2025年四川省成都市中考模擬英語測試卷（十三）學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________一、單項選擇1．—DoyouknowWangHaoze?—Sure.She’sthethirdChinesewomanastronauttogointo_______space.A．a(chǎn) B．the C．/2．MyBritishfriendsentmehiswishbysaying“ShengRiKuaiLe”________Chineseonthephone.A．in B．with C．a(chǎn)bout3．—_______lovelytoy!Doyouknowitsname?—Yes.ItsnameisBinbin,oneofthemascots(吉祥物)ofthe9thAsianWinterGames.A．How B．Whata C．What4．Mr.WuisonbusinessinYibin,sohe_______beathome.A．should B．mustn’t C．can’t5．—HaveyouseenthefilmNeZha2?—Yeah.It’s_______thanexpected.Ithinkit’sworthwatchingagain.A．exciting B．moreexciting C．themostexciting6．—Icalledyouat7:30thismorning,butyoudidn'tanswer.—Sorry,I_______breakfastatthattime,andIdidn'thearthephone.A．cooked B．a(chǎn)mcooking C．wascooking7．Thecoachpunishedthose_______werelateforthetrainingbymakingthemrunaroundthesportsfield.A．which B．who C．what8．Thepanda-themedrailwaystationinChengduis_______atrainstation_______awonderfulplaceforpeopletolearnaboutthelocalculture.A．either;or B．neither;nor C．notonly;butalso9．—Theappcantellusexactlywhenandwhereto_______thebus.—Yes.Wenolongerhavetoworryaboutmissingthestop.A．getoff B．waitfor C．getin10．Togetherwiththegovernment,manylocalpeoplearoundthereservearedoingwhattheycan_______theendangeredanimals.A．save B．tosave C．saving二、完形填空In2024,a5,000-year-oldtomb(墓穴)wasaccidentallydugupinHenan.It’sthelargestandmostrichlydecorated(裝飾的)tombintheDawenkouculture.Tobe11,thetombliesinWangzhuang,avillageinYongcheng,Shangqiuwithover40tombs.Thislatestoneis12becauseofitssizeandthenumberofvaluablethingsinside.Bystudyingthehundredsofthingsinthetomb,historianshavemadesomeimportant13.TheythinkthatthemanburiedinthetombmightbeakingduringtheDawenkouperiod,which14thatWangzhuangwasoncenotacommonvillage.15,itwasthecapitalofadevelopedarea.Researchersbelievethetombcanserveasanimportantreferencepoint(參考點)forstudyingtheancientculture.11．A．true B．exact C．honest12．A．helpful B．empty C．special13．A．choices B．decisions C．discoveries14．A．expects B．suggests C．doubts15．A．Instead B．Besides C．LuckilyBigWorldisatouchingmovie,tellingthestoryofLiuChunhe,aboywithcerebralpalsy(腦癱).It’sdifficultforLiutocontrolhis16.Simpletaskslikewalkingoreatingcanbehardforhim.ThemovieBigWorldshowsusLiu’severydaylifeandthe17hefaces.Forexample,peopledon’tunderstandhim.Andsometimestheyevenlaughathim.However,Liuisa18boy.Hedoesn’tletthis19stophimlivinghislife.Hetriestobuildagoodrelationshipwithhismother.Healsohelpshisgrandmotherrealizeherdreamofperformingonstage.Liuisaspecialcharacterinthemovie.Hisname“chun”standsforlifeandhope,20“he”meanspeace.Throughoutthemovie,Liuwantstodream,love,andbeunderstood,just21everyoneelse.Heshowsusthatpeoplewithcerebralpalsycanhavemany22too.Liuhasagiftforpoetryandplaysthedrumswellthroughefforts.Insteadoftreatinghimdifferently,hisgrandmotherseeshimasa(n)23boy,helpinghimjoinasinginggroupandfollowhisdream.BigWorldismorethanjustamovie.Showingthateveryoneisimportantnomatterhow24theymayseem,thestorycantouchourheartsandchangethewayweseetheworld.Liuisthe“smallme”ina“bigworld”,buthecanstillmakeabig25.16．A．feelings B．a(chǎn)ctions C．opinions17．A．chances B．dangers C．problems18．A．cheerful B．boring C．typical19．A．relation B．situation C．tradition20．A．because B．while C．until21．A．like B．with C．for22．A．dreams B．methods C．talents23．A．normal B．unhealthy C．careful24．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．scary C．small25．A．change B．difference C．mistake三、閱讀理解The9thAsianWinterGamesHostcity:HarbinCompetingcountriesandregions(地區(qū)):34Athletes:morethan1,200Date:fromFebruary7thtoFebruary14th,2025.Sports:Curling,IceHockey,Skating,Skiing,Biathlon,SkiMountaineeringwhichwasincludedintheAsianWinterGamesforthefirsttimeSlogan(口號)：_▲_Purpose:Astheslogansuggests,thisyear’sAsianWinterGamesaimtoprovideathleteswithastagetorealizetheirdreamsthroughwintersportsandshowtheloveandfriendshipamongAsianpeople.26．The9thAsianWinterGameslastedamonthinHarbin.27．SkiMountaineeringwasanewsportatthe9thAsianWinterGames.28．“OneWorld,OneDream”canbethesloganofthe9thAsianWinterGames.29．Chinawonthemostgoldmedalsatthe9thAsianWinterGames.30．Thepurposeofthisreadingistohelpthereaderslearnmoreaboutthe9thAsianWinterGames.RisksoftoomuchscreentimeBadsleephabitsPoorperformanceatschoolEyestrain(疲勞)andheadachesDifficultyincommunicationWaystomanagescreentimeGetatleastonehourofoutdoorexercisedailyAvoidscreenusewhileeatingKeepcellphonesoutofthebedroomTryreadingabookinsteadDON’TFORGET,YOURKIDSAREWATCHINGANDLEARNINGFROMYOURSCREENTIMEHABITS!31．Whatdoteensspendmostoftheirscreentimedoing?A．WatchingTVorvideos. B．Playingvideogames. C．Doingtheirhomework.32．Whichcanshowtherelationshipbetweenageandtheaveragedailyscreentime?A． B． C．33．14-year-oldJimspends6hoursonscreenseveryday.Howmuchtimeishesupposedtocutdown?A．2hours. B．3hours. C．4hours.34．Whataresuggestedformanagingscreentime?①Makingafamilyplan.②Turningoffscreensnotinuse.③Nousingcellphoneswhileeating.④Playingoutdoorsforatleastonehourdaily.A．①② B．②③ C．③④35．Whomisthisreadingwrittenfor?A．Children. B．Parents. C．Teachers.WiththepopularityofChinatravel,youngChinesehavedevelopedbusinessestomeettheneedsofforeignvisitors.Theyofferdifferentservices,suchasteachingChinese,Chinesename-giving,andforeignlanguagetourguides.Amongtheseservices,tourguideservicesarequitepopular.WuPengfei,acollegestudentinShanghai,studiesChineseteaching.Hehasworkedasapart-timetourguidesincelastJune.Heenjoysthejobforseveralreasons.“Itnotonlyhelpsmemakemoneybutimprovesmycommunicationskills.Thekeyisthatitallowsmetobetterprepareformyfuturecareer(職業(yè)),”hesaid.WuenjoystalkingwithforeigntouristsinEnglishandtravelingtodifferentplaceswiththem.Hecharges(要價)500yuanperdayforhisservice,andhedoesn’tlimitthetraveltimeorthenumberofforeigntourists.AnytimeisOKwithhim,andhecareslittleabouthowmanytouristsheneedstoguide.Besidestourguiding,manyyoungChinesehavestartedofferingChinesename-givingservicesonline.Theservicesusuallycostbetween5yuanand20yuan.TheprocessinvolvesaskingforeignersabouttheirfavoriteChinesecharactersorstoriesandgivingthemnamesbasedontraditionalChinesecultureandancientChinesepoetry.Duringthisyear’sSpringFestivalholiday,ChinawelcomedhundredsoftouristsfromMalaysiaandThailand,whocametoexperiencetheSpringFestivalcelebrations.Withtheintroductionofvisa-freepolicies(免簽政策),thenumberofforeignvisitorstoChinaisexpectedtorise.Asaresult,youngChinesewilllikelyexpand(擴(kuò)大)theirbusinesses.36．HowdoesthewritershowyoungChinesepeople’snewbusinessesinparagraph1?A．Bygivingexamples. B．Bytellingstories.C．Bymakingacomparison.37．WhatisthemainreasonforWu’sservice?A．HewantstopracticehisspokenEnglish.B．Hewantstogetreadyforhisfuturecareer.C．Hewantstomakemoneyforhiseducation.38．Whichofthefollowingexplainstheunderlinedword“l(fā)imit”?limit/'l?m?t/vt.①preventthelossorwasteofsth.②preventsth.becominggreaterthanacertainamountordegree③makesth.greaterinamount,number,value,etc.A．① B．② C．③39．Whatcanbethekeyforpeopleprovidingname-givingservices?A．Thelanguagelevel. B．SomeInternet-relatedskills.C．AwideknowledgeofChineseculture.40．Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A．China’svisa-freepoliciesB．ThepopularityoftourguideservicesC．YoungChinesepeople’sbusinessesininboundtourismFromancientcoinstopopularcomicbooks,theactofcollectingthingshasfascinatedhumansforcenturies.Differentpeopleenjoycollectingdifferentthings,includingtoys,cards,books,stones,stamps,seashells,photographsandsoon.Younameit,andsomeoneprobablycollectsit.41Thefollowingaresomeofthereasons.42Theprocessofsearchingforandthengettingvaluableobjectscanbeexciting.Whenthecollectorfinallyfindstheobject,heorsheishappyandwantstokeepcollectingmore.What’smore,collectingthingscanconnectpeoplewhosharesimilarinterests.43Inthem,theycangettoknowothercollectorsandhavefuntogether.Theycanalsotalkabouttheircollections,shareknowledgeandexchangetheirideasthere.Ofcourse,therearecollectorswhocollectthingsbecauseofnostalgia(懷舊).Theygrewupwithsomeobjects,sotheobjectshavespecialmeaningsforthem.Asthemodernworldmovesfurtherahead,collectingsuchobjectsbecomesmoreandmoreattractive.Collectingthemoffersawaybacktothepast,especiallywhentheobjectsarenolongerproduced.44Manycollectorsliketocompleteaset.Forexample,theymaywanttocollectallthecardsfromagameorgeteverybookinaseries.Whentheyfinishaset,theymayfeelproudofit.45However,it’snotagoodideatospendtoomuchtimeormoneyonit,oryourstudiesandpocketwillsuffer!A．Whydopeoplelikecollectingthings?B．Collectingthingsbringsmanygoodfeelings.C．Onereasonistheexcitementbroughtbythehunt.D．Collectingthingscanalsoprovideasenseofachievement.E．Inotherwords,thecollectionlivesonevenafterthecollectorisgone.F．Theycanjoinsomecollectingcommunities,suchaslocalclubsoronlinegroups.

四、補(bǔ)全對話A:Goodafternoon,Doctor.Idon’tfeelwellthesedays.Ialwaysfeeltired.46B:Haveyoutakenyourtemperature?A:Yes.47Idon’thaveafever.B:Youlookalittlefat.Doyouoftenexercise?A:Notreally.I’msobusywithmylessonsthatIhavelittletimeforthat.B:48A:Ihavemuchporkandfriedfood.Ithinktheycanoffermeenoughenergy.B:Isee.49I’mafraidyoujustneedtowatchyourweight.A:WhatshouldIdo?B:Eatlessmeatandtakemoreexercise.Oh,the2024AdultObesityDietaryGuidelineshasbeenpopularonlinerecently.50A:OK.Thankyou,Doctor.A．Youcandoasitsuggests.B．Butitseemstobeallright.C．There’snothingmuchwrongwithyou.D．Whatdoyouofteneatforyourmeals?E．I’mevenoutofbreathwhenclimbingstairs.A:Jack,what’ssofascinatingonyourphone?B:Oh,it’sanarticleonthelatestAItechnology.Ithasgreatly51me.IalwaysknowAIcantalkwithus,butnowitcanevenforecast(預(yù)測)thestorm!A:AI’s52isbeyond(超出)ourimagination.B:Yes.Inthepast,scientistsspentyearsbuildingdigitalstormforecastmodelstohelpforecaststorms.Thosemodelsusuallytookhourstomakeforecasts.However,AIcandothatinonlyseconds!A:Howcanitachievesuchhighworking53?B:Well,AIprocessesdata(數(shù)據(jù))fromearlierstormsmuchfasterthanhumans.54,itcanfindoutwhathumansmissorcan’tfind.It’ssaidthatAIforecastedtheHurricaneMilton’slandinginAmerica12to18hoursearlierthanhumansdid!A:Howgreat!Thosehourscanmakeabig55.Theymaybeenoughforpeopletoget56forapowerfulstorm.Theymayhavetimetocollectfoodandfindasafeplacetohide.Inthatway,lotsoflosseswillbe57.B:Yousaidit.Infaceofapowerfulstorm,everysecond58.Everyyear,manypeoplelosetheirhomesandevenlivesbecauseoftheunexpectedheavystorms.Theearliertheforecastcanbemade,themoreliveswillbesaved.A:Butwhencansuchatechnologybeusedwidely?B:Itstillhasroomto59,foritsresultsaren’talwaysaccurate(準(zhǔn)確的).A:Thattakestime.Aslongasscientists60toworkhardinthisfield,I’msureAIwillhelpmakestormforecastsmoreaccuratelyinthefuture.五、單詞拼寫61．Peopleusuallyshakehandsasasignofaaftermakingadeal,especiallyinbusiness.62．Gongbaochicken,mapotofu,andboiledfisharealltdishesoftheSichuancuisine.63．China’sBeiDousystemdevelopsquicklyandithasplayedanimportantroleinmanyfofmodernlife.64．Afterctheexercisebookscarefully,themonitortoldMr.Smithhowmanystudentshadn’thandedintheirhomework.65．PoyangLakeisChina’slargestwinteringareaformigratory(遷徙的)birds,soeachyeartherearemillionsofvcomingfromdifferentplacestowatchbirdshere.六、選詞填空depend

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wideGovernmentsworldwidearepushingforanendtoplasticstraws(吸管)andbags.Usingpaperproductsis66consideredabetterchoicethanusingplasticones.Actually,paperproductsarealso67sometimes.Firstly,paperbagsandstrawsaremadefromtrees.Trees,asyouknow,areveryimportanttotheenvironment.Astheuseofpaperproducts68,moredeforestation(濫伐森林)willbecaused.Secondly,theproductionofpaperitemsrequiresmoreenergyandwater.Producingapaperbagrequiresabout10%moreenergyandfour69morewaterthanproducingaplasticone.Youmightsaythatwecanuse70papertosavethatenergyandwater.Thisseemstobeagoodidea.However,71processrequiresmoreenergyandwaterthanproducingnewpaperbags.Moreover,paperproductsareheavierthanplasticones.Thatmeanstheyrequiremorefuel(燃料)forthetransportation.Seventrucksareneededtocarrytwomillionpaperbags,whileonlyonetruckisneededtocarrythesamenumberofplasticones.Oncethebagsarethrownaway,theincreased72alsoleadstoalargeamountofwaste.Inconclusion,paperproductsmaynotonlyhurtourplanetbutalsooftencosteven73,leadingtoalose-losesituationforboththeenvironmentandbusinesses.Isthereanythingwecando74ourplanet?Ofcourse.Thebestwayistoavoid75onsingle-useitems.Bydoingthis,wecantrulymakeourplanetagreenerplace.七、任務(wù)型閱讀Bornin1254,MarcoPolowasafamousbusinessmanandexplorerfromVenice,Italy.HespentalotoftimetravelingtoChinaduringhislifetime.HowcouldhetraveltoChinaduringthattime?First,let’slearnsomethingabouttheancientSilkRoad.Itreferstotheancienttraderoute(路線)connectingAsiaandEurope.ItwascalledtheSilkRoadbecausesilkclothwasthemainexport(出口品)fromChinaalongthewayinhistory.Notmanypeopletraveledthewholeroutebecauseofthelongdistance(距離).However,MarcoPolo’sfatherandunclewantedtogiveitatry.Atlast,theymanagedtomaketheirwaytoChina.TheytookmanyChineseproductsdirectlybacktoVenice,andtheseproductswerequitepopularthere,sotheyplannedmorejourneys.MarcoPololeftforChinaforthefirsttimewhenhewas17yearsold,alongwithhisfatheranduncle.IttookthemfouryearstoreachChina.Alongtheway,Marcovisitedmanygreatcities,metinterestingpeopleandlearnedalotaboutdifferentcultures.HesawplacesandthingsthatnoonefromEuropehadeverseenbefore.AftertravelingaroundChinaforovertwentyyears,MarcodecidedtoreturntoVeniceandfinallygotbackin1295.Whenhereturnedhome,MarcoshareddetailedstoriesofhisjourneyswithawriterwhowrotethemalldowninabookcalledTheTravelsofMarcoPolo.ThebookpaintedalivelypictureofthewealthandwondersofChina,whichmademoreandmoreEuropeanbusinessmentrytofindnewtraderoutesandbuildconnectionswithAsianmarkets.Thebookbecamesofamousthatitwastranslatedintoseverallanguageslater.ThankstoMarcoPolo’scourageandcuriosity,peoplebegantodreamofexploringplacesfarawayandlearningabouttheunknown.HisjourneyalongtheSilkRoadremainsoneofthegreatestadventures(冒險)inhistory,remindingusoftheimportanceofcourageandcuriositytodiscovertheworld.76．77．78．79．80．八、書面表達(dá)81．請根據(jù)下列提示，用英語寫一篇關(guān)于雷雨天如何確保自己人身安全的文章，給你校英文?？摹栋踩逃≌n堂》專題投稿，提醒大家一定要學(xué)會在雷雨天保護(hù)個人人身安全。寫作要求：1.要點齊全，語句通順，語法正確，書寫規(guī)范；2.可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文流暢；3.80詞左右（標(biāo)題已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)）。參考詞語：thunderstormn.雷雨;lightningn.閃電Learntokeepsafeinthunderstorms__________________________________________________________________________________________________