年浙江省中考英语总复习八年级阶段检测卷二Word文档格式.docx

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5．What'

swrongwithPaul?

A．He'

stired.B．He'

shurt.C．He'

ssick.

第二节：

听下面一段较长对话||，回答第6至第7两个小题。

6．Whereisthemangoingforvacation?

A．Hawaii.B．Beijing.C．Tokyo.

7．Whomishegoingtherewith?

A．Hisfamily.B．Hisfriends.C．Hisworkmates.

听下面一段较长对话||，回答第8至第10三个小题。

8．WhatdoesStevendo?

A．Astudent.B．Adriver.C．Areporter.

9．WhatforeignlanguagescanStevenspeak?

A．FrenchandEnglish.

B．EnglishandRussian.

C．FrenchandRussian.

10．WhodidStevengotoAmericawithlastweek?

A．Hisparents.B．Hisfriends.C．Histeachers.

第三节：

听独白||，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项||，回答问题。

11．WhatdidMrs.Brownwanttobuy?

A．Asweater.B．Apairofjeans.C．Acoat.

12．Whydidn'

tMrs.Brownbuyitatonce?

A．Becauseshedidn'

tlikethecolor.

B．Becauseshewasbusy.

C．Becauseshedidn'

thaveenoughmoney.

13．Whydidn'

therhusbandwanthertobuyit?

A．Becauseitwastooexpensive.

B．Becauseshehadsomanysweaters.

C．Becauseitwasnotgoodenough.

14．Whendidherhusbandagreetobuyit?

A．Thenextday.B．Thethirdday.C．Afteraweek.

15．Whoboughtthesweateratlast?

A．Mrs.Brown.B．Mr.Brown.C．Nobody.

二、完形填空（本题有15小题||，每小题2分||；

共计30分）

WhenIhadsomethingdifficulttodo||，Iusedtoaskmymotherfor

16||，butshealwayssaid“Doityourself||，mydear.”Iwasnot17

atall.Ithoughtshewasthe18motherintheworld!

Forexample||，oneday||，Idecidedto19somefriendstomyhouse

tohaveabirthdayparty.Myroomwas20.Books||，clothesandshoes

werehereandthere.AndIdidn'

t21thebed.Iasked||，“Couldyou

pleasehelpmecleantheroom||，Mom？

”Butshestillsaid||，“22||，my

deargirl.I'

mbusy.Youshoulddoityourself.”

23my“lazymother”||，Ihavetodosomechores||，suchasdoing

thelaundry||，24||，andcleaningmyroom.Ihavetohelpmyparents

25mylittlesister.AndIalsohavetogotothedentistby26.Itis

really27formetodoeverythingwell||，butIhavelearned28．

Astimegoesby||，Iknowmymotherwell.Shemakesme29hardworkingandclever.Whatagreatmothersheis!

A（n）30motherisworthonehundredteachers!

Don'

tyouthink

so?

16．A.helpB．moneyC．giftD．prize

17．A.sadB．happyC．youngD．old

18．A.bestB．coolestC．laziestD．smartest

19．A.makeB．inviteC．letD．move

20．A.inscienceB．verytidyC．inallD．inamess

21．A.doB．makeC．foldD．wash

22．A.SorryB．OKC．YesD．Sure

23．A.BecauseB．BecauseofC．InsteadofD．Asfor

24．A.goingshoppingB．goingcamping

C．doingthedishesD．doingsomefishing

25．A.takecareofB．lookfor

C．havealookD．takeout

26．A.itselfB．myselfC．yourselfD．ourselves

27．A.difficultB．pleasantC．easyD．delicious

28．A.alittleB．abitC．verymuchD．alot

29．A.tobecomeB．becomeC．becomingD．notbecome

30．A.lazyB．outgoingC．seriousD．good

三、阅读理解（本题有15小题||，每小题2分||；

阅读下面材料||，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

A

WhyDoRussiansLovePutin?

ThesituationinRussiahasn'

tchangedmuchcomparingtothreeyearsago||，butWhyisthat?

Dignity（尊严）ismoreimportant

In2019||，theeconomy（经济）inRussiahadabigfall.ButtheRussians

blamed（指责）theU．S.andtheWesterncountries.Besides||，thehigherthe

pressureis||，themorepeoplebelievethatPutinreallyprotectRussia.For

suchabigcountrywhichiscoldmosttimeofayear||，somethingismore

importantthanfood.

Apopularman

AChineseexpertbelievedthatRussiaplayedaveryimportantrolein

theworldin2019andRussiansfeltwonderful||，soPutinwontheirlove.

However||，Putinispopularforsomethingelse.Heisgoodatsports.Heisa

KarateBlackBelt.Andhecanplaynicemusic.Hedoesn'

tdrinkor

smoke.Also||，heishardworkingandhasaverystrongmind.

31．Whichsentencecanbein“”inParagraph1?

A．RussianpeoplehavelosttheirloveforPutin.　

B．RussianpeoplehavelosttheirhopeforPutin.

C．RussianpeoplehaveneverlosttheirloveforPutin.

D．RussianpeoplehavenevershowtheirinterestinPutin.

32．AccordingtoParagraph2||，theunderlinedword“something”refers

to．

A．moneyB．healthC．workD．dignity

33．InParagraph3||，wefindthatPutinisn'

tinterestedin．

A．workingB．smokingC．sportsD．music

B

Arichbossownedabusyrestaurant.Ononeholiday||，heneededtohire

extraworkers.Earlythatmorning||，hewentouttofindsome.Hesawaman.

Hewaslookingforwork.

Iwillpayyou$75fortheday.Wouldyoulikeajob？

”thebossasked.

“Ok||，well||，thatsoundsfair.”saidtheman.Sohefollowedthebossto

hisrestauranttowashdishes.

Atnoon||，thebosswentoutagain.Hesawawoman.Hepromisedtopay

herwell.Atlastthewomanalsowenttoworkinhisrestaurant.Lateinthe

afternoon||，thebosswentoutonemoretime.Hesawamanonastreet

corner.

“Whyareyoudoingnothing？

”heasked.

“Ihavenojob||，”themanansweredsadly.

“Well||，then||，”saidtheboss||，“comeandworkinmyrestaurant.”Andhe

promisedtopayhimforhistime.

Whentherestaurantclosed||，thebosscalledthethreeworkers.

“It'

stimetopayyouwages||，”thebosssaid.

“Iwillpaytheonewhostartedinthelateafternoonfirst.”Theboss

gave$75tothelastworker.Themanwhohadworkedsinceearlymorning

sawthisandwasveryhappy.Hewascertainthathewouldbepaidmore.

Butthebosshanded$75tothewomanwhohadstartedatnoonandtohim.

Hetook$75butcomplainedtotheboss.

“Themanwhowashiredlastworkedonlyafewhours||，”hesaid.“I

workedhardthewholedaywashingdishesbutyoupaidmethesame

amountasyoupaidhim.”

“Listen||，friend||，”saidtheboss.“Ihavenotcheatedyou.Youagreedto

workawholedayfor$75.Nowtakeyourmoneyandgohome.Can'

tIdo

whatIlikewithmyownmoney?

OrareyouupsetbecauseIam

generous（慷慨的）?

EachpersonagreedtoworkforthewageIoffered.You

willneverbehappyifyoucompareyourselfwithothers.Comparingand

complainingalwaysmakespeopleunhappy.”

34．Whendidthewomanstarttoworkintherestaurant?

A．Earlyinthemorning.

B．Rightatnoon.

C．Lateintheafternoon.

D．Neartheclosinghour.

35．What'

stherightorderaccordingtothepassage?

a.Thebossfoundamanonthestreetcorner.

b.Thebosshanded$75tothewoman.

c.Thebosspaidthemanwholastcametotherestaurant.

d.Therestaurantclosed.

A．a－d－b－cB．c－b－a－d

C．b－c－a－dD．a－d－c－b

36．Whydidthemanfeelhappywhenhesawthelastmanget$75?

A．Hewashappytohaveagoodboss.

B．Hewassurehewouldgetmore.

C．Hecouldfinishtheworksoon.

D．Thelastmanwashisgoodfriend.

37．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．Wecan'

tcheatotherpeopleliketheboss.

B．Wemustworkhardtoachieveourdream.

C．Weshouldbegeneroustopeoplearoundus.

D．Weshouldlearntobesatisfiedwithwhatwehave.

C

Startingfrom2019||，Frenchparentswillnolongerbeabletochoosenot

tosendtheirkidstokindergarten（幼儿园）.Itwillbeamust||，as

kindergartenwillbecomepartofthecountry'

scompulsory（义务的）

education.

OnMarch27||，FrenchPresidentEmmanuelMacronannouncedthatchildreninFrancewillstartschoolat3insteadofthecurrentstartingage

of6.

ThischangemeansthatFrancewillhaveoneofthelowestcompulsory

schoolstartingagesinEurope||，alongwithHungary.

Macronsaidthismoveaimstofightinequality（不公平）ineducation.

ParentsinpoorerareasofFrancearelesslikelytosendchildrento

kindergarten.Withthechange||，theywillnothavetoworryaboutthemoney

forschooling||，becauseallFrenchkidswillgotokindergartenforfree.

Thechangewillalsohelpstopterrorisminthefuture.Theearlier

childrenstartschool||，thehighertheirchancesofsuccessandfittinginto

society.Macronpointedoutthatbybuildingschoolsfullofkindnessand

happiness||，Francewillteachyoungkidsnottobeinvolvedinactsofterror.

However||，noteveryonewelcomesthemove.Therearealotofdebates

acrossthecountryaboutwhenchildrenshouldbegintheireducation.

Forexample||，thereisastudythatfoundchildrenwhostartschoollater

aremorelikelytofocusonlearning.Ontheotherhand||，someparents

thinkstartingschoolevenearlier||，forexample||，at2yearsoldwouldbe

better.

38．WhatwillbethestartingageforcompulsoryeducationinFrancein2019?

A．Attheageof2B．Attheageof3

C．Attheageof5.D．Attheageof6.

39．WhatisTRUEaboutthemoveinFranceaccordingtothepassage?

A．Parentsneedtopaymuchfortheirkids'

schooling.

B．Parentscanstilldecidewhentosendkidstokindergarten.

C．Everyoneagreesthatchildrenshouldstarttheireducationearly.

D．Francestartsthemoveinordertohelpkidsgetequaleducation.

40．FromParagraph5||，wecanknowiftheystartschoolsearlier.

A．childrenaremorelikelytofocusonstudy

B．childrencanbecomesuccessfulquickly

C．childrencanlearntostayawayfromterrorism

D．childrencaneasilyfindajobinthesociety

41．Thepassageismainlyabout．

A．thesituationofcompulsoryeducation　　

B．differentwaystostopterrorisminFrance

C．theearlystartforsc