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河南人教版中考英语题组训练5

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Passage1（2018河南,A）

SummerEnglishatStClare’s,Oxford

WeofferholidaycoursesforteenagersinOxford.YoucanimproveyourEnglish,enjoygreattripsandactivitiesandmakenewfriendsofyourownage.

Telephone:

01865552031

Website:

www.stclares.ac.uk

Ages:

Youngchildren（9—12）,Teenagers（13—17）

CreativeArtsSummerSchool

Designedforyoungstudentswithagreatinterestinpainting,providingthemwithanexcitingexperiencetoexplorecreativepathwaysanddevelopskillsforthefuture.

Telephone:

01202363831

Website:

aub.ac.uk　　　　　　　Ages:

Teenagers（14—15）

XUKActivitySummerCamp

Beautifulsetting!

Fantasticactivities!

Friendlyandexperiencedstaff!

Activitiesincludeadventure,sports,drama,andmore!

Telephone:

02083719686

Website:

　Ages:

Teenagers（13—17）

YMT’sMusicalTheatreSummerCamps2018

YMT’ssummercampsareopentoanyoneaged6—17lookingtodeveloptheiracting,singinganddancingabilities.JointheUK’sleadingmusictheatrecompany!

Telephone:

02085637725

Website:

www.youthmusictheatreuk.org

Ages:

Youngchildren（6—12）,Teenagers（13—17）

Notes:

explore探索;staff员工;drama戏剧

1.Ifyouareinterestedinpainting,youmaycall　　　formoreinformation. 

A.02083719686B.01202363831

C.02085637725D.01865552031

2.Ifyouvisit　　　,youmaygetsomeinformationaboutdrama. 

A.aub.ac.uk

B.www.stclares.ac.uk

C

D.www.youthmusictheatreuk.org

3.Eight-year-oldMikecangoto　　　　inthesummer. 

A.XUKActivitySummerCamp

B.CreativeArtsSummerSchool

C.SummerEnglishatStClare’s,Oxford

D.YMT’sMusicalTheatreSummerCamps2018

4.What’sspecialaboutSummerEnglishatStClare’s,Oxford?

A.Itisopentoallages.

B.Itrequirescreativeideas.

C.Ithasexperiencedstaff.

D.Itofferslanguagecourses.

5.Whereisthetextmostprobablyfrom?

A.Asciencereport.

B.Aschoolintroduction.

C.Ashoppingposter.

D.Awebsiteforteenagers.

Passage2（2018河南,B）

InLosAngeles,awaiterservedagroupofteens.Thewaiterrememberedhisexperienceasayounghighschoolstudent.Sohemadesuretheteenshadapleasantexperienceattherestaurant.Thewaitermadesureofit.

Afterservingalltheteensanddoingagreatjob,hewasleftatip（小费）,only$3.28.ThatwashardlyenoughtobuyadrinkatStarbucks.

Thewaiterwenthome.Andhefelthatredforthestudentswhodidnotknowthevalueofhardwork.Theylookeddownonpeoplelikehim.Orsohethought.

Afterseveraldays,thewaiterforgotaboutit.Hislifewentonasusual.Buttendayslater,hereceivedaletterfromtheteens.

“Aboutaweekandahalfago,onOctober7,mythreefriendsandIcametoeatatthisrestaurantasourownhomecomingcelebration.Itwasanexcitingexperienceforustobeherealone,anditwasallnewtous.Andyouwerethebestwaiterwecouldaskfor.Youwerekind,helpful,anddidn’ttreatuslikebabies!

SoIwanttosaythankyouformakingour‘grown-up’experiencesoamazingandfun.

“Iwouldalsoliketosaysorryonbehalfof（代表）mygroup.Sincewewerenewtoallofthis,our13-year-oldmindsdidn’texactlyknowhowtodealwiththebill.Thebillwasreasonable（合乎情理的）,butwehadcompletelyforgotten（anddidn’tknow,tobehonest）whatatipevenwas,letalonehowmuchtogive.Soweemptiedourpockets,andallourmoneyaddedupto$3.28.

“Havingnoideaofhowsmallthisreallywas,weleft.Later,werealizedourmistakeandfeltterrible.Weknewwehadtomakeitright.

“Sotogetherwiththisletter,youwillfindthecorrect18%tip+extraforsimplybeingamazing.Thankyouforyourhelpandpatienceandalsothankyouformakingournightfun.Thankyou!

”

1.Howdidthewaiterreceivethegroupofteens?

A.Hetriedtomakethempaymore.

B.Heservedthemlikeotherwaiters.

C.Hetreatedthemasyoungchildren.

D.Hedidhisbesttomakethemhappy.

2.Whydidthegroupofteensleavethatsmalltip?

A.Becausetheylookeddownonthewaiter.

B.Becausetheydidn’tknowwhatatipmeant.

C.Becausetheyweren’tpleasedwiththeservice.

D.Becausetheythoughtthetipshouldbethatmuch.

3.Whatmadetheteenswritetheletter?

A.Thetiptheyleftforthewaiter.

B.Thebilltherestaurantreceived.

C.Thewaythewaiterservedthem.

D.Thefuntheyhadattherestaurant.

4.WhatdorestaurantwaitersmindmostinAmerica?

A.Whatkindofgueststheyreceive.

B.Whatdishespeopleusuallyorder.

C.Whethertheyaregivenreasonabletips.

D.Howmuchcustomerspayfortheirmeals.

5.Whatdidthegroupofteenstrytosayintheletter?

A.Theywerequitethankfulforthewaiter’sservice.

B.Theyhadrealizedtheirmistakeandmadeitright.

C.Theyhadawonderfulexperienceattherestaurant.

D.Theywantedmorecustomerstogototherestaurant.

Passage3（2018河南,C）

Thespringseasonbringswarmweather,flowersandotherchangesforpeopletoenjoy.Forsomerestaurantcooks,themostexcitingspringarrivalisramps.

RampsareawildplantintheeasternmountainsofNorthAmerica.Theyareoneofthefirstplantsthatgrowinthespring,usuallybetweenAprilandMay.Theyarerecognized（识别）bytheirredstem（茎）,andtwolongandwidegreenleaves.Theyarealsofamousfortheirstrongtaste,similartoonions（洋葱）.

Rampsarenotaswell-knownasothervegetables,buttheyhavealonghistoryintheUnitedStates.IntheAppalachianMountains,rampshavebeenanimportantfoodforalongtime.Duringspring,itiscommonforsmalltownsintheAppalachianareatoholdlargerampdinnersforthecommunity.

However,overthelast30years,ramps’popularityhasgrownquickly.Theyarenowahighly-desiredvegetableformanynicerestaurantsincitieslikeNewYorkandWashingtonD.C.

Onereasontheplantispopularisthatitgrowsinthewild.Itisdifficulttogrowthemonfarms.Mostrestaurantsgetthemfromforagers,whocollectrampsbysearchingforestsforsomesmallpiecesoflandwheretheygrow.Rampshaveashortseason.Withinafewweeksoffullgrowth,theplantisdonefortheyear.Thisshortlifeissomereasonfortheirpopularity.

AndthatpopularitycouldleadtotheirdisappearancefromEarth.In1995,thelocalgovernmentinQuebec,Canada,stoppedpeoplesellingtheplanttobusinessesinordertoprotecttheplantagainstbeingover-dug.

Theseasonisshort,butithasnotendedyet.Ifyouareintherightplace,youstillhavetimetotryatasteoframpsyourself.

1.WhyarerampssopopularinNorthAmerica?

A.Becausetheygrowinspring.

B.Becausetheyhaveagoodtaste.

C.Becausetheyarehardtoget.

D.Becausetheyhavealonghistory.

2.Whichofthefollowingisthepictureofaramp?

3.Whatdoestheword“they”referto（指的是）?

A.foragersB.ramps

C.customersD.restaurants

4.Whywerepeoplestoppedfromsellingrampstobusinesses?

A.Becauserampswereingreatdanger.

B.Becauseramps’smellpollutedtheair.

C.Becauseitcosttoomuchtogrowramps.

D.Becausethegovernmentwantedtomakemoney.

5.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?

A.Americansgocrazyforrampsinspring

B.Americanshavediscoveredanewvegetable

C.RampswereoncepopularinNorthAmerica

D.Rampswillsoonbeenjoyedallovertheworld

Passage4（2017河南,A）

MusicalChairs

Haveyounoticedhowmusicmakesthetasteofyourfoodbetter?

ThisnewrestauranthasdifferenttypesoflivemusiceverynightexceptSundays,andexcellentfoodtogowithit.Greatfishdishes,beefandpizza.Mondayisclassicrocknight,soseeyouthere!

TheChocolateBox

Theownerofthissmallcaféusedtocookallkindsoffood,butthensherealizedshepreferredsweetstoanythingelse.Ifyouwantmeatorfish,don’tcomehere.Theyonlydodesserts!

Lotsofdifferentkindsofsweets.Chocolateloverswillbeexcitedbytherangeofchocolatecakes.

LastDaysoftheRaj

Acentrally-locatedIndianrestaurant,perfectforeatingbeforeorafterthecinemaorashow.Insummerenjoyyourmealinthebeautifulgarden.Themostpopulardishesarebeefandchickencookedwithmild,mediumorhotspices.Forbravecustomersthereisextrahot!

ATasteofTuscany

Whetheryou’dlikeagreatvalue-for-moneylunchorarelaxedeveningmealatafantasticrestaurant,thisistheplaceforyou.ThecookshaveallbeentrainedinItalyandtheymakebothtraditionalandmoderndishes.Werecommendthepastaandseafood.

注:

recommend推荐;spice（调味）香料

1.What’sspecialaboutMusicalChairs?

A.Sundayisclassicrocknighteveryweek.

B.Thechairstherecanplaywonderfulmusic.

C.Therestaurantonlywelcomesmusiclovers.

D.Youcanenjoyyourmealwithlivemusicthere.

2.WhichofthefollowingdoesTheChocolateBoxserve?

A.Fish.B.Cakes.

C.Seafood.D.Chicken.

3.WhydopeoplegotoLastDaysoftheRaj?

A.Toshowothershowbravetheywillbe.

B.Toenjoythemealwhilewatchingshows.

C.Totrythedishestherecookedwithspices.

D.Tohavemealsinthegardenallyearround.

4.WhatcanpeopledoatATasteofTuscany?

A.Enjoyarelaxedbreakfast.

B.TastedishescookedinItaly.

C.Haveavalue-for-moneylunch.

D.Learntocookpastaandseafood.

5.Whatisrecommendedinthetext?

A.Hotrestaurants.B.Specialfoods.

C.Weekendactivities.D.Thebestplacestogo.

Passage5（2017河南,B）

　　NotonlykidsofTigerMomsgotoHarvard.

DawnLogginsofLawndale,N.C.,isonherwaytoHarvard,oneoftheeightworld-famousuniversitiesintheeasternUS.Nobodyencouragedhertostudyorpaidforherspecialclasses.Thisgirlcreatedherownfuture.

Theteenwasabandonedbyherfamilylastsummer,whenherparentsandtwosistersmovedtoTennessee.Shefoundherselfhomelessandhadtospendthenightonfriends’sofas.

TheschoolbusdriverlearnedaboutDawn’ssituationand