: But it’s just too hard to have a conversation with them. Sunny: 49 In fact, there’s a lecture tonight at school about how to deal with the generation gap. Why not go together? Emily: 50 A. Good idea. B. I understand. C. You look pale. D. How about you? E. What can we do about it? F. I do love my parents very much. G. I often have trouble with my parents, too. 第二部分 翻译（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分） Part A 请将下列英语句子翻译成汉语。 51. Easier said than done. 52. It takes about two hours to go to the airport by bus. 53. People are amazed at the great achievements of modern China. Part B 请根据所给汉语提示，将下列译成英语的句子补充完整。 54．那家工厂今年新能源汽车的产量是去年的三倍。 The output of the new energy vehicles in that factory this year is three _______ larger _______ that of last year. 55．中国为世界和平做出了杰出贡献。 It is China _______ has made an outstanding contribution _______ world peace. 第三部分 书面表达（满分15分） 假定你是李华，你校外籍教师Mr Evans将举办AI技能培训班。请你用英文给他写一封邮件申请参加培训，内容包括： 1．提出申请； 2．说明理由。 注意： 1．词数80左右； 2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。 Dear Mr Evans, ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Yours, Li Hua 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $