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2025年遼寧省中考英語真題一、閱讀理解(★★)WelcometoPeaceCity,acitywithmanywonderfulparks.Thankyouforreadingthewhere-toguide.1.Youcancall________toknowmoreaboutbikeridingtrails.

A.653-8825B.293-5168C.616-2730D.537-03112.Ifyoutakeapetwithyou,________canbeagoodchoice.

A.GreenwoodParkB.RiversideParkC.VictoryParkD.DiscoveryPark3.Youcanplay________inVictoryParkandDiscoveryPark.

A.baseballB.footballC.basketballD.volleyball4.Wheredoesthetextmostprobablycomefrom?

A.Aguidebook.B.Ahistorybook.C.Astorybook.D.Asciencebook.(★★)Lastmonth,thelocalcommunityinvitedkidstosingfortheelderlyatthenursinghome.GrandmaaskedifIcouldcomeandsingthesongthatshetaughtmewhenIwasalittlegirl.Ididn’twanttoletherdown,butsinginginpublicreallytroubledmealot.“Ican’tdoit.I’mtooshy.”ItoldmyworrytomyfriendsMollyandEmily.“You’renotalone,”saidMolly.“Ifeelnervousaboutsinginginpublictoo.”“Don’tworry!Ihaveanidea!”saidEmily.“Imean,Ialwaysfeelbraverwithfriends.Howaboutthethreeofussingtogether?”Aftertalkingaboutitforawhile,weagreedhappily.Overthenextfewdays,wepracticedthesongsomanytimesthatwecouldnotgetitoutofourheads.Finally,thebigdaycame.Iwasn’ttheonlyonewhowasnervous.Molly’slegswereshaking.Emily’shandswerewet,butshestillencouragedus,“Wecanbecomebraverandstrongerwhenwearetogether.”Emilywasright.Assoonaswestartedsinging,ournervousnesswentaway.Theprettyandrelaxingsongjustseemedtosingitself.Thehallwasfilledwithcheers.Someoftheelderlyevenjoinedus.Withmorepeoplesingingtogether,wesangmoreconfidently.Whenwefinishedsinging,Grandmacameontothestageandgaveusallawarmgrouphug.5.Thewriterfelt________tosinginfrontofothersatfirst.

A.pleasedB.excitedC.worriedD.bored6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto(指代)inParagraph5?

A.Singingthesongasagroup.B.Tellingthetroubletotheelderly.C.Askingthecommunityforhelp.D.SeeingtheshowwithGrandma.7.Whydidthethreegirlssingwithmoreconfidence?

A.Becausethesongmadethemrelaxed.B.Becausesomepeoplejoinedthem.C.Becausetheyenjoyedstandingonstage.D.BecauseGrandmaencouragedthem.8.What’sthebesttitle(標題)forthetext?

A.NervousStill.B.StrongerAlone.C.WarmAlready.D.BraverTogether.(★★)Wehavemanywaystogetclosetonature,suchasdancingintherain,steppingonfallenleavesordigginginthesoil,butmyfavouriteiswalkingbarefoot(赤腳).Walkingbarefootcanbeenjoyableandhelpful.Itcanhelpussleepbetterandfeelrestedinmindandbody.Itcanalsobuildourfootmuscles(肌肉)andimproveourbalance.AccordingtoTraditionalChineseMedicine,walkingbarefootcanbegoodforourhealth.Whenyouwanttotrywalkingbarefoot,there’snoneedtohurry.Atfirst,walkingbarefootfor10minutescanbefine.Afterthat,add5minuteseverydayuntilyoucanwalkfor20to30minutes.Ifyourfeethurt,takeabreakorcurtailthetime.Walkingbarefoot,however,isn’talwayssafe.Peoplewithhealthproblemslikeflatfeetorbackpainshouldavoidthispractice.What’smore,walkingbarefootincoldorwetenvironmentsmightcausehealthproblems.Tomakewalkingbarefootsafe,rememberthefollowingpoints:·Choosesafeplaces,likesoftgrassorwarmsand.·Stayawayfromthingslikerocksorbrokenglass.·Keepshoesathandifyouworrythatyourfeetwillgettoosore.·Listentoyourbody—stopifyoufeelpainordiscomfort.Walkingbarefootisagreatwaytofeelconnectedwithnature,butit’simportanttostaysafeandconsideryourownhealthcondition.9.Whichofthefollowingisthewriter’sfavouritewaytogetclosetonature?

A.Dancingintherain.B.Steppingonfallenleaves.C.Digginginthesoil.D.Walkingwithoutshoeson.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“curtail”meaninParagraph3?

A.Tell.B.Make.C.Value.D.Reduce.11.Accordingtothetext,rememberto________whenyouarewalkingbarefoot.

A.tryacoldsurfaceB.practiceonhardrocksC.findasafeplaceD.walkinwetenvironments12.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Theintroductiontohealthproblems.B.Thesuggestionsonoutdooractivities.C.Theinformationaboutwalkingbarefoot.D.TheeffectsofTraditionalChineseMedicine.(★★)“TheFive-StarredRedFlagflieshigh…”Wheneverwehearthesong,wewillsingalong.ThesongiscalledOdetotheMotherland(《歌唱祖國》).ItwaswrittenbyWangXin.OnOctober1,1949,WangXinattendedtheFoundingCeremony(開國大典)ofthePeople’sRepublicofChina.HewasdeeplymovedanddecidedtowriteasongatonceforNewChinawithhisloveandpride.Hehadmanyideasbutnonewasgoodenoughtohim.OnedayinSeptember1950,onthewaytoBeijingRailwayStation,WangXinwalkedpastTian’anmenSquare.ThemomenthesawtheFive-StarredRedFlagflyinginthewind,afewwordsforthesongcameintohismind.OnthetrainbacktoTianjin,whenhesawthefieldsandmountainsoutsidethewindow,themainpartofthesongbegantotakeshape,“Overthemountains,acrosstheplains(平原)…”WhenWangXinarrivedhome,hesaidwithexcitement,“Imadeit!Imadeit!”Hecompletedthewholesongrightaway.Thenextmorning,hewenttoalocalnewspaper,hopingtogetthesongpublished.Butitwasn’taccepted.However,WangXindidn’tgiveup.Heledamusicgrouptoperformthesongindifferentplaces.Thesongreallybroughtpeoplepower,prideandmoreloveforthecountry.InSeptember1951,OdetotheMotherlandwasfinallypublishedinthePeople’sDailyandgotpopularacrossthecountry.Fromthenon,itwassungduringmanyimportantnationalevents.WangXinoncesaid,“I’vewrittenmanyworksinmylife,butIbelieveI’veonlywritten‘twosongs’.OneisOdetotheMotherland,asongwrittenwithmusicalnotes(音符),andtheotherisasongwrittenforthemotherlandwithallmyheart.”13.Whydoesthewriterbeginthetextwithpartofasong?

A.Toansweraquestion.B.Tocatchreaders’interest.C.Tostartaconversation.D.Tointroducethewriter’splan.14.WhendidWangXindecidetowriteasongforNewChina?

A.InOctober1949.B.InSeptember1950.C.InOctober1950.D.InSeptember1951.15.WhatspiritcanwelearnfromWangXin?

A.Nevergivingup.B.Nevershowingoff.C.Keepingonlearning.D.Helpingthoseinneed.16.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromWangXin’swordsinthelastparagraph?

A.Hesangtwosongsinhislife.B.Heputhisheartintohisownlife.C.Hewroteasongintwocities.D.Hehaddeeploveforthemotherland.(★★)閱讀短文,從方框內(nèi)所給的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項,其中有一個多余的選項?!癐wanttobecomeaspacemantoexploretheuniverse.”Whenyouarethinkinglikethis,youare“ThinkingBig”.Thinkingbigmeansaimingtoachievealot.Ithelpsyourealizeyourdreams.So,howcanyouthinkbig?17Thinklikeakid.Kidsarecuriousabouteverything.Theyarealwaysaskingbigquestionslike“CanIinventamagicmirrortoseethefuture?”Thinklikeakid,andyouwillpushyourselftohavebigideas.Setcleargoals.Withoutgoals,bigideasarenearlydaydreams.18Theyguideyoutoyourdestinations(目的地).Afteryousetgoals,youknowexactlywhattodoandwheretogo.Thecleareryourgoalsare,thebetterthinkeryouwillbe.19Withoutchallenges,therewillneverbebigideas.Withoutchallenges,therewillneverbemuchprogress.Pictureyourchallengesinyourhead,andyouwillthinkbigandgetunexpectedsolutions.Thinkofabetterworld.Abetterworldneedseveryone’sefforts.Butrememberthatthinkingbigisn’taboutbeingfamousasasingleperson.20Wouldyouliketotrythewaysabovetothinkbig?Youmightbecomeabigthinker!Whoknows?

A.Thinkbigforyourself.B.Imagineyourchallenges.C.Goalsarejustlikeroadmaps.D.Herearesomeusefulwaystohelpyou.E.Itisaboutaiminghighforthewholeworld.二、完形填空(★★)閱讀短文,理解其大意,從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Itwasalovelymorning,aperfectstartforJack’sbirthday.MumandDadpreparedabirthdaycakeandabasketoffood.Jackcarriedthecakehimself.Thewholefamilygotintothecarandheadedforthe_________.Afterarrivingthere,MumandDadfoundaniceplaceforapicnic.Theyputupthetentandspreadoutthebeachblanket(毯子).Jack_________thecakeandplayedthegame,TreasureHunt,withhisparentsonthebeach.Whenitwastimeforlunch,Dadwentbacktothecarto_________thebasketoffood.Butitwasn’tthere.DadsaidMumputitinthecar.MumsaidDaddidit.Theybecame_________.“Noworry,MumandDad,”Jackbrokethesilence.“Wecanstill_________thecake.”Mumpickedthecakeup,buttripped(絆)overtheblanket.Thecakefellontothesand.“Nowaycanweeatthecakenow,”Mumsighed(嘆氣).“Mum,I’mnothungryyet,”Jacksaid.Amomentlater,darkcloudscameanditbegantorain.Thefamily_________packedupeverythinganddecidedtoleave.Dadmadea(n)_________,“We’llhaveabigmealonthewayhome.”Butlatertheyfoundtheonlyrestaurantonthewaybackwasclosed.MumandDadwerealittlesad.Luckily,Jack_________manyjokesthatcouldcheerthemup.Whentheygothome,theysawthe_________,rightthereinsidethefrontdoor.“Wecanhaveapicnicnow!”Jacksaidwithjoy.“Aperfectendformy__________,”Jackthoughttohimself.“Well,OK,maybeitwasn’tquite100%perfect.Butitwasneverboring!”21.A.beachB.hillC.farmD.forest22.A.threwawayB.putdownC.gavebackD.heldup23.A.fillB.repairC.chooseD.get24.A.silentB.strictC.busyD.glad25.A.shareB.buyC.showD.cover26.A.lazilyB.secretlyC.quicklyD.strangely27.A.noiseB.mistakeC.a(chǎn)nswerD.promise28.A.neededB.guessedC.forgotD.knew29.A.tentB.basketC.treasureD.cake30.A.gameB.morningC.birthdayD.hunt三、短文填空(★★★)閱讀短文,在空白處填入一個適當?shù)膯卧~或用括號內(nèi)所給詞的正確形式填空,使短文通順、連貫。MyuncleJasonisafireman.TodayIvisitedhimatthefirestation.Itwasanicedayfull31newthingstoseeandlearn!Thefirestationlookslikeahouse.Themostexcitingpartisthegarage(車庫).Thereare32numberoffiretrucksinit,readyforcalls.Thegarageisalsoaplaceforfirementoexercise.Theymuststaystrong33(save)people.Forthesafetyoffiremen,specialmasks(面罩),coatsandhelmets(頭盔)arealwaysnecessary.Buthavingthemonislikewearingawintercoatinsummer,bothheavy34hot!WhenUncleJasonshowedmehisbedroom,anemergencycall35(sudden)camein—afireinahouse!Heandsomeotherfiremenrushedoutassoonaspossible.Whenthey36(return),UncleJasontoldmetheysavedafamily’spetandputoutthefire.Firemenworkinshifts(輪班)andeachshiftlaststwenty-four37(hour).Onbusydays,theymayspendallnightfightingfires.Theyalsohelppeopleinmanyotherways.Lastnight,anoldcouplefoundasnakeintheirhouseandUncleJason38(send)toofferhelp.UncleJasonsaysthehardestpartforhimisbeingawayfrom39(he)family.Hemissesthemwhenhe’satwork,butheloveshelpingpeopleasafireman.It’sfunmeetingmyuncleathisworkplace.Inmyheart,hehasbecome40(great)thaneverbefore.I’msoproudofhim!四、任務型閱讀(★★)閱讀下面的材料,根據(jù)內(nèi)容回答問題。Thenewschoolyeariscoming.Whowillbeyournewclassmates?Willyousitaloneorinpairs?Infact,therearemanydifferentclassroomseatingarrangements(排列).Let’stakealookatsomeofthem.TraditionalSeatingStudentssitaloneinrows.Thisseatingarrangementhelpsstudentslistentotheteachercarefully.Butitisnotconvenientforstudentstohavediscussionsinclass.PairedSeatingTwodesksareputtogether.Studentssitsidebyside.Sittinginpairsallowsstudentstodiscussandcooperatewiththeirdeskmates(同桌).However,somestudentscan’tfocusontheirlessonsbecausetheymaychatwiththeirdeskmates.GroupSeatingStudentssitinsmallgroups,facingeachother.Thisarrangementisgreatforeitherlargeclassesorsmallclassrooms.Itisgoodforgroupdiscussionsandcooperation.Butthereisaproblem.Whenstudentsaredoinggroupwork,someofthemmaysitbackandleaveotherstofindawayout.U-ShapeSeatingDesksareplacedinaU-shape.Thiskindofseatingcreatesanopenspaceinthemiddle.Theteacherhasenoughspacetomovearound.However,ittakesupmoreclassroomspace.Everycoinhastwosides.Everyseatingarrangementhasitsownadvantagesanddisadvantages.41.Howdostudentssitintraditionalseating?__________________________________42.WhatisthedisadvantageofU-shapeseating?__________________________________43.Whichoftheseatingarrangementshelpstudentscooperatewitheachother?__________________________________44.Whichseatingarrangementdo

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