2025 中考英语模拟考试及答案

一、单项选择

1 ．（ 2023· 湖北孝感 · 统考三模） Outdoor activities can ________ make kids stronger ________ help them get

more knowledge.

A ． either…or

B ． not only…but also

C ． neither…nor

D ． not…but

2 ．（ 2023· 重庆沙坪坝 · 重庆南开中学校考二模）— David asked ________ in China.

—I am afraid not. Chinese usually shake hands with a lady as a greeting.

A ． why he could greet a lady by kissing her B ． why could be greet a lady by kissing her

C ． whether could he greet a lady by kissing her

D ． whether he could greet a lady by kissing her

3 ．（ 2023· 辽宁朝阳 · 校联考二模） Rome is an ancient city ________ full of places of interest.

A ． where is

B ． which is

C ． which are

D ． that are

4 ．（ 2022· 天津红桥 · 统考模拟预测） The shops were closed ________ I couldn’t buy anything.

A ． so

B ． but

C ． so that

D ． after

5 ．（ 2023· 江苏宿迁 · 统考二模） Mr Wang often encourages us ________ close to nature and enjoy its beauty.

A ． get

B ． getting

C ． to get

D ． gets

6 ．（ 2023· 江西吉安 · 统考一模）— Road safety is very important to teenagers.

—Yes. I think more rules about it ________ in the future.

A ． have made

B ． should be made

C ． are made

D ． were made

7 ．（ 2023· 安徽合肥 · 合肥 38 中校考三模）— My God! I’m nearly lost in Hefei.

—Yeah. The city ________ a lot.

A ． changed

B ． is changing

C ． has changed

D ． will change

8 ．（ 2023· 甘肃定西 · 校考模拟预测）— How is your grandmother?

—She _______ three years ago. She ________ for three years.

A ． died; has been dead

B ． had died; has been dead

C ． has died; had died

D ． died; died

9 ．（ 2023· 江苏徐州 · 校考二模）— I haven’t seen your father for a long time.

—He ________ Shanghai on business, and he will be back in three weeks.

A ． went to

B ． has gone to

C ． goes to

D ． has been to

10 ．（ 2023· 江苏淮安 · 校考一模）— I wonder if John ________ next year’s talent show.

—I have no idea. But I think if he ________ his class project, he will.

A ． joins; finishes

B ． joins in; will finish

C ． takes part in; finishes

D ． will take part in; finishes

11 ．（ 2023· 江苏宿迁 · 校联考一模）— Steve, did you try Beijing Duck during your visit to Beijing?

—Sure. ________ delicious food!

A ． What a

B ． How a

C ． What

D ． How

12 ．（ 2023· 江苏淮安 · 校考一模）— I will not give up my dreams though there are many difficulties.

—________.

A ． So will I

B ． Neither will I

C ． Neither won’t I

D ． So won’t I

13 ．（ 2023· 重庆沙坪坝 · 重庆一中校考三模） I have never seen such ________ amazing TV drama like The

Knockout （《狂飙》） before.

A ． a

B ． an

C ． the

D ． /

14 ．（ 2023· 河北衡水 · 校联考二模） Winning in the Olympics is Lucy’s dream. ________ it isn’t easy to make it.

A ． As

B ． But

C ． Or

D ． So

15 ．（ 2023· 江苏镇江 · 统考一模） The Tomb-Sweeping Day, a traditional Chinese festival, usually falls

________ April 5.

A ． on

B ． at

C ． in

D ． by

16 ．（ 2023· 四川泸州 · 统考二模）— Xi’an is a beautiful city with a population of about 13 ________.

—Yes. And every year ________ of tourists visit it.

A ． million; million

B ． millions; million

C ． million; millions

D ． millions; millions

17 ．（ 2023· 江苏镇江 · 统考一模） After a busy day, ________ is better than enjoying dinner with all my family

members.

A ． nothing

B ． anything

C ． something

D ． everything

18 ．（ 2023· 重庆沙坪坝 · 重庆南开中学校考二模） There will be a ________ music festival next week in Happy

Valley where we can enjoy music and fun rides.

A ． 3 days

B ． 3-day

C ． 3-days

D ． 3 day’s

19 ．（ 2023· 甘肃定西 · 统考模拟预测） You’d better ________ your hands before meals.

A ． to wash

B ． wash

C ． not wash

D ． washing

20 ．（ 2023· 新疆乌鲁木齐 · 乌市一中校考模拟预测）— How far is it from your home to school?

—It’s about ________ from my home to school.

A ． 15 minutes walk

B ． 15 minute’s walk

C ． 15 minutes’ walk

D ． 15-minute-walk

二、完形填空

（ 2023· 重庆沙坪坝 · 重庆一中校考三模）根据短文内容，从 A 、 B 、 C 、 D 四个选项中选出一个能填入相应

空格内的最佳答案并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。

In the long-lasting history of China, eating has always been a very important part of people’s life and culture.

Just as one old Chinese saying goes, food is the most basic 21 of people. Recently, the special local barbecue

（烧烤） in zibo, Shandong has gained much popularity after all the eye-catching videos about it.

Barbecue is not new to Chinese people. 22 , with the special taste and ways of eating, Zibo barbecue still

fights its way out and becomes 23 shining star in our food culture. People from all parts of China flock （蜂

拥） to the city just to try the delicious dishes. According to the CYN, Zibo has received more than 4.8 million

tourists 24 the past 2 months, with nearly 200, 000 during the May Day holiday alone. It’s said that people need

to line up for every restaurant 25 they are all very crowded at dinner time. So, arrive a little earlier, or you may

end up eating nothing!

The success of Zibo barbecue is not just accidental. The city has been taking follow-up actions to keep the

popularity going. “The barbecue is bringing more and more people to our city, so the government 26 many

ways to have some improvements.” said Sun Xiaorong, a member of the Department of Tourism. Soon after it got

popular in March, the city set special trains and buses to take the tourists directly to the restaurants. To 27 the

tourists on May Day, the government built a square that is 28 enough for more than 10 thousand people to eat

barbecue at the same time. Local people in Zibo has also been very hospitable （好客的） . They try their best to

make the tourists feel welcomed. Some volunteer to be the guides, and some 29 let the tourists stay in their

house for free.

Food and warmth never fail to attract people, and Zibo city is such a great example for this. Since the summer

vacation is just-around the corner, why not try the Zibo barbecue and let 30 become the delicious start of

your graduation trip?

21 ． A ． need

B ． decision

C ． service

D ． question

22 ． A ． Instead

B ． However

C ． Firstly

D ． Besides

23 ． A ． the other

B ． others

C ． other

D ． another

24 ． A ． by

B ． at

C ． over

D ． on

25 ． A ． although

B ． because

C ． so

D ． before

26 ． A ． turned up

B ． thought up

C ． gave up

D ． sent up

27 ． A ． welcome

B ． enjoy

C ． choose

D ． protect

28 ． A ． small

B ． short

C ． big

D ． long

29 ． A ． never

B ． yet

C ． even

D ． only

30 ． A ． them

B ． you

C ． him

D ． it

三、阅读单选

（ 2023· 重庆沙坪坝 · 重庆一中校考三模） Recently, David, a professor at Harvard Theological Seminary

shared and explained his ideas on Chinese faith( 信仰 ) and belief in a speech. After Professor David’s video of the

speech was posted on social networking sites, it got a heated discussion among people abroad, which also reminded

us Chinese to be proud of our culture, and pass the great spirits on. This is part of his speech.

Chinese themselves may not know they have this kind of national spirits, which help to make them stand up

till now and lead them to a better future.

In American myths( 神话 ), fire is given by God. In Greek myths, fire is stolen by Prometheus but in Chinese

myths, fire is made by them. This is the difference. They use such stories like Drilling Wood for Fire to warn future

generations to fight against nature! When facing flood, we hid ourselves in the Ark of Noah, but in the stories of the

Chinese, their ancestors got over the difficulties and beat the flood back in the story of Dayu and the Flood . See, it

is still a struggle( 奋 斗 ), a struggle against disasters! If you read Chinese myths, you will find them quite

unbelievable. In Chinese culture shown in the stories, you will find that there is only one word-struggle! If there is a

mountain in front of your door, do you choose to move the house or dig a tunnel? It is clear that moving the house

is the best choice. However, in the Chinese story Yu Gong Moves the Mountain , they moved the mountain away!

Chinese ancestors used such stories to tell future generations: you can lose, but you can’t give in. Unluckily,

our myths tell people to listen to God’s ideas.

These myths, which we Chinese have heard from childhood and passed on to the next generation, are more

than just stories. In fact, the speech from David reminds all that it is important for us Chinese to learn about the

national spirits and the faith. We dare to fight, are not afraid of losing, and will not accept failure easily.

31 ． The professor David mainly develops his idea in the speech by _______.

A ． raising questions

B ． explaining reasons

C ． giving examples

D ． listing numbers

32 ． The story ________ CAN’T express the Chinese faith and belief-struggling and daring to fight.

A ． Wolves Are Coming

B ． Houyi Shoots the Suns

C ． The Bird Jingwei Fills Up the Sea

D ． Kuafu Runs after the Sun

33 ． According to the passage we can infer that ________.

A ． all the Chinese myths are better than those in other countries

B ． the national spirits of China are worth learning and keeping

C ． Chinese ancestors used the myths to record their life

D ． the myths in other countries have nothing to do with struggling

34 ． The best title for this passage may be ________.

A ． Fight for Our Country

B ． Learn about Chinese Heroes

C ． The Reminder of Chinese Faith

D ． Different Myths and Faith in the World

（ 2023· 河北衡水 · 校联考三模） Jacky feels different these days. He isn’t as playful as usual and doesn’t like

to talk much. Some of us may feel like Jacky sometimes. When unexpected things happen, we can feel like this.

There are also some other things that can put us in bad moods. Here are some examples. We might feel bad if we’re

not getting along well with our friends, or if we do poorly on an exam. Having bad moods too often can affect our

mental ( 心理的 ) health. The 4 habits below can harm our mental health.

Sleep too little

A lack of sleep can make us feel bad.

Lack of exercise

For the best result, try to do no less than 30 minutes of exercise three to five times a week.

Bad diets

Studies have shown that eating cakes and bread in large quantities, and low amounts of fruit and vegetables

will increase the risk of depression ( 沮丧 ) and mood disorders.

Being inside all day

Spending the most of our day indoors can increase our risk for depression.

Don’t be afraid of having bad moods. The tips below can help us overcome them.

·Accept our moods

No one can be happy all the time. Our friends and parents can also have bad moods sometimes. Bad moods are

normal. Accept this first and then we can find ways to deal with them.

·Let our bad feelings out

When we feel unhappy or upset, don’t hide our feelings or pretend nothing is wrong. We can find a

comfortable way to let them out.

·We can talk to our parents or friends.

·We can write about our feelings in our diary.

·We can read our favorite books.

·We can play sports or do some other kinds of activities.

·Set a new goal

Messing up ( 搞 砸 ) something can put us in a bad mood, too. But we can just try harder next time. For

example:

·We didn’t win a soccer game. Try to score a goal next time.

·We didn’t do well on an exam. Try to get five more points next time.

·We had an argument with our friend. Next time, try to talk to him or her in a nice way.

·Remember that bad things will end

No matter what makes us feel bad, it will end at last. Remembering this will help us feel better.

35 ． What can affect our mental health?

A ． Feeling different sometimes.

B ． Doing well on exams.

C ． Getting along well with our friends.

D ． Having bad moods too often.

36 ． For the best result, we should exercise ________.

A ． at least 30 minutes three to five times a week B ． no more than 30 minutes three to four times a week

C ． no less than 30 minutes twice a week

D ． at least 30 minutes twice a week

37 ． How many examples does the writer give on messing up something?

A ． Three.

B ． Four.

C ． Seven.

D ． Eight.

38 ． What does the passage mainly talk about?

A ． How to be different.

B ． How to exercise.

C ． How to get rid of bad moods.

D ． How to get rid of bad diets.

39 ． If Jacky reads about the article, what will he probably do to make himself playful again?

A ． He will probably have a talk with his parents.

B ． He will probably argue with his friend.

C ． He will probably remember his bad feelings.

D ． He will probably mess up something.

（ 2023· 江苏镇江 · 统考一模） Every morning at dog parks, you can find many people sitting and chatting

with one another as their dogs run and chase each other around. Dog parks have become quite hot since 2009.

Dog parks sound like a good idea. According to a survey, 91 percent of Americans believe dog parks give dogs

safe places to exercise. These parks, they say, also allow dogs to socialize （交际） . However, are dog parks as

good for dogs as people think? Many dog experts （专家） , including myself, have a different voice to offer.

To start with, “dog socialization” isn’t just dogs “socializing” with other dogs. Instead, it is the process of

puppies （ 小 狗 ） under 20 weeks going through new experiences. This process helps them to have more

confidence. Dog parks are not safe places to “socialize” a young dog. An energetic, noisy greeter at the park may be

enough to cause it to be afraid of everything. A park setting also allows dogs to pick up bad habits from one

another.

Yet one of the biggest dangers of dog parks is that most dogs there don’t receive vaccines （疫苗） . Some dog

parks look clean, but it is still easy for dogs to spread diseases to each other. Moreover, dog parks often allow large

and small dogs to be together. Sometimes, a large dog may easily hurt a smaller one seriously.

To conclude, it is far safer and more fun for your dog to keep away from dog parks and spend that time with

you. You can also take your puppy to puppy classes. They are much better places for dogs to socialize than dog

parks. There, your dog can meet playmates of similar ages.

40 ． What does the underlined word it refer to in Paragraph 3?

A ． A noisy dog.

B ． A young dog.

C ． An energetic dog.

D ． A sick dog.

41 ． What does Paragraph 4 mainly tell us?

A ． The rules of the dog parks.

B ． The risks of the dog parks.

C ． The safety tips from the dog parks.

D ． The new experiences in the dog parks.

42 ． The purpose of this passage is to ________.

A ． expect dog parks to have a stronger and better management

B ． call on dog parks to offer different classes to different dogs

C ． encourage more dog owners to take their dogs to dog parks

D ． advise dog owners to find other ways to help dogs socialize

四、阅读判断

（江苏盐城 · 模拟预测） Find and keep your friendship

Every one of us,rich or poor,should at least have one or two good friends. Your friends will listen to you when

you speak,will take care of you when you are sick,and will be together with you in your journey through life.

Everyone needs friends. Friendship can make us happier. How can we find a good friend and get on well with each

other?Here is some advice.

Make friends with a person who is easy to get along with.

★

You should make friends with a person who has something in common with you.

★

Give your friend a hand when he or she is in trouble. Friends should always be ready to help each other.

★

Believe in each other. This is the most important thing in a friendship.

★

Even the best friends may have a quarrel sometimes. If this happens,don’t let your quarrel last too long. Try to

★

make up with your friends soon.

Friendship is a kind of treasure in our life. It is like a bottle of wine,the longer it is kept,the better it will be.

根据短文内容，判断正误 T/F 。

43 ． Rich people don’t need friends.

44 ． If your friends are in trouble,you should help them.

45 ． Make friends with people who are not difficult to get along with.

46 ． Don’t believe in your friends.

47 ． Best friends don’t have a quarrel.

五、补全对话 7 选 5

（ 2023· 黑龙江哈尔滨 · 哈尔滨风华中学校考三模）补全对话。

A: Hi. Jack! Where are you going?

B: 48

A: But we don’t have any lessons on Saturdays. 49

B: Because I’ m going to practice playing football.

A: 50

B: At 10 a.m. We all arrive as early as we can so that we have time to warm up.

A: How about your training?

B: We’re training harder than usual, and we want to do better.

A: Great! By the way, I hear you’re going to have a big match next week. 51

B: New Stars.

A: It’s also my favorite team. They always try hard to win.

B: Yes. I agree with you. But we’re playing better as a team now.

A: Good luck! 52

B: Thank you very much.

A ． What’s the score?

B ． I’m going to school.

C ． I do hope you will win!

D ． Why are you going there?

E ． Who are you going to play against?

F ． When do you start the practice?

G ． Will Mr. White come to watch your match?

第 II 卷（非选择题）

六、阅读回答问题

（ 2023· 湖南湘西 · 统考三模）阅读简答

Seeing changes in China

It was a warm spring day in 2021. Chen Beier, a reporter and TV presenter from Hong Kong, was on her way

to a small village called Atule’er. The small village sits at the top of an 800-meter-high cliff( 悬崖 ). People can only

get up to it by climbing a 2,556-step steel ladder( 钢梯 ). It is very dangerous.

So, was Chen looking for adventure there? The answer is no. The famous presenter was, instead, making a

documentary.

In February 2021, China reached an important goal. It got rid of poverty( 贫困 ). Many people couldn’t believe

this. After all, China has a large number of poor villages. In order to show the truth to people, Chen set out to make

No Poverty Land .

The trip turned out to be hard. When she was halfway up the ladder to Atule’er. For example, Chen felt so tired

that she could hardly go any further. She was also afraid of heights. The villagers advised her to stop the climb, but

the woman continued her climb.

This steel ladder, in fact, is only six years old. Before it was built, the villagers had to face even bigger danger

and use a rattan( 藤条制成的 ) ladder. The government has also built houses for the villagers at the foot of the

mountain. Through No Poverty Land , people can easily see how life in poor areas of China has been improved.

We can do about that: Don’t just tell people about the great changes; show them when you can.

53 ． Who is Chen Beier?

54 ． Where is the small village Atule’er?

55 ． Why did Chen make the documentary No Poverty Land ?

56 ． How did Chen feel about climbing up the ladder?

57 ． Through No Poverty Land, what changes can be seen in Atule’er? (Give one example)

七、短文选词填空