浙江省嘉兴市中考英语真题试题含答案.docx

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浙江省嘉兴市中考英语真题试题含答案

第三节：

听下面一段独白，从A、B、C三个选项中选择正确的选项，回答问题。

1.WhatisTom’sweekendjob?

A.Toprintnewspapers.B.Tosellnewspapers.C.Tohandoutnewspapers.

2.WheredoesTomputthenewspapersonrainydays?

A.Onthebookshelves.B.Inthemilkboxes.C.Intheletterboxes.

3.WhydoesTomfixalightontohisbike?

A.Becausehehaspooreyesight.

B.Becausehewantstomakehisbikenicer.

C.Becauseheoftencan’tfinishthetaskuntilafterdark.

4.HowfarisTom’sworkingarea?

A.Closetohisschool.B.Closetohishome.C.Veryfarfromhishome.

5.WhichwordcanbestdescribeTom?

A.Lazy.B.Friendly.C.Hard-working.

二、完形填空（本题有15小题；每小题1分；共计15分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Itwasthesummerbeforemythirdgrade.Ourgirls’softballteamwasfacingrealpitchers（投球手）16thefirsttime.Beforethat,wecouldjusthittheballonthetee（球座）.Whenthecoachstartedpitching,hitting

became17forme.Imissedeverysinglepitch.Fromtheside,IheardmyteammateEmilylaugh

ingat18.Myfacegothotandmythroat

feltlikeithadasoftballstuckin.Atthatmoment,Iwasstartingto19playingsoftball.

Thenextafternoon,whenMumsaiditwastimetoplaythegame,ItoldherIwas20.Sheallowedmetoliedownforawhile.SoIwenttomyroomand21myselfinbed.ThiswasdifficultformebecauseIwasfineandjust22toavoidsoftball.

SoonMumcameinandsaid,“Timetogo!

”Shedidn’tevenaskifIfelt23.IimaginedEmilylaughingfromthesideline,and24Ireallydidfeelsicktomystomach.Ibegancryingloudly.Still,MumpulledmyteamT-shirtovermyhead.Shesaid,“Youhaveto25fortherestoftheseason,andonlyafterthatwecantalkabout26you’llcontinuenextyear.”SheaddedthatpracticewaswhatIneeded,not27.Shepromisedtopracticewithme.

Igottwohitsthatafternoon,andEmilydidn’tmakea28.Everyweekafterthat,Ipracticedathome29Igottobeoneofthebesthittersontheteam.

That30taughtmebeingafraidispartoflife,andIcandowhateverisexpectedofmeifIkeepworkingandpracticing.

6.A.forB.byC.fromD.about

7.A.noisyB.naturalC.hardD.possible

8.A.himB.themC.meD.us

9.A.rememberB.hateC.enjoyD.practice

10.A.boredB.sickC.shyD.sad

11.A.helpedB.dressedC.threwD.taught

12.A.failedB.wantedC.refusedD.offered

13.A.saferB.betterC.warmerD.happier

14.A.usuallyB.probablyC.carefullyD.suddenly

15.A.playB.breakC.shareD.relax

16.A.whatB.whereC.whichD.whether

17.A.wakingupB.hurryingupC.givingupD.speakingup

18.A.planB.soundC.choiceD.decision

19.A.untilB.unlessC.afterD.though

20.A.accidentB.businessC.relationshipD.experience

三、阅读理解（本题有15小题；每小题2分；共计30分）阅读下面四篇短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

A

21.ThemembersoftheStylingClubwillmeeteveryweek.

A.onehourB.twohoursC.threehoursD.fourhours

22.ThememberswilllearnhowtointheStylingC

lub.

A.dressproperlyB.visitwebsites

C.makebeautifulclothesD.organizeschoolactivities

23.willmostprobablyjointheStylingClub.

A.Kidswhodreamtobewebdesigners

B.Teacherswhoexpecttolearnskincare

C.Studentswhohopetolookfashionable

D.Parentswhowishtoimprovemake-upskills

B

Aroundtheworld,thereareabout7,000NationalParks.Mostofthemcoverhugeareasoflandwherenobodylives.However,theNationalParksinEnglandincludeplaceswherepeopleliveandwork,aswellaswildareaswheretherearefewhumanactivities.

TheNationalParksinEnglandarecalled“England’sBreathingSpaces”becausetheyareplaceswherepeoplecangotobeintheopenair,awayfromthedirtandnoiseofcities.Theyprovidew

onderfulscenesofmountains,woods,grasslandsandwetlands.AndthereareplentyofactivitiestodoinalloftheNationalParksinEngland.Visitorscanwalkorridebikesforfun.Manyoftheparksputonactivitiesforfamilies.

Everyyearthereareabout110millionvisitorstotheparks,bringingmanybenefits（益处）tothe

areas.Atthesametime,itcreatesproblemstoo.First,lifecanbedifficultforlocalpeople.Carparksandroadsaretoocrowded.Giftshopsandcafestaketheplaceofmanyeverydayshops.Evenhousepricesinsomeareascanbecometoohigh.Besides,countryroadscanbedamaged,fortoomanypeoplewalk,cycleorridehorsesonthem.Roadscanberebuilt,butthentheylooklessnatural.AnotherbigproblemtotheNationalParksislitter.Intheparksitisadangertowildanimals.Brokenglasscanalsocausefiresbyfocusingtheraysofthesun.Suchfiresinwildplacescanbeoutofcontrol.

▲?

AllNationalParksinEnglandaremakingmorerules,whichtellpeoplehowtotakegoodcareoftheirenvironment.Iftheserulesarefollowed,theNationalParkswillbewellkeptandcontinuetogivepleasuretomanypeopleforaverylongtime.

24.VisitorstotheNationalParksinEnglandcan.

A.givefoodtowildanimalsB.drivecarsonthegrasslands

C.enjoyfreshairandpeacefultimeD.havefunfarmingwithlocalpeople

25.Thethirdparagraphmainlytellsus.

A.theproblemsoftheNationalParksB.thepollutioncausedbyvisitors

C.thedevelopmentoftheNationalParksD.thebenefitsbroughtbyvisitors

26.WhichofthefollowingisthebestsentencetofillintheblankinParagraph4?

A.WhatcanpeoplegetB.Howcanpeoplehelp

C.WhataretheNationalParkslikeD.HowaretheNationalParkssetup

27.Thepassageisprobablytakenfromthepartofamagazine.

A.transportB.wildlifeC.historyD.geography

Haveyoueverbeeninaconflict（冲突）?

Doyouknowhowtosolveit?

Conflictresolutionisapeacefulwayoftryingtosolveaconflict.Bothsidesintheconflictexplainwhattheythinkhappenedtocauseit.Thepersonwholistenstobothsidesiscalledthemediator（调解人）.

Afterbothsidestellwhattheythinkhappenedtocausetheconflict,theydiscusswaystosolveit.Theytrytocomeupwitha“resolution”thatbothsidesagreeto.Theycannotbeangryduringthecommunication.Everyoneshouldusegoodlisteningandattendingskillswhiletalking.Ifvoicesgettooloudoritap

pearsthatsomeoneisangry,themediatorwillspeakupandhavethemtreateachotherwithrespect.Afterdifferentsuggestionsaresharedinhowtomediatetheconflict,itistimefor

discussingthebestsolution（解决办法）.

Hereisanexampleofhowconflictresolutionworksstepbystepinaschoolplaygroundsetting:

●Someonesaysastudentpushedhimonthefootballfield.

●Thepersonwhowasaccusedasthe“pusher”saysitwasactuallyanaccident.

●Thepersonwhowaspushedgetsthemediator.

●Themediatortakesthetwopersonstoaquieterplace

awayfromotherstotalk.

●Themediatorcalmsthemdownandletsthe

mknowheunderstandstheirfeelings.

●

Eachpersondescribeswhathappened.

●Themediatorrepeatswhatheheard,soitiscleartoeveryone.

●Themediatorasksforideastosolvetheproblem.

●Thetwopersonsoffertheirownsolutions.

●Thetwopersonshaveadiscussionandcometoanagreement.

●Themediatormakessurethepersonsfollowthesolution.

●Themediatorofferspraiseforsolvingtheproblem.

Conflictresolutioncanbeusedinmanyenvironments.Itencouragespeopletotellwhatreallyhappened,tosharetheirfeelings,andtoworktogetherpeacefullytosolvetheproblem.Itofferspeopleworkablestepstoreachanagreementwiththehelpofamediator.

28.Accordingtothepassage,iftwostudentshavehadafight,theyhadbetter.

A.callthepoliceB.getamediator

C.askparentsforideasD.describethefighttoteachers

29.Inconflictresolution,themediator’sjobisto.

A.describewhatreallyhappenedtobothsides

B.helpbothsidesreachanagreementinaproperway

C.listentobothsidesandthenpunishthetroublemaker

D.writedownwhatbothsideshaveexplainedinthecommunication

30.Theunderlinedwords“wasaccused”inthispassagemightmean“”inChinese.A.被惩罚B.被轻视C.被指责D.被否定

31.Thewritergivestheexampleinthepassageinorderto.

A.showhowamediatorworksinafootballmatch

B.helpusknowtheimportanceofamediatorindailylife

C.showhowconflictresolutionisusedindifferentenvironments

D.helpusclearlyund

erstandtheworkablestepsinconflictresolution

KathycouldstillrememberthenightshehadtoleaveherhomeinHungary.ItwasthebeginningofWorldWarIIandherfamilyhadtoleavetheircountryassoonaspossible.Shequicklyfilledabagwithafewpiecesofclothing,herdiary,andhertreasure—abeautifulsilkscarf.

Kathyandherbestfriend,Monica,hadaskedtheirparentstobuythemmatchingscarves.Theyeachwouldwearthescarvesasasymboloftheirfriendship.KathyhadnoideathatshewasgoingtoAmericathatnightandwouldnotbereturning.

Kathykeptthatspecialsilkscarfformanyyears.Onedayshedecidedtogiveittohergranddaughter,Eliza,toweartoherfirstjobinterviewforgoodluck.KathywasafraidthatElizawouldlosethescarf,butthegranddaughterpromised,“Don’tworry,Grandma,nothing’sgoingtohappentoyourscarf.You’llsee.Itisgoingtobringbothofuslucktoday.”Andwiththat,Elizakissedhergrandmotherandleftfortheinterview.

ThatafternoonElizalefttheinterview,feelingsurethatshehadgotthejob.Soshedecidedtocelebratebygoingtoarestaurant.Asshewassittingathertable,shefeltsomeonelookingather.Sittingnexttoherwasanoldwoman,whocouldnottakehereyesawayfromher.

“I’msorry,doIknowyou?

”Elizaasked.

“I’msorry,dear,butyoumakemethinkofsomeoneIonceknew,”theoldwomanreplied.“Mybestfriendlookedlik