湖北省天门仙桃潜江江汉油田中考英语试题.docx

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湖北省天门仙桃潜江江汉油田中考英语试题

湖北省天门、仙桃、潜江、江汉油田2020年中考英语试题

学校:

___________姓名：

___________班级：

___________考号：

___________

1．—Isthis________dictionary?

—Yes,it’smine.

A．myB．yourC．hisD．her

2．Dad________TVwhenitbegantorainyesterday.

A．watchesB．watchedC．iswatchingD．waswatching

3．MayIhavesomemorechicken?

It________sodelicious.

A．feelsB．smellsC．tastesD．sounds

4．—Linda________hermother.

—Yeah.Bothofthemhavecurlyhairandblueeyes.

A．lookslikeB．looksatC．looksafterD．looksfor

5．Oh!

Mum,where’smynotebook?

I________findit.

A．can’tB．needn’tC．shouldn’tD．mustn’t

6．—WhatdoyouthinkofMr.Liu?

—Heisquite________,butheisgoodattellingfunnystories.

A．friendlyB．patientC．seriousD．humorous

7．—Whatisthe________ofyourexcellentTaiji?

—Practicemakesperfect!

A．resultB．purposeC．choiceD．secret

8．—________doyougotothelibrary?

—Twiceaweek.

A．HowsoonB．HowlongC．HowoftenD．Howfar

9．—Wouldyouliketocometomybirthdaypartytonight?

—________.

A．Yes,I’dliketo.B．Itdoesn’tmatter.

C．Haveagoodtime!

D．You’rewelcome.

10．—I’mafraidIcan’tdance.

—________!

Justforfun.

A．SoundsgreatB．TakeiteasyC．WhatapityD．Mypleasure

Longago,whentheworldwasyoung,aspiderwasgivenapot（罐子）containingallthewisdom（智慧）oftheworld.Eachday,hereachedintothepotandlearned11new.

ButSpiderwouldnot12.Hewantedtokeepallthewisdomto13.

Spidermadeaplan.Hebegantoclimbatalltree.“Iwillhidethewisdompotwayuphigh,”hesaid.“Iwillbethe14oneintheworld.”

Asheclimbed,hehadalotoftrouble.Thepotkept15stuckinthebranches（树枝）.

From16,Spider’ssonwatched.Hecalledout,“17thepottoyourback,Father.Thatway,itwillbeeasiertoclimb.”

Spidergotmad.Hethought,“MyyoungsoniswiserthanI.Ihavethewisdompot,yetheiswiser.”Spidergotverymadandthrewthepottotheground,breakingit18manypieces.Everyone19apieceofwisdom.

Andthatis20manypeopleknowdifferentthings,butnoonehasallthewisdomintheworld.

11．A．nothingB．anythingC．somethingD．everything

12．A．shareB．shoutC．showD．shut

13．A．myselfB．yourselfC．himselfD．herself

14．A．kindestB．wisestC．luckiestD．richest

15．A．gettingB．givingC．puttingD．playing

16．A．outsideB．aboveC．behindD．below

17．A．TieB．LeadC．TurnD．Connect

18．A．offB．intoC．forD．onto

19．A．setupB．cutupC．tookupD．pickedup

20．A．whatB．whereC．whenD．why

Alongtimeago,afatherwasoldandsick.Hedidnothavemuchtimetolive,andhewanted21．（give）hissonsagoodlessonbeforehedied.

Recently,henoticedthathissons22．（fight）amongthemselvesandseemedunabletoagreeonanything.Theoldmanfearedwhatwouldhappenafterhis23．（die）.Hewasafraidthathissonswouldbegintoargue.“Theywilldisagreeabouteverything,”Hethought.“Soonthey24．（be）enemies,eachgoinghisowndirection.”

Hecalledhissonstogetherinhisroom.“Bring25．（I）abundle（束）ofstick,”heaskedhisservant（仆人）.Soonenough,athickbundleofsticksarrived,tied26．（close）together.Onebyone,hegavethebundletoeachson,andaskedhimtobreakthebundle.Onesonafteranotherpulledandtwisted（拧）withallofhisstrength（力量）,27．thestickswouldnotbreak.

Theoldmansmiledandorderedhisservanttountiethebundleofsticks.Hehandedonesticktoeachsonandsaid,“Nowbreakthestick.”

Ofcourse,thesinglestick28．（break）intwoeasily.Theoldfatherlookedathissons.“Doyouunderstandthislesson?

”heasked.

Eachson,beingintelligent,29．（understand）themeaningatonce.Alone,itiseasyforoneofthemtobeharmed.Buttogether,theyarestrongandcan’tbeharmedeven30．greatforces（势力）.

That’sthemeaningofthestickingtogether.Inunity,thereisgreatstrength.

TheWayOut

ByMing-daWang

$450→$199Buyitnow!

Wordsfromreaders

Icouldn’tputthebookdownafterIreadsomepagesatmyfriend’shome.Iborroweditandreaditoverthatnight.Ithinkitcanhelpsomeonewhoisafraidtofacefamilyproblems.

—SamLee

Thebooksavedmylife.Itopenedadoorthatledmeintoaworldoftruelove.Iwasabletolookattheworldaroundmewithfreshneweyes.

—CandyVigor

Thefirstpartofthebookreallytouchedmyheartandmademewanttoreadon.However,IwasgettingboredwhenIcametothesecondpart.Infact,Ididn’tfinishthebook.

—RodGreen

Thebookhelpedmeforgetaboutmyworries.Ilaughedandcriedwiththosepeopleinthebook.Withitssimpleandclearlanguage,peopleofallagescanenjoyit.

—VivianLu

31．________thinksthesecondpartofthebookisboring.

A．RodGreenB．CandyVigorC．SamLeeD．VivianLu

32．Thebookisprobablyabout________.

A．schooleducationB．websitesafetyC．travellinesD．familyproblems

33．Wecanknowfromthepassagethat________.

A．Ming-daWangtellshisfamilystoriesinthebook

B．everyonecanfindthewaysofsolvingproblemsfromthebook

C．it’stherighttimetobuythebookbecauseofthepriceatpresent

D．thebookisonlywrittenforchildrenwithsimpleandclearlanguage

Natureisamazing!

Takeacloselookattheworldofinsects（昆虫）andyouwilldiscovermanyunbelievablethings.Considerbutterflies,forexample.Theyhavebeautiful,colorfulwings,andstrong.steadyflyingskills.Onsummerdays,weseethemflyinggracefullyoverflowergardensandwildfields.

But,doyouknowthatbutterflieslivethreeseparatelivesbeforetheybecometheflyinginsectsweallknow?

Theybegintheirlivesasonething,changeintoanother,andthenanother.Finally,theychangeintobeautifulflyinginsects.It’strue.Andit’soneofthewondersofnature.

Inthebeginning,thereisanegg,it’susuallysmallandcolorful.Afemalebutterflylaysaneggonaleafofaplant.Whenyoulookatthistinyegg,it’shardtobelievethatinafewdays,itwillbecomesomethingcompletelydifferent.

Intime,itchangesintoanewlife.Nolongerthesmalleggbecomesawalkinginsect.Thisinsectiscalledacaterpillar.Itnowhaslegs,eyes,amouthandalargebody.Anewlifehasbegun.Thecaterpillareats,andeats,andeats.Itcanwalk.Itcansee.Butitisstillnotabutterfly.Soon,aftergrowingbig,theCaterpillarmakesacoverforitself.Itwraps（包裹）itselfinthisniceprotectiveblanketandgoestosleep.Thisstage（阶段）ofabutterfly’slifeisknownasthe“pupa”stage.

Whathappensnextistrulyamazing!

Afteraperiodoftime,theblanketbreaksandawet,weakbutterflyappears.Itnowhassixlegs,amouth,eyesandwings.Soon,thewingsfillwithblood,andthebeautiful,colorfulbutterflyspreadsitswingsandfliesaway.

Afterafewweekspass,thisadultbutterflylayshereggs,andthecyclebeginsalloveragain.

Thisisjustoneexampleofthewondersofnature.Lookaroundthenaturalworld,andyouwilllearnmanytrulyamazingthings.

34．________isa“caterpillar”.

A．

B．

C．

D．

35．Accordingtothepassage,it’sclearthatbutterflies________.

A．havethreeseparatelivesinall

B．havecolorfulwingswithnolegs

C．canbeseeninflowergardensinsummer

D．aresmalleggswithnocoloratthebeginning

36．Thelastparagraphmeansweshould________.

A．takeacloselookattheinsectworld

B．protectallkindsofanimalsandplants

C．discoverthedifferentformsofdifferentthings

D．gointothenatureandenjoythewondersoftheworld

Ifailedatest.Ifeltterrible.Ithurtmebothinsideandout.Iwasembarrassed.Justthinkaboutit.37．!

Icried.Icouldnotsleep.“Iwassupposedtobeatthetop!

HowwillIfacemyfriendsatschool?

”Ithought.Iwouldneverbehappyagain.Never!

38．.Shesaid,“So,youfailedatest.Butdoyouknowaboutanothertestthatisevenmoreimportant?

”

“Whatisit?

”Ilookedatmymother,puzzled.

“Itiswhetherornotyoucanlearnfromyourmistake,”mymomcontinued.“39．.Tome,thatismoreimportantthanwhatyouscoredonatest.”

40．.

Afterafewdaysofstruggling,Ifinallyunderstoodwhatmymomhadsaid.Shewasright.41．.Iwillwalkawayfromthisabetterperson.

A．Whatmymomsaidreallymademethink

B．Mymomfoundoutaboutmyproblem

C．Ishouldnotpitymyselfbecauseofthisonebadtest

D．Learningfromyourmistakeswillmakeyoustrong

E.Asmartgirldidnotpassthetest

Icaughtacold.Itwasreallyabadcold.Actually,thedoctorlatertoldmethatIhadtheflu（流感）.

Myheadwaspounding.Mythroatwashurting.Mybodywasaching.MyvoicebecamehoarseandIcouldhardlyspeak.Ineverexperiencedanythinglikethisbefore.Worstofall,mysorethroatwassoseriousthatIcouldn’tevenswallow（吞咽）!

IknewIshoulddrinkmorefluids—water,souporjuice—andmaybetakesomemedicine.ButIcouldn’t.EachtimeItriedtoswallow,ithurtsomuch.Somydadtookmetothehospital.

Adoctorcamein.Hecheckedmythroat.Hethencheckedmylungs.Afterhisexamination,hesaid,“Nothingtoworryabout.Youhavetheflu.”

“Whyisitsoserious?

”Iasked.“CanyougivemesomemedicinesothatIdon’tsufferasmuch?

”

“No.”thedoctorsaid.“Nomedicinecancure（治愈）yourflu.Don’tbesad.Yourbodyisanamazingthing.Itwillcureitselfwithoutanyhelp.”“What?

Mybodywillfixthingsonitsown?

”Icriedindisbelief.

“Yes,yourbody’simmunesystem（免疫系统）willfightthevirus（病毒）foryou.Nodoctorormedicinewillcureyou.”repeatedthedoctor.

Mytearsrushedout.Ihadnotrealizedthisinthepast.Everythinghadalwaysseemedsonatural.I’vehadmymealseverydayforthirteenyears.Idrinkwaterliketakingabreath—withoutthinkingaboutitatall.

Now,Iunderstandthatevenasimplethinglikeswallowingislikeamiracl