2025年安徽省黄山市屯溪区中考一模英语试卷

2025年安徽省黄山市屯溪区中考一模英语试卷一、单项选择1.—Howwasthesportsmeeting?—Itwentverywell,andtheresultswereworththe________.

A．priceB．prideC．restD．effort2.LastnightthebigfireinSunshineShoppingMallwasstartedbythechildrenplayingwithmatches．，noonewashurt．

A．LuckilyB．SuddenlyC．EasilyD．Sadly3.Youare_____totypequicklywhentalkingtoeachotheronQQsotheotherpersondoesn'tgetbored.

A．suggestedB．supportedC．taughtD．supposed4.ThisschooltripnamedHistoryandFutureismeanttobe________aswellasfun.

A．personalB．professionalC．internationalD．educational5.Manyofthemturnedadeafeartohisadvice,_________theyknewittobevaluable.

A．asifB．nowthatC．eventhoughD．sothat6.WheneverI________theWestLake,Ialwaysstoptoenjoyitsbeauty.

A．startwithB．passbyC．setupD．clearout7.Ireallylikethephotoofmyfamily________mysistertookinthecityparklastyear.

A．whichB．whoC．whatD．whom8.TheFISUWorldUniversityGames(世界大学生运动会)_________inChengduandthemascot(吉祥物)“RongBao”_________bypeoplearoundtheworldthissummervacation.

A．held;waslovedB．washeld;lovedC．washeld;waslovedD．held;loved9.—Didyouseethemanagerthismorning?—No.He________forBeijingbythetimeIarrivedathisoffice.

A．hasleftB．leftC．wasleavingD．hadleft10.—Nowadays,thewasteistooserious,soweshouldrecyclethings.—________!Let’sworktogethertoprotecttheearth.

A．WhatashameB．I’mangryatitC．It’sapleasureD．Iagreewithyou二、完形填空Haveyoueverlicked(舔)yourfingersafteryoufinisheatingatastytreat?A_______namedConstantinFahlbergdid!Heinventedsaccharin(糖精)bylickinghisfingers.Heinventeditbyaccident.In1879,ConstantinFahlberg_______aprojectatJohnsHopkinsUniversitytofindusesforcoaltar(煤焦油).Afteradayatworkinthelab,Fahlbergwenthomeforsupper.Hiswifehad_______somerolls(小圆面包)togoalongwiththemeal.AfterFahlbergtookabiteofaroll,hethoughtit_______especiallysweet.Heaskedhiswifeifshehadaddedanythingtomaketherolls_______.Shetoldhimshehadn't.Shethoughttherollstastedthesameasusual.Fahlbergwondered_______theextrasweetnesscamefrom.Helookedathishands_______.Thenhelaughed.Herealizedthathe_______towashhishandsbeforeeatingtherolls.Hishandsstillhadresidues(残留物)fromhisexperimentswithcoaltar.Hethoughtthatthechemicalsonhis_______mightbethesourceofthesweetness.Lateron,heusedtheresiduesto________anewmaterialanditwascalled"saccharin".Itisakindofingredientandcammakemealssweeter.11.A．historianB．physicistC．musicianD．chemist12.A．tookupB．putupC．gaveupD．stayedup13.A．soldB．preparedC．boiledD．thrown14.A．smeltB．soundedC．tastedD．looked15.A．bitterB．sourC．sweetD．spicy16.A．whatB．whereC．whenD．how17.A．loudlyB．carefullyC．quietlyD．carelessly18.A．borrowedB．lentC．rememberedD．forgot19.A．faceB．mouthC．handsD．arms20.A．developB．remainC．avoidD．completeIfeltdownbecauseIlosttheswimmingcompetitionandIwasn’tabletoentertheswimteam.I’llhavetowaitforawhole_________totryoutagain.IthinkDadknewmyfeeling.Helookedatme,andthenhesaiditwastimeformetohelphimmakethebread.Dadwenttothekitchenand_________hislargebowlandtoldmetostir(搅拌)whilehewas_________thematerials(原料)init.Heknowsexactlyhowmuchofeachthingtousewithoutthinking,andthebreadalwaysturnsoutgreat._________wemixedeverythingandmadeadough(生面团),wewaitedformorethananhourforthedoughtodoubleinsize_________.Next,wedeflated(放气)therisendough.Wedivideditintotwoandwaitedforthemto_________again.Afterthat,weputthedoughintopansandwaitedforanotherhour.Dadsaidthewaitingwas_________thehardestpart.“Youcan’thelpputtingthedoughdirectlyintotheoven,butifyoudo,thebreadwillbe_________.Itwilltastebad.Themostimportantlessonislearningtobe_________,”Dadexplained.Whilewewaited,wesatandtalked.Itfeltgoodtoopenupandshareour_________.Myfathertaughtmehowtomakebread,butIthinkIlearnedmore.Iwilltrymybestforthenextyear’sswimmingcompetition.21.A．daysB．weekC．yearD．month22.A．tookoutB．threwoutC．gaveoutD．putout23.A．continuingB．addingC．tastingD．giving24.A．IfB．UntilC．AfterD．Before25.A．quicklyB．slowlyC．hardlyD．usually26.A．riseB．prepareC．dryD．soften27.A．everyB．neverC．seldomD．always28.A．hardB．softC．sweetD．burnt29.A．friendlyB．creativeC．patientD．honest30.A．successB．luckC．thoughtsD．gifts三、补全对话情景交际A:Hello,Pam.31B:I’vebeentotheScienceMuseum.A:WhichpartoftheScienceMuseum?B:32A:Whatdidyouseeattheartandsciencefair(会展)?B:Isawamodelcar.A:33B:It’smadeofsteel.Itlookssocool.A:34B:Hmm,abeautifulpainting.A:35B:Sorry,Idon’tknow.Ican’ttellwhatit’smadefrom.

A．What’sitmadefrom?B．Theartandsciencefair.C．Whatelsedidyousee?D．I’venoidea.E．You’reright.F．Oh,what’sitmadeof?G．Wherehaveyoubeen?四、阅读理解

WritingLectures(讲座)We’regoingtogivelecturesonwritingintheschoolmeetingroomeveryThursdayinAugustfrom7:15p.m.to7:55p.m.Wewillinvitesometeachersandwriterstogivethelectures.StudentswhowanttoimprovetheirwritingskillsinEnglishcancometothelectures.Formoreinformation,pleasecall4942530.EnglishClubWe’regoingtosetupanEnglishclub.ThememberswillpracticespokenEnglishintheschoolhallafterschoolonMonday,WednesdayandFridayafternoons.Youonlyneedtopayforbooksandtapes.Ifyouwouldliketojointheclub,pleasecallusat8099723.EnglishSpeechContestStudentsinGrade9willhaveanEnglishspeechcontestonMonday,September21.Thecontestwilltakeplaceatthesquareinfrontoftheteachingbuilding.Thosewhowanttotakepartinthecontest,pleasephone5806431.ATalkaboutHowtoLearnEnglishWellThefamousEnglishteacherLiuKunwillgiveusatalkonhowtolearnEnglishwellonTuesday,September15.Thetalkwillstartat3:30p.m.intheschoolhallandendat4:15p.m.Allthestudentsmustcometolistentoit.36.Wherewillthewritinglecturesbegiven?

A．Intheschoollibrary.B．Intheschoolmeetingroom.C．Intheschoolhall.D．Atthesquareinfrontoftheteachingbuilding.37.WhatactivitywilltheyhaveonSeptember21?

A．AtalkabouthowtolearnEnglishwell.B．Somewritinglectures.C．SettingupanEnglishclub.D．AnEnglishspeechcontest.38.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A．Thebooksandtapesintheclubarenotfree.B．ThetalkabouthowtolearnEnglishwellisforallthestudents.C．ThelecturescanhelpstudentsimprovetheirwritingskillsinEnglish.D．Youcanphone8099723toaskforsomeinformationabouttheEnglishspeechcontest.TheLanternFestivalisatraditionalfestivalinChinawhenpeoplelightlanterns,setofffireworks(放烟花),eatyuanxiaoandenjoyfamilytime.Butdoyouknowhowthisfestivalstarted?IntheHanDynasty,therewasamannamedDongfangShuowhoworkedfortheEmperorWuofHan.Oneday,Dongfangmetacryingmaid(哭泣的宫女)namedYuanxiaointheemperor’sgarden.Heaskedherwhathappened.Andthemaidsaidshewassadbecauseshecouldn’tseeherfamily.DongfangpromisedtohelpYuanxiao.Heleftthegardenandwenttothestreet.Hestartedtellingpeoplethatabigfirewouldhappenonthe15thdayofthefirstlunarmonth.ItwastheorderoftheJadeEmperor.Wordspreadquicklyandpeopleinthecitywerescared.TheEmperorWuofHanheardofitandaskedDongfangforadvice.DongfangadvisedhimtoletYuanxiaomakeglutinousrice(糯米)ballsfortheGodofFiretomakehimhappy.Healsoadvisedeveryoneinthecitytoputupredlanternsandsetofffireworkstocreateanillusionthatthecitywasonfire.Seeingthis,theJadeEmperorwouldnotsetfire.Onthespecialday,thecitywasfullofpeopleandlanternsYuanxiaa’sparentswereabletomeetupwiththeirdaughterinthecrowd.Thecitywassafe,andtheEmperorWuofHanwashappy.Heorderedthateveryyearonthisday,peopleshouldmakeglutinousriceballsandhanglanterns.Fromthenon,the15thdayofthefirstlunarmonthhasbeencalledtheLanternFestivalorYuanxiaoJie.SinceYuanxiaocookedthebestglutinousriceballs,peoplecallthefoodyuanxiaoortangyuan.39.WhydidYuanxiaocryintheemperor’sgarden?

A．Shemissedherfamily.B．Shefelthungryandtired.C．Shedidsomethingwrong.D．Shelostanimportantthing.40.Whichofthefollowingshowsthecorrectorderoftheevents?a.Yuanxiaometupwithherparents.b.Dongfangspreadthenewsaboutthebigfire.c.TheemperororderedYuanxiaotomakeglutinousriceballs.

A．c→a→bB．b→a→cC．c→b→aD．b→c→a41.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeDongfang?

A．Honestandclever.B．Patientandhonest.C．Cleverandhelpful.D．Helpfulandpatient.42.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．AbigfireonaspecialdayB．AdeliciousfoodcalledyuanxiaoC．AstorybehindtheLanternFestival.D．AgreatemperoroftheHanDynastyWangDakanghasbecomeamodeloflifelonglearningforhislifestory.Inthe1980s,hebecamethefirstChinesetocompletearoundtripofthecountryusingonlyabicycle.Herodemorethan60,000kilometersoverthecourseof1,278daysbetween1981and1984.Laterhewasinvitedtowritehisexperience.However,hisbookwasrefusedforitsterriblegrammaratlast.Inordertobetteredithisbooktocomeout,Wangdecidedtogotocollegethoughhewasajuniorstudent.Attheageof61,heenteredSichuanNormalCollegein1996tostudynews.In2000,Wangbeganhisgraduate(硕士)studies.In2008,hegotintoLeshanNormalUniversityformusicandfinishedin2012.Hispurposeoflearninghadchangedfromwritingabetterbooktogettingknowledge.Finallyhis560,000-wordbookdescribinghistripcameoutin2016.Everymorning,hegetsupat4:30amtoexerciseforhalfanhour.Hisstudystartsat6am.HewillreadandtakenotesfromPeople’sDaily.“NowIfeelthere’snotenoughtime,asthereissomuchtolearn,”Wangsaid.43.WhatmightWangusetolike?

A．Writing.B．Traveling.C．Dancing.D．Playing.44.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“edit”meaninChinese?

A．销售B．宣传C．包装D．编辑45.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Wangwasinvitedtowritehisexperienceafter1984.B．Wangusedtobeaseniorstudentbefore1996.C．WangstudiedmusicinSichuanNormalCollege.D．Wangmayhavebreakfastbetween4:30and5:00.Haveyoueverhadlucid(清醒的)dreams?Recentstudiessuggestthatthenumberofpeoplehavingthemisontherise.Someonehavingaluciddreamrealizestheyaredreamingandmayfromthenon“direct”theaction.Ortheymaysimply“watch”thedreamunfold.Thesenseofawareness(知道)makesitdifferentfromadreamthatissimplyverylivelyandtruetolife.Andalthoughthedescriptionmayseemstrange,theprocessisfarfromalientomanyofus.StudiessuggestthatthenumberofpeopleintheWesternworldexperiencingluciddreams,whichhappenonceinawhile,hasrisenbybetween10and40percentsincethe1980s.Today,theyaresocommonthataboutoneineightofuswillhaveoneinourlives.Butstill,littleisknownaboutwhatcausesthemorwhatisbehindtherise.ResearchcarriedoutattherespectedHarvardUniversityintheUSshowsthatthebrainisworkinghardduringluciddreams.Infact,thelevelofthemental(精神的)activityinsomepartsofthebrainissimilartothatofapersonwhoisawake.Luciddreamersseemtosharecertainpersonalcharacters.Forexample,ingeneraltheyarequitecreative.Theyarealsogoodatdiggingdeepintoproblemsandgoingoutoftheirwaytosolvethem.Furthermore,theyalwaysbelieveinpersonalresponsibilityratherthanlettingsocietycarrythecan.Ournightmares(噩梦)mayshowourwakingworries,withthefivemostcommonones—falling,beingrunafter,feelingdisabled,beinglateandthedeathofalovedone.Menaremorelikelytohavenightmaresaboutfightsorbeingfiredwhilehairandtoothlossappearmoreinwomen’snightmares—perhapsshowingworriesaboutlosingtheirlooks.Researchhasalsofoundthatwomenhavemorenightmaresthanmen.Theirdreamsarealsoscarierandmoreunforgettable.46.WhatdoweknowaboutluciddreamsaccordingtoParagraph1?

A．Weknownothingabouttheirprocess.B．Fewerpeoplearehavingthemnow.C．Theyarejustcommonlivelydreams.D．Theymaybedirectedbythedreamers.47.HowisParagraph3mainlydeveloped?

A．Bylistingnumbers.B．Bygivingreasons.C．Byprovidingexamples.D．Bymakingcomparisons.48.Comparedwithmen,whichofthefollowingdreamsdowomenoftenhave?

A．Fights.B．Beingfired.C．Feelingdisabled.D．Hairloss.49.Whereisthetextmostprobablyfrom?

A．Anewsreport.B．Asciencemagazine.C．Astorybook.D．Asportsposter.ItwasreallyabigdayforMrs.Smith.Herhusband,anordinaryofficeworkergavehertenpoundsforherbirthday—tenprettypoundnotes.Shecouldatlastbuythebeautifulthingshehadalwayswanted.SothedayafterherbirthdayMrs.Smithwentshopping.Shegotonabusandsatdownnexttoanoldlady.Afterawhileshenoticedthattheoldlady’sbagwasopen.Insideit,shefoundawadofpoundnotesliketheoneherhusbandhadgivenherthedaybefore.Shequicklylookedintoherownbag—thenotesweregone.Mrs.Smithwassurethattheoldladysittingnexttohermusthavestolenthem.Shethoughtshewouldnothavetocallthepoliceasshedidn’tlikegettingpeopleintotrouble.Soshedecidedtotakebackthemoneyfromthelady’sbagandsaynothingaboutit.Shelookedaroundthebustomakesurenobodywaswatching,thenshecarefullyputherhandintotheoldlady’shandbag,tookoutthenotesandputthemintothebagofherown.Whenshereturnedhomethatevening,sheshowedherhusbandthebeautifulhatshehadbought.“Howdidyoupayforit?”heaskedinsurprise.“Withthemoneyyougavemeformybirthdayofcourse.”“Oh,what’sthatthen?”heasked,ashepointedtoawadofpoundnotesonthetable.50.WhendidMrs.Smithgoshopping?

A．Aftersheboughtthehat.B．Beforeherbirthday.C．Thedayafterherbirthday.D．Duringherbirthday.51.Howdidshegetthemoneyfromtheoldlady?

A．Sheaskedthepoliceforhelp.B．Shemadetheoldladygivebackthemoney.C．Shegotitoutofherpocket.D．Shetookitinasecretway.52.IntheendMrs.Smithfoundshehad______.

A．beenluckyenoughthatdayB．greatlyimprovedherselfinsomethingC．losthermoneyD．madeaseriousmistake五、任务型阅读Ihadtwopetsinmyhouse,adognamedSamandacatnamedKatty.Theylovedeachothersomuchthattheywerealwaystogether.WhenIplayedwithone,theotherjoinedin.IfSambarkedatsomething,Kattyrantoseewhatitwas.WhenItookeitheroneoutofthehouse,theotherwasalwayswaitingbythedoorwhenwereturned.Thatwasthewayitwasforyears.Butoneday,withoutanywarning,Samdiedofaheartattack(心脏病突发)attheanimalhospitalandIhadtowalkbacktoourhousealone.Thistime,therewasnoSamforKattytogreetandnowayformetoexplainwhyshewouldneverseeherfriendagain.Inthedaysthatfollowed,Kattyseemedheartbroken.Shecouldnottellmeinwordshowshefelt,butIcouldseethepainanddisappointmentinhereyeswheneveranyoneopenedthefrontdoorandthehopewheneversheheardadogbark.Astheweekswentby,thecatseemedtofeelmuchbetter.OnedayasIwalkedintoourlivingroom,Ihappenedtohavealookatthefloornexttooursofawherewehadastatue(塑像)ofSamthatwehadboughtafewyearsbefore.Lyingnexttoit,onearmaroundthestatue’sneck,wasKatty,happilysleepingwithherbestfriend.53.HowwereSamandKattygettingalongwitheachother?(不超过10个词)_________________________________54.WhathappenedtoSamoneday?(不超过10个词)_________