2025年中考英语押题预测卷（苏州专用）（原卷版）

2024-2025学年中考英语押题预测卷（苏州专用）注意事项：1．本试卷共七大题，满分100分（不含听力口语30分），考试用时100分钟；2．答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考点名称、考场号、座位号用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔填写在答题卡相对应的位置上，并认真核对条形码上的准考号、姓名是否与本人的相符合；3．答选择题必须用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如需改动，请用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案；答非选择题必须用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔写在答题卡指定的位置上，不在答题区域内的答案一律无效，不得用其他笔答题；4．考生答题必须答在答题卡上，答在试卷和草稿纸上一律无效。第一部分完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）NeZha2:TheDevilChildComestotheSeaisnowtheNo.1movieinChina.ItmakesmoremoneythanTheBattleatLakeChangjin.ThestoryfollowsNeZha,thelittlehero.Inthismovie,NeZhahasnewand1problems.BadpeoplesayNeZhadoesbadthings.Hehastoshowheisgoodandsavehishomeatthe2time.NeZhaisbrave.Henevergivesup,nomatterhowhardthingsget.Hisstrong3makespeoplewhowatchthemovielikehimalot.Thepicturesinthemoviearevery4.Thecolorsarebright,andtheworldinthemovielooksreal.Wecanseebigandbeautifulpalacesunderthesea.Thefightscenesarereally5.Eachpictureinthemovieislikeabeautifulphoto.Also,thepeopleinNeZha2aregreat.NeZha’sfriendsandfamilyhelphim.6showushowimportantfriendshipandfamilyare.Themovienotonlyhasanexcitingplot(情节)butalsothe7ofNeZhaisverylively.Healwaysshowshislovelyside8inthefaceofdifficulties.Besides,themusicinthemoviematches(匹配)9withthescenes,makingthemoviemoreattractive.Peopleofallageslikethismovie.It’sfuntowatch,anditalsotellsusgoodthings.Itshowsthatifweare10,wecanbeatanyproblem.MoreandmorepeoplearegoingtothecinematoseeNeZha2,andit’sapopulartalkamongmoviefans.1．A．easy B．hard C．funny D．common2．A．same B．different C．other D．next3．A．body B．mind C．hand D．look4．A．boring B．cool C．ugly D．friendly5．A．exciting B．scary C．tiring D．crazy6．A．We B．They C．He D．She7．A．action B．story C．character D．life8．A．even B．also C．only D．early9．A．good B．well C．bad D．badly10．A．lazy B．brave C．shy D．weak第二部分阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AJiuzhaiValley*JiuzhaiValleyisanaturereserve(保护区)andnationalpark.Therearebluelakes,water-falls,forests,snow-coveredmountainsandmanyvaluableanimals.Theforeststurnyellow,orangeandredinautumn,makingtheseasonpopularamongvisitors.Itisawonderfulplaceforyoutoenjoy.PeakSeason(旺季):April1—November15Offseason:November16—March31Openinghours:•April1—November15：7:30a.m.to5:30p.m.•November16—March31：8:30a.m.to6:00p.m.Price:•190yuaninpeakseason(95yuanforachildaged7—18)•80yuaninoffseasonAddress:Zhangzhatown,Jiuzhaigoucounty,AbaTibetanandQiangAutonomousPrefecture(阿坝藏族羌族自治州)***********************************************************************************************•Ifyouseewildanimals,don’tfeedthematanytime.•Pleasefollowtheforestprotectionandfirepreventionrules,andtakecareoftheenvironmentofJiuzhaiValley.•ItisnotallowedtostayovernightinJiuzhaiValley.•Duringthewinterseason,theparkisatitsdriesttimeandtheforestfiresareeasytobreakout.Thefirecouldharmthelocalecosystemandvillagerswhostillliveinwoodenhouses,sosomeroadsandpartsoftheforestareclosed.*JiuzhaiValleyis“九寨沟”inChinese.ItisabeautifulplaceinSichuan.11．Whencanvisitorsenjoythecolorfulforests?A．Inspring. B．Insummer. C．Infall. D．Inwinter.12．YourfriendWangHaowillvisitJiuzhaiValley.Whichofthefollowingmayappearinyourconversationwithhim?A．Don’tvisitlocalpeopleinJiuzhaiValley. B．Don’ttakephotosofwildanimalsinJiuzhaiValley.C．Don’tstayovernightinJiuzhaiValley. D．Don’tbringsnackstoJiuzhaiValley.13．Inwhichpartofamagazinecanthetextappear?A．Health. B．Travel. C．Food. D．Culture.BTheriseofAIdoctorsisnotlikesomethingfromsciencefictionanymore.It’sreallyhappeningnow.IndifferentpartsofChina,wecanseeclearlythatAIisbringingbigchangestothemedicalfield.InFebruary2025,BeijingChildren’sHospitaldidsomethingimportant.Theybroughtinthecountry’sfirstAIdoctor.Therewasadifficultcase.An8-year-oldboyhadsuddenandhard-to-explainseizures(癫痫).Thirteentopexpertsweretryinghardtofindthebesttreatment.Atthesametime,theAIquicklylookedattheboy’smedicalhistoryandsymptoms.Injustafewminutes,itcameupwithatreatmentplanthatwasverymuchlikewhatthehumandoctorsthought.Also,itcouldquicklyfindthelatestmedicalresearch,whichreallyhelpedmakethediagnoses(诊断)faster.InShandong,acouplewereveryworriedwhentheirchildhadafever.TheydecidedtotryDeepSeek.Afterputtinginthebloodtestresults,theAIsaiditwasprobablyabacterialinfection(细菌感染)andsuggestedsomemedicine.Andguesswhat?Whentheywenttothehospital,thedoctorgavetheexactsamemedicine,andeventheamountwasthesame.Eveninpoorplaceswithnotmanymedicalresources,likesomeruralareasinGuizhou,AIsystemshelppatientstellabouttheirsymptoms(症状)andevenmakeiteasierfordisabledpeopletomovearoundinthehospital.Allthesereal-lifeexamplesshowustwoimportantthingsAIcando:helptopdoctorsmakebetterchoicesandmakehealthcareeasierforeveryone.But,therearestillsometalksgoingon.Asonedoctorsaid,“AIcangiveusideas,butthecareandjudgmentthathumansgiveissomethingwestillneed.”14．WhatdidtheAIdoctordoinBeijingchildren’shospital?A．Itinventedanewkindofmedicine. B．Itcuredtheboy’sseizurescompletely.C．Itdoesthejobinsteadofhumandoctors. D．Itsuggestedasimilartreatmenttohumandoctors.15．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“ruralareas”inParagraph4probablymean?A．Seasideareas. B．High-technologyareas.C．Modernanddevelopedareas D．Countrysideorlesspopulatedareas16．Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?A． B．C． D．17．Whydoesthewritermentionthedoctor’swordsinthelastparagraph?A．ToproveAIissmarterthandoctors. B．ToencouragehospitalstobuyAImachines.C．ToexplainhowdoctorsuseAIintheirwork. D．ToshowAIcannotreplacehumandoctors.CHuckismyname,HuckleberryFinn.Thestorystartedwhenmybestfriend,TomSawyerandIfound$12,000inacave.Thatmoneymadeusrich.Wegot$6,000each.JudgeThatcher,animportantmaninSt.Petersburg,putitinthebank,andnowwegetadollaradayinterest(利息).ThenakindoldladycalledDouglasinvitedmetolivewithherbecauseIhaven’tgotafamilyorahome.Mymotherdiedalongtimeago,thenmydad,Pap,disappeared.Hewasaviolent(暴力的)manespeciallywhenhedrankalot,whichwasmostofthetime,andheoftenbeatme.Iwasscaredofhim.Ididn’tgotoschoolliketheotherboysofmyage.Ilivedonthestreetsandinthewoods.MylifechangedafterIlivedwithDouglas.Shegavemeabedtosleepinandboughtnewclothesforme.Shereadstoriestomeandtaughtmehowtoeatatatable.ButthenhersisterMissWatsonarrived.Shebroughtherblackslave(奴隶)Jimwithher.IlikedJimbutIdidn’tlikeMissWatsonverymuch.Sheoftenshoutedatme.Douglassentmetoschooleveryday.Ididn’tlikegoingthereatfirstbecauselearningwasverydifficult.ButwhenIcouldreadandwriteabit,Ididn’tmindgoing.Themonthspassedandwintercame.OnemorningIwokeupandtherewassnowontheground.OnmywaytoschoolIsawsomefootprintsoutsideDouglas’shouse.Therewasacrossontheheel(脚后跟)oftheleftone.Myheartjumped.Onlyonepersonworebootswithacrossontheleftheel!Pap!“He’sheardaboutmymoney.Andhewantsit!”ThatnightIwenttoseeJim.Jimhadamagicballmadeofanimalhair.Ithadaspiritinsidethatcouldanswerpeople’squestionsaboutthefuture.18．WhathappenedtothemoneyHuckgotfromthecave?A．HegavesometoPap. B．Hehiditsomewheresecretly.C．TomSawyertookitaway D．JudgeThatcherhelpedputitinabank.19．WhichistheRIGHTorderofthefollowingevents?a.DouglassentHucktoschool.b.HuckandTomSawyerfound$12,000inacave.c.DouglasinvitedHucktolivewithher.d.Huckfoundthefootprintswithacrossontheleftheal.A．c-b-a-d B．c-d-b-a C．b-c-a-d D．b-d-c-a20．HowdidHuckfeelwhenhesawPap’sfootprints?A．Calmbuthopeless. B．Gladandexcited. C．Scaredandnervous. D．Happyandsurprised.21．WhatquestiondoyouthinkHuckwillaskthemagicball?A．WillMissWatsonsellJimasaslave? B．WillTomSawyerandIfindmoretreasure?C．WillPaptakemymoneyandhurtme? D．HowcanIrunawayfromlivingwithDouglas?DFarmerFredhadahorse.Heusedthehorsetocarryheavythings.Oneday,Fred’sbrother,Ted,cametovisit.Hesaid,“CanIborrowyourhorsetotakemycarrotstothemarket?”Fredsmiledandsaid,“Sure!I’llgowithyou.”Sothetwobrothersleftforthemarket.Itwasahotday,andsoontheybegantofeelhot.Thehorsewashot,too.“Let’sfindatreeandrestinitsshade(树荫),”suggestedFred.“OK!”saidTed.Theylookedaroundandcouldn’tfindatree.Tedhadanidea,“Wecansitinthehorse’sshadow!”“Goodidea!”Fredsaid.“Butthehorse’sshadowisn’tbigenough.Onlyoneofuscansitinit.I’llsittherebecauseI’mreallytired,”Tedsaid.“I’mtired,too!Anddon’tforget,thehorseismine!”Fredreplied.“Butyoulentthehorsetome,sohe’sminefornow!”Theybegantofight.Thehorsethought,“Thesetwobrothersareselfish.Theybothwantmyshadow,butneitherofthemcareaboutme!Howcouldtheydothattome?Ishouldrunaway!”So,thehorseranawaywiththecarrotsquickly.Whentheysawthehorsewasgone,Fredsaid,“Oh,no!We’resosilly.Welostthemostimportantthinginthefightforashadow.”22．WhydidTedwanttoborrowthehorse?A．Tovisitanoldfriend. B．Tobuysomecarrotsinthemarket.C．Tocarrythecarrotstothemarket. D．Tohelphimwiththefarmwork.23．WhatdidFredadvisetodointhathotweather?A．Theyneededtofindatreeforshade. B．Theyneededtoreturnhome.C．Theyneededtodrinksomewater. D．Theyneededtorestinturn.24．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto?A．Thetree’sshadow. B．Thehorsesshadow.C．Thehotweather. D．Thewaytothemarket.25．What’sthebesttitleforthetext?A．Ahotsummerday. B．Afarmerandhislazyhorse.C．Afightbetweentwobrothers. D．Twobrothersandthehorse.第三部分信息还原（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）阅读短文，从短文后选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。LearninghowtoreadinEnglishcanbeadifficulttask.Butit’ssomethingyou’llhavetodoonyourlanguagelearningjourney.ReadingwellinEnglishisuseful.26.Choosetherightmaterials(材料).Therearesomanychoices!Tochoosetherightreadingmaterial,youneedtodecidewhatyourgoalis.Anddon’tpickabookthatistooeasyortoodifficult.27.Beintentional(意图明确).Beingintentionalmeansdoingsomethingonpurposewithareasoninmind.28.Saveacertainamounttimetospendonreadingordecideonacertainnumberofpagesyouwanttoreadeachday.29.Readingcanintroduceyoutonewvocabularywords.ManywordsinEnglishareoftenusedtogetherinalmostthesameway.Readgroupsofwords,orwordsthatgotogether.Itwillhelpyoubetterunderstandhowtouseyournewvocabulary.Don’ttrytounderstandeverything.30Andthat’sOK.It’smoreimportanttogetthebigpictureofwhatyouarereading.Youcangobacktocheckwordsyoudon’tunderstandlater.Wehopethesetipscanhelpimproveyourreadingskills.A．Readgroupsofwords.B．Youshouldreadwordbyword.C．Thesetipsareforyou!D．Youneedtosetupaperiodoftimetoread.E．Choosebookswhereyouunderstandatleast80%ofthematerial.F．Whilereading,youneedtoacceptthefactthatyoumightnotunderstandeveryword.G．LeavetimetogooveryourEnglish.第四部分词汇运用（共13小题；每小题1分，满分13分）第一节根据下列句子所给汉语注释或首字母，在答题卡标有题号的横线上，写出空缺处各单词的正确形式。每空限填一词。31．—Dad,whydon’tyoutakemeforawalk?You(承诺)lastweek.—Sorry,I’mbusythesedays.Let’smakeitanotherday.32．Actionsspeak（更大声地）thanwords.33．Manytrafficaccidentshappenedbecauseof(司机)carelessdrivingortakingnonoticeoftrafficrules.34．InthetwelveChineseanimalsigns,theDragonisthe(第五)inorder.35．—Wglovesarethese?—MaybeLucy’s.36．—Howlonghaveyoukthebook?—Iborroweditfromthelibrarylastmonth.37．Don’tbeafraidofdifficulties.Remember:kitesrisehighestathewind,notwithit.38．—Nismorecomfortablethanstayingathomeinsuchbadweather.—You’retheboss.So,wouldyoucareforacupoftea?第二节、选词填空方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中，每词仅用一次。succeed

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whenWithinthenext80years,ourlivesmaybechangedalotby3Dprinting.Ithasalreadyinfluencedmanythingsinourlives,rightdowntothefoodweeat.39somerestaurantsinLondonhaveserved3D-printedhamburgerstocustomers.Butperhapsthebiggest40thatpeoplehaveachievedisinmedicine.Itisamazing41peopleseeabeatingheartprintedwith3Dprintingtechnology.Theprintedbodypartmighthelppeopleliveanormallifeagainafteranillnessoranaccident.Anditisnot42humanswhoarebenefiting—inBrazil,people43manynew3D-printedbodypartsforsickanimalssofar!第五部分短文填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。请将答案写在答题卡上指定的位置。Accordingto44studybysomeorganizations,morethanhalfofthethingsintheworldaremadeinChina.Andthesethingsareallabout45(people)everydaylife.Inorderto46(true)understandwhysomanythingsaremadeinChina,youhavetounderstandthehistory.Chinaisoneofthe47(great)countrieswithrichcivilization(文明)ontheearth48thousandsofyears.Chinesepeoplehavemadealotofthingsverysmartly.UsuallyitwouldtakeWesternersandother49(foreigner)100moreyearstofindouthowtomakethem.Theyhaveclevermindsandworkhard,soyoucanseewhymanythings50(make)inChina.IfyoustudyGoldmanSach’sreportonthefuture,you’llseethatChinawilltakechargeof(控制)aquarteroftheworld’sGDPinthenearfuture.Althoughsomebigcompanies51(move)toothercountriesfromChina,Chinaismakingmoreproductswithfinequality,aswellasJapan,theUSA52Europe.Chinaisn’tjustmakingproducts.It’shelpingpeopleintheworldlive53(well).第六部分阅读表达（共3小题；54题2分，55题2分，56题3分，满分7分）阅读下面短文，并用英语回答问题（请注意每小题后面的词数要求）。Ateenageboycouldn’tstandhisparents’familyrules,sohelefthome.Hewantedtobefamous,buthehadapooreducation.Hecouldn’tfindajobandhadtobegforfoodonthestreet.Yearslater,hismotherdied.Thoughhisfatherwasold,hewasstilllookingforhisson.Hesearchedeverycornerofthecity.Whereverhewent,heputupabigphotoofhimselfonthewall.Onthelowerpartofthephoto,hewrote,“Istillloveyou,mydearestson.Pleasecomebackhome!”Oneday,thesonsawoneofthephotosonthewall.Thefaceonthephotowasfamiliartohim.“Isthatmyfather?”Hemovedcloserandreadthewords.“Istillloveyou...”Tearsrandownhisface.Hemadeuphismindtogobackandseehisdad.Itwasearlymorningwhenhegothome.Heknockedonthedoor.Nobodyanswered,althoughthedoordidopen.Herushedintohisfather’sbedroom.Hisfatherwassl