江苏省南通通州区届中考英语二模试题一Word格式.docx

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A.atB.inC.forD.on

3.—Mike,canIborrowyourdictionary?

Ilost▲yesterday.

—Sure.Hereyouare.

A.mineB.yoursC.itD.one

4.Whichwayis▲,thewaytotherightortheonetotheleft?

A.shortB.shorterC.shortestD.theshortes

t

5.Westilldoexerciseeverymorning,▲itisveryhotoutside.

A.soB.butC.althoughD.because

6.—IsthisPeter’svolleyball?

—It▲behis.Hedoesn’tlikevolleyballatall.

A.mustn’tB.can’tC.shouldD.may

7.Alltheseatsinthelibraryareemptynow.Youmaytake▲ofthem.

A.bothB.neitherC.anyD.none

8.—Whatdoyouthinkofhiswords?

—Whathesaidsounds▲.

A.friendlyB.nicelyC.pleasantlyD.wonderfully

9.Look!

Someone▲upthehallandwecanjustrelax!

A.iscleaningB.wascleaningC.cleanedD.hascleaned

10.Don’tmakeyoursondotoomuchhomework.▲,heisonlyseven.

A.FirstofallB.AboveallC.AfterallD.Inall

11.—Whatdidyousaveyourmoneyfor?

—▲aLongmandictionary.

A.TobuyB.BuyC.BuyingD.Bought

12.—I’vemadelittleprogressinEnglishthisterm.

—Don’tworry.▲.

A.It’snevertoooldtolearnB.Romewasn’tbuiltinaday

C.WellbegunishalfdoneD.Theearlybirdcatchestheworm

13.Doyouknowthatthefirstbasketballgameinhistory▲in1891?

A.playsB.playedC.isplayedD.wasplayed

14.—Couldyoutellme▲?

—It’snexttothepostoffice.Youcanwalkthere.

A.whendoesthelibraryopenB.whenthelibraryopens

C.whereisthelibraryD.wherethelibraryis

15.—Iamafraidtheworkistoodifficultformetofinishbymysel

f.

—▲!

A.WelldoneB.Don’tgiveitupC.HaveagooddayD.Noproblem

二、完形填空（本题共15小题；

每小题1分，满分15分）　

请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。

MyDream

MyparentsalwaystoldmethatIcouldn’tdance,becauseitwasagirl’ssport.ButInevergaveupmydreamofbecomingadancingstar.Ipracticed

16,learningfrombooks,moviesandshows.However,withoutmyparents’support,that17seemedimpossibletoreach.

Onesummer,mylittlesisterMarywasgoingtodancelessons.IimmediatelyaskedmyparentswhetherIcouldtakehertothelessonsonmybike.Whatagood 

18tolearndancing!

Oneafternoon,IwaspracticinganewdanceinmyroomwhenMarywalkedin.

“What’sthematter,Mary?

”Istopped19.“Denis,youareagreatdancer!

Canyouhelpme?

”“Whatisit?

”I 

20.

“There’llbeadancingshowinmyschool,buttheboys

thinkI’mslow,andnoneofthemwantstobemypartner.Couldyoudancewithmeforit?

”Shelookedatme,21formyreply.

“Youcanbeagooddancer!

22 

her.“Let’sshowthosepeoplethattheyhavebeenwrongallalong.”

Inthefollowingmonths,wepracticedeveryevening, 

23 

frommyparents.IwashavingafantastictimeandsoonMaryimprovedalot.

Finallycamethebigday.Ibecame 

24whenIheardmyparentswouldcometowatchtheshow.Asthe25began,Itookadeepbreathandtriedtocalmdown.Wemovedperfectly,shiningwith 

26.Fromthecheeringofthecrowd,Iwassurewehadbeen27.

Myheartwas 

28wildlywhenIsawmyfathercomingtowardsme.Heputhishandonmyshoulder.“Welldone,son.Thoughitishardformetoadmit（承认）it,Ihavetosayyouarebornto 

29.Goforitandmakeusproud.”

I’dbeenwaitingforthismomentforsolong.Iknewthattheroadaheadwasn’tgoingtobeeasy,butIwouldn’tgiveup.Iwanted30moreinlifethantodance.

16. 

A.loudly 

B.slowly 

C.safely 

D.secretly

17. 

A.dream 

B.life 

C.order 

D.subject

18. 

A.result 

B.chance 

C.wish 

D.message

19.A.readingB.singingC.dancingD.drawing

20. 

A.repeated 

B.imagined 

C.wondered 

D.guessed

21.A.lookingB.waitingC.askingD.caring

22. 

A.encouraged 

B.expected 

C.accepted 

D.influenced

23. 

A.preventing 

B.hiding 

C.learning 

D.hearing

24. 

A.nervous 

B.bored 

C.relaxed 

D.excited

25.A.dancingB.partyC.musicD.lesson

26. 

A.surprise 

B.luck 

C.humour 

D.pride

27.A.stupidB.successfulC.livelyD.different

28. 

A.singing 

B.jumping 

C.beating 

D.cheering

29. 

A.play 

B.fly 

C.travel 

D.dance

30.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything

三、阅读理解（本题共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。

A

Storybirdisveryusefultowriters,readers,andartistsofallages.Itencourageswritersofanyagetoturnthoseimagesintofreshstories.MillionsofmembersuseStorybirdformillionsofthings.Thinkingofjoining?

Here’showpeopleuseStorybird.

Avais13andwritesstoriesforherfriendsatschoolandonStorybird.She’sentered11competitions,andhas351followerswholoveherfunnystories.

Kate’ssonisfiveandlovespoemswhileher9-year-olddaughterreadsadventureandfamilystories.TheyuseStorybird’sfreelibraryandfollowtheirfavoritewriters.

MarieteachesEnglishinherschoolinSweden.SheusesStorybird’sfreeclasstoolstomanagestudentsandbuildalibraryofbeautifulstories.

NidhiisanartistlivinginSanFrancisco.Shesellsherartonherwebsiteandiscreatingherownbooksandcomics.Nidhi’sartworkisalsoonStorybird,whereithasthousandsofstoriesandearnshermoneybyherartwork.

31.Kate’schildrenuseStorybird’sfree▲toreadpoemsandstories.

A.libraryB.classC.websiteD.tools

32.WhoearnshermoneybysellingherworkonStorybird?

A.Ava.B.Kate.C.Marie.D.Nidhi.

33.Storybirdmaybe▲.

A.thenameofalibraryB.thenameofabook

C.thenameofawebsiteD.thenameofatool

B

Howcanyouchangenegativethoughts?

Manypeoplesuggestchangingyourattitude（态度）bythinkingofsomethingbrightandhappy.

However,scientistsfromQueen’sUniversityinCanadasaidthattheremightbeanotherway:

bywalkinglikeahappyperson.

“Itisnotsurprisingthatourmoodandthewaywefeelaffects（影响）

howwewalk,butwewanttoseewhetherthewaywemovealsoaffectshowwefeel,”explainedNikolausTroje,theleadscientist,toTheIndependent.

Scientistsbelievedthatthewaywerememberemotional（令人动情的）messagesisaffectedbyourmood.Thosewhosufferfromdepression（抑郁）remembernegativeinformationfarmoreeasilythanpositivemessages,especiallywhentheinformationisaboutthem.

Inordertoprovethis,Trojeandhisteamusedcamerastoobserve47peoplewalkingonthetreadmill（跑步机）.Halfofthepeoplewereencouragedtomimic（模仿）adepressivewalkingstyle,whiletheotherhalfmovedlikeahappyperson.Walkingspeedwaskeptequalforbothgroups.

Duringthetimeonthetreadmill,thescientistsreadoutalistofpositiveandnegativewords,askingpeopletodecidewhetherornoteachworddescribedthemwell.Afterwards,peoplewereaskedtoreciteasmanyofthewordsastheycouldremember.

Asexpected,thosewhohadbeenmimickingadepressedwalkrecalledmorenegativewordsthanthosethathadbeenwalkinginahappymanner.

Thisfindingmeansthatourwalkinfluencesthewayweprocessinformation.Andthescientistsbelievethatusingahappywalkingstylecouldhelpwithtreatmentfordepression.

34.Whichofthefollowingisclosestinthemeaningtotheunderlinedword“negative”inthefirstparagraph?

A.sadandinactiveB.angryandnervous

C.patientandstraightD.lonelyandboring

35.WhatnewwaydidscientistsfromQueen’sUniversitypossiblyfindtochangenegativethoughts?

A.Doingsomethinghappy.B.Walkinglikeahappyperson.

C.Thinkingofsomethingbright.D.Thinkingaboutbeingahappyperson.

36.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutTroje’stest?

A.The47peoplewalkedonthetreadmill.

B.Thetwogroupswalkedatdifferentspeeds.

C.Halfofthepeoplewalkedinahappywalkingstyle.

D.Anotherhalfwalkedinadepressivewalkingstyle.

37.Accordingtothestory,thefindingcanhelp▲.

A.improveone’slivingskillsB.recordpeople’shappymemory

C.changeaperson’swalkinghabitD.treatpatientswithdepression

C

Doyouknowelectricitycanchangethewaywetastefood?

Don’tfeelsurprisedatthefact.AspecialelectricforkinventedbyJapaneseresearcherscouldmakeanydishtastesalty.

AccordingtoHiromiNakamura,aPostDoctorResearcheratMeijiUniversityofJapan,thetechnologycanbeveryusefulforpeoplewithspecialeatinghabits.Forexample,thesickwithhighbloodpressure（高血压）caneasilydevelopalow-salteatinghabitandstillenjoydeliciousfood.Andwiththefork,there’stotallynorisko

fover-saltingtheirfood.Luckily,thevoltage（电压）issosmallthatitissafetousethefork.

TheideaofaddingelectricitytofoodwasfirstshowntopublicasanexperimentattheComputerHumanInteractionConferenceinAustin,Texas,in2012.Nakamuraandherteamconnectedawire（导线）toa9-voltbattery（电池）andpasseditthroughastraw（吸管）placed 

in 

a 

cup 

of 

sweetlemonade. 

Volunteers 

reported 

that 

thelemonadetastednotassweetasitusuallywas,becausetheelectricitycreatedthetasteofsalt.

Nakamurahasimprovedthetechnologytobe