重庆市荣昌区实验学校中考英语模拟试题.docx

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重庆市荣昌区实验学校中考英语模拟试题

2020年重庆市荣昌区实验学校中考英语模拟试题

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1．Thekangaroohasbigandlongtail,andtailhelpsitkeepabalancewhenitjumps.

A．a,aB．a,theC．the,aD．the,the

2．TaylorSwiftwasbornabeautifulvoice,sosheisanaturalsinger.

A．inB．ofC．withD．to

3．—IdreamtoclimbtothetopofQomolangmaoneday.

—It’sarealforyou!

Onlyafewpeoplehavedoneit.

A．challengeB．conditionC．tourD．tradition

4．Hanselwasveryclever,andhethoughtofaplantosaveandhissister.

A．himB．hisC．heD．himself

5．Ms.Liisanamazingteacherandsheisalways_______withchildren.

A．patientB．braveC．weakD．excited

6．Theteacherwarnsthestudentstheclassrules,ortheywillbepunished.

A．tobreakB．nottobreakC．breakingD．don’tbreak

7．AlotofyoungpeoplearecalledMoonlightClan（月光族），becausetheydontknowhowtospendtheirmoneyandhaverunoutofitbytheendofamonth.

A．loudlyB．warmlyC．deeplyD．wisely

8．Thebabypandasovertothekeeperassoonastheysawhim.

A．haverunB．willrunC．ranD．run

9．—I’mbusycookingdinnernow.Couldyoupleasetakeouttherubbishforme,Jimmy?

—________,mom.I’lldoitrightaway.

A．NevermindB．Idon’twanttoC．Sorry,Ican’tD．Ofcourse

10．一Susan,areyougoingshoppingwithmethisafternoon?

一Oh,Jenny,mymomwon’tletmegoIfinishreadingthebook.

A．ifB．unlessC．soD．but

11．Peter,________onthebedafterdinner!

Gooutforawalk!

A．don'tlieB．doesn’tlieC．lieD．lying

12．—You’dbettertakethesubwaytoavoidtrafficjamsontheroad.

—greatadvice!

A．HowB．WhataC．HowaD．What

13．Chongqingbecamemuch________becauseofthefirstopeningofSmartChinaExpo（智博会）thisAugust.

A．popularB．morepopularC．morepopularlyD．popularly

14．I’vebeeneatingalotofjunkfoodthesedays,andthat’swhyIhavetenmorepounds.

A．grownupB．takeninC．putonD．endedup

15．—TheNationalDayiscoming!

Doyouhaveanytravelingplans?

—Notyet.Wearenotsure________.

A．thatwewillgotoBeijingB．ifwillwegottoBeijing

C．whetherwewillgotoBeijingD．thatwillwegotoBeijing

WhenAlibabafounderandCEO,JackMa，wasayoungadult,heapplied（申请）forover30jobs.However,hewasrefusedby16ofthem.AlthoughMadidn’tstartachievingcareersuccessuntilhis30s,his17Alibaba,isvalued（市值}at$519billion.“Ihave18somanytimes.PeopleprobablyknowthatIappliedforsomanyjobs,over30jobs,butallgotrefused.Ididnotevengetachance；24ofuswereinterviewedforaKFCjob.23gotacceptedIwasthe19onethatwasrefused,”heexplained.

Maalsodiscussedthetimeheappliedforapolicejobwithfiveotherpeople.Hewas.theonlypersonfromthegrouptoberefused.Anothertime,heandhiscousinappliedforjobsaswaitersatfour-starhotel.Theywaitedinalonglinefortwohours.20hiscousingotthejob,Mawasrefusedagain.

Whenhismothershookherheadathim,herefusedtofeel21andthought"Thisisatrainingcourseforme.”

Thoughhesaidhefeltlikeafailurebeforereachinghis30s,Manever22Hemadehimselfhisowncompetitor（竞争者），picturedwhathehopedto'doin10yearsanddideverythinghecouldto23hisdream.

“Nomatterhowsmartyouare,youwillmakemistakes,”MasaidinaTVinterview,“Youlearn24mistakesnotbecauseyouwillbeabletoavoidthem,butwhenthesetroublescome,youlearn25todealwiththem.”

16．A．oneB．someC．allD．none

17．A．familyB．companyC．schoolD．restaurant

18．A．succeededB．thoughtC．failedD．started

19．A．onlyB．specialC．differentD．same

20．A．BecauseB．AlthoughC．SoD．And

21．A．happyB．excitedC．proudD．upset

22．A．felloverB．cutdownC．gaveupD．kepton

23．A．achieveB．believeC．breakD．make

24．A．byB．withC．inD．from

25．A．whatB．howC．whyD．which

26．OnJune26,thethemeofthesummercampis.

A．WorldFoodCookingB．LegoRoboticsFunII

C．MusicPerformanceIID．CreativeArtII

27．TheSummercampwilllastforatmost.

A．threeweeksB．amonthC．twomonthsD．threemonths

28．isNOToneoftheactivitiesinthissummercamp.

A．ballgamesB．tablegamesC．ChineseD．films

Garbageortrashisamainkindofenvironmentalpollution.Eachpersonmakesabouttwokilogramsaday.Wearemakingwastefasterthannaturecanbreakthemdown.Andwearerunningoutofresources（资源）fasterthantheycanbedealtwith.Thisincreasestroublesfortheenvironment.Wheredoesallthatgarbagego?

Whatcanbedonetohelpdealwithgarbage?

Howcanwemakelessgarbage?

Garbageisn’tjusttherotting（腐烂的）fruit,vegetablesormeatthatwethrowawayinourhomes,schoolsorsupermarkets.Thoseareonlyasmallpartofallthethingswethrowaway.Wecreatethemostwasteinconstruction,miningandinourfactories.

___________Mostisburnedorburiedinlandfills（垃圾填埋场）Lessthanaquarterofourwastecanbeusedagain.

Withapopulationof13billion,garbageisabigproblemforChina.Chinesecitiescreatearound148milliontonsofgarbageeveryyear.

Once,weusedabout3billionplasticshoppingbagseverydayinChina.Theresultwasagreatwasteofresourcesandseriouspollution.Lastyear,wedidsomethingaboutthat.Nowweusemoreclothbagsandshoppingbasketswhenweshop.

Inthecomingyears,Chinawillbuildwaste-to-energyplantsincitiestocleanupgarbage,butthere'salotmorethatneedstobedone.

29．Howmuchtrashdoeseachpersonmakeeveryday?

A．1kiloB．2kilosC．3kilos,D．4kilos.

30．WhichofThefollowingplacesprobablymakethemostgarbage?

A．Factories.B．Homes.C．Schools.D．Supermarkets

31．WhichofthefollowingcanbethemissingpartinParagraph3?

A．Didyoueverthinkaboutwhythereissomuchgarbage?

B．Didyoueverwanttoknowhowmuchtrashwemade?

C．DidyoueverthinkabouttheproblemofChina'slargepopulation?

D．Didyoueverwanttoknowwhathappenedtoyourgarbage?

32．Whodoyouthinkthewriterprobablyis?

A．AnEnglishscientistinnature.B．AChinesereporterforanewspaper

C．AmericanofficerintheUN.D．AChineseteacherinamiddleschool.

Mostofusgetourearliestlifelessonsfromfairytales,like“Truelovecanovercomeanything.”and“Evenafrogcanturnintoaprince".However,atacertainage,westarttolearnnewthingsaboutlife,especiallythatlovedoesn'talwayswin,andthatafrogisjustafrog..

“Fairytaleshavealwaysbeenwithusbecausetheyarethestoriesofourlivesintheirsimplestform.”wroteUSauthorLauraPackerontheNationalStorytellingNetworkwebsite.“Theyarestoriesofloveandloss,desireanddeath,richesandruin.”

Fairytalesareallaboutreality（现实）.Butifchildrenonlyseejustonesideofreality,adultsusuallyseetheother.

Forexample,inthe2014filmMaleficent,we’retoldthetaleofSleepingBeautyfromtheeyesoftheevil（邪恶的）queen.Unlikethechildren’seyesofthestory,weseethatthequeenwasn’tbornevil.Instead,sheisinalotoftroublesasshegrowsup,whichleadstothecreationofher“evil”side.AndinUSauthorJamesFinnGamer’sbookPoliticallyCorrectBedtimeStories,hetellstheclassicstoryofLittleRedRidingHood,butwithamodernversion:

WhenthewolftellsRedRidingHoodthatitisn'tsafeforalittlegirltowalkthroughthewoodsalone,shecallsthewolfsexist（性别歧视者）,whichrelatestotoday’sopinionsthatgirlsaren'tweakerthanboys.

Itseemsthatfairytalesaren'tjuststoriesthatourparentsreadusatbedtime.Theymayusuallystartwith"Onceuponatime.”butaswegrowolder,welearnthateverystorydoesn'talwaysneeda"Happilyeverafter"tobeagoodone.

33．WhichofthefollowingisNOTafairytale?

A．TheFrogPrince.

B．NationalStorytellingNetwork

C．SleepingBeauty

D．LittleRedRidingHood.

34．AccordingtoPacker,whyhavefairytalesalwaysbeenwithus?

A．Becausetruelovecanovercomeanything

B．Becausetheyarefullofimagination.

C．Becausetheyalwayshavehappyendings.

D．Becausetheyareaboutourlivesintheirsimplestform.

35．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?

A．Agoodfairytaleusuallyhasa“Happilyeverafter”.

B．Adultsusuallyseetheothersideoffairytales.

C．Ourunderstandingoffairytaleschangesaswegrowup.

D．Childrenandadultsalwaysenjoydifferentkindsoffairytales.

36．Thebesttitleofthepassagemaybe

A．TheTrueLoveofFairyTales

B．LearningLifeLessons

C．TheDarkSideofFairyTales

D．TroublesinFairyTales

Peopleareplayingvideogameseverywherethesedays,whetherthey'reridingabusorsittinginarestaurant.Someofthemenjoythesegamessomuchthattheycan'tputthemdown.Butisthisahealthyhabit?

TheWorldHealthOrganization（WHO）doesn'tthinkso.InJune,itrecognized“gamingdisorder（障碍）”asamentaldisorderinitsInternationalClassificationofDiseases,CNNreported.

"Gamingdisordermeanscontinuousorrepeatedvideo-gamingbehavior,whetheronlineoroffline.Ofcourse,noteveryonewhoplaysvideogameshasthisdisorder.Ithasthreemainsigns.

Thefirstsigniswhentheplayerlosescontroloverhisorhergaminghabits.Thesecondiswhenplayinggamesbecomesmoreimportantthanotheractivitiesfortheplayer.Thethirdiswhentheconditionleadstoseriousproblemsintheplayer'spersonalandfamilylife.

Infact,somecountriesarealreadyworkingtosolvethisproblem.SouthKoreahasintroducedalawbanning（AiE）childrenunder16fromplayingonlinegamesbetweenmidnightand6a.m.,USATodayreported.ChinesetechcompanyTencentisalsosettinglimitsontheamountoftimethatteenagerscanplayitsgames.Childrenbetween12and18yearsoldcanonlyplaytwohourseveryday.

Ifyouhave“gamingdisorder",youshouldaskforprofessionalmedical（E7）help.Butifyourconditionisnotthatserious,youdon’thav