安徽省2025年九年级中考英语模拟卷八

安徽省2025年中考英语模拟卷八（人教版） （满分100分，考试时间100分钟） 一、单项选择（每题1分，共10分） ( )1. —What’s your plan for the weekend? —I’ll help clean up the city park ______ volunteers. A. with B. for C. as D. to ( )2. The novel ______ by Mo Yan in 2012 won the Nobel Prize. A. wrote B. writes C. written D. was written ( )3. —______ I take photos in the museum? —No, you ______. It’s not allowed. A. Can; needn’t B. May; mustn’t C. Must; can’t D. Should; won’t ( )4. Smartphones ______ in class because they distract students from learning. A. ban B. banned C. are banned D. were banned ( )5. ______ useful advice the teacher gave us on how to improve writing! A. What B. What a C. How D. How a ( )6. To keep healthy, we should avoid ______ too much junk food. A. eat B. eating C. to eat D. ate ( )7. —I failed the math exam again. —______! Let me help you review the key points. A. Good luck B. Well done C. Never give up D. It doesn’t matter ( )8. The 2025 World Robot Conference ______ in Beijing next month. A. holds B. is held C. will be held D. was held ( )9. —______ does your school sports meeting take place? —Twice a year. A. How long B. How often C. How soon D. How far ( )10. The reporter asked the scientist ______ AI would replace human jobs. A. whether B. what C. that D. when 二、完形填空（20分） 第一篇：Smart Farming With China’s population growing, farmers are turning to technology. In Anhui, drones 11____ seeds and monitor crops. Sensors in fields collect data on soil humidity and temperature. Last year, Mr. Zhang’s rice yield increased 12____ 20% using smart irrigation. “It saves water and labor,” he said. However, some elderly farmers find it hard to 13____ high-tech tools. To solve this, agricultural colleges offer 14____ training programs. Surprisingly, teenagers are also joining farm-tech clubs. “It’s cool to mix tradition 15____ innovation,” said Li Ming, 14. The government hopes smart farming will 16____ food safety and attract young people to rural areas. Additionally, new apps help farmers 17____ weather changes and pest risks. For example, an app called "FarmGuard" sends alerts 18____ sudden storms. “It’s like having a 19____ in my pocket!” said Mrs. Chen. Despite challenges, experts believe technology will 20____ agriculture forever. ( )11. A. plant B. plants C. planting D. to plant ( )12. A. by B. at C. for D. with ( )13. A. repair B. operate C. invent D. sell ( )14. A. free B. boring C. dangerous D. expensive ( )15. A. with B. from C. into D. about ( )16. A. improve B. pollute C. waste D. reduce ( )17. A. predict B. ignore C. record D. forget ( )18. A. about B. for C. to D. against ( )19. A. toy B. map C. doctor D. calendar ( )20. A. destroy B. limit C. transform D. copy 第二篇：Online Learning During the 2024 pandemic, schools adopted online classes. Platforms like DingTalk allowed teachers to 21____ lessons and assign homework. However, poor internet in villages caused 22____ . Student Wang Lin shared, “I had to climb a hill to get a signal.” To bridge this gap, the government provided free tablets and Wi-Fi hotspots. Now, even after the pandemic, 30% of schools 23____ hybrid teaching. “It’s flexible but requires self-discipline,” said Principal Li. A 2025 survey showed 70% of parents believe online learning 24____ students’ independence. Yet, some students feel lonely without classmates. To address this, schools introduced 25____ like virtual study groups. “We chat and solve problems together,” said Zhang Wei. Teachers also use gamified apps to make lessons 26____ . For example, math quizzes become space adventures. However, screen time remains a concern. Doctors advise students to 27____ eye exercises every hour. “Balance is key,” said Dr. Liu. Overall, online learning is 28____ here to stay, but it must 29____ students’ needs. As Wang Lin said, “Technology helps, but human connection is 30____ .” ( )21. A. cancel B. host C. record D. forget ( )22. A. fairness B. challenges C. happiness D. safety ( )23. A. avoid B. suggest C. continue D. finish ( )24. A. harms B. loses C. enhances D. ignores ( )25. A. punishments B. solutions C. games D. exams ( )26. A. longer B. easier C. fun D. quieter ( )27. A. skip B. practice C. teach D. watch ( )28. A. suddenly B. rarely C. clearly D. nearly ( )29. A. control B. meet C. create D. forget ( )30. A. replaceable B. impossible C. optional D. irreplaceable 三、补全对话（10分） 主题：社区志愿服务 A: Hi, Lucy! Our community needs volunteers for the elderly care program. B: 31____ I can teach them to use smartphones. A: Great! 32____ B: Maybe organize a weekly storytelling activity. A: 33____ Let’s ask the library for books. B: 34____ We could also make health brochures. A: Perfect! 35____ 选项： A. What’s your idea? B. That sounds meaningful! C. How about a reading corner? D. I’m in! E. Let’s start this Saturday! 四、阅读理解（40分） A篇：Ancient Chinese Inventions The 2025 World Expo showcased China’s Four Great Inventions, highlighting their global impact. A meticulously crafted replica of the Han Dynasty seismograph amazed visitors. This ancient device, featuring bronze dragons and toads, could detect earthquakes up to 500 miles away. Another exhibit detailed how compasses revolutionized navigation during Zheng He’s 15th-century voyages, enabling precise ocean exploration. Modern scientists emphasized how these inventions laid the groundwork for contemporary technologies—for instance, seismographs inspired today’s earthquake early-warning systems, while compass principles are embedded in GPS. Additionally, papermaking and printing exhibits demonstrated their role in spreading knowledge. A live demonstration showed artisans recreating ancient movable type, linking past and present innovation. ( )36. What ancient device detected distant earthquakes? A. Paper B. Compass C. Seismograph D. Gunpowder ( )37. How did compasses aid Zheng He’s voyages? A. Predicting storms B. Mapping continents C. Navigating seas D. Communicating signals ( )38. What modern technology was inspired by seismographs? A. Satellite imaging B. Earthquake alerts C. Solar panels D. AI robots B篇：Music Education A 2025 national study revealed that students learning musical instruments scored 15% higher in math exams. Hefei No.1 Middle School integrated guzheng and piano classes into its curriculum, observing improved problem-solving skills. Dr. Liu, a neuroscientist, explained, “Music enhances pattern recognition, critical for mathematical logic.” However, 40% of rural schools lacked instruments due to budget constraints. The “Music for All” initiative addressed this by donating 5,000 instruments annually, prioritizing remote regions. Student Zhang Wei shared, “Learning the flute boosted my confidence and focus.” Despite progress, challenges persisted: only 30% of rural teachers received music training. To bridge this gap, online workshops taught basic instrument skills. Meanwhile, urban schools experimented with cross-subject projects, like composing songs about historical events. ( )39. Which subject improved most with music training? A. History B. Math C. Physics D. Chemistry ( )40. How many instruments does “Music for All” donate yearly? A. 1,000 B. 3,000 C. 5,000 D. 10,000 ( )41. What challenge do rural schools face? A. Lack of trained teachers B. Outdated textbooks C. No classrooms D. Strict exams ( )42. How did Zhang Wei benefit from music? A. Improved memory B. Better teamwork C. Increased focus D. Artistic creativity C篇：Disaster Prevention When Typhoon “Haikui” struck Anhui in 2025, advanced technologies mitigated its impact. Drones delivered emergency supplies to villagers trapped by floods, while AI algorithms predicted flood paths with 90% accuracy, enabling timely evacuations that saved 10,000 lives. Schools conducted monthly evacuation drills, simulating scenarios like earthquakes and fires. Fire Chief Wang noted, “Regular practice reduces panic—students now exit buildings in under 3 minutes.” Post-disaster, engineers used 3D printing to rebuild damaged bridges rapidly. However, rural areas struggled with inadequate warning systems; only 50% of villages had weather radios. To address this, the government launched a mobile app providing real-time alerts. Community volunteers also formed rescue teams, trained in first aid and crisis management. ( )43. What technology predicted flood routes? A. Robots B. AI C. VR headsets D. Satellites ( )44. How often do schools conduct evacuation drills? A. Weekly B. Monthly C. Yearly D. Never ( )45. What was used to rebuild bridges quickly? A. Drones B. 3D printing C. Smart sensors D. Solar panels D篇：Cultural Exchange Anhui’s 2025 “Sister School” program connected 50 local schools with partners in Canada, Japan, and Australia. Students collaborated on projects like virtual museum tours and bilingual storytelling. For example, Chinese teens taught Canadian peers paper-cutting via video calls, while Canadians shared maple syrup-making traditions. A joint science fair had teams building eco-friendly models—a Sino-Australian group designed a solar-powered water filter. Cultural misunderstandings occasionally arose: Japanese students initially found Chinese directness surprising, but icebreaker games eased tensions. Post-program surveys showed 80% of participants improved their English fluency and cross-cultural empathy. However, time zone differences hindered real-time collaboration, and some rural schools lacked stable internet. ( )46. How many schools joined the exchange program? A. 30 B. 50 C. 70 D. 100 ( )47. What Canadian tradition did Chinese students learn? A. Sushi-making B. Maple syrup production C. Kangaroo care D. Tea ceremonies ( )48. What challenge did rural schools face? A. Language barriers B. Unstable internet C. Strict teachers D. Boring activities ( )49. What skill did 80% of students improve? A. Mathematical logic B. English fluency C. Coding ability D. Athletic performance E篇：Wildlife Protection The crested ibis, once reduced to 7 individuals in China, now thrives with over 7,000 birds thanks to decades of conservation. Anhui’s protected wetlands use infrared cameras to monitor nests 24/7, ensuring minimal human disturbance. Rangers like Li Qiang enforce a 100-meter distance rule for tourists. “Even loud noises can scare them,” he explained. Conservationists also restored 200 hectares of feeding grounds by planting native aquatic plants. Public education campaigns reduced poaching by 60% since 2020. However, pesticide use in nearby farms remains a threat. To solve this, the government subsidizes organic farming. In 2025, five ibis chicks were successfully hatched via artificial incubation, a breakthrough for genetic diversity. ( )50. How many crested ibises exist now? A. 7 B. 700 C. 7,000 D. 70,000 ( )51. What tool monitors ibis nests? A. Drones B. Infrared cameras C. Underwater robots D. Satellite trackers ( )52. What reduced poaching significantly? A. Stricter laws B. Public education C. Heavier fines D. More rangers F篇：Healthy Diet A 2025 national survey found 60% of teenagers skip breakfast, citing oversleeping or dieting trends. Nutritionist Dr. Zhao warned, “Skipping meals impairs memory and increases obesity risks.” In response, schools now provide free milk and eggs every morning. Experimental programs in Hefei paired breakfast with nutrition classes—students tracked their meals via apps and received personalized feedback. Results showed participants’ concentration improved by 25%. However, 30% of students disliked milk’s taste, prompting schools to offer alternatives like soy milk. Meanwhile, social media campaigns debunked diet myths, using hashtags like #EatSmart. 53.What percentage of teens skip breakfast? (不超过2词) ________________________________________________ 54.Name TWO breakfast foods schools provide. (不超过5词) ________________________________________________ 55. How did Hefei’s program improve concentration? (不超过4词) ________________________________________________ 五、单词拼写（10分） 56.The new law f______（禁止）smoking in public places. 57.Scientists d______（发现）a new planet in 2024. 58.C______（沟通）is key to solving family problems. 59.The movie was so t______（感人的）that everyone cried. 60.We should r______（尊重）different cultures. 六、书面表达（20分） 假设你是李华，学校将举办“科技节”，请写邮件邀请外教Dr. Brown参加。内容包括： 活动内容（如机器人展示、科学实验等）；时间和地点；期待回复。 注意： 80-120词；开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。 Dear Dr. Brown, I’m writing to invite you to our School Science Festival... Yours, Li Hua 安徽省 2025 年中考英语模拟卷八参考答案 一、单项选择（每题 1 分，共 10 分） 1.C 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. A 6.B 7. C 8. C 9. B 10. A 二、完形填空（20 分） 第一篇（10 小题，每题 1 分） 11. A 12. A 13. B 14. A 15. A 16. A 17. A 18. A 19. C 20. C 第二篇（10 小题，每题 1 分） 21. B 22. B 23. C 24. C 25. B 26. C 27. B 28. C 29. B 30. D 三、补全对话（10 分） 31.D 32. A 33. B 34. C 35. E 四、阅读理解（40 分） A 篇（3 小题，每题 2 分） 36. C 37. C 38. B B 篇（4 小题，每题 2 分） 39. B 40. C 41. A 42. C C 篇（3 小题，每题 2 分） 43. B 44. B 45. B D 篇（4 小题，每题 2 分） 46. B 47. B 48. B 49. B E 篇（3 小题，每题 2 分） 50. C 51. B 52. B F 篇（3 小题，每题 2 分） 53. 60% 54. Milk, eggs 55. Nutrition classes 五、单词拼写（10 分） 56.forbids 57. discovered 58. Communication 59. touching 60. respect 六、书面表达（20 分） 参考范文： Dear Dr. Brown, I’m writing to invite you to our School Science Festival on June 15th at the school auditorium. The event will feature robot exhibitions, hands-on science experiments, and a 3D printing workshop. Students will demonstrate innovative projects like eco-friendly gadgets and AI applications. Your presence would inspire us greatly. Please let me know if you can attend. Yours, Li Hua （评分标准：内容完整 12 分，语言流畅 6 分，格式正确 2 分。） 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$