2025學年第一學期期中檢測初二級英語（問卷）第Ⅰ卷選擇題（共85分）聽力部分（15分）一、聽力理解（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）聽四段對話，請根據(jù)所聽到的內容選擇正確的答案，并涂在答題卡的相應位置。每段對話播放兩遍。聽下面一段對話，回答第1-2兩個小題。（）1.Whichonehasthemostcomfortableseats?A.TownCinema. B.MoviePalace. C.ScreenCity.（）2.Whenwilltheygotothemovies?A.ThisFriday. B.ThisSaturday. C.ThisSunday.聽下面一段對話，回答第3-4兩個小題。（）3.Whatcanstudentsdoduringthesummervacationaccordingtothegirl?A.Joininsummerprograms.B.Getsummerjobs.C.Gotothebeach.（）4.Whatcannotstudentslearnfromthesummerprograms?A.History. B.Foreignlanguages. C.Art.聽下面一段對話，回答第5-7三個小題。（）5.WhatdoestheboythinkofTheOldManandtheSea?A.Exciting. B.Boring. C.Meaningful.（）6.Whatdoesthewomanadvisetheboytodowhenheiswriting?A.Tomakesurethewordsheusesareeasytounderstand.B.Toaskhimselfsomequestionsandanswerthequestionsclearly.C.Tomakesurethewritingstyleisinterestingandspecial.（）7.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Friends. B.Teacherandstudent. C.Motherandson.聽下面一段對話，回答第8-10三個小題。（）8.WhydoesDavidlooksad?A.Becausehelosthiswallet.B.Becausehehadabusyvacation.C.Becausehearguedwithhismother.（）9.WhatdoesDavid’smotheralwaysdo?A.Shealwayscompareshimwithotherkids.B.Shealwaysaskshimtodoalotofchores.C.Shealwaysaskshimtodohishomeworkatschool.（）10.Whatcanweknowfromtheconversation?A.David’steacherwillgivethestudentslesshomework.B.Davidwillprobablyaskhisteacherforhelp.C.David’smotherthinkshisteachershouldhaveaparents’meeting.二、聽取信息（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）聽下面一段獨白，請根據(jù)題目要求，從所聽到的內容中獲取必要的信息，并把答案填入答題卷標號為（A）-（E）的空格中，每橫線不限填寫一個單詞。錄音讀兩遍。ArobotnamedWakamaruWhoinventedit?（A）______inJapan.Howdoesithelppeople?Wakamaruhelpspeopleina（B）______way.Whatcanittalktopeople?Itknowsabout10,000wordsandcantalktopeopleaboutthe（C）______andothersubjects.Whatjobscanitdoforpeople?Duringtheday,Wakamarucandoalotofhouseworkforpeople.Atnight,it（D）______aroundthehouse,butitcanwakefamilymembersupifthereisanytrouble.Whendiditfirstappear?Theyellow,3-footrobotfirstappearedin（E）______.筆試部分（70分）說明：1.本部分共五大題，請檢查題數(shù)；2.筆試部分所有的試題為客觀性選擇題，請在答題卡上按規(guī)定用2B鉛筆作答。三、單項選擇（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）請在下列各題的四個選項中選擇一個最佳答案。（）11.—HowdidyoulikeyourhostfamilyinSydney?—Theywereveryfriendly.Theytriedtocook______formewhenIlivedthere.A.differentanything B.differentsomethingC.somethingdifferent D.anythingdifferent（）12.Thereare______applesonthetree.Wouldyouliketopick______forme?A.any;some B.some;any C.some;some D.any;any（）13.______,myfatherbegantoworkinthiscompany.Hewas______atthattime.A.In2000s;intheforties B.Inthe2000s;inhisfortiesC.On2000s;intheforty D.Onthe2000s;inhisforty（）14.______studentstookpartinthesportsmeetingonthe______SchoolDay.A.Thousandsof;ninety B.Thousandof;ninetiethC.Thousandsof;ninetieth D.Thousandof;ninety（）15.Nowtheafter-schoolserviceisinuseproperly,andstudentsaresuretohave______homeworkand______freetimeafterthanbefore.A.less;fewer B.fewer;less C.less;more D.more;fewer（）16.—Ithinkswimmingis______running.—Idon’tthinkso.Ilikerunningratherthan______.A.moreinterestingthan;swimmingB.notasinterestingas;swimmingC.notasmoreinterestingas;toswimD.notasinterestingas;swim（）17.—Whata______film!Ididn’tgetanythingafterwatchingit!—Whynotthink______andmaybeyouwillfindsomethinguseful!A.boring,further B.bored,fartherC.interesting,further D.interested,farther（）18.Thehigh-speedtrainisoneof______oftransportationinChina.A.themoreconvenientmeansB.themostconvenientmeansC.themoreconvenientmeanD.themostconvenientmean（）19.Hereisthisweek’smagazine.Please______itandchooseonearticleforcarefulreading.A.lookinto B.lookthrough C.lookup D.lookafter（）20.—Guys,seeyouinJanuary!—______,John.Calluswhenyouarebackhome.A.That’sallright B.That’sright C.Takeiteasy D.Takecare四、語法選擇（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）閱讀下面短文，按照句子結構的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，從21~30各題所給的A、B、C和D項中選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。InXiaoshiSubdistrict,GulouDistrict,Nanjing,aspecialdanceteamislightinguplivesthroughart.ThewheelchairdancegroupwasfoundedinSeptember2022.Now,there21.14memberswithdifferentdegreesofmobilitychallengesintheteam.Theytookpart22acharityactivityandperformedawheelchairdanceinApril.58-year-oldSongAixiaistheleaderof23team.“Ourteamwasfoundedtohelpitsmembersstepoutoftheirhomesandbepartofsociety,”saidSong.“Sofar,we24severalwheelchairdances.Everyonesitstallintheirwheelchairs,movingtheirarms,turning,andshiftingformations（隊形）totherhythmofthemusic25.”Eachmemberbringstheirownlivelyenergytotheteam.CoachWangJue,whopaidforherowntraining,createddancemovesspecificallyfordancerswithdisabilities.ZhangXiuqin,nowinherseventies,keepsattendingthroughouttheyear.NiMing,wholiveswithmyasthenia,spentmonths26toperformafandance.27thiswheelchairdanceteamperformsinunison,theyshownotonlyartistrybutalsotheunbreakablespiritofresilience（堅韌）.“Wheelchairscannotstopourdreamsofa28life,”saidSong.Thesedancersilluminate（照亮）lifethroughart,dancinginthelightofhopeandperseverance.Throughdance,thesedancersbringhopetoboth29andothers.Theyprovethatwithpassion（熱情）,anyonecanshine—nomatterwhatchallengestheyface.Astheymoveinrhythm,theyremindus:life’sdanceisabouthearts,not30.（）21.A.is B.are C.was D.were（）22.A.at B.on C.in D.for（）23.A.a B.an C.the D./（）24.A.learn B.learns C.learned D.havelearned（）25.A.happy B.happier C.happily D.happiness（）26.A.practise B.practises C.topractise D.practising（）27.A.When B.If C.Unless D.Because（）28.A.beauty B.beautiful C.beautifully D.beautify（）29.A.they B.them C.their D.themselves（）30.A.foot B.feet C.foots D.footing五、完形填空（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）China’stourismindustryisgrowingquickly,thankstonewvisa-freepolicies（免簽政策）.Thepoliciesmaketravel31.Over20millionforeignvisitorscametoChinain2024,a112.3percentincreasefrom2023.Thisboom（繁榮）hascreatedmany32chancesforpeoplewhocanspeakforeignlanguages.DanNiuusedtoworkinabankbutnow33biketoursforforeigntouristsinShanghai.“Onourrides,wecanstopanytimetochatwithpeopleatbreakfastspots,ordancewithretireesinpublicsquares,”hesays.His34showvisitorstherealShanghai,notjusttouristsites.Travelagenciesare35too.GZLInternationalTravelServiceinGuangdonghasmoremultilingual（使用多種語言的）guides.English-speakingguidesarethemostpopular,butJapanese,SpanishandRussianguidesarealsowanted.Now,AItranslationiscommon,andtouristscantraveltomanyforeigncountrieswithouttheneedforatranslator.36,thehumanconnectionisstillhighlyvalued.Afterall,whiletechnologycanhelptranslate,itcannotguide.Humanguidesprovidesomethingspecial-friendshipandculturalunderstanding.Differenttouristswantdifferent37.Youngtravellersenjoystreetfoodandcitywalk,whileoldervisitors38historyandtradition.Somewanttotrytaijiorcalligraphy（書法）,andothersloveshoppingforChinese-styleclothes.Rivercruises（乘船游覽）andnaturalsceneryare39too.Socialmediahelpsconnectguideswithvisitors.Yami,aRussian-languagegraduatestudent,says,“Iuseappstofindclientsandamfullybookedformonths.I40theworldfrommyguests.”AsmoreforeignersdiscoverChina’srichcultureandbeautifulsights,thetourismboombringspeopletogetherinwonderfulways.（）31A.faster B.safer C.easier D.harder（）32A.job B.story C.task D.activity（）33A.takes B.follows C.leads D.joins（）34A.photos B.tours C.ideas D.games（）35A.growing B.dropping C.closing D.starting（）36A.Besides B.However C.Instead D.Also（）37A.hobbies B.experiences C.examples D.challenges（）38A.create B.hate C.prefer D.share（）39A.boring B.popular C.different D.empty（）40A.learnabout B.arguewith C.dependon D.lookfor六、閱讀理解（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D項中選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。（A）VincentWillemVanGoghwasaDutchPost-Impressionistartist.Andhewasbornon30March,1853.Heisthoughttobeoneofthegreatestartistswithagreatinfluenceonthe20thcenturyart.VanGoghspenthisearlyadultlifeworkingforanartcompany.Afterashortperiodasateacher,hebecameamissionary（傳教士）.Hedidnotbeginhiscareerasapainteruntil1880.However,duringthelasttenyearsofhislife,heproducedmorethan2,000pieces,includingaround900paintingsand1,100drawingsandsketches.VanGoghusedthebrightcoloursandstyleofpaintinginaspecialrecognizable（可辨認的）style.Mostofhisbestknownworkswereproducedduringhisfinaltwoyears,whenhewashavingseriousillness.In1890,VanGoghshothimselfinthechest（胸部）.Hediedtwodayslater,withTheo,hisbrotherandhisbestfriend,athisside,whoreportedhislastwordsas“Thesadnesswilllastforever.”VanGogh’smotherthrewawayquiteanumberofhispaintings.Theonlypaintinghesoldduringhislifetime,TheRedVineyard,wascreatedin1888.ItisnowonshowinthePushkinMuseuminMoscow,Russia.Ashebecamemoreandmorefamous,hispaintingsaremoreandmorepopular.SeveralpaintingsbyVanGoghrankamongthemostexpensivepaintingsintheworld.On30March,1987,VanGogh’spaintingIriseswassoldforarecordof$53.9millionatSouthby’s,NewYork.On15May,1990,hisPortraitofDoctorGachetwassoldfor$83.5millionatChristie’s,settinganewpricerecord.（）41.WhendidVanGoghbeginhiscareerasanartist?A.Inhisearlychildhood. B.In1880.C.In1888. D.In1890.（）42.HowoldwasVanGoghwhenhedied?A.About37yearsold. B.About47yearsold.C.About57yearsold. D.D.About67yearsold.（）43.HowmanypaintingsweresoldduringVanGogh’slifetime?A.2,000. B.1,100. C.900. D.Onlyone.（）44.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.VanGoghoftenusedbrightcoloursinhispaintings.B.VanGoghhadseriousillnessbeforehedied.C.TheRedVineyardwassoldtothePushkinMuseuminMoscowafterVanGoghdied.D.VanGogh’sPortraitofDoctorGachetwassoldfor$83.5millionandsetanewpricerecord.（B）Afterover10yearsofservice,myoldcomputerfinallydied.Mydaughtertalkedmeintobuyinganewcomputertotaketheplaceofit.Whatfollowedwastwodaysofstress.Aftermydaughtersetupmynewcomputer,IlookedfortheoldemailprogramIused,onlytofindthatitwasn’tonthismodel.WhenItriedtodownloadtheprogramagain,itwouldn’twork.Ispentthenextdaytalkingtofourdifferentcustomerserviceworkers,butnoonecouldhelp.Ialsohadaterribletimedownloadingmyoldtypingprogram.ThenIhadaproblemmovingallofmyoldstoragefromadifferentharddrive.Thenewcomputer’sprogramsweredifficultformetouse.Iwasn’tusedtothem.EachtimeIopenedoneofthem,itchangedeverythingonmyscreen.Ihadtoworkhardtofindouthowtochangethemback.Intheend,Imadesomanymistakeswhileusingthecomputerthatmydaughterhadtosetitupalloveragain.Butnow,thenewcomputerissetupproperlyandIthinkIcanstilluseittodosomesimplethings.Ionlyhopeitwillworkaslongasmyoldcomputerdid.OnethingIlearnedfromallofthisisthatwhenitcomestocomputersandlife,Iwanttokeepthingssimple.Idon’twanttowakeupinthemorningandworryaboutwhatIhavetodo.InsteadIwanttopetmydogs,takethemoutside,andwatchthesunslowlyrise.IwanttospendtimehuggingmychildrenandhearingthemcallingmeMum.Beaperson—notaprogram.（）45.Whydidthewriterbuyanewcomputer?A.Heroldcomputerwasoutofdate.B.Heroldcomputercouldn’twork.C.Herdaughtertookheroldone.D.Shewantedacomputerwhichshecancarryaround.（）46.Howdidthewriterfeelaboutthenewcomputer?A.Shefeltexcited. B.Shefeltsurprised.C.Shefeltbored. D.Shefeltstressed.（）47.Whatdidthewriterdofirstaftersettinguphernewcomputer?A.Shetriedtodownloadheroldemailprogram.B.Shetriedtodownloadhertypingprogram.C.Sheturnedtothecustomerserviceworkersforhelp.D.Shemovedheroldharddriveontoit.（）48.Whatdoesthewriterlearnfromthisexperience?A.Newerisalwaysbetter.B.She’snevertoooldtolearn.C.Itisgoodtokeepthingssimple.D.Technologydevelopsquickly.（C）China’stechstartupsceneisdevelopingrapidly,focusingoninnovation（創(chuàng)新）andself-reliance.UBTECH,acompanyinShenzhen,isleadingtheway,especiallyinhumanoid（類人的）andintelligentservicerobots.UBTECHisakeypartindevelopingadvancedrobots.In2023,ithelpedfoundtheBeijingHumanoidRobotInnovationCentre,allowingpeopletouseover300patents（專利）.Earlierthisyear,arobotcalledTiangongUltradevelopedbythecentrewontheworld’sfirsthumanoidrobothalfmarathoninBeijing.ThisshowshowfarChineseroboticshascome!WhatmakesUBTECHstandout?Bytheendof2024,thecompanyhad2,680authorized（授權的）patents,andmorethan90%ofthecorepartsusedinitshumanoidrobotsweremadeinChina.Thismeansitdependsonitsowntechnology,notforeignimports（進口）.Itslatestindustrialhumanoidrobot,WalkerS1,hasgotpracticaltraininginrealfactoriesandlogisticscompanies（物流公司）.Itcandealwithtaskslikesortinggoods,installingparts,andcheckingquality.Shenzhen,asatechhub,istakingmeasurestoexpandthescaleofitshumanoidandintelligentrobotindustries.Anactionplanaimstobuildabout1,200relatedcompaniesby2027,creatingamarketofmorethan100billionyuan.Theindustrialcluster（產(chǎn)業(yè)集群）inShenzhenisbecomingmorepopular.ThecompleteindustrialchainhelpsUnitreeRobotics,atechnologycompany,shortentheperiodofproductdevelopment,makingitsproductshighlycompetitiveinoverseasmarkets.CloseconnectionwithHongKongisanotheradvantage,whichmakesiteasierforcompaniestoattractinternationaltalent.Together;thesecompaniesblendHongKong’sR&DstrengthwithShenzhen’smanufacturing（制造業(yè)）tobuildastrongertechfuture.（）49.WhatcanwelearnaboutUBTECHfromParagraph.1andParagraph2?A.Itplaysanimportantroleintherobotsfield.B.Itonlyfocusesondevelopinghumanoidrobots.C.Itwontheworld’sfirsthumanoidrobothalfmarathon.D.ItfoundedtheBeijingHumanoidRobotInnovationCentrein2024.（）50.WhydoesthewritermentionUBTECH’spatentsinParagraph3?A.Toshowthecompany’stalentstrength.B.Toencouragemorepeopletojointhecompany.C.TocompareitwithothercompaniesinShenzhen.D.Toshowthecompany’stechnologicalself-reliance.（）51.WhatisShenzhen’sgoalforhumanoidrobotcompaniesby2027?A.Tobuildabout1,200relatedcompanies.B.Toattractmoreinternationaltalent.C.Tocreatea50billion-yuanmarket.D.Todevelopmorethan3,000patents.（）52.Theunderlinedword“blend”inthelastparagraphhastheclosestmeaningto“______”.A.separate B.mix C.compete D.match（D）LuBan:TheInventorLuBan,afamousChinesecraftsmanfromabout2,500yearsago,isknownas“China’sfatherofcarpentry”.Hecreatedmanytoolslikethesaw,theplane,andtheinkline.LuBanalsoinventedtheLubanlocktotesthisson’sskills.Hissonworkedonitallnightandfinallysolveditbymorning,showingitschallengeandfun.LuBan’sToolsLuBan’sinventionschangedwoodwork.Theplanehelpsmakesurfacesflatonhardwood.Theinkline,inspiredbythreads（線）,helpsdrawstraightlines.Thesawisstrongenoughtocuthardwood.Once,LuBancuthishandonaleaf.Sohegottheideaofmakingatoolwithatoothededgewhichbecamethefirstsaw.SymbolofLubanLocksIn2023,UNrepresentativeZhangJunusedtheLubanlocktosymbolizeteamwork.Heshowedthatifonepieceofthelockisremoved,thewholestructurefallsapart,highlightingtheimportanceofunity.CulturalHeritageToday,Lubanlocksarenotonlyfunpuzzlesbutalsoculturaltreasures.Tengzhou,ShandongProvince,LuBan’sbirthplace,isfamousformakingtheselocks.LiHao,alock-makingmaster,runsabigcompanywithover100workerstokeepthecraftalive.In2023,theirsalesreached30millionyuan.ModernLubanLocksTraditionalLubanlockshavesixpieces,butmoreadvancedonescanhaveover100.LuBanlocksshowthecreativityandintelligenceofChineseculture,combiningfunwithhistoryandskill.（）53.WhydidZhangJunusetheLubanlockattheUNin2023?A.ToshowChina’sadvancedcarpentryskills.B.Totelltheimportanceofunity.C.ToexplainthehistoryofLuBan’sinventions.D.TohighlightChinesewoodworkingtechniques.（）54.WhichpictureshowsLubanlockscorrectly?A. B. C. D.（）55.Wherecanweprobablyseethispassage?A.Inasciencebook. B.Inaculturalmagazine.C.Inareport. D.Inastorybook.七、閱讀填空（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）閱讀短文及文后選項，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，把答案寫在答題卷相應的空格中。Chinesezhusuanisatime-honouredpracticeofperformingcalculations（計算）withanabacus.56.______ItshowsthecreativityandwisdomoftheChinesepeopleoverthousandsofyears.In2013,itwasaddedtoUNESCO’sRepresentativeListoftheIntangibleCulturalHeritageofHumanity.57.______Peopleusedefinedformulas（公式）tomovebeads（有孔的珠子）ontheabacusforallkindsofmathsproblems,fromsimpleadditiontocomplexequations（方程式）.Beginnerscanperformquickcalculationsaftersomebasictraining.Since1949,abacusassociationshavebeensetupinChina.58.______Andvariouszhusuancompetitionshavebeenorganized.In2008,zhusuanbecameanationalintangibleculturalheritage.Althoughmodernelectronicdeviceshavereplacedtheabacusfordailycalculations,zhusuanstillhasgreatvalue.Ithelpsimprovechildren’sattention,memoryandthinkingskills.Havingbeenpasseddownforgenerations,ithashelpedformastrongsenseofChina’sculturalidentity（認同感）.59.______Today,manyplacesareworkingtoprotectandpromotethevalueoftraditionalcalculationtechniques.60.______Someschools,suchasDaweiPrimarySchoolinHuangshanandShilimiaoPrimarySchoolinHefei,havezhusuancoursesorexhibitionhalls.Teachersaretryingnewwaystocombinezhusuanwithmodernmaths,hopingmorepeoplewilllearnandlovethistraditionalChineseskill.A.Thereareover20museumsorexhibitionhallsaboutzhusuaninChina.B.Certainruleshavebeendevelopedtotestzhusuanskills.C.ItiswidelyconsideredasoneofthegreatinventionsofChina.D.InChinese,“zhusuan”directlymeanscalculatingwithbea