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2025年四川省綿陽市平武縣中考二模英語試題
學校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________
一、閱讀理解
From local events in the Chinese-British community to speeches from experts at London’s best universities, if you’re looking for something to do in London in December, pick one of these!
China Nerdfest Drinks China Nerdfest is having its Christmas drinks on Tuesday, December 17th. For anyone who has spent time in China or has an interest in China, it’s the place to be to get to know like-minded(志同道合的) people and have a couple of drinks. All you need to do is to sign up before entering. ★From 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 17th ★For 4 hours Talk: Mexico’s Chinese Community Author Hugo Wong will be giving a talk at the Charing Cross Library in central London about his ancestors(祖先) who set up a Chinese community in Mexico in the 19th century. He published his work America’s Lost Chinese which covered forgotten communities of Chinese people in America during the 19th century. ★6:00-7:00 p.m., Thursday, December 5th ★Charing Cross Library British Museum Silk Road Exhibition The Silk Road exhibition at the British Museum opened in September, and it is worth the visit to learn about the trade routes that connected to form the silk roads. If you want to know more about the exhibition before you go, read our review online. ★From September 26th ★British Museum
1．When is the most suitable time to go to China Nerdfest
A．At 6:00 a.m. B．At 7:00 p.m. C．At 8:00 a.m. D．At 10:00 p.m.
2．What might America’s Lost Chinese possibly be
A．A community. B．A library. C．A book. D．A speech.
3．How can you get more information about the exhibition
A．By reading the book. B．By listening to the talk.
C．By reading the review online. D．By visiting Charing Cross Library.
4．Which of the following is FALSE according to the passage
A．All the activities are held in London.
B．The Silk Road exhibition didn’t open in October.
C．Hugo Wong’s ancestors might live in Mexico for some time.
D．You can make friends with people who are interested in China in China Nerdfest.
5．Where can you find these messages
A．In a London novel. B．In a London guidebook.
C．In a London life magazine. D．In a London geography research project.
An English teacher from New Zealand recently explored (探索) the beautiful countryside of Baoding in Hebei Province by cycling with his family.
Along with more than 100 cycling lovers, Robert John Murray and his family took part in the “Riding in Baoding” event on Saturday. They experienced the natural beauty, rich culture and prosperity (繁榮) of rural areas in Baoding, a city located about 150 kilometers southwest of downtown Beijing. They also visited scenic places such as Ruanzhuang Cultural and Tourism Town, Haomeng Linshui Holiday Resort and Jiahe Farm, all featuring countryside scenery and folk arts.
“I’ve been in Baoding for almost 10 years and have witnessed (見證) the rapid development in the past few years here, especially in the rural areas where people are kind and happily living a well-off (富裕的) life,” said the 56-year-old Robert.
Robert came to Baoding in 2015 and has worked at Hebei Finance University as an English teacher ever since. He also married a Chinese woman and the couple has two children, a boy and a girl.
During his time in Baoding, he has enjoyed taking part in many different local activities to immerse (沉浸于) himself in Chinese culture, such as exploring traditional Chinese medicine, celebrating traditional festivals like the Mid-Autumn Festival, and discovering the progress of China’s modern industry.
For this time, Robert and his family rode along the countryside roads, making stops along the way from time to time and enjoying wonderful views over the open countryside. “After experiencing this, I hope to share the stories of the countryside and its people with the world,” he said.
6．What can we know about Robert John Murray from the passage
A．He organized the “Riding in Baoding” event to promote local tourism.
B．He is a professional cyclist who often takes part in cycling competitions.
C．He has a strong interest in exploring different sides of Chinese rural life.
D．He only brought his family to Baoding this time to avoid the city crowds.
7．What might Robert think of the life in the rural areas according to Paragraph 3
A．Doubtful. B．Disappointing. C．Admirable. D．Normal.
8．Which of the following may be a way that Robert immerses himself in Chinese culture
A．By taking medicine when he was ill.
B．By celebrating Women’s Day with locals.
C．By selling folk art pieces from his hometown.
D．By taking part in exciting dragon boat races during the Dragon Boat Festival.
9．What does the underlined word “this” in the last paragraph refer to
A．Robert’s 10-year life in China.
B．Robert’s cycling in the countryside in Baoding.
C．Robert’s exploration in Chinese traditional industry.
D．Robert’s work as an English teacher in Hebei Finance University.
10．What’s the best title for this passage
A．The Beauty of Baoding City B．The Rural Development in Hebei
C．A New Zealand Teacher’s Life in China D．Robert’s Cycling Adventure in Baoding
Mapo Tofu is one of the most famous traditional dishes in Sichuan. Its main ingredients include tofu and chopped beef, together with seasonings (調味品) such as chili bean paste (豆制辣椒醬) , chili powder, Sichuan pepper powder, soy sauce, sugar, and starch (淀粉) . The dish is known for its light yellow color, soft and smooth tofu, and a flavor that is numbing (麻的), spicy, pleasant and fresh.
A typical feature of Mapo Tofu is the light red chili oil that covers the surface of the dish. This oil not only improves the taste but also keeps the tofu warm for a longer time. The dish is best enjoyed while it’s hot, as the flavors are more pronounced.
The origins of Mapo Tofu date back to 1862 in Chengdu, Sichuan. The dish was created by a woman named Chen, whose face had small pockmarks. Because of this, she was kindly called “Chen Mapo” by locals, with “Ma” meaning pockmarked and “po” meaning elderly women.
Chen originally ran a small restaurant visited by oil porters. These workers often brought tofu and beef with them and asked Chen to cook the ingredients for them. Over time, Chen developed her own unique cooking skills, turning these simple ingredients into a dish that was colorful and flavorful. This dish quickly gained in popularity and became known as “Chen Mapo Tofu”.
Today, Mapo Tofu is enjoyed both in China and other parts of the world. Its lasting popularity shows the perfect blend of Sichuan’s bold flavors and the rich history behind the dish. Whether served in high-end restaurants or at home, Mapo Tofu remains a shining example of Sichuan’s cooking art.
11．How many kinds of seasonings can you find from Paragraph 1
A．4. B．5. C．6. D．7.
12．Why do people use the light red chili oil when making Mapo Tofu
A．To keep the dish hotter. B．To make the taste stronger.
C．To make the dish remain spicy. D．To cover the surface of the dish.
13．What does the underlined word “unique” in Paragraph 4 mean
A．Strange. B．Similar. C．Familiar. D．Special.
14．Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage
A．People can seldom enjoy Mapo Tofu abroad.
B．Mapo Tofu has a history of over one and a half centuries.
C．The soft tofu and the spicy flavor make the dish very famous.
D．Locals named the woman Chen Mapo because of her appearance.
15．What can you get from the passage about Mapo Tofu
①its creator ②its cooking process ③its flavor ④its popularity ⑤its origin
A．①②④⑤ B．②③④⑤ C．①②③⑤ D．①③④⑤
Nature has some really cruel but cute insects—Panda Ants! You might be surprised to know that Panda Ants aren’t actually ants. They are a kind of wasp (黃蜂) known as Velvet Ants.
The Panda Ant was first introduced in the scientific world in 1938. They live in the dry areas along the coast of Chile. They like sandy places a lot because it’s easy for them to look for food and dig holes to lay eggs there. Unlike a lot of other ants, Panda Ants don’t live together in groups.
Panda Ants got their name because the female ones have a really eye-catching black and white pattern. But don’t let their cute looks fool you! They have another common name, Cow Killer Ants, and that’s because their stings (螫針) can cause extremely painful feelings.
These insects are famous for looking for food by themselves. What do Panda Ants usually eat Well, their main food includes sweet nectar and some small insects. Female Panda Ants are super good at hunting.They use their stings to make their prey (獵物) unable to move.
Panda Ants have some really amazing features that help them keep alive. First, there’s a big difference between male and female Panda Ants. Female ones have really strong stings, but they don’t have wings. Male ones are bigger and although they don’t have stings, they can fly with their wings. Another cool thing is the really hard outer shell covering of these wasps. This hard outer shell not only helps them keep water inside their bodies but also lets them get into the underground homes of the insects they depend on.
16．Where do Panda Ants live
A．Only in the forests of Chile. B．In the dry coastal areas of Chile.
C．In wetland areas around the world. D．In the mountains with a lot of snow.
17．What do female Panda Ants use to hunt
A．Their wings. B．Their stings. C．Their strong legs. D．Their sense of smell.
18．Which of the following statements is TRUE
A．Panda Ants are real ants.
B．Panda Ants only live in extremely cold regions.
C．Panda Ants were first scientifically described in 1938.
D．The male Panda Ants have stronger stings than the female ones.
19．What can you get from the passage
A．Panda Ants always hunt in groups like other ants.
B．Panda Ants are in danger because of their special living habits.
C．People like to keep Panda Ants as pets because of their cute looks.
D．The hard outer shell of Panda Ants helps them protect themselves better.
20．Which of the following can best describe Panda Ants
A．Unbelievable. B．Gentle. C．Harmless. D．Common.
二、完形填空
China has a long and remarkable history about “money”.
About 5,000 years ago, shells were used 21 money, which was called “qian”. Then metal currency (貨幣) started to be used widely. Copper coins (銅錢) had their roots in people’s daily life and work. The “Tongbao” coin such as “Qianlong Tongbao” or “Kangxi Tongbao”, which showed the title (稱號) of 22 control, had the longest circulation (流通) in China’s history. 23 , gold, silver, food and other kinds of materials also served as forms of money in different times. Over 1,000 years ago, the first paper money, “Jiaozi”, appeared in China. Now, the money 24 is the 5th edition of renminbi.
Through the years, great changes have taken place in their look and printing methods. They have become safer and more beautiful, which not only 25 the development of currency but also shows China’s progress in economy and technology.
21．A．like B．for C．as D．with
22．A．emperors’ B．farmers’ C．soldiers’ D．educators’
23．A．Anyway B．Besides C．However D．Perhaps
24．A．in time B．in use C．in common D．in all
25．A．requires B．regards C．repeats D．reflects
In the past, the mountains in the State of Shu were very high and dangerous. And there was no way for the army to 26 . The king of the State of Shu was really greedy (貪婪的).
When the king of the State of Qin heard about this, he planned to take 27 of it and attack the State of Shu. The king of the State of Qin had a stone ox and put a lot of gold under its 28 , lying that it was gold poop (排泄物) coming out of the stone ox. He sent a letter to the king of the State of Shu, saying he was willing to give this stone ox to him as a 29 .
The king of the State of Shu was 30 for this stone ox. So he sent people to cut through the 31 , fill up the valleys (山谷), build bridges and make roads. He also 32 five strong men to the State of Qin to bring back the stone ox.
When they were moving the stone ox to the State of Shu, the Qin army 33 followed behind. Soon, they took over the State of Shu.
34 , the ordinary people laughed and said, “The fall of the country and the loss of life are all because of being greedy for small things!”
This story shows us that when facing the temptation (誘惑) of money, we must keep a clear mind. Otherwise, we’ll be 35 and lose a lot because of a small gain.
26．A．break through B．take off C．look through D．set off
27．A．notice B．care C．advantage D．charge
28．A．head B．bottom C．neck D．leg
29．A．prediction B．product C．position D．present
30．A．famous B．ashamed C．thirsty D．fit
31．A．forests B．mountains C．buildings D．fields
32．A．supported B．sent C．separated D．swept
33．A．completely B．gradually C．quietly D．cheerfully
34．A．Later on B．In turn C．At once D．By far
35．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個恰當的詞或括號內單詞的正確形式（不超過3個單詞），并將答案寫在答題卡的相應位置。
A Chinese night market is a lively place where people come to shop, eat and have fun. Located in streets and alleys, it opens in the evening and 36 (stay) busy till late into the night. You can try tasty snacks like kebabs (烤串), dumplings and stinky tofu, and find handmade goods. 37 bright lights, wonderful smells and a cheerful atmosphere, a night market is a great place to visit in the evening.
The origin of Chinese night markets can be traced back 38 (thousand) of years. The 39 (early) night markets began to appear during the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, traders used their free time in the evening 40 (set) up a small business on the streets. Over time, night markets 41 (gradual) became an important part of city life, serving as places for socializing, shopping, and entertainment.
Night markets offer plenty of snacks and some regional (區域的) special and creative food 42 is famous worldwide. For example, stinky tofu, although its smell might make some people run away, is considered a special dish for many people. Each 43 (city) night market has its own special foods, and people can enjoy a range of mouthwatering snacks in night markets across different cities.
Many night markets 44 (be) not only places to eat and shop but also great spots to experience local culture so far. In some night markets, people can buy traditional handicrafts and watch folk art 45 (perform), such as paper-cutting and dough figurine-making (捏面人). Traders use these cultural displays to attract visitors, showing the unique traditions of the area.
四、任務型閱讀
閱讀下面短文，然后在文后表格內完成內容摘要，每空不超過3個詞，并將答案寫在答題卡的相應位置。
Gulliver’s Travels tells the story of Lemuel Gulliver, a ship’s doctor, who has the most incredible experiences on his travels.
The story is told by Gulliver himself and every journey he makes ends with his ship being destroyed or attacked by pirates (海盜) . Each time this happens Gulliver finds himself in a strange land with even stranger people. From the tiny Lilliputians to the enormous (巨大的) Brobdingnagians. From the strange Laputians on their island in the sky to the intelligent speaking horses, the Houyhnhnms. Many times Gulliver is in danger and risks his life, but luckily he is always saved.
Gulliver’s Travels was a success when it was first published. It is still popular today because both young readers and adults enjoy it. This is because it can be enjoyed on many different levels: as a young reader’s fantasy story about travel and adventure and also as a political satire (諷刺文學) for adults, criticizing governments and leaders.
Gulliver’s Travels is obviously also a travel book and Gulliver is a great adventurer. He can never refuse the temptation to leave home and travel on the seas another time. All these ingredients make the book a classic which people are never tired of reading.
At the end of the story Gulliver finally ends his travels but he is strongly changed by them. He learns that there are many different ideas of what makes a civilized society and that we must not feel superior (有優越感的) to others just because they are different from us.
A Famous Novel—Gulliver’s Travels
46 The Lilliputians—tiny people The Brobdingnagians—enormous people The Laputians—strange people The Houyhnhnms— 47
Story Gulliver leaves home and travels on the seas. His ship is destroyed or attacked during the journey. He is lucky enough to be 48 from danger many times.
Popularity For 49 : A fantasy story For adults: A political satire
50 A civilized society is full of different ideas. No one should be superior to others.
五、書面表達
51．假定你是李華，請閱讀筆友Mike的郵件并用英語回復。
To: Li Hua
From: Mike
Dear Li Hua, I’m so proud of your country when hearing that Chinese Spring Festival has been successfully added to the list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity (人類非物質文化遺產), which makes me plan to spend my next Spring Festival in China. Would you mind telling me more about it Meanwhile, I’m afraid I can’t behave properly during the festival, so can you possibly tell me what I should pay attention to I can’t wait to have the nice festival. All the best, Mike
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To: Mike
From: Li Hua
Dear Mike, I am glad to hear from you._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Yours sincerely, Li Hua
《2025年四川省綿陽市平武縣中考二模英語試題》參考答案
1．B 2．C 3．C 4．B 5．C
6．C 7．C 8．D 9．B 10．D
11．C 12．B 13．D 14．A 15．D
16．B 17．B 18．C 19．D 20．A
21．C 22．A 23．B 24．B 25．D
26．A 27．C 28．B 29．D 30．C 31．B 32．B 33．C 34．A 35．D
36．stays 37．With 38．thousands 39．earliest 40．to set 41．gradually 42．which/that 43．city’s 44．have been 45．performances
46．Characters/Main Characters 47．intelligent speaking horses 48．saved 49．young readers 50．Meanings/Theme
51．例文
To: Mike
From: Li Hua
Dear Mike,
I am glad to hear from you. Knowing that you have such a wonderful plan, I’m honored to share something about our most important festival with you. Here is what you need to know before coming here.
The Chinese Spring Festival usually lasts for about 15 days, starting from the first day of the first lunar month. Reunion dinners on New Year’s Eve are a must, where families get together to enjoy delicious food and share the joy of the moment. During the festival, you’ll see red decorations everywhere as red symbolizes good luck and happiness in Chinese culture. Fireworks are also set off to add to the festive atmosphere.
Remember to greet people with “Happy New Year!” in Chinese. You can give red envelopes with money to children and the elderly as best blessings. Be polite and respectful, and you’ll surely have an unforgettable and wonderful experience.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua

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