辽宁鞍山市海城四中联考2026-2027学年初三上学期英语10月限时作业

海城四中年10月英语限时作业 1、 阅读理解 A Hello，everyone! I'm your friend，Johnny. Welcome to today's ▲ . Let's look ahead to next week. Unluckily，rainy days will continue for another three days. You'd better stay at home. If you plan to go hiking or biking，you'd better wait for the rain to stop. If you happen to meet floods or other dangerous situations，go to a higher place. Then call 911.Tell the police your location and wait for help.….Stay safe and enjoy your day! 1.What's missing in ▲_______？______ A. accident report B. sports world C. weather report 2.When did Johnny give the report？______ A. On25th. B. On26th. C. On28th. 3.What does Johnny recommend people do for the next three days？______ A. Stay at home. B. Go somewhere higher. C. Go hiking or riding. 4.When will it rain the most heavily？______ A. On Monday. B. On Tuesday. C. On Wednesday. B In December 2025, Saihanba forest farm successfully passed a Forest Management Certification (森林经营认证). It acts as a “green pass”, helping Saihanba’s forest products enter global markets. Located in Hebei Province, Saihanba has experienced an amazing change. By the late 1950s, centuries of overgrazing (过度放牧) and logging (伐木) had made it into a desert. With sandstorms threatening the capital and other northern cities, China decided to bring it back to life. Today, it is the world’s largest man‑made forest. This success comes from the hard work of three generations (代) of foresters. In 1962, the first group of 369 foresters arrived there to plant trees, most of whom were in their 20s. “Working in the forest, you have to work hard no matter what the conditions are,” a worker said. Today, a new generation is taking on new challenges. They are using scientific methods to improve the forest. For example, they are planting mixed tree species to make the forest stronger against fire, pests (害虫) and climate change.   Over the years, these foresters have turned the desert into a green sea. The forest coverage (覆盖率) has increased from 11 percent to 82 percent. They also take pride in the “Saihanba Spirit”, which means remembering why they started, working hard and trying new things, and developing in a green way.   In 2017, Saihanba won the UN’s highest environmental honour. Saihanba proves that strong will and science can turn poor land into green places. It sets a powerful example for green development, offering hope to China and other countries around the world. 5．What does the “green pass” help Saihanba's forest products do? A．Grow more green plants. B．Reach global markets. C．Improve scientific methods. D．Avoid the threat of sandstorms. 6．Why did China decide to bring Saihanba back to life? A．Because many tourists wanted to visit it. B．Because the forest coverage had dropped to 11%. C．Because it was the world's largest man‑made forest. D．Because sandstorms threatened the capital and other cities. 7．Why are foresters planting mixed tree species? A．To attract more tourists. B．To make the forest stronger. C．To reduce the cost of planting. D．To increase the production of trees. 8．What is the passage mainly about? A．The meaning of the Saihanba Spirit. B．The ways to plant and protect a forest. C．The successful change and example of Saihanba. D．The process of getting an international forest certification. C In August 2025, Pang Zhongwang, a student from Tsinghua University, received the “Touching China” Award for the year 2024. His life story has moved and encouraged many people. Pang grew up in a poor family. His father was badly ill, and his mother was born with a serious illness and could not walk. Pang himself was born with a heart problem. Life was very hard. As a child, he often went to borrow money to pay for his mother’s medicine and collected old things to help his family pay back money. But he never lost hope. In 2017, he got high scores in the college entrance exam and entered Tsinghua University. There he found his interest in doing research. He failed many times, but he never gave up. His mother gave him the name “Zhongwang”. She expressed her great hope through it. “My mother smiles every day—why should I be sad?” Pang said. Sadly, his mother passed away in 2020. At that time, he just got a chance to study for a higher degree at the same university. Now, Pang has written research papers and has inventions under his name; he wants to use science to serve his country. He even helped a young girl change to the subject she loved. His story brings light and hope to others. As the “Touching China” Award said, “You left hard times behind, smiled at life, and walked ahead with strength.” Pang’s journey tells us that with a strong heart and hope, we can answer the hopes of those who love us and make our own future bright. 9．Why did Pang go to borrow money? A．To pay for his own education. B．To buy old things for his family. C．To pay for his mother’s medicine. D．To support the poor children in his village. 10．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 3 refer to? A．Pang Zhongwang’s childhood. B．Pang Zhongwang’s family. C．Pang Zhongwang’s school. D．Pang Zhongwang’s name. 11．Which word can best describe Pang’s attitude (态度) towards life? A．Thankful. B．Hopeful. C．Hopeless. D．Worried. 12．What does Pang’s story mainly tell us? A．Hard work and hope can change life. B．No one can succeed overnight. C．Awards are important to everyone. D．University is the only way to success. D ①People always say the music from their younger years is the best, compared with the music from any other time in their lives. This may be because of something that can be called the “memory bump (隆起)”. According to the BBC, the memory bump means that our memories from ages 10 to 30 are very strong. This period heavily shapes our interests, such as our favourite books, films, sports stars, and especially music. The reason is that there is a “safe” place in our brain to store the musical memories. The place is well protected from aging problems. As a result, the music we listen to during these years usually has a long-lasting influence. We usually remember the music in our early years more deeply than music from other times in our lives. “Music is episodic (片段式的),”Professor Robert Cutietta at USC told CNN.“If you look at an artwork or something else, you can look at it and then walk away. Music is over time.” Music is mixed. It can mix happy and sad feelings when we listen to it. When the songs are about your past experiences, memories of those moments will flood back as you listen to the songs again. Music is magic. Sometimes, with a change in your experience, the sadness you felt before when listening to a song can later turn into joy. This can explain why listening to music from a difficult time in your younger life can bring a sense of comfort and relief (宽慰) now. 13.What is the “memory bump”? A. An interest in books and films. B. A type of music from the 1910s. C. The happiest memories in the brain. D. The strong memories from our early years. 14.Why do we remember the music from our younger years better? A. We listen to the music more often. B. Young people have better memories. C. A well protected area in the brain stores it. D. The music is easier to understand and remember. 15.What is the structure of the text? A. B. C. D. ​​​​​​​ 16.What is the main idea of the text? A. Most people have special musical memories. B. Our music memories have a lasting influence. C. Getting older changes how we remember music. D. We can remember music better than other things. 短文还原 阅读下面材料，从方框中所给的A-E五个选项中选出正确选项（其中一项是多余选项）。 Spring Break in China Spring is a lively season. For some Chinese students, it also means a special holiday—Spring Break. What is Spring Break? Have you heard of Spring Break for Chinese students? 17 It is not a national public holiday, but more and more cities in China are carrying out this special practice for students. The break is mainly for primary and junior high school students, while Grade 9 students usually enjoy less time because they need to prepare for important exams. How long does it last? Most schools give students three days off in early April. 18 So students can enjoy a longer holiday without any extra make-up classes. For example, if the Spring Break falls near Qingming Festival, students can have up to five or six days off in total. 19 After months of busy study, Spring Break is an excellent time for students to relax. Students can go outings or take study trips during the break. Teachers will also cut down homework to make sure students can rest well during the break. Some schools also offer special care services during the break. 20 So, parents don't have to worry about their kids. Why do students have Spring Break? Spring Break is a great practice to balance study and rest. It makes school life more colourful and gets students ready for the rest of the school term. A．It is a short holiday for students in spring. B．What can students do during Spring Break? C．These services help care for children of working parents. D．How is Spring Break different from other holidays in China? E．They often connect the break with Qingming Festival or May Day. 二、完形填空 根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。 Squirrels are busy hiding nuts every fall. They need these nuts as food      (21)      winter. But how do they remember     (22)      they hid them? You may think squirrels      (23)      their smell. But in an experiment, scientists provided fake (假的) nuts that looked and smelled real. The squirrels were      (24)      and ignored(忽视) the fake nuts. They      (25)      the real ones almost every time. Pizza Ka Yee Chow at the University of Chester in the UK said that squirrels have a strong      (26)     . She thinks that squirrels use landmarks(地标) to find the      (27)      and measure the distance between them and their home. This is like using a map inside their mind. Besides, squirrels don't just keep in mind their own food. They watch where others hide their food      (28)     . Then, they might      (29)      it and hide it somewhere else. Scientists think their memory is one reason why squirrels are so good at surviving in the     (30)     . It's not just about hiding food-it's about remembering in a smart way. 21.A. during B. after C. before D. until 22.A. how B. why C. when D. where 23.A. live on B. search for C. depend on D. care about 24.A. strong B. clever C. busy D. hard-working 25.A. recognized B. covered C. remembered D. threw 26.A. body B. memory C. wish D. heart 27.A. roads B. nuts C. leaves D. trees 28.A. happily B. quickly C. nervously D. carefully 29.A. steal B. clean C. recall D. explore 30.A. dark B. distance C. wild D. future 三、阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Happy memories are precious treasures in our lives. When 31 (recall) them, we feel a sense of warmth and happiness. At family gatherings, we often share the happy 342 (moment) we remember. We talk 33 the good times we had together, such as holidays, birthdays, and celebrations. These memories connect us 34 our family members and make us feel much closer to them. We also create new memories during these gatherings. We play games, sing songs, and have fun together. These new memories add to our 35 (collect) of happy memories. Our 36 (person)experiences also contribute to our happy memories. For example, when we achieve a goal, make a new friend, or have some adventure, these experiences become part of our happy memories. We should cherish our happy memories and keep them alive. We can do this by 37 (share) them with others, writing them down, or looking at old photos. Sometimes when I feel lonely or discouraged, I open my memory box 38 (slow). I keep concert tickets and dried flowers from special occasions. Each item tells a story—the first time I rode a bicycle without 39 (train) wheels, or the moment our basketball team won the championship. These memories remind me 40 life is full of beautiful moments worth remembering. 四、阅读与表达 It's known that walking is good for us, but how good? Research has shown that walking is a great form of exercise. Walking is perfect for keeping physical health and keeping weight under control. It's also a tested way of improving your mood(情绪)and reducing stress. But now scientists have discovered some new advantages, especially for the brain. So, how does walking help the brain? We can get answers from how the three people describe their walking habits. I go for a walk alone every weekend, with my favourite music in my earphones. I always walk the same way every time, but each season brings something different. In autumn, I pick up the golden(金色的)leaves. In spring, I smell the beautiful flowers. Such a chance to get closer to nature helps my brain work better like making me remember things more easily. —John Nichols (32 years old) I live in the city and I often walk home instead of taking the subway. There's a shorter path(小路) nearby，but I always choose the longer one for the beautiful scenery along the way. Though I feel a little bit tired and people don't understand me, I have to say that I feel my mind clearer after walking, especially when I'm busy with work. —Declan Smith (26 years old) London is a great place to walk. I usually walk from my home to where I work right through Regent's Park, with its tall and wonderful trees. Along the way, I really enjoy sharing my daily happiness and troubles with some of my friends while walking together. Walking like this makes me think more clearly and I hardly forget important things now. —Simon Tressel (34 years old) 1. Has research shown that walking is a great form of exercise? ________________________________________________ 2. What is walking perfect for?                                                                                                                         3. According to the three people, how does walking help the brain?  ______________________________________________________ 4. Which of the three people's walking habits would you like to choose on your way to school? Explain. (about 30 words) ____________________________________________________________________________________ 五、书面表达 假设你是李华，你的笔友Tom对如何成为一名积极的学习者很感兴趣，请你给他写一封80左右的英文邮件，分享你的建议。 要点提示： 1.成为积极的学习者，多使用所学内容； 2.循序渐进，从简单开始； 3.让学习变得有趣； 4.不拖延，今日事今日毕。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $