湖北省襄阳市实验学校中考模拟英语试题一.docx

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湖北省襄阳市实验学校中考模拟英语试题一

2020年湖北省襄阳市实验学校中考模拟英语试题一

1．—CouldIaskyousomequestions?

—________.

A．Don’tmentionitB．Goahead,pleaseC．MypleasureD．That’sallright

2．---I'vedecidedtogiveupmyjob,Mum.

---You’dbetterthinktwice.

A．Soundsgreat!

B．Whatapity!

C．Guesswhat?

D．Areyouserious?

3．—Theshoesaretoolarge.Wouldyoumindshowingmeasmallerpair?

—________.Hereyouare.

A．AllrightB．Yes,please

C．OfcoursenotD．Thatsoundsgood

4．Sendane-mailassoonashe________.

A．arrivesB．hasarrivedC．willarriveD．arrived

5．—What______thenoise,Bill?

—Sorry,Ibrokemyglass.

A．isB．wasC．hasbeenD．willbe

6．（2017江苏扬州）——Youhaveanicecar.

——Thankyou.I__________itforlessthanonemonth.

A．boughtB．haveboughtC．hadD．havehad

7．—MayIsithere,Sir?

—Ifyou________,chooseaseatbythewindow.

A．mayB．canC．shouldD．must

8．Holdyourdream,________youmightregretsomeday.

A．andB．soC．orD．but

9．—TwoticketsforCinderellathisSunday,please.

—Sorry,we’vegot________left.

A．bothB．neitherC．noneD．either

10．Encourageyourkidstotrynewthings,buttrynotto________themtoohard.

A．workB．pushC．manageD．inspire

11．Dennisoften________deafnesswhenyouaskhimaquestionhedoesn’twanttoanswer.

A．pretendsB．producesC．promisesD．prepares

12．Whentherightopportunity________,she’lltakeit.

A．comesoutB．comesbyC．comesalongD．comestrue

13．—Everyonewasshockedwhentheyheardaboutthe________oftheterrorist（恐怖）attackinParis.

—That’sterrible.

A．accidentB．eventC．matterD．story

14．—Whatdopeoplethinkoftheoldking?

—Heisthoughtofasa________rulerandpeoplerespecthim.

A．justB．cruelC．wideD．valuable

15．—WhatdidMothersay?

—Sheasked________.

A．howfastherunsB．Iwouldreadwhosebook

C．whomIhadtalkedwithD．ifdidIgetupearly

Ronny’sBook

Ronnylookedlikeeveryotherkidinthefirst-gradeclassroomwhereIvolunteeredastheReadingMom.However,Ronnywasdifferentfromhisclassmatesinotherways.Hehadaspeechproblemsohecouldn’t16likeotherkidsinhisgrade.

IworkedwithallthestudentsinRonny’sclassonebyonetoimprovetheirreadingskills.OnthedayswhenitwasRonny’s17,I’dgivehimasilentsmile,andhe’dflyoutofhischair.Hesatveryclosetomeandopenedthebookasifhewasopeningatreasurenobodyhadeverseen.

Iwatchedhis18moveslowlyundereachletterashestruggled（努力）toreadout.Everytimehe19toreadawordwithastrangepronunciation,thebiggestsmilewouldspreadacrosshisfaceandhiseyeswouldshinewith20.Itbrokemyhearteachandeverytime.

Afewweeks21theschoolyearended,Iheldanawardsceremony（颁奖典礼）.I22Ronnywithabook—oneofthoseLittleGoldenBooksthatonlycost$5.Tearsrandownhisfaceasheheldthebookclosetohimandwent23tohisseat.Istayedwiththeclassfortherestoftheday.Ronnyneverletgoof（放开）the24,notonce.Itneverlefthishands.

Afewdayslater,Ireturnedtotheschooltovisit.I25Ronnyonachairneartheplayground,thebookopeninhislap.Histeachersaid,“Hehasn’tputthatbookdownsinceyougaveittohim.Doyouknowthat’shis26bookhe’severactuallyowned?

”

Keepingbackmytears,IwalkedtowardsRonny,placedmyhandonhisshoulderandasked,“Willyoureadmeyourbook,Ronny?

”Andthen,forthenextfewminutes,hereadtomemore27thanI’deverthoughtpossiblefromhim.Thepageswerealreadydog-eared（卷角的）,likethebookhadbeenreadthousandsof28already.Whenhefinishedreading,Ronnyclosedhisbookandsaidwithgreatsatisfaction（满意）,“29book!

”

WhatapowerfulcontributionthewriterofthatLittleGoldenBookhadmadeinthelifeofadisadvantagedchild.Atthatmoment,IknewIwouldbecome30aboutmyownwritinganddowhatthatwriterhaddone,andprobablystilldoes—careenoughtowriteastorythatchangesachild’slife,careenoughtomakeadifference.

16．A．readB．copyC．writeD．listen

17．A．teamB．termC．turnD．tour

18．A．fingersB．armsC．legsD．ears

19．A．forgotB．decidedC．refusedD．managed

20．A．fearB．prideC．promiseD．silence

21．A．afterB．beforeC．sinceD．when

22．A．coveredB．sharedC．presentedD．compared

23．A．outB．upC．awayD．back

24．A．handB．classC．bookD．chair

25．A．followedB．noticedC．heardD．realized

26．A．firstB．secondC．thirdD．fourth

27．A．coldlyB．slowlyC．clearlyD．quietly

28．A．mistakesB．salesC．chancesD．times

29．A．SmallB．GoodC．NewD．Old

30．A．seriousB．nervousC．worriedD．surprised

YARDSALE

SaturdayJune18th

8AM～2PM

3838S.CentinelaAve,LosAngeles90066

（WestsideVineyardFellowshipParking

LotAcrossfromAdoptions）

IfyouhaveanydonationsforouryardsalepleasedropoffitemsatCentinelaFeed,3860S.CentinelaAvenue,LosAngeles90066

SaturdayJune11th12:

30-3:

30PMand

FridayJune17th6-8PM.

AllproceedsgodirectlytothecareofanimalsatForte

AnimalRescue,anall-volunteernonprofitorganization.

31．Wecanprobablyreadtheabovematerialin________.

A．astorybookB．alocalnewspaper

C．aschoolreportD．atravelguide

32．Thepurposeoftheactivityis________.

A．tocallonpeopletoprotecttheanimalsB．toshowtheimportanceofanimals

C．tointroducesomevaluableanimalsD．toraisemoneyfortheanimals

33．Theyardsalewillbeheldon________.

A．June18thB．June17thC．June11thD．June8th

34．Accordingtothematerial,wecan’tknow________.

A．wheretheyardsalewilltakeplaceB．wherewecangiveawaysomething

C．howwecanlearnmoreabouttheactivityD．howlongitwilltaketoholdtheyardsale

35．WhatcanweknowaboutForteAnimalRescue?

A．Itisanorganizationtosellanimals.B．Itisanorganizationtohelpanimals.

C．Itisanorganizationtoraiseanimals.D．Itisanorganizationtohuntanimals.

Ayoungmandecidedtovisitamarketknownforitstalentedartists.Hehopedtofindsomeoneorsomethingtohelphimrelease（释放）thegreatforcesinhisheart.

Whenhewaswalkingthroughthelargenoisyoutdoormarket,hefeltthatnothingseemedspecial.However,hisearcaughtalightsoundofdropsofwaterfromtheothersideofanoldwoodenhouse.Cominguponanopengate,hesawayoungwomansittinginanopenyardaroundherwithallkindsofstonesculptures（雕刻）ofwildanimals.Althoughthesecreationswereindifferenttimesofcompletion,theyalreadyturnedoutunbelievablevalue.

Justthentheyoungladystoodup,pullingalittlehammeroutofherpocket,andshewalkedtowardalargestonethatwasplacedonaworkbase.Aftercarefulexaminationofonesmallarea,shehitit—justonce—withhersmallhammer.Sheusedsolittleforce,sotheyoungmanfeltsorryforhertimidity（胆怯）.Hethoughtshemustbealearner.

Suddenlytonsofsmallpiecesofthestonebrokeaway.Hethoughtshemadeamistakeandhadbrokenthewholestoneintopieces.Amomentlaterhefoundshehadnotbrokenthestone,instead,shehadreleaseditssecretcharacter.Withonehitshehadnotonlyuncoveredabeautifulwhitematerial,buthadshapedittolooklikethebeautifulneckofagreatswan.Hewasshocked.Whatmagicwasthis?

Heexpectedtoknow.

“Oh,”shelaughed.“I’mguessingyou’veonlybeenthereinthelastfewminutes.BeforeyoubeganwatchingmeIhadhadhundredsofsimilarsmallhitstotheexactsamespotonthatstone.Yousawtheresultofmanydaysofcarefulworkmatchedwithaspecialkindofquietconsideration.”

“That’showallgreatthingsareachieved…lastingattentionmatchedwithcontinuouseffort—alittlebitatatime—untiltherighttimecomes.Thennothingcangetinthewayofwhatmustbereleased,”theyoungladycontinued.Suddenly,theyoungmanseemedtounderstandsomething.

36．Whentheyoungmanjustarrivedthemarket,hethoughtitwas________.

A．commonB．specialC．quietD．small

37．Abouttheyoungwoman,wecanknow________.

A．shewasonlyalearnerofthestonesculpturesB．shewasveryshyandnervouswhensheworked

C．sheachievedagreatpieceofworkonthestoneD．shehitthestoneonlyoncewithhertinyhammer

38．Inthelastparagraph,thewriterwantedtotellus________.

A．howtheyoungladyfinishedherstonesculptureoftheswan

B．theyoungmanknewthesecretofachievingallgreatthings

C．howtheyoungmanfoundthesecretofthestonesculptures

D．theyoungladywasveryclevercomparedtotheyoungman

39．Whichofthefollowingisthefactaccordingtothepassage?

A．Themarketsoldfoodandclothesbesidessculptures.

B．Theyoungladybrokethewholestoneintopieces.

C．Theyoungmanwasshockedattheswanwork.

D．Theyoungmanwatchedthelady’swholework.

40．Thepassagemainlytalksabout________.

A．amarketknownforitstalentedartistsB．ayoungman’sexperiencetolearnart

C．stonesculpturesofwildanimalsD．ayoungwoman’sgreatartskill

Theroofofourhousehadapartmissing.SoCarl,thecarpenter（木匠）,cametofixitforus.

Hefilledabagwithallthedeadleavesandgrassthatanimalshadcarriedtomaketheirnestsontheroof.Thenhespentthewholeafternoongettingridoftheoldwood,cuttingnewpiecestofitandnailingthemtogether.

Ashewasleaving,Carlsaid,“Therewasasquirrel（松鼠）uptherethatwasangrilylookingatme.Iguessitdidn’twanttomoveout.”

Thatevening,mysisterheardastrangenoise.Sheyelled,“Mom!

Dad!

Theangrysquirrelischewing（嚼）onthenewwoodoutside!

”

Weallwentupstairsandtriedtostopit.Westartedstrikingthewallinside.Thatstoppedthesquirrelforawhile,butassoonasweleft,itwentrightbacktochewagain.Momputaradiorightnexttothewallandturneditup,butthesquirrelstillwentonbiting.Finally,alltheshoutandthenoisewemadedidn’twork.

Toourjoy,thesquirrelstoppedchewing