2025年遼寧省中考英語(yǔ)試卷

一、閱讀五選四：本大題共4小題，共8分。

“1wanttobecomeaspacemantoexploretheuniverse."Whenyouarethinkinglikethis,youarenThinking

Big1'.Thinkingbigmeansaimingtoachievealot.Ithelpsyourealizeyourdreams.So,howcanyouthinkbig?(1)

Thinklikeakid.Kidsarecuriousabouteverything.TheyarealwaysaskingbigquestionslikenCanIinventamagic

mirrortoseethefuture?"Thinklikeakid,andyouwillpushyourselftohavebigideas.

Setcleargoals.Withoutgoals,bigideasarenearlydaydreams.(2)Theyguideyoutoyourdestinations(目

的地).Afteryousetgoals,youknowexactlywhattodoandwheretogo.Thecleareryourgoalsare,thebetterthinker

youwillbe.

(3)Withoutchallenges,therewillneverbebigideas.Withoutchallenges,therewillneverbemuch

progress.Pictureyourchallengesinyourhead,andyouwillthinkbigandgetunexpectedsolutions.

Thinkofabetterworld.Abetterworldneedseveryone*sefforts.Butrememberthatthinkingbigisn'taboutbeing

famousasasingleperson.(4)

Wouldyouliketotrythewaysabovetothinkbig?Youmightbecomeabigthinker!Whoknows?

A.Thinkbigforyourself.

B.Imagineyourchallenges.

C.Goalsarejustlikeroadmaps.

D.Herearesomeusefulwaystohelpyou.

E.Itisaboutaiminghighforthewholeworld.

1.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E

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二、完形填空：本大題共10小題，共10分。

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Itwasalovelymorning,aperfectstartforJack'sbirthday.MumandDadpreparedabirthdaycakeandabasketof

food.Jackcarriedthecakehimself.Thewholefamilygotintothecarandheadedforthe(5).

Afterarrivingthere,MumandDadfoundaniceplaceforapicnic.Theyputupthetentandspreadoutthebeach

blanket(毯子)Jack⑥thecakeandplayedthegame,TreasureHunt,withhisparentsonthebeach.

Whenitwastimeforlunch,Dadwentbacktothecarto(7)thebasketoffood.Butitwasn'tthere.DadsaidMumput

itinthecar.MumsaidDaddidit.Theybecame⑻.

"Noworry,MumandDad,"Jackbrokethesilence."Wecanstill(9)thecake."

Mumpickedthecakeup,buttripped(絆)overtheblanket.Thecakefellontothesand.

"Nowaycanweeatthecakenow,"Mumsighed(嘆氣).

"Mum,Pmnothungryyet,"Jacksaid.

Amomentlater,darkcloudscameanditbegantorain.Thefamilyf10)packedupeverythinganddecidedtoleave.

Dadmadea(n)(11),"We'llhaveabigmealonthewayhome.HButlatertheyfoundtheonlyrestaurantontheway

backwasclosed.MumandDadwerealittlesad.Luckily,Jackfl2)manyjokesthatcouldcheerthemup.

Whentheygothome,theysawthe(13)?rightthereinsidethefrontdoor.

"Wecanhaveapicnicnow!"Jacksaidwithjoy.

nnH

Aperfectendformy(14),Jackthoughttohimself.WelLOK,maybeitwasn*tquite100%perfect.Butitwasnever

boring!n

5.A.beachB.hillC.farmD.forest

6.A.threwawayB.putdownC.gavebackD.heldup

7.A.fillB.repairC.chooseD.get

8.A.silentB.strictC.busyD.glad

9.A.shareB.buyC.showD.cover

10.A.lazilyB.secretlyC.quicklyD.strangely

11.A.noiseB.mistakeC.answerD.promise

12.A.neededB.guessedC.forgotD.knew

13.A.tentB.basketC.treasureD.cake

14.A.gameB.morningC.birthdayD.hunt

三、閱讀理解：本大題共16小題，共32分。

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A

WelcometoPeaceCity,acitywithmanywonderfulparks.Thankyouforreadingthewhere-toguide.

GreenwoodPark^i央

Amazingbikeridingtrails（路線）withbeautifulviews.

205RockRoad

6Legend（圖例）

（616-2730

（^^BikeRidingTrail

RiversidePark/

SwimmingAreatJ^

Aperfectplaceforfishing,swimming,campingandmore.

PetFriendly

6100225thStreet

FishingArea

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ootballField^^fBa

VictoryPark[3???

Largecourts（球場(chǎng)）andfieldsformanykindsofsports.sketballCourt^4Baseb

?618ParkRoadallField^^VolleyballC

Q653-8825

ourt八、Playground

DiscoveryPark冷

^^PicnicArea

Aniceplaceforpeopleofallagestorelaxandenjoynature.

6209West12thStreet

（537-0311

15.Youcancalltoknowmoreaboutbikeridingtrails.

A.653-8825B.293-5168C.616-2730D.537-0311

16.Ifyoutakeapetwithyou,canbeagoodchoice.

A.GreenwoodParkB.RiversideParkC.VictoryParkD.DiscoveryPark

17.Youcanplay______inVictoryParkandDiscoveryPark.

A.baseballB.footballC.basketballD.volleyball

18.Wheredoesthetextmostprobablycomefrom?

A.Aguidebook.B.Ahistorybook.C.Astorybook.D.Asciencebook.

B

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Lastmonth,thelocalcommunityinvitedkidstosingfortheelderlyatthenursinghome.GrandmaaskedifIcould

comeandsingthesongthatshetaughtmewhenIwasalittlegirl.Ididn*twanttoletherdown,butsinginginpublic

reallytroubledmealot.

nIcan*tdoit.Pmtooshy."ItoldmyworrytomyfriendsMollyandEmily.

"You'renotalone,"saidMolly."Ifeelnervousaboutsinginginpublictoo.”

“Don'tworry!Ihaveanidea!"saidEmilyJImean,Ialwaysfeelbraverwithfriends.Howaboutthethreeofussing

together?"

Aftertalkingaboutitforawhile,weagreedhappily.Overthenextfewdays,wepracticedthesongsomanytimes

thatwecouldnotgetitoutofourheads.

Finally,thebigdaycame.Iwasn*ttheonlyonewhowasnervous.Molly*slegswereshaking.Emil/shandswerewet,

butshestillencouragedus,"Wecanbecomebraverandstrongerwhenwearetogether."

Emilywasright.Assoonaswestartedsinging,ournervousnesswentaway.Theprettyandrelaxingsongjustseemed

tosingitself.Thehallwasfilledwithcheers.Someoftheelderlyevenjoinedus.Withmorepeoplesingingtogether,

wesangmoreconfidently.Whenwefinishedsinging,Grandmacameontothestageandgaveusallawarmgroup

hug.

19.Thewriterfelttosinginfrontofothersatfirst.

A.pleasedB.excitedC.worriedD.bored

20.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"It"referto（指代）inParagraph5?

A.Singingthesongasagroup.

B.Tellingthetroubletotheelderly.

C.Askingthecommunityforhelp.

D.SeeingtheshowwithGrandma.

21.Whydidthethreegirlssingwithmoreconfidence?

A.Becausethesongmadethemrelaxed.

B.Becausesomepeoplejoinedthem.

C.Becausetheyenjoyedstandingonstage.

D.BecauseGrandmaencouragedthem.

22.Whafsthebesttitle（標(biāo)題）forthetext?

A.NervousStillB.StrongerAlone

C.WarmAlreadyD.BraverTogether

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c

Wehavemanywaystogetclosetonature,suchasdancingintherain,steppingonfallenleavesordigginginthesoiL

butmyfavouriteiswalkingbarefoot（赤腳）.

Walkingbarefootcanbeenjoyableandhelpful.ltcanhelpussleepbetterandfeelrestedinmindandbody.ltcanalso

buildourfootmuscles（肌肉）andimproveourbalance.AccordingtoTraditionalChineseMedicine,walking

barefootcanbegoodforourhealth.

Whenyouwanttotrywalkingbarefoot,there*snoneedtohurry.Atfirst,walkingbarefootfor10minutescanbe

fine.Afterthat,add5minuteseverydayuntilyoucanwalkfor20to30minutes.Ifyourfeethurt,takeabreakor

curtailthetime.

Walkingbarefoot,however,isn'talwayssafe.Peoplewithhealthproblemslikeflatfeetorbackpainshouldavoidthis

practice.Whafsmore,walkingbarefootincoldorwetenvironmentsmightcausehealthproblems.Tomakewalking

barefootsafe,rememberthefollowingpoints：

?Choosesafeplaces,likesoftgrassorwarmsand.

?Stayawayfromthingslikerocksorbrokenglass.

?Keepshoesathandifyouworrythatyourfeetwillgettoosore.

?Listentoyourbody一stopifyoufeelpainordiscomfort.

Walkingbarefootisagreatwaytofeelconnectedwithnature,butit*simportanttostaysafeandconsideryourown

healthcondition.

23.Whichofthefollowingisthewriter*sfavouritewaytogetclosetonature?

A.Dancingintherain.B.Steppingonfallenleaves.

C.Digginginthesoil.D.Walkingwithoutshoeson.

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"curtail"meaninParagraph3?

A.Tell.B.Make.C.Value.D.Reduce.

25.Accordingtothetext,remembertowhenyouarewalkingbarefoot.

A.tryacoldsurfaceB.practiceonhardrocks

C.findasafeplaceD.walkinwetenvironments

26.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Theintroductiontohealthproblems.

B.Thesuggestionsonoutdooractivities.

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C.Theinformationaboutwalkingbarefoot.

D.TheeffectsofTraditionalChineseMedicine.

D

"TheFive-StarredRedFlagflieshigh,,*"Wheneverwehearthesong,wewillsingalong.ThesongiscalledOdeto

theMotherland（《歌唱祖國(guó)》）.ItwaswrittenbyWangXin.

OnOctober1,1949,WangXinattendedtheFoundingCeremony（開(kāi)國(guó)大典）ofthePeople'sRepublicofChina.He

wasdeeplymovedanddecidedtowriteasongatonceforNewChinawithhisloveandpride.Hehadmanyideasbut

nonewasgoodenoughtohim.

OnedayinSeptember1950,onthewaytoBeijingRailwayStation,WangXinwalkedpastTiananmenSquare.The

momenthesawtheFive-StarredRedFlagflyinginthewind,afewwordsforthesongcameintohismind.Onthe

trainbacktoTianjin,whenhesawthefieldsandmountainsoutsidethewindow,themainpartofthesongbeganto

takeshape，"Overthemountains，acrosstheplains（平原）

WhenWangXinarrivedhome,hesaidwithexcitement,"Imadeit!Imadeit!"Hecompletedthewholesongright

away.Thenextmorning,hewenttoalocalnewspaper,hopingtogetthesongpublished.Butitwasn'taccepted.

However,WangXindidn*tgiveup.Heledamusicgrouptoperformthesongindifferentplaces.Thesongreally

broughtpeoplepower,prideandmoreloveforthecountry.

InSeptember1951,OdetotheMotherlandwasfinallypublishedinthePeople'sDailyandgotpopularacrossthe

country.Fromthenon,itwassungduringmanyimportantnationalevents.

WangXinoncesaid,"Pvewrittenmanyworksinmylife,butIbelievePveonlywrittentwosongs*.OneisOdeto

theMotherland,asongwrittenwithmusicalnotes（音符），andtheotherisasongwrittenforthemotherlandwith

allmyheart.n

27.Whydoesthewriterbeginthetextwithpartofasong?

A.Toansweraquestion.B.Tocatchreaders*interest.

C.Tostartaconversation.D.Tointroducethewriter'splan.

28.WhendidWangXindecidetowriteasongforNewChina?

A.InOctober1949.B.InSeptember1950.

C.InOctober1950.D.InSeptember1951.

29.WhatspiritcanwelearnfromWangXin?

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A.Nevergivingup.B.Nevershowingoff.

C.Keepingonlearning.D.Helpingthoseinneed.

30.Whatcanweinfer（推斷）fromWangXin*swordsinthelastparagraph?

A.Hesangtwosongsinhislife.

B.Heputhisheartintohisownlife.

C.Hewroteasongintwocities.

D.Hehaddeeploveforthemotherland.

四、任務(wù)型閱讀-簡(jiǎn)答：本大題共I小題，共10分。

31.Thenewschoolyeariscoming.Whowillbeyournewclassmates?Willyousitaloneorinpairs?Infact,there

aremanydifferentclassroomseatingarrangements（抖F歹！J）.Let'stakealookatsomeofthem.

TraditionalSeating

Studentssitaloneinrows.Thisseatingarrangementhelpsstudentslistento

theteachercarefully.Butitisnotconvenientforstudentstohavediscussions

inclass.

PairedSeating

二士二Twodesksareputtogether.Studentssitsidebyside.Sittinginpairsallows

■BM■■■■■■■■studentstodiscussandcooperatewiththeirdeskmates（同桌）.However,

MBHMMflHMsomestudentscan'tfocusontheirlessonsbecausetheymaychatwiththeir

deskmates.

GroupSeating

Studentssitinsmallgroups,facingeachother.Thisarrangementisgreatfor

eitherlargeclassesorsmallclassrooms.ltisgoodforgroupdiscussionsand

cooperation.Butthereisaproblem.Whenstudentsaredoinggroupwork,

someofthemmaysitbackandleaveotherstofindawayout.

U-ShapeSeating

DesksareplacedinaU-shape.Thiskindofseatingcreatesanopenspacein

themiddle.Theteacherhasenoughspacetomovearound.However,ittakes

upmoreclassroomspace.

Everycoinhastwosides.Everyseatingarrangementhasitsownadvantagesanddisadvantages.

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(1)Howdostudentssitintraditionalseating?

(2)WhatisthedisadvantageofU-shapeseating?

(3)Whichoftheseatingarrangementshelpstudentscooperatewitheachother?

(4)Whichseatingarrangementdoyoulikebest?Giveyourreason(s).Write30wordsormore.

五、閱讀填空：本大題共1小題，共10分。

32.MyuncleJasonisafireman.TodayIvisitedhimatthefirestation.ltwasanicedayfull(1)newthingstoseeand

learn!

Thefirestationlookslikeahouse.Themostexcitingpartisthegarage(車(chē)庫(kù)).Thereare(2)numberoffiretrucksin

it,readyforcalls.Thegarageisalsoaplaceforfirementoexercise.Theymuststaystrong(3)(save)people.Forthe

safetyoffiremen,specialmasks(面罩)，coatsandhelmets(頭盔)arealwaysnecessary.Buthavingthemonis

likewearingawintercoatinsummer,bothheavy(4)hot!

WhenUncleJasonshowedmehisbedroom,anemergencycall(5)(sudden)camein一afireinahouse!Heandsome

otherfiremenrushedoutassoonaspossible.Whenthey(6)(return)，UncleJasontoldmetheysavedafamily^pet

andputoutthefire.

Firemenworkinshifts(輪班)andeachshiftlaststwenty-four(7)(hour).Onbusydays,theymayspendallnight

fightingfires.Theyalsohelppeopleinmanyotherways.Lastnight,anoldcouplefoundasnakeintheirhouseand

UncleJason⑻(send)toofferhelp.

UncleJasonsaysthehardestpartforhimisbeingawayfrom⑼(he)family.Hemissesthemwhenhe*satwork,

butheloveshelpingpeopleasafireman.

Ifsfunmeetingmyuncleathisworkplace.Inmyheart,hehasbecome(10)(great)thaneverbefore.Pmsoproud

ofhim!

六、書(shū)面表達(dá)：本大題共1小題，共20分。

33.假定你是李輝，你的外國(guó)好友Eric給你發(fā)來(lái)一封郵件。請(qǐng)仔細(xì)閱讀這封郵件并寫(xiě)一封回信，內(nèi)容包括：

(1)感謝信任；

(2)介紹午休情況；

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(3)愿意繼續(xù)提供幫助。

To：LiHui

From：Eric

DearLiHui,

I'mdoingasetofstudiesonschoollifeindifferentcountries.NowPmcoll