真题同源模拟卷九(无听力音频)-2027年中考英语真题同源模拟卷

2027学年度中考英语真题同源模拟卷（九） 第一部分 选择题（共60分） 一、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分） 第一节 阅读下列短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳选项。 A Teen‑parent conflicts are quite common and they are supposed to be treated seriously. Three real‑life conflict examples Parent: Mike often gets into trouble at school. You’d better keep away from him. Ben: You don’t know him as well as I do. Don’t tell me who I can make friends with. Parent: Don’t spend too much time on computer games. You ought to do something worthwhile. Grace: I have already finished my homework. I just want to relax myself. Parent: You got an F again in your physics exam. I feel disappointed in you. Jack: I really worked hard, but this subject is just too difficult for me. Results from a related survey About 18% of teenagers will communicate with their parents when they meet troubles. More than 50% of teenagers believe their parents fail to understand them. Nearly half of parents only talk about schoolwork with their kids. Expert advice ‑ Communicate with children in a friendly tone ‑ Encourage teenagers to share their true feelings ‑ Take part in different kinds of activities together （ ）1. From the conversation, what is Ben advised not to do? A. Make friends with Mike at school. B. Get an F in school exams. C. Cause trouble in school. D. Play computer games late at night. （ ）2. Grace’s parent thinks playing computer games is ________. A. Helpful B. relaxing C. necessary D. meaningless （ ）3. What can we learn from the survey? A. None of the teenagers think their parents understand them. B. Most parents only talk about school subjects with kids. C. Only a small number of teenagers talk to parents when in trouble. D. Most parents believe they know their children very well. （ ）4. The expert suggestions are mainly for ________. A. Students B. parents C. teachers D. school experts B When you have a question in class, what will you do? Will you shout it out the second the idea comes to you? Or will you raise your hand and wait till your teacher calls on you? If you choose to raise your hand politely, it is probably because your teacher has set classroom rules. Imagine what would happen if every student spoke whenever they liked in class. Could real learning go on? Without clear rules, the classroom would turn into a total mess! Learning to drive also means following plenty of rules. You cannot drive as fast as you wish everywhere. You can’t park your car at any place you like. People under 18 are not allowed to drive at all! Traffic rules share the same goal as many daily rules — keeping people safe. As the old saying goes, “No rules, no standards.” If you list the rules you follow every day, you will find many of them keep you safe and bring a better life. Sometimes certain rules may seem unfair. Even so, we shouldn’t break them. Instead, think of proper ways to improve them. We should try to change rules within the rule system itself. （ ）5. How does the writer begin this passage? A. By raising some questions. B. By listing plenty of numbers. C. By offering survey materials. D. By sharing personal experiences. （ ）6. What does the underlined word “chaotic” in Paragraph 2 mean? A. Quiet B. Crowded C. Active D. Messy （ ）7. What is the Chinese meaning of the saying “No rules, no standards”? A. 不以规矩，不能成方圆 B. 吃一堑，长一智 C. 不入虎穴，焉得虎子 D. 言无二贵，法不两适 （ ）8. What is the main idea of the text? A. How to make fair new rules. B. How students should behave at school. C. Why our society needs rules. D. How people can break unfair rules. C Traditional Chinese handicrafts are winning worldwide attention these years. Paper‑cutting is one of the most well‑known folk arts. It has a history of more than 1500 years. In the old days, paper‑cut works were mainly used for festivals and weddings. People cut red paper into flowers, animals and lucky Chinese characters. They stuck these paper cuts on windows, doors or walls to wish for good luck and happiness. Most paper‑cut artists were housewives. They passed the skills down from mothers to daughters. Now this ancient art is stepping into modern life. Young creators bring new ideas. They mix traditional patterns with cartoon characters, sports stars and daily life scenes. Some artists create paper‑cut works about environmental protection and space exploration. Paper‑cutting shows up in many creative products too. You can see it on notebooks, shopping bags and even clothing. Many foreign visitors buy paper‑cut pieces as special gifts. Online short‑video platforms also help this art spread fast. More young people are willing to learn this old skill. However, paper‑cutting still faces challenges. Few young people choose to make it their full‑time job. It takes lots of time and practice to master cutting skills. Schools and communities are trying to offer paper‑cut lessons to help this folk art live on. （ ）9. How long is the history of Chinese paper‑cutting? A. Over one thousand five hundred years. B. Nearly five hundred years. C. Less than one thousand years. D. More than two thousand years. （ ）10. In ancient times, people used paper‑cuts mainly for ________. A. school homework B. festivals and weddings C. international competitions D. science research （ ）11. What challenge does paper‑cutting face nowadays? A. No visitors want to buy paper‑cut works. B. There are no patterns for young creators. C. Few teenagers take it as their full‑time work. D. Schools refuse to open paper‑cut classes. （ ）12. What is the best title for this passage? A. The Development of Paper‑cutting Art B. Different Kinds of Chinese Festivals C. How to Make Colourful Paper D. Popular Gifts for Foreign Tourists D On October 21st, 2024, a robot dog with a heavy backpack climbed Mount Tai. It reminded tourists to protect the mountain environment and drew lots of visitors’ attention. Robots are stepping out of labs and shows into real‑world daily life. In the autumn of 2023, Zhejiang University used two X30 robot dogs. They carried students’ schoolbags, moved quickly through crowds and climbed stairs. X30 robot dogs can work in terrible conditions. They can stand freezing cold. They work well in bright light, weak light and complete darkness, with a working distance up to 10 kilometers. China’s robot industry has developed rapidly in recent years. Human‑like robots are widely used in many fields such as automobile, computer and communication industries. In car factories, humanoid robots finish work that used to be done only by human workers. With technology development, robot products will be widely used in China’s real economy by 2027. The robot industry will have a promising future. （ ）13. What did the robot dog do on Mount Tai? A. It carried heavy bags and cooked food for tourists. B. It carried heavy bags and cleaned rubbish for the mountain. C. It carried heavy bags and sold drinking water to visitors. D. It carried heavy bags and reminded visitors of environmental protection. （ ）14. According to Paragraph 3, what task can X30 robot dogs probably finish? A. Search for missing people in dark mountain areas. B. Produce cars inside large factories. C. Make video phone calls for old people. D. Cook delicious meals for families. （ ）15. Which fields do humanoid robots serve? ① automobiles ② fishing ③ computers ④ communications A. ①②③ B. ①②④ C. ①③④ D. ②③④ （ ）16. What is the best title for this article? A. Good Robots for the Old B. Robots’ development and application in China C. Advantages of Robot Dogs Only D. The importance of Human‑like Robots 第二节 短文还原（七选五） 阅读短文，从方框A‑E五个选项选出最佳选项填入空白处，有一项多余。 When you pick up a lost object, logical thinking helps you find its owner. Here is some practical advice. 17 For example, a soccer ball more probably belongs to children rather than the elderly. Next, look for personal marks. Stickers or signatures can become useful clues. A name or photo inside a notebook is clear evidence. Then consider time and place. 18 A textbook left in the library most probably belongs to a student. Do not jump to quick conclusions. 19 A red umbrella can belong to anybody, but one printed with school logo will greatly narrow down the range. At last, use modal verbs to express your guess. 20 “It must be Lily’s” shows you are almost sure, while “It could be Tom’s” means you are not so certain. A. “Must” stands for strong certainty while “might” shows possibility. B. Start by thinking about what the lost item is. C. Hand it over to the police if you fail to find its owner. D. A water bottle left in the gym may belong to sports lovers. E. The more special your clues are, the easier you find the owner. 二、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读短文，从每小题所给A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 Jenny stared at the shop window for a long time. There was 21 in the whole world she wanted more than the Happy Hannah doll. 22 , she did not even have 95 cents. When she crossed the street, something small and pink caught her 23 . She dug it out from snow. It turned out to be a wallet filled with cash and several cards. Jenny saw an old lady’s photo on the driving license. Her 24 warm smile reminded Jenny of her grandma. Jenny sighed. She turned back and walked toward the store. Her heart beat fast as she 25 the shop gate. Just as she prepared to pay for the doll, grandma’s image jumped into her mind. Her heart was filled 26 warmth and happiness thinking of her kind grandma. “Hi, Grandma. I will get home a bit late. I need to send something back… Yeah, everything’s fine… I love you too.” Jenny walked away from the shop. When she rang the doorbell at 301 West Street, she 27 her grandma again. The lady opening the door looked sad, with eyes red from crying. “I found this in the snow.” Jenny handed over the 28 . “Oh thank goodness! This money is for the children’s home! Now we can buy Christmas gifts for those kids!” The woman thanked Jenny again and again. She gave Jenny a cookie and drove her home. Jenny helped her brother finish housework for three months and finally got her Happy Hannah doll. Though she 29 those tiring chores, she knew she had made the right decision, 30 she could hold her doll and face her grandma with a clear conscience. （ ）21. A. something B. anything C. everything D. nothing （ ）22. A. Instead B. However C. Luckily D. Suddenly （ ）23. A. hand B. head C. eyes D. mind （ ）24. A. beautiful B. scary C. sad D. funny （ ）25. A. left B. passed C. entered D. joined （ ）26. A. of B. in C. for D. with （ ）27. A. thought of B. thought up C. cared about D. cared for （ ）28. A. toy B. wallet C. card D. license （ ）29. A. refused B. enjoyed C. disliked D. advised （ ）30. A. as B. while C. because D. when 第二部分 非选择题（共40分） 三、语篇填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读短文，填入合适单词或括号内单词的正确形式，使短文通顺连贯。 American famous writer Mark Twain once 31 (say), “I can live for two months on a good compliment (赞美).” His words sound a little dramatic. Yet compliments truly bring people joy. They offer us enough 32 (confident) to finish difficult projects or improve 33 (we). A nice compliment can turn a terrible day bright. Compliments play 34 important role in social communication. They can 35 (use) to greet relatives, start conversations at parties or show thanks to others. However, compliments are valuable only when they come from the heart. When 36 (give) praise, we should never say words we do not truly mean. It is equally important to receive compliments 37 (polite). For English‑speaking people, the 38 (good) reply is often a simple “thank‑you” spoken happily. Sometimes you can add more. 39 example, if someone praises your clothes, you may talk about when you bought it or share other pieces of 40 (information). Another good choice is to give compliments in return. 四、阅读与表达（41‑43每题2分，44题4分，满分10分） Long long ago, people travelled by horse‑drawn carriages. In 1886, German engineer Karl Benz invented the world’s first real car. It marked great changes in people’s way of travelling. In 1908, Henry Ford created Model T. He used assembly lines. Each worker finished one small step so cars could be produced fast. The cost dropped and more ordinary families could afford cars. Car technology kept improving. Early cars paid most attention to speed. Later engineers developed hybrid cars and electric cars. They save energy and produce less pollution, so they are friendlier to our environment. Modern cars are smart. They are equipped with GPS, Bluetooth and internet connection. Once self‑driving cars are widely used, passengers can sit back and let cars take them everywhere. Although cars have developed greatly, many problems remain to be solved. Electric cars still need improvement. Self‑driving technology calls for better road systems and perfect laws. Future cars will become greener, safer and smarter and keep changing our travel life. 根据短文，回答下面问题。 41. Who invented the first real car in the world? 42. What method did Henry Ford use to cut car prices? 43. What will future cars be like according to the text? 44. What is your favourite invention besides cars? Why? (Over 30 words) 五、书面表达（满分20分） 45. 升入九年级，不少家长不允许孩子周末上艺术培训班，担心占用学习时间。请以 Should teenagers be allowed to take art classes on weekends? 为题写英语短文。 提示要点： 46. 家长的看法：作业繁重，需要复习功课，艺术课影响学业； 47. 你的看法：放松身心，发展兴趣特长； 48. 提出1‑2条可行建议。 要求：词数80‑100；行文连贯；题目和已给开头不计入词数。 Should teenagers be allowed to take art classes on weekends? After entering Grade 9, many parents don’t allow their children to take art classes on weekends.           学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $画学科网书城四 品牌书店·知名教辅·正版资源 62ZXXk.com○ 您身边的互联网+教辅专家 参考答案 阅读理解(40分，每题2分) 1-4:A D C B 5-8:A D A C 9-12:A B C A 13-16:D A C B 17-20:B D E A 完形填空（10分，每题1分) 21-25:D B C A C 26-30:D A B CC 语篇填空（10分，每空1分) 31.said 32.confidence 33.ourselves 34.an 35.be used 36.giving 37.politely 38.best 39.For 40.information 阅读与表达(10分) 41.Karl Benz. 42.By using an assembly line. 43.Future cars will be greener,safer and smarter. 44.（参考示例) My favourite invention is the smartphone.It brings us much convenience.We can look up useful knowledge and communicate with others easily.It opens a whole new world for our study and daily life. 书面表达参考范文(20分) Should teenagers be allowed to take art classes on weekends? After entering Grade 9,many parents don't allow their children to take art classes on weekends. They believe students have piles of homework and need time to review lessons.Art classes will take up study time and influence grades. In my opinion,art classes are helpful.They help us relax from heavy schoolwork and develop our hobbies. I suggest teenagers make good time plans.We can take short-term art lessons and finish school tasks first.In this way we can enjoy art without falling behind in our study. 独家授权侵权必究