2025年中考英語(yǔ)考前沖刺卷（徐州卷）（原卷版）

年中考考前沖刺卷（徐州卷）英語(yǔ)注意事項(xiàng)：全卷滿分分鐘。試題包含選擇題和非選擇題。考生答題全部答在答題卡上,答在本試卷上無(wú)效。請(qǐng)認(rèn)真核對(duì)監(jiān)考教師在答題卡上所粘貼條形碼的姓名、考試證號(hào)是否與本人相符合再將自己的姓名、考試證號(hào)用5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆填寫(xiě)在答題卡及本試卷上。答選擇題必須用鉛筆將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)的答案標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑。如需改動(dòng)請(qǐng)用橡皮擦干凈后,再選涂其他答案。答非選擇題必須用5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆寫(xiě)在答題卡的指定位置在其他位置答題一律無(wú)效。一、單項(xiàng)填空（共小題每小題1分滿分分）請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下列各題從題中所給的、、、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。1．Thepublicsigninthelibrarymeanspeople________smokethere.A．needn’tB．couldn’tC．wouldn’tD．mustn’t2．issokindthatheoftenhelpstheoldwalk________thebusyroadsafely.A．a(chǎn)boutB．a(chǎn)crossC．a(chǎn)boveD．a(chǎn)gainst3．Whenyouqueueinpublic,remembertowait________insteadofpushinginbeforeothers.A．closelyB．clearlyC．politelyD．wisely4．Oursmallactofkindnesscanmakeabig________toothers’lives.A．decisionB．discussionC．directionD．difference5．________youeatbreakfasteverymorning,youwon’thaveenoughenergyforthewholeday.A．UnlessB．SinceC．UntilD．Though6．—________doyouplayvolleyball,Simon?aweek.A．HowoftenB．HowlongC．HowsoonD．Howfar7．Havethescientistsdecidedwhento________theresearchonenvironmentalprotection?A．putoutB．carryoutC．cutoutD．handout8．—Canyoutellme________?—OnApril24,2025.A．howmanytasksdidShenzhou-20doB．howlongcanShenzhou-20stayinspaceC．whenShenzhou-20wassentintospaceD．whenwillShenzhou-20returntotheEarth9．—Susan’sanimalsignistheandsheisasbraveasatiger.—________.Leo’sanimalsignisthesheep.Itsayshe’sgentle.Infact,hegetsangryeasily.A．IagreewithyouB．MypleasureC．That’sagoodideaD．That’snotthecase10．—Mum,whydoIhavetowakeupat6a.m.toplaytheguitar?—________.Extrapracticewillmakeyourperformancemoresuccessful.A．ManyhandsmakelightworkB．AfriendinneedisafriendindeedC．TheearlybirdcatchesthewormD．Thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheotherside二、完形填空（共小題；毎小題1分滿分分）請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文從短文后各題所給的、、、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。“Ihaveajokeforyou,”Isaid,hopingtocheerupmywife,whowasstillafterourearlierargument.“12?”sherepliedwithoutlookingupfromherbook.“Whichisfaster,hotorcold?”Iasked,andwatchedherexpressionscarefullyforanysignof13.“Hot,”Icontinued,“becauseyoucan14acold!”Foramoment,therewassilence.Then,tomy15,shecouldn’thelplaughing,herearlierdisappointmentdisappearing.Thenervousconditionfromour16seemedtodieawayassheshookherhead,smiling.Encouragedbythissmallvictory,Idecidedtohavea17atwork.Thenextdayattherestaurant,Itoldmyjoketoaworkmateduringourshift.Heacted18,justrolling(翻)hiseyes.ButIdidn’tgiveup.Itrieditonayoungerwaiter,thenthemanager,and19theseriousboss.Onesmiledpolitely,andtheothersjustlookedconfused.Noone20.Then,aweeklater,duringashort21betweenlunchanddinnerservice,thesameyoungwaitercametome.“Hey,”hesaid,thinkingaboutsomethinginhismind.“Whatdoyoucalladeerwithno22?”Ismiled,surprisedbut23.“Idon’tWhat?”“Noeye-deer!”hesaidproudly.Istartedlaughing—notjustatthejoke,butathowunexpectedlythetableshadturned.Thatsmall24stayedwithme,andIbegansharingjokesmoreoften—withcustomers,busdrivers,evenstrangersinlineattheshop.Slowly,Inoticedhowhumorcouldturningnormalmomentsintosomething25andmorehuman.Laughter,Irealized,wasn’tjustabouttellingtheperfectjoke,butthebestmedicine.．A．happyB．carelessC．hungryD．disappointed12．A．WhereB．WhatC．WhenD．Why13．A．a(chǎn)dviceB．silenceC．safetyD．a(chǎn)musement14．A．catchB．bringC．turnD．take15．A．reliefB．surpriseC．sadnessD．pain16．A．talkB．a(chǎn)rgumentC．discussionD．fight17．A．tryB．lookC．visitD．point18．A．coldlyB．carefullyC．loudlyD．happily19．A．everB．justC．evenD．still20．A．cameB．leftC．criedD．laughed21．A．summerB．breakC．memoryD．year22．A．a(chǎn)rmsB．handsC．earsD．eyes23．A．pleasedB．a(chǎn)ngryC．luckyD．busy24．A．a(chǎn)ccidentB．jokeC．tableD．bus25．A．weakerB．quieterC．warmerD．longer三、閱讀理解（共小題每小題2分,滿分分））請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下列材料,從材料后各題所給的、、、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出最佳選項(xiàng)。ALastweek,studentsfromGrade9atGreenfieldMiddleSchooljoineddifferentlabortaskstolearnusefulskills.*Cleanedtheschoolgarden.*Pulledwildplants,collectedfallenleavesandwateredplants.*Paintedoldbenches(長(zhǎng)凳)withbrushes.Throughtheirteamwork,thegardenbecametidyandcolorfulagain.*Practicedcookingintheschoolkitchen.*Madevegetablesalads,sandwiches,andfruitjuice.*Learnedsafeknifeskillsandkeepthingsclean.Everyoneenjoyedsharingtheirdisheswitheachother.*Fixunclearwords.*Learnedtorepairtorn(被撕破的)pages.*Creatednewcoversusingpaperandglue.Thelibrarianspokehighlyoftheirwork,whichsavedover50books.*Builtbirdhousesfromwood.*Recycled,measured,cut,andputpiecestogether.*Hungthebirdhousesintreesaroundtheplayground.Theyreallydidalottohelplocalbirds.Allstudentsfeltproudofdoingsomethingusefulforschool.Theseactivitiestaughtthemduty,creativity,andthevalueofhardwork!26．WhatdidClass9Bdolastweek?A．GardenCleanupB．CookingChallengeC．BookRepairD．DIYBirdhouses27．WhatcanastudentfromClass9Dmostlikelylearnfromthetask?A．Doingsomerecycling.B．Doingsomerepairing.C．Doingsomepainting.D．Doingsomecleaning.28．Whichpartoftheschoolmagazinecanwemostlyreadthepassage?A．SportsRecord.B．List.C．FoodBalance.D．LaborPractice.Bpretty,heugly.swan,hefrog!”ForeignpeoplejustlovethisfunnyEnglishsayinggoingaroundtheChineseInternet.ItallstartedwhenaforeigngirlnamedKrispostedasadphotoonline.Itlookedlikeherboyfriendmadehercry.SomeniceChinesepeopletriedtocheerherup.Theyaskedhertofindsomeonebetter.SomemadefinnyChinglishtomakeherfeelhappy,suchasswan,hefrog”.Thisbecameahitwithforeigners.Manyfounditcool.Theyshareditalotonlineandmadefunnypictureswithit.“IneedChinesenetizens(網(wǎng)友)inmylifewhocallthepeoplethathavehurtmefogs,”saidaforeignInternetuser,showingherlovefortheexpression.SomeofthemwantedtoknowwhyChinesepeopleuse“‘swan”and“frog”todescribethiscouple.Afterlookingintoit,theylearnedthatitcamefromthefamousoldChinesestoryofthebeautifulswanandtheuglytoad(癩蛤蟆),andgotinterestedintheChinesestoriesbehindChinglish.Inthepast,peopleoftencorrectedthosewhospokeChinglishbecauseitwasfullofgrammarerrors.However,withglobalization(全球化),peoplefromdifferentcountriescannowsharetheirideasmoreoften.DifferentstylesofspeakingEnglisharebecomingcommonandevenaccepted.Englishwithlocaltouchescanalsobepopular.Forexample,thewell-known“addoil”hasnowappearedintheOxforddictionaryandpeopleuseitwidely.29．Whydidtheforeignerslikethesentenceswan,hefrog”?A．Becausetheyfounditveryimportant.B．Becausetheyfounditfunnyandcool.C．BecausetheyexpectedtolearnChinesewell.D．BecausetheywantedtomakefriendswithChinesenetizens.30．Whatdidsomeforeignerswanttoknowaboutthesentenceswan,hefrog”?A．TheoldChinesestorybehindit.B．Thegrammarrulebehindit.C．Thedifferentexpressionsforit.D．ThereasonswhyChinesepeopleloveit.31．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．ForeignersloveChinglishexpressionsaboutanimals.B．ForeignersfindithardtounderstandChineseculture.C．Chinglishexpressionsarebecomingpopularamongforeigners.D．ChinesepeoplearebecomingmoreandmoreinterestedinlearningEnglish.COfthemanyislandsthecoastofeastChina’sFujianProvince,thebiggestisPingtan,withitstraditionalstonehousessittingonthehills.Pingtanispopularwithtouriststhesedays,butithasalsoattractedmanyforeignerstosettledown(定居).AmongthemisItalianfashiondesignerFilippoStrada.“PingtanismuchlikeItaly’sSardinia.Thestonehouses,thebeaches,andthehospitable(熱情友好的)locals—theymakemefeelI’mrightinItaly,”saidStrada,whohaslivedontheislandforfouryears.BominMilan,oneoftheworld’sfashioncapitals,Stradahasawell-developedappreciation(鑒賞力)offashiondesign.Itisthisloveoffineclothingthatledhimtoacareerintheindustry.Becauseofhisgrowingbusiness,Stradaspentalotoftimeawayfromhome.Afterhisdaughterwasborn,hemadeuphismindtospendmoretimewithhisfamily.“That’swhywedecidedtogobacktomywife’shometownofPingtan,”hesaid.StradasettledinPingtanwithhisfamily,anddecidedtobuildahappyhomeontheisland.Buthealsohadadreamofbuildingasuccessfulbusinessthere.Stradshadawinningidea.HewouldprovidegoodsandservicewithanItalianflavor(口味).Stradanowownsahigh-endtailorshop,acafeandanItalianrestaurantinPingtan.PeopleinPingtanarepleasedtoseesomeItalian“flavor”addedtotheirlife.StradasaidhisneighborsoftencallhimLaofei,orOldFilippoinEnglish,andthattheyhavebecomegoodfriends.32．Pingtan________accordingtothepassage.A．isintheeastofChinaB．isfarfromtheseaC．isfullofwoodenhousesD．ismuchlikeMilan33．StradamovedtoPingtaninorderto________.A．startanewfashioncompanyB．spendmoretimewithhisfamilyC．studytraditionalChinesecultureD．explorethepleasantweatherthere34．HowdothelocalsinPingtantreatStrada?A．Theyshowlittleinterestinhisbusiness.B．Theyseehimandhisfamilyasforeigners.C．TheyoftenrefusehisItalian-stylerestaurant.D．TheycallhimLaofeiandconsiderhimafriend.35．Whatisthebesttitle(標(biāo)題)forthetext?A．ofSardiniaB．Laofei’sfamilylifeC．FromMilantoPingtanD．ItalianstoresinPingtanDHavingapetmightnotonlyimproveyourpersonallifebutalsohelpyourcareer,saysanewstudyorderedbyBanfieldPetHospitalandcarriedoutbyKeltonGlobalResearch.Thereport,whichincluded857workingadultsintheU.S.,showsstrongconnectionsbetweenowningpetsanddoingwellatwork.Interestingly,93%oftopcompanyleaders(likeCEOsandCFOs)saidtheyhadpetsaskids,and78%linkedsomeoftheircareerachievementstothoseearlyyearswithpets.Oftheseleaders,83%haddogsgrowingup,59%hadcats,and37%hadotherpets,showingmanyownedmorethanonetype.Expertsbelievepetshelpbuildskillsneededforleadership,suchaslearningtoberesponsible,kind,focused,imaginative,andorganized.BrianGarish,presidentofBanfield,stressedhowimportantpetsareinshapingpeople’slives:“Fromtakingcareofpetsaschildrentohavingthemasadultfriends,petshelpformwhoweareandhowweconnectwithothers.”Thestudyalsofoundthatpeoplewhogetpetslaterinlifestillgainwork-relatedbenefits.Animpressive86%ofcurrentpetownerssaytheiranimalshelpthemmanagetimebetter,sticktodailyroutines,andhandlemultipletasksmoreeasily.Anotherpetbenefitisthatpetsalsoimprovehowworkmatesgetalong.Eightoutoftenpeoplesaidtheyfeelclosertoworkmateswhohavepets,and79%thinkpetownersworkharder.This“petbenefit”mightcomefromseeingpetownersashonestandapproachable(平易近人的).Theresultsquestiontheideathatcareersuccesscomesonlyfromformal(正規(guī)的)educationorjobtraining.Instead,theyshowpetsactasquietteachers,helpingpeoplegrowskillsliketeamwork,organization,managementandbuildingtrust.Whetherthroughchildhoodmemoriesoradultfriendships,petsseemtoaspecialwaytomoveforwardinyourjob—showingthatpetsmightbethebesthelpersinbuildingacareer.36．Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A．discusshowowningpetscanimprovecareersuccess.B．explainwhypetsareimportantforchildren’sgrowth.C．comparedifferenttypesofpetsownedbycompanyleaders.D．a(chǎn)rguethatformaleducationislessusefulthanpetownership.37．Theunderlinedphrase“petbenefit”mostlikelymeans________.A．thecostofkeepingapetB．thedifficultyoftrainingapetC．theadvantagepetsbringtoworkD．thepopularityofpetsin38．Accordingtothestudy,peoplewhoownpetsasadultsaremorelikelyto________.A．lessfocusedontheirjobsB．behonestandfriendlyC．preferworkingaloneratherthaninteamsD．beshortofformaljobtraining39．Howdoestheauthororganizetheinformationaboutpetsandcareersuccess?A．Bylistinghistoricalexamplesofpetowners.B．BycomparingopinionsofCEOsandregularworkers.C．Byshowingresearchfindingsandexpertexplanations.D．Bydescribingdifferenttypesofpetsandtheirskills.40．Accordingtothestudy,whatisoneofthereasonswhyhavingpetshelpscareersuccess?A．Petsteachpeopleformaleducationskills.B．Petshelpdevelopleadershipqualities.C．Petsmakepeopleworklongerhours.D．Petsmakemoremoneyforpeople.）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入短文空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，使短文通順、連貫，意思完整。Recently,theChinesegovernmentintroducedanationalplancalledManagementCampaign”.Itaimstohelppeoplemanagetheirweightandlivehealthierlives.41is肥胖)aBeingoverweightisnotjustaboutgoodlooking.42Studiesshowthatby2030,70.5%ofadultsand31.8%ofchildrencouldbeoverweight.Ifpeopledonotactnow,theymayfaceserioushealthproblemsatayoungerage.43DoctorsuseBodyMassIndex(BMI,體重指數(shù))tocheckifsomeone’sweightishealthy.Itisameasure(測(cè)量方法)thatusesyourheightandweighttoworkoutifyouarefit.ForChineseteenagers,aBMIbetween15and22ishealthy.However,aBMIof23meansoverweight,andover26meansobesity.Keepinghealthyhabitsisthemostimportantthing.First,peopleshouldeatproperly.Itiswisetochoosebrownrice,freshvegetablesandfruit,fishandchickenformeatmostofthetime.44Expertssuggestatleast150minutesofmoderate(中等的)exerciseperweek,likerunning,cycling,orswimming.45Someschoolsholdsportsmeetingsandsetupmoresportsclubs.Somecitieshaveweightcontrolprogramsinhospitals.Theseprogramsgiveadviceonfoodchoice,exercise,andweightloss.Remember,smallchangesmakeabigdifference.Let’sworktogethertobuildahealthierandhappierChina!A．Whatisahealthyweight?B．Itcanalsocauseserioushealthproblems.C．Second,exercisealsoplaysanimportantrole.D．It’sapitythatpeopledon’tpayattentiontoit.E．Itisnecessarytogetsocialandmedicalsupport.F．Herearethethingsweshouldknowabouttheplan.四、詞語(yǔ)運(yùn)用（共小題；每小題1分，滿分分)）選用方框內(nèi)的單詞成詞組填空，其中有一個(gè)單詞或詞組是多余的。thinktwice;endless;pride;succeeded;valuable;properly46．Playingwithmydogalwaysbringsmefunandjoy.47．AIisofgreathelptous,butit’simportanttouseit.48．Hekepttryingtoachievehisgoalandatlasthe.49．shouldabouthowtodealwithitbeforeyoudecide.50．AstronautsZhuandLiGuangsuaretheofXuzhou.）用括號(hào)中所給單詞正確形式填空，使短文完整、通順。HaveyoureadNezhaConquerstheDragonKing?ThisChineseancientfairystory51(excite)Chinesechildrenformanyyears.NezhaisafamousheroinChinesestories.Hewasborninamagicalway.Hismothercarriedhimforthreeandahalfyears!Hisfather,GeneralLiJing,wasapowerful52(lead).Asachild,Nezhawasbraveandstrong.Healwayswantedtoprotectpeoplefromdanger.Oneday,NezhafoughttheEastSeaDragonKing’sson53washurtinghumans.After54(win)thefight,theangryDragonKingfloodedNezha’shometown.savehisfamilyandfriends,Nezhamadeabigsacrifice—hegavehislifebacktohisparents.Buthisteacher,Zhenren,usedmagiclotusflowers55(bring)himbacktolifewithanewpowerfulbody.Nezha’sstoryiseverywhereinChinatoday!Hisadventuresareprintedincolorfulchildren’sbooks.Andit56(make)intothecartoonmoviesNeZhabyJiaoziin2019and2025.Itmadewavesaroundtheworld.PeopleintheU.S.onlinesayNeZha2isnotonlyabigstepforChinesecartoons,57showshowChineseanimated(有生命力的)moviescansucceedworldwide.Itusedcoolanimationtoshowhisfightagainst58(fair)rules.canalsoseehiminTVshows,videogames,andevenonschoolnotebooks.Kidslovehimverymuch.Nezhateachesusimportantlessons:bebraveagainstbullies,careforothers,andnevergiveup.Hisstoryhasbeentoldforover2,000years,buthestill59(feel)likeamodernhero.ChinesechildrenlearnfromNezhathatdoingtherightthingmakeseveryonemuch60(strong),evenwhenit’shard.五、閱讀與表達(dá)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分分）閱讀短文，回答短文后問(wèn)題。OnSept1,MiaomadehistoryasthefirstChinesewomantowinthe50-kilometerraceatthefamousUtra-TrailduMont-Blanc(UTMB,環(huán)勃朗峰超級(jí)越野耐力賽).Thisaddstoherearliersuccessin2018,whenshebecamethefirstChinesewomantowinthe100-kmraceattheUTMB．TheUTMBisoneoftheworld’smostwell-knowntrailrunningevents,takingplaceeveryyearinthebeautifulMont-Blancarea,coveringpartsofFrance,Italy,andSwitzerland.Thisyear,completeda57-kmcoursewithatopelevation(海拔)of3,500meters.“Istartedabitslow,butafter20km.Ifeltstronger,especiallyonthedownhills.Duringtrailrunning,findingtherightpaceislikesolvingamathproblem—youmustplancarefullyforlongdistances,”explained.Shekeptasteadyrhythmonflatpathsandsavedenergyfo