北京市西城区届中考英语一模试题.docx

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听力理解（共30分）

一、听对话,从下面各题所给的A、B、C三幅图片中选择与对话内容相符的图片。

每段对话你将听

两遍。

（共5分,每小题1分）

二、听对话或独白,根据对话或独白的内容,从下面各题所给的A

、B、C三个选项中选择最佳选项。

每段对话或独白你将听两遍。

（共15分,每小题1.5分）

请听一段对话,完成第6至第7小题。

6、What’sthematterwiththeman?

A.He’sgotacoldB.He’slosthixumbrellaC.He’shadanaccident

7.Whatwastheweatherlikeyesterdayafternoon?

A.SunnyB.WindyC.Rainy

请听一段对话,完成第8至第9小题。

8.What’sHelengoingtodoonFridayevening?

A.Tovisitherneighbours

B.Togooutwithherfriends

C.Tohaveabirthdayparty

9.What’sthewomangoingtotakewithher?

A.AbottleofwineB.SomefoodanddrinksC.Someflowers

请听一段对话,完成第10至第11小题。

10.Whatcanwelearnabouttheman?

A.Helearntcookingfromhismother

B.Heistakingacookinglesson

C.Heworksinarestaurant

11.Whatmake

sthewomangetborednow?

A.Cookingathome

B.Eatingtake-outfood

C.Beingbusywithherwork

请听一段对话,完成第12至第13小题。

12.Whatisthewomandoingnow?

A.Puttingpapercutsonthewindow

B.Teachinghowtomakepapercuts

C.Drawingsomepicturesforpapercuts

13.Howdidthewomangetherpapercut?

A.Sheboughtitatalocalmarket

B.Shegotitfromanoldlady

C.Shemadeitallbyherself

请听一段对话,完成第14至第15小题。

四、单选

21.Where is Mike?

Have youseen_______?

A. heB. himC. hisD. himself

2.Lily_______manyEnglishnovels sinceshewenttotheMiddleschool.

A.readB.readsC.hasreadD.isreading

3.Bettyis_______thananyothergirlinherclass.

A.astallB.tallerC.tallD.thetallest

4.---Where were youwhenIcallyouyesterdayafternoon?

---I_______inthecinema.

A.wasseeingamovieB.seeamovie

C.haveseenamovieD.willseeamovie

5.WewillhaveameetingatHitanHotel_______May，2015.

A.onB.inC.atD.from

6.Hurryup,_______you'llmissthetrain.

A.butB.soC.andD.or

7.---Whatdidyoudolastnight?

---I_______areport.

A.writeB.wroteC.willwriteD.havewritten

8.Theteacheraskedus_______somethingforourmothersonMothers'Day.

A.doB.todoC.doingD.did

9.The7thWomen'sFootballWorldCup_______sooninCanada.

A.willbeheldB.willholdC.holdsD.isheld

10.---Couldyoutell me_______?

---Inabookstoreatthecorner.

A. whereyouboughtthisbookB. wheredidyoubuythisbook

C. whereyoubuythisbookD. wheredoyoubuythisbook

五、完形填空

Thehug

      Thephonerang.ItwasLisa,my86-year-oldfriend,calling.Lisawaswonderingif1couldtakehertoFlinttoseethe ___11___ .Ipromisedher1could,soonthedateoftheappointment（预约）Idroveovertoherhometopickherup.

       Lisa’seyesightwas___12___,soshewasn'tabletodrivehercaranymore.However,shestillkeptheroldwhiteCadillacandinsistedthatIdriveitwheneverwewentanywhere.

      Lisa'sappointmentwent___13___andshewasreallysatisfiedwithherdoctor.Then,wewereonourwaytogetabitetoeat.Itwasacloudydaywithoutanyrainorsnow,buttheroadwasstillbusy.The ___14___ wasstopandgoaswewereinanareabythemarket.Wewereata  ___15___ stopwhensomeonehitusfrombehind.Lisawasveryangry,andsheevenstartedtosaysomedirtywordsinalowvoice.Icould  ___16___ thissituationcouldgetverybad.

     Therereallywasn'tanyreasonwhysomeoneshouldrearend（追尾）thecarso1wasn’tsurewhatwasgoingonwhenIpulledover.Iwasfeelingalittle ___17___ whenIgotoutofthecar.AsIwalkedaroundthecarayoungwomangotoutofthecarwithanger!

Icouldseealltheotherdoorsonhercarstartingtoopen.Forsomeunknown ___18___,Iwalkedovertothisyoungwomanandputmyarmsaroundherandgaveherahug.WhenIgaveherahugalltheotherdoorsshut!

     Lisagotoutandwhenshesawmehuggingthi

sgirlshe  ___19___ down.Icalledthepoliceandtheycameoutandtookareport.Ireallydon’tknowwhatwasactuallygoingonthatday.IdoknowthatIjustwantedtohugthisgirlinmymindandIbelieveit ___20___ usallfromwhatcouldhavebeenaveryuglyscene.

1. A.eyedoctorB.housecleanerC.musicteacherD.officeworker

2. A.hurtingB.failingC.changingD.improving

3. A.badlyB.wellC.lateD.quietly

4. A.trafficB.crowdC.rainD.bus

5. A.suddenB.slowC.completeD.quick

6. A.understandB.recognizeC.showD.tell

7. A.comfortableB.tiredC.painfulD.nervous

8. A.reasonB.excuseC.purposeD.answer

9. AlookedB.cooledC.fellD.walked

10. A.separatedB.taughtC.benefitedD.saved

六、阅读理解

A

FunKidsActivitiesGuide

Stadium（体育馆）Tours

NowyoucantakeatriptoWembleyStadium!

WembleyStadiumisoneofthemostfamousfootballstadiumsintheworld.Youwillgettolookinthechangingrooms,andvisittheroyalbox（主席台）.

Where:

WestLondon

Price:

Adult:

£16Under18:

£9

TheatreWorkshops

Ifyouloveacting,youshouldgotoTheatreWorkshops.Thereyoucanlearnmoreaboutactingandmakefriends.Everytermyou'llworkonshowsaccordingtoyourideas.Attheendofthetermyou'llactthemout!

Where:

444CamdenRoad,London

Price:

£100perterm

TimeTourBus

TimeTourBusisabustourofLondon.Yougetononeofthebestbusesever!

AndtheguidewilltellyouaboutallpartsofLondoninthepast,nowandeventhefuture!

Where:

CentralLondon

Price:

Adult:

£20Under18:

£14

BoatTours

YoucannowtakeatouraroundLondon'swor

ld-famousOlympicParkfromthewater!

Theboatleavesonthehoursojustturnupandgetontheboat!

Itrunsallyearbetween12pm-5pm.

Where:

StratfordWaterfront

Price:

Adult:

£8Under18:

£4

41. IfyouwanttotakeabustourofLondon，wherewillyougo?

A. WestLondon.             B. CentralLondon.

C. 444CamdenRoad.  D. StratfordWaterfront.

42.Ifyoulikeacting,whichactivitywillyoujoinin?

A. StadiumTours.  B. TimeTourBus

C. TheatreWorkshopsD. BoatTours

43.Ifakidandhisfathertaketheboattour,theyneedtopay_________.

A. £12  B. £20 C. £22 D. £24

B

IamaKidReporter,LindaScott.Itookpartinthethird/earlyStateofScience,Technology,EngineeringandMath（SoSTEM）eventonWednesdayJanuary21.

BeforeSoSTEMstarted,IinterviewedCharlesBolden.Hewasanastronaut（宇航员）andhasbeentospacefourtimes.“1enjoywatchingyoungpeopletaketheirideasandturnthemintoreality," hesaid.

NextIspoketoDr.EllenStofan.Shespokeaboutherlifelonginterestinscience. WhenIwasinthemiddleschool,IknewIwantedtobeascientist,butIwasn'tsurewhatkind,"shetoldme.Asshegrewup,shebecameinterestedinspace.Heradvicetoyoungpeoplewhowanttobecomeascientististo“followyourdreams”.

MythirdinterviewwaswithMeganSmith.ShetalkedaboutencouragingmoregirlstostepintoSTEMfields.Shetoldmethatwomenhavealwaysbeenpartofamazingscientificdiscoveries,eventhoughsometimeshistoryrecordshaveleftwomenout.

Finally,IinterviewedKathyPham,whoisworkingtoimprovehealthcareformoreAmericansthroughITservices.Iaskedheradviceforyoungpeoplewhowantacar

eer（职业）incomputerscience.Sheadvisedkidstojoiningroupsworkingonscienceandtechnologyandtoreadmorebooksonthesubject.

Aftertheintervie

w,wehadafreetalk.WhenIaskedwhichtechnologycareersweregoingtobemostinneedinthenext10years,Dr.Stofannotedthatcareershavingsomethingtodowithenergysources arecertainlygoingtobeneeded.

Mybiggesttake-awayfromtheeventwasthatthefutureholdsmanywonderfulchancesforpeopleinterestedinSTEM.JustasthecomputerscientistKathyPhamsaid：

Whateveryourloveis—whetherit'sclothing,spaceorcars一todayyoucanfindaSTEMfieldwhereyoucandosomethingyoulike.

44.HowmanypeopledidLindainterviewbeforeSoSTEMstarted?

A. Three.   B. Four.C. Five.D. Six

45.WhenDr.Stofanwasyoung,shewantedtobecome_________.

A. areport             B. ateacherC. ascientist  D. anastronaut

46.KathyPhamadvisedkidswhowantacareerincomputerscienceto_________.

A. talkw

ithfamouspeople                       B. writeascientificreport

C. readmorebooksonthesubject           D. makescientificdiscoveries

47.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A. CharlesBoldenhasneverbeentospace.

B. MeganSmithencouragedboystostepintoSTEMfields.

C. LindaScottattendedtheeventonJanuary25.

D. Therewill

bemanychancesforpeopleinterestedinSTEM

C

Weallknowthatzebrashavestripes（条纹）.Butwhy?

It’shardtogetablack-and-whiteanswer.Thisisaquestionnotjustcommonpeoplelikeushaveasked,butscientiststoo.

Severalstudieshavebeendonetofindoutthereasonbehindthestripesandmanytheories（理论）havebeensuggested.Accordingtoarecentstudy,thetypeofstripeschangesdependingonthetemperaturewherezebraslive.Thewarmertheplaceis,themorestripestheymayhave.Fromthisstudy,scientistsbelievethatstripesmayhelptokeepazebracoolinwarmerplaces.

Accordingtothecoolertemperaturetheory,whenairhitsazebra,themovementsofairarestrongerandfasterovertheblackpartsandsloweroverthewhite.Thisisbecauseblackcolortakesinmoreheatthanwhite.Soatthepointwheretheblackandwhitemeet,thereiscoolingairflow.Itcanquicklycoolazebra’sskin!

Infact，scientistshavenoticedthatheavilystripedzebrashave5.4Tlowerskintemperaturethanotheranimalswithoutstripesinthesamearea.

Somescientistsbelievethatstripesmaybe

anadaptat

ion（适应）byzebrastodefend（防卫）themselvesfromthehorsefliesthatfollowzebra