2025年海南省中考英语真题

2025年海南省中考英语真题一、单项选择1.WehadagraduationceremonylastFriday.Itstarted________9:00a.m.

GraduationCeremony

毕业典礼

9:00a.m.—12:00p.m.

SchoolHall

Let’sstartanewjourney!

A．onB．inC．at2.Theceremony________intheschoolhall.

A．heldB．washeldC．washolding3.Theschoolhallseemed________thaneverbeforewithsomanystudentsinside.

A．smallB．smallerC．smallest4.MyclassmatesandItook________seats,andwaitedforthegraduationspeech.

A．theirB．myC．our5.—Doyouknow________willgiveusthespeechthisyear?—Ourheadteacher.

A．whoB．whenC．what6.________thespeechinteresting,ourheadteacherpreparedashortvideo.

A．TomakeB．MakeC．Making7.Afterthespeech,itwastimeforphotos.________someofoureyeswerewet,westilltriedtoshowbrightsmiles.

A．ButB．SoC．Although8.________fastthreeyearshaspassed!

A．HowB．WhatC．Whata9.—Doyouthinkwe________gotothesamehighschool?—Ihopeso.

A．mustB．mayC．should10.Aftergraduation,we________anewjourneyinlife.

A．startB．willstartC．started二、完形填空Aforestranger(护林员)waswalkinghomethroughtheforest.Hehadgonetheretopickupsomewoodas________wascoming.Suddenly,heheardalittlecrycomingfromthewoods.Hewentnearand________ababybear.Itwasshivering(发抖)withcold.“Poorlittle________,youmusthavelostyourway,”saidtheranger.Therangerbroughtithome.Hekeptthebabybearwarmandgaveitfoodandwater.Twodayspassed.Thelittlebeargotmuchbetter.Onthe________day,therangeropenedthedoorofhishouse.Thebearranoff________intotheforest.Thelongwintercame.Therewassnoweverywhere.________,therewasnomorewoodtokeeptherangerwarm.Onenight,heheardasound________hishouse.Heopenedthedoor.Andhewasvery________toseeapile(堆)ofwoodontheground.Heraisedhisheadandsawabigbeargoingoffintotheforest.Besidethebearwasthebabybearhehad________.“Thankyou,littlebear,”therangersaidthankfullyashewatchedthemotherbearanditsbaby________slowly.Youneverknowwhatyouwillgetinreturnwhenyouofferalittlehelp.11.A．springB．summerC．winter12.A．sawB．drewC．caught13.A．boyB．bearC．rabbit14.A．firstB．secondC．third15.A．nervouslyB．happilyC．carefully16.A．SoonB．AlsoC．Still17.A．aboveB．underC．outside18.A．surprisedB．worriedC．angry19.A．boughtB．trainedC．saved20.A．comingbackB．walkingawayC．climbingup三、阅读理解ReadthefollowinginformationaboutHainanMuseumandchoosethebestanswer.

VisitorNotice

Open:9:00-17:00

ClosedonMondays(exceptholidays)

Tickets

Freetickets.

Groupsmustbookatleast7daysbefore.

Calobook.

Waysofvisiting

ShowyourIDcards.

Enterthroughthenorthgate.21.HainanMuseumisusuallyclosedon________.

A．MondaysB．FridaysC．Sundays22.Groupshavetobookticketsatleast________daysbeforevisiting.

A．3B．5C．723.Visitorsshouldenterthemuseumthrough________.

A．thesouthgateB．thenorthgateC．theeastgate24.Whatcanyoufindonthe3rdfloorofBuildingA?

A．TheVisitorCenter.B．ALibrary.C．Hainanlivearts.25.IfyouarewritingareportaboutHainanhistory,whichhallswouldbethemosthelpful?

A．Hall10-13.B．Hall14-16.C．Hall17-19.Mymomworkshard.Shetakescareofmeandmyyoungsister.Everydaywhenshegetshomefromwork,shemakesdinnerforus.Oneday,Idecidedtohelpmymom.She’salwaystakingcareofus,soIthought,“It’sabouttimeIdosomethingforhertoo.I’mnineyearsold.”Idecidedtocookdinnerforher.Idon’tknowalotaboutcooking.Butitdoesn’tlookthatdifficult.Noodlesareeasytocook.Allyoudoistoboilwater,addthenoodlesandcontinueboiling.ThiswashowIsawmymomdoingit.Iwasreallyexcited.“Today,whenMomcomeshome,dinnerwillbecooked.Wewillsitdownandeatsomedeliciousnoodles,”Isaidtomyself.Afterschool,Iranhomequicklyandstartedcooking.Iboiledthewateronthestove(炉子)andthenaddedthenoodles.Iwasverycareful.Icookedthenoodlesforalongtime.Itcan’thurt,right?JustbeforeMomgothome,Iturnedoffthestove.Thenoodleswerenotlikethekindmymomusuallymakes.Theywereverymushy.Theyweremorelikeasoup.Momwassurprisedwhenshecamehome.Sheputthenoodlesinbowlsandsatwithmeandatehernoodles.“Mmm!Thesearethebestnoodlesintheworld,myson,”shesaid.Iknewthenoodleswereterrible.Butthat’snotimportant.MomknewthatIwastryingtohelpout.26.Whousuallycooksintheboy’sfamily?

A．Theboy.B．Theboy’ssister.C．Theboy’smom.27.Whatdidtheboythinkofcookingnoodlesatfirst?

A．Easy.B．Exciting.C．Interesting.28.Whichisthecorrectmeaningfortheunderlinedword“mushy”?

A．糊状的B．苦涩的C．酥脆的29.Whydidtheboy’smomthinkthenoodleswerethebestintheworld?

A．Becausethenoodlestasteddifferentfromhers.B．Becausesheknewhersonwastryingtohelpout.C．Becausethefamilyenjoyedthenoodlestogether.30.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．NoodlesforMomB．HowtoMakeNoodlesC．MomIstheBestintheWorldWhatwouldlifebelikeifAI(artificialintelligence)solvedallyourproblems?Youwouldn’thavetoworkanymore.Youcouldgetanythingyouwantedbyjustmovingafinger.Youcouldfeelpleasurewheneveryouwanted.Deathwouldbecomealmostachoice—youcouldturnintoadigitalform(数字化的形式)andkeepgoingforamillionyears.Allthatsoundsterribletome.It’struethathumansdon’tlikeproblems.Butifwehadnoproblemstosolve,whatwouldbethepointofliving?Howlongwouldwebehappysittingontopofourbigmountainsofcandy?Forme,alongweekendwouldbeenough.Amillionyearsofperfecthappinesswouldfeellikeaterribledream.ProfessorNickBostromfromafamousuniversitybelievesthatevenifAIcoulddoeverythingperfectly,peoplemightstill“work”at“jobs”in“offices”.“Butthesejobswouldreallybemorelikehobbies.”Thatwouldn’tbeaproblem,youmightsay,aspeoplecouldstaybusydoingotherthings.Theycouldgoshopping,dosomegardeningortakecareoftheirchildren.Butonereasonpeoplegetsatisfiedwithsuchactivitiesisthattheypridethemselvesonbeinggoodatthem.Theyknowhowtofindtherightbeds,growrosesordryachild’stears.However,AIwillprobablydotheseallbetterthanyou.Inaworldlikethat,youmightfeellikeyou’redoingmoreharmthangoodtoyourchildifyoutryparentingonyourown.Butlifeinthat“perfect”worldmightstillbebearable(可忍受的),saysBostrom.Forexample,wecouldaskourcomputerstogiveusinterestingtasks.InGregEgan’ssci-finovelPermutationCity,amanforceshimselftodevelopnewhobbieseverynowandthentokeepfrombeingbored.Hefindsjoyinmakingtablelegsandendsupmaking162,329ofthem.Bostromsuggestswenotrushtomakeadecision.Wemightenduplikingthefuture.“Thequestionhereisnothowinterestingafutureistolookat,buthowgooditistolivein,”hesays.31.HowdoesthewriterfeelaboutalifewhereAIcouldsolveallproblems?

A．Lifewouldbeterrible.B．Peoplewouldfindrealjoy.C．Therewouldbenomorejobs.32.WhatdoesBostromsayabout“futurejobs”ifAIcoulddoeverything?

A．PeoplemightfightagainstAIforjobs.B．Peoplemightgiveupcreatingnewtasks.C．Peoplemightstilldosomeworkashobbies.33.WhenmightpeoplefeelhelplessinaworldwithsmartAI?

A．WhentheyfindAIcannotfinishtheirtasks.B．WhentheycomparetheirabilitieswithAI’s.C．WhentheyworktogetherwithAIinoffices.34.Whydoesthepassagementionamanmaking162,329tablelegs?

A．TosuggestthatAIwouldforcehumansintoboringwork.B．TogiveanexampleofhowAIhelpshumansworkfaster.C．Toshowhumanscanstillhavefuninaproblem-freeworld.35.Whatquestiondoesthewriterwantustothinkaboutmost?

A．CanliferemainmeaningfulifAIsolvesallproblems?B．Isitagoodideatostayaliveformillionsofyears?C．DoweneedtostopmakingAIsmarternow?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。Typhoons(台风)arepowerfulstormswithstrongwindsandheavyrain.TheyoftenhitHainaninsummerandautumn,andbringdangerslikefloodsandbrokentrees.36Beforeatyphoonarrives,preparecarefully.First,listentoweatherreportstoknowwhenthestormwillarrive.37Also,makesureyourwindowsanddoorsareclosed.38Stayindoors,awayfromwindows—strongwindsmaybreakwindows.TurnoffTVs,computersandsoon.Iffloodwatersenteryourhome,movetoahigherplaceatonce.Afterthetyphoonpasses,staycautious(警惕的).39Checkaroundcarefullyfordangerssuchasbrokenglass.Whenhelpingcleanup,wearglovesandaskadultsforhelptostaysafe.Typhoonscanbedangerous,butbeingwellpreparedsaveslives!40Remember,makingtherightdecisioncanhelptokeepyousafe.

A．Whenthetyphooncomes,actwisely.B．Waituntilitisreportedtobesafeforgoingout.C．Hereissomeadviceonstayingsafearoundtyphoons.D．Typhoonsbringrainstodryplaces,andhelpplantsgrow.E．Followtheadviceabovetoprotectyourselfandyourfamily.F．Second,prepareenoughfood,waterandafirst-aidbox(急救箱).四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，根据短文内容按要求完成任务。Chinglishtakesflight“Youswan,hefrog.”ThissentencemightsoundfunnyinEnglish.Butitislively!BothChineseandforeignerscanunderstandandenjoyit.ItisanexampleofChinglish.So,whatisChinglish?ItisamixofChineseandEnglish.Now,itisquitepopularoutsideChina.Itallstartedwhenaforeigngirlputasadphotoonline.Itseemedthatherboyfriendhadmadehercry.SomeniceChinesepeoplecreatedsomefunnyChinglish,suchas“Youswan,hefrog”tocheerherup.Theexpression(表达)comesfromafamousoldChinesestory.It’saboutabeautifulswanandanuglytoad(癞蛤蟆).Manyforeignersfounditcool.Theyshareditalotonlineandmadefunnypictureswithit.SomeofthemgotinterestedintheChinesestoriesbehindChinglish.“It’sgreatthatmoreChinesecultureisbeingsharedwiththerestoftheworld,”saidCody,ayoungmanfromNewZealand.“IthelpsalottounderstandChineseculturebetter.”MoreandmorepeoplearefindingthefuninChinglish.Thisisgreat!ButforyoungEnglishlearnerslikeus,it’sstillimportanttouseproperEnglish,especiallyintestsandatformalevents(正式场合).StandardEnglishhelpspeopleunderstandeachothermoreclearly.Differentsituationscallfordifferentways.Chinglishservesasafunbridgeconnectingtwocultures,butwemustknowwhentocrossthebridgeandwhentostayinthe“mainroad”ofstandardEnglish.Afterall,beingabletouseChinglishproperlyandalsocommunicatewellinstandardEnglishmakesyouatruelanguageuser!TaskⅠ:41.Finishthechartaccordingtothearticle.Fillineachblankwithnomorethan3words.________________________________________TaskII:Answerthefollowingquestions.42.Wheredoestheexpression“Youswan,hefrog”comefrom?____