人教版2025年中考英語預(yù)測試卷（含答案）英語試卷注意事項：1．本試卷分第Ⅰ卷（選擇題）和第Ⅱ卷（非選擇題）兩部分。答卷前，考生務(wù)必將自己的姓名、準考證號填寫在答題卡上。2．回答第Ⅰ卷時，選出每小題答案后，用2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應(yīng)題目的答案標號涂黑。如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其他答案標號。寫在本試卷上無效。3．回答第Ⅱ卷時，將答案寫在答題卡上。寫在本試卷上無效。4．考試結(jié)束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。第Ⅰ卷選擇題（滿分40分）一、單項填空（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分）請認真閱讀下列各題，從題中所給的A．B．C．D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。1．—Iaccidentallydroppedmyfriend’scamera．

I’mafraidshe’llbeangry．—______．

Justexplainwhathappenedandoffertohelpfixit．A．GoodluckB．HereyouareC．TakeiteasyD．Enjoyyourself2．—Whosepassportisthis?—Mary’snameisonit．

Itmustbe______．A．hisB．hersC．himD．her3．—Whydon’tyoujoinourschoolbasketballteam?—Becausetheydon’t______studentsovertheageof15．A．provideB．refuseC．a(chǎn)cceptD．control4．MyfathergoesbacktoNanjingfortheSpringFestivaleveryyear______lastyearbecausehewasbusywithhisworkinChangzhou．A．includingB．sinceC．beforeD．except5．WhenJudyfirstcametoChina,shefoundthecountrywas______thewayhergrandfatherdescribed:beautifulandpeaceful．A．closelyB．exactlyC．probablyD．properly6．Marysaidthatshe________herhomeworkandhadnotimetoplaywithus．A．isdoingB．didC．wasdoingD．didn’t7．Peopleareusuallyafraidofchanges,________thegreatestpartofhistoryisthateverythingchanges．A．becauseB．unlessC．butD．since8．—Goodnews!Governmentsaroundtheworldare________anendtoplasticbags．—Great．

Paperisbetterthanplastic．A．pushingforB．lookingforC．caringforD．searchingfor9．Manystudentssharetheirhardestexperiencesinlife．

Theywishtohelpothersstay______indifficulttimes．A．a(chǎn)liveB．hopeful

C．modest

D．organized10．China’sBeidouSystemcannowbedirectly________tomobilephones,sowecanfindwherethephonesareevenwhenthere’snosignal．A．connectedB．reportedC．devotedD．pointed11．LearningEnglishinaclassroomisimportant,butusingEnglishinreal________willimproveskillsgreatly．A．standardsB．instructionsC．situationsD．positions12．InChina,youcanseepeopleplayingbasketballinparks,schoolsandevenfactories．

Basketball______apopularsporttoplayandwatch．A．hasbecomeB．wasbecomingC．willbecomeD．became13．—Excuseme,what’sthatbigbook-filledvan(面包車)for?

—Oh,that’sour________library!Itbringsbooksandotherreadingmaterialstodifferentneighborhoodssopeoplecanenjoythemwithouttravelingfar．A．freeB．openC．privateD．mobile14．Whenaskedwhyhecouldclimbtomen’ssinglesworldNo．

1attheWorldTableTennisSingaporeSmash2024,WangChuqintoldthereporter,“______”A．Practicemakesperfect．B．Manyhandsmakelightwork．C．Afriendinneedisafriendindeed．D．Actionsspeaklouderthanwords．15．Whatisthemainpointofthemessagebelow?FranceispreparingforthereturnofChinesetouristsinmanyways．

Moreflightshavebeenputintoservice．

Also,Francewillgivetravelworkersnewtrainingprograms．

Itwillofferdifferentexperiencesfortravelers．A．Moreflightshavebeenputintoservice．B．Itwillofferdifferentexperiencesfortravelers．C．Francewillgivetravelworkerstrainingprograms．D．FranceispreparingforthereturnofChinesetourists．二、完形填空（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）請認真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A．B．C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。Heygamers,haveyouheardthenewgame,

BlackMyth:Wukong

that’stakingtheworldbystorm?Onthedayit

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,over1．6millionplayerswereplayingitonline,morethan

CounterStrike2,

Dota2,and

EldenRing．Thisgameis

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becauseitshowstheworldthecreativityofChinesegamemakersandhowinterestingChineseculturecanbe．

Youmightknow

Dota2

andits

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Dota．

TheyhaveamagicalworldwithheroesliketheMonkeyKing,butmostoftheirheroescomefromoldstoriesfromEurope．

EldenRing’scharactersaremostlylikethosein

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storiestoo．Butthings

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withagamecalled

HonorofKings．

ManyofitsheroescomefromChinesehistoryandlegends．

Now,

BlackMyth:Wukong

isevenmoreexcitingbecauseit’sthe

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AAAgamestofeatureChineselegendsinavideogameeverbefore．

ThisisspecialformanygameswhoareinterestedinChinesemythology．Thegame’sheroisWukong,theMonkeyKingfromoneofthefourclassicChinese

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JourneytotheWest．

Thisgameconnectstraditionalculturewithmoderngameideas．Makingagamelike

BlackMyth:Wukong

takesalotoftimeandmoney．

Butit’s

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itbecausebytheeveningofthereleaseday,over3millioncopiesweresoldonSteam．Althoughsomemightsayit’shardtomakemoney

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,thesuccessofChineselegendsinvideogamesshowsthatitissurely

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Andwithtimegoingon,itlooksliketherecouldbemoreinthefuture．16．A．workedoutB．tookoffC．cameoutD．showedoff17．A．surprisingB．valuableC．helpfulD．special18．A．earlierB．laterC．betterD．worse19．A．EasternB．SouthernC．WesternD．Northern20．A．happenedB．changedC．showedD．improved21．A．firstB．secondC．thirdD．fourth22．A．moviesB．playsC．poemsD．novels23．A．worthB．valuableC．treasuredD．deserved24．A．fairlyB．quicklyC．easilyD．patiently25．A．trueB．possibleC．a(chǎn)vailableD．challenging三、閱讀理解（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分）請認真閱讀下列材料，從材料后各題所給的A．B．C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。A

Wewantyourwriting!

Thinkyoucanwriteawinningstory?EnterNanjingLibraryShortStoryCompetitionforyourchancetowin￥1,000．

ThethreewinningentrieswillalsobepublishedinNanjingDaily．WRITINGCONTEST

Prizes:1stPrize:Acheckfor￥1,000andpublication(出版)in

NanjingDaily．2ndPrize:Publicationin

NanjingDaily

and￥300inbookstokens(券)．3rdPrize:Publicationin

NanjingDaily

and￥150inbooktokens．

HowtoEnter:

SendyourentrybyposttoNanjingLibrary,189ZhongshanEastRoad,orcomebyandhanditininperson．

Youcanenterasmanystoriesasyoulike!

PleasetypeyourentryonwhiteA4paper．

UseTimesNewRomanfont(字體),size12．

Handwrittenentrieswillnotbeaccepted．

Thewordlimitforeachstoryis2,000words．Pleasealsoincludeyourfullnameandcontactinformationonthefirstpage．Yourentrymustbeyourownworkandunpublishedatthetimeofsubmission(遞交)．Welookforwardtoreadingyourwork!26．Ifyougetthefirstplace,youwillhaveachancetowin________．A．￥1,000inbooktokensB．a(chǎn)checkfor￥1,000C．￥300inbooktokensD．￥150inbooktokens27．Whichofthefollowingstorymightbeaccepted?A．Amy’sstory．

ThefontsheusedwasTimesNewRoman．B．Tommy’sstory．

Itwaswrittenbyhand．C．Tina’sstory．

Thecontactinformationwasincludedonthelastpage．D．Daniel’sstory．

Itwas1,800wordslongandtypedonwhitepaper,sizeA3．28．Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom?A．Astorybook．B．Anewspaper．C．Atourguide．D．Afilmposter．BTimeisveryimportantforus,soweallshouldvaluetime．

Today,IreadtwopoemsabouttimethatIwanttosharewithyou．

Herearethetwopoems:①Toknowthevalueofoneweek,askeditors(編輯)ofweeklynewspapers．Toknowthevalueofonehour,askloverswhoarewaitingtomeet．Toknowthevalueofoneminute,askthepersonwhomissedthetrain．Toknowthevalueofonesecond,asktheonebeingsavedinanaccident．Timewaitsfornoone．Treasureeverysecondyouhave．Actnow,dayandnight．Makeprogressmoreorless．Eachdayisanewlife．②Enjoyeverysecondinyourlife．Onceyougetolder,thedaysgobysofast．Catchtime,don’tletitpassyouby．Catchtime,liveasthereisnosecondtry．Nothingshouldstandonyourway．Slowdowntime,getonyourway．Timegoesby,inarushofdays．Catchtime,hereandnow．29．Whomcanyouaskaboutthevalueofonesecond?A．Theonewhomissedthetrain．B．Theonewhoworkedfornewspapers．C．Theonewhowassavedinanaccident．D．Theonewhowaitedforhisorherlover．30．HowdoesthewriterstartthePoem②?A．Byaskingaquestion．B．Bygivinganexample．C．Bygivinganopinion．D．Bytellingastory．31．Whichofthefollowingsentencehasthesametopicasthetwoabove?A．出師未捷身先死，長使英雄淚滿襟。B．孤舟蓑笠翁，獨釣寒江雪。C．我寄愁心與明月，隨風直到夜郎西。D．及時當勉勵，歲月不待人。CYeJiaying,alsoknownas“Poetry’sDaughter”,passedawayonNovember24,2024,attheageof100．

Yewasfamousforcreating,studyingandteachingthebeautifulartofChinesepoetry．“Inmyview,studyingclassicalChinesepoetrycanhelpmefeeldeeply,imaginewidely,andlookfarintothefuture．”Yeoncesaid．

“ThestudyofpoetryisnotagoalthatIgofor,butastrengththatsupportsmewhenImeetdifficulties,”shewroteatage87．Yewasborntoafamilyofintellectuals(知識分子)inBeijingin1924．

ShelearnedclassicalpoetryandEnglishfromayoungage．

However,Ye’slifehasmuchsadness．

Shelosthermotherwhenshewasonly17yearsold,andhereldestdaughterdiedwhenYereachedmiddleage．

Butshenevergaveup．

Incollege,shestudiedpoetryfromtheTangandSongdynastieswithafamousmasterofChineseliteratureGuSui,whogreatlyinfluencedher．Inthe1950sand1960s,shetaughtatuniversitiesinTaiwan．

Then,shemovedtoCanadain1969．

In1979,shestartedgivingfreelecturesontheChinesemainlandduringtheholidays．

In2018and2019,shedonatedallhermoney,about35．68millionyuan,toNankaiUniversity．

Shewasgiven

TheTouchingChina

awardin2020．At92,shepicked218ancientpoemsforkidsandmadevideostoexplainandreadthem．

Evenat96,shegavetalksatNankaiUniversity,sittinginawheelchair．

Thosewholistenedtoherlecturessaidshemadeiteasytounderstandpoetryandguidedstudentstolearnstepbystep．DaiJinhua,awomanprofessorofChineseliteratureatPekingUniversity,oncesaid,“ItisYewhomakesmeseethewisdomofateacherandencouragesmetobecomeone．”32．WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytalkabout?A．HowYestudiedtheChinesepoetry．B．WhyYestudiedtheChinesepoetry．C．WhereYetaughttheChinesepoetry．D．WhenYetaughttheChinesepoetry．33．WhichofthefollowingistherightorderforYeJiaying?a．

ShemovedtoCanada．b．

ShestudiedpoetrywithGuSui．c．

Shewasawarded

TheTouchingChina．d．

ShedonatedhermoneytoNankaiUniversity．e．

Shemadevideostoexplainandreadpoemsforkids．A．a(chǎn)-c-d-b-eB．a(chǎn)-d-e-b-cC．b-a-d-c-eD．b-a-e-d-c34．WhatcanweinferfromDaiJinhua’swordsinthelastparagraph?A．SheisnowasexcellentasYe．B．ShegetssomepoetryfromYe．C．SheisdeeplyinfluencedbyYe．D．ShegiveslotsofcouragetoYe．35．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．ALifeinPoetryB．PowerofTeachingPoetryC．AShowinLiteratureD．BeautyofChineseLiteratureDWhenyoubuildahouse,youusea

blueprint．

What’sablueprint?Ingeneral,ablueprintisadrawingthatshowshowtoputahousetogetherwithmanydifferentparts．

DNAistheblueprintoflife．Butbuildingalivingthingisfarmorecomplex(復雜)thanbuildingahouse．

IttakesmillionsofyearsfornaturetochangetheDNAinlivingthingstomakethemfittheworldtheylivein．Howtallareyou?Whatcolourareyoureyes?Whatsizeareyourfeet?AllthesethingsarestronglyinfluencedbyyourDNAbeforeyouareborn!DNAisfantastic．*Exceptforsometwins,everylivingthinghasitsownunique(獨特的)DNA．*SomehealthproblemscanbecausedbyproblemsinyourDNA．Scientistscanlookfortheseproblemsand,sometimes,helpyoubeforeyoubecomesick．

Inthefuture,scientistsmightbeabletochangeyourDNA．*TherearecopiesofyourDNAineverypartofyourbody．

Forexample,yourfingerhasthesameDNAasyourhair．*YouhaveyouruniqueDNA．ButfromyourDNA,scientistscanidentify(識別)notonlyyou,butalsopeoplewhoarerelated(有關(guān)系的)toyou．

Yourparentsarerelatedtoyou,andyouhavetheirDNA．Whenyouhaveagrandsonorgranddaughter,heorshewillhaveyourDNA．YourDNAhasbillionsofinstructionsthatexplainwhyyouarethewayyouare．

It’soneofthemostamazingthingsontheearth．36．Theunderlinedword

blueprint

means“________”inChinese?A．藍牙B．3D

打印C．藍圖D．藍光37．CopiesofyourDNAcanbefound________ofyourbody．A．ineverypartB．onlyinfingersC．onlyinhairD．onlyinyoureyes38．Beforeyouareborn,________CAN’TbeinfluencedbyyourDNA．A．yourhairlengthB．yourheightC．youreyescolorD．yourfeetsize39．FromyourDNA,your________canbeidentifiedbyscientists．A．friendB．teacherC．wifeorhusbandD．grandson40．WhichisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A．ScientistsaresuretobeabletochangeyourDNA．B．IttakesmillionsofyearsfornaturetochangetheDNAinlivingthings．C．DNAisoneofthemostamazingthingsontheearth．D．TheDNAinyourhairisthesameasthatinyourfoot．第II卷非選擇題（滿分50分）四、填空（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分）A）請根據(jù)括號中所給的漢語寫出單詞，使句子意思完整正確，并將答案填寫相應(yīng)橫線上。41．InNovember1979,pupilsinEnglandwereabletowatchanewTV________(節(jié)目)calledMonkey．42．MostofthechildreninEnglandwerehearingthestoryforthe________(第一)time．43．TheMonkeyKingisthe________(主要的)characterintheChinesebookJourneytotheWest．44．TheMonkeyKingisnotjustanynormalmonkey．

Infact,hesometimesdoesnot________(甚至)looklikeamonkey!45．Heisabletomakemanychanges．

But________(除非)hehideshistail,heisn’tabletoturnhimselfintoaman．B）請根據(jù)句子意思，用括號中所給單詞的適當形式填空，并將答索填寫在相應(yīng)橫線上。46．________badpeople,theMonkeyKingusesamagicstick．

(fight)47．Sometimeshemakesthesticksosmallthathecan________(keep)itinhisear．48．Thestory________(be)popularwithchildreninChinaformanyyears．49．However,itwasnewtomany________(West)childrenbecausetheyhadneverheardaboutit．50．AssoonasthestorycameoutonTVinEngland,manychildrenbecameinterestedin________(read)thisstory．C）請根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從下面方框中選擇適當?shù)膯卧~或短語填空，使短文內(nèi)容完整正確，并將答案填寫在答題卡的相應(yīng)橫線上。overtheyears

same

computersystems

suspects

useFingerprintsidentification(指紋識別)wasfirstusedbythepoliceinthelate19thcenturyasawayofidentifyingcriminals．

Nowmostpoliceforceshavehuge

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forstoringandcomparingfingerprints．

Takingasuspect’sfingerprintsisanormalpartofpolicework．Fingerprintsarealsocollectedatcrimescenes．

Experts(專家)

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specialtoolswhichcanmakecopiesofprintsonmanydifferentkindsofsurfacesincludinghumanskin!Theprintstakencanbecomparedwiththoseof

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andwiththemillionsofprintsheldoncomputerrecords．Fingerprintidentificationisveryreliable(可信的)becausebillionsofprintshavebeencomparedbyhumansandcomputers

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,andnotwofingerprintshaveeverbeenfoundtobethesame!Eventwinsdonothavethe

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fingerprint．五、閱讀填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）A）請認真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后第56-63小題的空格里填入一個最恰當?shù)膯卧~，并回答第64-65小題的問題。請將答案填寫在答題卡的相應(yīng)橫線上。LudwigvanBeethovenwasoneofthegreatestcomposersofalltime．

Hewasbornin1770inBonn,Germany．

Whenhewas4yearsold,hisfatherstartedteachinghimtoplaythepiano．

Later,Beethoventooklessonsfromotherteachers．

Healsolearnedtoplaytheviolinandtheorgan(管風琴)whenhewasveryyoung．

In1787,whenBeethovenwas17,hevisitedVienna,Austria．

There,heplayedforafamousmusiciannamedMozart．

BeethovenmovedtoViennain1792tostudywithanotherfamousmusician,Haydn．

BeethovenlivedinViennatherestofhislife．Beethovenplayedmusicthatotherpeoplehadwritten．

Buthealsolikedtoimprovise(即興創(chuàng)作)．

Beethovenwouldasksomeonetoplayafewnotesonapiano．

Thenhe’dsitdownandplaythosesamefewnotesandaddmore．

Soon,hewouldcreateawholenewtune．Asacomposer,Beethovenwasagreattalent．

Helikedtowrite,orcompose,hisownmusic．

Heheardmusicinhishead．

Thenhewrotethesongsdownonpaper．

Whilewriting,Beethovenplayedhissongsonthepianotohearhowtheysounded．

Hewouldrewritehismusicoverandover．

Finally,hewouldbepleasedwithhisnewmusic．Around1798,Beethovenstartedgoingdeaf．

Atfirst,hehadtroublehearingpeopletalk．

Later,hecouldn’thearhisownmusic．

By1820,Beethovenwastotallydeaf．

Thoughhecouldn’thear,Beethovenkeptplayingmusic．

Heevenkeptcomposing!WhenBeethovencomposed,he“heard”thetunesinhismind．

Thenhewrotethemdown．

HowdidBeethovenhearmusicinhishead?Softlysingaloudasongyouknowwell,like

MaryHadaLittleLamb．

Asyousing,youcanhearthesongwithyourears．

Nowsilentlysingthesamesongtoyourselfinyourmind．

Canyouhearhowitsoundsinsideyourhead?Beethovencomposedhismostfamouspiecesofmusicafterhewasdeaf．

Thesepiecesinclude

MoonlightSonata

andhis

Symphony

(《交響樂》)No．5

and

SymphonyNo．9．

HisworksconnectedtheclassicalageofWesternmusictothelaterromanticage．AFamousComposerIntroductionBeethovenwasbornin1770inGermany．Hehadatalentformusicata

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age．

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hemovedtoViennain1792,helivedtheretherestofhislife．Learning

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Whenhewasyoung,Beethovenlearnedtoplaydifferent

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In1787hehadachancetoplayforMozart．Fiveyearslater,helearnedmusicfromHaydn．Hecreatednewtunesby

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morenotestoothers’music．ChallengeoflifeAround1798,Beethovenbegantohave

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problems．By1820,Beethovenwastotallydeaf．Hekeptcomposingmusicbyhearingthetunessilently．Musical

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MoonlightSonata,SymphonyNo．

5

and

SymphonyNo．

9

arehismostfamouspiecesofmusic．Hisworksbuilta

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betweentheclassicalageofWesternmusicandthelaterromanticage．YouropinionBesidesBeethovenandMozart,whatothergreatcomposersdoyouknow?

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Inyouropinion,whatmakesagoodcomposer?Agoodcomposershould

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B）請根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，并將答案填寫在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置上。OnDecember4,2024,theSpringFestival,socialpracticesoftheChinesepeopleincelebrationofthetraditionalNewYear,isaddedtotheRepresentativeListoftheIntangibleCulturalHeritageofHumanity(人類非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)代表作名錄)bytheUnitedNationsEducational,ScientificandCulturalOrganization(聯(lián)合國科教文組織)．Asani

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partofChineseculture,theSpringFestival,alsocalledChineseNewYear,isoneofthemostamazingfestivalsinChinaandaroundtheworld．

AddingtheSpringFestiva