2025年四川省资阳市中考英语真题

2025年四川省资阳市中考英语真题一、阅读理解(★★★)MynameisJack.Istillrememberthefirstdayatmiddleschool.AsIsatdownonmywoodenbed,itbrokeinhalf.Myfaceturnedredasmyroommatewascompletelyshocked.Clearlyitwasnotbecauseofthepoorquality(质量)ofthebed,butbecauseIwastooheavy.Nowmoreandmorepeopleareoverweight.Manysaytheyaretoobusytoexercise.Theyalsohavenotimetocookathomeandofteneatoutorhavetakeawayfood.Actually,youdon’tneedfreetimetostayfit.Afterbreakingthatpoorbed,myfatheradvisedmetoloseweightandstayactiveinmydailylife.Andthishabithasstayedwithme.Onsomedays,Iridetenkilometershomeonmybike.Onotherdays,Itakethebus,butIoftengetoffonestopearlyandwalkhome.Onweekends,Iusuallyhelpmymotherwithagoodclean-up.This,alongwithahealthierdiet,hasworkedforme.I’mnow21kilogramslighterthanIwas.Someofmyhealthproblemshaveimproved,too.Youcertainlydon’thavetobreakabedtostartyourhealthjourney.Tokeepfit,it’sbettertoactsoonerthanlater.1.WhatcausedthebedtobreakinhalfaccordingtoJack?

A．Badluck.B．Hisweight.C．Hisroommate’strick.D．Thebed’spoorquality.2.WhogaveJacktheadvicetoloseweight?

A．Hisfather.B．Hismother.C．Abusdriver.D．Acleaner.3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”refertoinparagraph3?

A．Goingtothegym.B．Eatingoutless.C．Beingactiveindailylife.D．Breakingabed.4.Whatcanweknowfromthelastparagraph?

A．It’sgoodtotakeawalk.B．It’simportanttohavefreetime.C．It’sdangeroustobeoverweight.D．It’sbettertostartanearlyhealthjourney.(★★★)Therearesomeresearchesthat“makepeoplelaugh,thenthink”.Let’slookatsomeofthem.TheplantcancopyIn2013,scientistsfoundastrangeplant,Boquilatrifoliolata.Itchangesitsleavestolooklikeotherplantsnearby.Scientistsputtheplantunderatableandaplasticplantabovethetable.Astheplantgrewtall,onlythepartoverthetablelookedliketheplasticplant.Soscientiststhinkitcan“see”whathappensaroundit.LookatyourhairInwhichdirectiondoyourhairspirals(螺旋)go?AteaminFrancediscoveredthatinthenorthernhalfofEarth,mostpeople’shairspiralstotheright.Butinthesouthernhalf,itgoestotheleft.ThismaybebecauseofaforceproducedbyEarth’srotation(自转).Itmakesthingsspiraltotherightinthenorthernhalfandleftinthesouthern.Watchhowwatergoesdownthedrainhole(排水孔)inthekitchenandyouwillsee.Don’tscarecowsIn1940,FordyceandWilliamfromtheUSplacedacatonthebackofacow,andmadenoisesbesidethecowagainandagain.Theresultsshowedthatwhencowsarescared,theyproducelessmilk.Sotogetmoremilk,youshouldn’tscarecows.5.WhatisspecialaboutBoquilatrifoliolata?

A．Itgrowsfasterinthedark.B．Itlookslikeaplasticplant.C．Itcanchangecolourovertime.D．Itcancopynearbyplants’looks.6.HowdoeswaterprobablygodownthedrainholeinChina?

A．Itspiralstotheright.B．Itspiralstotheleft.C．Itgoesstraightdown.D．Itgoesinmanydirections.7.Whatshouldwedotogetmoremilkfromcows?

A．Letcowseatlessgrass.B．Scarecowsagainandagain.C．Keepthecowspeaceful.D．Placecatsonthecows’backs.8.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheEffectsofEarth’sRotationB．UnbelievablePlantAbilityC．TheInfluenceofNoisesonCowsD．FunnybutTrueResearches(★★★)Aroundtheworld,8.1millionpeoplearewaitingforcallsfromstrangers.Infact,theyarethevolunteersforBeMyEyesandtheyallhaveakindheart.BeMyEyeswascreatedin2015byHansJ-rgenWibergfromDenmark.Thisfreeappconnectsblindpeoplewithvolunteersthroughvideocallsandinthiswaythevolunteerscanhelptheblindwiththeireverydaytasks.Nowvolunteersarealotmorethanblindusers.Soit’snoteasyforvolunteerstogetacall.JaneMillerfromNewZealandjoinedBeMyEyesin2019butdidn’treceiveherfirstcalluntilfouryearslater.Callsgoouttomanyvolunteersatthesametime.Ifonedoesn’tanswerrightaway,anothervolunteerwilltakethecall.YanYan,aChineseactress,wasnotsurewhethertojoinatfirst.Shefearedmissingcallsduringperformances.Afterlearningthatothervolunteerswouldanswermissedcalls,shejoinedatonce.Shereceivedherfirstcalltheverynextday.Yansuccessfullyhelpedanoldmancheckonhisbread.Thetwothankedeachotherrepeatedly.“IwassonervousthatIdidn’tknowwhyIthankedhim,”shesaid.JasonBrown,anAustralian,wasalsonervousduringhisfirstcall.Nowhefeelsmoreconfident.Herecentlyhelpedablindpersoncrossthestreet.“Itjustfeltlikechattingwithanoldfriend,”hesaid.9.WhoinventedBeMyEyes?

A．YanYan.B．JaneMiller.C．HansJ-rgenWiberg.D．JasonBrown.10.WhatwasBeMyEyescreatedfor?

A．Findingjobs.B．Makingfriends.C．Helpingblindpeople.D．Holdingvideomeetings.11.WhendidJaneMillerreceiveherfirstcallfromthefreeapp?

A．In2015.B．In2019.C．In2023.D．In2025.12.WhatdidYanYandotohelptheoldman?

A．Crossedthestreet.B．Checkedonhisbread.C．Didaperformance.D．Chattedwithstrangers.13.WhichwordscanbestdescribethevolunteersforBeMyEyes?

A．Kindandhelpful.B．Lazybutpolite.C．Carelessandawful.D．Honestbutshy.(★★★)Justassoil(土壤)providesenergyfortrees,asubstrate(基质)worksthesamewayformushrooms.Farmersusuallyusetreestomakethesubstrate,whichhurtstheenvironment.Butnow,thankstoChina’s“Juncao”(菌草)technology,fewertreesarecutdowntodothis.Juncaoisagrassthatcangrowupto8meterstall.Togrowthemushrooms,peoplefirstcollectthegrassandmakeitintopowder(粉末).Then,theymixthepowderwithwaterandotherthingstomakethesubstrate.Ithelpsmushroomsgrowquickly.Lateron,peoplecaneatthemushroomsorsellthem.This“magical”grasshasbecomeapopularplantinAfrica.Afterbeingbroughtthere,Juncaohashelpedmanypeopleliveabetterlife.Forexample,inRwanda,thousandsoffamiliesareplantingJuncaoforaliving.Thankstoit,manyofthesefamiliesaremakingmuchmoremoneythanbefore.Besideshelpinggrowmushrooms,Juncaohasmanyotherthingstooffer.Itcanbeturnedintohardboardstrongenoughtomakebuildings.Itisalsogoodfoodforanimals,likecowsandsheep.What’smore,Juncaocanhelpsolveenvironmentalproblems.Itsdeeproots(根)helpmakethesoilstronger.Whenitrains,thereislesschanceofthesoilbeingwashedaway.14.WhichistrueaboutthesubstratemadefromJuncao?

A．Itimprovessoilquality.B．Itprovidesenergyfortrees.C．Itisstrongtomakebuildings.D．Itisfriendlytotheenvironment.15.HowdoesthewritershowJuncaoispopularinAfrica?

A．Bylistingnumbers.B．Bytellingastory.C．Bygivinganexample.D．Byraisingquestions.16.WhatdoesthetextmainlytellusaboutJuncao?

A．Itsforms.B．Itsadvantages.C．Itsproducts.D．Itschallenges.(★★★)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。Peoplesaythemusictheylistenedtowhentheywereyoungseemssospecial.Haveyouwonderedwhy?17Memorybump(记忆隆起)effectPeopleoftenhavestrongmemoriesofexperiencesfromages10to30.18Thesememoriesshapeourloveforbooks,movies,sportsstars,andmusic.Natureofmusicalmemories19Asaresult,themusicwelistentoduringouryouthoftenhasaverylonginfluenceandisoftenrememberedbetterthanmusicfromothertimes.MusicandfeelingsThemusicwelistentoinouryouthformsstrongfeelings.Whenwelistentothismusiclaterinlife,itwillbringwarmandgoodfeelings.Eventhoughthemusiccausedbadfeelingsinouryouth,itcanprovidecomfortnow.Inaword,themusicofouryouthismorethanjustsound.Itworksasakeytoopenthedoorstoourpast.20

A．Wesometimeslistentomusic.B．Therearesomereasonsforthis.C．Thisperiodiscalledthe“memorybump”.D．Italsoallowsustolivethosevaluablemomentsagain.E．Musicalmemoriesarekeptinavery“safe”areaofthebrain.二、完形填空(★★★)Everyonehassomethingtheydon’tlikeaboutthemselves.Forme,itwasthebirthmarkonmy________.Itwasbrightred,thecolourofastrawberry.Sometimes,Ifeltlikepeopleweresecretly________myface.ButwhenIturnedmyhead,theylookedaway.Thismademefeelveryuncomfortable.So,Ialwayskeptmyhairlongto________ituntilthatday.Onecloudymorning,anewstudentnamedMaddiesatbesideme.________lookingaway,shestaredatmyface.Thismademesonervous.Suddenly,shesaidsomethingIwouldnever________.“Sally,right?”shesaid.“Youhavearedroseonyourface.Howbeautiful!”Ilookedupandmethersmilingeyes.AlthoughIonlyreplied“thankyou”,itturned________inmyheart.WhenIgothome,Irushedtothemirror.Forthefirsttime,Ididn’tturnaway.The________ofmybirthmarkwastrulylikeaflower.Thenextday,tomysurprise,Maddiepaintedasimilarred________onherownface!Ihaven’ttoldMaddieyethowshehas________me.Ihavealreadylearntthateveryonehassomething________anddifferent.21.A．legB．faceC．backD．hand22.A．watchingB．hittingC．holdingD．pressing23.A．touchB．cleanC．coverD．show24.A．InsteadofB．BecauseofC．AsforD．Exceptfor25.A．acceptB．mindC．understandD．forget26.A．painfulB．softC．sunnyD．empty27.A．shapeB．positionC．sizeD．taste28.A．strawberryB．butterflyC．moonD．rose29.A．overcomeB．changedC．beatenD．chosen30.A．smartB．richC．specialD．useful(★★★)Makingplanshelpsusdothingsbetter,likefinishinghomeworkorreachinggoals.First,makeaplanthat________you.Forexample,ifyouhavemuchhomework,don’ttryto________itallin5minutes.Giveyourselfenoughtimesoyouwon’tfeel________.Next,trytofollowyourplanevenwhenit’snoteasy,orvery________.Ifyoudecidetostudyfor15minuteseveryday,________doingit!Smallstepshelpyouimprovelittlebylittle.Finally,beflexible(灵活的)withyourplans.________youfindthataplanisnotworking,youcanmakesomechanges.Maybeyouplantorideyourbikeafterschool,butitrains.That’sokay!Justchangeyour________—youcanplayagameindoorsinstead.Ifoneroadisclosed,finda________way.Alwaystryyourbest,bebrave,andneverbe________tomakechangeswhenneeded!Remember,goodplansarelikea(n)________,whichgivesgooddirectionstoyourgoals.Let’smakeandfollowplanswisely.31.A．avoidsB．fitsC．fixesD．trusts32.A．cancelB．finishC．markD．find33.A．stressedB．comfortableC．excitedD．lonely34.A．realB．secretC．hardD．clever35.A．preferB．stopC．imagineD．keep36.A．BeforeB．AlthoughC．UnlessD．If37.A．dateB．speedC．planD．tour38.A．crazyB．wrongC．differentD．usual39.A．stupidB．tiredC．sadD．afraid40.A．mapB．addressC．umbrellaD．boat三、选词填空(★★★)从方框中选择单词，并用其正确形式填空。每词限用一次。

aandbelievebestgethealthremainthroughtraditionvalueDuringtheChineseNewYear,oneofthemostexciting41forchildrenisreceivingluckymoneyinredenvelopes(红包).Thistraditionisnotjustabout42money.Itcarriesdeepculturalmeaningsandfamilylove.Longago,people43thatbadthingsmightharmchildren.Toprotectthem,adultsputcoinsinredpaper.Theredcolourscaredawaybadluck44thecoinsbroughtsafety.Today,thecoinshavebecomepapermoney.Grandparents,parents,andrelativesgiveredenvelopeswhilesayingkindwordslike“Wishyou45andhappiness!”Evenwithmodernchanges,likedigitalredenvelopesonphones,themostimportantpartofthistradition46thesame.Familiesgather,sharejoy,andpassdownlove47thesebrightredenvelopes.Itteachesyoungpeopleto48familyrelations.Luckymoneyismorethan49gift—it’sabridgeamongfamilymembersanditremindsusthatthe50thingsinlifeareloveandtogetherness.四、任务型阅读(★★★)阅读下面短文并回答问题。请注意词数要求。WhatisthecityofPu’erinYunnanfamousfor?Pu’ertea,ofcourse.It’soneofthemostimportantChineseteas.ButdidyouknowthatPu’erisalsothecoffeecapitalofChina?Thecityhastheperfectweatherconditionsforgrowingcoffee.Asaresult,ithaslongbeenatopcoffeebeanproducerinChina.In1892,aFrenchmanplantedthefirstcoffeeseed(种子)inalocalvillage.In1988,coffeefarmingwasbroughttoPu’er.Today,coffeegrowingisahugeindustrythere.ButPu’erisnotjustaboutgrowingcoffeebeans.It’salsoaplaceforcoffeeloverstoexperiencethewholecoffeeproduction.Hands-onactivitiesincludeeverythingfrompickinganddryingbeanstobrewing(煮)andtastingcoffee.AttheElephantCoffeeHouse,youcanenjoyacupwhilewatchingAsianelephantswalkfreely.Suchaspecialmixisnice.“Itseemslikeanotherplanet,”saysHuangDaxiang,acoffeelover.Visitorscanalsotrytheirhandatmakingcoffeesoapatotherhouses.Pu’eralsohostscoffee-themedevents,suchascoffeebrewingcompetitions.Youcantrydifferentcoffeetastesandmeetpeoplefromallovertheworld.That’swhatbeingafamouscoffeecityisallabout.51.WhatisthecityofPu’erfamousforaccordingtothetext