2022年浙江省温州市绣山中学中考二模英语试题.docx

1、2022年浙江省温州市绣山中学中考二模英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、单项选择1How was your school-leavers party, Robin?It was great and _ speech given by our head teacher was the best part.AaBanCtheD/2Astronauts are always _. The space is full of danger, but they fear nothing.AhelpfulBbraveCcleverDpatient3Sir, how do you like our

2、hotel?The _ is excellent. The meals are sent immediately to my room whenever I order the food.AserviceBroomCfoodDenvironment4A gym coach can guide you to do exercise _ so you may not get hurt easily.AearlyBactivelyCquicklyDproperly5More and more people choose to own electric cars so that they _ pay

3、a high price for gas.AcantBmustntCneedntDshouldnt6The old couple look so excited. What happened?Their son is coming back from America._ of them will go to the airport to pick him up.AAllBBothCNeitherDNone7Eileen Gus success in the Winter Olympics will encourage the young to _ the snow sports and sho

4、w themselves in competitions.Ajoin inBcall offCask forDdeal with8I like the fruit soup, Mum! But itll taste better if it is sweeter.I think I _ enough sugar. Eating too much sugar isnt good for your health.AaddBam addingCwill addDhave added9It has been a long time since I went travelling last time.

5、I wonder _.As long as COVID-19 is under control.Awhere we are not allowed to visitBhow we should treat COVID-19Cwhen we can visit somewhere freelyDwhat weve done to end COVID-1910Could you help me feed my cats while Im on business, Nancy?_ Ill take good care of them.ANice work!BNo problem!CNot reall

6、y.DIm not sure.二、完形填空阅读下面短文, 掌握大意, 然后从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。My favourite hip-hop rock singer Blake Baker would perform at the local stadium in two weeks. My mum didnt like him, but she couldnt stop me. I tried to talk with my mum about the concert but work took up most of _11_ time. She couldnt s

7、pare me even a minute.When the concert was only three days away, she told me she had already volunteered us to hand out food for the poor that day. That meant I would _12_ the concert!My heart dropped, “Who wants to hand out food all day long? You cant make me! You never _13_ how I feel when you vol

8、unteer me for things.”“We know that family time takes priority*. Im _14_ with work on the other days.” Mum said.“You just think about yourself!” I shut the door _15_. I tried my best to hold back tears, but I couldnt help crying out loud.After that, we _16_ talked. I was not ready to face my mum, so

9、 every time I arrived home from school, I hurried upstairs to my room _17_ Mum could notice I was home.But one morning, I found her crying in the kitchen. I thought probably _18_ was troubling her, for all that she cared about was the job.I stood there still as I saw her walking _19_ me and said, “S

10、hall we talk?”She went on, “Since I went back to work, we havent talked much. Family time offers me the only _20_ to talk with you. Its clear to me how much youre growing up without me around. Im so angry with myself for _21_ Ive missed. I just want to be with you. I didnt mean to make you.”Immediat

11、ely, I wished I could _22_ every unkind thought my mind had created about Mum.“If we reach an agreement, we can both be happier. I have the best _23_ for making things up: we can volunteer on weekday afternoons so that we can attend the concert together. Dear?” my mum said, smiling.I was silent for

12、a while, “Im sorry, for shouting at you. sorry for not starting a conversation first.”“Im sorry, too. You, your dadmy familyare the most _24_ things in this world.”It was then that I realised Mums love and that we should _25_ feelings to each other so we wont end up hurting each others feelings agai

13、n.11AhisBmyCourDher12AmissBintroduceCprepareDcancel13AdecideBcontrolCconsiderDinfluence14AsatisfiedBbusyCcarefulDbored15AnervouslyBcalmlyCsecretlyDangrily16AhardlyBoftenCsometimesDalways17AuntilBsinceCbeforeDwhen18AfightBworkCconcertDrelationship19ApastBbehindCaroundDtowards20ApowerBchanceCadvantage

14、Dexperience21Awhen BhowCwhatDwhy22Alaugh atBtake backClook forDdepend on23AlessonBconditionCplanDexcuse24AsuccessfulBpopularCcomfortableDprecious25AcommunicateBdevelopCrecordDremember三、阅读单选Fischis Quality Ski School offers a new ski course adventure!Sports and fun are both on the programme. While pr

15、actising skills, we ski through the Mount Schlangental, jump over ski jumps and make new friends!OUR OFFER FOR KIDS Special learning methods for fun skiing Top trained and patient ski coaches Free helmets* during course times Weekly final race with a big prize ceremony, a medal for every skier ATTEN

16、TION Lunch is not available because of COVID-19 at the moment. Warm clothes, gloves and sunglasses should be brought by yourselves.GROUPING Pupils are divided into age-groups through discussion or by showing their skiing knowledge or ability. Group size: 3-6 children per coach during course timesCOU

17、RSE PRICELevelPrice/Half dayPrice/A dayBeginner: Pupils who have not skied before42 EUR75 EURAdvanced: Pupils with basic skiing experience56 EUR100 EUR26Who may be interested in the information above?ACoaches.BOfficers.CSportsmen.DParents.27When attending the ski course, skiers can _.Aget a free hel

18、met after classBwin medals for entering the final raceCchoose the groups as they likeDbe provided with gloves and sunglasses28The course price of a day for Alex, a skier without any skiing experience, may be _.A42 EURB56 EURC75 EURD100 EURWordle is a free online word puzzle game. You can just visit

19、the website and start playing right away. The game was created by a software engineer Josh Wordle as a gift for his partner who loves playing games.The easy rule of Wordle attracts a wide audience. Wordle challenges people to find a five-letter word in six guesses. After each guess, the letters turn

20、 into different colours. Green means its the right letter and its in the right place. Yellow means the letter is in the word but in the wrong place. Grey means the letters not in the word at all. Everyone plays only one word a day, so players are excited to solve it. If they manage to guess in the f

21、irst or second try, they cant wait to show their results on Twitter. Wordle has suddenly become a huge part of peoples lives. Thats why Wordle has been sold to the New York Times for more than a million dollars.Here are some tips for you to win in fewer guesses. For your first guess, its a good way

22、to pick a word that contains at least two vowels* with popular consonants* r, t and s. If you have a yellow k in the second place of your first guess, you might try placing it in the fifth place instead -many five-letter words end with ck. It is also helpful to think of letters often appearing in se

23、ts of two or three, like tr/ai/ing. Dont reuse grey letters and dont forget letters can appear twice.Wordle attracts lots of players since it is such a simple game. But will players keep being crazy about it in the future? Lets wait and see.29Wordle is a game _.Athat should be downloaded firstBwhere

24、 players can guess two words dailyCthat doesnt require any paymentDwhere players need to guess a six-letter word30New York Times is mentioned in Paragraph 2 to show _.Ahow popular Wordle isBwho is interested in WordleCwhy people like WordleDwhat Wordle brings to people31According to the passage, how

25、 can you guess the right word with fewer tries?ATry letters that commonly appear together in words.BConsider the most common locations of the grey letters.CStart with a word having as many consonants as possible.DAvoid reusing green letters youve guessed out in the first try.32Which word might be ri

26、ght if R is green in the second place and E is yellow in the third place?ADRESS.BDREAM.CDRIVE.DDANCE.Why do zebras have stripes? Scientists think they might have the answer. The team studied horses, zebras and horses dressed as zebras. They spent more than 16 hours standing in fields and watching th

27、ese animals. They wrote a new study that was later published in the journal Plos One, showing the pattern seems to confuse flies. The stripes make it harder for flies to bite zebras.Martin How, a scientist at the University of Bristol in England, helped write the study. He said the flies moved natur

28、ally around both zebras and horses. However, landing was different. Fewer flies landed on zebras than horses. Scientists saw that the flies moved too quickly and were not able to control their flight when they got close to the zebras. Instead of controlling their direction, they would turn away or r

29、un into the zebras. “This is probably because of the flies poor eyesight.” How said, “From about 6 feet away, a zebra would just look like a grey horse to a fly.” So when the flies got close, the stripes might deter them at once by making them feel either confused about the direction or uncertain ab

30、out how fast things were passing by, affecting their ability to land.The scientists wanted to make sure the effect was not caused by something else. For example, it could have happened because zebras and horses smell different. So the scientists put black, white and zebra-striped coats on seven hors

31、es in tum. There was no difference in the rate at which the flies landed on the horses uncovered heads, but the flies touched and landed on the zebra coat far less often than either the black or white coats.The team said that biting flies must be one of the reasons why stripes developed. Zebras come

32、 from pars of the world where flies carry bad diseases. There could be some very terrible results when being bitten by flies. But horses are different. They have lived in different environments where diseases from flies are less dangerous.Thats big news for outdoor enthusiasts who have suffered from

33、 fly bites. Perhaps they could get ideas from zebras.33The new study is mainly about _.Abow flies bite zebrasBhow stripes on zebras confuse fliesChow zebras get stripesDhow zebras and horses are different34What does the underlined word “deter” in Paragraph 2 refer to?AencourageBsatisfyChurtDstop35Sc

34、ientists put zebra-striped coats on horses to _.Aseparate horses from zebrasBkeep flies from landing on themCsee if the stripes keep flies awayDshow that horses smell like zebras36What can we infer from the passage?AFlies will be confused by stripes from far away.BHorses live in places where there a

35、re fewer flies.COutdoor enthusiasts may avoid wearing striped clothes.DZebras developed stripes to get used to the environment.四、多任务混合阅读When I was little, I had the same frightening dreams. It began with a tortured face on fire without hair, covered in scarred skin. It was Grandpas face.The dreams h

36、appened before Grandpa came. He lived far away alone, so we didnt see more of him, every two years at most. Mother always warmed me that I mustnt stare at him because it was rude. But I would look at him secretly, and soon that look became a stare. I was frightened but also attracted. I saw the suff

37、ering he went through, because Id been told he was terribly hurt in the war.My frightening dreams hadnt gone until I went to stay with Grandpa by myself for my summer holiday when I was 12. He managed to support himself by fishing and lived simply. I still couldnt help staring at him sometimes, but

38、all my fear had gone. When our eyes met, I could smile at him.One day, we went out fishing. Grandpa looked at me and said, “I know you often look at me. Ive always wanted people to do that, but most people dont. Your mother doesnt. I once blamed* them.” He touched his face,“You always want to know i

39、t, right?”I nodded my head. I never knew any details about it.He wiped his face. “On that day, torpedoes* hit my ship and set me on fire. My best friend died for saving my life. I lived on nothing but a dream of getting back to Annie, my wife.”“However, after I left hospital, I noticed right away An

40、nie didnt look at me the same as before. She tried her best, but I frightened her too much. She finally left, taking my little girlyour mother away. I bated her. She wouldnt let me see my little girl. I lived with that hate most of my life. _ No one wants half a man, and thats what I was and what I

41、still am.”I finally knew the whole story. “Annie wasnt right.” I said.“Maybe,” he replied. “Your mother came to see me for the first time after shed left school. Shes been kind to me ever since. But she still blames Annie for taking her away from me. I think its time to forgive and forget.”Grandpa d

42、ied a year later. I took Grandma to the funeral. She held hands with my mother and me, all of us together. I knew this, was what Grandpa had wanted.But I didnt have a chance to tell Grandpa that he wasnt half a man.37According to the passage, what can we know about Grandpa?AHe suffered burns during

43、the war.BHe usually dreamed of his own face.CHe often visited the writers family.DHe wasnt able to look after himself.38How did Grandpa feel when the writer looked at him?AAngry.BCheerful.CProud.DDisappointed.39Which of the following can be put in _ .AI dont know why she cant look at me just like yo

44、u do.BBut now I dont think she should be responsible for that.CI started to realise that I should stop feeling sorry for myself.DAnd Ill never forgive her for stopping me seeing my daughter.40Why didnt the writer think Grandpa was half a man? （请用约40 词回答）_五、多句选词填空用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。每词限用一次。IluckyfoundOct

45、oberunless41The better you prepare for the job interview, the _ you will be.42Mike lent his crayons to me in the art class, because _ were missing.43Our traditional Chinese festival Mid-Autumn Day sometimes comes in _.44No one can realise his dream easily _ he has a strong will and works hard.45The special hospital _ with the help of government and it was free to the homeless children.六、短文汉语提示填空根据短文内容和所给中文提示，用单词的正确形式完成以下短文。Madelenie King, an Australian student studying at Communication University of China, had his _