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中考英语完形填空科普说明篇含答案
2020年中考英语完形填空(科普说明篇)
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TheearliestmapswereprobablydrawnintheMiddleEast.Someofthesemapshave
(1)andtheyshowusthepeopleatthattimethoughttheearthflat(平的)Astimewentby,thepicturesbecamemoredetailedandmapswereMore
(2)made.Lateron,ancientGreeks(希腊人)usedtheir(3)ofmathandsciencetomakemaps.GreekmapstellustheGreeksknewtheworldwas(4).
Fromsimplepictures,mapmakinghasturnedintoascience.Mapsaremade(5)surveying(勘测)land.Inthe1900s,peoplearoundtheworldstartedtoshareinformationtomake(6)maps.Withthehelpofthephotographstakenfromtheskyandspace,mapsarenowmoreexactlymadethanever.(7)theworldisalwayschanging,wewillalwaysneednewmaps.
Therearemanytypesofmaps,butalmostalluse(8)andpicturestodescribewhataplaceislikewhenthemapismade.AmapusuallytellswhatthePictures(9).Somemapsmayshowthewholeworld.Aroadmapwillhelpyouknowthe(10)fromoneplacetoanother.Othermapsmayusepicturestoshowthetemperatureandpopulationindifferentplaces.
(
)1.A.disappeared
B.survivedC.goneD.left
(
)2.A.slowly
B.simply
C.correctlyD.carelessly
(
)3.A.knowledge
B.courageC.energyD.challenge
(
)4.A.longB.small
C.squareD.round
(
)5.A.intoB.
byC.
ofD.from
(
)6.A.cleaner
B.lighter
C.betterD.older
(
)7.A.Though
B.So
C.UnlessD.Since
(
)8.A.sounds
B.models
C.wordsD.stories
(
)9.A.standfor
B.gofor
C.askforD.waitfor
(
)10.A.weather
B.distanceC.featureD.culture
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Lettingkidslearnmoreaboutscienceatanearlyageiseasierthanyouthink.Itishappeningallaroundus,andyoucan
(1)everydaythingstoencourageyourchildren'sinterest.
Mostparentsbelieveitisdifficulttohelptheirchildrenwithscience.Butyoudon'tneedahighscientific
(2)toteachyourchildrenscience.Allyouneedisthatyou'rewillingtotry,toseetheworld,andto(3)thetimetoencouragetheirnaturalcuriosity(好奇).
Youcanhelpbyhavinganactiveattitude(态度)towardsscienceyourself.Thenstart(4)byaskingyourchildrenquestionsaboutthethingsyouseeeveryday.Andthenlistentotheiranswerswithoutjudging(评判)them,whichwill(5)theirconfidence(自信),andhelpyoudecidejustwhatyourchildrenknowordonotknow.
Differentkidshavedifferentinterest,(6)theyneeddifferentkindsofscienceprojects.
Collectingrocksmayinterestyouryoungdaughter,butyouroldersonmayneedsomethingmoretodealwithit.Knowingyourchildrenisthebestwayto(7)enjoyablelearningactivities.Here
aresomemorepiecesofadvice.
Chooseactivitiesthataretheright(8)ofdifficulty.Ifyouarenotsure,picksomething
easier.
Readthesuggestedagesonanyprojects,books,andthenmakesurethattheactivityis(9)foryourchild.
Letyourchildchoosetheprojectoractivityhimself.It'seasyenoughtoaskratherthanforcehim.Suggestchoosing2Or3thingsyourchildcando.Whenachildpickssomethingheis
(10)in,hewillenjoyitandlearnmorefromit.
(
)1.A.buy
B.make
C.invent
D.use
(
)2.A.degree
B.place
C.brain
D.result
(
)3.A.follow
B.solve
C.take
D.raise
(
)4.A.seriouslyB.simplyC.cheaplyD.completely
(
)5.A.lose
B.create
C.improve
D.believe
(
)6.A.so
B.ifC.thoughD.but
(
)7.A.delete
B.find
C.cancel
D.print
(
)8.A.answer
B.way
C.point
D.level
(
)9.A.proper
B.famous
C.cheap
D.deep
(
)10.A.proud
B.interestedC.knownD.good
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Beingstreetsmartisanimportantskilltohaveandagoodwaytotakecareofyourself.
Alwayscarryyourphonewithyou,butdonotlookat1whileyouarewalking.
Beingabletocommunicateorcallforhelpisimportant,sokeepalistofusefulnumbers.Butputyourphoneawaywhileyouarewalkingsothatyoucankeepyour2upandseewhat's
goingonaround.Ifyoudoneedtocheckyourphone,3andlookatitquickly.
Don'twearearphones4youareout.Ifyouhaveto5somethingwhenyou're
out,useonlyoneearphoneorplayitataverylowvolume(音量).
Travelwith6orfamilymemberswhenpossibleandnevergoanywherewithastranger.It's7tobecarefulwithstrangers.Remembernottogetintoastranger'scarif
theycallyouover.
8darkandoutofthewayplaces.Donottakeshortcutsthroughdarkareas,evenifitwillmakeyourtripmuchfaster.Ifyouhavetogotounsafeplaces,go9someoneyouknoworspeaktosomeoneoverthephonewhileyouarethere.
Runandshoutifyoufeelunsafe.Runawayasfastasyoucantowardsapolicestation,hospital,ornearbybusinessfor10.Shoutasloudlyasyoucantogettheattentionof
peoplenearby.
()1.A.meB.itC.himD.her
()2.A.headB.noseC.handsD.arms
()3.A.walkB.runC.stopD.start
()4.A.thoughB.unlessC.untilD.while
()4.A.lookforB.waitforC.listentoD.talkto
()6.A.parentsB.brothersC.sistersD.friends
()7.A.importantB.impossibleC.boringD.interesting
()8.A.FindB.AvoidC.VisitD.Clean
()9.A.toB.forC.withD.without
()10.A.helpB.drinkC.moneyD.medicine
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Fewpeoplelikechangingtheirhabits,goodorbad.Whetheritissmoking,drinkingorover-eating,they
(1)"enjoying"themtotheend.
Oneverypacketofcigarettes(香烟),peoplearewarnedagainstthe
(2)ofsmoking.
"Warning:
CigaretteSmokingIsDangeroustoYourHealth".(3),millionsofthemstartsmokingorgoonsmoking.Why?
Factsshowthatfamiliesandsurroundings(环境)playaveryimportantpartIn(4)smokers.Allthosesmokerscomefromsmokingfamiliesorhavesmoking(5)0rrelatives.FilmsandTVplaysalsoplayapart.People(6)their"heroes"onTVdrinkingalcohol(酒)orsmokingcigarettes.'6Heroes"seemtoFear(7),neitherkillingthemselvesnorkillingotherswithalcohol
andcigarettes.Iftheyarenotafraidoftheharmofsmokinganddrinking,(8)shouldcommonpeoplebeafraid?
Thesimplewarningonthecigarettepacketdoesnotinfluencesmokers'habits.Even(9)warnings,likeshowingpicturesofsmokerswhohavediedofcancer,don'tseemtowork.Knowingandbelievingseemtobetwo(10)things.Ifsmokingisreallyasharmfulasdoctorssay,itistimeforsmokerstothinkaboutitandtrytogiveitup!
()1.A.stopB.continueC.finishD.avoid
()2.A.chancesB.excusesC.causesD.dangers
()3.A.MoreoverB.AlsoC.HoweverD.Otherwise
()4.A.influencingB.explainingC.improvingD.describin;
()5.A.parentsB.unclesC.brothersD.friends
()6.A.hearB.catchC.watchD.face
()7.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everything
()8.A.whatB.howC.whenD.why
(
)9.A.stronger
B.worse
C.longer
D.harder
(
)10.A.similar
B.pleasant
C.different
D.boring
5)
Manykidswanttohelpkeeptheenvironmentcleanbutdon'tknowwheretostart.
(1),eventhesimplesteverydayactivitiescanmakearealdifferencetotheenvironment.Hereishow:
Don'tlitter.Littercan
(2)0urwaterandthatcoulddoharmtousandtowildlife.
.Recyclebottles,paperandplastic.Thisisagood(3)todevelopandcanreallymakeadifference.
.(4)turnofflightsandelectronicdevices(设备)whentheyarenotbeingused.
.Useyour(5)orwalktonearbylocationsratherthanridinginacar.Encourageyourfriendsandfamilyto(6)thesame.
.Don'tthrowyouroldclothesortoysaway.Give(7)toalocalcharity(慈善组织)ora
friendthatmayneedthem.
.(8)wastingplasticbagsbybringingyourownreusableclothbagstostores.
.Ifyouseelitter,(9).
.Byfollowingthesetipsandusingtheminyoureverydaylife,youwillmaketheworlda(10)place.It'snevertoolatetostart,andwhatbettertimeistherethanrightnow?
(
)1.A.Atfirst
B.IntheendC.InfactD.Asaresult
(
)2.A.pollute
B.use
C.clean
D.waste
(
)3.A.interest
B.plan
C.skill
D.habit
(
)4.A.Still
B.Even
C.Always
D.Never
(
)5.A.train
B.plane
C.car
D.bike
()6.A.doB.lookC.sayD.wear
()7.A.itB.themC.thisD.that
()8.A.KeepB.TryC.EnjoyD.Avoid
()9.A.lookitupB.pickitupC.putitupD.fixitup
()10.A.biggerB.GreenerC.morepeacefulD.moremodem
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Doyouknowthatthe“HappyBirthdaytoYou”songisthefirstsongsunginouterspace?
ApolloIXastronauts1itonMarch8,1969.ItisoneofthemostpopularEnglishsongsof
alltime.Here'sthestorybehindit.
ThesongwaswrittenbytwosistersfromKentucky,MildredandPattySmithHill.Itwasfirstpublishedunderthe2of“GoodMorningtoAll”3inItiw9susedasaclassroom3_.Teacherssangiteachdaytowelcometheirstudentstotheclassroom.
Thecomposer,MildredHill,wasaconcertpianist.HersisterPattySmithHillwrotetheoriginal(最初的)lyrics(歌词)forthesongwhileshewasateacherinakindergarteninLouisville,Kentucky,whereMildredalso4.
TheHillsisterscopyrighted(取得版权)theirsongonOctober16,1893.However,itappeared
5_theiragreementinRobertH.Coleman'ssongbookonMarch4,1924.Colemanchangedpartofthelyricstosay,“HappyBirthdayto,You6_thesongstillhaditsoriginaltitle.Thesong
wasthenpublishedseveraltimesoverthenexttenyears,oftenwithsmall7inthelyrics.In1934,whenthesongwassungeverynightinaBroadwayMusical,anotherHillsister,Jessica,wenttocourt(法院)overthecopyrightproblemofthesong.Shewas8aboutthetheftofthesongandthefailuretopaytohersisters.She9hercase.TheHillfamilyownedtherightstothemelodyandhadtobe10everytimethesongwaspartofacommercial(商业的)production.
TheHillsisters,whodevotedtheirlivestoeducatingchildren,couldneverimaginethatthesimplelittl