专题08 任务型阅读（四川专用）-【好题汇编】2025年中考英语二模试题分类汇编

专题08 任务阅读 1·2025年四川省成都市青羊区中考二诊英语试题 2·2025年四川省成都市锦江区中考二诊英语试题 3·2025年四川省成都市成华区中考二诊英语试题 4·2025年四川省成都市高新区中考二诊英语试题 5·2025年四川省成都市武侯区中考二诊英语试题 6·2025年四川省成都市金牛区中考二诊英语试题 7·2025年四川省绵阳市涪城区中考二模英语试题 8·2025年四川省雅安中学中考二诊英语试题 9·2025年四川省绵阳市中考二诊英语试题 10·2025年四川省成都市温江区中考二模英语试题 11·2025年四川省成都市天府新区中考二诊英语试题 1·2025年四川省成都市青羊区中考二诊英语试题 完成表格。阅读下面短文，完成题后的表格。 Sage of calligraphy Wang Xizhi was born in Linyi of Shandong Province. He used to be a general and officer in the Jin dynasty, a famous calligrapher of the Eastern Jin dynasty. Wang is still known as the calligraphy sage. Wang’s uncles and cousins were all famous calligraphers of their time. At seven, Wang began a systematic (系统的) study of calligraphy under a female calligrapher, Wei Shuo. He kept copying the Wei-style calligraphy for years and learned much from the works of calligraphers. To practice calligraphy, wherever he went, he would try to find out the styles of previous calligraphers and copy them, collecting many calligraphic materials. There were writing brushes, ink sticks and ink stones in his study, yard and even outside the toilet. Whenever he thought of a good-structured character, he would write it down right away. Wang wrote with smoothness and grandness. Some people have described his calligraphy as “the dragon jumping over the heavenly gate and the tiger lying in the palace of the phoenix”. Wang was good at many types of calligraphy but the xingshu style Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection (《兰亭集序》) is the most popular of his works. There is a story behind this work. In 353, Wang invited famous people to get together at a party with 41 guests at the Orchid Pavilion, where they drank. The guests were asked to write poems. The poems were collected, and Wang wrote Preface (序言) to the Orchid Pavilion Collection on his own, describing how happy these men are. Wang’s talents in calligraphy was brought into full play during it. The Song dynasty scholar Mi Fu called Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection is the world’s best work in xingshu style. It’s said that Emperor Taizong of the Tang dynasty treasured the work and had it buried in his tomb. He left behind calligraphic works, Preface to the Orchid Pavilion is one of them, as well as Yue Yi Dissertation and Huangting Classics in kaishu style. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 【答案】102. life experience(s) 103. inspirations/thoughts/ideas 104. himself/independently 105. talents 106. be compared with 【解析】本文主要介绍了书法家王羲之，包括他的生平背景、书法风格、《兰亭集序》的诞生及影响等内容。 102. 根据表格中“being born into a family of calligraphers”, “working as a general and officer”, “studying calligraphy at 7 under Wei Suo”和“copying for years and learning from the works”可知，这部分是在介绍王羲之的人生经历和家庭背景，故填life experience(s)。 103. 根据“practicing frequently, and recording his ... at any time and place.”及原文“Wherever he went, he would try to find out the styles of previous calligraphers and copy them, collecting many calligraphic materials. Whenever he thought of a good-structured character, he would write it down right away.”可知，他频繁练习，随时随地记录灵感想法，故填inspirations/thoughts/ideas。 104. 根据“The poems were collected, and Wang wrote Preface (序言) to the Orchid Pavilion Collection on his own”可知，是王羲之自己独立写了《兰亭集序》的序言，故填himself/independently。 105. 根据“Wang’s talents in calligraphy was brought into full play during it.”可知，在写《兰亭集序》时，王羲之的书法才华得到充分展现，故填talents。 106. 根据“The Song dynasty scholar Mi Fu called Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection is the world’s best work in xingshu style.”可知，宋代学者米芾对《兰亭集序》评价极高，可理解为与其他行书作品相比，它是最好的，“与……相比”可用be compared with，故填be compared with。 2·2025年四川省成都市锦江区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 For many years, historians thought the Altar Stone at the center of Stonehenge, England’s famous historic place, came from Wales. However, new research suggests its journey was much longer. According to a study published recently in Nature, the stone may have traveled all the way from Scotland—meaning that builders transported it across more than 750 kilometers around 5,000 years ago. The Altar Stone lies partly buried inside Stonehenge. “For many years, the central stone has been a mystery, lying in what should be the most important part of Stonehenge,” says Joshua Pollard, a historian. Stonehenge was built in several steps, beginning around 3000 BC. Researchers believe builders placed the 13,200-pound Altar Stone there sometime between 2620 and 2480 BC. No one knows exactly how the builders moved such a heavy stone. Researchers think that people during the Neolithic period（石器时代）used rivers and waterways to transport heavy objects. For example, a large stone tool was once moved from Normandy to Dorset. So, it’s possible that the Altar Stone was also transported in the same way when building Stonehenge. However, another historian Mike Pitts thinks a land journey is also reasonable. “If you put a stone on a boat out to sea, not only do you risk losing the stone—but also nobody can see it,” Pitts says. “On land, many communities would see the journey, and the stone would become more valuable…as it traveled south.” Pitts also adds that the study is so important because it shows that ancient groups of people were good at communicating and working together even though they were very far apart. What it is: The 13,200-pound 76 stone lying in the most important part of Stonehenge. When it was placed: Between 2620 and 2480 BC. Where it came: It may have traveled much farther than people thought—not from Wales but 77 covering more than 750 kilometers 5,000 years ago. How it traveled: *People might have transported it by 78 *People might have transported it by land for 79 and higher value of the stone. What the study shows: Ancient groups of people had good 80 although they were far apart. 【答案】76. central 77. from Scotland 78. water 79. lower risks 80. communication and cooperation skills/cooperation skills/skills of teamwork 【解析】本文通过研究英格兰巨石阵“祭坛石”的来源与运输方式，揭示古代人类社会的组织能力与技术智慧。 76. 根据原文第一段“the Altar Stone at the center of Stonehenge”可知，祭坛石是位于巨石阵中心的重要石头。故填central。 77. 根据原文“new research suggests… the stone may have traveled all the way from Scotland”可知，新研究推翻原有结论，认为祭坛石来自苏格兰而非威尔士。故填from Scotland。 78. 根据第四段“people during the Neolithic period used rivers and waterways to transport heavy objects”可知，水路运输是可能的方式，by water通过水路，对应下面的by land。故填water。 79. 根据Mike Pitts的观点“On land…communities would see the journey, and the stone would become more valuable”，水路运输可能会由于沉船导致失去石头，陆路运输是为了更低的风险。故填lower risks。 80. 根据末段“the study shows that ancient groups of people were good at communicating and working together”可知，研究揭示了古代人的沟通和协作能力。故填communication and cooperation skills/cooperation skills/skills of teamwork。 3·2025年四川省成都市成华区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 NANNING, Feb. 26—Two Chinese scientists were rescued (救援) from a karst (喀斯特) cave following a 69-hour search. On Feb. 5, a scientific research team entered a karst cave in Baise, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Five members of the team dived to photograph rare cave fish in the underwater caves, but on their return at 7 p.m., two team members, both surnamed Zhou, were found to be missing. After receiving the call for help from their teammates, a joint rescue team of 13 divers, police, firefighters, and doctors was quickly organized. The cave appears as a large hall but narrows deeper inside. It contains air pockets—spaces with water below and air above, according to Liang Liang, a rescue officer. “The complex environment was unknown to us, which was the biggest challenge,” he said. Visibility (能见度) was limited to just 3 meters, forcing rescuers to use portable (携带的) lights. With water depths reaching 18 meters, rescuers used five 200-meter reels (线轮) to lay guide ropes from the cave entrance into the water. “The exact places of the lost members were unclear, and we could only hear the sound of knocking on the rock walls, to find a general direction,” said Xu Shide, a diver. The elder Zhou was found at 4:30 a.m. on Feb. 6, in an air pocket 16 meters below the water surface and about 300 meters from the cave entrance. After 90 minutes of further efforts, he was finally outside the cave. Xu Shide said the younger Zhou was trapped much deeper, so they scanned more than 10 underwater air pockets. Fortunately, around 6:50 p.m. on February 8, they discovered younger Zhou waving his hand in another air pocket 28 meters deep and about 500 meters from the entrance. When Zhou was rescued at around 8:30 p.m. He was so weak after three days without food. “The team was professional, with cave rescue skills and advanced equipment,” said Tang Junwen, a cave diver and trainer with the Ministry of Emergency Management. “Plus, these caves weren’t completely enclosed, allowing lost people to find breathable air pockets.” Rescuers warned that getting lost is a major risk of cave exploration. Proper preparation, including plenty of food and communication tools, is important before entering caves. Explorers should also have outdoor survival experience. Challenges ●the cave’s complex structure ● 76 visibility ●not knowing the exact places of the missing people. Rescue 77 ●rescue boats ●five 200-meter reels with guide ropes ● 78 allowing rescuers to view the underwater situation. Keys to the successful cave diving rescue ◆The cave contains air pockets which 79 oxygen (氧气) for the missing people. ◆The rescue team is professional. ◆The two missing members have outdoor survival experience and strong wills. (Day 3) Rescuers found the younger Zhou in a deeper air pocket. (Day 2) Rescuers found the elder Zhou in an air pocket. (Day 1) At around 7 p.m. two members lost 80 while returning. 【答案】76. limited 77. equipment 78. portable lights 79. provide 80. contact 【解析】本文描述了两名中国科学家在广西百色喀斯特洞穴中失踪，经过69小时的搜救后成功获救的过程。 76. 根据“Visibility (能见度) was limited to just 3 meters, forcing rescuers to use portable (携带的) lights.”可知，洞穴能见度有限。故填limited。 77. 根据“rescue boats”、“five 200-meter reels with guide ropes”等可知，此处介绍的是救援设备。故填equipment。 78. 根据“Visibility (能见度) was limited to just 3 meters, forcing rescuers to use portable (携带的) lights.”可知，便携式灯光能让救援人员查看水下情况。故填portable lights。 79. 根据“The caves weren’t completely enclosed, allowing lost people to find breathable air pockets.”可知，洞穴里的气穴能为失踪人员提供氧气。故填provide。 80. 根据“but on their return at 7 p.m., two team members, both surnamed Zhou, were found to be missing”可知，两名队员在返回时失去了联系。lose contact意为“失去联系” 。故填contact。 4·2025年四川省成都市高新区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 Brazilian artist Vik Muniz uses everyday objects in unusual ways. Through his art, Muniz makes people think differently about their everyday lives—even their own garbage (垃圾). In 2007, Muniz worked on a two—year project at one of the world’s largest landfills (垃圾填埋). Until it closed in 2012, Jardim Gramacho got about 70 percent of the garbage from Rio de Janeiro. About 3,000 garbage pickers, known as catadores, worked there. Their job was to hunt through the garbage for recyclable cans, bottles, and other materials. They then made money by selling the objects to recycling companies. The catadores’ work was dirty and dangerous, and most of them only got between $20 and $25 a day. Although the conditions were hard, many catadores were proud of their work. Valter Dos Santos, a worker at Jardim Gramacho for more than 25 years, told Muniz, “I am proud to be a picker. I try to explain to people that recycling prevents great harm to nature and the environment. People sometimes say, ‘But one single (单个的) soda can?’ One single can is of great importance! That single can will make the difference.” Muniz became friends with Dos Santos and other catadores. They allowed him to take their photographs at the landfill, where they posed for artistic portraits (肖像). For example, Muniz photographed a landfill worker in the style of a famous French painting, The Death of Marat. The workers then helped Muniz create huge images (图像) of these photos on the floor of his studio. They made the images colorful and deep with materials from the landfill. Why create such huge images using garbage? Muniz says he wanted to “change the lives of people with the same materials they deal with every day.” A photo of his copy of the French painting sold for £28,000 ($50,000) at a London art sale. Muniz gave the money to the catadores workers’ organization. In 2010, British—Brazilian director Lucy Walker created a movie about Muniz’s project called WasteLand. The film got many awards and helped make people learn about the garbage collectors’ lives. The catadores also began to see themselves differently, “Sometimes we see ourselves as so small,” says Irma, a cook at Gramacho, “but people out there see us as so big, so beautiful.” 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 【答案】102. Collecting recyclable materials 103. protecting the environment 104. color and depth 105. Impact 106. Creating art 【解析】本文主要讲述了巴西艺术家通过使用垃圾创作艺术，改变了人们对垃圾和垃圾拾荒者的看法，并提升了拾荒者的社会地位。 102. 根据“Their job was to hunt through the garbage for recyclable cans, bottles, and other materials. They then made money by selling the objects to recycling companies.”可知，垃圾捡拾者以收集并出售可回收材料为生。故填Collecting recyclable materials。 103. 根据“I am proud to be a picker. I try to explain to people that recycling prevents great harm to nature and the environment.”可知，Valter为保护环境所做的工作感到自豪。故填protecting the environment。 104. 根据“They made the images colorful and deep with materials from the landfill.”可知，用垃圾材料为图像增添色彩和层次感。故填color and depth。 105. 根据“Sold artwork for £28,000; donated money to catadores.”，“Film Waste Land (2010) raised awareness and won many awards.”及“Irma (a cook): ‘People see us as big and beautiful.’”可知，这些是项目成果所带来的影响。故填Impact。 106. 根据“Through his art, Muniz makes people think differently about their everyday lives—even their own garbage (垃圾).”及全文内容可知，用垃圾进行艺术创作能够改变人们的思维和行为方式。故填Creating art。 5·2025年四川省成都市武侯区中考二诊英语试题 The lion dance, a traditional Chinese folk art, has kept its fascination for thousands of years. It began in ancient times as a way to drive away cruel spirits and bad luck. Over time, it’s not only a festive activity but also brings good luck. Lions are not from China. It is said that lions first came into China around the Han Dynasty, but the lion dance art started over 500 years later, in the Northern Wei Dynasty. People used animal hair to make lion-like costumes, then hid inside and copied the movements of the lion. During performances, two people used things like ropes to tease (逗弄) the lion in front, creating fun and lively shows. By the Tang Dynasty, the lion dance had grown popular from nobles (贵族) to common people. During its thousand-year development, the lion dance has formed two performance styles in the north and south, the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion. The Northern Lion focuses on strong, acrobatic (杂技的) moves, while the Southern Lion is known for colorful costumes and playful actions. Today, some creative performers mix the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion. It not only keeps the tradition but also makes the performance more interesting and exciting. The “lions” usually interact with watchers during the performances. They blink (眨) their big eyes and get close to the crowd. At this time, people often touch the “lions”, hoping to get good luck. The lion dance has now spread worldwide as a symbol of Chinese culture. During festival s like Chinese New Year, lion dance shows light up Chinatowns in many countries. Its joyful spirit helps build friendships between different cultures. The dance also shows the courage, energy and creativity of Chinese people. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 【答案】76. Purpose 77. Development 78. Different styles 79. creative 80. Influence 【解析】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了中国传统表演艺术——舞狮的历史、表演形式和文化意义。 76. 根据“It began in ancient times as a way to drive away cruel spirits and bad luck. Over time, it’s not only a festive activity but also brings good luck.”可知，这里说的是舞狮目的的变化，结合语境，空处应填Purpose。故填Purpose。 77. 根据“During its thousand-year development, the lion dance has formed two performance styles in the north and south, the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion.”可知，右侧框内介绍了舞狮的历史以及发展相关内容，结合空前的“History and…”，空处应填Development。故填Development。 78. 根据“During its thousand-year development, the lion dance has formed two performance styles in the north and south, the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion. The Northern Lion focuses on strong, acrobatic (杂技的) moves, while the Southern Lion is known for colorful costumes and playful actions.”可知，在千年的演变过程中，狮舞形成了南北两种表演风格：南狮和北狮。空处应填Different styles。故填Different styles。 79. 根据“Today, some creative performers mix the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion. It not only keeps the tradition but also makes the performance more interesting and exciting. The ‘lions’ usually interact with watchers during the performances.”可知，这里说的是创新风格，结合语境，空处应填creative。故填creative。 80. 根据文章最后一段内容可知，这里说的是舞狮如今的影响，结合语境，空处应填Influence。故填Influence。 6·2025年四川省成都市金牛区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 Fire is common nowadays! No one knows exactly how or when our ancestors first used and learned to control it, but it clearly changed the world. Experts think that over 400,000 years ago, early humans might have seen lightning start a fire or perhaps someone rubbed (摩擦) two rocks together and the sparks that flew out caused grass to start burning. Either way, fire quickly became very important to human life. With fire, humans could explore colder places without being limited by the need for warmth. Fire helped early humans survive (生存) by making it easier to live in difficult environment. Our bodies gradually changed, losing their thick hair because fire can necessarily keep us warm. This change allowed us to hunt during the hottest parts of the day when animals were resting and easier to catch. Fire also had a deep influence on our social lives. The light that fire provided made people able to slay up later, giving them time to make tools, clothing, and other necessities. It also provided a chance for sharing stories and becoming closer. Before fire, people slept high in trees, but the warmth of the fire drew them together in small groups, which strengthen their relationships. When meat was accidentally dropped into a fire, humans discovered cooking. Cooked food is softer and gives us more nutrients (营养), which helped our ancestors grow taller and develop bigger brains. Cooked food is softer, so peoples teeth became smaller. People became bigger and began living longer. Through history, people have found many ways to use fire. Artists would use burnt sticks to draw on cave walls, potters found that heating clay made pots more lasting. Even today, farmers continue to use fire to clear fields and prepare the land for planting. In the late 1700s, people discovered that boiling water produced steam, which was later used to power steam engines. This led to the development of steamships and steam trains, developing transportation. In a word, from its beginning to its many creative uses, fire has played an important part in shaping our world. How Fire Changed the World The discovery of fire is a great 76 but fire has clearly changed the world. Possible Beginning *Lightning starting fires * Sparks from rubbing rocks Survival Advantages * Allowing humans to live in cooler places * Making humans lose thick hair duo to its 77 * Making hunting easier during hot parts of the day Social and Cooking Influence * Fire enabled people to stay up later and share stories. * Fire drew people together, leading to their 78 * Cooking discovery provided softer, more nutritious food, causing 79 changes. Historical and Modern Uses * It was used for different fields, such as art, pottery, and 80 . * Steam power from boiling water led to the development of transportation. 【答案】76. mystery 77. warmth/heat 78. stronger relationships 79. physical 80. farming 【解析】本文主要介绍了火如何改变世界，涵盖火的起源、对人类生存优势、社交与烹饪的影响以及历史和现代用途。 76. 根据第一段“No one knows exactly how or when our ancestors first used and learned to control it”可知，火的起源不明确，是个谜；a后跟单数名词mystery。故填mystery。 77. 根据第三段“Our bodies gradually changed, losing their thick hair because fire can necessarily keep us warm”可知，人类因火能保暖而失去浓密毛发，形容词性物主代词its后跟名词warmth/heat，故填warmth/heat。 78. 根据第四段“but the warmth of the fire drew them together in small groups, which strengthened their relationships”可知，火使人们聚在一起，增进了关系，从而获得了更加牢固的关系。故填stronger relationships。 79. 根据第五段“Cooked food is softer, so peoples’ teeth became smaller. People became bigger and began living longer.”可知，烹饪带来了身体方面的变化，故填physical。 80. 根据倒数第三段“Even today, farmers continue to use fire to clear fields and prepare the land for planting”可知，火在农业领域有应用，故填farming。 7·2025年四川省绵阳市涪城区中考二模英语试题 阅读下面短文，然后在文后思维导图内完成内容摘要，每空不超过3个词。 AI (人工智能) can help teenagers and students learn in several ways. Personalized learning: AI can know better about students, including their advantages, weaknesses, skills, learning favorites, learning needs, and so on. Then it can create a proper learning plan for each student. This can help students concentrate on areas that they need to improve at their own speed. Interactive (交互的) learning: AI has the ability to make learning more interactive and interesting. Things like interactive learning apps and educational games can make subject learning AI can provide interactive examples, introduce important passages, and offer assessments (评价) more interesting. What’s more, they can make students interested in a subject at once. This kind of active learning is sure to be more helpful than studying alone. Automated (自动的) advice and help: AI can provide automated advice and answers to questions. It can examine students’ work and provide personalized help. For example, ChatGPT can answer students’ questions quickly in a private, low-pressure way. This kind of advice and answers can help students better understand knowledge and use their knowledge. Greater resources (资源): AI can make many of the students’ learning resources richer and wider, like electronic textbooks, online courses, and study apps. For example, a biology textbook with AI technology may provide interactive 3D models of a human body that students can study more carefully. AI can provide interactive examples, introduce important passages, and offer assessments (评价). In a word, AI has a great ability to improve studying and learning. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 【答案】46. interactive learning 47. greater resources 48. know students better 49. examine students’ work 50. make resources wider 【解析】本主是一篇说明文，要介绍了人工智能（AI）在帮助青少年和学生学习方面的多种方式，包括个性化学习、交互式学习、提供自动化建议与帮助以及提供更广泛资源等，强调其对学生学习的巨大提升作用。 46. 根据“Interactive learning: AI has the ability to make learning more interactive and interesting.”可知，人工智能能够让学习更有趣和更具交互性，这描述的是交互式学习的特点。故填Interactive learning。 47. 根据“Greater resources: AI can make many of the students’ learning resources richer and wider”可知，人工智能能使学生的学习资源更丰富、更广泛，这里强调的是更大的资源优势。故填Greater resources。 48. 根据“Personalized learning: AI can know better about students, including their advantages, weaknesses, skills, learning favorites, learning needs, and so on.”可知，人工智能可以更好地了解学生各方面的情况。故填know students better。 49. 根据“Automated advice and help: AI can...It can examine students’ work and provide personalized help.”可知，人工智能可以检查学生的作业并提供个性化帮助。故填examine students’ work。 50. 根据“Greater resources: AI can make many of the students’ learning resources richer and wider”可知，人工智能能让学生的学习资源更广泛，这里“make resources wider”符合文意。故填make resources wider。 8· 2025年四川省雅安中学中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成表格，每空不超过三个词。 We sometimes say the lion is “the king of the jungle” because it is stronger and more dangerous than the other animals. Most other animals in the jungle run more slowly than the lion, so it can hunt better. The lion is the top animal in the land food chain. In the sea, the shark is at the top of the food chain. Most other sea animals swim much more slowly than it. It can also use its big teeth to catch other sea animals and eat them. What is at the top of the world's food chain? Humans are! We are not the biggest or fastest, but we are the cleverest! We could not catch up with most animals, so we invented cars and now we can move the fastest. We could not fight better than a lion, so we invented guns. Now we can hunt the best. People’s inventions help a lot, but they can be dangerous, too. For example, many years ago in Inner Mongolia, people used guns to kill a lot of wild wolves. The wild wolves usually eat wild rabbits. But in recent years, the number of wild rabbits is becoming bigger and bigger because the number of wild wolves is getting smaller and smaller. The wild rabbits competed for the grass with the sheep and cows. Much of the grassland became desert because the rabbits destroyed (毁坏) it seriously. Remember that we are a part of the food chain, we are in danger, too! If we protect animals, we are protecting ourselves. Luckily, people have paid much attention to such problems. We will do more things to keep the balance of ecosystem in the future. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 【答案】71. faster than 72. The shark 73. helpful 74. bigger and bigger 75. will be done 【解析】本文主要介绍了生物的食物链，同时也提到了我们人类是食物链的一部分，我们也处于危险之中，所以在未来，我们需要做更多的事情来保持生态系统的平衡。 71. 根据“ Most other animals in the jungle run more slowly than the lion,”可知狮子比丛林中的大多数其他动物跑得更快，faster than“比……更快”符合语境，故填faster than。 72. 根据“In the sea, the shark is at the top of the food chain.”可知在海洋中，鲨鱼处于食物链的顶端。故填The shark。 73. 根据“People’s inventions help a lot, but they can be dangerous,”可知人们的发明帮助很大，但也可能很危险，此空是作are的表语，表示“帮助的”，helpful符合语境，故填helpful。 74. 根据“But in recent years, the number of wild rabbits is becoming bigger and bigger because the number of wild wolves is getting smaller and smaller.”可知由于野狼的数量越来越少，野兔的数量就越来越大。故填bigger and bigger。 75. 根据“We will do more things to keep the balance of ecosystem in the future.”（在未来，我们将做更多的事情来保持生态系统的平衡。）此空是“more things”作主语，与动词之间是被动关系，且句子是一般将来时，应用一般将来时的被动语态：will be done。故填will be done。 9·2025年四川省绵阳市中考二诊英语试题 阅读下面短文，然后在文后表格内完成内容摘要，每空不超过三个词，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。 China’s 144-hour visa-free policy (过境免签政策) is a great opportunity for foreigners to know about a real China. This policy allows travelers from 54 countries to stay in China for up to six days without a visa, making it easier for them to experience Chinese culture, history, and daily life. With this policy, overseas visitors can plan short trips to major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou and Chengdu. These cities not only showcase China’s rich history but also its modern development. Moreover, the policy encourages cultural exchange. Foreigners can try local foods, learn about traditional customs, and experience Chinese people’s daily life. Thanks to the new policy, true stories about China are spread through travelers’ postings on social media platforms including Facebook, Bilibili, and Douyin. After visiting China, travelers have praised the safety of China, Chinese people’s kindness, traditional Chinese culture, and the modern infrastructure (基础设施). “I’ve got so surprised when I saw old people dancing in the parks, young people eating out even at 10 at night, and children running to us saying hello! That’s absolutely different from what western media showed us.” said a visitor from France. China’s visa-free transit policy is a smart move in international relations and a creative and traveler-friendly way of promoting (促进) tourism. It is a win-win deal for both Chinese and international travelers. It’s also a bridge that connects China with the world. It allows more people to discover the beauty and charm of this ancient yet modern country. 144-Hour Visa-Free Policy: A 46 to visit China Number of Countries allowed to stay in China 54 47 to stay in China 144 hours/ About 6 days Foreigner’s impression of China Safety of cities People’s kindness 48 and modern infrastructure Advantages of the policy Showcase China’s history and modern development Encourages 49 Helps the world know about a real China Promotes 50 Allows more people to discover China 【答案】46. Great Opportunity 47. without a visa 48. Traditional culture 49. cultural change 50. tourism 【解析】本文是一篇说明文。主要讲述了中国的144小时过境免签政策。该政策允许来自54个国家的游客无需签证在中国停留长达6 天，这使他们能更轻松地体验中国文化、历史和日常生活。 46. 根据“China’s 144-hour visa-free policy (过境免签政策) is a great opportunity for foreigners to know about a real China.”可知，此处是对这个政策的总体描述，144小时过境免签政策是访问中国的一个“好机会”，故填Great Opportunity。 47. 根据“This policy allows travelers from 54 countries to stay in China for up to six days without a visa”可知，此处应该填“停留的方式”，即不用签证就能在中国停留，所以填 without a visa。 48. 根据“After visiting China, travelers have praised the safety of China, Chinese people’s kindness, traditional Chinese culture, and the modern infrastructure (基础设施).”可知，外国人对中国的印象除了城市安全、人们友善、现代基础设施外，还有“传统文化”，故填Traditional culture。 49. 根据“Moreover, the policy encourages cultural exchange.”可知，这个政策的优点之一是鼓励“文化交流”，故填 cultural exchange。 50. 根据“China’s visa-free transit policy is a smart move in international relations and a creative and traveler-friendly way of promoting (促进) tourism.”可知，该政策能促进“旅游业”，故填tourism。 10·2025年四川省成都市温江区中考二模英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表格中所缺信息。 The City Half Marathon, one of people’s favorite running events, returns on June 15, 2025, inviting runners and fans to experience an unusual mix of sports challenge and natural beauty. With a course designed to show the city’s green landscapes, the event promises an unforgettable day for runners and visitors. The race begins at 7:30 in the morning and ends by 11:00 AM on Sunday. It starts at Golden City Garden. And the finish line is at National Science and Technology University. It allows up to ten thousand runners to take part in the around 21-kilometer race. The way winds through the most amazing landscapes: The first 5 km follow the tree-lined Ecological Avenue, offering runners fresh air and the road covered by tree. Mid-race spreads pass through the Baili Greenway, a quiet country area with blooming rapeseed (油菜花) fields and traditional farmers’ houses. The final leg rounds past the Jin’an River, where runners are greeted by cheering crowds and cultural performances. The runners should register (注册) on the official app which opened on February 28,2025.Who can attend the match depends on a first-come, first-served rule. Runners can take free shuttle buses from Subway Station (Line 29) to the start line. They are available from 5:00 AM. Because of the influence of the Half Marathon, main roads, including Yunchun South Road and Peace East Street, will be closed from 5:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Detailed road maps are available online. Since its opening in 2015, the Half Marathon has grown into a celebration of perseverance (毅力) and community. In 2024, over 12,000 runners crossed the finish line, many of them praised that the event explained what race and friendship were perfectly. As Li Na, a three-time runner, shared: “Running here feels like a party with nature and friends.” Whether you’re a marathoner with rich experience or a first-timer, the 2025 Half Marathon offers a chance to challenge yourself while exploring one of China’s most beautiful places. Mark your calendar for June 15—is ready to welcome you with open arms and loud cheers! General Introduction to the Event* On June 15, 2025.、Sunday. From 7:30 to 11:00 AM. * From Golden City Garden to NSTU. * Half Marathon with at 76 10000 runners. Course Highlights (亮点) * Designed for both speed and landscapes. * Made of 77 with fresh air, trees, flowers, local farmhouses, cheers and performances. Service and Notice * Registration: Opened on February 28, 2025, through the official app. * Transportation: Available free shuttles from Subway Station to the start line from 5:00 AM. * Avoid 78 while driving. Reason to Join *A celebration of perseverance and community. * 79 explanation of competition and friendship. *A party with nature and friends. Join the Movement * 80 the Half Marathon 2025 no matter who you are. * Challenge yourself and explore the most amazing place. 【答案】76. most 77. parts 78. main roads 79. Perfect 80. Join in 【解析】本文主要介绍了2025年6月15日举行的城市半程马拉松比赛的相关信息，包括赛事概况、赛道亮点、服务与注意事项、参赛理由等内容。 76. 根据“It allows up to ten thousand runners to take part in the around 21-kilometer race.”可知，up to表示“至多，多达”，也就是比赛至多有10000名选手参加，at most表示“至多”，故填most。 77. 根据“The way winds through the most amazing landscapes:…where runners are greeted by cheering crowds and cultural performances.”可知，赛道由有新鲜空气、树木、花朵、当地农舍、欢呼声和表演的部分组成。be made of表示“由……组成”，这里是说由不同的部分组成，parts表示“部分”，故填parts。 78. 根据“Because of the influence of the Half Marathon, main roads, including Yunchun South Road and Peace East Street, will be closed from 5:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Detailed road maps are available online.”可知，由于半程马拉松比赛的影响，一些主干道会关闭，所以开车时要避免这些主干道。这里用main roads符合语境，故填main roads。 79. 根据“In 2024, over 12,000 runners crossed the finish line, many of them praised that the event explained what race and friendship were perfectly.”可知，许多选手赞扬这个赛事完美地诠释了比赛和友谊，所以这里是完美的解释，Perfect表示“完美的”，故填Perfect。 80. 根据“Whether you’re a marathoner with rich experience or a first-timer, the 2025 Half Marathon offers a chance to challenge yourself while exploring one of China’s most beautiful places.”可知，无论你是谁，都可以“参加”2025年的半程马拉松比赛。join in表示“参加”，这 里是祈使句，动词原形开头，故填Join in。 11·2025年四川省成都市天府新区中考二诊英语试题 阅读下面短文，根据其内容，完成表格中所缺的信息。并将答案填写在答题卡相应题号后。 Ever since humans appeared, we have never stopped paying our attention to the stars far above us. Chinese seemed to be especially interested in stars since the ancient times. And they gave wonderful names such as Shen xiu and Nanhe to different stars in the sky. In one of the poems by Su Shi, Sirius — the brightest star in the sky, was mentioned as he wrote “looking northwest and shooting down Sirius”. In China, the book Zhou Bi, appeared as early as 1 BC. It not only covers certain topics in math, but also talks about the moving ways of the stars in the sky. Also, things like the changes of seasons and geography are included. While in the west, the first similar book is Almagest appearing in around 140 AD. And after them, many other books appeared gradually. In modern times, from 1961 to 1972, the US Apollo program landed astronauts on the moon. Since 1998, the International Space Station, built by many countries, has been helping scientists study space for a long time. In China, the Shenzhou spacecrafts (飞船) let Chinese astronauts go to space, making the long-held dream of the Chinese people come true in 2003. Starting from 2007, The Chang’ e project is another big step. Its aim was to study the moon. In 2020, the Tianwen-1 shows China's advanced space technology. Also, modern writers and directors have shown an interest in stars. In China, the movies The Wandering Earth I & II have won great popularity, encouraging us to care for the earth and look up at the stars. The book The Three-Body Problem is also liked around the world. In the west, movies like 2001: Space Odyssey and Interstellar also interest many star lovers. Stars are useful to animals, too. For example, some insects and birds can find their way by watching the moving ways of some bright stars in the sky. Interestingly, dung beetles (屎壳郎) can move straight in the direction of the Milky Way! Stars: Ancient to Modern, Home and 76 Ancient human’s star-related study ☆ Chinese were interested in stars and named them, such as Shenxiu, Nanhe and Sirius. ☆ Zhou Bi in 1 BC in China covered math, star 77 , seasons and geography. ☆ In the West, Almagest around 140 AD was the first of its kind. Modern human’s star-related achievements ☆ The US Apollo program landed astronauts on the moon. ☆ The International Space Station helps scientists study space. ☆ The Shenzhou spacecrafts helps Chinese 78 their space dream. ☆ The Chang’e project aims to get moon samples in China. ☆ The Tianwen-1 shows China’s advanced space technology. Modern popular 79 ☆ In China, The Wandering Earth I & II and The Three-Body Problem are popular. ☆ In the West, movies like 2001:A Space Odyssey are popular. Stars’ role for animals ☆ Bright stars can 80 animals to the right way. ☆ They can follow the direction of the Milky Way. 【答案】76. Abroad 77. movements 78. realize/achieve 79. works 80. lead/guide 【解析】本文介绍了人类从古至今对星星的关注和研究，包括古代中国和西方对星星的命名和研究书籍，现代人类在太空探索方面的成就，以及现代文艺作品中对星星的描绘，最后还提到星星对动物的导航作用。 76. 根据“...Since 1998, the International Space Station, built by many countries, has been helping scientists study space for a long time.”以及“Stars: Ancient to Modern, Home and”可知，文章提到的国际空间站、西方电影等内容可知，这里需要填写与“Home”相对应的词。根据文章内容涉及中国和西方的对比，此处应填abroad“国外”，故填Abroad。 77. 根据“It not only covers certain topics in math, but also talks about the moving ways of the stars in the sky.”可知，《周弼》中不仅涵盖了某些数学主题，而且还讨论了天空中星星的运动方式，此处指的是“星星的运动方式”，此处应用复数名词movements“运动”，表示泛指，故填movements。 78. 根据“In China, the Shenzhou spacecrafts (飞船) let Chinese astronauts go to space, making the long-held dream of the Chinese people come true in 2003.”可知，神舟飞船实现了中国人的太空梦，此处指的是realize/achieve“实现”，是动词，此处是短语help sb do sth的结构，故动词用原形，故填realize/achieve。 79. 根据“modern writers and directors have shown an interest in stars.”以及列举的电影和书籍可知，现代作品对星星表现出了兴趣，故填works。 80. 根据“some insects and birds can find their way by watching the moving ways of some bright stars in the sky.”可知，明亮的星星可以帮助动物找到正确的方向，情态动词后接动词原形guide/lead“带领，引导”，故填lead/guide。 试卷第2页，共24页 试卷第1页，共24页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 专题08 任务阅读 1·2025年四川省成都市青羊区中考二诊英语试题 2·2025年四川省成都市锦江区中考二诊英语试题 3·2025年四川省成都市成华区中考二诊英语试题 4·2025年四川省成都市高新区中考二诊英语试题 5·2025年四川省成都市武侯区中考二诊英语试题 6·2025年四川省成都市金牛区中考二诊英语试题 7·2025年四川省绵阳市涪城区中考二模英语试题 8·2025年四川省雅安中学中考二诊英语试题 9·2025年四川省绵阳市中考二诊英语试题 10·2025年四川省成都市温江区中考二模英语试题 11·2025年四川省成都市天府新区中考二诊英语试题 1·2025年四川省成都市青羊区中考二诊英语试题 完成表格。阅读下面短文，完成题后的表格。 Sage of calligraphy Wang Xizhi was born in Linyi of Shandong Province. He used to be a general and officer in the Jin dynasty, a famous calligrapher of the Eastern Jin dynasty. Wang is still known as the calligraphy sage. Wang’s uncles and cousins were all famous calligraphers of their time. At seven, Wang began a systematic (系统的) study of calligraphy under a female calligrapher, Wei Shuo. He kept copying the Wei-style calligraphy for years and learned much from the works of calligraphers. To practice calligraphy, wherever he went, he would try to find out the styles of previous calligraphers and copy them, collecting many calligraphic materials. There were writing brushes, ink sticks and ink stones in his study, yard and even outside the toilet. Whenever he thought of a good-structured character, he would write it down right away. Wang wrote with smoothness and grandness. Some people have described his calligraphy as “the dragon jumping over the heavenly gate and the tiger lying in the palace of the phoenix”. Wang was good at many types of calligraphy but the xingshu style Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection (《兰亭集序》) is the most popular of his works. There is a story behind this work. In 353, Wang invited famous people to get together at a party with 41 guests at the Orchid Pavilion, where they drank. The guests were asked to write poems. The poems were collected, and Wang wrote Preface (序言) to the Orchid Pavilion Collection on his own, describing how happy these men are. Wang’s talents in calligraphy was brought into full play during it. The Song dynasty scholar Mi Fu called Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection is the world’s best work in xingshu style. It’s said that Emperor Taizong of the Tang dynasty treasured the work and had it buried in his tomb. He left behind calligraphic works, Preface to the Orchid Pavilion is one of them, as well as Yue Yi Dissertation and Huangting Classics in kaishu style. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 2·2025年四川省成都市锦江区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 For many years, historians thought the Altar Stone at the center of Stonehenge, England’s famous historic place, came from Wales. However, new research suggests its journey was much longer. According to a study published recently in Nature, the stone may have traveled all the way from Scotland—meaning that builders transported it across more than 750 kilometers around 5,000 years ago. The Altar Stone lies partly buried inside Stonehenge. “For many years, the central stone has been a mystery, lying in what should be the most important part of Stonehenge,” says Joshua Pollard, a historian. Stonehenge was built in several steps, beginning around 3000 BC. Researchers believe builders placed the 13,200-pound Altar Stone there sometime between 2620 and 2480 BC. No one knows exactly how the builders moved such a heavy stone. Researchers think that people during the Neolithic period（石器时代）used rivers and waterways to transport heavy objects. For example, a large stone tool was once moved from Normandy to Dorset. So, it’s possible that the Altar Stone was also transported in the same way when building Stonehenge. However, another historian Mike Pitts thinks a land journey is also reasonable. “If you put a stone on a boat out to sea, not only do you risk losing the stone—but also nobody can see it,” Pitts says. “On land, many communities would see the journey, and the stone would become more valuable…as it traveled south.” Pitts also adds that the study is so important because it shows that ancient groups of people were good at communicating and working together even though they were very far apart. What it is: The 13,200-pound 76 stone lying in the most important part of Stonehenge. When it was placed: Between 2620 and 2480 BC. Where it came: It may have traveled much farther than people thought—not from Wales but 77 covering more than 750 kilometers 5,000 years ago. How it traveled: *People might have transported it by 78 *People might have transported it by land for 79 and higher value of the stone. What the study shows: Ancient groups of people had good 80 although they were far apart. 3·2025年四川省成都市成华区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 NANNING, Feb. 26—Two Chinese scientists were rescued (救援) from a karst (喀斯特) cave following a 69-hour search. On Feb. 5, a scientific research team entered a karst cave in Baise, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Five members of the team dived to photograph rare cave fish in the underwater caves, but on their return at 7 p.m., two team members, both surnamed Zhou, were found to be missing. After receiving the call for help from their teammates, a joint rescue team of 13 divers, police, firefighters, and doctors was quickly organized. The cave appears as a large hall but narrows deeper inside. It contains air pockets—spaces with water below and air above, according to Liang Liang, a rescue officer. “The complex environment was unknown to us, which was the biggest challenge,” he said. Visibility (能见度) was limited to just 3 meters, forcing rescuers to use portable (携带的) lights. With water depths reaching 18 meters, rescuers used five 200-meter reels (线轮) to lay guide ropes from the cave entrance into the water. “The exact places of the lost members were unclear, and we could only hear the sound of knocking on the rock walls, to find a general direction,” said Xu Shide, a diver. The elder Zhou was found at 4:30 a.m. on Feb. 6, in an air pocket 16 meters below the water surface and about 300 meters from the cave entrance. After 90 minutes of further efforts, he was finally outside the cave. Xu Shide said the younger Zhou was trapped much deeper, so they scanned more than 10 underwater air pockets. Fortunately, around 6:50 p.m. on February 8, they discovered younger Zhou waving his hand in another air pocket 28 meters deep and about 500 meters from the entrance. When Zhou was rescued at around 8:30 p.m. He was so weak after three days without food. “The team was professional, with cave rescue skills and advanced equipment,” said Tang Junwen, a cave diver and trainer with the Ministry of Emergency Management. “Plus, these caves weren’t completely enclosed, allowing lost people to find breathable air pockets.” Rescuers warned that getting lost is a major risk of cave exploration. Proper preparation, including plenty of food and communication tools, is important before entering caves. Explorers should also have outdoor survival experience. Challenges ●the cave’s complex structure ● 76 visibility ●not knowing the exact places of the missing people. Rescue 77 ●rescue boats ●five 200-meter reels with guide ropes ● 78 allowing rescuers to view the underwater situation. Keys to the successful cave diving rescue ◆The cave contains air pockets which 79 oxygen (氧气) for the missing people. ◆The rescue team is professional. ◆The two missing members have outdoor survival experience and strong wills. (Day 3) Rescuers found the younger Zhou in a deeper air pocket. (Day 2) Rescuers found the elder Zhou in an air pocket. (Day 1) At around 7 p.m. two members lost 80 while returning. 4·2025年四川省成都市高新区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 Brazilian artist Vik Muniz uses everyday objects in unusual ways. Through his art, Muniz makes people think differently about their everyday lives—even their own garbage (垃圾). In 2007, Muniz worked on a two—year project at one of the world’s largest landfills (垃圾填埋). Until it closed in 2012, Jardim Gramacho got about 70 percent of the garbage from Rio de Janeiro. About 3,000 garbage pickers, known as catadores, worked there. Their job was to hunt through the garbage for recyclable cans, bottles, and other materials. They then made money by selling the objects to recycling companies. The catadores’ work was dirty and dangerous, and most of them only got between $20 and $25 a day. Although the conditions were hard, many catadores were proud of their work. Valter Dos Santos, a worker at Jardim Gramacho for more than 25 years, told Muniz, “I am proud to be a picker. I try to explain to people that recycling prevents great harm to nature and the environment. People sometimes say, ‘But one single (单个的) soda can?’ One single can is of great importance! That single can will make the difference.” Muniz became friends with Dos Santos and other catadores. They allowed him to take their photographs at the landfill, where they posed for artistic portraits (肖像). For example, Muniz photographed a landfill worker in the style of a famous French painting, The Death of Marat. The workers then helped Muniz create huge images (图像) of these photos on the floor of his studio. They made the images colorful and deep with materials from the landfill. Why create such huge images using garbage? Muniz says he wanted to “change the lives of people with the same materials they deal with every day.” A photo of his copy of the French painting sold for £28,000 ($50,000) at a London art sale. Muniz gave the money to the catadores workers’ organization. In 2010, British—Brazilian director Lucy Walker created a movie about Muniz’s project called WasteLand. The film got many awards and helped make people learn about the garbage collectors’ lives. The catadores also began to see themselves differently, “Sometimes we see ourselves as so small,” says Irma, a cook at Gramacho, “but people out there see us as so big, so beautiful.” 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 5·2025年四川省成都市武侯区中考二诊英语试题 The lion dance, a traditional Chinese folk art, has kept its fascination for thousands of years. It began in ancient times as a way to drive away cruel spirits and bad luck. Over time, it’s not only a festive activity but also brings good luck. Lions are not from China. It is said that lions first came into China around the Han Dynasty, but the lion dance art started over 500 years later, in the Northern Wei Dynasty. People used animal hair to make lion-like costumes, then hid inside and copied the movements of the lion. During performances, two people used things like ropes to tease (逗弄) the lion in front, creating fun and lively shows. By the Tang Dynasty, the lion dance had grown popular from nobles (贵族) to common people. During its thousand-year development, the lion dance has formed two performance styles in the north and south, the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion. The Northern Lion focuses on strong, acrobatic (杂技的) moves, while the Southern Lion is known for colorful costumes and playful actions. Today, some creative performers mix the Southern Lion and the Northern Lion. It not only keeps the tradition but also makes the performance more interesting and exciting. The “lions” usually interact with watchers during the performances. They blink (眨) their big eyes and get close to the crowd. At this time, people often touch the “lions”, hoping to get good luck. The lion dance has now spread worldwide as a symbol of Chinese culture. During festival s like Chinese New Year, lion dance shows light up Chinatowns in many countries. Its joyful spirit helps build friendships between different cultures. The dance also shows the courage, energy and creativity of Chinese people. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 6·2025年四川省成都市金牛区中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息。 Fire is common nowadays! No one knows exactly how or when our ancestors first used and learned to control it, but it clearly changed the world. Experts think that over 400,000 years ago, early humans might have seen lightning start a fire or perhaps someone rubbed (摩擦) two rocks together and the sparks that flew out caused grass to start burning. Either way, fire quickly became very important to human life. With fire, humans could explore colder places without being limited by the need for warmth. Fire helped early humans survive (生存) by making it easier to live in difficult environment. Our bodies gradually changed, losing their thick hair because fire can necessarily keep us warm. This change allowed us to hunt during the hottest parts of the day when animals were resting and easier to catch. Fire also had a deep influence on our social lives. The light that fire provided made people able to slay up later, giving them time to make tools, clothing, and other necessities. It also provided a chance for sharing stories and becoming closer. Before fire, people slept high in trees, but the warmth of the fire drew them together in small groups, which strengthen their relationships. When meat was accidentally dropped into a fire, humans discovered cooking. Cooked food is softer and gives us more nutrients (营养), which helped our ancestors grow taller and develop bigger brains. Cooked food is softer, so peoples teeth became smaller. People became bigger and began living longer. Through history, people have found many ways to use fire. Artists would use burnt sticks to draw on cave walls, potters found that heating clay made pots more lasting. Even today, farmers continue to use fire to clear fields and prepare the land for planting. In the late 1700s, people discovered that boiling water produced steam, which was later used to power steam engines. This led to the development of steamships and steam trains, developing transportation. In a word, from its beginning to its many creative uses, fire has played an important part in shaping our world. How Fire Changed the World The discovery of fire is a great 76 but fire has clearly changed the world. Possible Beginning *Lightning starting fires * Sparks from rubbing rocks Survival Advantages * Allowing humans to live in cooler places * Making humans lose thick hair duo to its 77 * Making hunting easier during hot parts of the day Social and Cooking Influence * Fire enabled people to stay up later and share stories. * Fire drew people together, leading to their 78 * Cooking discovery provided softer, more nutritious food, causing 79 changes. Historical and Modern Uses * It was used for different fields, such as art, pottery, and 80 . * Steam power from boiling water led to the development of transportation. 7·2025年四川省绵阳市涪城区中考二模英语试题 阅读下面短文，然后在文后思维导图内完成内容摘要，每空不超过3个词。 AI (人工智能) can help teenagers and students learn in several ways. Personalized learning: AI can know better about students, including their advantages, weaknesses, skills, learning favorites, learning needs, and so on. Then it can create a proper learning plan for each student. This can help students concentrate on areas that they need to improve at their own speed. Interactive (交互的) learning: AI has the ability to make learning more interactive and interesting. Things like interactive learning apps and educational games can make subject learning AI can provide interactive examples, introduce important passages, and offer assessments (评价) more interesting. What’s more, they can make students interested in a subject at once. This kind of active learning is sure to be more helpful than studying alone. Automated (自动的) advice and help: AI can provide automated advice and answers to questions. It can examine students’ work and provide personalized help. For example, ChatGPT can answer students’ questions quickly in a private, low-pressure way. This kind of advice and answers can help students better understand knowledge and use their knowledge. Greater resources (资源): AI can make many of the students’ learning resources richer and wider, like electronic textbooks, online courses, and study apps. For example, a biology textbook with AI technology may provide interactive 3D models of a human body that students can study more carefully. AI can provide interactive examples, introduce important passages, and offer assessments (评价). In a word, AI has a great ability to improve studying and learning. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 8· 2025年四川省雅安中学中考二诊英语试题 根据短文内容，完成表格，每空不超过三个词。 We sometimes say the lion is “the king of the jungle” because it is stronger and more dangerous than the other animals. Most other animals in the jungle run more slowly than the lion, so it can hunt better. The lion is the top animal in the land food chain. In the sea, the shark is at the top of the food chain. Most other sea animals swim much more slowly than it. It can also use its big teeth to catch other sea animals and eat them. What is at the top of the world's food chain? Humans are! We are not the biggest or fastest, but we are the cleverest! We could not catch up with most animals, so we invented cars and now we can move the fastest. We could not fight better than a lion, so we invented guns. Now we can hunt the best. People’s inventions help a lot, but they can be dangerous, too. For example, many years ago in Inner Mongolia, people used guns to kill a lot of wild wolves. The wild wolves usually eat wild rabbits. But in recent years, the number of wild rabbits is becoming bigger and bigger because the number of wild wolves is getting smaller and smaller. The wild rabbits competed for the grass with the sheep and cows. Much of the grassland became desert because the rabbits destroyed (毁坏) it seriously. Remember that we are a part of the food chain, we are in danger, too! If we protect animals, we are protecting ourselves. Luckily, people have paid much attention to such problems. We will do more things to keep the balance of ecosystem in the future. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 9·2025年四川省绵阳市中考二诊英语试题 阅读下面短文，然后在文后表格内完成内容摘要，每空不超过三个词，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。 China’s 144-hour visa-free policy (过境免签政策) is a great opportunity for foreigners to know about a real China. This policy allows travelers from 54 countries to stay in China for up to six days without a visa, making it easier for them to experience Chinese culture, history, and daily life. With this policy, overseas visitors can plan short trips to major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou and Chengdu. These cities not only showcase China’s rich history but also its modern development. Moreover, the policy encourages cultural exchange. Foreigners can try local foods, learn about traditional customs, and experience Chinese people’s daily life. Thanks to the new policy, true stories about China are spread through travelers’ postings on social media platforms including Facebook, Bilibili, and Douyin. After visiting China, travelers have praised the safety of China, Chinese people’s kindness, traditional Chinese culture, and the modern infrastructure (基础设施). “I’ve got so surprised when I saw old people dancing in the parks, young people eating out even at 10 at night, and children running to us saying hello! That’s absolutely different from what western media showed us.” said a visitor from France. China’s visa-free transit policy is a smart move in international relations and a creative and traveler-friendly way of promoting (促进) tourism. It is a win-win deal for both Chinese and international travelers. It’s also a bridge that connects China with the world. It allows more people to discover the beauty and charm of this ancient yet modern country. 144-Hour Visa-Free Policy: A 46 to visit China Number of Countries allowed to stay in China 54 47 to stay in China 144 hours/ About 6 days Foreigner’s impression of China Safety of cities People’s kindness 48 and modern infrastructure Advantages of the policy Showcase China’s history and modern development Encourages 49 Helps the world know about a real China Promotes 50 Allows more people to discover China 10·2025年四川省成都市温江区中考二模英语试题 根据短文内容，完成图表格中所缺信息。 The City Half Marathon, one of people’s favorite running events, returns on June 15, 2025, inviting runners and fans to experience an unusual mix of sports challenge and natural beauty. With a course designed to show the city’s green landscapes, the event promises an unforgettable day for runners and visitors. The race begins at 7:30 in the morning and ends by 11:00 AM on Sunday. It starts at Golden City Garden. And the finish line is at National Science and Technology University. It allows up to ten thousand runners to take part in the around 21-kilometer race. The way winds through the most amazing landscapes: The first 5 km follow the tree-lined Ecological Avenue, offering runners fresh air and the road covered by tree. Mid-race spreads pass through the Baili Greenway, a quiet country area with blooming rapeseed (油菜花) fields and traditional farmers’ houses. The final leg rounds past the Jin’an River, where runners are greeted by cheering crowds and cultural performances. The runners should register (注册) on the official app which opened on February 28,2025.Who can attend the match depends on a first-come, first-served rule. Runners can take free shuttle buses from Subway Station (Line 29) to the start line. They are available from 5:00 AM. Because of the influence of the Half Marathon, main roads, including Yunchun South Road and Peace East Street, will be closed from 5:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Detailed road maps are available online. Since its opening in 2015, the Half Marathon has grown into a celebration of perseverance (毅力) and community. In 2024, over 12,000 runners crossed the finish line, many of them praised that the event explained what race and friendship were perfectly. As Li Na, a three-time runner, shared: “Running here feels like a party with nature and friends.” Whether you’re a marathoner with rich experience or a first-timer, the 2025 Half Marathon offers a chance to challenge yourself while exploring one of China’s most beautiful places. Mark your calendar for June 15—is ready to welcome you with open arms and loud cheers! General Introduction to the Event* On June 15, 2025.、Sunday. From 7:30 to 11:00 AM. * From Golden City Garden to NSTU. * Half Marathon with at 76 10000 runners. Course Highlights (亮点) * Designed for both speed and landscapes. * Made of 77 with fresh air, trees, flowers, local farmhouses, cheers and performances. Service and Notice * Registration: Opened on February 28, 2025, through the official app. * Transportation: Available free shuttles from Subway Station to the start line from 5:00 AM. * Avoid 78 while driving. Reason to Join *A celebration of perseverance and community. * 79 explanation of competition and friendship. *A party with nature and friends. Join the Movement * 80 the Half Marathon 2025 no matter who you are. * Challenge yourself and explore the most amazing place. 11·2025年四川省成都市天府新区中考二诊英语试题 阅读下面短文，根据其内容，完成表格中所缺的信息。并将答案填写在答题卡相应题号后。 Ever since humans appeared, we have never stopped paying our attention to the stars far above us. Chinese seemed to be especially interested in stars since the ancient times. And they gave wonderful names such as Shen xiu and Nanhe to different stars in the sky. In one of the poems by Su Shi, Sirius — the brightest star in the sky, was mentioned as he wrote “looking northwest and shooting down Sirius”. In China, the book Zhou Bi, appeared as early as 1 BC. It not only covers certain topics in math, but also talks about the moving ways of the stars in the sky. Also, things like the changes of seasons and geography are included. While in the west, the first similar book is Almagest appearing in around 140 AD. And after them, many other books appeared gradually. In modern times, from 1961 to 1972, the US Apollo program landed astronauts on the moon. Since 1998, the International Space Station, built by many countries, has been helping scientists study space for a long time. In China, the Shenzhou spacecrafts (飞船) let Chinese astronauts go to space, making the long-held dream of the Chinese people come true in 2003. Starting from 2007, The Chang’ e project is another big step. Its aim was to study the moon. In 2020, the Tianwen-1 shows China's advanced space technology. Also, modern writers and directors have shown an interest in stars. In China, the movies The Wandering Earth I & II have won great popularity, encouraging us to care for the earth and look up at the stars. The book The Three-Body Problem is also liked around the world. In the west, movies like 2001: Space Odyssey and Interstellar also interest many star lovers. Stars are useful to animals, too. For example, some insects and birds can find their way by watching the moving ways of some bright stars in the sky. Interestingly, dung beetles (屎壳郎) can move straight in the direction of the Milky Way! Stars: Ancient to Modern, Home and 76 Ancient human’s star-related study ☆ Chinese were interested in stars and named them, such as Shenxiu, Nanhe and Sirius. ☆ Zhou Bi in 1 BC in China covered math, star 77 , seasons and geography. ☆ In the West, Almagest around 140 AD was the first of its kind. Modern human’s star-related achievements ☆ The US Apollo program landed astronauts on the moon. ☆ The International Space Station helps scientists study space. ☆ The Shenzhou spacecrafts helps Chinese 78 their space dream. ☆ The Chang’e project aims to get moon samples in China. ☆ The Tianwen-1 shows China’s advanced space technology. Modern popular 79 ☆ In China, The Wandering Earth I & II and The Three-Body Problem are popular. ☆ In the West, movies like 2001:A Space Odyssey are popular. Stars’ role for animals ☆ Bright stars can 80 animals to the right way. ☆ They can follow the direction of the Milky Way. 试卷第6页，共17页 试卷第5页，共17页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$