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江蘇省揚(yáng)州市2025年中考英語(yǔ)真題一、單項(xiàng)選擇,在下列各題A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇一個(gè)能填入題干空白處的最佳答案。(共15小題;每小題1分,計(jì)15分)1.Thebestthings____lifearefree,likebugs,smiles,loveandgoodmemories.A.on B.a(chǎn)t C.by D.in2.Redsquirrelsdependon____thickerwinterfurandfoodhiddeninautumntosurvive.A.its B.our C.their D.your3.—Willyoubeabletofinishtheworkintime?—I____promiseanything,butI'lldomybest.A.can't B.shouldn't C.couldn't D.mustn't4.—____doyourememberaboutthisweek'snews?—None,I'mafraid.A.Howmany B.Howmuch C.Howsoon D.Howlong5.Thewindpowerofourcountrydevelopsmorequickly____wepushforgreenenergy.A.though B.before C.a(chǎn)s D.until6.____thewholeofthisarticle____anypartofitwillbepublishedunlessthewriteragrees.A.Either;or B.Neither;norC.Notonly;butalso D.Both;and7.—What'stheadvantageofyourtransportservices?—Whetherit'sbyland,seaorair,weuseour____toserveyou.A.courage B.challenge C.passage D.knowledge8.Withhardworkandclearplans,youwillbecome____inyourstudy.A.successful B.honest C.generous D.cheerful9.Stresscomesandgoes.Sometimesyoujustneedto____.A.sitdown B.falldown C.calmdown D.comedown10.Hewouldn'tallowbadmoodstoget____whenhewasdoinghisjob.A.ontheway B.inthewayC.a(chǎn)longtheway D.bytheway11.Weshouldbuildonpastachievementsandworktogether____abetterworld.A.make B.making C.made D.tomake12.Whenyoufeelcoldaircomingthroughyourwindow,energy____.A.wastes B.iswasted C.wasted D.waswasted13.DuringGuyu,thetemperatureusually____alotandrainincreases.A.rises B.rose C.isrising D.hasrisen14.—Couldyoutellme____,sir?—Sure.Itcreatesmusicinyourownstyle.A.iftheAIappisexpensiveB.wheretheAIappwasdevelopedC.whentheAIappcameintouseD.whattheAIappcando15.—Oh,dear!Ihavebrokenyourglass.—____!Idon'tlikeitanyway.A.Nevermind B.Ican'tagreemoreC.Noway D.That'snotthecase二、完形填空(共15小題;每小題1分,計(jì)15分)閱讀下面短文,從文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案。Itwasasummer.Aftera33-kilometrecycling,mycousinGabrielandIwere16..Weplannedtogetlunchandthen17.backtoValence,whereIwasspendingmyholidaywithGabriel'sfamily.Weboughtabaguette.Asweate,Inoticedagirlinaqueuesmilingtous.Imetheragainwhenshesatonabench,enjoyingherbreadinfrontofariverboatnamedVoyageur.Soonsheboardedtheboat.ThenInoticedacolourfulhandbagonthe18..Thegirlhadleftit!Shewasontheupperdeck(甲板)!Iheldupthebagand19.ittogetherattention.Whenshenoticedthebag,sheopenedhermouth20..Butherfacefell—theboatstartedtopullawayfromthedock(碼頭)."Wecan21.it!Theboat'snextstopisValence!"Gabrielcameup."Great!Butdoyouthinkwecan22.?"Iasked.Gabriellaughed."We'regoingtofindout!"Wesetoff.Itwasaracenow:23.a(chǎn)gainsttheboat.IftheboatbeatustoValence,wemight24.havethechancetogivebackthebag.Pedalinghard,wequicklycaughtuptotheVoyageur.Whentheboatdisappeared25.us,wefeltconfidentenoughtorelaxourpace.Thenithappened:pffft!Flattire(輪胎漏氣)!Myheartsank.WehadtostopandtookouttoolswhentheVoyageurwascomingnear.Isawthegirlagain.Shenoticedour26.a(chǎn)ndshookherheadsadly.Afteraquick27.,wewerebackonourway.Theboatpulledahead.Wewatched28.a(chǎn)stheboatdisappearedaroundabend.Finallywearrived,29.theVoyageurhaddocked.Wefailed!Gabrielsuddenlyshouted,"Iseeher!"Thegirlwasstrollingtowardsus!"Youfollowedmyboat!"shesmiled."No,yourboatfollowedus,"I30.."UntilIgotaflattire,thatis."Ihandedherthebag.16.A.hungry B.lazy C.relaxed D.bored17.A.walk B.drive C.ride D.fly18.A.bench B.boat C.bike D.bread19.A.threw B.opened C.dropped D.waved20.A.infearB.insurpriseC.insilence D.insadness21.A.return B.borrow C.sell D.use22.A.breakdown B.catchup C.goout D.getaway23.A.her B.it C.them D.us24.A.usually B.sometimes C.never D.a(chǎn)lways25.A.behind B.before C.beside D.opposite26.A.effort B.trouble C.risk D.success27.A.sleeping B.riding C.fixing D.swimming28.A.happily B.a(chǎn)ngrily C.helplessly D.excitedly29.A.a(chǎn)nd B.so C.or D.but30.A.refused B.joked C.complained D.nodded三、閱讀理解,閱讀下列內(nèi)容,從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案。(共15小題;每小題2分,計(jì)30分)閱讀理解AlexandhisclassmatesareworkingonaprojectabouttheGreatLakes.Hereistheinformationsheettheyhavemade.Part1:FactsTheGreatLakes—Ontario,Huron,Michigan,ErieandSuperior—arefivefreshwatergiants.TheyspanacrosseightUSstatesandtwoCanadianprovinces.Part2:Comparison●LakeOntarioThislakehasthesmallestsurfaceareaat7,336squaremiles.Threedams(大壩)controltheflowofwaterdownstreamandincludelockssoboatscanenterfromtheAtlantic.●LakeHuronThisisthesecondlargestlakebysurfaceareainthesystemandhometoManitoulinIsland,theworld'slargestfreshwaterisland.●LakeMichiganItisjoinedtoLakeHuronbythefive-mile-wideStraits(海峽)ofMackinac,thoughtheyarestillclassedastwoseparatebodies.●LakeErieWithadepthof64metres,thisistheshallowestoftheGreatLakes.Itisgenerallythewarmest,butalsogetsfrozenmorequicklythantheothers.●LakeSuperiorAt406metresdeep,thedistancefromthelake'ssurfacetoitsdeepestpointisaboutthesameasthelengthoffourfootballpitches.Part3:Coveringanareaof94,250squaremiles,thesehugebodiesofwatertakeupmorethanone-fifthoftheworld'stotalfreshwater.TheGreatLakesprovidedrinkingwaterformorethan40millionpeople,importantshippingroutesformorethan800oceanships,andkeeparichecosystemforfishingandagriculture.Theyalsosupportwildlife,thenationaleconomyandtheenvironment.31.AlexdrawsamapoftheGreatLakes.WhichnumberstandsforLakeOntario?A.① B.② C.③ D.④32.Alexwantstotryicefishingasearlyaspossible.Whichlakewillhemostprobablychoose?A.LakeSuperior. B.LakeErie.C.LakeMichigan. D.LakeHuron.33.AlexfindssomethingmissinginPart3.Whichofthefollowingwillheputintheemptybox?A.Value. B.Change. C.Protection. D.Development.閱讀理解Insidethehall,thedoorwasshut,andthekeylayontheglassstand.PoorAlice,whowasaboutonefoothighaftertakingsomedrink,foundacakeonthefloor.Shewentupandsoonateallthecake."Howstrange!HowtallIam!"saidAlice.Shelookeddownatherfeet—theyseemedsofaroff.Infact,shewasnowoverninefeethigh,whichmeantshestillcouldn'tgetthroughthedoor.Shesatdown,andhadagoodcrytilltherewasalargepoolallroundher.Suddenly,sheheardthesoundoffeetnotfaroff.ItwastheRabbitthathadcomeback,withataninhishand.Alicefeltsoinneedofhelpfromsomeone,thatwhenhecamenear,shecalledout,"Ifyouplease,sir...."TheRabbitstartedasifshot,droppedthefanandranoffasfastaspossible.Alicepickedupthefanandasthehallwashot,shefannedherself."Dear,dear!Howstrangeallthingsaretoday!Idowishtogetoutofthehall!"shesaid.Thenshenoticedherselfintheglass—shewasnownotmorethantwofeethigh,andstillshrinkingquitefast.Thatwasthefan!Sherealizedthisanddroppeditatonce,orshewouldshrinktothesizeofanantsoon.Alicewasinasadfearatthequickchange."Thingsareworse,"saidthepoorgirl,"Iwasneversosmallasthis.HowcanIgetout?"Asshesaidthesewords,shelostherfootstepsandwasuptoherchin(下巴)insaltwater—herowntears.JustthenAlicenoticedamouseswimmingtowardsher."Willitbeusefulnowtospeaktothismouse?Allthingsaresostrangehere,Ishouldthinkmaybeitcantalk,atleastthere'snoharmtotry."Sosheswamup.——AdaptedfromAliceinWonderland34.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofthestory?a.Aliceateupacake.b.TheRabbitranawaywithhisfanleft.c.Alicebecamelessthantwofeethigh.d.Alicecriedtomakeapool.e.ThewateralmostcoveredAlice.A.a(chǎn)dbce B.a(chǎn)bced C.a(chǎn)dcbe D.cbaed35.Whichsentenceshouldgointheemptyboxinparagraph4?A.It'sbadtotakehisfan! B.Ineedonemorecake!C.IliketheRabbitsomuch! D.Iamtiredofthisplace!36.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"shrinking"inparagraph5mean?A. B.Becominglighter.C.Becominglarger. D.Becomingsmaller.37.WhatdoweknowaboutAliceaccordingtothestory?A.Sheregrettedwhatshedid.B.Shewouldn'taskforanyhelp.C.Shewastryingtogetoutoftrouble.D.Shewasclearwhatwouldhappentoher.閱讀理解Haveyoueverwonderedwhatelseyoucandoonthetrainbesidessleepingorscrollingthroughyourphone?Actually,inChina,trainshaveturnedintocentreswhichbringtogetherthepublicandthenation'sintangibleculturalHeritage(ICH,非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)).TrainsgoacrossChinaandtheyarebecomingidealplacesforintroducinglocaltraditionalculture.AgoodexampleistheK7041trainfromHarbintoMoheinNortheastChina'sHeilongjiangProvince.OntheICHtrain,Gulayier,dressedintraditionalclothes,sangOroqenfolksongsandhispartnerplayedtheOroqenjawharp,amusicalinstrument.Touristsonthetrain,especiallythosefromsouthernChina,sanganddancedexcitedlywiththetwoperformers(表演者)together.Gulayiersaidthetrainmadeiteasiertoholdtourists'attentiontohisshows.Hethoughtthetrainwasagoodplatformforpromoting(促進(jìn))ICH.Traditionalheritagecomestolifeontrains.MoreICHsuchasQinhuailanternsfromNanjing,Yulinpuppetshows,andtea-pickingoperasinGuangxihavealsomadeappearancesonhigh-speedtrainsacrossChina.Itofferspassengersaclose-upwaytoexperiencetraditionalculture.ProfessorXiaoFangfromBeijingNormalUniversitysharesGulayier'sopiniononthenewuseofICHtrains.Hehaspointedoutanotheradvantageofthis.Beyondculturalpromotion,itoffershelpfortourism.Whenpassengersenjoylocaltraditionsonboard,theyoftendevelopadeeperinterestinexploringtheplacestheypassthrough.However,theICHtrainjourneysstillhavechallenges,includingthenarrowspaceontrainsandpassengersgettingonandoffateachstation.Therefore,somesolutionsarecomingup—culturalcornersshowtraditionalarts,andQRcodesconnecttomoredigitalinformation.ThesehelppassengerstoexploreICHattheirownpaceandcontinuelearningaftertheirjourneyends.ThesuccessofICHtrainsoffersvaluablelessonsforculturalprotectionworldwide.provingthatinnovation(革新)andtraditioncanworktogethertokeepculturalheritagealiveforfuturegenerations.38.WhatisthefreshexperienceforpassengersontheK7041train?A.Travellingfarthernorth. B.Joininginliveshows.C.Wearingtraditionalclothes. D.Havingfunonthephone.39.WhatdoGulayierandProfessorXiaobothagree?A.ICHencouragesmorelocalvisits.B.TrainshelpmakeICHmorepopular.C.ICHimprovestheChinesetrainjourneys.D.PassengerswelcomeperformersonICHtrains.40.Whatdoesparagraph5mentionabouttheICHtrainjourneys?A.Theirfeaturesandinfluence. B.Theirreasonsandresults.C.Theirproblemsandmethods. D.Theirfutureandimprovement.41.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.TrainspushChina'sculturalheritagefurther.B.ChinaputsarmsaroundlocalartistsonICHtrains.C.MoreICHtrainsbeginrunningonrailwaysinChina.D.TrainpassengerssharedifferentlocalculturesofChina.閱讀理解Manymarinespecies(海洋物種)dependonspecificroutestomigrate(遷徙).Theroutesoffertheseseafaringtravellerstherightconditions,attherighttimeofyear,toguidethemthroughtheoceans.Wehumanstrytodiscovertheroutesandhavedrawnourownlines,buttheyarenotcleartousbecauseofunexpectedchangesinnature.Tofindouttheroutesthatmigratorymarinespeciesregularlytake,aresearchteamofscientistsinAustraliaandtheUShavenowcreatedaninteractivemapthatshowsthepathsconnectingoceanhabitats(棲息地).Thenewmap,namedtheMigratoryConnectivityintheOcean(MiCO),collectsdataandmakesiteasierforscientiststoseewheremigratorymarinespeciesmaybefallingintothepaths.Thedatabase(數(shù)據(jù)庫(kù))includesinformationon109species,basedonaround30yearsofdata,andshowswheretheyaregoingtoandfrom—includingwhichspeciescrossintowhosenationalwaters."MiCOconnectsalmost2,000importanthabitatsandshowstheimportanceofcross-boundaryteamwork,"saystheresearchteam.TheyfindthatallofthespeciesrecordedinMiCOhavelessprotectionatsomepointintheirlifehistorybecauseofdifferentsituationsindifferentcountries.Thatmeansnocountryisabletofullyprotectmigratoryspeciesifthereisnohelpfromothers."Forexample,greenturtlesnestinCostaRicaandmigratenorththroughNicaraguaandouttoislandsintheCaribbean,"theteamsays."AlthoughlargelyprotectedinCostaRica,itisallowedtofishforturtlesinNicaraguaandhugenumbersarelostoffthecoastthereeveryyear."MiCOworkstoprovideusefulknowledgeonmigratoryconnectivitytohelpprotectmarinespecies.In2023,aUNreportfoundclimate(氣候)changesarehavingbadinfluenceonmigratoryspecies.MiCOcatchestheinformationfromdifferenttimeperiodsandtheteamhopesitmaybeusedtotellthosechangesinconnectivity.MiCOisalsoexpectedtocollectinformationonmoremigratorymarinespeciesbecausethereislessthanone-thirdofdatacollectednow."Sofar,themigratoryinformationrevealedwithintheMiCOsystemonlytouchesthesurfaceofthetrueconnectivityoftheglobaloceans,"theteamsays.42.Howdoesthewriterleadinthetopic?A.Byofferingadvice.B.Bypresentingstudyresults.C.Byexpressingopinions.D.Bygivingbackgroundinformation.43.WhatisMiCO?A.Amapthathumansdrawtolookformarinespecies.B.Aroutewhichguidesmarinespeciesthroughtheoceans.C.Adatabasethatshowsthelinesmarinespeciesmigratealong.D.Asystemwhichscientistsuseforresearchesontemperaturechanges.44.Whydoesthewritertaketheexampleofgreenturtles?A.Toprovetheharminfishingformigratoryspecies.B.Toshowtheimportanceofcross-countryteamwork.C.Tosharethemethodsofmarinespeciesprotection.D.Toexplainthereasonformarinespeciestomigrate.45.WhichofthefollowingcanbethedataMiCOcollects?A.Over10lawsaremadeonmarinespeciesprotection.B.Therearemainly3elephantspecieslivingontheearth.C.Leatherbackturtlestravelabout20,000kmfromIndonesiatoOregon.D.ThousandsofpeoplevisitthewhalesharkhabitatinSouthAfricaeveryyear.四、詞匯運(yùn)用,根據(jù)句子意思,用括號(hào)中所給漢語(yǔ)提示或英語(yǔ)單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。在答題卡標(biāo)有題號(hào)的橫線上,寫出空缺處所填單詞的正確形式。(每空一詞)(共10小題;每小題1分,計(jì)10分)46.YangzhouincentralJiangsuProvince.(位于)47.Yangzhouisrichinandculturalresources.(自然)48.LotsofpeoplelearnaboutYangzhouthroughclassical.(詩(shī)歌)49.ManypoetsexpresstheirloveforYangzhoubyitsbeautyintheirworks.(贊賞)50."TakeajourneytoYangzhouinthemistyflowery"isapopularsaying.(三月)51.Recently,moreandmorepeoplehavetovisitYangzhouduringholidays.(choose)52.ManytouriststhinkofYangzhouforitsbeautifulplacesofinterest.(high)53.Withtreasuresinside,YangzhouMuseumiswellworthvisiting.(wonder)54.SometouristsfallinlovewithYangzhouratherthanjustitstouristattractions.(it)55.TheinternationalinfluenceofYangzhouisgettingthanbefore.(strong)五、閱讀表達(dá)(共5小題;每小題2分,計(jì)10分)閱讀短文,回答下面5個(gè)問(wèn)題,將答案寫在答題卡標(biāo)有題號(hào)的橫線上。(每題答案不超過(guò)10個(gè)詞)Fashiontrends(趨勢(shì))arearoundus,andcanbeexciting.Atrendusedtohappenina20-yearcycle,butthelatestdevelopmentoftheInternetandclothingbusinesshasincreasinglycutthelengthofthecycleshort.Now,itseemstherecomesanewfashiontrendeverycoupleofmonths,butitstillfollowsthesamestages:●Atrendisusuallyfirstbroughtinduringabigfashionshow.Reporters,writers,andsomeotherimportantpeoplecollectwhattheyhavelearnedintheshowandpredictatrendinthenearfuture.●Thenthetrendistalkedaboutonlineandfinallywornbyfamouspeopletomakeitbetteraccepted,whichleadstotheriseofthetrend.●Oncethetrendbecomespopular,itwillgotothepublicsoon.Largeclothingcompaniesandshopsbeginfollowingthetrendsothateveryonecangettheirhandsonit.Thisiswhenthetrendgetstothehighestpoint.●Afterthat,thetrendusuallyfallsandbecomesoutofdate.However,thisisnotalwaystheend,astrendshappeninbroadercyclesandmostgetpopularagain.Trendscanbeagreatwaytotrysomethingnewandtestyourstyle.Asurveysayssomepeopleenjoyfollowingtrendsbecausetheykeepfashionexcitingandprovidefreshideas.However,othersmaynotthinkso,especiallywhenatrenddoesn'tagreewithhowtheyfeelaboutthemselves.Trendscanbefun,butsometimesproveawasteofmoneybecausemanysimplyseetrendsasbrands(品牌).So,shouldwefollowfashiontrends?Clearly,there'snorightanswer—whethertofollowtrendsornotdependsonhowtheygowithyourvalues,spending,andsenseofself.Itdoesnothurttowatchtrendreportsbutneverchoosetofollowthemunlessyoureallythinktheyfitwithyourpersonalstyle.56.Howlongdoesanewfashiontrendlastnow?57.Whousuallyfirstrealizesanewfashiontrend?58.Whichsituationmeansthetrendhasreachedthehighestpoint?59.Whydosomepeopledislikefollowingtrendsaccordingtothesurvey?60.Doyoupreferbrandswhenbuyingclothes?Whyorwhynot?六、缺詞填空(共10空;每空1分,計(jì)10分)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容和首字母提示,在下文空格處填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~使短文完整。在答題卡標(biāo)有題號(hào)的橫線上,完整地寫出空缺處各單詞的正確形式。(每空一詞)ChinesewriterWangZengqioncewrote,"WhenIarrivemananewplace...Iprefertovisitthelocalfarmersmarkettoseelivechickensandducks,freshvegetablesandbrightfruits.It'slivelyandbringsmeasenseofthejoyofl61.."Nowadays,morepeoplefeelthesameasWang.Theylovetoexplorefarmersmarketswherevertheyvisit.Thesetraditionalmarkets,whichusedtobejustlocals62.places,areattractingvisitorsduringholidays,especiallytheyoung.Theythinkvisitingacityw63.exploringfarmersmarketsisawasteofatrip.Theretheycanenjoymouthwateringfood,localcultureandrealnatureofacity.LuoYan,atourlover,travelsaroundmarketsnationwide.Heagreesthesefarmersmarketsarec64.tolocalpeople'sdailylifethanthosescenicspots(風(fēng)景點(diǎn))andsupermarketswhichseemallthesameeverywhere.InXi'an,heenjoyedtastyRoujiamo,w65.inInnerMongolia,hetastedthefamousair-driedbeef.Thegeneroussellerse66.sharedwithhimsometradesecrets.Foreigntravellers,too,considerthesemarketsasinterestingw67.intoChinesedailylife.LuoYannoticedagroupofAmericantouristswalkingaroundafarmersmarketinBeijing.Theytalkedwiththesellersthoughtheyhaddifficultieswithl68.a(chǎn)ndcouldnotstoptryinglocalsnacks.Thevisitleftalastingimpressiononthoseforeignvisitors.TheyaretouchedbytheenergyoflocalsandtheflavourofChinesedailylife.Thepopularityoffarmersmarketsamongvisitorsshowsanimportantc69.—fromafocusonscenesthatcovereveryplacetodeeperexperiencesoflocallife.Aspartofthistrend,manyoldfarmersmarketsareupgradedorsettoreopen.OneofthemistheChongwenmenfarmersmarket,whichwasb70.in1976.After15yearsofclosure,itreopenedtothepublicearlierthisye

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