《2025年5年中考3年模拟英语人教版河南专版》

一、用所给词的适当形式填空。
1.Missing the bus means ________ ( wait ) for another twenty minutes.
2.The officer tried to tell villagers the ________ (important) of protecting birds and other wild animals.
3.I think you should think it over before you make a ________(decide).
4.When you’re ________ sad, there are some ways to make you ________ good about yourself. You can keep a diary. Close your eyes and let your imagination fly! It usually helps to express your ________.(feel)
5.Yesterday, Mark ______ in bed, and ______ to his mother that he couldn’t go to school because of his fever. Just then his father saw Mark ______ in bed. He immediately took his son’s temperature. And he found Mark told a ______.(lie)

答案： 1.waiting 2.importance 3.decision 4.feeling; feel; feeling(s) 5.lay; lied; lying; lie

二、用方框中所给单词的适当形式完成句子。
1.Peter had a __________ in English class because he ate something that had gone bad.
2.The story ________ itself is very good, but you didn’t tell it to us well.
3.As she got older, she felt that she needed to get away from her uncomfortable ________.
4.He felt really tired and ________ himself against the wall for a short time.

答案： 1.stomachache 2.itself 3.situation 4.rested

三、句子盲填。
1.I got ______ strong feeling of satisfaction from my volunteer work.
2.Ms. Green is my best friend. She often helps me to bring out the ______ in me.
3.Although Mark’s father is truly busy ______ his work, he still exercises every day.
4.The app is kind of strange for me. So I wonder ______ it works.
5.You should read the instructions carefully ______ you take the medicine.

答案： 1.a 2.best 3.with 4.how 5.before

四、阅读理解。 [2024周口一模]
Every time you feel uncomfortable, you can check yourself by taking your temperature. So, what’s the average (平均的) human body temperature? Well, if you say 37 ℃, maybe you are wrong. It turns out that the average body temperature has dropped in the past one hundred and fifty years, according to a new study.
“Everybody knows that our normal temperature is 37 ℃, but it is wrong,” said Julie Parsonnet, a Stanford University medical professor. She and her team looked at medical data (数据) from three different time periods: 1862 to 1930, 1971 to 1975, and 2007 to 2017. Comparing the data, they found that body temperature has dropped by about 0.02 ℃ every ten years. So what’s the new body temperature? It’s 36.6 ℃, says the study.
As for the reason, one possibility is that living in temperature-controlled buildings has changed our bodies. They don’t need to work hard to keep the temperature normal. Another is less inflammation (炎症) in people’s bodies. Inflammation makes your body use more energy, which increases body temperature. Progress in medical treatments(治疗) and improved life have led to less inflammation in people’s bodies compared with 200 years ago. No matter what the reason is, our bodies are changing.
Another interesting fact is that men and women have different ideas about what the comfortable temperature is. According to one study, women are comfortable at a temperature of 24 - 25 ℃, which is 2.5 ℃ higher than the temperature preferred by men. What’s more, studies have shown that as the temperature drops, women’s blood runs slower than men’s.
The human body may have changed over the past hundred years, but one thing that has not changed is that men and women have different feelings about what temperature is comfortable.
1.What is the average human body temperature now?
A.36.4 ℃. B.37 ℃. C.36 ℃. D.36.6 ℃.
2.What does the underlined word “They” refer to?
A.Our bodies.
B.The medical professors.
C.The temperature-controlled buildings.
D.Julie Parsonnet and her team.
3.Which of the following is TRUE according to the text?
A.People’s body temperature dropped greatly.
B.It’s true that our normal temperature is 37 ℃.
C.Our body is changing with the development of society.
D.People always have the same idea about the comfortable temperature.
4.What is the structure of the text?
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5.What’s the theme of the text?
A.Science. B.Culture.
C.Nature. D.Education.

答案： 1—5 DACBA