四川省遂宁市2026年小升初模拟（1）英语试卷（附答案）

1、Let’s go to ________ cinema-that’ll take your mind off the problem for

_______while

A. the; the B. the; a C. a; the   D. a ; a

2、Cameron praised Theresa May for being “strong, competent and more than capable of _____ the role of prime minister.”

A. taking up   B. taking in

C. taking on   D. taking off

3、As we all know, the Dragon Boat Festival is to______the great poet, Qu Yuan.

A.memorize B.honour C.miss D.seek

4、The teacher _____   I like best often encourages me ______   my dream.

A.who; fight for B.that; to fight for

C.which; to fight for D.which; fight for

5、Don’t bother your father tonight-he’s got a lot ________ his mind.

A．on

B．to

C．in

D．around

6、Mike,   your doctor's advice or your cold will get worse．

A．follows B．following C．followed   D．follow

7、A terrible earthquake hit Japan, ________ thousands of deaths.

A．caused   B．to cause   C．having caused      D．causing

8、During World War II, when London was bombed, many underground stations_______ as bomb shelters.

A.formed B.fixed C.failed D.functioned

9、 What surprised me was not what he said but_______he said it.

A. the way   B. in the way that

C. in the way     D. the way which

10、This is the third time I ______ Beijing. The second time I ______ here was on National Day last year.

A．have visited; came

B．have visited; have come

C．visited; came

D．visited; have come

11、It is the first time that he to Beijing.

A. is   B. has been

C. will be   D. was

12、I'm not sure where my necklace is, but I have a pretty good idea who________it．

A. take   B. took

C. had taken   D. will take

13、I think that we should produce more things from materials that have been recycled, and less from raw materials, __________ is growing smaller and smaller.

A.their supply B.the supply of which

C.the supply of them D.of which supply

14、They ______ two free tickets to Canada, otherwise they'd never have been able to afford to go.

A. had got B. got  C. have got  D. get

15、We can advise the manager, but in the end, it is he who has the     say.

A.fair B.final C.fond D.full

16、（题文）I’d like to give my thanks to all of you on this special ______.

A. atmosphere   B. occasion

C. instruction   D. tradition

17、—Did you have a good time in Qingdao?

—Yes, come and look. My photos will show you ________.

A．how did we go there

B．where we will go

C．when did we meet

D．what the trip was like

18、You won’t make much progress _______ you work hard.

A．because

B．unless

C．when

D．while

19、People can get help on the ______ floor?

A．6th

B．5th

C．4th

20、Would you please give us an example _______ your opinion on “Two Olympics, Equal Splendor”?

A. in charge of   B. in want of

C. in favor of D. in honor of

21、According to The Tohoku Journal of Experimental Medicine, laughter has many profound physiological and psychological benefits. It can relax muscles, promote mental and psychological well-being, etc. But we have become so busy with our daily routines that we rarely laugh. Laughter Online University found that children laugh 300 to 400 times on an average, whereas adults laugh only 17.5 times in a day. 【1】 But if you still don’t know why you should laugh, here are some benefits of laughter for you.

◆Reduce stress

【2】 There is science behind this. When you get stressed, your body releases hormones. Continuous releases of these hormones may cause anxiety, depression, and heart diseases. But when you laugh, the stress hormones get reduced and helps you relieve you stress.

◆Ensure a healthy relationship

My friend and I used to have issues and never talked for over a month.But suddenly, one day, she sent me a super funny meme (表情包) while on call, and we both laughed at it. Just laughing together made us come closer. 【3】

Boost your confidence Have you ever experienced that when you laugh at a fearful situation, you feel more courage and confidence? 【4】 Once I had to deliver a speech at a school meeting, and I felt extreme fear.I was sweating in buckets and felt as if the land beneath my feet is shaking. But I tried to talk with a friend and laughed for a few seconds just to show myself cool. 【5】 I felt as if I could do this and experienced a fantastic sense of confidence.

A．Laughter is a powerful stress killer.

B．If you ask me, I have experienced this.

C．I had anger issues when I was in school.

D．This simple laughter had a significant effect on me.

E．It also helps us forget problems and cherish friendship.

F．Laughter can help you think clearly and more effectively.

G．No wonder why we adults suffer mental problems like anxiety.

22、It was called as a huge step forward. Two American astronauts--Anne McClain and Christina Koch, were scheduled on March 29 by the Canadian Space Agency to lead the first all-female spacewalk.

However, due to McClain requesting a change in her spacesuit size less than a week ago, only Koch spacewalked with a male colleague on the 29th. Together, they upgraded the batteries for the International Space Station’s solar power system. McClain spacewalked on April 7 for the second time, having done so already on March 22.

A spacewalk is when an astronaut leaves their vehicle and goes out in space. Astronauts wear one of eleven spacesuits on the ISS, each of which costs $22 million! The spacesuits provide oxygen, water, and two key safety parts. These include small jet thrusters(推进器)to allow astronauts to move around in space, and safety tethers(栓)that keep their tools and them from floating into forgetfulness. It is very important that spacesuits fit the astronauts perfectly.

A spacewalk isn’t all fun and games. When astronauts risk into black space, even the most small tear or pieces can lead to a terrible leak in the spacesuit. If astronauts put on their weighty 330-pound suit too quickly before heading outside, the rapid change in air pressure could cause nitrogen gas bubbles to enlarge in their blood vessels. This could cause severe pain to even death. And the worst of all: The safety tether could break and strand the astronaut in space. Astronauts must remain cautious while on complex spacewalks: the scenery may be amazing, but no one wants to be stuck above the Earth forever!

Regardless, Koch and McClain are important figures since less than eleven percent of the people who have gone to space are women. These spacewalkers are inspiring girls around the world. Hopefully, there will even be more women in action in the future!

【1】Why did McClain fail to spacewalk with Koch?

A．Her spacesuit didn’t fit her.

B．She made a request in her partner.

C．The solar power system of ISS didn’t work.

D．The battery for her spacewalk needs upgrading.

【2】What does the underlined word “them” refer to in the third paragraph?

A．Spacesuits.

B．Astronauts.

C．Safety tethers.

D．The tools.

【3】What is implied in the fourth paragraph?

A．Spacewalk is an unusual experience.

B．It is remarkable to have a spacewalk.

C．Spacewalk can be dangerous.

D．Spacewalk is a chance to enjoy the scenery.

【4】What is the best title for the text?

A．Spacewalking Is More than Fun

B．Women Astronauts Are Remarkable

C．Astronauts Dream to Do Spacewalking

D．Women Make History with a Spacewalk

23、The Guggenheim Museum attempts to help educators connect students with art. It offers programs for educators, including free arts curricula, professional development courses and workshops, as well as professional meet and greets that pair artists with public school teachers throughout New York City.

● Visiting with your students

The museum offers a variety of ways for educators and their students to visit, from self-guided tours to a guided experience.

● Arts curriculum online

The Guggenheim produces free curriculum materials on exhibitions for educators to use both during school visits and in the classroom. While the material focuses on recent exhibitions, a comprehensive range of lessons cover many works and artists in the museum’s collection.

● Learning through Art

Learning Through Art sends experienced teaching artists into New York City public schools, where they work with classroom teachers to develop and facilitate art projects into the school curriculum.

● Education facilities

Housed in the Sackler Center for Arts Education, the Guggenheim’s education facilities include studio art and multimedia labs, a theater, an exhibition gallery, and a conference room.

【1】Who are the museum’s programs intended for?

A. Students.   B. Parents.

C. Educators.   D. Artists.

【2】Which tour can be designed based on your own interest?

A. Custom Tour.

B. Lecturer’s Badge.

C. Special Exhibition.

D. Guggenheim Museum Highlights.

【3】How do teaching artists help to make art projects into the school curriculum?

A. By giving lessons online.

B. By working with teachers.

C. By providing free materials.

D. By designing projects alone.

【4】What can we do in the Sackler Center?

A. Appreciate art works.

B. Dine with your friends.

C. Perform science experiments.

D. Collect your favorite exhibits.

24、The common cold is a virus (病毒) that influence your nose or throat, passing from one person to another by touch. Colds are very common, especially in the weak of poor health. 【1】 Yet through self-care measures, you may feel more comfortable as your body fights off the illness.

Staying humid (湿润的) can help replace water you lose from a fever. 【2】 You can drink water, juice, clear soup, or even soft drinks. Avoid coffee, teas and soft drinks which can cause dry and worsen your illness.

Studies have shown that home treatment of chicken soup can lighten sickness. Eating chicken soup as you can may help you get over your cold more quickly. You don’t have to make chicken soup on your own to get the benefits. 【3】

Throat lozenges (含片) containing sickness-preventing elements can help treat a sore throat. 【4】 Have throat lozenges every two to three hours, or according to the doctor’s directions. Keep them in your mouth until it is completely gone. Don’t try to chew them or swallow them whole in hurry.

【5】 If possible, stay home from work or school, especially if you have a fever or have taken medicines that make you sleepy. Staying home can also ensure you enough rest. Take naps during the day if you can and make sure you get at least eight hours of sleep a night to help your body recover.

A．The store-bought, canned kind works just as well.

B．Getting enough rest can help you recover more quickly.

C．Taking home rest can prevent you from getting a cold.

D．Chicken is available on the market and can be cooked at home.

E．Drugs that have such elements may also help to reduce physical pains.

F．Enough drinking may help you feel better and get over the cold more quickly.

G．Though there is no quick cure for it, most people won’t recover in a short time.

25、Last week, Octavius who is deaf and his mother Shatika Dixon went to Texas Roadhouse to celebrate his fourth birthday. When Octavius and his mother were sitting there, a waitress named Kathryn Marasco watched from a distance and _______ that the mom was talking and signing to the little boy who had his _______ aids.

When Kathryn Marasco _______ that it was Octavius’ birthday, she asked her fellow server, Brandie White, to log on to a website with her to search for a special phrase for the birthday boy.

They _______ how to say “happy birthday” in American Sign Language, and quickly got all the _______ down. Then, the servers went up to Octavius’ table to _______ him what they had learned. “Happy birthday to you,” the waitresses signed. Octavius and his mom were very impressed.

Later, Octavius’ mother said this was the first time he had _______ with people other than her and his teacher. It was a simple phrase but an important _______ to Octavius. Thanks to the two _______ waitresses, his fourth birthday is one that he and his mom will ________ for a lifetime.

Dixon said the ________ from Marasco and White made her very emotional. “Everybody thinks we’re ________ when we’re talking and signing over there. So it’s ________ important to me that someone ________ that and picked up that phrase and made that ________ just for him, my baby.”

【1】

A．remarked

B．acknowledged

C．concluded

D．discovered

【2】

A．walking

B．reading

C．hearing

D．speaking

【3】

A．admitted

B．realized

C．expected

D．imagined

【4】

A．marked out

B．looked up

C．reflected on

D．glanced through

【5】

A．rules

B．ways

C．words

D．steps

【6】

A．show

B．lend

C．award

D．write

【7】

A．discussed

B．signed

C．talked

D．argued

【8】

A．example

B．gesture

C．suggestion

D．plan

【9】

A．generous

B．patient

C．kind

D．busy

【10】

A．work on

B．think about

C．enjoy

D．remember

【11】

A．surprise

B．support

C．care

D．explanation

【12】

A．noisy

B．crazy

C．uncomfortable

D．enthusiastic

【13】

A．normally

B．equally

C．probably

D．actually

【14】

A．noticed

B．admired

C．exposed

D．announced

【15】

A．special

B．formal

C．beneficial

D．essential

26、Directions: Read the following passage. Summarize the main idea and the main point(s) of the passage in no more than 60 words. Use your own words as far as possible. 

How the smartphone affected teens

Some parents might worry about their teens spending so much time on their phones because it represents a complete departure from how they spent their own adolescence. But spending this much time on screens is not just different—in many ways, it’s actually worse.

Spending less time with friends means less time to develop social skills. A 2014 study found that sixth graders who spent just five days at a camp without using screens ended the time better at reading emotions on others’ faces, suggesting that teens’ screen-filled lives might cause their social skills to decline.

In addition, teens using smartphones read books, magazines and newspapers much less than previous generations did as teens: In the annual Monitoring the Future survey, the percentage of high school seniors who read a non-required book or magazine nearly every day dropped from 60 percent in 1980 to only 16 percent in 2015. College teachers tell me that students have more trouble reading longer text passages, and rarely read the required textbooks.

This isn’t to say that teens who use smartphones don’t have a lot going for them. They are physically safer and more tolerant than previous generations were. They also seem to have more realistic expectations than their parents did at the same age. But the smartphone threatens to disturb them before they even get started.

To be clear, moderate smartphone use—up to an hour a day—is not linked to mental health issues. However, most teens are on their phones much more than that.

Somewhat to my surprise, the teens I interviewed said they would rather see their friends in person than communicate with them using their phones. Parents used to worry about their teens spending too much time with their friends—they were a distraction, a bad influence, a waste of time. But it might be just what teens need.