广东深圳卷（拔高）备战2025年中考英语新课标（核心素养）一轮复习之仿真模拟卷（考试版）A3-A4

这是一份广东深圳卷（拔高）备战2025年中考英语新课标（核心素养）一轮复习之仿真模拟卷（考试版）A3-A4，共8页。试卷主要包含了本试卷分第Ⅰ卷两部分等内容，欢迎下载使用。
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一、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文, 从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。
I have learned fur languages—English, Spanish, French and Chinese. Althugh I wasn’t great at 1 when I was a kid, I 2 by traveling t places like Beijing, Dali and Kunming.
An 3 time fr me was tw summers ag when I went t Hangzhu. I jined a prgram where I became an English teacher fr primary schl kids. This 4 let me learn mre abut the Chinese language and traditins. Our classrm was like a melting pt (熔炉) f ideas, with lts f language sharing and laughter.
My travels and 5 experience in Hangzhu cmpletely changed hw I see the wrld. It made me 6 the clse relatinship f different cuntries, and nw I want t be a glbal citizen (世界公民). I want t help peple frm different cuntries understand each ther, 7 between China and the US.
In China, we see a lt f 8 f American culture, such as Disney cartn characters, McDnald’s and Cca-Cla. Hwever, I culdn’t find many signs f Chinese culture in the US, except fr Chinese 9 . I went t sme but fund the fd there very different frm real Chinese fd. I think China still has much t d t further prmte (推动) its cultural influence amng the American peple. As fr me, I will 10 t be ne f thse wh can help deepen the understanding between China and the US.
1．A．EnglishB．SpanishC．FrenchD．Chinese
2．A．appearedB．imprvedC．graduatedD．increased
3．A．awfulB．imprtantC．embarrassingD．expensive
4．A．classB．surveyC．experienceD．examinatin
5．A．teachingB．lvingC．guidingD．cmmunicating
6．A．changeB．remindC．realizeD．achieve
7．A．nlyB．seriuslyC．actuallyD．especially
8．A．prgramsB．dreamsC．signsD．advertisements
9．A．restaurantsB．shpsC．farmsD．factries
10．A．regretB．refuseC．happenD．cntinue
二、阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）
December 4th, 2024, smething wnderful happened. The United Natins Educatinal, Scientific and Cultural Organizatin (UNESCO), put “Spring Festival” int the very imprtant Representative List f the Intangible Cultural Heritage f Humanity (人类非物质文化遗产代表作名录). It’s a really big hnr fr the Spring Festival!
Spring Festival is a very imprtant part f Chinese culture. It has anther name, Chinese New Year. It’s nt just a big festival in China. Peple frm all ver the wrld als like t celebrate it. When it was added t the Intangible Cultural Heritage list, it means the whle wrld nt nly saw where it came frm – that it started in China. But als the great ideas it has that can bring peple frm different places tgether.
This festival is like a windw that shws the gd things abut Chinese civilizatin. It has the values f peace and being in harmny. During the Spring Festival, peple give their best wishes fr the cming year, hping fr a better life. It als shws sme values that all peple like, like being nice t everyne and keeping a gd balance between peple and nature.
The mst imprtant thing in Spring Festival is the family. In Chinese culture, having a clse family is very imprtant. And this lve fr the family desn’t just stay at hme. It ges t the neighbrhd, the whle cuntry, and even t ther cuntries. That’s why, every Spring Festival, millins f peple in China g back t their hmetwns, making it the wrld’s largest human migratin.
Spring Festival has a lt f intangible cultural traditins. Every part f it has a lng histry and deep meaning. It’s a time full f ld stries and special custms. These custms all cme frm the stries that peple tld fr a lng time.
Fr example, setting ff firewrks and putting up red things n huses and shps cme frm an ld stry abut an animal called “nian”. The Chinese wrd fr “year” is als “nian”. Lng ag, peple thught this nian wuld cme and hurt peple and animals at the end f the year. But they fund a way t scare it away. The stry says nian was very afraid f lud nises and the clr red. S, these custms started and we still d them tday.
Ra Quan, wh is the vice-minister f culture and turism and led the Chinese team at the UNESCO meeting, was very happy and said thank yu fr this hnr. He said that having Spring Festival n the UNESCO list wuld help t spread the values f peace and harmny that everyne can understand. It wuld als shw hw imprtant intangible cultural heritage is fr ur future grwth. It’s like a very precius thing that we shuld all lve and prtect.
11．Why is the Spring Festival cnsidered a windw t Chinese civilizatin?
A．It nly shws the technlgical advancements f China.
B．It is the nly festival that exists in China.
C．It reflects the values f peace, harmny, and family that are central t Chinese culture.
D．It is a festival that fcuses n individual achievements rather than cultural values.
12．Why is the family cnsidered the mst imprtant aspect f the Spring Festival?
A．Because it is a time fr business meetings.
B．Because it is a time fr plitical discussins.
C．Because it is a time fr individual achievements.
D．Because it is a time fr strengthening family bnds and shwing lve.
13．What can we knw abut the stry f the animal “nian” and its influence n the Spring Festival custms?
A．The stry has n influence n the custms f the festival.
B．The stry is a recent additin and has little impact n the festival.
C．The stry is nly tld fr entertainment and has n practical significance.
D．The stry f “nian” has led t custms like setting ff firewrks and using red decratins.
14．Frm the text, we can knw that ________.
A．There will be n new custms added t the Spring Festival.
B．The Spring Festival has n impact n internatinal cultural exchange.
C．UNESCO’s recgnitin will lead t mre prtectin f the Spring Festival.
D．The spirit f the Spring Festival will be well prtected and nt be passed dwn t the next generatin.
15．What is the main purpse f the passage?
A．T describe the custms f Spring Festival.
B．T explain why Spring Festival is imprtant.
C．T shw the influence f Spring Festival wrldwide.
D．T encurage peple t celebrate Spring Festival.
B
Nrmally when Susan Byle ges t her regular lcal pub the “Happy Valley Htel” in Sleepy Blackburn, Sctland. She’s cntent (心满意足 ) t sit at a table alne, and sip frm her glass f lemn sda. But after Byle amazed the wrld with her fantastic singing f “I Dreamed a Dream” n “Britain’s Gt Talent”, the scene at the pub culdn’t have been mre different. When Byle entered the bar, it was chas (乱做一团), says manager Jackie Russell. There was a standing vatin (热烈欢迎). Her face went red. And she went, “Stp it, stp it. ”
Susan was brn and raised in Blackburn, an industrial twn f fewer than 5,000 peple, where lcals like t jke that “the nly rad in Blackburn is the rad ut f it”. Byle was the yungest f eight surviving children f Bridget, a typist, and Patrick, a miner wh died in 1999.
“My mther culd sing and play the pian, and my dad culd sing,” recalls Susan’s brther Jhn. “Music was always in the family. ”
Still, the shy baby f the family had a terrible temper, and she wuld scream and shut if she culdn’t get her wn way. “Being the yungest, my mther really lked after her. She didn’t handle disappintment well,” says brther Gerard.
Her neighbrs said that she was a simple sul with genuine warmth and devted her time t her parents. She’s unemplyed but much f her day is taken up with charity wrk. Her mther encuraged her t enter “Britain’s Gt Talent”, but it was nly after her mther’s death that she plucked up the curage t d.
Byle’s shw jurney finished with a secnd place. Byle’s financial future has been seen as secure despite, “Britain’s Gt Talent” creatr Simn Cwell, and his Syc music label were widely expected t sign her up fr an album. There has als been talk f a Hllywd mvie. In any case, it seems that Byle wuldn’t g back t her sheltered life.
16．What wuld happen when Susan went t the “Happy Valley” after she amazed the wrld?
A．Nbdy wuld disturb her.
B．Peple wuld laugh at her.
C．Peple wuld be excited.
D．She wuldn’t g t the pub again.
17．What des “the nly rad in Blackburn is the rad ut f it” mean?
A．There is n rad in Blackburn.
B．Peple have t stay in Blackburn all the time.
C．The nly way is t wrk hard t g ut f Blackburn.
D．The rad is there fr yu t explre.
18．What makes the “Suddenly Susan”?
A．Her charming appearance.B．Her beautiful vice.
C．Her family.D．Her friends.
19．Frm the passage, we can cnclude ________
A．Susan will be famus after the Britain’s Gt Talent.
B．Susan will return her twn and live her quiet life.
C．Susan suffered frm emtinal tardiness and will never sing.
D．Susan will nt stay in Blackburn.
20．Abut the family, the authr didn’t mentin ________.
A．her fatherB．her brtherC．her sisterD．her mther
C

The ability f reading and writing desn’t cme naturally t peple. Althugh it takes sme effrt, eighty-six percent f the wrld’s ppulatin have learned hw t read and write, and the number has been increasing fr centuries. Literacy (读写能力) makes it pssible fr us t navigate the wrld filled with bks, websites, text messages, rad signs, and mre. But the wrld f infrmatin is changing. Why send a lng letter r text when yu can share phts r vides instead? Why learn frm a bk when yu can learn frm a vide? Why read magazines when yu can listen t pdcasts (播客)?
Culd peple jin tday’s wrld withut the abilities f reading r writing? ★ Mst f ur devices nw talk t us and take spken rders. Smart cars ask fr where yu g and then give directins. Smart virtual assistants, like Siri, listen fr requests t reprt the weather, play a sng, set a timer and much mre. Sme apps can als read text alud r turn speech int text. These devices aren’t perfect—the apps still make silly mistakes. But they’re getting better and better. S in the future, it’s pssible that all f ur cmmunicatin with ur device and each ther is spken.
But reading and writing are pwerful tls. Fr ne, mst peple read faster than they speak. A pdcaster speaks at arund 150 t 160 wrds each minute, while a strng reader can lk thrugh a text at 300 t 400 wrds each minute. That’s twice as fast! Research has als fund that when peple read, they can remember mre infrmatin and stay mre interested than when they listen. Listening t read als creates new cnnectins in the brain. With the inventin f reading ur brain has been changed, which develped the ways we were able t think, which changed the intellectual evlutin (智力进化) f humans. Wuld we really chse t give it up?
What d yu think? D yu hpe peple keep n reading and writing, r will technlgy make literacy ut f date?
21．Paragraph 1 mainly fcus n ________.
A．what the literacy is likeB．hw peple like the literacy
C．what challenge the literacy facesD．why peple’s literacy fails
22．Which f the fllwing can be put in ★ ?
A．It’s still a dream.B．Technlgy makes it pssible.
C．Scientists believe it difficult.D．Sme peple are nt sure abut that.
23．Accrding t paragraph 3, listening t read culd ________.
A．create new brain cnnectinsB．help peple remember infrmatin quickly
C．change peple’s brain shapeD．guide us t make fewer mistakes
24．The underlined wrd “it” refers t ________.
A．the prgressB．the listeningC．the readingD．the cnnectins
25．The questins in the last paragraph are t make readers ________.
A．questin the tpicB．supprt the pinin
C．learn frm the experienceD．debate fr the situatin
三．阅读还原 （共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分）
阅读下文，并从下列六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、连贯。In a recent study, scientists at Bstn Cllege fund that seeing yur life as a her’s jurney can benefit yur mental (心理的) health, including imprving yur cnfidence and reducing sad feelings. 26 “Yu dn’t have t live a super heric life—nearly anyne can rewrite their stry as a her in their mind.” says expert Benjamin A．Rgers. Here, he shares sme methds t start yur imaginatin.
Keep a diary
27 Think abut events that made yu wh yu are tday. Then cnsider the challenges that stand in yur way, and which friends can help yu n yur jurney.
Try t remember yur favurite character in a mvie r bk. Think f what attracts yu t them. They prbably encurage yu because yu admire their psitive qualities. 28
Change the way yu see difficulties
Ging thrugh a tugh time? See yur prblems as challenges. 29 A challenge is a chance t develp strength and be the her f yur wn stry.
G n mre heric adventures
“ 30 ” Rgers says. S lk fr smething new. It can be simple, like walking a new rute t schl, r smething very different.
When yu need encuragement, think f yur heres. It can help yu have that eagle-eye view f what might be next fr yu.
A．Say yu’re facing a big challenge.
B．It just takes sme imaginatin.
C．Ask yurself: What makes yu yu?
D．Think f them as chances fr grwth and learning.
E．Keeping them in mind can help yu be mre heric (英雄的；英勇的).
F．We like peple wh have new experiences and grwth.
四．阅读匹配 （共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分）
下面的材料A—F分别介绍了六个居家康复建议。请根据五个人的感冒症状，将症状和建议进行匹配。
五、语法填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，在空格处填入一个适当的单词或使用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。
During the Tang Dynasty in China, Buddhism (佛教) 36 (becme) very ppular and there was a strng need t prduce a large number f Buddhist scriptures (经文). 37 (cpy) by hand culd nt meet the rising demand. S, ancient Chinese craftsmen came up with 38 new way t make lts f cpies–wdblck printing.
Traditinal wdblck printing can be divided 39 fur main steps: writing, carving (雕刻), printing, and binding. Each f these steps invlves many smaller tasks, and in ttal, abut thirty steps 40 (need) t create a wdblck print.
Carving is at the heart f wdblck printing because this step can make 41 break the final print. Skilled craftsmen carve characters and pictures t create raised areas r lines 42 will hld ink fr printing. One famus example f wdblck printing is the Diamnd Sutra (《金刚经》), a Buddhist scripture 43 (print) in 868. It’s cnsidered the “earliest dated printed bk” and is kept in the British Library. This ancient art frm nt nly shws the 44 (wise) f ur ancestrs but als the beauty f Chinese craftsmanship ver the centuries.
Befre printing, writing allwed peple t share their thughts, but the inventin f printing made knwledge smething everyne culd 45 (easy) access and enjy.
六、书面表达（15分）
46．2024年举办的巴黎奥运会上，出现了众多的中国元素，“中国红”便是其中之一，它让世界再一次感受到了中华文化的魅力。假设你是李华，你的外国笔友 Peter对“中国红”很感兴趣，请你根据以下图示，写一封邮件给他，向他介绍“中国红”在中国人日常生活中的体现。
注意：
（1）必须包括所有提示要点，可适当发挥，衔接过渡自然 ；
（2）不少于80词（开头已给出，不计入总词数）；
（3）请勿在文中使用真实的姓名和校名。
Dear Peter,
I’m glad t learn that yu want t knw smething abut Chinese red. ______________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Lihua
31 Emma has a bad pain in her head. It’s hard fr her t mve it.
32 Nah desn’t feel gd because his bdy temperature is 38.3 degrees Celsius.
33 William says his mvements hurt because he has pains that make him tired, weak, and sleepy.
34 Luna’s thrat hurts. It’s wrse when she swallws r talks.
35 Jack desn’t like it when he’s lking frward t a delicius meal after getting ver a cld and then realizes he can’t taste r smell.
A．Taking warm baths r shwers can ease yur bdy pains and make yu feel better. Heating blankets might als help with sme physical pains.
B．Using warm salty water as a muthwash can ease a sre thrat. Hney can als help sre thrats get better quicker.
C． If yur fever is nt t high (less than 38.5℃), yu dn’t need medical treatment. Just make sure t drink lts f water and rest a lt. A warm bath (arund 37℃) can help lwer yur bdy temperature.
D．Cut fresh ginger (生姜) int small pieces. Press them lightly and put them in a cup f water. Bil it and drink this sup 3 t 4 times a day t ease yur cugh.
E. If yu have a headache, put a cld pack n the frnt f yur head. Keep it there fr 15 minutes and then take a 15-minute break.
F. Apple vinegar (醋) is an amazing natural slutin fr lss f taste and smell. It can help reduce discmfrt and speed up recvery.