海南省初中學(xué)業(yè)水平模擬試題（六）2

2025年海南省初中學(xué)業(yè)水平模擬試題（六）第一部分

聽力理解（共四節(jié)，滿分20分）第一節(jié)

聽句子選圖畫（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）看圖聽句子，選出與句子意思一致的圖畫。每個(gè)句子讀一遍。A

B

C

D

E1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

CADBE第二節(jié)

聽句子選答語（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）根據(jù)你所聽到的句子，選出正確的答語。每個(gè)句子讀兩遍。6.A.SheisfromHenanProvince.

B.Sheistallandthin.C.Sheisavolleyballplayer.7.A.Thepurplesweater. B.Theredone. C.Theredandpurplescarf.8.A.Goodidea. B.Hedoesn’tfeelterrible. C.I’mnotglad.9.A.Soundsgood. B.Thankyouverymuch. C.They’reverykind.10.A.Englishandchemistry.

B.Friendlyandoutgoing.C.Runningandboating.√√√√√第三節(jié)

對話理解（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）根據(jù)你所聽到的對話內(nèi)容，選出能回答所提問題的最佳選項(xiàng)。每段對話讀兩遍。聽第一段對話，回答第11—12小題。11.WhatsizeistheT-shirt？A.Small. B.Medium. C.Large.12.HowmuchistheT-shirt？A.$23. B.$30. C.$33.√√聽第二段對話，回答第13—15小題。13.WhathouseworkdoesAlicedoathome？A.Cleansthewindow. B.Sweepsthefloor. C.Setsthetable.14.WhodoesthehouseworkatPeter’shome？A.Hisparents. B.Hissister. C.Hisgrandparents.15.WhatdoesMr.WhitethinkofJacky？A.Lazy. B.Careful. C.Helpful.√√√第四節(jié)

短文理解（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）根據(jù)你所聽到的短文內(nèi)容，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。短文讀兩遍。16.Whatcolorwastherubbishbag？A.Red. B.Black. C.White.17.Whendidthespeakerbegingoingtotheforest？A.3yearsago. B.4yearsago. C.5yearsago.√√18.Howoftenhasthespeakerbeentotheforesteveryyear？A.Once. B.Twotimes. C.Fourtimes.19.Whydoesthespeakeroftengototheforesttopickuprubbish？A.Tokeepandsellittoothers.

B.Tomakefulluseofitathome.C.Todosomethingfortheenvironment.20.Howdoesthespeakerfeelabouttheworkshehasdone？A.Sad. B.Proud. C.Excited.√√√第二部分

語言知識運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分25分）第一節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）從A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)能回答問題或填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。1.—Lisa，yougot

e-mail

yesterday.Who

was

it

from？

—My

cousin

Peter.He

studies

in

university

in

Beijing.

A.an；a

B.an；an

C.a；a2.—Who’s

the

girl

purple？

—Oh，she’s

my

sister，Kate.A.with

B.on

C.in3.Jim

is

very

clever

and

he

can

fix

the

machine

according

to

the

.

A.directions

B.instructions

C.predictionsB

C

A

A

4.—What

would

you

like

to

drink，tea

or

coffee？

—

.I

prefer

water.

A.Both

B.Neither

C.Either5.—Where

is

your

brother？

—Oh，he

computer

games

with

his

friends

in

the

living

room.

A.is

playing

B.will

play

C.plays6.The

traffic

is

so

busy

now.Please

wait

the

lights

are

green.

A.before

B.unless

C.until7.—Why

are

you

in

such

a

hurry，Jim？

—I’ll

go

to

the

airport

as

quickly

as

possible.The

plane

will

in

an

hour.

A.take

off

B.turn

off

C.put

offA

C

A

B

8.—Is

the

man

over

there

Mr.Green？

—No.It

B

be

him.He

has

gone

to

Shanghai

on

business.

A.must

B.can’t

C.might9.—

A

is

it

from

your

home

to

Haikou

East

Railway

Station？

—It’s

about

ten

minutes’

ride

by

car.A.How

far

B.How

long

C.How

soon10.—Could

you

tell

me

C

？

—At

local

time

on

July

26，2024.A.when

was

the

opening

ceremony

of

the

2024

Paris

Olympic

Games

heldB.where

the

opening

ceremony

of

the

2024

Paris

Olympic

Games

was

heldC.when

the

opening

ceremony

of

the

2024

Paris

Olympic

Games

was

held第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

Danielisaduck.Butheisdifferentfromthecommonones.

Danielbecamefamousaftersomeonepostedhis

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ontheInternet.It’snotsurprisingthatDanielcaughtpeople’seye.Afterall，peoplecan’tseeaduckinfunnyclothesonthe

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everyday.Everyonejustcouldn’t

13

takingphotosofhimandsharingthemonline.YoumustwonderhowDanielcouldbeanairpassenger.11.A.song B.video C.photo12.A.plane B.train C.underground13.A.wait B.help C.keep√√√That’sbecauseheisahelperforhisowner.CarlabroughtDanielhome

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apetin2012，whenhewastwodaysold.Justoneyearlater，Carlahadabadaccident.It

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Carlafourmonthstolearnhowtowalkagain.Shefelt

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inbothbodyandspirit.Danielwasthereforherwhensheneededhim.“Hecouldnoticesomethingwrong，”Carlasaid.“Then，hewouldcomeandgivemelotsofhugsandkissesto

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14.A.for B.with C.as15.A.took B.offered C.required16.A.comfortable B.terrible C.angry17.A.pickmeup B.cheermeup C.wakemeup√√√√

NowCarlaiswell，butsheisusedtogoing

18

withDaniel.“Imakesurethathehasashower

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hegoestopublicplaces.Andhewillnotrunaroundorquack（嘎嘎叫）

20

inpublic，”Carlasaid.

“Mostpeoplehavedogsorcats.Ihaveaduck.Aduckcanevenbecomeaverygreathelper，”Carlaadded.18.A.somewhere B.nowhere C.everywhere19.A.before B.until C.though20.A.kindly B.specially C.noisily√√√第三部分

閱讀理解（共三節(jié)，滿分55分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。ANEWYORKMUSEUMThelargestspecializing（專業(yè)研究）inAmericanhistory.Open：Mon.toFri.：9：00a.m.-5：00p.m.Sat.：9：00a.m.-1：00p.m.Address：1100ChesnutSt.NewYorkTelephone：77364431THECITYFLOWERSHOW8APRILTO17APRILPrice：￥50foradults￥25forchildrenAddress：112KendalWayChestertonCambridgeCB41LTTelephone：55539561ENGLISHSUMMERCAMP（夏令營）Howwillyouspendyoursummer？EnglishSummerCamp2006atUniversityofToronto，Canada！Ages：13to18Formoreinformation，callCEE/CCIEEat（010）6606-2607.POPMUSICWEEKBandsfromhomeandabroadwillgiveperformancesinChaoyangPark，Beijing.Chinesesingerswillalsosharemusicwithfans.Price：30-50yuan.Time：9：00a.m.-9：00p.m.21.NewYorkMuseumisclosedon

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A.Monday B.Friday C.Sunday22.Tommyisan8-year-oldboy.HewantstovisitTheCityFlowerShowwithhisparents.Theywillpay

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A.125yuan B.100yuan C.75yuan23.IfyouwanttogetmoreinformationaboutEnglishSummerCamp，youcan

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A.gotoCanada B.call（010）6606-2607 C.writetoCEE/CCIEE24.

willgiveperformancesinPopMusicWeekinChaoyangPark.

A.Bands B.Singers C.BothAandB25.Phillip，twentyyearsold，isnotallowedto

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A.THECITYFLOWERSHOW B.ENGLISHSUMMERCAMPC.NEWYORKMUSEUM√√√√√B

TheUNWTO（聯(lián)合國世界旅游組織）nameditsBestTourismVillages2023.Thesevillagesdidagoodjoboflookingafterruralareas（鄉(xiāng)村），preserving（保護(hù)）landscapes（景觀）andculturalheritage.54villagesaroundtheworldwereonthelist.Herearesomeofthem.AlSela，Jordan

AlSelaVillage，liesalongthemigratoryroute（遷徙路線）ofbirds.Ithasgreatnaturalandculturalimportance.Thevillagehasbeautifulvalleys，mountains，andplateaus（高原）.Theareahasmanylong-yeartreesthatmakeitspecial.Zhagana，China

LyinginGansuProvince，ZhaganaVillagebringsinvisitorswithitsspeciallandscapes.Thevillagetakesprideinitsintangibleculturalheritage（非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)）.Thevillagecomestolifeduringdifferentfestivals，showinglocalartandculture.Forexample，visitorscanseelocalstylehouses，hearbeautifullocalsongs，andfindoutabouthowhighlandbarleywineismade.Huangling，China

HuanglingVillageinJiangxiProvincestandsasanexampleofpreservingculturalheritage.Ittakesgreatcareinprotectingancientbuildingsandsupportinginheritorsofintangibleculturalheritage.Itmakessurethattimelesstraditionsliveon.26.Howmanyvillagesaroundtheworldwereonthelistin2023？A.34. B.45. C.54.27.WhichvillageisinJordan？A.AlSelaVillage. B.ZhaganaVillage. C.HuanglingVillage.28.WhichoneisNOTmentionedasthereasonforbeingonthelist？A.Lookingafterruralareas. B.Protectingwildanimals.C.Preservingculturalheritage.√√√29.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE？A.ZhaganaVillagehasgreatnaturalandculturalimportance.B.VisitorscanseelocalstylehousesinAlSelaVillage.C.HuanglingVillagesetsagoodexampleofpreservingculturalheritage.30.Wherecanyoureadthispassage？A.Inaguidebook. B.Inanovel. C.Inastorybook.√√C

Doyouknowwhatinformationatinypieceofyourhaircangive？Theanswermayincludewhoyourfamilyis，whichjobyoucouldbesuccessfulin，whatillnessesyoumayget，andsoon.

AlltheinformationiscarriedinyourDNA.Everycellinyourbodyhasyourunique（唯一的）

DNA.Itcantellyoualotofinformationaboutyourfamily，healthandpersonality.

DNAwasdiscoveredbyFriedrichMiescher，aSwissscientist，in1869.However，formanyyears，nobodyrealizeditsimportance.In1953，Dr.JamesWatsonandFrancisCrick，twowonderfulscientistsatCambridgeUniversity，finallydiscoveredthestructureofDNA.AndtheyweregivenaNobelPrizein1962.Gradually，scientistslearnedto“read”moreandmoreoftheinformationinDNA.In1986，DNAtestingwasusedbythepoliceforthefirsttime.Thetestingcanbeahelpfultoolforthepolicetofindoutthecriminalandsolvethecase.Todayitisalsousedforfindinglostchildren.

In1990，theHumanGenomeProjectwasstartedintheUS.ScientistswantedtomakeamapofhumanDNA.Morethan1，000scientistsallovertheworldworkedontheproject，andittookthemabout13yearstofinishtheproject.Itisreallyabigandmeaningfulproject.

ThemorescientistsknowabouthumanDNA，themoretheycando.Forexample，it’spossiblethatmanyillnesseswillbecuredinthefuture.31.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage？A.Bytellingastory. B.Byaskingaquestion. C.Bygivingsuggestions.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“It”inParagraph2mean？A.Yourhair. B.Yourbody. C.YourDNA.33.WhenwasDNAtestingfirstusedbythepolice？A.In1962. B.In1986. C.In1990.√√√34.What’sthewriter’smainpurposeinwritingthispassage？A.Totellusaboutscientists’researchonDNA.B.Toshowussomeinformationonourhair.C.TocallonustojoinintheHumanGenomeProject.35.What’sthestructureofthepassage？A. B. C.√√第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。

A.Here

we

have

a

choice.B.That

is

not

the

question.C.Don’t

worry

too

much.D.We

can

stop

and

complain

about

what

progress

we

have

lost.E.Some

say

it

is

like

climbing

a

mountain.F.Instead，we

should

look

ahead.Somepeoplesaylifeislikecrossingariver.36.

E

I

think

our

life

is

much

more

like

climbing

a

mountain.Each

year

we

have

a

new

mountain

to

climb.To

reach

our

goals，we

work

hard

to

make

progress

day

after

day.37.

A

We

can

complain（抱怨）about

how

unfair

it

is

to

climb

a

new

mountain

every

year.Or，we

can

just

make

ourselves

busy.

Sometimes，we

fall

over.Here

we

have

another

choice.38.

D

Or，we

can

stand

on

our

feet

and

begin

climbing

that

mountain

again.

If

we

reach

the

goal

for

this

year，we

start

from

zero

to

reach

the

goal

for

next

year.We

shouldn’t

spend

the

rest

of

our

lives

looking

at

where

we

used

to

be.39.

F

Many

people

will

waste

time

worrying，“Can

I

reach

my

final

goal？”

or

“Is

it

worth

doing？”

40.

B

The

question

is，“Can

I

take

the

next

step

in

the

right

direction？”

第三節(jié)（共8小題；41至45小題每題1分，46、47小題每題2分，48小題6分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容按要求完成任務(wù)。

Withahistoryofmorethan1，000years，tie-dye（扎染）isaveryoldwayofdyeingclothesinChina，mostpopularinYunnan.DuringtheTangandSongdynasties，peoplegavetie-dyedclothestotheemperorsasgifts.In2006，thetie-dyetechniquewasaddedtoChina’snationalintangibleculturalheritagelist.AnninginYunnanisknownfortie-dye.

YangCheng，54，istheinheritoroftie-dyeinAnning.Helearnedtheskillsfromhismotherinthe1980s.Andhehaspasseditdowntohisdaughter.“Tie-dyeisworthyoftheeffortsofgenerations（代）ofpeople，”Yangsaid.Yanghasmasteredalltheoldskillsoftie-dye.Totie-dye，youfirstneedtousethreads（線）totieyourclothtogether.Thenyouputtheclothintothedye.Astheclothisfoldedanddyed，somepartsbecomedarkblue，whileotherpartshaveabrightercolor.Whenyouunfoldthecloth，you’llseebeautifulpatterns.

Atthesametime，Yanghasstudiedtie-dyeinothercountries，suchasJapan，IndiaandFrance.Healsotriestomakesomecreativedesigns.Now，Yangteachestie-dyeinschools，communitiesandcompanies.Morethan100，000peoplehavelearnedfromhim.

Somemightworrythattie-dyewillbereplacedbymachinerydyeing.ButYangisconfident.“Attheendoftheday，machinescan’treplaceourcreativehands，”Yangsaid.TaskⅠ：Finishthechartaccordingtothearticle.Fillineachblankwithnomorethan3words.historyandvaluesartform/artskillsYang’sexperiencesimprovesTaskⅡ：Answerthefollowingquestions.46.Whereisthecenteroftie-dye？

47.Who

and

when

did

Yang

Cheng

learn

the

skills

from？

48.What

is

the

process

of

tie-dye？Explain

it

in

more

than

20

words.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Anning

in

Yunnan.From

his

mother

in

the

1980s.To

tie-dye，you

first

need

to

use

threads

to

tie

your

cloth

together.Then

you

pu