英语辽宁省锦州市中考英语试题含答案.docx

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英语辽宁省锦州市中考英语试题含答案

辽宁省锦州市2020年中考英语试题

一、单选题

1. —Youhavemadegreatprogressonyourstudy.

—Thankyou.Ibelieve________youwork,thebettergradesyouwillget.

A  themorecareless        B  themorecareful        C  theworse        D  theharder

2. —Bob,youhavetofinishyourschoolprojecttoday.

—Don'tworry,mum.Iwon't______today'sworktilltomorrow.

A  putoff        B  takeoff        C  giveup        D  setup

3. —I’mgoingtovisitChengduthissummerholiday.

—Great!

________!

A  Haveagoodtrip        B  Goodluck        C  Withpleasure        D  Welldone

4. —Wow,yourdressissobeautiful.Couldyoutellme________?

—Oh,Iboughtitinanonlinestore.

A  whenyouboughtit        B  whereyouboughtit        C  howmuchyouspentonit        D  howlongyouhavehadit

5. YoucanNOTsee________inahistorymuseum.

A  

        B  

        C  

        D  

二、完型填空

6.     Therewasonceafarmer.Hehadaverybigrabbitandasmartdog.Oneday,heorganizeda（n）_______betweenhisdogandhisrabbit.Hemadeaholeinoneofhisbiggestfields,and_______acarrotandabone（骨头）init.Hewantedtoseewhichanimalwouldfindthemfirst.

    The rabbitwasvery_______,andhewasbusylookingforthecarrot,digginghereandthere.Hewascompletelysurethathewouldfindthecarrotandthebone.Butthedogwasn’toptimistic（乐观的）atall.Afterhelookedfortheboneforashorttime,he_______onthegroundsadly.Andthenhebegantocomplain.Hethought_______wasdifficultforhimtofindoneboneinsuchabigfield.

    The rabbitdugforhours.Witheverynewhole,thedogcomplainedabout_______thiswas,evenfortherabbit.Therabbit,_______theotherhand,keptonworkinghard._______therewasnoplaceinthewholefieldlefttodig,therabbitdugatunnel（隧道）torightunderwherethedogwaslyingallthattime.Therehefoundthecarrotandthebone.

    And hisishowthedoglostthecompetition._______,hefoundtherightplaceattheverybeginning.Buthefailedtofindthebonebecausehe________complainedanddidn’ttryatall.Whenwedosomethingdifficultinourlife,weshouldlearnfromtherabbit.

（1）

A  event        B  party        C  activity        D  competition

（2）

A  found        B  hid        C  discovered        D  saw

（3）

A  excited        B  angry        C  relaxed        D  shy

（4）

A  satdown        B  fellasleep        C  laydown        D  ranaround

（5）

A  this        B  that        C  one        D  it

（6）

A  howdifficult        B  whatdifficult        C  howeasy        D  whateasy

（7）

A  in        B  on        C  at        D  for

（8）

A  If        B  Before        C  When        D  Unless

（9）

A  Intotal        B  Atlast        C  Infact        D  Atfirst

（10）

A  only        B  never        C  seldom        D  sometimes

三、阅读单选

7. 

（1）Thefourroutes（路线）allstartfrom________.

A  Xi’an        B  Jinan        C  Beijing        D  Zhengzhou

（2）IfJackhasan8-dayholiday,hecanchoose________.

A  Golden01        B  Golden02        C  Golden03        D  Golden04

（3）IfyouchooseGolden03,youcan’tvisit________.

A  Wuhan        B  Lanzhou        C  Xining        D  Lhasa

（4）IfTonyandhisparentswanttochooseGolden04,theyshouldpay________.

A  ￥3,199        B  ￥5,097        C  ￥9,597        D  ￥5,697

（5）Youcan’tgetmoreinformationby________.

A  telephone        B  email        C  visitingSunshineTravelAgency        D  visitingtheagency’swebsite

8.     A mannamedRandyinCanadalikedtohuntfortrees.HelookedforbigtreesandoldtreesinCanada.Hemademapstoshowwherethesetreeswere.Hedidnotwanttocutthemdown.Actuallyhewantedpeopletotakecareofthem.

    Ancienttreesaretodayrare（稀少的）everywhereintheworld.OnVancouverIslandinCanada,therearesomanybigtrees.Thebiggesttreesareabout800yearsold.Theyarethesurvivorsofaforestfire.Thefirebroughtdamage（损害）totheareaabout350yearsago.RandywastoldofaverytalltreeonVancouverIsland.Thetreewassaidtobe314feettall.ThatwouldmakeitthetallesttreeinCanada.Randysetouttofindthetree.

    But someoneelsefounditfirst.Itwasfoundbyalogger—apersonwhosejobistocutdowntrees.TheloggerswantedtocutdownCanada’stallesttreeandallthetreesaroundit.

    Randymadeapath（小路）intheforestinorderthatpeoplecouldseethetalltree.Thetreewassobigandbeautifulthatevenmoreandmorepeoplewantedtosavethatforest.Thankstothesepeople,thatforestisnowapark.Canada’stallesttreeisstillthere.

    Theremaystillbeabiggertreeoutthere.Maybeyouwillfindit.ButthereareonlyafewoldforestsleftinCanada.Manyarestillatriskofbeingcutdown.

（1）WhydidRandymakemaps?

A  Tolookformorebigtrees.        B  Toshowthepositionsofthebigandoldtrees.        C  Tocuttreesdownlater.        D  Tohelploggers.

（2）Theunderlinedword“survivor”means________inChinese.

A  受益者        B  制造者        C  控制者        D  幸存者

（3）WhatdidtheloggerswanttodowithCanada’stallesttree?

A  Theywantedtotakecareofit.        B  Theywantedtosaveit.        C  Theywantedtocutitdown.        D  Theywantedtoknowitsheight.

（4）WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A  RandyisfromCanada.        B  Thefirehappenedabout350yearsago.        C  Randymadeapathintheforest        D  Canada’stallesttreeiscutdownnow.

（5）Whathappenedtotheforestaccordingtothepassage?

A  Ithasdisappeared.        B  Itbecameapark.        C  Itwasnotfamousanymore.        D  Thepassagedoesn’tmentionit.

9.     What surprisesusmost?

Itisthattherearestillcoupleswhokeepdoingthingstoshoweachotherlove.AJapanesefarmerisfamousforhisactoflove.Hehasspentnearlytwoyearsplantingflowersforhisblindwife.

    Mr. andMrs.Kurokiliveinalargeflowergarden.Thegardenhasturnedintoatouristattraction（旅游胜地）recently.Around7,000visitorscomehereeachyear,notonlyforthebeautifulscenery（景色）,butalsoforthespecialstorybehindthetwooldfarmers.

    In 1956,thenewlymarriedcouplefirstmovedintothehouse.Thehousewouldbetheirhomefortherestoftheirlives.Theyhadtwochildrenandlivedhappilyforyears.However,asyearspassed,Mrs.Kuroki’shealthbegantodecline.Hervision（视力）problemsweresoseriousthatshebecameblindintheend.Shehidherselfinherhomeforalongtime,refusingtoleaveunlessitwasnecessary.

    Mr. Kurokigotanidea.Hewantedtogivehergifts—flowers.Sohegottoworkonhisbigsurprise.Mr.Kurokitookadvantageofthehillsaroundtheirhouseandhebegantoplantakindofflowerwithstrongfragrance（芳香）.Hewantedtoseeifthefragrancewouldmakehercomeoutside.Whenherealizedthathisideawasgoingtowork,heworkedfornearlytwoyearstocompletelycoverhisgardenwiththeflowers.

    Now Mrs.Kurokigoesouteverydaywithherhusbandtoenjoythefragranceoftheflowersandthefreshairofanewday.

（1）FromParagraph1,wecanknow________.

A  thefarmerloveshiswifeverymuch        B  thefamerhasplantedsometreesforhiswife        C  thereisnothingwrongwiththefarmer’swife’seyes        D  ithastakenthefarmeroverthreeyearstoplantflowers

（2）What’stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“decline”inthepassage?

A  好转        B  控制        C  恶化        D  拒绝

（3）AfterMrs.Kurokibecameblind,she________.

A  managedtogoout        B  hidherselfinherhomeforawhile        C  plantedtheflowerswithherhusband        D  refusedtoleaveunlessitwasnecessary

（4）Mr.Kurokiplantedtheflowersto________.

A  getmorevisitors’attention        B  makehiswifeloveflowers        C  enjoythefragranceoftheflowers        D  makehiswifecomeoutandenjoythefragrance

（5）Whichisthebesttitleofthispassage?

A  AFamousJapaneseFarmer        B  ABeautifulActofLove        C  ALargeFlowerGarden        D  AKindofFlowerwithStrongFragrance

四、补全短文5选5

10.     Kobe Bryant, oneofthegreatestbasketballplayersofalltime, diedinahelicoptercrash（坠机）withhisdaughteronSunday, January26．Expertsarestilltryingtolearnwhatcausedthecrash, whichkilledninepeopleinall．

    Mr． Bryant, whowas41, playedfortheLosAngelesLakersfor20years, joiningtheteamatage17straightoutofhighschool．

    DuringhistimewithLakers, Mr．Bryantledtheteamtofivenationalchampionships．Theteamwonthreeinarowin2000, 2001, and2002, andcamebacktowinthenabtitleagainin2009and2010．

    Mr． BryantspenthisearlyschoolyearsinItaly, wherehisfatherwasaprofessionalbasketballplayer．Mr．BryantspokebothItalianandSpanish．HisfamilymovedbacktotheUSwhenMr．Bryantwasinhighschool, wherehisperformanceonthecourt（球场）causedexcitementandgotattention．Heplayedandpracticedhard, withthegoalofbecomingevenbetterthanhisboyhoodhero, MichaelJordan．

    Mr． BryanthelpedleadtheUSOlympicteamtowingoldin2008and2012．

    In 2016, Mr．Bryantretired（退休）, followingastringofinjuries．DuringhistimewiththeLakers, Mr．Bryanthadwornthenumbers8and24．Whenheretired, theLakerssaidthosenumberswouldn'tbeusedagain．

    Afterheretired, Mr．BryantfocusedonhisfamilyhiswifeVanessa, andtheirfourdaughters．

    He tookupnewactivities, too．Hestartedacompanythatproducedbooksandmovies．In2018, Mr．Bryant'sshortanimatedfilm（动画电影）"DearBasketball"wonanOscar﹣animportantmovieaward．

    Mr． Bryantalsosetupbasketballcampsandprogramsforkids, tohelpsharehisloveofthega