综合模拟卷五-【一战成名新中考】2025辽宁中考英语（沪教版）·三轮复习·综合模拟卷优质课件PPT

英语 1 2 综合模拟卷五 3 第一部分 选择题(共50分) 一、 阅读理解( 共20小题，每小题2分；满分40分) 第一节 阅读下面语言材料，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出 最佳选项。 4 A 5 1.How long will the Food Festival last for? A. 1 hour. B. 1.5 hours. C. 2 hours. D. 2.5 hours. 2.Where should Tom go if he wants to know about kung fu? A. School hall. B. Playground. C. Dining hall. D. Teaching building. √ √ 6 3.What can Judy do if she arrives at Guangming School at 3:00 p.m.? A. Taste delicious food. B. Watch wonderful shows. C. Learn paper cutting. D. Enjoy classroom culture. 4.文章体裁 What's the text? A. A poster. B. A note. C. A letter. D. A poem. √ √ 7 B While walking with her father outside a grocery(杂货) store, Hana Fatima noticed an old lady trying hard to carry the things she bought to her car. She and her father offered to help. Then, Hana had an idea—she decided to help her elderly neighbors. Hana and her dad shared their phone number with some elderly neighbors. If they needed anything, they could just call her and her dad. They would buy the things for them and take them to their homes. This way, they wouldn't have to go to the store and risk getting hurt. 8 They shared the idea with a few friends, and Hana's father shared this idea on Facebook. Word spread, and within hours there were hundreds of people volunteering to do the same thing in their community. More than a year later, they formed a group called the Good Neighbor Project. Now, there are about 6,000 volunteers in Toronto, London, and Ottawa. They speak over 30 languages. They help people who need help get groceries, medicine, and other important things. The person making the request pays only for the things they buy—delivery (送货) is free. Since they started the project, the group has made more than 9,000 deliveries to people who are vulnerable(脆弱的), like old people, disabled people and others with special needs. “When I saw the old lady, I thought that was my chance to go and help her,” Fatima said. “Whenever you get a chance to be helpful and kind, just go and do it without thinking about it. Everybody should do that.” 5.Where was the old woman when Hana Fatima saw her? A. In her car. B. In the supermarket. C. Near her house. D. On the way to her car. 6.Why did Hana's father share the idea on Facebook? A. To make more friends. B. To get more people to join them. C. To make more money. D. To get more likes on his Facebook. √ √ 11 7.细节排序 What's the correct order of the following events? a. Hana's father shared this idea on Facebook. b. Hana Fatima and her father helped an old lady. c. People in Hana's community volunteered to join them. d. A group called the Good Neighbor Project was set up. e. Hana and her dad gave their phone number to some neighbors. A. b-e-d-a-c B. b-e-a-c-d C. b-a-e-c-d D. b-a-c-d-e 8.What is Hana Fatima like according to the text? A. Helpful and kind. B. Brave and well-educated. C. Strict and outgoing. D. Patient and hard-working. √ √ 12 C Headphones are helpful. And we use them to listen to music without influencing others. But headphones can be harmful, too. They can cause hearing loss if the volume( 音量) is too loud. Studies show that one out of every 10 kids in the United States has some hearing loss. The cause is loud noise. 13 How Hearing Works An ear has many working parts. Their job is to turn sound into something your brain can understand.“We call them hair cells,” Jackie Clark says. “They look like hairs standing up.” Clark is a professor at the University of Texas. She studies how loud noises affect our ears. Sound moves and makes the hair cells move back and forth. Loud noises can damage these cells by getting them not straight anymore. Once the cells are damaged, they don't grow back. 14 One sign of hearing loss is tinnitus( 耳鸣). It's a ringing in the ears. “It's like someone has been playing the violin for a long time,” Clark says. “It's difficult to get away from it.” And the damage affects more than your ears. It can cause worries and stress. Protect Your Ears How can you protect your ears? Keep the volume on your headphones low. You should be able to hear sounds around you. And other people shouldn't hear noise from your headphones. Measuring( 测量) Sound 16 Sounds or noises are everywhere. Raindrops are 40 decibels( 分贝) while fireworks are 140 decibels. What about your headphones? They can go higher than 100 decibels. To protect your ears, keep your headphones at about half volume. And don't listen too long. About an hour a day is safe. 17 9.What does the writer think of headphones? A. Helpful but harmful. B. Comfortable and cheap. C. Valuable but expensive. D. Important and necessary. 10.Which of the following has higher volume than headphones? A. TV. B. Fireworks. C. City traffic. D. Conversation. 11.What does the underlined word “affect” in Paragraph 2 probably mean? A. Use. B. Change. C. Attack. D. Influence. √ √ √ 18 12.写作意图 What's the purpose of this text? A. To teach people how to measure sounds. B. To introduce how hearing works and loses. C. To tell people different ways to protect ears. D. To advise people to use headphones properly. √ 19 D In most situations, light helps us see. But now humans are using too much of it. In fact, it's a kind of pollution. According to scientific research, about 2,500 stars can be seen by the human's eyes. But because of light pollution, you can only see 200 to 300 stars from today's countryside, and no more than ten stars from a city. In most big cities, people can't see the sky filled with stars like they did in their childhood. 20 Light pollution influences more than just our view of sky. Research shows that lots of nighttime light can harm wildlife, too. When birds fly to another place over cities, they sometimes get lost by bright light and fly in circles until they drop from tiredness. Sea turtles( 海龟) need dark beaches for laying eggs, but they can't find good places because of those bright lights. Too much light at night may even harm human's health, but scientists are not sure of that. They are still learning more. In order to stop things from going worse, the governments and organizations(组织) are working hard to reduce light pollution. Many cities and towns have taken measures to reduce the use of lights at night. Lights are used only when and where they are truly needed. They also shine lights down at the ground instead of up into the sky and use lower brightness levels. Hopefully, in the near future, humans can enjoy the clear and beautiful sky again and all the wildlife will live a peaceful life, too. 22 13.写作手法 How does the writer show the harm to wildlife caused by light pollution? A. By listing numbers. B. By giving examples. C. By showing an experiment. D. By answering questions. √ 23 14.细节归纳 Which of the following belong to the influences of light pollution? ①It's hard for sea turtles to find good places to lay eggs. ②Humans will probably find themselves in poor health under too much nighttime light. ③The stars we could see in the past are much fewer than today. ④Birds can't even find their ways because there is too much light at night. A. ①,②,③ B. ②,③,④ C. ①,②,④ D. ①,③,④ √ 24 15.What does the underlined word “They” refer to? A. Stars. B. Lights. C. Cities and towns. D. Studies on pollution. 16.What can be the best title for the text? A. Save the Wildlife B. The Birds Lost Their Ways C. Can You See the Stars? D. Stay Away from Light Pollution √ √ 25 第二节 阅读短文，从方框内所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选 项，其中有一个多余的选项。 Enjoy Nature with Foraging (搜寻)! A. You may like foraging. B. While foraging is a lot of fun, you still have to be careful. C. In other words, foraging is also about finding our own happiness. D. When you walk in the forest, you can find many kinds of plants. E. If the area is very dirty, the plants there will not be good to eat and may make you very sick. 26 Do you enjoy walking in nature? Do you like learning about trees and plants? 17.___ Foraging is a lot like looking for a treasure. You look around in places like forests and lakes to find different kinds of plants that you can eat. Foraging is a lot of fun. 18.___ Some of these plants are A D A. You may like foraging. B. While foraging is a lot of fun, you still have to be careful. C. In other words, foraging is also about finding our own happiness. D. When you walk in the forest, you can find many kinds of plants. E. If the area is very dirty, the plants there will not be good to eat and may make you very sick. dangerous. Some of them are good to eat. You can spend many relaxing hours walking around in the wild, looking for good plants to eat. 19.___ It is exciting and challenging to find plants that you can eat, but do not eat them until you are very sure of what they are. B A. You may like foraging. B. While foraging is a lot of fun, you still have to be careful. C. In other words, foraging is also about finding our own happiness. D. When you walk in the forest, you can find many kinds of plants. E. If the area is very dirty, the plants there will not be good to eat and may make you very sick. Before you go foraging, take a class about it. Learn how the different kinds of plants that you can eat look in the wild. Practice finding them with your foraging teacher. Then join a group of foragers. Look for wild plants together. Never eat anything until you are 100% sure of what it is. A. You may like foraging. B. While foraging is a lot of fun, you still have to be careful. C. In other words, foraging is also about finding our own happiness. D. When you walk in the forest, you can find many kinds of plants. E. If the area is very dirty, the plants there will not be good to eat and may make you very sick. Some people have become sick by accident because they ate a wild plant that was dangerous. Foragers follow some important rules. They do not collect all of the plants in one area. If you take all the plants from one area, no more will grow there. Do not look for plants in areas with a lot of cars, like by a road or parking lot. 20.___ E A. You may like foraging. B. While foraging is a lot of fun, you still have to be careful. C. In other words, foraging is also about finding our own happiness. D. When you walk in the forest, you can find many kinds of plants. E. If the area is very dirty, the plants there will not be good to eat and may make you very sick. 二、 完形填空( 共10小题，每小题1分；满分10分) 阅读短文，理解其大意，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空 白处的最佳选项。 Once upon a time, there was a poor boy named Jack. He worked hard to . .21. . money for his family, but life was still hard. One day, he decided to ask Mr. Smith for help. Jack knocked on Mr. Smith's door and told him his . .22. .. Mr. Smith agreed to help him. He gave Jack a . .23. . and said, “Take this bird to 31 the market and sell it. No matter how much money you receive, it will help you.” Jack took the bird to the market and started to sell it. Soon, a woman came and offered him a good price for the bird. Just when she was about to . .24. . the money, a boy suddenly appeared and shouted, “Don't buy that bird! It can't sing!” The woman changed her mind and walked away. Jack felt very . .25. .. Then he . .26. . the bird and started to walk home. Suddenly, he heard a beautiful song. It was the bird singing! He realized that the boy had just wanted to free the bird. Jack took the bird back to the market and sold it to the woman for a . .27. . price. With the money, he could finally provide food for his family. Later, Jack learned that Mr. Smith had . .28. . the bird to sing. He realized that the man had taught him a valuable lesson: Kindness always brings . .29. .. From then on, Jack was kind to everyone he met and his life improved a lot. The story tells us that kindness can . .30. . a person's life. A kind word or act can brighten someone's day and make the world a better place. 21. A. save B. earn C. spend D. borrow 22. A. problem B. reason C. plan D. opinion 23. A. book B. flower C. bird D. fish 24. A. take B. give C. lend D. raise 25. A. excited B. sad C. happy D. nervous 26. A. caught up B. held on C. set free D. broke up 27. A. wrong B. low C. good D. full 28. A. trained B. allowed C. forced D. told 29. A. happiness B. laziness C. illness D. sadness 30. A. change B. start C. lose D. decide √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 35 第二部分 非选择题( 共40分) 三、 语篇填空( 共10小题，每小题1分；满分10分) 阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形 式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。 On a warm summer afternoon, Tina was working close to the ground. Wet soil got on her clothes and hair. Tina 31._______(smile) a lot when she works on the Hanapepe salt patch( 盐场) on the west side of Kauai. smiles 36 Tina drives about an hour to get here. “It's hard work. But it's also play for me,” Tina said. “I play in the mud(泥) all day.” Tina's family is one of 22 families that have devoted 32.___________(they) to promo- ting(促进，提升) the cultural tradition of paakai, the Hawaiian word for salt. This is one of the last remaining salt patches in Hawaii. The salt produced here can be traded 33.____ given away, but it is not to be sold. Hawaiians 34.________(usual) use it for cooking, healing and protection. However, this place has been facing many kinds of threats(威胁) over the past ten 35.______(year), including social development, pollution from a nearby airport and so on. themselves or usually years 37 Besides, what worries people most is the climate change. The sea level rising and the bad weather situations 36.___________(cause) by it. In 2023, the salt-making season lasted only three months because 37.___ heavy rain. During a good year, work often begins in May and ends in November. Tina makes efforts 38.__________(protect) centuries-old traditions. Her grandfather played 39.____ important role in forming a group of salt-making families called Hui Hana Paakai. The 40._______(team) goal is to protect the traditional practice of making salt by hand. are caused of to protect an team's 38 四、 阅读与表达( 共4小题，41~43小题，每小题2分，44小题4分； 满分10分) 阅读短文，然后根据内容回答问题。 ［中国传统文化·方言］In China, there are around 130 different languages in different cities and lots of dialects(方言). These dialects come from about eight different language groups. Each group is quite different. For example, a Mandarin(普通话) speaker in northern China would probably understand very little Cantonese(粤语). 39 Dialects are necessary parts of history. Sheng Guangqi, a teacher at Shandong University, says, “We can learn about the history of a place by looking at its dialect.” For example, in Shanxi, there are still many people who call matches “qu deng”, which means “get a light”. In the old days, “qu deng” was a piece of small wood with some powder ( 粉末) on it. People used it to make fire. Sheng thinks we can also learn about the culture from dialects. They are as important as Mandarin.“Mandarin is useful in many formal (正式的) situations. But in some art performances, such as local operas and short plays, dialects play an important role,” he said. Although it is necessary to protect dialects, Zhang Haoming, an expert from the Ministry of Education, said making Mandarin popular is still the most important thing. “We will further promote(推广) Mandarin. At the same time, we will also protect disappearing languages and the cultural meaning behind these languages,” he said. 41.How many language groups do dialects come from in China? _____________________ 42.What can we learn from dialects according to Sheng? __________________________________ 43.What does the dialect “qu deng” in Shanxi mean in Paragraph 2? ____________ About eight./Eight./8. The history of a place and culture. Get a light. 42 44.Do you think teachers can use dialects in class? Why? Write 30 words or more. _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ Yes. I think teachers can use dialects in class. Because it can not only make students become more interested in Chinese history and traditional culture, but also stop dialects from disappearing. ( 言之有理、言之有物即可。) 43 五、 书面表达( 满分20分) 假设你是李华，校英文报开辟的“My Voice”专栏请同学们分享对学校 中一些现象的意见及看法。请你用英语写一篇发言稿向学校英文报专栏投 稿。要点如下： (1)说明现象； (2)提出具体建议； (3)发出号召。 44 注意： (1)词数80～100，开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数； (2)可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯； (3)发言稿中不能出现真实姓名及学校名称。 45 After meals, there is a lot of food left. It's a huge waste of money and resources. First, the food doesn't taste delicious. So if some students don't like the taste of the food they ordered, they choose to have little or none of it. Second, the canteen is not well 【参考范文】 Dear leaders and teachers, I'm Li Hua. It's my great honor to share my idea at school with you. _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ 46 managed. They just offer several kinds of food. As students, we should know that wasting is wrong. After all, there are many people who are still starving. As for canteen managers, they should get all the food well cooked and offer more kinds of food. Let's take action and make a difference! I hope all of us pay more attention to this phenomenon and develop a good habit of saving food. Thank you for your listening. _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ $$