2025年江西省中考一模英语试题

这是一份2025年江西省中考一模英语试题，共12页。试卷主要包含了听力选择，听力填空，未知，单项选择，选词填空，阅读理解等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、听力选择
1．What clr f clthes des Peter like?
A．White.B．Orange.C．Blue.
2．Why des the girl like swimming?
A．T keep healthy.B．T be taller.C．T lse weight.
3．Hw des the girl g t schl nw?
A．By bike.B．By subway.C．By car.
4．What happened t Judy recently?
A．She bught a gift.B．She met her uncle.C．She lst a bk.
5．What des the by mean?
A．He is afraid f the stry.B．He desn’t like the stry.C．It is very easy t write the stry.
请听1段对话，回答下面两个小题。
6．What wuld the girl like t eat?
A．Chicken ndles.B．Beef ndles.C．Egg ndles.
7．Hw much are the ndles and the drink?
A．3 dllars.B．2 dllars.C．1 dllar.
请听1段对话，回答下面两个小题。
8．What des Julia think f the schl?
A．New and clean.B．Nice and small.C．Big and interesting.
9．Whse class is Julia interested in?
A．Mr. Wu’s.B．Mrs. Fang’s.C．Miss Green’s.
请听1段对话，回答下面三个小题。
10．What des Jane think f the fd?
A．Delicius.B．Lks gd.C．Fresh.
11．Which is Jane’s favrite place?
A．The dining hall.B．The art rm.C．The sprts field.
12．What can we knw frm the cnversatin?
A．Ben lves ndles very much.
B．Jane ften plays ftball at schl.
C．Jane has a picture f the dinning hall.
请听1段对话，回答下面三个小题。
13．Where are they?
A．At the library.B．At the bkstre.C．At the bk museum.
14．Hw many bks can the by get at a time?
A．1.B．2.C．3.
15．What can we learn frm the cnversatin?
A．The by wants bks abut bilgy.
B．The bks shuld be back in three weeks.
C．Peple can find the bk with the help f the cmputer.
二、听力填空
根据独白内容完成下列句子，每个空格不超过3个单词。
16．The space club will learn abut and the planets at the first meeting.
17．Mr. Lu will invite a famus .
18．The first meeting is at 5:00 p.m. n .
19．The talk will start at .
20．Students can during the talk.
三、未知
21．The girl tried t ________ thse in need after she grew up.
A．callB．hideC．preventD．supprt
四、单项选择
22．David was very lucky because his hbby brught him ________ and success.
A．pressureB．pleasureC．shynessD．sadness
23．I was surprised t see my friend shuting at her mm. Because she was ________ at schl.
A．humrusB．helpfulC．shyD．plite
五、未知
24．—Linda, smene ________ at the dr.
—Grandma, it is just ur pet dg.
A．kncksB．was knckingC．is knckingD．will knck
六、单项选择
25．Dn’t wrry. Just d ________ as I tell yu.
A．widelyB．badlyC．exactlyD．nearly
26．—Everything was expensive in that shp. I bught this ty car. It was 350 yuan.
—Yu are lucky. I saw a same ne in a shp windw. And the price was ________.
A．higherB．lwerC．lwestD．highest
27．At the age f 15, he ________ the chance t learn dance, and he did very well.
A．givesB．was givenC．gaveD．is given
28．—I think all wmen, yung and ld, lk beautiful in a qipa.
—I agree, ________ I like hanfu mst. They are usually cmfrtable t wear.
A．butB．sC．asD．because
七、未知
Teenagers ften g nline when bred, but it can smetimes bring mre stress. That’s when the “Bredm Buster” cmes t help. It ffers n keeping busy depending n hw yu feel.
Feeling ? “Try writing dwn yur fears and think abut the behind them.” Sad? “Try watching yur favrite TV shw.”
The Bredm Buster is a part f an app called Saplings, made t teenagers t deal with a restless mind. The app has a guide fr keeping a diary.
Created in 2021 by 16-year-ld Vaishnavi Kumbala, the app was brn ut f her fr peple f her age with mental （精神的） health prblems.
“A lt f mental health resurces （资源） ut there are fr adults r kids,” Kumbala said. She saw many teenagers feel lnely sad. Sme f them are t t reach ut fr help. While it can’t take the place f , the app can wrk tgether with their help.
“The prmpts （提醒） in the guided diary are made just fr ,” Kumbala said. Prmpts include questins like “What is yur greatest interest? Hw can yu use in yur life in a small way?” There are als encuraging sayings, “Stay hungry, stay flish （愚蠢的）”.
Kumbala wanted t smething that was by a teen fr teens. Her app the 2021 Cngressinal App Challenge in Luisiana’s First District. The gal f cmpetitin is t help middle and high schl students explre cmputer science.
29．A．pwerB．prblemsC．mneyD．advice
30．A．happyB．angryC．scaredD．excited
31．A．reasnsB．effrtC．valueD．chices
32．A．helpB．allwC．driveD．require
33．A．neverB．alsC．usuallyD．again
34．A．hbbyB．wrryC．jkeD．argue
35．A．yungerB．happierC．tallerD．thinner
36．A．butB．whileC．sinceD．and
37．A．heavyB．nisyC．shyD．shrt
38．A．teachersB．dctrsC．childrenD．parents
39．A．teensB．wrkersC．babiesD．cks
40．A．herB．himC．itD．them
41．A．duringB．includingC．prvidingD．cnsidering
42．A．buyB．watchC．brrwD．create
43．A．madeB．inventedC．wnD．fund
八、选词填空
请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后用方框中所给词的适当形式填空，并将答案填写到答题卡的相应位置。每个词限用一次。
As a cuntry strng in math, China has many flk games filled with math knwledge. Let’s take a lk at three f them.
The nine linked rings puzzle (九连环) is usually 44 up f nine rings cnnected t a handle (手柄). Players have t remve (移除) all the rings frm the handle 45 the game. This is n simple game. Fr example, if yu want t remve the ninth ring, yu have t remve the third, fifth, and seventh 46 first. Yu wn’t be able t d it 47 yu start frm the eighth.
Huarng Pass is a Chinese blck-mving puzzle. T succeed in the game, players have t 48 the blcks t get “Ca Ca” ut. This is a test f ne’s 49 knwledge. It takes at least 81 steps t set “Ca Ca” 50 , accrding t the Chinese Puzzle website.
The Luban 51 was first created 2,000 years ag. It is said that Lu Ban used six wden pieces t make a 52 that lked like a lck fr his sn. It’s 53 t separate (分开) the six pieces. Hwever, it is usually easier t unlck a Luban lck than t put it 54 tgether. Nw, there are Luban lcks made up f nine r mre pieces.
九、阅读理解
Nrth Bay Turs
A special 2-hur sunset cruise (巡航) arund Otter Cve!
Price includes:
$59 per persn
●Dinner with yur chice f drinks and dessert
●A 13×15cm pht f yu and the crew (船员)
●A cup frm Nrth Bay Turs
Barding begins at 5:00 p. m. Departure (出发) is at 5:30 p. m.
55．Hw much shuld yu pay fr yu and yur mm?
A．$118.B．$108.C．$59.D．$21.
56．When can the ship return t the dck (码头)?
A．5:00 p. m.B．5:30 p. m.C．6:30 p. m.D．7:30 p. m.
57．Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the ad abve?
A．There is n ice cream n the ship.B．A cup will be given t each custmer.
C．Custmers can make dinner with the crew.D．Custmers can get a pht f the sunset fr free.
十、未知
Sign language is the main way deaf peple cmmunicate. Since they can’t hear, talking t hearing peple can be hard. Luckily, sign language interpreters （翻译） are there t help.
Ha Shuxin, 24, sees sign language as her mther tngue （母语）, as her parents are deaf. “I picked up sign language befre I culd even talk,” she recalled. In 2018, she became a sign language interpreter at a law firm （律所） in Chngqing. Her wrk takes her t places like curts （法庭） where she interprets fr deaf peple.
Since sign language has fewer wrds, Ha ften meets difficult terms that have n direct match. In such situatins, she carefully breaks dwn the meaning fr deaf peple. There are als grammatical differences between Chinese and sign language.
Ha feels stressed at wrk because accuracy （准确性） is imprtant in interpretatins fr law firms. Her stress als cmes frm the fact that sign language has“dialects （方言）”. The same wrd can be expressed with different hand gestures （手势） depending n where a deaf persn is frm. Having traveled t ver 30 cities in China because f the jb, she has learned abut the special ways deaf peple acrss the cuntry use sign language.
In her spare time, Ha reads many law bks and talks with lawyers and her deaf cwrkers （同事） t imprve her prfessinal ability. “My parents are deaf, s I understand the difficulties faced by the deaf cmmunity. I want t d everything I can t help them.” Ha said.
58．What des Ha d when she is free?
A．Teaches her parents t talk.B．Helps her deaf cwrkers.
C．Travels t different cuntries.D．Learns t imprve herself.
59．What des the underlined wrd “them” in the last paragraph refer t?
A．The deaf.B．Ha’s parents.C．The lawyers.D．Ha’s children.
60．What can we knw abut sign language accrding t the passage?
A．It is easy t learn.B．It has mre wrds than Chinese.
C．It is different in different places.D．The grammar f it is the same as Chinese.
61．Put the fllwing infrmatin int crrect rder accrding t the passage.
a．Her parents became deaf. b．She gt a jb in a law firm.
c．She learned sign language. d．She visited mre than 30 cities.
A．a-b-c-dB．a-c-b-dC．c-a-b-dD．d-b-c-a
62．What is Ha like accrding t the passage?
A．Lnely and shy.B．Quiet and caring.C．Helpful but nisy.D．Hard-wrking and kind.
The Amsterdam Light Festival is ne f the mst special art events in the wrld. It’s all abut using light t create unusual and beautiful images fr everyne t enjy.
Taking place fr 53 days between December and January every year, it is a time when artists frm arund the wrld get t Amsterdam fr a really big utdr art shw. The art, which is lit frm 5 p. m. t 11 p. m. every night, is mstly lcated alng the city’s famus canals （运河）.
Each year’s event has its wn theme. The thirteenth editin （期） f Amsterdam Light Festival takes place frm Nvember 28th, 2024 until January 19th, 2025, and has the theme“Rituals （仪式）”. Rituals have traditinally helped peple thrugh all kinds f transfrmatins, frm past t future, frm winter t summer, frm yuth t adulthd. Light plays an imprtant rle in many rituals. They bring peple tgether. Past themes include “DISRUPT!” “Celebrate Light” and “Nature Calls”.
The Amsterdam Light Festival has als fund a way t include kids in the event. Mre than 1,500 students in the city’s schls take part in the wrkshps in which they learn abut creativity, technlgy, and mst imprtantly, light as a frm f art. They als visit the festival with their friends, teachers, and families.
Mst visitrs agree that the best way t see the Amsterdam Light Festival is by bking a bat tur. Hwever, plenty f peple prefer t walk alng the canals in their winter cats. There’s even a mbile app with the walking rute, lcatins, and descriptins f the artwrk.
S, if yu find yurself in Amsterdam next December, yu can enjy the next editin f the Amsterdam Light Festival, and like hundreds f thusands f peple frm arund the wrld, yu can see the light (s) t!
63．When is the Amsterdam Light Festival usually pen every year?
A．Frm 11 p. m. t 5 a. m. every night.B．Frm 7 p. m. t 11 p. m. every night.
C．Between December and January.D．Frm Nvember 28th t January 19th.
64．What is the theme f the 13th editin?
A．DISRUPT.B．Celebrate Light.C．Nature Calls.D．Rituals.
65．What des the underlined wrd “transfrmatins” in Paragraph 3 mean?
A．Seasns.B．Changes.C．Celebratins.D．Jbs.
66．What wuld be the best structure f the passage?
A．B．C．D．
67．Which f the fllwing can be the best title?
A．Use an Useful App.B．G fr Amsterdam.
C．Enjy Unusual Rituals.D．Let There Be Lights.
Tday, almst everyne has a camera. We can take pictures with ur cellphnes, e-mail phts t ur friends, and print ut pictures frm a cmputer in a few secnds. Fifty years ag, hwever, cameras were nt as simple t use r available. They used film, which was expensive and had t be prcessed with special chemicals （化学品） in rder t make prints. Then, in 1982, a new type f camera made taking phts easier and mre affrdable. It was a film camera, but it had a built-in flash and ther cnveniences. The camera was called the Hlga.
The Hlga camera was made cmpletely f plastic （塑料）. Even the lens （镜头）, which is nrmally made frm high-quality glass n mst cameras, was plastic. Plastic is cheaper than metal r glass, s the camera makers culd keep the Hlga’s price lw enugh fr mst peple t affrd.
Hwever, nce peple began using the Hlga, they nticed prblems. Smetimes dark spts （斑点） appeared at the crners f the phts. Smetimes the clrs that appeared in the phts were different frm the clrs f the actual bjects phtgraphed. The camera’s cheap materials allwed light t get inside the camera and affect the film.
Althugh sme custmers were upset abut these prblems, many peple liked the strange and ften unique （独一无二的） pictures that the camera prduced. Prfessinal phtgraphers began using the camera t phtgraph nature, peple, and streets. Even tday, in a wrld filled with great cameras, sme peple chse the unpredictable Hlga t take unique pictures.
68．Hw des the writer intrduce the backgrund f cameras in Paragraph 1?
A．By cmparing ld and new cameras.B．By shwing camera sales numbers.
C．By talking abut peple using cameras.D．By telling the stry f camera making.
69．Why was the Hlga cameras cheap?
A．Because they didn’t need film.B．Because they were made f plastic.
C．Because they had a build-in flash.D．Because they were light and small.
70．What is the writer’s purpse fr writing the passage?
A．T intrduce the Hlga cameras.B．T shw hw the Hlga cameras were made.
C．T explain why the Hlga cameras were ppular.D．T encurage mre peple t buy Hlga cameras.
71．What is the main idea f Paragraph 3?
A．The Hlga cameras had sme prblems.
B．The Hlga was cheaper than ther cameras.
C．The phts taken by the Hlga were mre clrful.
D．Dark spts appeared in the pht taken by the Hlga.
72．What can we infer frm the passage?
A．Glass lenses dn’t have clr prblems.
B．It was easy t take phts fifty years ag.
C．Peple like t buy the Hlga cameras as gifts.
D．Pictures taken by the Hlga cameras are usually special.
Yu must have heard f “city bu city” (meaning city r nt city). 73
Millins f freigners （外国人） are visiting China and psting their travel vides. The visa-free transit plicy （过境免签政策） plays an imprtant rle in it.
74 Back then, it allwed travelers t stay fr 72 hurs in seven different big cities in China. Nw, travelers can stay fr 144 hurs in 41 places acrss 19 prvincial areas. 75 In the first three mnths f this year, 266 percent mre freigners came t China thrugh visa-free plicies cmpared with the same perid last year.
76 Thrugh this plicy, mre and mre peple get t see the real China. Irish Yu Tuber Luke thught Chengdu was “very gd, beautiful and mdern”, ttally （完全地） different frm what he had heard abut China frm Western media.
Yuyuantantian, a new media accunt （账号） under China Media Grup, lked at 100 China travel vides made by freigners. 77 But nw they prefer experiencing everyday activities like riding shared bikes and jining square dancing in parks. These activities give freigners a clser lk at everyday life in China.
A．Seeing is believing.
B．The visa-free transit plicy started in 2013.
C．They have s many things t d n the list.
D．It has attracted （吸引） mre travelers t China.
E．The travelers like t eat Chinese fd very much.
F．It’s used t ask if a place feels like a big, fashinable city.
G．It fund freigners used t visit famus places like the Great Wall.
十一、补全对话
请阅读下面对话，根据对话内容从下面的七个选项中选择五个填入空白处，使对话通顺、合理，意思完整。一空一句。
(Steven and Amy are talking abut the May Day hliday plan. Steven =S, Amy=A)
S: Hi, Amy. The May Day is cming. 78
A: Yes. I’m ging t visit Chengdu with my mum.
S: That’s great. 79
A: Des he like it?
S: Yes, he said it was a very great city. 80
A: We’re ging t take a plane t Chengdu.
S: 81
A: Abut three days. By the way, hw lng des it take t fly t Chengdu?
S: Abut three hurs, I think. 82
A: Thanks very much.
A．D yu have any plans?
B．Hw will yu get there?
C．Where d yu want t g?
D．Hw lng are yu staying there?
E．Hw lng did yur dad stay there?
F．I can check it fr yu with my dad.
G．My dad has been t Chengdu n business twice.
十二、未知
83．国际数学日就要到了，校报英语版块正在就“我与数学的故事”进行征文。请你写一篇英语短文去投稿，先说说你是否喜欢数学及其原因，再描述你学习数学的一段难忘经历，最后谈谈你将如何学习数学。
写作要点：
1．D yu like math? Why r why nt?
2．What was the unfrgettable experience f learning math?
3．Hw are yu ging t learn math?
要求：
1．短文应包括所有的写作要点，条理清楚，行文连贯，可适当发挥；
2．短文中不能出现真实的人名和地名；
3．词数80—120，短文开头已给出，不计入总词数。
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