2025年遼寧省朝陽市凌源市中考三模英語試題一、閱讀理解TherearesomewonderfulcampsforkidsinFlorida.Belowareafewofthese:CampKulaquaCampKulaquaoffersfunandadventuretokids.Experiencedteacherswillleadcampersingroups.Specialactivitiesforeachgroupgiveeveryoneplentyofhappyexperiences.Biking,swimming,artprojects,boatingandchessaresuretogivecampersarichandmeaningfulsummer.◆Age:7～17

◆Phone:386-454-1385Price:$330perchild;freeforfamilieswithlessthan$45,000/yearFloridaYouthCampFloridaYouthCampwouldliketogivechildrenachancetohaveanexcitinglifeexperience.Sportsactivities,speechtrainingandthechancetomakenewfriendswillgivechildrenunforgettablememories!Thecampisdesignedfordifferentagegroups.◆Age:6～12

◆Phone:727-379-5005◆Price:$300perchild;freeforfamilieswithlessthan$45,000/yearYouthHeavenYouthHeavenoffersaspecialprogramtokids.Camperswilldomostactivitiestogether,suchasswimming,rockclimbing,pickingmushrooms,travellinginbusesandmore.Unlikeothercamps,atYouthHeaven,parentsmayalsobechosentojoininanactivity.◆Age:8～13

◆Phone:517-569-3328◆Price:$280perchild;halfthepriceforfamilieswithlessthan$55,000/year1．WhatcankidsdoinCampKulaqua?A．Rideandgofishing. B．Gofishingandplaychess.C．Swimandgoboating. D．Goclimbingandplaytennis.2．IfBetty’ssonhopestoimprovehisspeakingskills,whatnumbershouldhecall?A．386-454-1385 B．727-379-5005 C．517-569-3328 D．327-896-62303．Iftheincome(收入)ofSawyer’sfamilyis$50,000/year,howmuchshouldhepayforhisthreesonsatYouthHeaven?A．$280. B．$420. C．$560. D．$840.4．What’sthedifferencebetweenYouthHeavenandtheothercamps?A．Theactivitiesaremoreexciting.B．Childrencanmakemorefriends.C．Parentshavechancestojoininoneactivity.D．Itiscompletelyfreeforlow-incomefamilies.Kara’sneighborhoodwasfilledwithanychildrenofherage.Shekneweveryoneonherstreetandhowtalentedtheywere.ShecouldhearJoanneplayingherguitareveryafternoonwhentheygothomefromschool.AndshecouldhearTommypracticingthepianoforhoursatatime.Sylviahadasweetsingingvoice.“Thereissomuchtalentrightonthisstreet,”Karasaidtohermother.“Iwisheveryonecouldseeandhearallthegreatthings.”“Haveyoueverthoughtaboutsettingupatalentshow?”hermothersaid.“Soallthekidscanshowwhattheycando.”“Agreatidea,Mom,”Karasaid.SoonKarastartedtoprepareforthetalentshow.Toattractasmanypeopleaspossible,Karamadesomebeautifulpostersandputthemupallaroundherneighborhood.Soon,everyonewastalkingaboutwhattheyweregoingtodointheshow.Karawaspleasedthateveryonewantedtobeinhertalentshow.Butshecouldn’thelpfeelingalittlesad.“IwishIhadatalentsoIcouldbeintheshow,too,”shetoldhermother.Hermothersmiled.“Ithinkyouwilldiscoversomethingaboutyourselfbytheendoftheday.”shesaid.Karawenttotheparkalittleearlyandsetupasmallstagefortheperformers.Everyonebroughtchairstositonthecoolgrass.SoonKara’sfriendsbegantoperformonebyone.Theaudiencecheeredloudlyaftereachact.Whenitwasover,everyonetoldKarahowwonderfulhertalentshowwas.“Whatasuccessyourshowwas,Kara!”saidhermotherastheywalkedhome.“AndIthinkwe’vediscoveredwhatyourtalentis!Youarethebestorganizer.”5．WhatdidKarathinkofthechildrenintheneighborhood?A．Theywereverybusyeveryday.B．Theyweretalentedinsomething.C．Theywereshyinfrontofthecrowd.D．Theyweregoodatmusicalinstruments.6．WhichofthefollowingshowshowKara’sfeelingschangedovertime?A．Good→sad→happy.B．Sad→happy→impatient.C．Impatient→sad→happy.D．Sad→good→happy.7．WhatwasKara’stalentinhermother’seyes?A．Shewasgoodatmakingposters.B．Shewasverypopularwithchildren.C．Shehadgreatskillsincommunication.D．Shehadanexcellentabilityoforganizingashow.8．Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A．Noonelikesashow-off.B．Everyonehasaspecialtalent.C．Noonecandoeverythingwell.D．Everyoneshouldtakeupahobby.Nowadays,fewpeopleknowaboutOracleBoneScript.Buttherearesomepeoplewhostillloveandknowaboutit.Forexample,in2018,JiangYubin,aresearcher,won100,000yuanforworkingouttheancientscriptinthepicture.LookatthepictureandguesswhatthisancientOracleBoneScript(甲骨文)means.LikeJiang,LiYingisalsoaloverandresearcherofOracleBoneScript.The27-year-oldwomanstudiedthisunpopularsubject.Recently,shebecamehotbecauseofhervideosaboutOracleBoneScript.“Youwouldn’tbelievehowfunnymymajor(專業(yè))appearstootherpeople,”Lisaidinoneofhervideos.“WheneverItellpeoplewhatIstudy,theysendmeashockedlooklikethis(⊙O)...”Inhervideos,LiusuallytalksabouthowpeopleusedtowritewithOracleBoneScriptandexplainswhereChinesecharacters(漢字)camefrom.ShesaysthateachChinesecharacterhasastorybehinditandexplainswhythecharacterlooksthewayitdoes.ToLi’ssurprise,sinceherfirstvideowasputonlineinFebruary2023,OracleBoneScripthasbeenahottopicontheInternet.“ParentsandteachershaveleftmessagesandmostofthemareabouthowIgetstartedwithOracleBoneScriptandhowtodoresearchonit.”shesaidinanothervideo.“Manytoldmetogetseriouswithmytimeandstartmyworkonthenextvideo!SomestudentssaytheywanttolearnaboutChineseculturebystudyingit.”People’sinterestbroughtLiasenseofresponsibility.ShehopestosharemoreaboutOracleBoneScriptwithothersandhelptodiscovermoreaboutChinesehistory.9．HowdoespeoplefeelaboutLiYing’smajor?A．Nervous. B．Satisfied. C．Surprised. D．Proud.10．WhatcanyougetfromLiYing’svideos?A．HowtocreateOracleBongScript.B．Whatthestorybehind,Chinesecharacteris.C．WhentoresearchonChineseculture.D．WherepeoplecanlearnChinesehistory.11．Whatdoes“them”underlinedinParagraph5referto(指的是)?A．Messages. B．Videosonline. C．Researches. D．Parentsandteachers.12．Fromthetextwecanlearnthat________.A．LotsofpeopleknowwellaboutOracleBoneScriptnow.B．It’seasytowinaprizeforknowingtheancientOracleBoneScript.C．LiYingwillhelpshareanddiscover,morebehindOracleBoneScript.D．JiangYubinspendsmuchtimemakingvideosaboutOracleBoneScript.MariewasborninPolandonNovember7,1867.Marie’sfamilyhadmanytroubles.Hermotherwasseriouslyill.WhenMariewas6,herfatherlosthisjobandtheirhome.Theymovedtoasmallflat.Itwasnoisyandcrowded.Butthenoisedidnotstopherfromstudying.In1883,Mariefinishedhighschool.Shedreamedofbecomingascientist.ButinPoland,girlswerenotallowedtogotocollege.Andherfamilydidn’thaveenoughmoneytosendhertoauniversityinanothercountry.Reachingherdreamseemedimpossible,butMarieheldherbeliefallthetime.MarieandhersisterBronyadecidedtostudyinFrance.MariewouldworktopayforBronya’sschooling.ThenonceBronyaleftschool,shewouldworkandpayforMarie’sschooling.Finally,in1891,Marie’sdreamcametrue.SheenteredauniversityinParis.Inthreeyears,shegotadvanceddegreesinPhysicsandMaths.ShealsometascientistnamedPierreCurieandtheymarriedin1895.MarieandherhusbandPierresoonworkedtogether.In1903,theyreceivedtheNobelPrizeinPhysics.MariewasthefirstwomantoreceiveaNobelPrize.In1911,MarieacceptedtheNobelPrizeinChemistry.ShewasthefirstpersontoreceivetwoNobelPrizes.Yettheworkmadehersick.OnJuly4,1934,MarieCuriediedofablooddiseasethatmaybecausedbyradiation(輻射).Marie’sdiscoverieshelpedsavemillionsoflivesandchangedthescientificworld.Radiationhasbeenusedtotreatcancer.Herideasabouttheatomhelpedleadtothediscoveryofnuclearenergy.13．Howdoesthetextdevelop?A．Intheorderoftime. B．Intheorderofplaces.C．Intheorderofimportance. D．Intheorderofevents.14．WhatcanweknowaboutMariefromthetext?A．Shewasborninarichfamilyandlivedinahouse.B．ShereceivedtheNoblePrizesinPhysicsandMaths.C．ShewasthefirstpersontoreceivetwoNobelPrizes.D．ShewenttouniversityinFrancebecauseshelovedit.15．MarieCurie’ssuccesswasprobablybecauseofher________.A．luck B．belief C．health D．wealth16．What’sthepurposeofwritingthetext?A．TointroduceMarie’slife. B．TodescribeMarie’sfamilylife.C．ToshowMarie’seducation. D．ToexplainMarie’ssuddendeath.閱讀短文，從所給的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。其中有一項為多余選項。Inmodernsociety,it’snotuncommonforteenagerstobehomealone.Someparentshavetoworklateorgoonbusinesstrips,leavingtheirkidsbythemselves.17Whenteenagersarehomealone,theycanexperienceasenseofindependence(獨(dú)立).Theylearntotakecareofthemselves,likepreparingsimplemeals.Insteadofdependingonparentstocookforthem,theymightmakeasandwichorsomenoodles.18Theycanreadabookordoahobbyforrelaxation,washtheirownclothesandfinishhomeworkwithoutparents’strictorders.19Safetyisatopconcern.Theyneedtoremembertolockthedoorsandwindowstokeepstrangersout.Ifthere’sanemergency,likeasuddenpoweroutageorasmallfire,theyhavetostaycalmandknowhowtoreact.Anotherproblemisloneliness.Withoutthecompanyoffamilymembers,someteenagersmightfeelabitsadorscared,especiallyatnight.Inshort,teenagersbeinghomealonehasbothadvantagesanddisadvantages.Itcanhelpthemgrowupandbecomemoreresponsible,buttheyalsoneedtobecarefulandpreparedfacepossibledifficulties.20Theyshouldofferproperguidanceandmakesurethatchildrenknowhowtodealwithdifferentsituationswhenaloneathome.A．However,beinghomealonealsobringssomedifficulties.B．It’salsoachanceforthemtomanagetheirtimefreely.C．Whenthere’saproblem,theyhavetofaceitalone.D．Thissituationcanbeagreatchanceforteenagers’growth.E．Asforparents,whatshouldtheydo?二、完形填空Afathersawhissoncrying.Heaskedhim,“What’swrong?”Theyoungboyreplied,“My21classmatesmadefunofmeandcalledmethesonofapoorgardener.Theysaidthatmyfatherisjustaworkerwhoonlylivesonthemoneyfromwateringandgrowingplantsforpeople.”Learningaboutthat,thefatherwas22foramoment,andsaid,“Comewithme.”Hetookoutafewseeds(種子)andsaid,“Let’splantsome23separately.Iusecleanwaterfromthelake,andyouwateryourswithdirtywaterfromthepond.Wewillseethe24later.”Thesonhappilyjoinedhisfatherinplantingthem.Ittookthemsomedaystohelptheflowerseedsgerminate(發(fā)芽).Theycaredforthemandwatchedthem25.Severalweekslater,theywenttothegarden.Thefathersaid,“Lookatthetwoflowersandtellmeyourthoughts.”Thentheboysaidin26,“Myflowerlookshealthierthanyours.Butyouusedcleanerwater.Howisthatevenpossible?”Thefathersmiledandsaid,“That’sbecausedirtywaterdoesn’t27aplantfromgrowing.Instead,itbecomesorganicfertilizer(有機(jī)肥料)tohelptheflowergrow.Rememberthere’snothingwrongwithyouwhensomepeople28youinyourlife.Don’tletthosebadwords29youinbadways.Letthemencourageyou,andthenyouwillbeliketheflowerandbloom(開花)eveninthedirt.”Theboyfeltconfident30heheardwhathisfathersaid.21．A．healthy B．clever C．rich D．lucky22．A．silent B．nervous C．patient D．excited23．A．trees B．flowers C．vegetables D．grass24．A．decision B．effort C．reason D．result25．A．move B．increase C．grow D．disappear26．A．fear B．surprise C．a(chǎn)nger D．peace27．A．protect B．save C．benefit D．stop28．A．laughat B．believein C．lookafter D．dependon29．A．a(chǎn)dvise B．forget C．doubt D．influence30．A．before B．a(chǎn)fter C．if D．unless三、短文填空閱讀下面的材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)內(nèi)容（1個單詞）或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式，并將答案轉(zhuǎn)寫在答題卡上。QiBaishiisaworld-famousartmasterinChina.Hewasbornin31poorfamilyfromXiangtan,Hunanprovince.Hewasatschoolforlessthanayearbecause32illnesses.Oneday,hefoundaChinesepaintingguidebook—JieziyuanHuapu.Thebookinspiredhisinterestsinpainting33(picture).Hedecided34(learn)byhimselfandlaterbecameamasterofartthroughhishardwork.In1902,he35(start)totravelaroundChina.Hevisitedfamousplaces,metmanypeopleandsawdifferentkindsofartpieces.Theseexperienceshelpedhimbecomeoneofthe36(good)artistsofalltime.37(He)paintingsaregenerallyaboutthesmallthingsoftheworld,suchasfish,shrimps(蝦)andfrogs.“MouseandCatwithLamp”isoneofthem.Inthepicture,amouseisstandingonthetopofalongpole(桿子).Underthepoleisacat.Theyaresolively38itlooksliketheywouldjumpoutofthepapertofight.Alltheworks39(create)byQiBaishiinafreshway,whichexpressedhislovefornatureandlife.Histalentsandskillsamazedthewholeworldalot.Heis40(real)amasterofartandtheprideofXiangtan.四、任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀短文，然后根據(jù)內(nèi)容回答問題。ThreeyearsagoImovedbacktoAmerica,butsomewonderfulmemories(記憶)inChinahavealwaysstayedwithmewhichmademefallinlovewithChineseculture.Oneday,inonecornerofarestaurantinBeijing,Isawapaintedclaydog:greenandblue,withlargeearsandalongtail.Thedogwassmilingatmeallthroughdinner.Overthenextfewdays,Ikeptthinkingaboutit.Isearchedforinformationaboutthedogandfinallyknewwhereitwasfrom—Fengxiang,ShaanxiProvince.AstheChineseNewYearholidaywascomingup,myhusbandandIdecidedtogotheretoexploretheclayculture.WearrivedatatinyvillageinFengxiang.Therewasonlyastreetwitharowofmodest(樸素的)homes.Wewalkedintotheworkrooms,wherelotsofclayanimalssatontablesandwaitedforcoatsofpaint.Oneoftheworkersexplainedthattheobjectswerenisu,datingbacktotheSpringandAutumnperiod.Theyaredecorative(裝飾性的)objectsandmostofthemoftenmodeledonChineseanimalsigns,withfloralpatterns(花卉圖案)andbrightcolors.Localsmakealivingbysellingthemtovisitors.MyhusbandandIspenttherestoftheafternoonwalkingaroundthevillage.Wefinallyleftwithourarmsfullofclayanimals.41．Whatmadetheauthorunforgettableintherestaurant?42．WhydidtheauthorgotoFengxiang?43．HowdopeopleinFengxiangmakealiving?44．WhichtraditionalChineseartformdoyoulikebest?Giveyourreasons.Write30wordsormore.五、書面表達(dá)45．假設(shè)你是李華，你的朋友Rain來信告訴你，肥胖問題一直困擾著他，向你尋求建議，請你根據(jù)以下提示給Rain回信。（1）changelivinghabits（2）domoreexercise（3）stayconfidentinyourself注意：1.短文需包含所有要點(diǎn)，可適當(dāng)發(fā)揮，以使行文連貫；2.文中不能出現(xiàn)人名、校名等真實(shí)信息；3.詞數(shù)80-100左右，開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù).DearRain,IreadyourletterandIunderstandyourtrouble.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Wishyouallthebest.Sincerely,LiHua參考答案1．C2．B3．B4．C5．B6．A7．D8．B9．C