河北5年中考英語(yǔ)（21-25年）真題分類匯編-學(xué)生版——閱讀表達(dá)1.（2025·河北·中考真題）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。Wemayhaveaninterviewforourvolunteerwork.Andthefollowingsuggestionswillhelpmaketheinterviewasuccess.Weshoulddosomeresearchonthevolunteerwork.Wecancalltheorganizationorvisititswebsitetofindoutsomeinformationaboutit.It’salsoimportantforustothinkaboutwhatquestionstheinterviewersmayask.Itwillhelpustokeeptheinterviewgoingsmoothly.Whenleavingfortheinterview,wemustremembertotakeeverythingweneed.Andwe’resupposedtobeattheinterviewabout30minutesearly.Itallowsustogetreadyfortheinterview.Beforewegointotheinterviewroom,wecantakeadeepbreathtorelaxourselves.Whenwehearsomeoneaskustogoinside,wecanentertheroom.Weshouldgreettheinterviewerswithasmileandstanduntiltheyaskustositdown.Inansweringquestions,wehadbetterbeconfidenttoshowourtalentandskills.It’simportanttolookintotheinterviewers’eyesevenifweareverynervousandshy.Ifwecan’tunderstandtheinterviewers’questions,it’sOKtoasktheinterviewerstoexplainthemfurther.Beforetheinterviewisover,theinterviewersusuallyinviteustoasksomequestions.Wecanaskaquestionabouttheworkortheinterview.Forexample,“Whatkindoftrainingdoyouoffertovolunteers?”Wearesupposedtothanktheinterviewersbeforeweleave.Withthesesuggestions,wewillhaveagoodchanceofgettingvolunteerwork.1．Howcanwedoresearchonthevolunteerwork?2．Whyarewesupposedtobeattheinterviewearly?3．Whatcanwedotorelaxourselvesbeforewegointotheinterviewroom?4．Whatshouldwedoifwecan’tunderstandtheinterviewers’questions?5．Whatquestiondoyouwanttoasktheinterviewersbeforetheinterviewisover?(Yourquestionshouldbedifferentfromtheunderlinedoneinthetext.)2.（2024·河北·中考真題）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。Naturehasmanywaystosolveproblems.Wehumanslearnalotfromanimalsandplantsinnature.Thereisascienceabouthowwecopygreatideasfromanimalsandplantstocreatehelpfulproducts.Itiscalledbiomimetics(仿生學(xué)).Someanimalssuchasthissugargliderhavewing-likestructures(結(jié)構(gòu))tohelpthemflyfromtreetotree.Whentheyjump,theyspreadouttheirarmsandlegstohelpthemflydowneasily.Wing-suits,akindofclothes,canletpeopleexperienceflying.Theideaoftheseclothescomesfromthesugarglider.Someanimalshavestructuresusedforself-protection.Anarmadillohasahardcoverthatcanprotectitfromotherdangerousanimals.Whenanarmadillofeelsthatitisindanger,itwillchangeintoaball.Oncethedangerousanimalgoesaway,itcomesoutoftheball.Thearmadillohastaughtpeopletocreateabackpackwithahardsurface.Thesurfaceofthebackpackprotectsthingsinsidefrombeingbroken.Plantshavehelpedpeoplecomeupwithamazinginventions,too.Perhapsthebest-knownexampleisVelcro(尼龍搭扣).Itincludestwopiecesofcloth.Theysticktoeachotherwhentheyarepressedtogether.Velcroisusedoneverythingfromhandbagstoclothes.TheideaofVelcroisfromburrs(帶芒刺的小果實(shí))ofaplant.Theyhavespecialstructurestoallowthemselvestosticktopeople’sclothingorhair.Theyaretakentootherplacesinthisway.Fromtheseexamples,wecanseebiomimeticsiswidelyusedinourdailylife.Whatotherproblemswillnaturehelpussolveinthefuture?Let’swaitandsee!1、2題完成句子；3-5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。1．Wehumanslearnalotfrom.2．Thesugarglidersspreadouttohelpthemflydowneasily.3．Whatwillanarmadillodoifitfeelsthatitisindanger?4．WhereisVelcroused?5．Whatdothekindofplantandtwokindsofanimalsinthetexthaveincommon?

(依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從兩個(gè)不同的方面回答)3.（2023·河北·中考真題）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成下面小題。Lastweekwewentonaschooltriptoasciencemuseum.Ms.Liu,theguide,showedusaroundasmarthome.Westartedwiththefrontdoor.Ms.Liuaskedmetoringthedoorbell.Ididn’tnoticethetinycamerathatwasfixedjustaboveit.AfterIpressed(按)thedoorbell,thecamerasentalivevideo(視頻直播)tothehome-owners.“Theycanelectronicallyopenthedoorwhentheyarenotathome,”saidMs.Liu.TheotherthingIcouldn’tseeonthedoorwasalock.“Theremustbeone,”Ithought.Atthistime,Ms.Liutookoutasmartphoneandputitagainstthedoor.Anditopened.“Oh,thekeyisonthesmartphone.”Afterenteringthelivingroom,Isawacomputeronatable.Byusingthecomputer,theownerscancontrolhowmuchenergyisused.Inthisway,theycanmanagetheirlivingcost.OneoftheroomsIwantedtoseemostwasthebedroom.Tomygreatsurprise,thebeddisappearedintotheflooratthetouchofthesmartphone.Thewindowhasasmartblind(百葉窗).Itcanberaisedandloweredwithavoice.AsIleftthesmarthome,IlookedbackonwhatIhadjustseen.Scientistsoftensaythattheseproductsareimprovingourlife.Ithinkthetechnologyinthesmarthomemaymakeuslazier.However,thereisnodoubtthatitwillbecomemorepopularinthehomesoftomorrow.1、2題完成句子；3~5題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。1．Ms.Liushowedthestudentsaroundinasciencemuseum.2．Thehome-ownerscanelectronicallywhentheyarenotathome.3．Whereisthekeytothedoor?4．Howcantheownerscontrolhowmuchenergyisused?5．（開放性設(shè)問(wèn)）Doyoulikethetechnologyinthesmarthome?Whyorwhynot?4.（2022·河北·中考真題）閱讀下面短文，按要求完成各題?！癐couldtellitwashimbythewayhewalked.”Ifyou’veeversaidthat,youunderstandbiometrics（生物識(shí)別技術(shù)）.Biometrictechnologyisanimportanttopicinourworkandprivatelives.Itincludestheuseoffingerprintsorknowingaperson’svoice.Itisthescienceaboutwhatapersonlookslikeandhowapersondoesthings.Liketreeleaves,notwohumanbeingsareexactlythesame.They’vegotdifferenteyesanddifferenthair.Andeveryonehasadifferentwayofwalkingormoving.Thistechnologycantellyoufromothers.Atthemomentifyoutravelthroughanairport,youneedyourIDcardorpassport.Ifyougotoyourbanktogetsomemoney,youneedacardandaspecialnumber.Butwhatshouldyoudoifyouloseyourpassportorforgetyournumber?Biometrictechnologycansolvethisproblem.Thetechnologyisbecomingmoreandmorepopularwitholdpeoplebecausetheynolongerneedtoremembertheirpasswords（密碼）.Thistechnologyisallaroundusinourlife.Weusethemtounlockasmartphone,getintoourhomes,startourcarswithoutakeyorevenpayforourshopping.Nothingisperfect.Peopleareworriedaboutthesafetyoftheirprivateinformation.However,thetechnologywillbecomemuchbetterinthefuture,anditwillbecomemoreandmoreimportantinourdailylife.1題完成句子；2、3題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題；4題找出并寫下第二段的主題句；5題將畫線句子譯成漢語(yǔ)。1．Biometrictechnologyincludesorknowingaperson’svoice.2．Whatarepeopleworriedabout?3．Wherecanthetechnologybeusedaccordingtothetext?（至少寫出文中提到的兩個(gè)地方）4．5．5.（2021·河北·中考真題）Whatwilltheworldoftomorrowlooklike?ManypeopletodaybelievethattechnologyisgoingtohelpsolvesomeofthemostdifficultproblemswehaveonEarthtoday.Newtechnologymaysolveoldproblems,anditmayalsocreatenewones.Notechnologyisperfect.Eachhasadvantagesanddisadvantages,asthesethreeexamples.Whenwedreamaboutthefuture,manyofusthinkthatwewillbeabletoflytotheskiesinourownpersonalflyingcar.Wecouldflyat480kmperhour,avoidingtrafficlightsandbusyroads.However,ifthecarsbecomepopular,therewillbeproblemswithtrafficcontrol.3Dprintingisanothernewtechnologyforthefuture.3Dprintersarealreadyusedtomakelife-sizemodelsofcarparts,andman-madebodyparts,suchasears.Aswemoveintothefuture,3Dprintingwillchangethewaywemakethingsandthewaywetreatsickpeople.Thedisadvantageisthatsuchamachineisveryexpensive.Finally,peoplearetryingtobuildarobotsuit(套裝).Thisisanelectronicsuit.Itallowspeopletoliftheavyobjectsandwalkalongway.Itmighthelppeoplewalkagainafteranillnessoranaccident.However,onedisadvantageatthemomentiscost.Lookingahead,itiseasytoimagineafuture.Wewillbeabletoflytowork,printoutanewpairofshoesorliftacaraboveourheads.Althoughtherearesomeproblemstosolvebeforeallofthisispossible,wecancertainlydreamofaworld.Inthisworld,technologymakespeople’slifeeasierandsafer.Itcansolvesomeofthemostdifficultproblemswehavetoday.1、2題完成句子；3題簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題；4題找出并寫下第三段的主題句；5題將文中畫線句子譯成漢語(yǔ)。1．Newtechnologymayandmayalsocreatenewones.2．Iftheflyingcarsbecomepopular,therewillbeproblemswith.3．Whatmighttherobotsuithelppeopledoafteranillnessoranaccident?4．5．1.（2025·河北唐山·三模）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。Fromblackboardstowearabletechnology,educationhasseenrapidchangesinthepast50years.Technologyhastheabilitytoenrichlessonsandteachingmethods.Whatdoesthefutureholdforthenextgeneration(一代)oflearners?Whatwilltheschoolsbelikeinthefuture?Smartschoolswillbetheschoolsofthenextgeneration.Thesefutureschoolswillusehightechnologytohelpstudentslearnmorequickly.Studentswillalsobenefitfromlessonsthataresuitablefortheirlearningstyleandability.Anditwillbemoreconvenientforteachers.AuniversityinCanadahasbuiltthefirst5Gsmartcollegeinthecountry.Ahigh-techcompanyhelpedtobuilda5Gnetworkacrosstheschoolyard.Thismadeiteasyforeveryonetousethesmartsystem.IntheUK,StaffordshireUniversitymadeanAIrobotcalledBeacon.Itislikeapersonalhelperforstudentandit’sverypopularatschool.Thestudentscanaskitquestionsanditcananswerasarealteacher.Thesmartsystemcanbeabighelpintheclassroom.Itcanchangethebrightnessaccordingtotheenvironment.Whenit’sbrightenough,thesmartsystemwillturnthelightsdownabit.Whenit’sdarkinside,itwillturnthelightsup.Inthisway,thestudentscanlearninabettercondition.Expertsbelievethatmoreandmoreschoolswillwelcomethesmartsystemtohelptheschoolbetterandservetheteachersaswellasstudents.So,isyourschoolalsoasmartone?1．Whatbenefitscanstudentsgetfromfutureschools?（根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容寫出一個(gè)即可）2．Whohelpedtobuilda5GnetworkacrosstheschoolyardinauniversityinCanada?3．WhatcanBeacondoatStaffordshireUniversityintheUK?4．Howcanthesmartsystembeabighelpintheclassroom?5．Doyouthinkitnecessarytobuildsmartschools?Whyorwhynot?2.（2025·河北邯鄲·三模）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。Project-basedlearningislearningwhiledoing.Itgiveslearnersthechancetogetadeeperunderstandingofatopic.Duringthelearning,learnerssolveproblemsbyusingreal-worldexamplesandchallenges.Project-basedlearningisbecomingwidelyusedinschools.Studentsworkonaprojectoveraperiodoftime—fromaweektoaterm.Attheendoftheproject,theyshowtheirknowledgeandskillsbycreatingaproductforpeople.Let’staketheexampleofSandra.Sandraisaneleven-year-oldstudentinSunshinePrimarySchool.ShewantedtoknowmoreaboutGreekmythology(希臘神話).Well,howdidshemakeit?◆Step1ChooseatopicShechoseGreekmythologycharactersasthetopicbecauseshewasinterestedinthecharactersandtheirstories.◆Step2DotheresearchShehadtolearnaboutthattopicanddosomeresearchonit.Tocollectinformation,shereadbooksandarticlesaboutthehistoryofGreekmythology.ShealsoreadsomenovelslikeHarryPotterandPercyJackson.ShewatchedvideosandplayedgamesallconnectedwithGreekmythology.Whenshecollectedherinformation,shewasreadytocreateaproject.◆Step3CreateaprojectShecreatedaprojectbasedonhertalentsandskills.ShelovestobuildwithLegos(樂(lè)高),soshedecidedtobuildlegocreationsbasedonthestoriesofGreekmythologycharacters.She’salsoreallygoodatart,soshecreatedabookaboutherfavoritecharacters.Inherbook,shedrewpicturesofthemandwrotethestoriesinherownwords.◆Step4DothepresentationAfterallofthatwork,shemadealivingroompresentationforMomandDadandsharedthetwoproductsthatshehadcreated.Thenshesharedherprojectonlinewithfriends,andevensharedherprojectonsocialmedia.FromtheexampleofSandra,wecanseethatproject-basedlearningallowsastudenttolearnaboutatopicandthencreateaprojectbasedonhisorhertalentsandskills.Noteveryoneisagreattesttaker,buteveryoneisgoodatsomething.Throughprojectwork,studentscannotonlylearndeeplyaboutatopic,butalsohavefunlearning.Soifyou’reinterestedinsomething,whynotstartwithproject-basedlearning?1．Howdolearnerssolveproblemsinproject-basedlearning?2．Howlongdoesittakestudentstofinishaproject?3．WhatdidSandradotocollectinformation?(OneexampleisOK.)4．WhatwerethetwoproductsthatSandracreated?5．WhatdoyouthinkofSandra’slearningexperience?Inyouropinion,what’stheadvantageofproject-basedlearning?3.（2025·河北邢臺(tái)·三模）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。FromApril8,2025,petownerscanbringtheircatsordogsonhigh-speedtrainsalongtheBeijing-ShanghaiHigh-SpeedRailway.However,petswilltravelinaspecialareadesignedforthem.WhyThisServiceMattersManypeopleinChinawanttotravelwiththeirpets.In2022,newrulesstoppedpassengersfrombringinganimalsontrains,exceptonsomeslowtrains.In2024,asurveyshowedpeople’sstronginterestinpet-friendlytravel,anditledtothisnewservice.CostoftheServicePricesdependontraveldistance(距離).Forexample,atripunder1,000kmnormallycosts558yuan,butduringthetrial(試行)period,itis360yuan.Atripbetween1,000—1,500kmnormallycosts658yuan,butduringthetrialperiod,itis460yuan.HowtoUsetheServicePassengersmustbookticketsatleasttwodaysearlythroughthe12306websiteorapp.Petsmustbehealthy,weighnomorethan15kg,andbeunder40cmtall.OwnersalsoneedtoshowtheirIDandtheirpets’healthpapers.DuringtheJourneyTrainworkerswillcheckonthepetseverytwohoursandprovidewater,butownerscannotvisitorfeedtheirpets.PublicOpinionsSomepetownersarehappy.ApersonfromShenzhensaid,“IhopemoretrainswillallowpetssoIcantakemycattovisitfamilyinNanjing.”O(jiān)thersworrythatpetsfeelstressedinthespecialarea.Thisserviceisabigsteptowardmakingtraveleasierforpetowners,butimprovementsmaystillbeneededinthefuture.1．Whatdidthesurveyin2024show?2．Howmuchwillpeoplepayforapetonan800-kmtripduringthetrialperiod?3．Whataretherequirementsforpetstousetheservice?(寫出兩個(gè)答案即可)4．Howoftenwillthetrainworkerscheckonthepetsduringthejourney?5．Whatdoyouthinkoftheservice?Why?4.（2025·河北保定·三模）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。FromApril8,2025,petownerscanbringtheircatsordogsonhigh-speedtrainsalongtheBeijing-ShanghaiHigh-SpeedRailway.However,petswilltravelinaspecialareadesignedforthem.WhyThisServiceMattersManypeopleinChinawanttotravelwiththeirpets.In2022,newrulesstoppedpassengersfrombringinganimalsontrains,exceptonsomeslowtrains.In2024,asurveyshowedpeople’sstronginterestinpet-friendlytravel,anditledtothisnewservice.CostoftheServicePricesdependontraveldistance(距離).Forexample,atripunder1,000kmnormallycosts558yuan,butduringthetrial(試行)period,itis360yuan.Atripbetween1,000—1,500kmnormallycosts658yuan,butduringthetrialperiod,itis460yuan.HowtoUsetheServicePassengersmustbookticketsatleasttwodaysearlythroughthe12306websiteorapp.Petsmustbehealthy,weighnomorethan15kg,andbeunder40cmtall.OwnersalsoneedtoshowtheirIDandtheirpets’healthpapers.DuringtheJourneyTrainworkerswillcheckonthepetseverytwohoursandprovidewater,butownerscannotvisitorfeedtheirpets.PublicOpinionsSomepetownersarehappy.ApersonfromShenzhensaid,“IhopemoretrainswillallowpetssoIcantakemycattovisitfamilyinNanjing.”O(jiān)thersworrythatpetsfeelstressedinthespecialarea.Thisserviceisabigsteptowardmakingtraveleasierforpetowners,butimprovementsmaystillbeneededinthefuture.1．Whatdidthesurveyin2024show?2．Howmuchwillpeoplepayforapetonan800-kmtripduringthetrialperiod?3．Whataretherequirementsforpetstousetheservice?(寫出兩個(gè)答案即可)4．Howoftenwillthetrainworkerscheckonthepetsduringthejourney?5．Whatdoyouthinkoftheservice?Why?5.（2025·河北石家莊·二模）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。Forme,examsarenotjustawaytocheckwhatI’velearned.Theygivemeachancetoimprovemylearningskills.Here’showImakefulluseofeveryexam.Beforeanexam,IreviewwhatI’velearnedinanorganizedway.Ipracticedifferenttypesofquestionstoprepareforaimingtopics.Inthelast10minutesbeforetheexam,Ipracticeafewsimpleproblemstogivemyselfmoreconfidence.Duringtheexam,Ifocusoncompletingeachquestioncarefully.Besides,Iseeitasawaytopracticecompletingtasksunderpressure.Ialwaysplanmytimeforeachpart.Ialwayschoosethebestordertoanswerthequestions.Ialwaysfindthewaythatworksbestforme.Aftertheexam,Ispendsometimethinkingaboutmyperformance.Ireviewmymistakes,breakdownmystepsforproblem-solving,andre-examinemytimemanagement.What’smore,itisamusttofindoutmyknowledgegaps(知識(shí)空白)andthengobacktothetextbookandpracticesimilarproblems.IalsoliketowritedownwhatIthinkfromeveryexaminapersonal“examhandbook”.AndIoftenreaditbeforethenextexam.Thesemethodsdoalotforme.TheyremindmeofthemistakesIevermadeintheexam,helpmegetbetterwaystodealwithexams,learntheknowledgethatI’mstillweakin.Byfollowingthesesteps,I’vefoundthatIcangetthemostoutofeveryexamandcontinuelearning.1．Whatchancedoexamsgivethewriter?2．Whydoesthewriterpracticedifferenttypesofquestionsbeforetheexam?3．Whatdoesthewriterdoduringtheexam?（寫出一個(gè)答案即可）4．Whendoesthewriterspendtimethinkingabouthisperformance?5．Tomakefulluseofeveryexam,whatdoyouusuallydoafteranexam?Why?6.（2025·河北唐山·二模）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。Accordingtothenewcurriculumstandard(課程標(biāo)準(zhǔn))forlabor(勞動(dòng))education,studentsinprimaryandmiddleschoolshaveatleastonecourseeveryweekonbasichouseholdskillssuchascooking.Cookingshouldbeconsideredasanartjustlikeanyotheractivitybecauseitrequiresskillsandknowledge.It’ssaidthatstudentsshouldlearnscientificfactsaswellashowtopreparemeals.Thefollowingwillexplainwhystudentsshouldlearncookinginschools.First,cookingisanimportantskillinlife.Why?Becausestudentswholearncookingskillsaremorelikelytoleadsuccessfulindependentliveswhentheyareoutofschool.Also,theycanstepintotheworldknowinghowtomakealiving.Second,cookinghelpsdiscoverfuturecareer.Whenschoolsoffercookinglessons,studentswillshowaninterestinitandmighttakecookingasacareer.Thiswillgivethemthechancetoperfecttheirbasicskillsandbecreativeinthekitchen.Third,cookingonyourownavoidswastingmoney.Studentsspendalotofmoneyonready-madefood.Infact,theycanprepareanicemealwithlesscostbybuyingfreshvegetables,meat,fruitandsoon.Somestudentstalkabouttheirexperiencesaboutthecookingclasses.Michael:OurschooloffersdifferentkindsofDIYclassestomakedesserts.DIYclassesrundailyfrom4:00p.m.to6:00p.m.Itisacompletelyhands-onpersonalcookingexperience.YoucangotoourwebsitetogetmoreinformationaboutDIY.Linda:Ilearncookingskillsbothatschoolandinmyneighborhood.ThereissuchafantasticChineserestaurantintheneighbourhoodthatpeopleloveallthedishes.Thecook,whoisgoodatChinesedishes,teachespeoplehowtocooktraditionalChinesedisheseveryMondayafternoon.Cookingskillsareuseful,butitdoesrequiresomefullyequipped(配備齊全的)kitchens.Ihopetheseclasseswillbegoodforstudentsandnotbeseenaswindowdressing.1．Howmanycoursesonbasichouseholdskillsdostudentshaveeachweek?2．Whyiscookinganimportantskillinlifeforstudents?(寫出一種答案即可)3．WhencanyoutakeDIYclasses?4．WheredoesLindalearncookingskills?5．Howdoyoufeelaboutcookingclasses?Pleaseshareyourexperienceofcooking.(答案須與文中例句不同)7.（2025·河北邯鄲·二模）閱讀下面短文，簡(jiǎn)略回答問(wèn)題。Doschoolsneedlibrariesandlibrarians?IntheU.S.,librariesarenotrequiredinpublicschools.Over8,000schoolshavenolibraries.Forthosewithlibraries,about17,000havenolibrarians.Since2000,nearly20%oflibrarianshavebeenremovedfrompublicschools.Librariescostlotsofmoneytosetupandkeepup-to-date(更新).Publicschoolsdependontaxpayers’(納稅人的)moneytopayforbooks,computers,salaries,andmore.Whenthereisnotenoughmoney,schoolsoftenremovelibrarians’jobsandbuyfewerbooks.Bookscanbecomeout-of-date,andmanyschoolsevenhavereplacedlibrarieswithmediacentersthathavecomputerssothatstudentscanfindnewinformationonline.Thesechangessavemoney,andstudentscanstillgettheirworkdone.Itseemslikeawin-wingame.However,nationalandstateresearchcomparingstudents’t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