新初三题型，同学们一定要好好写写，尤其是补全对话和D篇阅读，作文，是拉开分数差距的地方，在平时的学习中及时查漏补缺，切记不要轻敌。拿到全分才是硬道理，不要看不起0.5分。
2026-2027学年上海中考英语一模 模拟卷
九年级第一学期（上海新中考）
Part 1 Listening（第一部分听力）（略）
Part 2 Phonetics, Grammar and Vocabulary（第二部分 语法和词汇）
II. Choose the best answer and complete the passage.（选择最恰当的答案，完成语篇）（10分）
Last spring, our school organized a first-aid training course for all ninth graders.We all (22) ________ any formal medical training before, but we were all eager to learn. Our biology teacher, Ms. Yang, suggested that we take the course seriously because it might save a life one day. After two weeks of theory classes, we finally (23) ________ on a practical test.
Everyone had to practise bandaging and CPR. I was chosen to demonstrate how to treat a bleeding arm. I practised every evening for five days. At first, I kept wrapping the bandage too loosely and making simple errors. I could feel my face (24) ________ red every time my partner pointed out a mistake. My classmates, however, were very supportive. They never laughed at me; instead, they encouraged me to try again.
One evening, my friend Chen Jie even stayed to help me practise. She told me that small errors were normal for beginners, so I (25) ________ notfeel too nervous. Her words made me feel much better and gave me the confidence to continue. The test day finally arrived. As I stood in front of the examiner waiting for my turn, my heart was beating so fast that I could hear it in my ears. I took a deep breath and reminded myself that I (26) ________ for this moment for days. When I began to bandage the model arm, my hands were shaking slightly. But I focused on each step and tried my best to stay calm. To my surprise, everything went smoothly. My careful movements and clear explanation impressed the examiner.
At the end of the course, I received a certificate. I felt so proud that I (27) ________ almost cry. After the training, Ms. Yang praised us and said that our performance was one of the best she (28) ________ in all her years of teaching. She also pointed out that learning first aid had made our class more responsible than ever before. Later that evening, I posted a photo of my certificate on social media. Within just one hour, my post (29) ________ over 120 likes from friends and relatives.
My parents called me immediately and said they were extremely proud of me. They told me that they had always believed I could do well if I (30) ________ enough effort into something. This whole experience taught me that learning a practical skill can be both challenging and rewarding. In fact, I have already started thinking about (31) ________ course we could take next term.
22. A) hadn’t hadB) haven’t hadC) wasn’t having
23. A) focusB) focusedC) had focused
24. A) turnB) to turnC) turning
25. A)done B)do C)did
26. A) had beenreadyB) have beenreadyC) wasready
27. A) may B) mightC)may to
28. A) seesB) has seenC) had seen
29. A) acquiresB) acquiredC) has acquired
30. A) putB) putsC) putting
31. A)where B) whichC) what
III. Complete the following passage with the words or phrases in the box. Each one can only be used once. (阅读下文，选择最恰当的选项填入空格，每个选项仅能使用一次) (8分)
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A. inspireB. ancientC. communityD. simpleE. message
Have you ever wondered why people visit museums? Museums are not just buildings full of old objects. They serve an important (32) ________ in our lives. They help us understand where we came from and how we got here. Museums also teach us about different ways of life. For example, a history museum may show tools from (33) ________ times, while an art museum may display paintings that express deep feelings. In a modern (34) ________, museums have taken on new forms. Some are virtual and can be visited online. But the basic need to learn and be amazed remains the same. In addition, museums (35) ________ a sense of wonder among visitors. When people see something rare and beautiful, they feel connected to human history. It is also a good way to pass down knowledge to the next generation. So next time you visit a museum, remember that it is not just a (36) ________ activity — it is a meaningful experience that connects you to the world.
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A. reduceB. exerciseC. mentalD. dailyE. pollution
Walking has been part of human life for thousands of years. It opens doors to better health and provides us with (37) ________ benefits. However, in recent years, people have become increasingly dependent on cars. Many prefer to drive even for short distances because it is convenient and fast. This has caused a great change in our (38) ________ habits. Some worry that walking might disappear one day, but others believe that it will never lose its value. The joy of walking, whether in a park or along a street, remains the same — to move and to relax. What we need to do is to (39) ________ our driving habits in a balanced way. We can walk when we are not in a hurry and enjoy the fresh air. Also, we should (40) ________ the environment by choosing walking over driving when possible. After all, what matters most is not how fast we get there, but how we feel along the way.
IV. Read the following passage and fill in each blank with the proper form of the given word in brackets to make the passage coherent.（阅读下文，用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文语意连贯）（6分）
A year ago, Li Hua's school held a "Music Week" to encourage students to appreciate different kinds of music. Li Hua and his classmates decided to form a small band. They felt it was a (41) ________ (success) experience to play music together. When they arrived at the music room, they were warmly welcomed by their music teacher. Li Hua was chosen to play the guitar. His classmates listened with great (42) ________ (patient) and gave him helpful advice. At first, their performance was not perfect. Although the songs were not easy, everyone played with (43) ________ (enjoy). After several practices, some students sang while others danced. Li Hua was (44) ________ (bore) to find that he had made the same mistake again. Before they left, Li Hua said to his teacher, "I think playing music together is one of the most (45) ________ (create) things we can do. I've learned a lot from this experience and I will practise more next time." The teacher smiled and said that music had made the class (46) ________ (difference) than ever before.
V. Complete the dialogue as required.（根据要求补全对话）（10分）
Situation: A school reporter is interviewing Dr. Chen, a famous scientist, in the studio. They are talking about what life will be like in 50 years.
Reporter: Good morning, Dr. Chen. Welcome to our programme "Future Watch". Many of our young listeners are curious about life in 50 years. ________ 47 ________ (就划线提问) in the future?
Dr. Chen: I think most people will travelin self-driving cars or flying taxis. They will be faster, safer, and better for the environment.
Reporter: That sounds exciting! ________ 48 ________ (写出恰当的一般疑问句) on other planets?
Dr. Chen: Yes, I believe we will. Scientists are already working on this. It may take time, but it's possible.
Reporter: ________ 49 ________ (就目的提问) ?
Dr. Chen: So that we can find new resources and learn more about the universe. It's important for the future of human beings.
Reporter: What about our homes? Will they be different?
Dr. Chen: Absolutely. Smart homes will be very common. Robots will help with housework and AI will control everything.
Reporter: So our lives will become much more convenient, ________50 ________ (写出反意疑问句)?
Dr. Chen: Yes, they will. But we should also remember to enjoy simple things, like spending time with family and friends.
Reporter: ________51 ________（can, for, this, we, how, prepare, future） (连词成句) ?
Dr. Chen: The answer is simple: keep learning new skills and stay curious about the world.
Reporter: What great advice! Thank you for sharing your ideas, Dr. Chen.
Dr. Chen: My pleasure.
Part 3 Reading and writing (第三部分 读写)
VI. Reading Comprehension. (阅读理解) (51分)
A. Read the passage and choose the most suitable sentences for the blanks. Notice that there are two extra sentences. (阅读短文，选择最恰当的句子填入空白处。有两个多余选项) (8分)
A. Instead, try focusing on just one task for ten minutes.
B. But it is the small daily efforts that lead to big achievements.
C. In a month, that's over five hours of practice!
D. If you want to get better grades, you need to study longer.
E. Secondly, small efforts are easier to repeat.
F. Start by turning off your phone and sitting at your desk.
The Power of Small Efforts
Have you ever tried to achieve a big goal but failed? Many people give up because they think success requires one huge effort. However, the truth is quite different. 52 ________
Think about improving your English. You cannot become fluent overnight. If you try to memorize 200 words on the first day, you will likely feel tired and stop after a week. 53 ________ Over time, this steady effort builds up, and before you know it, you have made real progress.
This principle applies to almost everything. For example, if you want to write a good essay, writing just one paragraph a day seems easy. 54 ________ It is the same with learning a new sport. Instead of trying to master everything at once, practising for fifteen minutes a day is a good start.
So, why do small efforts work so well? Firstly, they are easy to begin. Your brain does not see them as a burden, so you are less likely to give up. 55 ________ When you repeat a small action, it becomes a habit, and you no longer need much willpower.
After all, a long journey begins with a single step. Next time you want to achieve something, just remember: start small, stay consistent, and you will get there.
B. Choose the best answer.（阅读下文，选择正确的答案）（12分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
The Orchestra That Almost Fell Apart
In 2019, the New Shanghai Youth Orchestra was preparing for its most important performance — the National Music Festival. The orchestra had 65 members, all between the ages of 14 and 18. They had been practicing for six months, and everyone was eager to show their talent.
However, two weeks before the festival, disaster struck. The lead violinist, Li Wei, broke his wrist in a bicycle accident. The whole orchestra felt disappointed. Without Li Wei, many thought they couldn't achieve success. Some members started complaining about the bad luck. Others suggested canceling the performance.
The conductor, Mr. Zhang, called an emergency meeting. "Now that Li Wei cannot play," he said calmly, "we must find another solution. This is our challenge, but it's also our opportunity to prove that teamwork is more important than any individual talent."
Then a quiet girl named Mei raised her hand. She had been practicing the violin for eight years but had always been in the second violin section. "I know all of Li Wei's parts," she said nervously. "I've been learning them secretly just in case." The whole room fell silent, and then broke into applause.
For the next two weeks, the orchestra worked harder than ever. Mei practiced twelve hours a day. The other members gave up their break time to support her. On the night of the festival, they performed perfectly. The audience gave them a standing ovation.
After the show, Mr. Zhang said, "What a pity that Li Wei couldn't join us. But what a wonder we created together! Remember, the secret to our success was not one talented player, but the trust and cooperation of every single person on that stage."
Today, the orchestra is known as one of the best youth orchestras in China. And Mei? She became the new lead violinist. But she always says, "I never could have done it without my team. They are the real stars."
56. What happened to the orchestra two weeks before the National Music Festival?
A. They lost their conductor.
B. Their best player got injured.
C. The festival was cancelled.
D. Half of the members quit.
57. How did most members feel when they heard the news?
A. Eager and excited.
B. Calm and relaxed.
C. Disappointed and hopeless.
D. Angry and self-important.
58. The underlined phrase "standing ovation" in Paragraph 5 probably means ______.
A. the audience sat silently
B. the audience stood up and applauded
C. the audience left early
D. the audience complained loudly
59. What had Mei been doing secretly?
A. Practicing Li Wei's violin parts.
B. Preparing a new piece of music.
C. Learning to become a conductor.
D. Writing a song for the orchestra.
60. According to Mr. Zhang, what was the real reason for their success?
A. Mei's incredible talent.
B. Li Wei's quick recovery.
C. Trust and cooperation within the team.
D. The support from the audience.
61. What is the main idea of this story?
A. A single talented person is more important than a team.
B. Challenges can be overcome when people cooperate.
C. Musicians should never get injured before performances.
D. Youth orchestras are better than adult orchestras.
C. Read the passage and choose the best answer to complete it.（选择最恰当的选项完成短文）（16分）
When 15-year-old Wang Lin received a message from a stranger offering him a free online game, he was excited. All he had to do was click a link and enter his email address. Without 62, he did exactly as asked. The next week, his email was flooded with spam — and his game account had been stolen.
"I felt so foolish," Wang Lin admitted. "I thought I was being careful by not sharing my password. But I didn't realize that even my email address could be 63."
His experience is far from uncommon. According to a 2027 report, over 48% of teenagers have experienced some form of online fraud. Many victims are like Wang Lin. They believe they are smart enough to 64danger, only to fall into traps that are increasingly hard to detect.
The problem is that online fraud has become highly 65. Scammers no longer use obvious tricks like fake prizes. Instead, they build trust over weeks or months, creating fake profiles that seem completely real. They may pretend to share your interests, offer helpful advice, or even send small gifts to gain your 66.
"These are not criminals you can easily recognize," says cybersecurity expert Dr. Xu. "They are professional manipulators who study human psychology. They know exactly what to say and when to say it."
So how can teenagers protect themselves? Dr. Xu offers three rules. First, never share personal information with anyone you haven't met in person. Second, be 67of anyone who tries to move the conversation to a private platform. Third, and most importantly, trust your instincts — if something feels wrong, it probably is.
Wang Lin now shares his story on social media to 68other teenagers. "I used to think that only careless people fell for scams," he says. "But the truth is, teenagers are actually more at risk because we spend more time online and we're more trusting."
The lesson is clear: the internet offers incredible opportunities, but it also requires us to be constantly 69.
62. A) difficultyB) hesitationC) permissionD) reason
63. A) dishonestB) unfriendly C) dangerousD) impatient
64. A) avoidB) face C) discover D) forget
65. A) simpleB) popularC) expensive D) sophisticated
66. A) attentionB) trustC) respectD) friendship
67. A) tiredB) proud C) suspiciousD) certain
68. A) warnB) teachC) supportD) encourage
69. A) curiousB) activeC) honestD) alert
D. Read the passage and complete the tasks.（阅读短文，完成任务）（15分）
The Old Bicycle
For many years, an old bicycle had stood in the corner of Mr. Chen's garage. It was rusty and dusty. Nobody knew who it belonged to. But every morning, Mr. Chen would look at it and smile.
Mr. Chen, who had retired from a factory, started cleaning the bicycle little by little. At first, he just wiped the seat. After a few months, he began to repair the brakes. After a year, he had painted the frame a bright blue.
He never rode it. The bicycle just stood there. But Mr. Chen looked forward to seeing it every day.
Then one summer, the bicycle disappeared.
Mr. Chen waited. He searched the garage every morning. He walked around the neighborhood, asking if anyone had seen an old blue bicycle. Nobody had. Days turned into weeks. The corner stayed empty.
His neighbors told him to give up. "It's just an old bicycle," they said. "It probably went to the dump."
Mr. Chen didn't argue. But he kept the corner clean. He kept the tools ready. He kept waiting.
One cold evening in November, Mr. Chen was closing his garage when he heard a small sound. He turned around. There, in the corner, stood the old bicycle. It was a little different — someone had added a small bell. But it was alive.
The bicycle looked at him for a long moment. Then it did something it had never done before. It fell gently against his leg, as if asking to be ridden.
Mr. Chen didn't move. He didn't want to frighten it. He just stood there, in the cold, with his hand resting gently on the handlebar.
The bicycle stayed after that. Not always in the garage — it still came and went. But it no longer kept its distance. It had made a choice, and so had Mr. Chen.
Later, a neighbor asked him, "Why did you keep waiting? It was just an old bicycle."
Mr. Chen smiled. "Maybe. But it was my bicycle. And it came back."
Task 1: Answer the questions.
70. Did the old bicycle let Mr. Chen repair it during the first year?
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71. How did Mr. Chen and the bicycle gradually get closer over the years?
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72. What did Mr. Chen do after the bicycle disappeared?
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73. What did the neighbors say about the bicycle, and did Mr. Chen agree with them?
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74. How was the bicycle different when it returned in November?
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75. Why did Mr. Chen say, "It was my bicycle" even though he had never owned it?
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Task 2
76. In the story, Mr. Chen kept waiting for the bicycle even when everyone told him to give up. Think about a time when you kept doing something even though others told you to stop. Describe what you did, explain why you didn't give up, and tell what happened in the end. (Write about 40-50 words.)
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VII. Writing. (作文) (20分)
77.假设你是李华，你的英国笔友David想了解中国中学生的课外活动。请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括：
（1）你最喜欢参加的一项课外活动是什么？为什么？
（2）你通常和谁一起参加？你们多久参加一次？
（3）你从这项活动中学到了什么？并邀请David分享他的课外活动。
（注意：1.信件中不得出现姓名、校名等个人信息，否则不予评分。2.照抄本卷语篇不得分。）
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答案
22. A 23. B 24. C 25. C 26. A 27. B 28. C 29. B 30. A 31. B
32.E 33. B 34. C 35. A 36. D 37. C 38. D 39. A 40. B
41. successful 42. patience 43. enjoyment 44. bored 45. creative 46. different
47. How will people travel
48. Will we live
49. Why do we need to develop space travel
50. won't they
51. How can weprepare for this future
52. B 53. A 54. C 55. E
56.B 57. C 58. B 59.A 60. C 61.B
62. B 63. C 64. A 65. D 66. B 67. C 68. A 69. D
70. No, it didn't.
71. First, he wiped the seat. After a few months, he repaired the brakes. After a year, he painted the frame.
72. He searched the garage every morning, walked around the neighborhood asking about it, and kept waiting.
73. The neighbors said it was just an old bicycle and probably went to the dump. Mr. Chen did not agree with them.
74. It had a small bell added, and it fell gently against his leg.
75. Because he had cared for it for many years and it had chosen to come back to him.
76.参考：Once, I kept practising basketball even though my friends said I was too short. I believed I could improve. After months of practice, I made the school team.
77.参考范文
Dear David,
I'm glad to hear from you. You asked about my after-school activities. My favourite activity is playing in the school orchestra. I love it because music makes me feel relaxed and happy. I usually play with my classmates. We practise twice a week after school. From this activity, I have learned the importance of teamwork and patience. I also made many good friends. What about you? What do you like to do after school? I'm looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
