第=page11頁(yè)，共=sectionpages11頁(yè)2025年山東省臨沂市中考英語(yǔ)試卷一、閱讀五選四：本大題共4小題，共6分。Lastsummer，ItookanexcitingtriptoNairobiNationalPark.It'sjust7kilometersawayfromthecitycenter.Whatmakestheparkspecial？（1）______AssoonasIarrivedthere，thewarmAfricansunkissedmyface，andtheloudroar（咆哮）ofalionreachedmyears.Icouldn'twaittostart.

Theparkishuge，coveringabout117squarekilometers.Electricfences（圍墻）keeptheparkseparatefromthecityonthreesides-east，west，andnorth.Butthesouthsidekeepsopen，lettinganimalsmovefreelyastheseasonschange.Theparkhasbeenthereforover70years.Thereare80kindsofmammals（哺乳動(dòng)物）andmorethan500kindsofbirdsinthepark.（2）______Buthere'sanimportantrule—theymuststayinsidetheircars.Why？Becausetherearebig，dangerousanimalslikelionsandleopardswalkingaround!

It'sunbelievablethatwecannotseeelephantsinthepark.（3）______Sotheremightnotbeenoughfoodfortheotheranimals.Also，theycouldbeadangertopeoplelivingnearby.However，inthepark，thereisameaningfulIvoryBurningMonument（象牙焚燒紀(jì)念碑）.It'ssaidthatKenya'spresidentburned2.5tonsofivoryheretoshowthegovernment'sstrongwillagainstivorytradein1989.Andthemonumentwasbuilttoremindpeopleofthisfamoushistoryevent.TodaymanyvisitorsfromallovertheworldandKenyanstudentsgothere.

（4）______Andweallsharethesamehome—theearth.Weshouldcareforouranimalfriendsandprotectourplanet.

A.Onereasonisthatelephantseattonsofplantsforfood.

B.It'stheonlywildlifeparkinsideacapitalcityaroundtheworld!

C.Everyyear，millionsofvisitorscometoseethesewonderfulanimals.

D.Manyvisitorscanwalkanywhereintheparktoseetheanimalsfreely.

E.Afterthisexperienceoftravelling，Iknowhumansandanimalsarefriends.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話-填空：本大題共1小題，共5分。5.（TengFeiandSarahmeetinfrontofthelibraryonSaturdayafternoon.）

TengFei：HeySarah!Icalledyouanhourago，butyoudidn'tanswer.

Sarah：I'msorry.Ileftmyphoneathome.

TengFei：Nevermind.（1）______？

Sarah：IwasreadingTreasureIslandatthattime.

TengFei：（2）______？

Sarah：It'saboutaboywhogoesouttoseaandfindsanislandfulloftreasures.

TengFei：Wow!Soundscool!

Sarah：Oh，TengFei!Whydidyoucallme？

TengFei：MycousinBinbinfromShanghaiisgoingtobeheretomorrow.

Sarah：Oh，Binbin.Irememberwewentbikeridingtogetherlastfall.

TengFei：Yes，that'sright.（3）______？

Sarah：Sorry，Ican'thaveapicnicwithyoutomorrow.IhavetostudyforamathtestnextMonday.

TengFei：That'sOK.Maybenexttime!Bytheway，thesummervacationiscoming，whatareyougoingtodonext？

Sarah：（4）______.It'sgoodformyChinesestudy.

TengFei：That'sagoodidea.Thatmightreallyhelp!

Sarah：Thankyou!(1)

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Mug，ifyoucanreadthis，pleasecomehome!Imissyou!6.Wherewasthepenlastseen？______A.InRoom2216.

B.IntheareaofMainStreet.

C.InCreativeServiceskitchen.7.WhatwaslostonNovember23rd？______A.Apen. B.Awallet. C.Apet.8.WhydoesJasonsay"pleasecomehome"？______A.BecauseJasonlovesthemug.

B.Becausethemugisveryexpensive.

C.BecauseJasonwantstowashthemug.9.Whatisthemainpurposeofthesenotices？______A.Totellpeoplesomeinterestingstories.

B.Tohelptheownersfindtheirlostthings.

C.Toshowpeoplehowtowritelost-and-foundnotices.BHaveyoueverheardofaforeignteacherfromBristol，UK？HeisworkingveryhardtoachievehisChinesedream.HisnameisJames.HehasbeenateacheratHunanUniversityofArtsandScienceforeightyears.Hisstudentslovehimandcallhima"legendary"foreignteacher.

Sincehewasalittlechild，hefeltlikehehadafeelingoffriendshipwithChina.Now，hespendsalotoftimedoingcharity（慈善）work.Andhehasalwaysworkedwholeheartedlyforthepeople.Hecaresabouttheveterans（退伍軍人）whofoughtintheWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggression（1931—1945）.HehasbeenvolunteeringatalocalaidcenterinChangde，Hunanprovinceforthoseveteransforoversixyears.Heoftentravelstomanysmallvillagestovisittheveteranswithothervolunteers."Charityisourduty，"saysJames."Weshouldn'tforgettheseveterans.Everyoneshouldcareforthem."

Jamesalsohelpspoorstudentsbysupportingtheireducation.Hebelieveseverystudentshouldhaveachancetolearn.Becauseofhiseffort，inSeptember2014，JameswonHunan'sSeventhXiaoxiangFriendshipAward（獎(jiǎng)）.ThisawardisgiventoforeignerswhohelpmakeHunanabetterplacebythePeople'sGovernmentofHunanprovince.

NowJamesistryingtogetaChinesegreencard.HewantstostayinChinaforever."Somepeoplethinkbeingsuccessfulmeanshavingenoughmoney，"hesays."Butmydreamistohelpmorepeopleinneed."HehopestobecomepartofChinesesocietyandtakerealactiontoachievehisChinesedreamstepbystep.10.HowlonghasJamesbeenateacherinChina？______A.Foroversixyears. B.Foreightyears.

C.Sincehewasachild. 11.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytellus？______A.James'effortfortheveterans.

B.James'lovefortravelinginChina.

C.James'experienceoflearningChinesehistory.12.WhydidJameswintheXiaoxiangFriendshipAward？______A.ForhisChineselearningwell.

B.ForhischarityworkinHunanprovince.

C.ForhiswonderfulteachingskillsinHunanprovince.13.What'sthemainideaofthispassage？______A.James'travelexperiencesinChina.

B.James'teachingexperiencesinChina.

C.James'Chinesedreamofhelpingothers.CTheTaklimakanDesertisthelargestdesertinChina.Itisabout337，600squarekilometersintheTarimBasininXinjiang.Thedryenvironmentmakesitdifficultforlifethere.Sandstormsoftenhappen，andthemovingsandseriouslyinfluencesthelivesoflocalpeopleandthenaturalenvironmentinthisarea.However，theChinesegovernmentandpeoplehavebeenmakingmuchefforttocontrolthedesert.Herearesomeofscientificandeffectivewaystheyhaveused.

Oneofthemainwaysistobuildatreebelt（帶）aroundthedesert.Bytheendof2023，a2，761-kilometer-longgreenbelthadalreadybeenbuiltaroundit.In2024，thelastpartofthebelt，285kilometers，wasfinished.It'sabout3，046kilometersintotal.Thebeltliesasastrongwallagainstthespreadofthedesert.

Biologicalwaysarealsowidelyused.Forexample，peoplegrowspecialplantsthatcangrowwellwithlittlewater，likehuyang，suosuo，shabangandsoon.Theseplantsholdthesandandreducesandstorms.Atthesametime，theycanalsobringcertaineconomic（經(jīng)濟(jì)的）benefitstolocalpeople.

Andthemethodofusingsolarpowergeneration（太陽(yáng)能發(fā)電）hasbeenusedtoo.Bybuildinggreenhouses，peoplecangrowvegetablesandfruits.Inthisway，theycanmakefulluseofthelandandlightinthedesertarea.

Greatchangeshavealreadytakenplace.Thenaturalenvironmentaroundthedeserthasbeenimprovedgreatly.Thelocaleconomyhasalsobeendevelopedrapidly.Thesuccessinthecontrolofthisdesertshows：aslongaswehaveastrongwillandusescientificmethods，wecanprotecttheenvironmentandbuildabetterfutureforbothpeopleandnature.14.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage？______A.Bylistingfacts. B.Bygivingexamples.

C.Byansweringquestions. 15.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"effective"probablymeaninParagraph1？______A.Expensive. B.Simple. C.Useful.16.Whydopeoplegrowspecialplantsinthedesert？______A.Tomakethedesertmorebeautiful.

B.Topreventsandstormsandgeteconomicbenefits.

C.Toprovidefoodforanimalsandmakemoremoney.17.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage？（P=Paragraph）______A. B.

C. DNowadays，therearemanygreatinventionsaroundus.Theymakeourlivesbetterinamazingways.Oneofthemiscalled"Tianmouc"—theworld'sfirstsmartchip（芯片）thatworkslikeoureyesandbrains.AteamfromTsinghuaUniversitymadeit!

Tianmoucgetsanideabyhowourhumaneyesandbrainsworktogether.First，oureyesseethingsaroundus.Then，ourbrainsunderstandthem.Tianmoucdoessomethingsimilar!Itusesspecialsensors（傳感器）tobreakdownwhatitseesintotinyparts.Then，Tianmoueputsthemtogetherintwoways.Oneisbyseeingcolorsanddetailsclearlyasifwereadabook.Theotherisbyreacting（回應(yīng)）tosuddenchangesquickly，justlikewecatchaball.

Tianmoucisreallypowerful.Itcandothingsthattraditionalchipscan't.Forexample，it'sabletocollectwhatitseesataveryhighspeedof10，000frames（幀）persecond.Insomeways，itseesthingsmoreexactlythanoureyes.Thechipcanworkwellindifferentlightconditions—nomatterhowbrightordarkthelightis.Alloftheseareachievedwithverylittlepowerorenergy.

Tianmouchasabiginfluenceonourdailylife.Forself-drivingcars，theyneedto"see"theroadclearlyandreactquicklytoanydanger.Tianmouccannoticesuddenchangesquickly，likeachildrunningacrosstheroadoracarsuddenlycuttingin.Forthecameras，theywillreactfasterbycatchinganyunusualmovementinthefuture.

InventionslikeTianmoucshowhowcreativethehumanscanbe!Theyaremakingourlivesmoreconvenientandsafer.Whoknowswhatamazinginventionswe'llseenext？18.Whatdoweknowabout"Tianmouc"？______A.It'sanewtypeofcamerasthatcanreactfaster.

B.It'saspecialsensorforself-drivingcarstoseeandreactquickly.

C.It'stheworld'sfirstsmartchipworkinglikehumaneyesandbrains.19.FromParagraph2，weknow______.A.howTianmoucworks B.howTianmouchelpsus

C.whatmakesTianmoucspecial 20.Whatdoesthewritermeanbyasking"Whoknowswhatamazinginventionswe'llseenext？"？______A.Thewriterdoubtsiftherewillbenewinventions.

B.Thewriterbelievesmoreamazinginventionswillappear.

C.Thewriterthinksinventionswillmainlymakecarsfaster.21.Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom？______A.Atravelad. B.Ahealthguide.

C.Asciencemagazine. 四、任務(wù)型閱讀-簡(jiǎn)答：本大題共1小題，共10分。22.Thehistoryoftrafficlightsdatesbacktotheearly19thcenturyinBritain.Londonwasabusycitywithhorse-drawncarriages（馬車）.Theyoftenrushedintopeople，causingmanyaccidents.Atthesametime，therewasafashionruleinLondon—womeninredshowedthattheyweremarriedandgreenforunmarried.Thisgavepeopletheideaforusingredandgreenastrafficsignslater.

OnDecember10th，1868，Britishmechanic（機(jī)械師）DeHartdesignedtheworld'sfirsttrafficlightwithonlyredandgreen.Apolicemanhadtopullabelttochangethelights：redmeant"stop"，andgreenmeant"go".Atfirst，itworkedwellandreducedaccidents.However，thistrafficlightexploded（爆炸）after23days.Thelightwasturnedoff，buttheideastayedalive.

In1914，electrictrafficlightswerefirstusedinAmerica.Redandgreenstilldidtheirjobs，thentheyweresaferandeasiertosee.

In1927，aChinesestudentnamedHuRudingwasstudyingintheUS.Henoticeddriverssometimesrushedwhenthelightchanged."Whatifthere'samiddlecolortoslowpeopledown？"hethought.That'showtheyellowlightwasborn，meaning"getreadytostop."Aroundthesametime，anAmericanpolicemannamedWilliamPottscreatedthefirstthree-colortrafficlightsforalldirections.Theymadecrossroadsmuchsafer.

Thesecolorswerenotchosenbychance.Rediseasytosee，likeafirealarm，soitmeans"danger-stop!".Yellowisawarning，likeasignthatsays"becareful—slowdown!".Green，likeaforest，tellsus"safetogo!".Together，theyformacommonlanguagethatkeepssafeeveryday.

Greatideascomefromeverydaythings.Whethertrafficlightsorsomethingelse，noticingandthinking"whatif"canchangetheworld!(1)Whendidtheworld'sfirsttrafficlightwithonlyredandgreenappear？______(2)Whosuggestedaddingayellowlighttotrafficsigns？______(3)Whatdoestheunderlinedword"they"refertoinParagraph5？______(4)What'sthetitleforthepassage？______(5)Accordingtothewriter'sopinion，whatshouldwedo？______五、選詞填空-短文：本大題共2小題，共10分。23.閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從方框中選出恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或短語(yǔ)填空，使語(yǔ)意通順完整。每個(gè)選項(xiàng)只能使用一次，每框有一項(xiàng)剩余。

A.SoB.somethingwrongC.relationshipD.droveE.myselfF.EventhoughItwasagreySaturdayafternoon.Isatinmyroom，staringatsomuchhomeworkIhadn'tfinished.Asastudent，thepressureofthecomingexamswasalwaysmakingmefeelupset.Also，the（1）______withmyparentswasgettingworse.

Myparents，especiallymom，alwayspeeked（窺視）intomyroomeveryfewminutes，saying"Attentiontoyourbooks!"or"Whycan'tyoubelikeothergoodstudents？"Herwords（2）______mecrazy，andshedidn'tcareaboutmyfeelingsatall.（3）______ItriedtotellherIdidneedspacetorelax，wealwaysendeduparguingloudly.Itfeltlikeabigwallstandingbetweenus.

Oneevening，afteranotherbigfight，Ilocked（4）______inmyroom，feelingreallyangry.Justthen，dadknockedsoftlyandcamein.Hesatdownandsaidgently，"Iknowyou'vehadahardtimelately.MomandIonlywantthebestforyou，butmaybewe'vedone（5）______."Hiswordssurprisedme.24.閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從方框中選出恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或短語(yǔ)填空，使語(yǔ)意通順完整。每個(gè)選項(xiàng)只能使用一次，每框有一項(xiàng)剩余。

A.withthehelpofB.takeprideinC.whatD.clearlyE.ownF.howThen，dadtoldmeabouthis（1）______schooldays—howhefoughtagainstpressureanddidn'tunderstandhisparentseither.Hesuggestedweshouldcommunicatewellwitheachother.Itoldmyparents（2）______theirbehaviorsmademenervous.Tomyjoy，theylistenedcarefullyandsaidsorrytome，becausetheyhadn'tthoughtaboutmyfeelingsbefore.Atthesametime，Iunderstoodthatthey（3）______everythinggoodthatIdo.Finally，Imadeanewstudyplan（4）______myparents.

Fromthenon，myparentsstartedtounderstandmebetter，andIlearnedtoexpressmythoughts（5）______.The"wall"betweenusdisappearedslowly.AndIrealizedthatpropercommunicationisthekeytosolvingproblems.ThisisaveryimportantlessonthatI'llrememberforever.六、閱讀填空：本大題共1小題，共10分。25."EveryonesaysYimengMountainisbeautiful，thesceneryonYimengMountainisexcellent..."Whenthiswell-knownmelody（旋律）plays，thegreenmountainsandclearwaterofYimengcomealiveinthemusic.Forover70years，thestorybehindthislocalsonghasremainedunknownwidely.Let'ssearchfor(1)（it）pastandpresenttogether.

SongShoulian，thethird-generationinheritor（第三代傳唱人）ofthetune，toldreportersthatthesong(2)（create）inthe1940s，carryingthesimpleandhard-workingspiritofYimeng."In1940，RuanRuoshanandLiLin(3)werefromtheFirstAnti-JapaneseUniversitywereaskedtocreateasongtopraiseYimengpeople.Theycollectedmaterialsby(4)（visit）localfamiliesandresearchingfolkculture.Thanks(5)theirlong-termpreparations，RuanRuoshanwrotethelyricswithLiLininavillagehouseovernight.WhenRuanRuoshansangthesongforthefirsttime，thecrowdwas(6)excitedthatmanypeoplevolunteeredtojointhearmy，"saidSong.Later，itspreadacrossShandongandotherplaces.

Withthesimplelyrics，beautifulmelody，and(7)（live）performances，YimengMountainTunehasbecomeasymbolofYimengandamusicalsignofShandong.(8)（protect）thisculture，theYimengMountainTuneLivingMuseumwasbuiltatthetune'sbirthplace—Baishiwu，F(xiàn)eixianin2016.Themuseumshowsthetune'shistorycompletely.It(9)（hold）plentyofwonderfulperformancessofar."Weorganizemanyregularsingingactivities，especiallyfor(10)（child），topassthetunedowngenerationaftergeneration."Songsaid.???七、書(shū)面表達(dá)：本大題共1小題，共15分。26.某英文網(wǎng)站正在開(kāi)展以"體質(zhì)健康提升"為主題的征文活動(dòng)。請(qǐng)你以"HowIImproveMyPhysicalHealth"為題，用英語(yǔ)寫(xiě)一篇短文投稿，談?wù)勀阍隗w質(zhì)健康提升方面的做