中考英语第二轮复习专项复习专题12 选词填空（25年16区二模新题速递）（原卷版）

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专题12 选词填空（25年16区二模新题速递）
（2025·上海奉贤·二模）选择最恰当的选项填入空格。
Hw Abut Ging Car-Free？

Hw d yu usually get t schl? Sme f yu may be getting there in yur parents’ car. But n September 22, Wrld Car Free Day, wuld yu like t try ging “car-free”?
In 1886, the first mtr vehicle was invented. Since then, the number f cars has 1 rapidly. Hw many mtr vehicles are there in the wrld? Mre than ne billin!
By the 1990s, many peple had realized that cars were 2 t much air and nise pllutin. Sme parts f the wrld began t hld car-free activities. Later, in 2000, Wrld Car Free Day became a(n) 3 hliday.
Tday, peple celebrate this hliday in many different ways. Sme cities, fr example, hld bicycle races. Cycling des nt prduce any pllutin. And it helps us t exercise ur bdies. Of curse, yu can als take a bus r the subway instead f a car. Walking t a nearby place is als a gd 4 . Let’s wrk tgether t make this day a beautiful ne that is free f mtr vehicle pllutin!
（2025·上海奉贤·二模）选择最恰当的选项填入空格。
Let’s Take the “Bike Bus” t Schl

Hw d yu ften get t schl? Sme students in Minnesta (明尼苏达州), U.S.A．, have been taking a “bike bus” t schl.
This bike bus service was started by Devein Olsn. He has partnered with tw lcal primary schls. The service prvides the students with the chance t ride t schl as a grup. And the riders are led by sme vlunteers.
The bike bus rute is abut three kilmetres lng. The vlunteers make eight stps alng the way t 1 the children. Many f the kids are accmpanied by their parents r lder siblings (兄弟姐妹). The vlunteers make sure that the students arrive 2 at their schl.
“We check ur safety measures and then start ur ride,” said Olsn. “The rides are usually filled with 3 .”
The bike bus service has helped t imprve the lcal envirnment by 4 car traffic t the schl. The students can als get exercise during their rides. They enjy spending time with their schlmates in different grades. Bth they and their parents say—it just makes the children happier!
（2025·上海崇明·二模）Cmplete the fllwing passage with the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce(将下列单词填入空格。每空格限填一词，每个单词只能填一次)
Peple say yu are what yu eat. But d we really knw what we’re eating? Technlgy is changing ur fd with sme very 1 results, even if cws and fruit aren’t this big yet! At the mment, cws still lk like this. But, nw mre than ever, factries are creating 2 fd. That is, they change it t make it last lnger r taste better. By the time the fd gets t the supermarket, it ften has salt, sugar, preservatives, cluring and flavuring all added t make us want t eat mre f it. S what can we d? Planning meals 3 is a gd way t chse healthier fd. What ingredients g int the meals yu want t make? D they have a gd 4 f the different fd grups?
When yu’ re shpping, it’s imprtant t 5 fr nutritinal (营养的) infrmatin. In the UK and the USA, mst fd prducts have t have a nutritinal infrmatin label. Read labels carefully. Yu may be surprised. Yu’ll sn learn t recgnize what’s gd fr yu. Nt t much sugar, 6 , r salt. Pizza and burgers are fine nce in a while, but ur bdies need a lt f fruit and vegetables every day t stay healthy. Eating fruit is nt nly gd fr yu, but its 7 sugars als make it tasty. Our bdies als need ther nutritinal elements fund in fd, like milk. Milk and cheese cntain fats and prteins. If the cw eats healthy, fresh grass, the milk it prduces will 8 better. And better tasting milk makes better tasting cheese. S, technlgy and nature can change the way ur fd tastes. And there are many ways we can learn hw t eat better and stay healthy. Remember: yu are what yu eat!
（2025·上海嘉定·二模）Cmplete the fllwing passage with the wrds in the bx. Each can be used nly nce（将下列单词填入空格，每空限填一词，每词只能填一次）
Frm tthbrushes and shamp bttles t furniture and tys, plastic is used t make many everyday items — but nly abut 9% f the plastic we use is recycled. The 1 is burned r thrwn away int a landfill (垃圾填埋地). When plastic waste is burned, it 2 harmful gases int the air. If it gets thrwn away, it ften makes its way int the cean, where it can take hundreds f years t bidegrade (生物降解). T help slve this prblem, scientists have develped a type f plastic that will break dwn in seawater. Bidegradable plastics are nes that break dwn naturally. Hwever, existing bidegradable plastics dn’t break dwn 3 in the sea. They break up int 4 pieces called micrplastics (微塑料) instead, which are ften eaten by fish, birds, and animals.
Scientists have 5 that by the year 2050, there will be mre plastic in the cean than fish. Micrplastics als 6 in ur sil, water, and fd supplies, eventually making their way int ur bdies. The new plastic culd be part f the slutin. Unlike ther bidegradable plastics, the new plastic fully disslves (溶解) in salty seawater. Tests have shwn that the plastic can break dwn within a few hurs in seawater and in abut 10 days in sil. When the material is 7 t a temperature f 248°F, it can be shaped int a variety f frms. The plastic culd be used in 3D printing and t create 8 prducts, such as medical equipment r single-use packaging.
（2025·上海长宁·二模）Chse the prper wrds r phrases in the bx t cmplete the fllwing passage. Each can be used nly nce (选择最恰当的选项填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次)
Frm Nv 11 t 22, the COP29 climate meeting was held in Baku, Azerbaijan. During the meeting, cuntries agreed n new rules fr an internatinal carbn market, which is 1 t launch (发起) as sn as next year.
What are carbn markets? Imagine yu and yur friends have a/ an 2 number f ckies. If yu eat fewer ckies, yu can sell the 3 t friends wh want mre. Carbn markets wrk the same way but with carbn emissins (排放) —gases frm things like cars that make Earth warmer. The gvernment sets a limit n emissins fr businesses. If a business prduces less, it can sell its 4 allwance (限额) t thers. If it prduces mre, it has t buy mre allwance.
Carbn markets are already wrking in many places. The Eurpean Unin started ne in 2005. China’s began in July 2021 and is nw the wrld’s largest, 5 ver 40 percent f the cuntry’s emissins each year, accrding t the Ministry f Eclgy and Envirnment.
Hwever, creating a glbal carbn market is difficult. Cuntries have different ideas abut wh shuld cut emissins mre. Sme argue that rich cuntries have emitted the mst in the past and shuld wrk the hardest nw. They may als need t help prer cuntries “g green” and 6 extreme weather events.
Anther prblem is “free riders”. This means that sme cuntries may nt want t make 7 and cut dwn n their emissins, they will just sit back and rely n thers t d it 8 . This way, they will enjy cleaner air and a healthier envirnment “fr free”.
（2025·上海浦东新·二模）
Mrning tea, knwn as Zacha in Chinese, is a traditin in suthern China. This custm is nt nly abut drinking tea but als abut enjying 1 kinds f dim sum (点心). It plays a big rle in Chinese culture that brings families and friends 2 t start their day.
The traditin f mrning tea dates back ver a century. In earlier times, it was a scial activity enjyed by the 3 wh wuld gather in teahuses early in the mrning. Over time, this habit develped int a favurite custm fr peple f all ages, becming 4 imprtant in peple’s lives.
Dim sum, usually cnsisting f small dishes, is at the heart f mrning tea. Ppular dishes 5 dumplings, buns, rlls, and pastries. These fds are usually steamed r fried and 6 in small pieces, making them perfect fr sharing.
Mrning tea is mre than just a meal; it’s a way t cnnect with thers. It can 7 a chance fr family members t meet, talk, and build a strng relatinship. Teenagers can als learn abut traditins in the prcess.
In cnclusin, mrning tea in China is a wnderful 8 f tea, fd, and cmpany. It shws the warmth f the Chinese and the imprtance f spending time with lved nes.
（2025·上海闵行·二模）Chse the prper wrds in the bx t cmplete the fllwing passage. Each can be used nly nce.（选择最恰当的选项填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次）
It’s n secret that peple lve pets. The number f cute animal vides n scial media shws hw much we enjy them. While many animals can be kept as pets, the tw mst 1 nes are cats and dgs. Over thusands f years, bth cats and dgs have becme meaningful t humans, nt nly as friends but als as prtectrs.
Cats were raised by humans thusands f years ag. Their 2 was t hunt rats and ther small animals that spread diseases r damaged crps. This made them seen as prtective animals and even a 3 f gd luck. Tday, peple arund the wrld celebrate Internatinal Cat Day, which is n August 8th. Its purpse is t shw thanks t the lve and care that cats prvide us.
Fr dg lvers, there is Internatinal Dg Day n August 26th. Dgs turned frm wlves that fllwed humans in search f fd. Over time, humans began t depend n dgs fr prtectin at night and fr help with hunting during the day. This 4 relatinship earned dgs the title f “Man’s Best Friend.”
Internatinal Dg Day was created in 2004 by Clleen Paige. She wanted t 5 her wn pet and als raise awareness abut the many dgs arund the wrld that need help and hmes.
Whether yu prefer cats r dgs, there is a special day in August t celebrate yur lvely friends. Cats and dgs have been part f human life fr centuries. They can 6 bring jy, cmfrt, and even prtectin t their wners. If yu dn’t have a pet, cnsider getting ne. 7 a pet nt nly gives an animal a lving hme but als brings happiness and lve t yur life.
Pets are mre than just animals—they are part f ur families. They teach us respnsibility and make ur lives brighter. S, whether yu’re a cat persn r a dg persn, take sme time this August t celebrate the special 8 between humans and their pets. If yu’re thinking abut getting a pet, adpting (领养) may be a great way t give an animal a secnd chance while gaining a faithful friend.
（2025·上海青浦·二模）Chse the prper wrds in the bx t cmplete the fllwing passage. Each can be used nly nce. (选择最恰当的选项填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次)
Yu might think the Internatinal Day f Happiness is a day t practise psitive thinking r t give thanks fr the things in yur life that make yu happy. But there’s mre behind the Internatinal Day f Happiness than yu might think. It’s 1 a United Natins prject which has a mre serius purpse. The UN thinks happiness will nly be fr everyne when the peple f the wrld are 2 .
On 20 March (and als n 23 September), the centre f the sun is 3 abve the Earth’s equatr (赤道). Day and night last fr almst the same time all ver the Earth. This 4 perfectly with the idea behind the Day f Happiness. Since 2013, the Day f Happiness has been celebrated in all 193 United Natins member states.
The idea ges back t 1972, when the King f Bhutan (不丹) said that we shuld measure a cuntry’s prgress by its happiness and nt just hw much it 5 r hw much mney it makes. He called it Grss Natinal Happiness (GNH). Again, it is mre than just a nice idea. Bhutan develped a 6 t measure happiness based n things like peple’s health, their educatin, hw they spend their time, where they live, and s n. Peple in Bhutan answer abut 300 questins, and the results are cmpared every year t measure prgress. The gvernment uses the results and the ideas behind GNH t make decisins fr the cuntry. Other places use shrter, 7 versins f this kind f reprt, fr example the city f Victria in Canada and Seattle in the USA．
The UN measures the happiness f different cuntries in the Wrld Happiness Reprt. It 8 its reprt n scial, ecnmic and envirnmental well-being. The UN als sets gals fr cuntries t achieve t increase happiness because it says happiness is a basic human right.
（2025·上海静安·二模）将下列单词填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次


Tmrrw will be anther great day in the histry f space flight. The SS Marstrek makes its first 1 t Mars. The spaceship will carry passengers t the red planet in just 28 hurs! T begin with, there will nly be ne flight a week. But with tickets csting $500,000 each, very few peple will be able t 2 a trip n the SS Marstrek fr nw.


Gvernment ministers frm ver 50 cuntries are meeting next week t discuss stpping all meat prductin in their cuntries. One minister said 3 yesterday, “We knw hw much peple like eating meat. But we als knw that meat prductin 4 the envirnment. Of curse, we shuld think abut the animals themselves.”
Animal rights grups say they are ging there t celebrate, while many cw farmers als plan t be there, t ask the ministers t think again abut the plans.


Scientists say sleep will becme 5 by 2050. They are wrking n a device (设备) which will make sleep a thing f the past. Instead f ging t bed, all a persn will have t d is t put their hands up against a charger (充电器) and rest fr abut half an hur. After that, they will 6 feel tired. Ding this nce a day will be enugh fr mst peple t keep awake fr 24 hurs. They are ging t start tests next mnth.


Instead f writing a message, all yu d is t 7 yur handheld device, think “message Jim” and then yu think the cntent f yur message (“Hi Jim, hw abut cffee tmrrw mrning?”). The message ges autmatically t yur handheld device, which writes it and sends it t Jim! Dr Andrea Gmez tld the audience that this will be pssible in tw years, but she stressed that it will be impssible t send thughts 8 frm ne persn t anther withut a device.
（2025·上海宝山·二模）将下列单词或短语填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次。
Life mves fast these days. With super-fast trains, high-speed Internet, and micrwave meals, peple 1 slw dwn and experience life the way they used t. Maybe that’s what cmpser Jhn Cage was thinking when he wrte “As Slw As Pssible.” The musical piece is written fr pian r rgan (管风琴). It’s very different frm 2 and energetic music.
Cage 3 the musicians t perfrm the piece as slwly as they culd. Usually, it takes abut twenty minutes t play. Hwever, a pianist in Baltimre 4 t make it last nearly 15 hurs.
Jhn Cage wanted peple t really listen t the music. That was his 5 . But can yu imagine sitting thrugh a fifteen-hur cncert? In that time, yu culd have three meals r sleep a whle night! That’s nt even the lngest 6 , either.
An electrnic church rgan in Germany has been prgrammed t play “As Slw As Pssible” ver a perid f 639 years. The piece began in the year 2001. Hwever, because the piece begins with a lng musical rest, the first ntes weren’t played until 2003. This is the lngest and slwest piece f music in histry 7 . and it will nt be ver fr many generatins.
What will the wrld be like when “As Slw As Pssible” finally ends? And wh will be the 8 ?
（2025·上海金山·二模）
It is estimated (估计) that 40% f the ppulatin in Japan will be ver 65 by 2055. At the same time, it will 1 16% in the size f the wrkfrce by 2030. The shrtage f labr stands fr a serius 2 : Wh will lk after all the peple in their 3 years? There are simply nt enugh fr yunger peple t care fr this lder ppulatin. And with the breakdwn f 4 family respnsibilities, a grwing number f elderly are living away frm their families and the family care they have been given befre.
The mst advanced technlgy are helping t slve the big prblem fr the Japanese— the prblem f taking care f their 5 citizens. Rbtic beds that are run by 6 can change frm a bed t a wheelchair n cmmand. Rbtic seal (机器海豹) has been designed t shw emtins with facial expressins, 7 and nises, and t respnd t tuch. These rbts already 8 and many peple may experience them as they get lder. Rbts t the rescue!
（2025·上海虹口·二模）
If yu aren’t amng the millins f peple wh listen t pdcasts, yu culd be. By late 2020, there had been ver 1.5 millin pdcast shws 1 n the Internet.
Pdcasts are like radi shws in many ways. Hwever, mst f the pdcasts are recrded, nt 2 shws. Peple use their phnes t listen t pdcasts mainly fr tw reasns. First, they are interesting! Pdcasts 3 an amazing variety f tpics. Yu can easily find smething based n yur interests.
Secnd, pdcasts are super cnvenient. Unlike radi shws, yu dn’t need t listen at a fixed time. Yu can listen accrding t yur wn 4 that means wherever and whenever yu want!
Yu may wnder hw t get started with pdcasts. Yu can search “best free pdcast apps” and install (安装) ne. Then yu can use the app t search fr the shws and try listening nline. Pdcasts allw yu t discver a whle new wrld f educatin and 5 . Wuld yu like t hear discussins abut latest news? Yu can judge whether the discussin 6 t yu and chse whether t cntinue r nt. Yu can even leave yur cmments (评论) n the platfrm 7 after listening t the shw t take part in the discussin.
With pdcasts in yur pcket, yu can 8 time that may feel wasted. Nw cleaning, riding the bus and exercising are activities yu can lk frward t!
（2025·上海松江·二模）
Tday, peple f all ages send emjis (表情符号) t friends, family, and c-wrkers. Hwever, as emjis becme cmmn, sme peple have expressed their 1 . They think the symbls will reduce ur ability t write. What d yu think? Have emjis gne t far?
Yes—they put writing at risk.
Using symbls instead f wrds is an easy way ut. If emji use cntinues t grw, ur ability t cmmunicate 2 will be affected. Peple may struggle with spelling and grammar since they rely n symbls instead f prper writing. The less we write, the mre mistakes we make. Using emjis requires less thught and 3 than writing full sentences. Over time, we may lse the ability t write great nvels and pems. Additinally, emjis can mean different things t different peple. That can accidentally 4 r even ffend (冒犯) thers. A well-written sentence remains the best way t cmmunicate.
N—they’re 5 fr a reasn.
Language is cnstantly changing. As peple 6 their use f nline cmmunicatin, it’s natural fr language t make a change. Typing full sentences takes time, but emjis prvide a quick and easy way t express emtins. That makes it easier fr peple t stay in tuch. After all, isn’t it better t 7 messages with emjis than n message at all? Mrever, emjis are fun and help bring peple tgether. There are mre than 7,000 different spken languages in the wrld. Peple wh dn’t speak the same language can use emjis t cmmunicate. It’s nt a(n) 8 between ne r the ther. One can use emjis and still be a great writer.
（2025·上海徐汇·二模）Cmplete the fllwing passage with the wrds r phrases in the bx. Each wrd r phrase can nly be used nce (将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词或词组只能填一次) .
Have yu ever imagined stepping int a time machine t visit the past r future? Just picture walking amng dinsaurs, meeting yur great-great-grandchildren, r seeing future cities. While time travel remains a ppular theme in stries, scientists have spent years studying whether it culd ever becme 1 .
Mdern science suggests that time is nt as 2 as it seems. Accrding t key theries, time and space are deeply cnnected. When bjects mve at extremely high speeds—clse t the speed f light-time slws dwn fr them. Fr example, astrnauts n the Space Statin actually age slightly slwer than peple n Earth! T travel far int the future, yu wuld need t mve at this incredible speed. While centuries pass n Earth, yu might 3 nly a few years.
But ging back in time is much harder. Scientists think ne way culd be using wrmhles (虫洞)—imaginary tunnels that cnnect different places and times in space. Imagine flding a piece f paper t make a shrtcut! 4 , a wrmhle culd cnnect distant mments in time. But scientists have never bserved a real wrmhle.
Anther challenge is energy. Mving thrugh time wuld need huge amunts f pwer—far beynd tday’s technlgy. Even if we slve all the prblems, strange things might happen. Fr example, wuld yu accidentally 5 yur wn birth by changing the past? Such puzzles make time travel an exciting but 6 idea.
Fr nw, humans explre time indirectly. Telescpes act as “time machines” by catching light frm stars millins f years ld. GPS satellites must change their clcks slightly because time ticks slwer in rbit—a tiny but real effect f relativity! While we can’t build a time machine yet, these discveries shw us that the 7 is full f wnders.
Wh knws? With technlgy, time travel might ne day shift frm science fictin t science fact. Until then, it remains a fascinating tpic that mixes 8 , physics, and endless curisity.
（2025·上海普陀·二模）

The Yukn Quest is a 1,000-mile dg sled (雪橇) race held every February in Canada. It’s knwn as the wrld’s mst difficult sled dg race. Teams f sled dgs and their mushers travel alng parts f the Yukn River and 1 fur muntains tgether. In the race, they may 2 challenges like freezing temperatures, strng winds, and dangerus wildlife.
A sled dg team includes a musher and up t 14 dgs. The musher usually uses vice cmmands and bdy language t 3 the dg team.
The lead dgs are at the frnt. They guide the team and cntrl the speed. Behind the leaders are the swing dgs. They make sure the team make turns safely. Wheel dgs must stay 4 because they run very clse t the mving sled. Team dgs are the strngest. They are the main surce f the pulling pwer.
The sled dgs’ health and safety are very imprtant during races. Befre the race, vets examine all the dgs t make sure they are 5 . During the race, vets als check if the dgs are hurt r t tired at the checkpints.
At the end f each race, different awards are given. Mushers, vets and even sled dgs can win 6 fr their hard wrk. The fastest race happened in 2014. Musher Allen Mre and his dgs were able t 7 the race in just eight days, 14 hurs, and 21 minutes.
The Yukn Quest is really challenging. Bth the dgs and mushers need a strng 8 t finish the 1,000-mile jurney safely. Just finishing the race is a great achievement, even thugh they dn’t win a prize.
（2025·上海杨浦·二模）Cmplete the fllwing passage with the wrds r phrases in the bx. Each can nly be used nce.（将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次）
Hi there, yung bkwrms! Tday, we have gathered a grup f kids wh are part f a bk club. Let’s find ut what they have t say abut their experiences. Are yu ready? Let’s dive in!
Liam
I abslutely lve 1 and mystery bks. They keep me n the edge f my seat. I enjy guessing what will happen next. One f the best things abut bk club is being able t 2 discuss the bks with friends wh have read the same stry. We can share ur thughts, ask questins, and learn new pints f view. It’s like having a secret key t unlck deeper meanings.
Emma
Our bk club meets nce a mnth. We all gather at ur lcal library, and it’s smething I always 3 . We chat, play bk-related games, and, f curse, discuss ur latest read. Once I read a science fictin bk, and it just wasn’t my cup f tea. I enjy stries that are based n real life mre, where I can better understand the 4 and their experiences.
Nah
Smetimes, we chse bks that I wuldn’t have picked up n my wn, and it’s amazing hw they can surprise yu and 5 yur imaginatin. My favurite thing abut bk club is discvering new bks and authrs. I recently read a fantasy bk abut dragns and their exciting 6 in a faraway land. The stry was full f surprising events and amazing places. I culdn’t put it dwn.
Sphia
I abslutely lve bks that teach me abut animals and nature. There’s s much t 7 . Hwever, I’m nt a big fan f hrrr bks. They give me bad dreams! I wuld like bks that make me laugh r teach me smething new. We recently read a bk abut a playful dg that gt int all srts f 8 truble. It made me laugh ut lud.
（2025·上海黄浦·二模）将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次。
“Arm wrestling” (掰手腕) was ne f my favrite ways t play with my brthers grwing up. It was an easy way fr my yunger brther and me t test ur strength withut getting 1 r hit.
I als put up a gd 2 white arm wrestling with my lder brther and his friends. Their greater strength and experience made the 3 even mre interesting. Every match seemed t end in a gd laugh, n matter wh wn.
As a scientist, I have studied elephants in the 4 fr 30 years. I have seen that playing is a great way t spend time tgether, yet there is much mre t play than just fun and games. That’s als true fr us.
When humans and ther animals play, they are building trust with brthers, sisters, and friends. They learn hw far they can push their peers befre anyne becmes angry r physically hurt. That’s called “testing 5 .”
When playing with smene yunger, lder playmates smetimes pretend t be 6 r less skilled than they really are. This is called hlding back. It helps yunger players learn skills and 7 hw strng they are beynd what they can d with thers f their age.
Play ffers a safe space, where everyne knws the rules and can try new ways t mve, think, and respnd t thers. Rules matter. Thse wh break them 8 trust. Even crws remember cheaters and d nt trust them later.
A) chice B) making C) increased D) causing E) fficial
A) safely B) refusing C) reducing D) pick up E) laughter
A．tgether B．balance C． serius D．prcessed E. calm
A．taste B．fat C． natural D．cancel E. check
A．releases B．waste C．rest D．cmpletely E. tiny
A．heated B．cmmn C．predicted D．end up E. nticed
A．limited B．effective C． rest D．extra E. expected
A．effrts B．cvering C． instead D．prtectins E. deal with
A．tgether B．especially C． retired D．actually E. varius
A．ffer B．include C． mment D．served E. mixture
A．sign B．value C． clse D．cmmn E. gentle
A．link B．certainly C． Owning D．Mixing E. remember
A．actually B．directly C． equal D．matches E. wastes
A．bases B．light C． prduces D．similar E. system
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A．entertainment B．matters C． widely D．value E. directly
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