中考二模 北京市东城区中考二模英语试题及答案Word文档下载推荐.docx

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10.Whoarecomingtovisitthefamily?

A.Evan'

scousins.B.Evan'

sfriends.C.Evan'

sgrandparents.

11.What'

sEvan'

smomgoingtodo?

A.Towashthedishes.B.Tocleanthebathroom.C.Totakeouttherubbish.

请听一段对话，完成第12至第13小题。

12.WhatdoesDianado?

A.Sheisatourguide.

B.Sheisabusdriver.

C.Sheisahotelmanager.

13.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A.Dianadoestheworkalone.

B.Dianaenjoystheworkalot.

C.Dianafindstheworktoohard.

请听一段独白，完成第14至第15小题0

Whatcanwelearnfromthespeech?

14.TomisgoingtostudyinEngland.

15.ThespeakerismeetingTomnextweek.

16.Billingshurstisanoldandbeautifultown.

What'

sthespeakerdoing?

A.Givingdirectionstohishouse.

B.Makinganintroductiontoatown.

C.OfferingadviceonavisittoEngland.

听对话，记录关键信息。

本段对话你将听两遍。

（共10分，每小题2分}

请根据所听到的对话内容和提示词语，将所缺的关键信息填写在答题卡的相应位置上。

知识运用（共25分）单项填空。

（共10分，每小题1分）

从下面各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

21.—DoyouknowtheforeignstudentinClass2?

—Yes.She'

sfromAmerica.nameisAlice.

A.HerB.HisC.MyD.Its

22.—Dad,wouldyouliketoplaychesswithme?

—Well,mydear,I'

dloveto,Ihavetowriteareport.

A.forB.andC.butD.or

23.ThedoctortoldMarythatshe________giveupfattyfoodsbecauseitwasbadforherhealth.

A.couldB.shouldC.mightD.would

24.—Whatalovelydog!

_____isit?

—It'

s11yearsold.

A.HowmuchB.HowheavyC.HowlongD.Howold

25.WhileI________dinnerlastnight,Angelacalledmeandaskedabouthomework.

A.haveB.willhaveC.washavingD.amhaving

26.—Jim,doyouwanttocomeoverforlunchtomorrow?

—I'

msorryIcan'

t.Iamoviewithsomefriends.

24.

25

A.amgoingtoseeB.seeC.sawD.haveseen

27.Wecanstartthemeetingnow，asallthepeople________.A.arriveB.havearrivedC.arrivedD.willarrive

28.Lilyisatidygirl.Herroom________cleanallthetime

A.keptB.waskeptC.iskeptD.keeps

29.Mydadusuallystops________anewspaperonhiswayhomeafterwork.

A.tobuyB.buyingC.boughtD.buy

30.—Tellme________myglasses,Sam.

—Theywerejustonthetable,grandma.

A.wherewillyoufindB.whereyouwillfind

C.wheredidyoufindD.whereyoufound

五.完形填空

Lastsummervacation,mybrothergotasetofbedroomfurniture（家具）forhisthirteenthbirthday.Whenitarrived,Ihelpedmyparentsmovedthe__31__furnituretothegarage（车库）.Itwasstillingoodcondition.Ithoughtitmightbeachanceforusto__32__someoneinourcommunity.

Istartedtosearchneighbors,anyonewho__33__abedroomset.Finally,mymomhelpedmecallthelocalelementaryschool.TheytoldmeaboutJaila,asecond–grader,thedaughterofapoorsinglemother.Iwasgivenanaddressandatelephonenumber,andIsoonfoundmyatJaila’s.

ThemomentIwentintoJaila'

sroom,IknewIhadtakenontoobiga__34__.WhenIpushedtheolddooropen，itmadealonghighnoise.Butthedoorwasnothingcomparedwiththerestoftheroom.Someoldpaintwas35thewall.Oneofthewindowswasbroken.Thebedwasjustamattress（床垫）lyingontheoldcarpet（地毯）.Itseemedthattheroomneededmorethanfurniture—it__36__—foracompletemakeover.

ThatdayIspentatleastanhourlookingaroundandwonderinghowIcouldpossibly37theroom.Ihadneverpaintedawall,letalonerecarpetedafloor.Thesecondday,Ireturnedwithalargegroupof38—myGirlScouttroop.Wewenttocollecteverythingneededdoortodoorinourcommunity.Wereplaced,repainted,andredecoratedJaila'

sroom.WesweatedinJaila’shouseformorethantenhourseverydaythatweek.

Themomentwefinished,wecalledJuilaintotheroom.Shejumped,laughedandhuggedeachofus.IturnedtoJailu'

smother,andsawshehadtearsrunningdownherface.

"

Anna,"

Jailacalledmyname_39__.

Yes?

“Welcometomynewroom！

WhenwesawhowhappyJailaandhermotherwere,our__40__disappearedintothinair.Wearereallyproudtomakeasimpledonationaworthwhileexperienceofchangingsomeone'

slife.

31.A.onlyB.oldC.newD.other

32.A.thankB.praiseC.helpD.encourage33.A.madeB.orderedC.repairedD.needed34.A.taskB.mistakeC.familyD.game35.A.withB.offC.inD.across36.A.stoodB.criedC.paidD.cared37.A.fixB.cleanC.emptyD.build

38.A.watchesB.playersC.guidesD.helpers

39.A.bravelyB.nervouslyC.excitedlyD.hopefully

40.A.happinessB.eagernessC.sadnessD.tiredness

阅读理解（共50分）

六、阅读下列短文，根据短文内容，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。

（共30分，每小题2分）

A

TEENWORLDJOBS

Weneedababysittertolookafterourboysaged5and7afterschoolfrom4p.m.-6p.m,MondaytoFriday.

£

40/week

CallMaryon678345211

B

MunchiesCafe

We'

relookingforbreakfastandlunchtimewaitersandwaitressestoworkinourcaf6onSundays.

CallBellaon612398745（8a.m.-4p.m.）

C

Holidayjob

Doyouwanttomakesomeextramoneythissummer?

Doyouspeakanotherlanguage?

WeneedFrench,SpanishorGermanspeakerstoworkforusintheCityMuseumshopfromTuesdaytoFriday.

SendyourCVtocitymuseum@shopjob.Ikj

D

Newspaperround

Weneedyoungpeopletodeliver（送）newspapersonMonday，WednesdayandFridaymorningsbeforeschool.Thepaperroundtakes30minutesinthevillageofClanbrook.Papersmustbedeliveredbefore8a.m.andyoumusthaveyourownbike.

Interested?

SendyourCVtopostoffice@clanbrook.com

41.HowmuchwillyoubepaideveryweekifyoulookafterMary’schildren?

A.£

40.B.£

50.C.£

60.D.£

70.

42.IfyouwanttoworkintheCityMuseumshop,youmust.

A.haveyourownbike

B.speakanotherlanguage

C.beinterestedinmuseums

D.beatworkbefore8:

00a.m.

43.Ifyouwanttoworkbeforegoingtoschoolinthemorning,youcan

A.callMaryon678345211

B.callBellaon612398745

C.sendyourCVtocitymuseum@shopjob.Ikj

D.sendyourCVtopostoffice@clanbrook.com

AlexandEmilyGodfreyhadbeeninJapanwiththeirparentsfornearlyaweek.Theyweretheretovisittheirmother'

soldcollegeroommate,whohadmovedtoJapantoteachEnglish.ThenshefellinlovewiththecountryandmarriedaJapanese.

sourplanfortheafternoon?

askedAlexafterlunchoneday.

Well,“saidMr.Ito,"

wehaveticketsfora4:

00baseballgame.”

“IhadnoideabaseballwaspopularinJapan，”repliedAlex.

Afewhourslater,theItosandtheGodfreyswereseatedinsidethestadiumamongacrowdofexcitedfans.

Arethosecheerleaders?

askedEmily.Shewaspointingtoagroupofmenontheballfieldwholedthecrowdinchantsandcheers.Mrs.Itonodded，“IforgetthatAmericansdon'

thavecheerleadersforbaseballgames.That'

sthedifferencebetweenAmericanandJapanesebaseballculture.“

“Baseballisn'

tmycupoftea，buttoday'

sgamepromisestobeagoodone.ThetwoteamsarethebestinJapan,“Mr.Itoadded.

Oncethegamebegan,EmilyandAlexfoundthegameitselfdidn'

tseemmuchdifferentatallfromtheAmericanbaseballgames.Theyweresurprised，though，toseepeoplewavingAmericanflagsfromtimetotime.

Mr.Itoexplained,“Japaneseteamsareeachallowedtohavethreeforeignplayers.WhenAmericanplayerscomeuptobat，theirfansshowsupportbywavingyourcountry'

sflag."

Attheendofthegame,AlexandEmilyweretired,buttheirmindswereracingwithalltheyhadseeninthegame.

“Didyouhaveagoodday,kids?

askedMrs.Godfrey,turningtoAlexandEmily.

Theynodded.“Aftertoday,IhaveafeelingthatAmericanbaseballmayneverbequiteasinterestingagain."

saidEmily.

44.WhydidAlexandEmilygotoJapan?

A.ToteachEnglish.B.Towatchabaseballgame.

C.Toliveinthecountry.D.Tovisittheirmother'

sfriend.

45.WhatdidAlexandEmilyfindaboutbaseballinJapan?

A.Baseballwasunpopularinthecountry.

B.Japaneseteamshadnoforeignplayers.

C.Japanesehadcheerleadersforbaseballgames.

D.Japanesehaddifferentrulesofbaseballgames.

46.HowdidAlexandEmilyfeelwhentheysawAmericanflags?

A.Surprised.B.Proud.C.Excited.D.Nervous.

47.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Mr.Itowasabaseballfan.

B.AlexandEmilyenjoyedthegame.

C.AlexandEmilyknewnothingaboutbaseball.

D.EmilythoughtAmericanbaseballmoreinteresting.

Technologyhasbecomeanecessaryandimportantpartofourlives.Ithaschangedourlivesgreatly.Inmanyways,itmakeslifemoreconvenientforus：

wecansendmessagesquicklythroughtheInternet,cookmealsinafewminutesinamicrowave,andbooktrainticketsonlineinsteadofwalkingtothestation.However,inourincreasinglytechnology-drivenworld,havewebecomeaddictedtotechnology?

Nottoolongago,manychildrenenjoyedreadingagoodbookintheirsparetime.Nowadays,teenagersaremorelikelytobeseenplayingvideogamesorwatchingtelevision.Somepeopleevensaytheycan'

tgowithoutwatchingtheirfavouriteTVprogramme.

Similarly,sendinglettershasbecomeathingofthepast.Ithasbeenreplacedbyemail,immediatemessagingandothersocialmedia（媒体）.Ithinkthisisahugeshame；

forme,there'

snothingbetterthanreceivingaletterinthepost.Itshowssomeon