呼和浩特市中考英语卷Word格式.docx

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Butit’smoreimportanttolearnitby．A．my;

yourselfB．my;

youC．me;

youD．me;

yourself

3．—It’sMrZhang’snewmovie．ButIthinkit’smoremeaningfulthanhisothers．

—Iagreewithyou．Hislatestmoviehascometohishighest．

A．spiritsB．standardC．treasureD．development

4．Dianacan’tgotothefarmwithherclassmatesbecausesheabadcold．

A．willcatchB．iscatchingC．hascaughtD．iscaught

5．Doyoufindyourselfgettingimpatientorwithpeopleoverunimportantthings?

A．boredB．boringC．tiringD．angrily

6．mysurprise，thetwinshavenothingcommon．

A．With;

inB．To;

inC．In;

inD．To;

of

7．—Thepriceofvegetablessoquicklythesedays．

—Oh，no，butIdon’tthinkso．

A．affordB．risesC．improvesD．raise

8．—ThewomanovertherelookslikeourEnglishteacher．

—Itbeher．She’shavingameetinginBeijingnow．

A．maynotB．mustn’tC．shouldn’tD．can’t

9．youmustgoandplayfootball，atleastwaituntilschoolisover．

A．IfB．WhetherC．UnlessD．Sothat

10．—People，especiallytheyoung，bytheirfriends．

—That’strue．Friendsplayanimportantpartineveryone’slife．

A.easilyinfluencesB．iseasilyinfluenced

C．areeasilyinfluencedD．influencedeasily

11．—Manypeopletalkabout“Didi”．Ireallywonder．

—Justcalltoorderataxithroughitonyourmobilephone．A．howcanIuseitB．howIcanuseitC．whypeopleuseitD．whydopeopleuseit

12．—Hi，Susan!

Whatareyougoingtododuringthesummerholiday?

—I’mgoingtocookingbecauseIlikeeatingdeliciousfood．

A．cleanupB．putupC．takeupD．makeup

13．—Manyboystudentsthinkphysicsisgeography．

—Iagree．I’mweakingeography．

A．muchdifficultthanB．asdifficultas

C．lessdifficultthanD．moredifficultthan

14．—Doyouliketheweeklytalkshow，TheReaders，onCCTV?

—Sure．It’sagreatTVprogrampurposeistobringthehabitofreadingbackintothepublic．

A．whichB．thatC．whatD．whose

15．—Hey，man!

Canyoubelievethat?

OurChineseFootballTeambeattheSouthAfrican

Teamlastnight．

—Wehaven’tbeatenthemformanyyears．A．Nowonder!

B．Whatapity!

C．Areyoujoking?

D．Guesswhat?

II．完型填空：

（共20小题；

每小题1分，满分20分）

A

Atone-deaf（五音不全）teenagerhassurprisedhisfamilybysuddenlybeingabletoplaymusicwhileaftersufferingaconcussion（脑震荡）．

Gordon，ahighschoolstudent，nowcanplay13instruments—16hehasneverlearnedmusic．

Asasmallchild，helovedsports，dreamedofplayinglacrosse（长曲棍球）asacareer，

andhadno17inmusic．

“Hereallyhadnomusical18，”hismothertoldthereporter．“WhenheplayedlacrossewithalocalteaminGradeSix，he19backwardsandhurtthebackofhishead20theground．”

“Iremember21andthenIfeltreallydazed（恍惚的），”hetoldthereporter．“I

didn’treallyunderstandsomething22hadhappened．”

Thedoctorstoldhimhecouldreturntothe23．Hedidso，butunluckilyhewentontosuffer24coupleofhardhitstothehead，whichsenthimtothehospitalagain．

Afterthatthedoctorstoldhimhecouldn’tplaysportsanymore，buttherewasonegoodsideeffect:

hisnew-found25．

“NowIcanplaymanyinstruments，suchaspiano，guitarandviolin．Musicisthethingthatgetsmeupinthemorning，”hesaid

16．A．so

B．and

C．because

D．though

17．A．interest

B．interested

C．interesting

D．interestedly

18．A．problem

B．difficulty

C．instrument

D．talent

19．A．falls

B．felt

C．fell

D．wasfalling

20．A．above

B．below

C．along

D．against

21．A．gettingup

B．givingup

C．togetup

D．togiveup

22．A．good

B．bad

C．wonderful

D．boring

23．A．classroom

B．hospital

C．concert

D．field

24．A．another

B．other

C．theother

D．others

25．A．hobby

B．illness

C．habit

D．skill

B

Highschooldoesnotencouragestudentstoknowaboutthenewthingsinlife，butcollegesetsthestageforit．Imyselfwentthroughthis26process（过程）andfoundsomethingthathaschangedmyexperienceatcollegeforthebetter:

IdiscoveredASL—AmericanSignLanguage．

Ineverfeltitnecessarytolearnanysignlanguagebefore．Allofmyfamilymemberscanhear，andsoareallmyfriends．The27languagewasenough．Littlebylittle，Idiscoveredmy28forASL．

The29beganduringmyfirstweekatcollege．IwatcheditcarefullywhentheASLclubperformedtheirtranslationofasong．Boththehandmovementsandtheideaofcommunicatingwithoutspeakingattractedme．WhatIsawwascompletelydifferentfromanythingIhadexperiencedinthepast．Thisnewformofcommunicationjustmademewantmore．

Afterthat，feelingtheneedto30further，IdecidedtojoinoneofASLclubs．Ionlylearnedhowtoexpressmyfeelings31myhandsaboutthelettersthatday．Althoughmyprocesswas32，Iwasn’tdisappointedaboutit．Ithentriedmybesttotakepartinthoseclub’smeetingsandlearnedallIcould．

Thefollowingterm，IdecidedtobeamemberofanASLclass．Theprofessorwasdeafandanytalkingwasn’t33．Isoonrealizedthatsilencewasnotunpleasant．34，iftherehadbeenanytalking，itwouldhavecausedtolearnless．Now，Ienjoythesilenceandthe35wayofcommunication．

26．A．talking

B．planning

C．searching

D．looking

27．A．body

B．spoken

C．written

D．foreign

28．A．love

B．question

C．need

D．goal

29．A．map

B．trip

C．story

D．task

30．A．askabout

B．knowabout

C．worryabout

D．talkabout

31．A．at

B．on

C．in

D．with

32．A．ready

B．slow

C．common

D．nervous

33．A．allowed

B．welcomed

C．turned

D．repeated

34．A．Finally

B．Besides

C．Instead

D．However

35．A．easy

B．popular

C．new

D．quick

III．阅读理解:

（共25小题；

每小题2分，满分50分）

Littlestreamrandownfromahighmountainthroughmanyvillagesandforests．Thenitreachedadesert，“Iwentthroughsomanydifficulties．Ishouldhavenoproblemcrossingthedesert，”shethought．Asshestarted，shefoundherselfslowlydisappearingintothesand．Aftermanytries，shestillfailed．“MaybeIcan’treachtheocean，”shesaidsadlytoherself．

Atthistime，adeepvoicesaid，“Ifabreeze（微风）cancrossthedesert，socanariver．”

Itwasthevoiceofthedesert．Butthelittlestreamanswered，“Abreezecanfly，butIcan’t．”“That’sbecauseyoucan’tgiveupwhatyouare．Letyourselfevaporate（蒸发）intothebreeze，anditcantakeyouacross，”saidthedesert．“GiveupwhatIamnow?

No!

”Thelittlestreamcouldnotacceptthisidea．“Thebreezecancarrythevapor（蒸汽）acrossthedesertandletitleaveasrain．Therainwillformariveragain，”saidthedesert．“Andwhetheryouareariverorvapor，yournatureneverchanges．”Hearingthis，thelittlestreamwentintotheopen

armsofthebreeze．Itcarriedhertothenextstageofherlife．

Thecourseofourlivesisliketheexperienceofthelittlestream．Ifyouwanttogothroughdifficultiesinyourlifetoheadforsuccess，youshouldalsochangethewayyouare．

36．Thelittlestreamplannedtoreach．

A．theforestB．theriverC．thedesertD．theocean

37．Thelittlestreambeforeshecrossedthedesert．

A．didn’tmeetanydifficulties

B．wasconfidentaboutherselfC．wasworriedaboutherselfD．knewwellaboutthedesert

38．Atfirst，thelittlestreamdidn’tacceptthedesert’sadvicebecause．

A．shefailedmanytimes

B．shewasafraidofthenature

C．shewasn’tabletochangehernature

D．shewouldn’tchangethewayshewas

39．Thelittlestreamfinallycrossedthedesertby．

A．evaporatingintothebreezeB．formingariverC．disappearingintothesandD．changinghernature

40．Whatdoesthestorymainlytellus?

A．Theroadtosuccessisn’talwayseasyandsmooth．

B．Whateverotherssay，weshouldalwaysbeourselves．

C．Tosucceed，weshouldthinkaboutthingsinadifferentway．

D．Tosucceed，weshouldfollowothers’advice．

I’dplannedtospendmyweekendinthesun，plantingflowersoutdoors．Butthatwasbeforethepairofcrows（乌鸦）．Outofnowhere，theyhadsetuptheirbasecampinourgarden．

WefirstdiscoveredthecrowsonFridaymorning．Itwasearly，andthesoundthebirdsmadetraveledthroughourneighborhood．Ithoughtthey’dgoawaysoon．But，no．Theyweregettinglouderandprobablymademyneighborsangrynearlyasmuchasuswiththenoise．Ifeltalittledisappointed．

Then，onSundayafternoon，IlookedoutofthekitchenwindowtoseeourdogQuatchiwatchingsomethingontheground．Ifoundasmallcoal-blackbirdinthegrass．Itseyesweremilky，anditstayedperfectlystillasmydoginchedtowardsit．OnlywhenQuatchitouchedhisnosetoitsheaddiditwalkaway．Igrabbedthedogandlockedhiminsideandcamebackwithmycamera．

Ineverthoughtthattheyoungwouldbehangingoutontheground，growingandgainingstrengthasitsparentsguardeditfromabove．ThesecondIsawthislittlebirdIforgave（原谅）thecrows．

Tobehonest，I’veneverbeenmuchofabirdperson．Ialsohaveahealthyrespectforbirds．They’rebasicallylivingdinosaurs（恐龙）．

Iwishthey’dchosenanothergarden．ThereareonlysomanysunnydaysinSeattle，andIstillcan’tdoanygardeningoutthere．ButI’malsothankfulthatIgottoseethislittlebitofnature．It’sprettyamazing．

Theexperiencehasalsostrengthenedmywishtocreateabeautifulgardenthatattractslotsofbees，butterflies，andyes，birds．Theyarewelcomehere．

41．Thearrivalofthetwocrows．

A．angeredthewriter’sneighbors

B．madethewriter’sdogmad

C．washarmfultothewriter’sgarden

D．broketheorderofthewriter’slife

42．Whydidthewriterlo