2025年四川省巴中市中考英語(yǔ)試卷第一部分聽(tīng)力聽(tīng)力例題:Whereisthebank?(B)A.Itisinfrontofthehotel.B.Itisnexttothehotel.C.Itisacrossfromthehotel.第一節(jié)短對(duì)話聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話,回答第1-5小題。從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng),并涂在答題卡上相應(yīng)的位置。每段對(duì)話讀兩遍。1．（1.5分）HowwillthemangettotheCityLibrary？A.Bybus.B.Bysubway.C.Onfoot.2．（1.5分）WhatisLucydoing？A.Makingzongzi.B.Talkingonthephone.C.Watchingtheboatraces.3．（1.5分）WhatwouldMarkliketodrink？A.Juice.B.Water.C.Tea.4．（1.5分）WhenisPeter'sbirthday？A.OnMarch14th.B.OnSeptember30th.C.OnOctober1st.5．（1.5分）Whosebaseballisit？A.Lisa's.B.Bob's.C.Jack's.第二節(jié)長(zhǎng)對(duì)話聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白，回答第6-20小題。從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并涂在答題卡上相應(yīng)的位置。每段對(duì)話讀兩遍。（3分）6.WheredidLilygoontheweekend？A.MountHuangshan.B.TheCityMuseum.C.TheOldPeople'sHome.7.WhatdoesthemanthinkofLily'sweekend？A.Wonderful.B.Meaningful.C.Tiring.（4.5分）8.Whatarethestudentsdoingontheplayground？A.Running.B.Playingsoccer.C.Playingtabletennis.9.Howistheweathertoday？A.Sunny.B.Windy.C.Cloudy.10.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers？A.Classmates.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Motherandson.（4.5分）11.Whowillpickupthetwospeakers'friend？A.David.B.Julie.C.Helen.12.WhydoesHelencometoBazhong？A.Totravel.B.Towork.C.TovisitDavid.13.WhenwillHelenarrive？A.At4：30.B.At5：00.C.At5：30.（4.5分）14.Whatdoesthegirlwanttobe？A.Ateacher.B.Anengineer.C.Ascientist.15.Whydoestheboywanttobeanengineer？A.BecausehelikesMs.Li'sclasses.B.Becausehelikesscienceandmath.C.Becausehelikesbridgesandbuildings.16.Whatwilltheboydonext？A.StudyEnglishwell.B.Asktheteacherforadvice.C.Workharderinmathclasses.（6分）17.Whatwillthestudentsdofortheirschool？A.Planttrees.B.Waterflowers.C.Cleanthegarden.18.Wherewillthestudentsmeet？A.Intheclassroom.B.Intheschoolgarden.C.Attheschoolgate.19.Whatshouldthestudentsbringtoschool？A.Trees.B.Plantingtools.C.Emptybottles.20.Howlongwilltheactivitylast？A.Onehour.B.Twohours.C.Threehours.第二部分閱讀第一節(jié)閱讀理解閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)（10分）Welcometoourbookstore.Therearefourdifferentkindsofbooksabouthelpingourplanet.Comeandbuythematourgreatsale.Ifyoutakeonebookofeachkindatthesametime（fourbooksintotal），youcantakethecheapestoneforfree.ClimateIsJusttheStart?Author：MikaelaLoach?Ages：8andup?Price：40yuanInthisbook，LoachexplainsclimatechangeandofferssolutionsforhelpingtheEarth.HistorySmashers?Author：KateMessner?Ages：8to12?Price：30yuanThisbooktracestheoriginofEarthDay.ThefirstEarthDaytookplacein1970，butpeoplehavebeenworkingtoprotecttheplanetforhundredsofyears.AKid'sGuidetoBackyardTrees?Author：FeliciaBrower?Ages：7to10?Price：20yuanThisbookexplainswhattolookforonatree'sleavesandtrunktomatchittooneofthedozensoftreesinthebook.MagicinaDropofWater?Author：JulieWinterbottom?Ages：7to11?Price：30yuanThisbookexplainsawaytomeasurepollutioninriversthatwasdiscoveredbyRuthPatrick（1907﹣2013）andisnowusedtoconserveforestsandoceans.21.Whichbooksuitsbestforthe13﹣year﹣oldstudents？A.ClimateIsJusttheStart.B.HistorySmashers.C.AKid'sGuidetoBackyardTrees.D.MagicinaDropofWater.22.WhatdoesMagicinaDropofWatertalkabout？A.TheyearofthefirstEarthDay.B.Thereasonforwritingthebook.C.Thewaytoidentifythetypesoftrees.D.Amethodofmeasuringpollutioninrivers.23.Howmuchshouldyoupayifyoubuythesefourbooks？A.80yuan.B.90yuan.C.100yuan.D.120yuan.24.WhenwasthefirstEarthDay？A.In1907.B.In1970.C.In2013.D.In2025.25.Whatdothefourbookshaveincommon？A.Theyaresoldatthesameprice.B.Theyareforstudentsofallages.C.TheyareabouthelpingtheEarth.D.Theyarewrittenbythesamewriter.（10分）MydadisveryinterestedintheSilkRoad.Hehastoldmemanythingsaboutit.AlthoughitiscalledtheSilkRoad，peopletradedmuchmorethansilk.ItwentthroughAsia，theMiddleEast，500kmfromXi'antoRomeandplayedanimportantroleinthedevelopmentoftheworld.Lastsummer，myfamilygotawayforaholidayandvisitedsomefamousplacesalongtheoriginalroad.WestartedatLanzhouandwentontoWuwei.ItwasaveryimportantcityontheSilkRoad.Itconnectedthreemaincitiesintheareaandwasalsoacapitalinancienttimes.Althoughitisnowamoderncity，youcangetasenseofhistorywhenyouvisitit.Wesawlotsofveryoldstonemonumentsandpeopletherewereveryproudoftheircity'slonghistory.ThenextstopwasJiayuguanontheedgeofthedesert.Itwasabusycitywithalotofpeoplecomingandgoing.Eventoday，itisacitythatmanybusinesspeopletravelthrough.AnimportantpartoftheGreatWallwasalsobuilthere.Afterthat，wewentontoYumenguan.IfirstfoundoutaboutitinthefamouspoemwrittenbyWangZhihuan.ItwasintheGobiDesertandwastheonlyconnectionbetweenCentralAsiaandChina.Iwonderhowpeopleevermadeitthroughthehotdesertsolongago.Finally，wearrivedinDunhuang，acitywithlonghistoryandgreatartwork.Itwasinfluencedbymanydifferentculturesovertime.NowThistripwasn'tjustascenicjourney.Ithelpedmeunderstandmoreaboutthehistoryoftheareaandseehowpeoplefromdifferentplacesinfluencedeachotherinmanyways.26.Whydidthewriter'sfamilytravelalongtheSilkRoadlastsummer？A.TheywantedtovisitXi'an.B.TheyliveneartheSilkRoad.C.Thewriter'sfatherlikesitshistory.D.Thewriter'sfathermadehimapromise.27.WhatdothepeopleinWuweithinkoftheircity？A.Theytakeprideinthehistoryofthecity.B.Itwasn'tanimportantcityontheSilkRoad.C.ItisstillthecapitalcityontheSilkRoadnow.D.Visitorscanenjoythebeautyofthedesertthere.28.Wherecouldthewriter'sfamilyvisittheGreatWallonthisjourney？A.InWuwei.B.InDunhuang.C.InJiayuguan.D.InYumenguan.29.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage？A.LanzhouisthestartoftheSilkRoad.B.TheSilkRoadwentfromAsiatoEurope.C.WuweiconnectedChinawithCentralAsia.D.ThewriterfirstknewaboutYumenguanonthisjourney.30.Whatdidthewritersayabouthistrip？A.Thetripmadehimfeelverydisappointed.B.Thescenerywasmoreattractivethanthehistory.C.Hemadeitthroughthehotdesertonthisjourney.D.Hehadabetterunderstandingofthearea'shistory.（10分）ImovedtoChinafromtheUKin2015.AndadecadelaterIcontinuetolivehere.ThisleadsmetothinkoverthebenefitsthatlifeinChinaoffersandthedifferencesbetweenlifeintheWestandChina.Forwesternerswhoareusedtoenjoyingalightbowlofgrains，nutsanddriedfruitwithmilkforbreakfast，thechallengeinChinaisnothowtofindbreakfast（likeachurro）onanystreetinthemorning.Onewaytomeetmydesireforcookies，muffinsandapplepiesinChinawouldbetobakethemathome.Whilethismaysoundverysensible（合理的），itraisesanothercuriousdifferencebetweenourcultures—themysteriouscaseofthemissingovens.IntheWest，Ihardlyseeoneinlocals'homes.Chinaisalsoalandwithfamiliarsurprises.Chinesepeoplereallyknowhowtomakeyoufeelathomeifyouhavebeenlongawayfromyourhomecountry.Oneachbirthday，Iwillbewelcomedwithalargecakeinmyoffice.Itisbeautifulandspeciallydesignedataveryaffordableprice.WhileWesternbirthdaycakestypicallycontainrichchocolate，Chineseonesaretoppedwithmanylayers（層）However，evenafter10yearsoflivinginChina，Istilldon'tunderstandwhyIreceivefreeplasticgloveswheneverIorderapizza，butstillhavetopayforanextrapackageofnapkin.Well，itseemsthatthereisalwaysmuchmoreformetolearnandexperiencehere.31.WhyisbreakfastachallengeforsomewesternersinChina？A.Becausetheydon'tlikethetaste.B.Becausetheycan'tfindbreakfast.C.Becausetherearenowesternmeals.D.Becausetherearemanydeliciousspecials.32.Whatdoesthewritersayaboutthemysteriouscase？A.Chinesepeoplehardlycookwithanoven.B.ChineseovensaresimilartoWesternones.C.Hecan'tfindtheovensinWesternkitchens.D.Hecaneasilyfindtheovensinlocals'kitchens.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"makeyoufeelathome"meaninthepassage？A.Offerplacestolive.B.Treatyoulikefamily.C.Helpyoureturnhome.D.Orderyoubirthdaycakes.34.Whydoesthewritersharehisbirthdayexperience？A.Topraisespecialcakedesigns.B.Toshowwarmofficeconditions.C.ToshowChinesepeople'skindness.D.Tointroduceaffordablebirthdaycakes.35.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthewriterfromthelastparagraph？A.HewillcontinuetoliveinChina.B.Hewillnotorderpizzaanymore.C.Hewillnevergotothatrestaurant.D.HewilllearnmoreaboutChinesefood.（10分）Lotsofwildanimalsoftendobabysittingduty.Youngfemaleelephantswhohaven'thadbabiesyetliketohelpguideandtakecareofbabyelephants.Recently，ateamofresearchersattheSouthwestForestryUniversityinChinanoticedthatduringthebreeding（繁殖）seasonThisbehaviourremindedtheteamofthewayhumansbabysitforeachother.Sotheydecidedtowatchthemonkeysmoreclosely.Theyfollowedthegroupforsixmonthsandrecordedmorethan400scenesinwhichafemalemonkeyinteracted（互動(dòng)）withamotherandnewbornorgentlypulledthemcloser.Oncethenewbornshadgrownupabit，themotherswouldallowotherfemalestotakecareofthem.Theymadetheirdecisionaccordingtowhohasthemostparentingexperience.Afteramoreexperiencedmonkeyhadgivenupherbabysittingduty，theyoungerfemaleswithlessexperiencewouldstillbeallowedtolookafterthebabies.CuiChunyan，oneoftheresearchersinthestudy，mentionedthatthishelpstheyoungerfemalestolearnmoreaboutparentingtopreparethemforhavingtheirownbabiesinthefuture.Shealsosaidthatmoreresearchneedstobedonetofindoutifmothersmaketheirchoicesbasedonthesocialstatusofothermonkeysoronwhethertheyarerelatedtoeachother.36.Whathavetheresearchersnoticedinthestudy？A.Monkeysbabysitothers'babies.B.Monkeysaretoobusytobabysit.C.Elephantswouldtakebabysittingduty.D.Elephantswouldguidebabyelephants.37.Howdidtheresearchersstudythemonkeys？A.Byinteractingwithmothermonkeys.B.Bywatchingthemfromtimetotime.C.Byrecordingandstudyingtheirbehaviours.D.Bylookingafterthemotherandbabymonkeys.38.Whichofthefollowingcanbeaperfectbabysitter？A.Amonkeythathasnochildren.B.Amonkeythatcaresforitsparents.C.Afemalemonkeywithrichparentingexperience.D.Afemalemonkeywithlessparentingexperience.39.WhatcanwelearnfromCuiChunyan'swordsinthelastparagraph？A.Theywillcontinuetheirresearch.B.Theyaresatisfiedwiththeresults.C.Theyhavefoundoutmonkeys'socialstatus.D.Theyhavecompletelyunderstoodmonkeys'babysittingchoices.40.Whatcanwefindoutfromthestudyofmonkeys'babysittingchoices？A.Monkeyslikehumanbehaviours.B.Peopleshouldprotectthemonkeys.C.Researcherscomparedelephantswithmonkeys.D.Youngermonkeyswillbebettermothersbycaringforbabies.第二節(jié)補(bǔ)全短文閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。（10分）TalktoPeopleYouDisagreewithEveryoneoccasionallyhasdisagreementswithfriendsorfamilymembers.Forexample，youmightnotagreewhichrestaurantmakesthebestpizza.41Althoughdisagreementscanbeuncomfortable，therearesomestepsyoucantaketomakeconversationsgoonwell.SeetheirperspectiveEvenifyoudon'tagreewithsomeone'sopinions，youcanstilllistentowhattheyhavetosay.Onewayistolistenwithoutinterrupting（打斷）them.42Youcanstartbysaying，"OK.Iknowwhatyoumean.Youaresaying.."Userespectfullanguage43Youcaneasilygetangryespeciallyifitisonasubjectyoucareaboutalot.Somepeopleshootdownothers'opinionsbylaughingatthemorattackingtheirjudgements.Avoidusingimpolitewords，like"stupid"or"ridiculous."Instead，focusonspeakingcalmly.SticktothefactsDuringaconversation，ifyouareinterruptedanddoubted，staycalmandaskforachancetospeakyouropinionout.Relaxyourshouldersandsaywhatyouwouldliketosay.44FindcommongroundYoumayfindthatyoucan'tchangetheotherperson'smind，andtheymaynotchangeyours.45Intheend，youmaygainabetterunderstandingofeachother'sopinion.A.Youcouldalsoasktoexpressyourownthoughts.B.Youmayhavedifferentviewsaboutcertaintopics.C.Thesolutionislookingforpointsyoudoagreeon.D.Oryoumaynotagreewhichuniversitysuitsyoubest.E.Youcouldalsoaskquestionsorrepeatwhattheysaid.F.Andyoucanmakeabettercasewithfactsinsteadoffeelings.第三部分語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用第一節(jié)完形填空閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)（15分）ArttoysandcollectionsarepopularinChinatoday.Handmadedolls46alonghistoryarepopular，too.AndBeijingsilkfigurines（小塑像）arejustasattractiveasmoderntoys.Beijingsilkfigurinesfirst47intheTangDynasty.Usually，thehandsandfaceofatraditionalsilkfigurinearemadeofnaturalsilk.HeMeiisaninheritor（傳承人）ofthehandicraft.WhenshefirstsawthefigurinesatastoreinBeijing，shewasso48thatshedecidedtolearntheskillsfromQiCongying，afamousBeijingsilkfigurine49.Andshewentonto50hercompanyin2013.Insidehercompany'sworkshop，hundredsoffigurinesshiningunderthebrightlights51visitors.InTongzhouDistrictofBeijing，thebusinessnowhasaroundfifty52.Manyofthemarefromnearbyvillages.Assomeofthemknew53aboutcreatingfigurinesbeforestartingtheirworkatthecompany，sheencouragedthemto54theskills.Today，theyareexperiencedworkerswhoareexpertsin55steps，frompaintingfacestocreatingthedolls'clothing.Thecompanyhasalsohired（聘用）someyoungdesigners.Theyhavebroughtfresh56intothecompany.Andtheyhave57newseriessuchasfigurinesfeaturingthe12Chinesezodiacsigns.Shesaid，"Today，manyofourcustomersaretheyoungpeople.58wecreatetinydollsdependingontheirpreferences."Andshe59thattheyhavealsoproduceddollswhosehandsandfeetcanbebent（彎曲）andclothescanbechangedto60thedolls'entertainmentvalue.46.A.forB.toC.withD.during47.A.inventedB.producedC.changedD.appeared48.A.experiencedB.amazedC.disappointedD.relaxed49.A.artistB.founderC.learnerD.inventor50.A.putupB.getupC.setupD.takeup51.A.surpriseB.blindC.awakeD.serve52.A.customersB.usersC.visitorsD.workers53.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything54.A.chooseB.learnC.collectD.prepare55.A.similarB.otherC.fewD.different56.A.attitudesB.ideasC.problemsD.choices57.A.foundB.orderedC.createdD.bought58.A.ButB.AndC.BecauseD.So59.A.repliedB.addedC.repeatedD.asked60.A.increaseB.replaceC.repairD.exchange第二節(jié)短文填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~（20分）TheDujiangyanIrrigationProject（灌溉工程）61inthenorthwestofChengdu.Itwas62abouttheyear256BCtoprovidewaterandcontroltheMinjiangRiver.WaterrunningintheriverfromtheMountMinshanoftendestroyedhouses.So63officialintheKingdomofQinnamedLiBingdecidedtobuildtheprojectintherivertocontroltheflooding.Itissaidthathereceivedmoneyfortheimportantproject64KingZhaoofQinandemployedtensofthousandsofworkers.KingZhaowantedtostrengthen（加強(qiáng)）hiskingdom.Afteritscompletion，theprojectpreventedthefloodingand65theSichuanarearichharvests.ThisprojectgreatlymadetheQinKingdomstronger.Withinafewdecades，aQinkingcalledYingZhengbecamethe66emperorofChina.Therearesomemain67ofthisirrigationsystem.Thefirstisalevee（防洪堤）namedYuzui.68stoodinthemiddleoftherivertocontroltheamountofwaterthatenteredthetwochannels（渠道）.Thesecondpartisachannelthatwascutthroughamountainbymeansofheatingtherock69thenpouringwateronit.Thenarrowopeningoftheirrigationsystemcontrolledtheamountofwaterenteringthesystem.ItiscalledBaopingkou.Itissaidthatthe20﹣meter﹣widechannelrequired8yearstofinish.The70partisaspillwaycalledFeishayanthatwasdugtodischargewaterandsilt.第三節(jié)閱讀填空閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容完成表格信息。（10分）Celebratingyoursuccessesevensmallonescanhelpyoufeelmoreconfidentandmotivated.Whetheritisworkinghardatyourfavouritesubjectorbakingacakeforyourfriends，puttingeffortintosomethingthatmakesyouhappyisasuccess.Itisagoodfeelingyoucangetfromallareasofyourlife.Youmightnotalwaysnoticeyoursmallsuccesses.Trylookingatschoolworkfromagesagoandseehowmuchyouhaveimproved.Successcanalsobesomethingthatnooneelseseesbutyoufeel，suchasmakingitthroughadifficultdayorspeakingupinclass.Recognisingsmallsuccessesmakesyoufeelyoucanachievebiggergoals.Studiesshowthatwhenyoucelebrateyoursuccesses，acertainpartofyourbrainlightsupandgreatlyimproveshowyoufeelaboutyourself.Thismakesyoufeelpositiveandmotivatedandhelpstoovercomechallengesinthefuture.Celebratingevenyoursmallsuccessesisimportant.Trymakinganachievementjar（廣口瓶）inwhichyouputabeadormarbleeverytimeyousucceedinsomethingthatmatterstoyou，thenwatchthejarfillup.Ifyouhaveagoalsuchaslearningamusicalinstrument，reward（獎(jiǎng)勵(lì)）yourselfwithtreats.Thesecouldbefunthingssuchasabikeride，sotheycansupportyou.CelebrateYourSuccessCelebratingsuccesseshelpsyo