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2026年廣東省廣州大學(xué)附中中考英語二模試卷

一、閱讀五選五:本大題共5小題,共5分。

Aftertherain?sometimestheskypaintsabeautifulrainbow.Doyouknowhowitfbnns?Rainbowsaremadeby

sunlightandwaterdrops.

⑴Bluelighthasshortwaveswhileredlighthaslongerones.Stnlightisacrazymixofmanycolors-including

somewccan'tscc.Oureyesseethismixtureaswhitelight.

Whenlighttravelsthroughwaterorglass,itspathbends(曲折)abit.Bhielightbendsmorethanredlight.(3)A

glassprism(三棱鏡)canclearlyshowthiscolorseparation.

(4)Whensunlightshinesthrougharoundraindrop,thelightisbentandreflectedinsidethedrop.Whenthelight

comesoutagain,allthecolorsareseparated.Fromwhereyoustand,you'llseetheredbandfromthehighestdrops,

greenfiomthemiddle,andjustvioletfromthelowestdrops.Allthesecoloredbandscometogether.(5)

A.Lighttravelsinwavesofenergy.

B.Thismakesthecolorsseparateandspreadout.

C.Thcyformthebeautifulrainbowweseeafterrain.

D.Soallthecolorsoftherainbowarealreadyhiddeninsunlight.

E.Justlikeprisms,raindropscanalsobendlightandseparateitscolors.

1.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E

2.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E

3.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E

4.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E

5.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E

二、完形填空:本大題共25小題,共25分。

1wasinGrade5andabouttotakeasciencetest.SimplesciencewaseasyformeatfirstandIalwaysdidwellontests.

(1),whenitcametofifth-gradescience,Ihavegreatdifficultywithit.Ifailed(2)iteventhough

Itriedmybest.Ibecame(3)______worriedbeforethetest.

Myparents,(4)______wassoproudofmygrade?alwaysencouragedmeandIdidn'twanttoletthemdown.So

justbeforethetestIhadwritten(5)______notesfromthetextbookonmydeskinpencil.Thewritingwassolight

thatitcouldhardly(6).1satncnouslywhentheteacherstartedtohandoutthepapers.Ididn'twanttoget

uauglit.bulIdidn'twanttoendupwithalowmark.(7)______.

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Whiletheteacherwaswalkingdownmyrow,suddenlythefirealarmwentoff.Itwas(8)______unscheduledfire

drill(消防演習(xí)).Weallrushedoutofthedoor.Then(9)______studentskeptstandingtogetheruntilwecould

gobackintothebuilding.

AsIstoodoutside(10)thehotsunshine,IrealizedIwassuchafboLMyparentswouldstilllovemeeven.if

ididn'tdowcll.Andtheycaredmoreabout(11)Iwashonestornot.Assoonaswccameintotheclassroom,

Iwalkedtomydeskandcleanedthenotesaway.Ihadbeengiven(12)______chance?andIwasn'tgoingtowaste

it.Ilookthetest,didmybestandfelt(13)______.1don'tremembermyscore,butwhathappenedonthatday

(14)______inmyheartandmindeversince.

Everydayyouwakeupisasecondchance.Sotreasureit(15)______!Sometimeslifeisfulloff.secondchances.It's

nevertoolatetotryagain.

6.A.SoB.BecauseC.HoweverD.And

7.A.understandB.tounderstandC.understandingD.understood

8.A.seriousB.seriouslyC.seriousnessD.moreserious

9.A.whoseB.whereC.whichD.who

10.A.afewB.fewC.alittleD.little

11.A.seeB.beseenC.sawD.wasseen

12.A.alsoB.tooC.eitherD.aswell

13.A.anB.aC.theD./

14.A.hundredsB.hundredofC.hundredsofD.hundred

15.A.inB.underC.fromD.with

16.A.howB.thatC.whatD.whether

17.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theother

18.A.peaceB.peacefiiiC.peaceftillyD.morepeacefully

19.A.slaysB.slaycdC.willslayD.hasstayed

20.A.youB.yourC.yoursD.yourself

Anewsocialmediatrend(趨勢)

—knownas"BecomingChinese^-isdrawingtheattentionofTikTokusersaroundtheworld.

Thisculturalexchangehasledtoagreatnumberofpeople(21)manykindsofChineselifestylesonline.These1

ifestylesoften(22)everydayChineseself-carehabits,suchasdrinkingwarmwaterinsteadofcolddrinks;

wearingslippersindoorsinsteadofwalkingbarefoot;eatingcookedvegetablesratherthanrawsaladgreens;

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andpracticingTaiChi-a(23)exerciselovedbyolderpeople.

ThereasonslieinthecallfbraheiilthierlifefbryoungpeopleandtherisingchamiofChinaontheglobalstage.

TheGlobalTimesnotedthatthe124)behindChineselifestyleshelpspeopledealwithtoday'sHbumout(倦怠)

society".Forexample,

Chineseculturevalueslivinginpeacewithnatureandkeepinga(25)betweenyinandyang.AsWesternsocieties

strugglewithuncertainty,peoplewanttolookfbrnewwaysoflivingoutsidetheirowncountries.

"Manyyoungpeopleabroadholda(26)viewofChina,

"saidCCTV.ThisshowsChinasgrowingsoftpower.ltmeansforeignersare(27)theirminds,

fromviewingChineseculturefromdistancetotakingpartinit.

"Wedidn't(28)itwouldbeawayofculturalexchange'1?QuQiang,anexpertatMinzuUniversityofChina,

toldChinaDaily,"thesehabitsarcthingsthatwe(29)everyday."

UStechmagazineWiredsawthistrendaspartofabiggerstory.Asisknowntoall,

Chinesetechnologyandproductshaveinfluencedwesternworldfbrdecades.The"BecomingChinese'trendisa(3

0)resultofthiseffect.

21.A.tryingoutB.givingupC.puttingoutD.takingoff

22.A.includeB.increaseC.collectD.suggest

23.A.rapidB.quickC.slowD.hard

24.A.habitB.wisdomC.formD.situation

25.A.differenceB.balanceC.relationshipD.choice

26.A.positiveB.confidentC.poorD.doubtful

27.A.makingB.losingC.changingD.keeping

28.A.remindB.expectC.guessD.count

29.A.lookfbrB.callforC.getusedtoD.stayawayfrom

30.A.naturalB.sliuukiiigC.fearfulD.cinbanassing

三、閱讀理解:本大題共15小題,共30分。

A

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Thisspring,twobeautifulsnowleopards(雪豹)willbewelcomedintotheirspeciallydesigned

newhomeatChesterZoo-andguesswhat?Yourartworkcouldbeshowntherewiththem.

Snowleopardsinthewildarcintroublc.Oncofthebiggestthreatsthatwillaffectthemisclimate

changc.Sadly.thesnowymountains,wheresnowleopardslive,arcwarmingatthreetimesthe

globalaverage.ButChesterZoowantstogivethesesnowleopardsabrighterfuture.Rightnow,

they'rebusycreatingthebigcals'mountainoushomeatthezoo.

Wcwantyoutocreateanamazingsnowleopardposterthatencouragespeopletotakeactionon

climatechange!Drawasnowleopardandchooseoneofthepledges(諾言)belowtoaddtoyour

poster.

PosterDesign

Tips!①Planyourdesign

onpaperbeforemaking

ThePledgesThereisyourfinalposter.

somethingwccandotohelp?Thinkaboutwhat

fightclimatechange.Whichmaterialsyou'dliketo

ThePrizesThewinningposterwillgoon

willyouchoosetoincludeusetomakeyour

displayinthesnowleopardsectionat

onyourposter?poster.Willyouuse

ChesterZoo.Youandyourfamilycango

REDUCEFOODWASTEpaints,colouredpencils

onafreetriptoseeitandthesnow

WALKORCYCLEorpens?

leopards!You'llevenget£50tospendon

AVOIDFLYING:Finda③Makesurethepledge

foodanddrinkatthezoo.

differenttypeoftransportyouchooseisclearand

nexttimeyouplantotakeaeasytoread!

flight.?Thesnowleopard

shouldtakecentrestage.

?Keepyourdesign

simple.

31.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

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A.Therearenosnowleopardsinthewild.

B.Climatechangeisthebiggestthreattosnowleopards.

C.Snowleopardsarelosingtheirhomes.

D.Thesnowleopards'newhomeisinthewild.

32.Whichofthefollowingpostershasabetterchanceofwinningthecompetition?

33.Whomightbemostinterestedinreadingthispassage?

A.Studentswhoenjoydrawingandwanttotakepartinacompetition.

B.Scientistsstudyingtheeffectsofclimatechangeonwildlife.

C.TouristsplanningtovisitChesterZoointhenearfuture.

D.Peoplewhoarcinterestedinlearningaboutsnowleopardhabitats.

Henry,athirtccn-ycar-oldboy,livedunderabridgeinavillageofpotters(陶工)inancientKorca.Hcsharedhis

homewithCrane-man,anoldmanwithalame(跛腳的)legwhohadearedfbrhimsincehewasababy.Henry's

greatestwishwastolearnhowtomakeceladon(青瓷)pottery,thebeautifulgreenceramic(陶瓷作品)thatmade

thevillagefamous.

Everymorning,HenryslippedawaytowatchMin,themostskilledpotterinthevillage?workathiswheel.He

stoodhiddenbehindabambooscreen,breathinginthesmellofwetclayandlisteningtothesoundofthespinning

wheel.Oneday,MincaughthimwatchingJ'Goaway!"thepottershouted,wavinghishands.Henryboweddeeplyand

left,buthedidnotstopcoming.

Weekslater,Henrymadeamistakc.Hcreachedouttotouchanewlyfinishedceladonvase,anditslippedfromhis

fingers,breakingintoadozenpieces.Hefroze,thenwentdowntohiskneestocollectthepieces/'Iwillworkfbryou

withoutpay,"hesaidtoMin,"untilIhavemadeupfbrthedamage."

Minstaredathimfbralongtime.Finally,henodded.Forthenextthreemonths.Henrydidthehardestworkinthe

potter'syard:choppingwood,carryingwater,anddiggingclay.Henevercomplained,evenwhenMinrefusedto

teachhimasinglethingaboutpottery.Crane-mannoticedhistirednessandsaid,"Patience,Hcnry.Thepotterwho

rushestoshapetheclaywillonlymakeanimperfectbowl."

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Oneevening,Min'swife,MinJeong?foundHenrysittingbytheoven?studyingthewaythefirechangedtheclay's

color.Shesmiledandhandedhimawarmbowlofrice."Heseesyourheart,"shesaidquietly.Henrylockedup,hope

risinginhischest.

34.WhatdidHenrydoeverymorning?

A.HeslippedawaytoworkwithMing.

B.HewatchedMinmakepotterysecretly.

C.Hesoldclaytothepottersinthevillage.

D.HelearnedtomakeceladonfromCrane-man.

35.WhichwordbestdescribesHenryaccordingtothepassage?

A.Responsibleandhardworking.B.Lazyandcareless.

C.Confidentbutrude.D.Creativeandbrave.

36.Whatcanwcinferfromtheunderlinedsentence"Hesecsyourheart',?

A.Min'swifewillteachHenrypotteryherself.

B.Mindoesn'tcareaboutHenryatall.

C.MinhasknownHenry'struewishandeffort.

D.Henrydoesn'tneedtoworkfbrMinanymore.

37.Thepicturesbelowmatchtheeventsinthepassage.Whicheventisthenextone?

A.HenryhuggingCranc-man.

B.MinshoutingatHenry.

C.MinJeonghandingHenrysomerice.

D.MinteachingHenrypottery.

c

LeiDianshengisafamousChineseexplorerandenvironmentalprotector.Bomin1963inasmallv:llagenear

Harbin,heiscalled^themodernXtXiakenfbrhisgreatjourney.Befbrestartinghistrip,hespent10years

preparing-hediddailylongrunstobuilduphisstrengthandreadmanybooksonwildsurvivaltolearnhowtodeal

withdangers.

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From1998to2008,Leispent10yearswalkingacrossChina.Hewalkedabout81,000kilometers-almosttwice

aroundtheequator(赤道)!Duringthetrip,heworeout52pairsofshoesandlost19toenails.Once-heevenhad

toeatsnakemeattostayaliveintheShennongjiaForest.Hefacedmanydangers,likemudslides(泥石流)andwolf

attacks,buthenevergaveup.In2008,hemadehistorybywalkingalonethroughtheLopNurDcsert-adry,

dangerousplacc.Hcwalked1,100kilometersin31daysandbecamethefirstpersontodothatalone.

Leididn'tjustwalkforfun.Hevisitedall56ethnicgroups(民族)inChina,took40?000photosandwrote3.2

millionwordsinhisnotes.Thesenotesbecamea"livingrecord"ofChinesecultureandnature.Healsohelpedothers

duringhistrip-hegavemoneytopoorstudentsandjoinedinfloodrescue(抗洪)workinHunanProvince.

Now,Leistillworksfbrnatureandeducation.Heleadsteamstostudytheenvironment,likeprotectingthesource

oftheYangtzeRiver.Lastyear,hetookagroupofscientiststocollectwatersamplesthere.Healsoworkswith

traditionalartiststoturnhistravelnotesintoart,somorepeoplecanlearnaboutenvironmentalprotection.For

students,heorganizeshikingcampsinHeilongjiang'sforests,wherekidslearntoidentifywildplantsandunderstand

localethniccultures.

Lei'sstorytellsus:Trueadventureisnotjustaboutwalkingfar.h'saboutlovingourlandandprotectingit.

38.WhyisLeicalled"themodernXuXiake"?

A.BecausehewasbomnearHarbin.

B.Becausehemadeagreatwalkingjourney.

C.BecausehelivedexactlythesameasXuXiakcdid400yearsago.

D.BecausehelikesreadingXuXiake'sbooks.

39.WhatcanweknowaboutLeiDiansheng's10-yearjourney?

A.Hewalkedaroundtheequatortwice.

B.Hewore52pairsofnewshoes.

C.Hefacedmanydangersbutkeptgoing.

D.Hefinishedhistripin2000.

40.WhatisthecorrectorderofLeiDiansheng'slifeeventsaccordingtothepassage?

@HebecamethefirstpersontowalkalonethroughtheLopNurDesert.

②Hespent10yearspreparingfbrhisjourneyacrossChina.

③HehadtoeatsnakemeattostayaliveintheShennongjiaForest.

@HeledagroupofscientiststocollectwatersamplesatthesourceoftheYangtzeRiver.

@Hestartedhis10-yearjourneywalkingacrossChina.

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A.②?③①④B.②⑤③④①C.⑤②③①④D.⑤③②④①

41.WhatcanweinferfromLei'sworknow?

A.HeonlycaresabouttheYangtzeRiver.

B.Histravelnotesarcturnedtoartcompletelybyhimself.

C.Hewantsmorepeopletoprotectnature.

D.Heorganizeshikingcampswherekidslearnaboutart.

D

Doyouknowthefivemainsenseswehave?Theyaretouch?taste?sight,smellandhearing.Theyarecontrolled

bydifferentpartsofourbrains.Sowecallthebrainourbuilt-in"BeiDou".Brainshelpourbodiesworksmoothly.Try

this:closeyoureyesandtouchyournose.It'seasy,right?That'sbecauseourbrainscanreceivemessagesabout

whereourbodypartsare.Wecanalsostandononelegwithoutfallingdown.Ifweloseourbalance,ourbrainswill

giveusorderstofixit.

Brainsarcalsolife-savingheroes.Testsshowthatpeopleseespiderpicturesfasterthanflowers.Someresearchers

alsofoundthatpeoplereact(作出反應(yīng))toloudnoisesfasterthantoafriend'svoice.Scientistsaren'tcompletelysure

aboutthereasons.Somesuggestthatthisskillmightcomefromancienttimes.Ourancestorswereoftenfacedwith

predators.Sotheyhadtoprotectthemselvesfromdangerousanimalslikespidersandtigers,ortheywouldlosetheir

lives.Untiltoday,westilljumpatsuddennoisesorshadows(影子)indarkrooms.

Hereismoreaboutthebrain.Canyouimagineseeingcolorswhenyouhearmusic,ortastingcandywhenyousee

thesunshine?It*scalledsensemixing.Scientiststhinkthishappenswhendifferentsensesintermingle(相互交

織).Anotherfactisthattemperaturesometimesinfluencesoursenses.Somepeoplecanfeelstormscomingthrough

withkneepain.SoweoftenjokethatweYe'^umanweatherapps".Also,ourbrainsarcabletomakeadjustments(調(diào)

整)tosomesenses.Ifsomeonecan'tseewell,hishearingortouchmightbecomestronger.

Thoughscientistshavedonemuchresearchonthebrain,there'sstillalottodo.Haveyoueverwonderedwhysome

peoplearebetteratsports?What'sthesecrettoimprovingmemory?Thenit'stimefbryoutostartycurdiscovery

journey.

42.Whatdothetwoexamplesinthefirstparagraphshow?

A.Humanbrainsarcdifferent.

B.Brainshelpourbodiesworkwell.

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C.Peoplehavemanylivinghabits.

D.Humanscantouchtheirnoseseasily.

43.Whichanimalinthefollowingisprobablya"predator*'?

A.Alion.B.Ashe叩.C.Adeer.D.Abutterfly.

44..Accordingtoparagraph3,whatmighthappenifyoursensesmix?

A.Youcantieyourshoeswithoutlooking.

B.Youtastesweetnesswhenseeingarainbow.

C.Youjumpwhensomeoneshoutssuddenly.

D.Youfeelpaininyourkneesbeforetheraincomes.

45.Whatisthewritingpurposeofthelastparagraph?

AToimprovepeople'smemory.

A.Toshowthevalueofourbrains.

B.Toencouragebrainstudies.

C.Toadmirescientists'efforts.

四、首字母短文填空:本大題共1小題,共5分。

46.閱讀短文,根據(jù)上下文和所給的首字母寫出所缺單詞。注意使用正確形式,每空限填一詞。答卷時(shí),要

求寫出完整單詞。

TheChinesefanappearedduringtheShangDynasty.Atthattime,itwasusedtoprotectpeoplea(1)the

sunshineandrain.Itwasabitliketoday'sumbrella.Gradually,itbegantohelppeoplecooldown.Itwasmadeofbirds'

feather,andonlypopularamongrichpeople.Later,thebamboofanappearedanditwasmuchc(2).Thecommon

peoplecouldaffordit.

ThereisastoryaboutZhengBanqiao,afamousartistinhislory.Oncehesawanoldwomanselling

fans.Althoughherfiinswerenice,theydidn'tsellwell.SoZhengd(3)somepicturesoneachfantohelpher.Then

thefanswillillicpicturesbyZhengweresoldoulq(4).

Whentalkingaboutfanstoday,wcusuallymeanthefoldingfans.FansplayanimportantpartinChinese

culture.It'salsoagoodc(5)togiveyourforeignfriendstansasagift.

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五、完成句子:本大題共5小題,共10分。

47.作為一名畢業(yè)生,我時(shí)常在想我未來的生活會(huì)變成什么樣。

Asagraduate,Ialwayswonder___mylife_______likeinthefiiturc.

48.過去的三年中,我經(jīng)歷了無數(shù)次的成功與失敗。

Inthepastthreeyears,countlesssuccessesandfailures___________byme.

49.我不介意一次次嘗試,因?yàn)檫@是我成長的必經(jīng)之路。

Idon't_______againandagainbecausethisisthepathImusttaketogrow.

50.我父母曾說年輕人應(yīng)該忠于自己的選擇。

Myparentsusedtosaythatyoungpeopleshould___________theirchoices.

51.時(shí)光飛逝,青春是何等的寶貴啊

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