2026年新疆中考命题趋势预测卷（八）

A.图片理解

根据听到的句子内容选择正确的图片。每小题读两遍。

1.Swimming is not allowed here.

2.This pair of chopsticks is made of wood.

3.George likes playing basketball after school.

4.I'd like to have a hamburger for lunch.

5.How beautiful the umbrella is!

B.情景反应

听句子，选择正确的应答。每小题读两遍。

6.May I use your eraser?

7.What do you think of the music?

8.How long will you stay here?

9.Why don't you join an English club?

10.Remember to be careful in the test.

C.对话理解

听对话及问题，选择正确的答案。每组对话读两遍。

11.W: I'm considering buying a cake or some flowers for Mum's birthday.

M: I made my mum a card and she really loved it.

Q: What did the boy do for his mother's birthday?

12. W: Do I need to bring a bag for our activity?

M: No. Just bring your water bottle.

Q: What should the girl bring?

13.W: What do you want to be in the future, Jack?

M: I want to be an actor. But in the past, I wanted to be a writer.

Q: What does Jack want to be now?

14.W: Physics is so hard for me. Could you help me with it, Steve?

M: No problem, Linda. But I advise you to ask Peter for help. He's much better at physics than me.

Q: Who is the best at physics?

15.W: You look so tired, Mark. Did you work late last night?

M: No. I watched the football match on TV and it didn't end until midnight.

Q: Why is Mark so tired?

D.短文理解

听短文，选择正确的答案。短文读两遍。

Tony was eight years old. He got pocket money from his parents every week. But he always wanted to spend a lot of it on things which he saw in the stores, though he didn't really need them. One day his mother gave him a notebook and said, “Tony, whenever you buy anything, I want you to write it down in this notebook, and write down the price, too. Then you can look at it again when your money's all gone, and you won't waste so much money next time.” After a week, Tony said to his mother, “Mum, before I spend any money, now I really stop and think.” His mother was very pleased and thought he had learned the value of money. But she wasn't so happy when he added, “Before I buy anything, I always ask myself, ‘Do I know how to spell the object's name in my notebook?’”