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2026年中考英语一模分类汇编
02 阅读理解【选择三题】（浙江专用）
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、阅读理解
（2026·浙江杭州·一模）Here are some great books chosen for a coming festival. Let’s see what they are.
The Story of Art Without Men by Katy Hessel This book tells the often untold stories of the amazing lives of women artists. Journey from the 14th to 16th centuries to the present day and travel all around the world to discover all kinds of wonderful arts and inspiring artists.
▲ by Elyssa Gavin It’s 1975 and a group of brave women from the Ladies Climbing Club in Japan are setting out to climb the world’s highest mountain, Everest. The club’s founder, Junko Tabei, is responsible for leading the group to the top. Can she become the first woman to reach the top of Mount Everest
WE by Yu Yi Learn about some of the women whose knowledge and skills have changed the world. This book includes the stories of women who have had success in many areas, including football, mathematics, zoology (the study of animals) and music.
Becoming Grace by Hilary McKay Grace Darling was the daughter of a lighthouse keeper off the coast of Northumberland. Author Hilary McKay has told the amazing real story of how Darling and her father rowed out to save people from a bad ship accident in 1838.
1．Which festival are these books most probably chosen for
A．Women’s Day. B．Children’s Day. C．Father’s Day. D．Teacher’s Day.
2．Which of the following pictures can be put in ▲
A． B． C． D．
3．What can we learn from the text
A．The Story of Art Without Men is written by Yu Yi.
B．Hilary McKay is a responsible person for a club in Japan.
C．The book We describes many women who have made great achievements.
D．Grace Darling was a lighthouse keeper and saved people in a ship accident.
（2026·浙江宁波·一模）
4．What do students do in this project
A．They write a new story. B．They create a new book cover.
C．They buy picture books. D．They use AI to study English.
5．What is the “Extra! Extra!” part about
A．Sharing your cover. B．Rewriting the story.
C．Drawing a picture. D．Choosing a book.
6．Where is the passage probably from
A．A diary. B．A novel. C．A website. D．A letter.
（2026·浙江丽水·一模）There are many useful idioms (习语) in English. Here are some about weather.
7．Which idiom describes someone who has too many things to do
A．Snowed under. B．The calm before the storm.
C．Come rain or shine. D．Have your head in the clouds.
8．Which of the following idioms might be put in ▲
A．A piece of cake. B．The apple of one’s eye.
C．Save up for a rainy day. D．Many hands make light work.
9．In which part of the magazine can we read the text
A．Music and Art B．Language and Culture
C．Sports and Health D．Science and Technology
（2026·浙江舟山·一模）Just like Chinese, English is packed with idioms (习语) — those quirky (古怪的) little phrases that don’t always mean what they say. When we use them well, we can not only get our points across more clearly, but we also make our speech and writing way more lively and colorful. How do we use the English idioms Here are some examples.
Idioms Meanings Using situations
Work hard. If people say this to you, they are telling you to study hard. It’s often used before exams or tests at school.
Good luck. If people say this to you, they are just wishing you good luck before a performance, a competition or any important event. It’s most often used by people to wish success to actors and actresses before they perform on the stage.
Very happy. This might be something you would say to your best friend after you got the highest score in the class, or after someone you really like said “yes” to a date.
10．What can we do if we use English idioms properly
A．We can make fewer mistakes. B．We can express ourselves better.
C．We can learn Chinese idioms better. D．We can communicate better.
11．Your brother is going to sing in front of the crowds. What can you say to him
A．Hit the books. B．On cloud nine. C．Break a leg. D．You’re amazing.
12．Where is this text probably from
A．A history learning book. B．A science research report.
C．An English learning website. D．A tourism journal.
（2026·浙江金华·一模）
Opinion Writing Write a Review: Student Task: The Magazine, “Top 100 Today” is searching for a creative thinker to write reviews for their magazine. Please send in a written review of any book, movie, or restaurant. The topic of your review must be something that you have read, seen, or experienced. This will make your review stronger since you can give real examples to support your opinion. We look forward to reading your reviews! Review Rules:* Tell the Subject of your Review * State (陈述) Your Opinion * Catch the Reader’s Attention * Use a clear Structure * Provide Supporting Reasons * Use Linking Words * Provide an Ending Statement and Restate Your Opinion * Include a score (from 1 to 10, 10 being the best)
13．Who is the text probably written for
A．Writers. B．Teachers. C．Students. D．Directors.
14．In the sentence “In my opinion, Zootopia is a wonderful movie because it shows hope and friendship, and I give it a 9 out of 10.”, what review rules does the writer use
① Tells the subject of the review. ② States his/her opinion. ③ Provides a supporting reason. ④ Provides an ending statement. ⑤ Includes a score.
A．①②③⑤ B．①③④⑤ C．②③④⑤ D．①②④⑤
15．Where can we read this text
A．In a storybook. B．In a school magazine. C．In a science report. D．In a restaurant menu.
（2026·浙江衢州·一模）
Redwood National and State Parks A short drive from Northern California’ s coast takes you into the world’ s tallest forests. Explore different parts of the park— each is special and beautiful. An unforgettable trip is waiting for you!
Del Norte Coast RedwoodsTall redwood trees grow right next to the Pacific Ocean. Take a long walk down a path called Damnation Trail, and it will take you to a stone beach. Enjoy the amazing sea and fresh air! Prairie Creek RedwoodsHike into Fern Canyon here. Its 50-foot walls are full of green plants. Walk on wooden paths to protect them and watch for elk (赤鹿)—they often walk around quietly nearby.
Jedediah Smith RedwoodsDrive along Howland Hill Road, a country road with small stones, or take a short, easy walk in Stout Grove. This area protects 7% of the world's old-growth e and explore where the film Return of the Jedi was made! Tall Trees GroveA free ticket online is needed— only 50 cars are allowed each day. The world's tallest redwood tree (over 379 feet) grows in this area!Its place is kept secret to protect this great natural wonder.
Travel TipsDress smart: Wear the right clothes for changing weather. Stay safe: Walk only on paths. Never turn your back on the ocean. Get prepared: Gas, food and hotels are not provided in the parks.
16．Which activity can you do in Prairie Creek Redwoods
A．Play by the stone beach. B．See thick green plants in the canyon.
C．Visit an old movie center. D．Find the world's tallest redwood tree.
17．What are you advised to do before visiting the park
A．Wear light clothes. B．Book a room inside the park.
C．Buy climbing shoes. D．Prepare enough gas and food.
18．What is the text above
A．A trip diary. B．A redwood story. C．A travel guide. D．A science report.
（2026·浙江舟山·一模）
Have you ever started a book, got a few pages in, and realized that it wasn’t as interesting as the cover suggested If you have, you were probably faced with a dilemma: should you keep reading the book or put it down and find something else What would you do Is it OK to stop reading a book before finishing it
YES. It’s OK to stop. NO. It’s better to keep reading.
There are lots of great books waiting to be read in the world, so it is meaningless to spend hours and days reading a story that isn't interesting. If a TV show isn’t interesting, most people would choose something else. It should be the same for books. I think it’s up to you to decide which book is right for you to read. It’s important to enjoy reading. If you’re forced to read something you don’t like, you might be put off reading in the future. Some of the most famous books ever written are difficult to read, with lots of characters and story lines to remember. It’s an important skill to keep going and get to the end. If someone puts down a book halfway, they’ll never know how it ends. And there might be an unexpected change in the book, which makes the book suddenly interesting. Sometimes, books take time to understand. As you read more, you can learn something new or see the world in a different way. Reading isn’t always about fun. It’s also about thinking.
19．Who thinks reading books is like watching TV shows
A．Bob. B．Tony. C．Chen Xin. D．Wang Fang.
20．What does the underlined word “dilemma” most probably mean
A．A big plan. B．A great chance. C．A small mistake. D．A difficult choice.
21．Which opinion is from the “NO” side in the text
A．It’s important to read something you like.
B．There are too many good books waiting for you.
C．Unexpected changes may happen in the book later.
D．It’s a waste of time to keep reading and get to the end.
（2026·浙江湖州·一模）Useful English Idioms!
1 Hit the Books Books are for reading, not hitting! But “Hit the books” doesn’t mean to throw books. It means to study hard, especially before an exam. I have to hit the books tonight — I have an exam tomorrow!” Common Situations: School exams, homework 2 Hit the Sack“Sack” here isn’t a heavy bag — it means bed! We use “hit the sack” when we’re really tired and ready to go to sleep. It’s 11 p.m.! I’m so tired and need to hit the mon Situations: Late night, tiredness
3 Hit a WallSometimes we can’t go on doing something because something stops us from making progress — that’s “hit a wall”. I’ve hit a wall with my homework — I can’t finish it at all! Common Situations: Difficulties, study problems 4 Be a HitIf something or someone is very popular and loved by people, it’s “a hit”. He was a hit at the party last night — everyone liked him! Common Situations: Popular people/things, daily life
22．Which picture best shows the idiom “Hit the Sack”
A． B． C． D．
23．What will Tom probably do if he says, “I’ll hit the books tonight for my writing.”
A．He is going to give up his writing.
B．He wants to ask his classmates for help.
C．He will get ready for the party tomorrow.
D．He plans to work hard to improve his writing.
24．In which part of the magazine can we read the text
A．Travel. B．Health. C．Language. D．Business.
（2026·浙江台州·一模）
HistorySugar painting started from the Ming Dynasty. It became popular during the Qing Dynasty. There are many patterns, such as a dragon, a horse and a monkey. Materials & Tools Painters usually use brown sugar, white sugar, a spoon, a knife, a shovel (铲子) and a marble slab (大理石板). 1. Mix the sugar with a shovel and boil it. Pour the liquid (液体) sugar on a marble slab. Cool it until it becomes a big piece. 2. Cut the big piece into small ones with a knife. 3. Heat the sugar pieces in a pot until they become liquid. 4. Take the liquid sugar out and draw a pattern with a spoon.
25．When did sugar painting become popular
A．In the Song Dynasty. B．In the Yuan Dynasty.
C．In the Ming Dynasty. D．In the Qing Dynasty.
26．What is the correct order of making sugar painting
① ② ③ ④
A．②①③④ B．①④③② C．③①②④ D．④③②①
27．In which part of a magazine can you probably read the text
A．Traditional Arts. B．New Technology. C．Public Health. D．Historical Events.
（2026·浙江绍兴·一模）
Conversations between young people from the mainland and TaiwanWhat are your favorite pop culture elements (元素) from the other side of the Straits (海峡) Wang Licheng, 18, Shanghai: I would say songs from Jay Chou like Rice Field are still the No.1choice for the class choir (合唱团), even to this day. Sunny Day is another good choice. Every time we go to KTV, that will be the song we pick.Chen Simo, 19, Taiwan: I suppose that one part of popular culture that makes our lives easier is shopping online. Many people in Taiwan have started to use Taobao as well.
Roads in commonTaiwan has a lot of streets named after mainland cities. In Taipei, for example, there are many old streets with names like Nanjing Road and Guilin Road. A Chinese architect called Zheng Dingbang originally named these streets. In fact, some mainland cities also name streets after counties and cities in Taiwan. In Wuhan, for example, there are Taipei Road and Kaoxiong Road.
Tastes of TaiwanThere are many Shandong dumpling restaurants and Shanxi noodle restaurants in Taipei. “Palates (味觉) don’t lie. Taiwan has always been a part of China,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said.
28．What does Chen Simo like about the mainland
A．Shandong dumplings. B．Rap culture. C．Shopping online. D．Noodles.
29．What do the roads in the mainland and Taiwan have in common
A．They are all named after cities.
B．Zheng Dingbang named all the streets.
C．There are the same restaurants on both roads.
D．Some roads are named after each other’s cities.
30．Which part of a magazine is the passage probably taken from
A．Travel. B．Culture. C．Education. D．Food.
（2026·浙江温州·一模）
Technology Time
The technology in China is developing really fast, and most of them can be used in people’s daily life. Here are four popular products which came out in 2025.
The Huawei Pura 80 Ultra is a top-tier smartphone famous for its camera. It takes amazing photos, even in the dark. This phone is a great choice for people who love photography and technology. The price is between 7,000 yuan and 10,000 yuan. The Lenovo Yoga is a new concept laptop. It uses sunlight to work. This makes it great for working outdoors. It is also thin and light. This idea shows a step towards greener and more convenient computers. It costs about 9,999 yuan. The Li Livis is Li Auto’s first smart glasses. It is very lightweight at just 36 g. All models use high-quality Zeiss lenses. Its key feature is a deep connection with Li Auto cars, letting users control car functions by voice. The price starts at 1,999 yuan. The Unitree R1 is a new robot from China. It is very strong and can walk and run smoothly. You can even ride on its back. This robot is not a toy. People think it is like a useful helper. It shows how smart robots are becoming in our lives. It costs about 298,000 yuan.
31．Which of the following products costs the most
A．The Unitree R1. B．The Li Livis.
C．The Lenovo Yoga. D．The Huawei Pura 80 Ultra.
32．Which of the following is true according to the passage
A．The Lenovo Yoga uses sunlight to work, so it can’t be used indoors.
B．The Unitree R1 shows a step towards greener and more convenient computers.
C．People who love photography and technology may prefer Huawei Pura 80 Ultra.
D．The Li Livis can be connected to all kinds of cars, controlling car functions by voice.
33．In which column (专栏) of a magazine can we find this passage
A．Environment. B．Culture. C．Technology. D．People.
（2026·浙江·一模）Tom, Lee and Alice are sharing their learning experience online.
Theme: My learning experience
Alice Last updated: 2 May I used to feel nervous about having trouble doing my homework. To fix it, I tried out the“PomodoroTechnique”. Pomodoro is the Italian word for tomato. I used this technique to divide my homework into parts and set a 25-minute timer for each part. After each part, I took a short 5-minute one. After four parts, I took a longer break, about a quarter. Surprisingly, I finished my homework in less time.
Lee Last updated: 5 April One of my ways of remembering what I’ve learned is to make picture stories. For example, to remind me of the word“playful” I learned yesterday, I made a picture story for it: In the cold Arctic, there is a PLAYFUL polar bear named Ben. He had an excellent skiing skill. Experts say that our brains work well with pictures. Tom Last updated: 18 March Have you ever found it difficult to understand a concept(概念) Well, I find it turns out to be much easier when I draw it out. Last week, my geography teacher gave us a lesson about the rotation and revolution of the Earth. To understand the difference between them, I drew a picture. It’s really clear, isn’t it Have a try!
34．What is the“Pomodoro Technique” according to Alice
A．Eating tomatoes while studying. B．Taking a break after studying for an hour.
C．Doing homework without stopping. D．Dividing study time into parts with breaks.
35．Why did Lee make a picture story about a polar bear
A．To remember a new word. B．To show his drawing skills.
C．To explain how polar bears ski. D．To describe his trip to the Arctic.
36．How does Tom suggest learning
A．Ask teachers to explain again. B．Create stories to remember words.
C．Draw pictures to understand concepts. D．Use a timer to manage his study time.
参考答案
1．A 2．A 3．C
本文介绍了四本以女性人物、女性成就为主题的书籍，展现了不同领域女性的故事与贡献。
1．四本书均围绕女性艺术家、女性登山家、各领域杰出女性、女性救人英雄等主题展开，核心是展现女性力量与成就，最契合妇女节的主题。
2．根据第三段中“It’s 1975 and a group of brave women from the Ladies Climbing Club in Japan are setting out to climb the world’s highest mountain, Everest.”可知，这本书讲述的是日本女性登山队攀登珠峰的故事。A图片为“LADIES’ CLIMB”，与女性登山相关，符合题意。
3．第四段中“This book includes the stories of women who have had success in many areas, including football, mathematics, zoology and music.”表明，《WE》这本书描述了许多在各领域取得伟大成就的女性。C选项表述正确。
4．B 5．A 6．C
本文是一份学校项目通知，介绍了“我的书，我的封面”每周项目的具体步骤，包括思考故事、设计封面图画、绘制新封面以及项目分享环节，并附有项目要求。
4．项目标题下方明确指出：“Weekly Project: Design a new cover of a book that you’ve read!” 说明学生需要为一本读过的书设计新封面。
5．“Extra! Extra!”部分标题为“It’s Project Sharing Time!”，内容要求：“Explain why you draw this picture for the cover... talk about your choices with classmates”，因此该部分是关于分享你的封面。
6．全文呈现了项目步骤、时间节点、语言要求及“More information”等提示，格式类似校园网站上的活动通知，因此最可能来自网站。
7．A 8．C 9．B
本文主要介绍了几个与天气相关的英语习语，帮助读者了解这些习语的含义和用法。
7．根据文中对 “Snowed under” 的解释 “If you’re ‘snowed under’, you’ve got too much work to do and not enough time.” 可知，这个习语描述的是有太多事情要做的状态。
8．根据题干可知，此处需要填入一个与天气相关的习语。选项C “Save up for a rainy day”（未雨绸缪）中包含天气相关的意象 “rainy day”，符合主题。
9．本文围绕英语习语展开，介绍它们的含义和用法，属于语言与文化类内容。因此，最可能出现在杂志的 “Language and Culture” 板块。
10．B 11．C 12．C
本文主要介绍了英语习语，说明其特点，指出恰当使用能让表达更清晰、生动，并举例展示了几个习语的含义和使用场景。
10．根据第一段中“When we use them well, we can not only get our points across more clearly, but we also make our speech and writing way more lively and colorful.”可知，恰当使用英语习语能让表达更清晰，更生动。
11．根据第二个习语介绍中“If people say this to you, they are just wishing you good luck before a performance, a competition or any important event.”，并结合题干可知，“Break a leg”的含义是Good luck“祝你好运”，使用场景是表演、比赛前的祝福，符合哥哥唱歌的场景。
12．本文是介绍英语习语的含义和使用场景，属于英语学习的内容，所以最可能来自“英语学习网站”。
13．C 14．A 15．B
本文是一篇应用文，主要介绍了“Top 100 Today”杂志正在寻找有创意的思考者为他们的杂志撰写评论，并说明了评论的规则。
13．文章开头“Student Task”明确指出这是学生的任务，即杂志在寻找学生来撰写评论。
14．该句子中提到了电影名称“Zootopia”（主题），表达了“a wonderful movie”（观点），给出了原因“because it shows hope and friendship”（支持理由），并给出了分数“9 out of 10”（包含评分）。没有出现“ending statement”。
15．文章开头提到“Student Task”以及这是杂志寻找学生写评论，且整体内容是关于写评论的规则，结合选项，最有可能出现在学校杂志上。
16．B 17．D 18．C
本文是一篇旅游指南类说明文，主要介绍了美国红杉国家公园及州立公园内四个特色红杉林区的游玩亮点，并给出了实用的旅行建议，为计划前往的游客提供出行参考。
16．根据文中“Prairie Creek Redwoods”部分的描述：Hike into Fern Canyon here. Its 50-foot walls are full of green plants. Walk on wooden paths to protect them and watch for elk (麋鹿)—they often walk around quietly nearby.可知，在 Prairie Creek Redwoods，你可以徒步进入蕨类峡谷，看到峡谷岩壁上茂密的绿色植物，同时还能观察附近的麋鹿。
17．根据“Travel Tips”部分的最后一条：Get prepared: Gas, food and hotels are not provided in the parks.可知，公园内不提供汽油、食物和酒店服务，因此游客需要提前准备充足的汽油和食物。
18．本文介绍了红杉公园的游玩区域、活动和旅行注意事项，目的是为游客提供出行指引，符合旅游指南（travel guide）的文体特征。
19．B 20．D 21．C
本文讨论了“读了几页发现书不有趣，是否该停止阅读”这一话题，并呈现了正反两方不同观点及三位同学的看法。
19．Tony的观点提到“If a TV show isn’t interesting, most people would choose something else. It should be the same for books.”，将读书比作看电视节目，认为不喜欢就可以换，因此是Tony提出了类似观点。
20．“dilemma”所在句为“should you keep reading the book or put it down and find something else ”，即面临“继续读还是放下”的两难选择，因此“dilemma”意为“两难的选择”，对应选项D。
21．“NO”方观点认为应该坚持读完，其中该同学提到“And there might be an unexpected change in the book, which makes the book suddenly interesting.”，说明后面可能出现意想不到的变化，这是“NO”方的观点；A、B选项是“YES”方观点，D选项表述错误。
22．C 23．D 24．C
本文介绍了四个实用的英语习语，包括“Hit the Books”“Hit the Sack”“Hit a Wall”和“Be a Hit”，分别解释了它们的含义、适用场景并举例说明。
22．对应“Hit the Sack”板块，文中提到“it means bed. We use “hit the sack” when we’re really tired and ready to go to sleep.”，意为准备去床上睡觉。
23．对应“Hit the Books”板块，文中提到“It means to study hard, especially before an exam.”，可知“I’ll hit the books tonight for my writing.”的意思是为了写作努力学习、提升写作水平。
24．本文标题为“Useful English Idioms!”，内容主要介绍英语习语的含义和用法，属于语言学习范畴，因此可以在杂志的Language（语言）板块读到。
25．D 26．B 27．A
本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了糖画的历史、制作材料与工具，以及制作步骤。
25．根据左边一栏中的“It became popular during the Qing Dynasty.”可知，糖画在清朝流行起来。
26．根据右边一栏中的内容“1. Cool it until it becomes a big piece. 2. Cut the big piece into small ones with a knife. 3. Heat the sugar pieces in a pot until they become liquid. 4. ...draw a pattern with a spoon.”可知，制作糖画的正确顺序是“混合冷却成大块①→切小块④→加热成液体③→用勺子绘制②”。
27．文章主要介绍了糖画的历史、制作材料与工具，以及制作步骤。糖画是中国传统民间艺术，因此会出现在杂志的“传统艺术”板块。
28．C 29．D 30．B
本文通过两岸年轻人的分享、街道命名和饮食特色，展现了大陆与台湾之间紧密的文化联系与共同之处。
28．在原文“Chen Simo, 19, Taiwan”段落中，她明确说：“I suppose that one part of popular culture that makes our lives easier is shopping online. Many people in Taiwan have started to use Taobao as well.”，这表明她喜欢的是网购，而非水饺、面条或说唱文化。
29．在“Roads in common”部分，第一段指出：“Taiwan has a lot of streets named after mainland cities...”，第二段指出：“In fact, some mainland cities also name streets after counties and cities in Taiwan.”，两者共同点是互相以对方城市命名道路。
30．文章围绕两岸流行文化、街道命名、饮食口味等文化相关内容展开，因此出自杂志的文化版块。
31．A 32．C 33．C
本文是一篇说明文，主要介绍了2025年中国推出的四款热门科技产品，包括华为Pura 80 Ultra手机、联想Yoga笔记本电脑、理想Li Livis智能眼镜和宇树R1机器人，并分别阐述了它们的特点和价格。
31．对比四款产品价格：Huawei Pura 80 Ultra：7,000–10,000元；Lenovo Yoga：约 9,999元； Li Livis：1,999元起；Unitree R1：约 298,000元，因此花费最多的是The Unitree R1。
32．介绍华为Pura 80 Ultra手机时提到：“The Huawei Pura 80 Ultra is a top-tier smartphone famous for its camera. It takes amazing photos, even in the dark. This phone is a great choice for people who love photography and technology.”，这直接说明喜欢摄影和科技的人可能会更喜欢华为Pura 80 Ultra手机。
33．文章开头的“Technology Time”以及整体对科技产品的介绍，可以推断出“In which column (专栏) of a magazine can we find this passage ”的答案为在杂志的科技专栏能找到这篇文章，即“Technology”。
34．D 35．A 36．C
本文是一篇应用文，介绍了Alice、Lee和Tom三个人在网上分享的高效学习方法。
34．Alice在分享中提到：“I used this technique to divide my homework into parts and set a 25-minute timer for each part. After each part, I took a short 5-minute one.”，因此“Pomodoro Technique”是将学习时间分成若干段，每段之间穿插短暂休息的方法。
35．Lee在分享中写道：“to remind me of the word ‘playful’ I learned yesterday, I made a picture story for it”，因此他创作关于北极熊的图画故事是为了帮助记忆一个新单词。
36．Tom在分享中提出：“I find it turns out to be much easier when I draw it out”，并以地理课画图理解地球自转与公转的区别为例，因此他的学习建议是通过画图来理解概念。(共5张PPT)
2026年中考英语一模分类汇编
02阅读理解【选择三题】（浙江专用）
一、快速核对
1．A 2．A 3．C
4．B 5．A 6．C
7．A 8．C 9．B
10．B 11．C 12．C
13．C 14．A 15．B
一、快速核对
16．B 17．D 18．C
19．B 20．D 21．C
22．C 23．D 24．C
25．D 26．B 27．A
28．C 29．D 30．B
一、快速核对
31．A 32．C 33．C
34．D 35．A 36．C
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