2025年江蘇省無錫市中考一模（豐收卷）英語試題（原卷版）

2024-2025學(xué)年下學(xué)期九年級英語培優(yōu)練習(xí)七第Ⅰ卷（客觀題）一、單項填空在A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。1.—Whatkindofmusicdoyouneed?—Ithinkit’sbettertomakequalitymusicthatcanstandthe________oftime.A.test B.distance C.check D.space2.Althoughshewasscared,sheansweredwitha________voice.A.quiet B.silent C.calm D.gentle3.Walkingexercise________beboringsometimes,butonaclearsunnymorningtherewillbenothingfiner.A.must B.may C.should D.need4.—I’msosorryasheisdeaftomyadviceagain.—Comeon,youare________yourbreath!A.losing B.beating C.wasting D.dropping5.—It’sonly5:00inthemorning.Iwonder________yougetupsoearly.—Togofishing.Theearlier,thebetter.A.when B.whether C.how D.why6.—ChatGPTtakesthetechnologyworldbystorm.Willit________changetheworld?—Maybe.Itdependsonhowitisusedanddeveloped.A.completely B.specially C.simply D.properly7.IimprovedmyspokenEnglish________watchingEnglishmoviesandlisteningtoEnglishsongs.A.in B.to C.for D.by8.MycousinvolunteersintheChildren'sHome.Hisjobisto▲foodandclothes.A.sellout B.workout C.handout D.findout9.Couldyouopenthewindow?Thereis________freshairintheroom.A.few B.afew C.little D.alittle10________myEnglishteacher________myparentsknewtheresultofthecompetition.Theyfeltsoexcited.A.Notonly;butalso B.Either;or C.Between;and D.Neither;nor11.Myfriendssaidthatthey________hereby9p.m.,buttheyhaven’tarrivedyet.A.willbe B.havebeen C.wouldbe D.were12.—Excuseme.Couldyoutellme______aboutthelocalhistoryandculture?—Ofcourse.Youcancheckitonthiscomputer.A.howcanIgettheinformationB.whatinformationdidIgetC.whereIcangettheinformationD.thatIgottheinformation13.—Ittookmeeightyearstobuildupmybusiness,anditalmostkilledme.—Well,youknowwhattheysay.________.A.Thereisnosmokewithoutfire B.Nopain,nogainC.AllroadsleadtoRome D.Practicemakesperfect14.—Morgan,I’moffnow,OK?Remembertolockthefrontdoorandshutallthewindows.—Bye,Mum.________,won’tyou?A.Checkitout B.Bequick C.Letmegowithyou D.Havealovelytime二、完形填空先通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Bentleywaswanderingthroughthetrees.Theairsmelledoforangesallaroundhim.Hedidn’tlikethathisfamilyateorangesallthetime.Sometimes,hewantedto___15___themforweeks.Hewishedhisfamilycouldgrowsomethingforhisfavouritedip(調(diào)味醬).Hismouth___16___justthinkingabouthisfavouritedip.“Mom,whydowehavetohaveorangeseveryday?”Bentleyasked.“Well,___17___wegrowthem,thereareplentyaround,”hismomreplied.“Doeseverykideatasmanyorangesaswedo?”heasked.“No,surelynot.Therearepartsoftheworldthatdon’thavethe___18___ofweatherthatorangesgrowin.We’reactuallyvery___19___!”“Sosomekidsdon’teatorangesatall?”“Weactuallysendorangesallovertheworld,sothatifpeoplecan’t___20___theirownoranges,theycanstillbuyandeatthem,”saidMom.“Sopeopletransportfoodallovertheworld?IstherefoodthatIlikebutdoesn’tgrowhere?”“Thereisonethinginthedipyoulike,artichokes,”repliedMom.“Ineverknew!”criedoutBentley.“What___21___?”“Plentyofthings!Foodandproductsmovethesame___22___.Peoplemovethemselvestoo.”“Wow!Ineverthoughtaboutwhereallourfoodcomesfrom.It’samazing,”Bentleysaid.“I’mgladyouasked.I’msorryyouare___23___ofeatingorangesallthetime,butIhopenowitmakessensewhywedo.”“Yes,butI____24____mighttakeabreakfromthemeveryonceinawhile.MaybeI’lltrytogrowmyownartichokes!”Bentleyreplied.Momlaughedandsaid,“Sure,honey.Nowlet’sgoandmakedinner.”15.A.enjoy B.avoid C.accept D.limit16.A.opened B.closed C.watered D.dropped17.A.though B.since C.if D.unless18.A.type B.level C.change D.resource19.A.successful B.serious C.special D.lucky20.A.sell B.create C.store D.produce21.A.wrong B.best C.strange D.else22.A.way B.time C.price D.season23.A.active B.tired C.satisfied D.relaxed24.A.almost B.nearly C.still D.already三、閱讀理解閱讀下面的短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，在每小題所給的四個選項中選出最佳選項。(A)DON’TBELEFTINTHEDUST!MakeotherseatYOURdust.BuyDUSTBUSTERSRUNNINGSHOES“3”O(jiān)urshoesarethebestrunningshoesonthemarket.Chancesarethat5outof6runnerswearourshoes.Youwon’tknowforsurethosewearingourshoescanneverbecaught.*DustBustersRunningShoescomeinmorethan95sizes—fitforALL!*Ourshoeshaveallleatheruppersandrubbersoles.*Ourshoesofferextrasupportintheankles(腳踝)andheelstopreventinjury.*Ourshoescomewithamoney-backguarantee(保證)for5years.SO,WALK—NO,JOG—ONSECONDTHOUGHT,RUNtoyournearestshoestore.You’llnevereatdustagain.Wepromise!25.Theadisprobablyfromthecolumn(欄目)of________onawebsite.A.Clothing B.Sports C.Toys&Games D.Home&Kitchen26.Fromtheadabove,wecanknowthattheshoesare________.A.atverygoodprices B.inmanydifferentsizesC.inquitedifferentstyles D.onlyfitforthesportsmen27.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinthe“________”intheadabove?A.Bettercity,betterlife! B.Runfaster,runfarther!C.Goodsports,goodhealth! D.Timeiswhatyoumakeofit.(B)Material1:Formanypeople,havingacupofcoffeerightoutofbedisthebestwaytostartaday.ButareportfromASAPSciencesaysotherwise.Itsaystheworsttimeforcoffeeissoonafterwegetup.Whenwewakeup,ourbodiesstarttomakecortisol(皮質(zhì)醇).Cortisolhelpsusthinkclearlyandbequicktounderstandandact.Thecortisollevelsriseafterwewakeupandclimbtothehighestinaboutanhour.Sotherearetwoproblemswhenwedrinkcoffeeduringthistime:Ourbodieswillmakelesscortisol,andthecortisolwillmakecoffeelessuseful.Andthat’swhysomeofusdrinkmoreandmorecoffee.Then,whenisthebesttimetohavecoffee?Whenthecortisollevelsaregoingdown?Thereportsays,Cortisollevelsareusuallyhighestbetween8a.m.and9a.m.,betweennoonand1p.m.,andbetween5:30p.m.and6:30p.m.Soifyouwanttohavecoffee,enjoyitafterthesetimes,andthispopulardrinkwillhelpyouthemost.Material2:Fourpeoplereadthepassageandwrotewhattheythoughtaboutit.28.Whatdoesitmeanwhensomeonethinks“otherwise”aboutsomething?A.Theyareseriousaboutit. B.Theyhavenoideaaboutit.C.Theythinkdifferentlyaboutit. D.Theydonotthinkitisaproblem.29.Thepicturebelowshowshowthecortisollevelsriseandfallduringtheday.FromMaterial1,whichisagoodtimeforcoffee?30.WhatdidthefourpeoplethinkaboutMaterial1?A.Theywantedtotrywhatitsaid. B.Theyweresadaboutwhatitsaid.C.Theydidnotagreewithwhatitsaid. D.Theywerenotsurprisedatwhatitsaid.(C)Fromthebalconyofourtenth-floorflat,Isearchedtheskyhopingtoseeashootingstar(流星).“Starsareafraidofcitylights,butalittlesongisalwaysgoodforsomething,”Grandmaputherarmsaroundmeandsangsoftly.Thecommonstarsareforlittlewishes—everydaywishes—likegettingmorecreamonyourcupcake.Buttheshootingstarisdifferent.“Shootingstarsarelucky,”Grandmasaid.SoIkeptaspecialwishready—readyforashootingstartocatchmywishinitstailanddanceacrossthesky.IresteddeeperinherarmshopingforafewmoreminutesofherwarmthasmuchasIhopedtoseeashootingstar.“Tomorrowcan’tcomeifyoudon’tdreamtonight.”Shekissedmyhair.Ididn’tremembermydreamswhenIwokeup,butsureenoughitwasanewday.Grandmawassingingsoftlyinthekitchen.Alittlesongwasalwaysgoodforsomething.Ismeltbuttermilkbiscuits!ButtermilkbiscuitswereSaturdaybiscuits,buttodaywasWednesday.Shegavemetwo.Thenitwastimeforschool.Onthethirdfloor,thelift(電梯)suddenlystoppedandwentdark.MyheartbeatsohardthatIfeltthebeatinginmyears.Grandmarangthebell.“Powerisdown,”calledMr.Simonfromaboveus.Grandmatookmyhands,andwesangtogetherinthedarklift.Beforelong,Mr.Simonhelpedusout.Grandmatookmyhand,andwewalkeddownthestairstothestreetasifnothinghappened.ThepowerwasstilloffwhenIcamehome.Afterdinnerandhomework,wetookbiscuitsandwenttothebalconyandwatcheddayturntoevening.Lightscamefromfaraway,butitwasdarkhere.Flash!Alightshotacrossthesky—toosuddentoseemreal.Likemagic,Ifeltmywishholdingtighttothetailofthatshootingstar,dancingacrosstheskytooursongs.31.WhatpartofthestoryisParagraph1?A.Thebackground. B.Thedevelopment.CTheclimax(mostexcitingpart). D.Theending.32.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentencemeaninParagraph5?A.It’stheverytimetogotobed. B.Dreamsareimportantatnight.C.Therewillbeshootingstarstomorrow. D.Rememberthedreamtilltomorrow.33.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Weshouldenjoyeverythingwemeet.B.Wecandonothingifwedon’thavepower.C.Wecancallshootingstarsbysingingsongs.D.Weneedtohavehopeeveniflifeisn’tsmooth.(D)Everysummer,aboutthreebillionbirdsmigrate(遷徙)fromNorthAfricatoEuropeandAsia.Inwinter,theyreturntoAfrica.Astheytravelfromoneplacetoanother,theyusethesun,stars,smellsandlandforms(地形)tofindtheway.Themigrationislonganddifficult,andsomeoftheanimalsdieduringeachtrip.However,itisnotthistwice-a-yearjourneythatposesthegreatestriskfortheseanimals.ThemaindangertothebirdscomesfromhuntersallovertheMediterranean(地中海地區(qū)).Millionsofmigratorybirdsarekilledeveryyear.Asaresult,thebirdpopulationisfalling.IncountriesalongtheMediterranean,manymigratorybirdsareillegally(非法地)trappedorkilled.Besidestraps,huntersalsouseelectroniccallstocatchbirds.Theymakebirdsoundstoattractthebirds.Somehuntersalsousenetstocatchbirdsastheyflyclosetothesea.“Therearenobirds,”saidonelocalman.“Wewalkforhourswithoutseeingany.It’sreallyscary.”Birdsareindanger,andmanycountriesareworkingtosolvethisproblem.IntheEuropeanUnion,huntingmigratorybirdsisillegalinsomecountries,whileinothers,itisstrictlycontrolled—thebirdscanonlybehuntedatacertaintimeofyear.What’smore,manynature-protectiongroupsaremakingsurethatlawsareobeyed.Thishasbeensuccessfulinmanyplaces.Forexample,Sicily,anislandofItaly,wasonceaplacewhereillegalbirdhuntingwascommon.Today,ithasmostlyeliminated(消除)birdhunting,andasaresult,birdwatchingisbecomingpopularthere.WildlifeorganizationsaroundtheMediterraneanarehelpingtobringaboutchange.“Huntingbans(禁令)areworking,”saidMartinSchneiderJacoby,abirdscientist.“Butthereisstillmoretodo.Wehopetostophuntingandprotectbirds’livingareasallovertheMediterranean.Ifthiscanbedone,thenumberofbirdswillincrease.There’salongwaytogo,butthereishope.”34.Theunderlinedword“poses”probablymeans“________”inParagraph2.A.connects B.compares C.causes D.cures35.WhatchangehastakenplaceinSicily?A.BirdhuntingishardlyseeninSicily.B.SomerarebirdscanbeseeninSicily.C.Hunterstrytoattractmorebirdstothearea.D.Theweatherhasbecomemorepleasantinthearea.36.WhichofthefollowingwouldMartinSchneiderJacobyagreewiththemost?A.Thereshouldbemorelawstoprotectbabybirds.B.It’spossiblethatthebirdpopulationmaycontinuetofall.C.Morecountriesneedtostophuntingtoincreasethebirdpopulation.D.Theonlywaytoincreasethebirdpopulationistoallowlimitedhunting.37.Thepassageismainlyabout________.A.severalproblemscausedbymigratorybirdsB.whymigratorybirdsarehuntedintheworldC.howtourismcausesadropinmigratorybirdpopulationD.thesituationofmigratorybirdsandtheeffortstoprotectthem第Ⅱ卷（主觀題）四、詞匯運用（A）根據(jù)句意和漢語注釋，寫出單詞的正確形式。38.Martin,youcan’tbetoocareful.Every________(步)youtaketowardsyourgoalisimportant.39.Inthebeginning,TuYouyouwenttoHainanwheremalaria(瘧疾)wasmore________(常見的)tostudymalariapatients.40.Onceyouhaveaplan,youshouldtakeactionstoachieveit,oryouwillsurely________(后悔).41.Ifthecustomerringsupformeagain,pleaseput________(接通)thecalltothesalesdepartment.42.Idon’tknow____thechildwithcancercanhaveenoughcouragetofacethetroubleornot.(是否)（B）根據(jù)句意，寫出括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式。43Weneedtomakeeveryefforttobetterourselvesinourownfieldsincelifecan’talwaysgo________(smooth)asweimagine.44.Weareveryproudofthegreat________(achieve)thatwehavemadeinthespaceindustryinthepastyears.45.Shenzhen,acitythatwas________(known)thirtyyearsago,hasbecomeagloballeaderinmanyindustries.46.WeChineseseemtobemore________(worry)abouttomorrowandliketosavemoneywhileWesternpeopleliketospendtomorrow’smoney.47.AtanoldageBobDylanwontheNobelPrizeforLiteratureinhis________(seventy).五、動詞填空用括號內(nèi)所給動詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。48.ChildrenfromMalanVillage________(encourage)byDengXiaolanandsteppedoutoftheirhometown.49.Youdon’thavetodescribeher,becauseI________(meet)herseveraltimes.50.Shegothermother________(accept)herideabywritinganote.51.Atlast,theyweresotiredthattheirpoorlittlelegscouldn’tcarrythemanyfarther,sothey________(lie)downunderatreeandwenttosleep.52.Thecloserwearewiththescreens,thefartherwe________(be)withpeopleinourreallife.53.Thiskindofclothingmaterial,whichfeelssoft,________(catch)fireeasily.54.I________(introduce)myselftothenewclasswhenTomrushedintotheclassroomandstoppedme.55.Whatfuntheyhad________(climb)tothetopofthemountainatlast!56.Assoonastheschoolleadersarrive,theguests________(show)aroundthenewbuildings.57.Peterisbusythesedays.Isupposehe________(work)hardforhiscomingexam,right?六、閱讀表達(dá)閱讀短文，回答下面5個問題。（每題答案不超過10個詞）Robertawokeupearlythenextmorning.ThenshewokeupPhyllisandPeter.“We’reinthenewhouse.Therearenoservantshere.WemusthelpMothernow,”whisperedRoberta.Carefullythethreechildrenlitthefireandfilledakettle(水壺)withwater.Theyhungthekettleabovethefire.“Motherisn’tawakeyet.Let’sgooutsideandsitonthatflatstone,”saidRoberta.“Perhapswewillseeatraingoby.”WhenMothercameoutateighto’clock,Roberta,PeterandPhylliswereallfastasleepinthesunshine.Theyhadputthekettleonthefireatfiveo’clock:threehoursago.Allthewaterhadboiledaway(燒干).Nowtherewasaholeinthebottomofthekettle.Thefirehadgoneout.“Nevermind,”laughedMother.“Wecanboilsomewaterinapan.AndI’vefoundthedinner.”Sheledthemintothekitchenandpointedtoadoor“Lastnight,Ithoughtthiswasacupboard.Itwassodark.Butlook,”shesaid.Motheropenedthedoorandthechildrensawalittleroomwithatableinthemiddle.Onittherewasroastbeef,breadandbutter,cheeseandanapplepie.“Applepieforbreakfast,”criedPeter.“Whatfun!”Itwasawonderfulbreakfast.Everyonewasveryhungry.“Itfeelslikedinnerb