四川省綿陽(yáng)市平武縣2025屆九年級(jí)下學(xué)期二模英語(yǔ)試卷（含答案）

2025年四川省綿陽(yáng)市平武縣中考二模英語(yǔ)試題學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級(jí)：___________考號(hào)：___________一、閱讀理解FromlocaleventsintheChinese-BritishcommunitytospeechesfromexpertsatLondon’sbestuniversities,ifyou’relookingforsomethingtodoinLondoninDecember,pickoneofthese!ChinaNerdfestDrinksChinaNerdfestishavingitsChristmasdrinksonTuesday,December17th.ForanyonewhohasspenttimeinChinaorhasaninterestinChina,it’stheplacetobetogettoknowlike-minded(志同道合的)peopleandhaveacoupleofdrinks.Allyouneedtodoistosignupbeforeentering.★From6:00p.m.,Tuesday,December17th★For4hoursTalk:Mexico’sChineseCommunityAuthorHugoWongwillbegivingatalkattheCharingCrossLibraryincentralLondonabouthisancestors(祖先)whosetupaChinesecommunityinMexicointhe19thcentury.HepublishedhisworkAmerica’sLostChinesewhichcoveredforgottencommunitiesofChinesepeopleinAmericaduringthe19thcentury.★6:00-7:00p.m.,Thursday,December5th★CharingCrossLibraryBritishMuseumSilkRoadExhibitionTheSilkRoadexhibitionattheBritishMuseumopenedinSeptember,anditisworththevisittolearnaboutthetraderoutesthatconnectedtoformthesilkroads.Ifyouwanttoknowmoreabouttheexhibitionbeforeyougo,readourreviewonline.★FromSeptember26th★BritishMuseum1．WhenisthemostsuitabletimetogotoChinaNerdfest?A．At6:00a.m. B．At7:00p.m. C．At8:00a.m. D．At10:00p.m.2．WhatmightAmerica’sLostChinesepossiblybe?A．Acommunity. B．Alibrary. C．Abook. D．Aspeech.3．Howcanyougetmoreinformationabouttheexhibition?A．Byreadingthebook. B．Bylisteningtothetalk.C．Byreadingthereviewonline. D．ByvisitingCharingCrossLibrary.4．WhichofthefollowingisFALSEaccordingtothepassage?A．AlltheactivitiesareheldinLondon.B．TheSilkRoadexhibitiondidn’topeninOctober.C．HugoWong’sancestorsmightliveinMexicoforsometime.D．YoucanmakefriendswithpeoplewhoareinterestedinChinainChinaNerdfest.5．Wherecanyoufindthesemessages?A．InaLondonnovel. B．InaLondonguidebook.C．InaLondonlifemagazine. D．InaLondongeographyresearchproject.AnEnglishteacherfromNewZealandrecentlyexplored(探索)thebeautifulcountrysideofBaodinginHebeiProvincebycyclingwithhisfamily.Alongwithmorethan100cyclinglovers,RobertJohnMurrayandhisfamilytookpartinthe“RidinginBaoding”eventonSaturday.Theyexperiencedthenaturalbeauty,richcultureandprosperity(繁榮)ofruralareasinBaoding,acitylocatedabout150kilometerssouthwestofdowntownBeijing.TheyalsovisitedscenicplacessuchasRuanzhuangCulturalandTourismTown,HaomengLinshuiHolidayResortandJiaheFarm,allfeaturingcountrysidesceneryandfolkarts.“I’vebeeninBaodingforalmost10yearsandhavewitnessed(見(jiàn)證)therapiddevelopmentinthepastfewyearshere,especiallyintheruralareaswherepeoplearekindandhappilylivingawell-off(富裕的)life,”saidthe56-year-oldRobert.RobertcametoBaodingin2015andhasworkedatHebeiFinanceUniversityasanEnglishteachereversince.HealsomarriedaChinesewomanandthecouplehastwochildren,aboyandagirl.DuringhistimeinBaoding,hehasenjoyedtakingpartinmanydifferentlocalactivitiestoimmerse(沉浸于)himselfinChineseculture,suchasexploringtraditionalChinesemedicine,celebratingtraditionalfestivalsliketheMid-AutumnFestival,anddiscoveringtheprogressofChina’smodernindustry.Forthistime,Robertandhisfamilyrodealongthecountrysideroads,makingstopsalongthewayfromtimetotimeandenjoyingwonderfulviewsovertheopencountryside.“Afterexperiencingthis,Ihopetosharethestoriesofthecountrysideanditspeoplewiththeworld,”hesaid.6．WhatcanweknowaboutRobertJohnMurrayfromthepassage?A．Heorganizedthe“RidinginBaoding”eventtopromotelocaltourism.B．Heisaprofessionalcyclistwhooftentakespartincyclingcompetitions.C．HehasastronginterestinexploringdifferentsidesofChineserurallife.D．HeonlybroughthisfamilytoBaodingthistimetoavoidthecitycrowds.7．WhatmightRobertthinkofthelifeintheruralareasaccordingtoParagraph3?A．Doubtful. B．Disappointing. C．Admirable. D．Normal.8．WhichofthefollowingmaybeawaythatRobertimmerseshimselfinChineseculture?A．Bytakingmedicinewhenhewasill.B．BycelebratingWomen’sDaywithlocals.C．Bysellingfolkartpiecesfromhishometown.D．BytakingpartinexcitingdragonboatracesduringtheDragonBoatFestival.9．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inthelastparagraphreferto?A．Robert’s10-yearlifeinChina.B．Robert’scyclinginthecountrysideinBaoding.C．Robert’sexplorationinChinesetraditionalindustry.D．Robert’sworkasanEnglishteacherinHebeiFinanceUniversity.10．What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?A．TheBeautyofBaodingCity B．TheRuralDevelopmentinHebeiC．ANewZealandTeacher’sLifeinChina D．Robert’sCyclingAdventureinBaodingMapoTofuisoneofthemostfamoustraditionaldishesinSichuan.Itsmainingredientsincludetofuandchoppedbeef,togetherwithseasonings(調(diào)味品)suchaschilibeanpaste(豆制辣椒醬),chilipowder,Sichuanpepperpowder,soysauce,sugar,andstarch(淀粉).Thedishisknownforitslightyellowcolor,softandsmoothtofu,andaflavorthatisnumbing(麻的),spicy,pleasantandfresh.AtypicalfeatureofMapoTofuisthelightredchilioilthatcoversthesurfaceofthedish.Thisoilnotonlyimprovesthetastebutalsokeepsthetofuwarmforalongertime.Thedishisbestenjoyedwhileit’shot,astheflavorsaremorepronounced.TheoriginsofMapoTofudatebackto1862inChengdu,Sichuan.ThedishwascreatedbyawomannamedChen,whosefacehadsmallpockmarks.Becauseofthis,shewaskindlycalled“ChenMapo”bylocals,with“Ma”meaningpockmarkedand“po”meaningelderlywomen.Chenoriginallyranasmallrestaurantvisitedbyoilporters.TheseworkersoftenbroughttofuandbeefwiththemandaskedChentocooktheingredientsforthem.Overtime,Chendevelopedherownuniquecookingskills,turningthesesimpleingredientsintoadishthatwascolorfulandflavorful.Thisdishquicklygainedinpopularityandbecameknownas“ChenMapoTofu”.Today,MapoTofuisenjoyedbothinChinaandotherpartsoftheworld.ItslastingpopularityshowstheperfectblendofSichuan’sboldflavorsandtherichhistorybehindthedish.Whetherservedinhigh-endrestaurantsorathome,MapoTofuremainsashiningexampleofSichuan’scookingart.11．HowmanykindsofseasoningscanyoufindfromParagraph1?A．4. B．5. C．6. D．7.12．WhydopeopleusethelightredchilioilwhenmakingMapoTofu?A．Tokeepthedishhotter. B．Tomakethetastestronger.C．Tomakethedishremainspicy. D．Tocoverthesurfaceofthedish.13．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unique”inParagraph4mean?A．Strange. B．Similar. C．Familiar. D．Special.14．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A．PeoplecanseldomenjoyMapoTofuabroad.B．MapoTofuhasahistoryofoveroneandahalfcenturies.C．Thesofttofuandthespicyflavormakethedishveryfamous.D．LocalsnamedthewomanChenMapobecauseofherappearance.15．WhatcanyougetfromthepassageaboutMapoTofu?①itscreator②itscookingprocess③itsflavor④itspopularity⑤itsoriginA．①②④⑤ B．②③④⑤ C．①②③⑤ D．①③④⑤Naturehassomereallycruelbutcuteinsects—PandaAnts!YoumightbesurprisedtoknowthatPandaAntsaren’tactuallyants.Theyareakindofwasp(黃蜂)knownasVelvetAnts.ThePandaAntwasfirstintroducedinthescientificworldin1938.TheyliveinthedryareasalongthecoastofChile.Theylikesandyplacesalotbecauseit’seasyforthemtolookforfoodanddigholestolayeggsthere.Unlikealotofotherants,PandaAntsdon’tlivetogetheringroups.PandaAntsgottheirnamebecausethefemaleoneshaveareallyeye-catchingblackandwhitepattern.Butdon’tlettheircutelooksfoolyou!Theyhaveanothercommonname,CowKillerAnts,andthat’sbecausetheirstings(螫針)cancauseextremelypainfulfeelings.Theseinsectsarefamousforlookingforfoodbythemselves.WhatdoPandaAntsusuallyeat?Well,theirmainfoodincludessweetnectarandsomesmallinsects.FemalePandaAntsaresupergoodathunting.Theyusetheirstingstomaketheirprey(獵物)unabletomove.PandaAntshavesomereallyamazingfeaturesthathelpthemkeepalive.First,there’sabigdifferencebetweenmaleandfemalePandaAnts.Femaleoneshavereallystrongstings,buttheydon’t

havewings.Maleonesarebiggerandalthoughtheydon’thavestings,theycanflywiththeirwings.Anothercoolthingisthereallyhardoutershellcoveringofthesewasps.Thishardoutershellnotonlyhelpsthemkeepwaterinsidetheirbodiesbutalsoletsthemgetintotheundergroundhomesoftheinsectstheydependon.16．WheredoPandaAntslive?A．OnlyintheforestsofChile. B．InthedrycoastalareasofChile.C．Inwetlandareasaroundtheworld. D．Inthemountainswithalotofsnow.17．WhatdofemalePandaAntsusetohunt?A．Theirwings. B．Theirstings. C．Theirstronglegs. D．Theirsenseofsmell.18．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A．PandaAntsarerealants.B．PandaAntsonlyliveinextremelycoldregions.C．PandaAntswerefirstscientificallydescribedin1938.D．ThemalePandaAntshavestrongerstingsthanthefemaleones.19．Whatcanyougetfromthepassage?A．PandaAntsalwayshuntingroupslikeotherants.B．PandaAntsareindangerbecauseoftheirspeciallivinghabits.C．PeopleliketokeepPandaAntsaspetsbecauseoftheircutelooks.D．ThehardoutershellofPandaAntshelpsthemprotectthemselvesbetter.20．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribePandaAnts?A．Unbelievable. B．Gentle. C．Harmless. D．Common.二、完形填空Chinahasalongandremarkablehistoryabout“money”.About5,000yearsago,shellswereused21money,whichwascalled“qian”.Thenmetalcurrency(貨幣)startedtobeusedwidely.Coppercoins(銅錢(qián))hadtheirrootsinpeople’sdailylifeandwork.The“Tongbao”coinsuchas“QianlongTongbao”or“KangxiTongbao”,whichshowedthetitle(稱號(hào))of22control,hadthelongestcirculation(流通)inChina’shistory.23,gold,silver,foodandotherkindsofmaterialsalsoservedasformsofmoneyindifferenttimes.Over1,000yearsago,thefirstpapermoney,“Jiaozi”,appearedinChina.Now,themoney24isthe5theditionofrenminbi.Throughtheyears,greatchangeshavetakenplaceintheirlookandprintingmethods.Theyhavebecomesaferandmorebeautiful,whichnotonly25thedevelopmentofcurrencybutalsoshowsChina’sprogressineconomyandtechnology.21．A．like B．for C．a(chǎn)s D．with22．A．emperors’ B．farmers’ C．soldiers’ D．educators’23．A．Anyway B．Besides C．However D．Perhaps24．A．intime B．inuse C．incommon D．inall25．A．requires B．regards C．repeats D．reflectsInthepast,themountainsintheStateofShuwereveryhighanddangerous.Andtherewasnowayforthearmyto26.ThekingoftheStateofShuwasreallygreedy(貪婪的).WhenthekingoftheStateofQinheardaboutthis,heplannedtotake27ofitandattacktheStateofShu.ThekingoftheStateofQinhadastoneoxandputalotofgoldunderits28,lyingthatitwasgoldpoop(排泄物)comingoutofthestoneox.HesentalettertothekingoftheStateofShu,sayinghewaswillingtogivethisstoneoxtohimasa29.ThekingoftheStateofShuwas30forthisstoneox.Sohesentpeopletocutthroughthe31,fillupthevalleys(山谷),buildbridgesandmakeroads.Healso32fivestrongmentotheStateofQintobringbackthestoneox.WhentheyweremovingthestoneoxtotheStateofShu,theQinarmy33followedbehind.Soon,theytookovertheStateofShu.34,theordinarypeoplelaughedandsaid,“Thefallofthecountryandthelossoflifeareallbecauseofbeinggreedyforsmallthings!”Thisstoryshowsusthatwhenfacingthetemptation(誘惑)ofmoney,wemustkeepaclearmind.Otherwise,we’llbe35andlosealotbecauseofasmallgain.26．A．breakthrough B．takeoff C．lookthrough D．setoff27．A．notice B．care C．a(chǎn)dvantage D．charge28．A．head B．bottom C．neck D．leg29．A．prediction B．product C．position D．present30．A．famous B．a(chǎn)shamed C．thirsty D．fit31．A．forests B．mountains C．buildings D．fields32．A．supported B．sent C．separated D．swept33．A．completely B．gradually C．quietly D．cheerfully34．A．Lateron B．Inturn C．Atonce D．Byfar35．A．treated B．lied C．trusted D．tricked三、短文填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式（不超過(guò)3個(gè)單詞），并將答案寫(xiě)在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置。AChinesenightmarketisalivelyplacewherepeoplecometoshop,eatandhavefun.Locatedinstreetsandalleys,itopensintheeveningand36(stay)busytilllateintothenight.Youcantrytastysnackslikekebabs(烤串),dumplingsandstinkytofu,andfindhandmadegoods.37brightlights,wonderfulsmellsandacheerfulatmosphere,anightmarketisagreatplacetovisitintheevening.TheoriginofChinesenightmarketscanbetracedback38(thousand)ofyears.The39(early)nightmarketsbegantoappearduringtheEasternHanDynasty.Atthattime,tradersusedtheirfreetimeintheevening40(set)upasmallbusinessonthestreets.Overtime,nightmarkets41(gradual)becameanimportantpartofcitylife,servingasplacesforsocializing,shopping,andentertainment.Nightmarketsofferplentyofsnacksandsomeregional(區(qū)域的)specialandcreativefood42isfamousworldwide.Forexample,stinkytofu,althoughitssmellmightmakesomepeoplerunaway,isconsideredaspecialdishformanypeople.Each43(city)nightmarkethasitsownspecialfoods,andpeoplecanenjoyarangeofmouthwateringsnacksinnightmarketsacrossdifferentcities.Manynightmarkets44(be)notonlyplacestoeatandshopbutalsogreatspotstoexperiencelocalculturesofar.Insomenightmarkets,peoplecanbuytraditionalhandicraftsandwatchfolkart45(perform),suchaspaper-cuttinganddoughfigurine-making(捏面人).Tradersusetheseculturaldisplaystoattractvisitors,showingtheuniquetraditionsofthearea.四、任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀下面短文，然后在文后表格內(nèi)完成內(nèi)容摘要，每空不超過(guò)3個(gè)詞，并將答案寫(xiě)在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置。Gulliver’sTravelstellsthestoryofLemuelGulliver,aship’sdoctor,whohasthemostincredibleexperiencesonhistravels.ThestoryistoldbyGulliverhimselfandeveryjourneyhemakesendswithhisshipbeingdestroyedorattackedbypirates(海盜).EachtimethishappensGulliverfindshimselfinastrangelandwithevenstrangerpeople.FromthetinyLilliputianstotheenormous(巨大的)Brobdingnagians.FromthestrangeLaputiansontheirislandintheskytotheintelligentspeakinghorses,theHouyhnhnms.ManytimesGulliverisindangerandriskshislife,butluckilyheisalwayssaved.Gulliver’sTravelswasasuccesswhenitwasfirstpublished.Itisstillpopulartodaybecausebothyoungreadersandadultsenjoyit.Thisisbecauseitcanbeenjoyedonmanydifferentlevels:asayoungreader’sfantasystoryabouttravelandadventureandalsoasapoliticalsatire(諷刺文學(xué))foradults,criticizinggovernmentsandleaders.Gulliver’sTravelsisobviouslyalsoatravelbookandGulliverisagreatadventurer.Hecanneverrefusethetemptationtoleavehomeandtravelontheseasanothertime.Alltheseingredientsmakethebookaclassicwhichpeoplearenevertiredofreading.AttheendofthestoryGulliverfinallyendshistravelsbutheisstronglychangedbythem.Helearnsthattherearemanydifferentideasofwhatmakesacivilizedsocietyandthatwemustnotfeelsuperior(有優(yōu)越感的)toothersjustbecausetheyaredifferentfromus.AFamousNovel—Gulliver’sTravels46?TheLilliputians—tinypeople?TheBrobdingnagians—enormouspeople?TheLaputians—strangepeople?TheHouyhnhnms—47Story?Gulliverleaveshomeandtravelsontheseas.?Hisshipisdestroyedorattackedduringthejourney.?Heisluckyenoughtobe48fromdangermanytimes.Popularity?For49:Afantasystory?Foradults:Apoliticalsatire50?Acivilizedsocietyisfullofdifferentideas.?Nooneshouldbesuperiortoothers.五、書(shū)面表達(dá)51．假定你是李華，請(qǐng)閱讀筆友Mike的郵件并用英語(yǔ)回復(fù)。To:LiHuaFrom:MikeDearLiHua,I’msoproudofyourcountrywhenhearingthatChineseSpringFestivalhasbeensuccessfullyaddedtothelistoftheIntangibleCulturalHeritageofHumanity(人類非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)),whichmakesmeplantospendmynextSpringFestivalinChina.Wouldyoumindtellingmemoreaboutit?Meanwhile,I’mafraidIcan’tbehaveproperlyduringthefestival,socanyoupossiblytellmewhatIshouldpayattentionto?Ican’twaittohavethenicefestival.Allthebest,Mike寫(xiě)作要求：1.詞數(shù)在100詞左右，郵件的首尾已給出，不計(jì)入總詞數(shù)；2.可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)以使行文連貫；3.文中不能出現(xiàn)自己的姓名和所在學(xué)校的名稱。To:MikeFrom:LiHuaDearMike,Iamgladtohearfromyou.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________