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中考英语模拟试题含答案18
2021年初中学业水平考试
英语试题
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一、阅读理解(共五篇短文,共25小题,计40分,其中1-20每小题1.5分:
21-25每小题2分。
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阅读A、B篇,从文后每小题A、B、C选项中选择最佳答案,请将答案编号涂卡。
A
Livelymusic,singingandthesoundofbeatingdrumsfilltheroom.Asanorchestra(管弦乐队)plays.performersdressedincolorfulcostumesmoveacrossthestage(舞台).WelcometoChineseopera.
Chineseoperaisanimportant(元素)ofChineseculture.Mostoperasarebasedonstoriesfromlongago.Theamazingstageperformancesareoftensetagainstgrandbackgrounds.Beautifulpaintingshandmovementsandmartialarts(武术)helptellthesefamousstories.
Therearemorethan300formsofChineseopera,includingBeijingOpera,YueOpera,YuOpera,GeZaiXiandmanyotherforms.ofallofthem,BeijingOperaisthemostfamous.BeijingOperacombines(合并)singing,dancingandacrobatics.Instrumentssuchasdrums,bellsandcymbalsaccompany(伴奏)theperformances.
Facialdesign
Traditionally,performersusedmasks(面具)fortheirfacialdesign.Today,however,performersusemakeup,Theypaintcolorfuldesignsontheirfaces.Thesecolorsanddesignshelptocreateeachcharacter.Forexample,abravecharacterhasaredface,whileablackfacemeansbold.Ayellowandwhitefacerepresents(代表)someonewhoisdishonest.
Costumes
Costumesgiveclues(线索)totheperformers'charactersandrolesAudiences(观众)thatarefamiliarwithoperawillgettoknowastorybythemasksandcostumes.Costumesusuallyhavemanydesignsandcolors.Thesamecostumecanbeusedindifferentshows,however,itwillrepresentadifferentcharacter.
Promotingthearts
ManycollegessandschoolsinChinadesire(渴望)tokeeptheartofChineseoperaalive.Theyprovideaneducationsystemfortalentedstudents.Applicants(应试者)meatpassawrittentest,anaudition(试镜)andaninterviewandonlythemostpromisingstudentsareacceptedtostudyatthesecollegesandschools.Onceacceptedintotheprogram,studentsbeginasevento-twelve-yearjourneythroughtheschool.Aftergraduation,manygoontoworkasprofessionalactorsonstageorinthemovies.
()1.OfallformsofChineseopera,whichisthemostfamous?
A.BeijingOperaB.GeZaiXiC.YuOpera
()2.Thecharacterwithayellowandwhitefaceis________.
A.braveB.dishonestC.bold
()3.Whatdoesthewordpromisingmeaninthepassage?
A.诚信的B.热情的C.有前途的
()4.WhichofthestatementsisNOTTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.AnyonewholikesChineseoperacanbeacceptedintotheprogram.
B.Ifapersonknowsoperawell,masksandcostumeswillhelpknowthestory.
C.Onceintheprogram,youhavetostudyfor7to2yearatschool.
()5.Whatisthepassagemainlytalkingabout?
A.ChinesecultureB.BeijingOperaC.Costumesandfacialdesign
B
Iremember…
MaryChanaskedhergrandfatherwhathecouldrememberabouthissecondaryschool.Thisispartofwhathetoldher...
I’llneverforgetMr.Tan.WecalledhimTigerTan.HewasourmathteacherwhenIwasinSec1.Hewasawiry(筋骨强壮的),muscularmanandhewasverystrict.IneversawhimsmilewhileIwasatschool.
Mr.Tanwasanexcellentmathteacher.Heexplainedeverythingslowlyandclearlyontheblackboard.Whenhelookedattheclass,youhadtobelookingathishawk-likeeyes.Hestaredatuslikeatigerfacingagroupofrabbits.Ifyouweren'tlookingdirectlyathim,hesummoned(命令)youtothefrontoftheclass.Thenhetook"Joey"fromhiscupboard."Joey"wasalengthofgardenhoseabouthalfametrelong.Afterfewpainfulwallops(猛)from"Joey"youpaidattentionallthetime!
SometimesMr.Tanfeltthattheclasswasgettingsleepy.Thenhesuddenlysaid,"Outsideeverybody!
Roundtheschool!
RUN!
"Hestoodatthedooroftheclassroom,waitingforustoreturn.Hehadaslipper(拖鞋)andhitthelastoneortwopupils.Iwasusuallythefirstback.
WewereallscaredofTigerTan.Wedidn'tlikehimbutwerespected(敬重)him.Hewasagoodteacherandwasalwaysfair.
WehadaverydifferentmathteacherinSec3.HewasMr.Hu.Hewascheerfulandfriendly.Whenheenteredtheroom,somebodywouldaskhimhowacameraworked.Thenhespenttherestofthelessonexplaininghowsomethingworked.Hedrewdiagramsontheboardandsometimesoneofusaskedanotherquestiontokeephimtalking.Mostoftheclasssatandday-dreamedaboutfoodorsport.Weweren'treallyinterestedincameras.Wejustwantedtoavoiddoinganywork.
WelikedMr.Hubutwedidn'trespecthim.Weknewthatwedidn'tlearnmuchinhislessons.
6.InMr.Tan'sclass,________.
A.hisstudentshadtopayattentionallthetime
B.hedrewdiagramsandexplainedeverythingfast
C.hetaughthisstudentshowtorunaroundtheschool
7.Theunderlinedword"Joey"probablyrefersto________.
A.aboywhowasn't'lookingdirectlyatMr.Tan
B.somethingMr.Tanusedtopunishhisstudents
C.arabbitthatwasfacingatiger
8.Mr.Tanaskedhisstudentstorunoutsidetomakethem________.
A.strongandhealthyB.refilledwithenergyC.scaredofhim
9.InMr.Hu'sclass,hisstudentsaskedhimaboutcamerasbecause________.
A.theywantedtoavoiddoinganywork
B.theywerereallyinterestedincameras
C.Mr.Huwasgoodatexplaininghowcamerasworked
10.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?
A.ThegrandfatherwasoftenhitbyMr.Tanwithaslipper.
B.Mr.Hualwaysexplainedeverythingslowlyandclearly.
C.Thegrandfatherdidn't'learnmuchinMr.Hu'sclass.
C
阅读C篇,判断正误,请将答案编号涂卡。
Someone'salwayswatchingyouonline...
Howdotheygetmyinformation?
DidyouknowthatwhenyousurftheWeb,manywebsitesputsecretsoftwareonyourcomputer?
ThesoftwarecollectsalargeamountofinformationaboutyouandsendsittoInternetcompanies.TheInternetcompaniessellittootherbusinesses.Yourpersonalinformationcanalsobecollectedfromsocialmedia(媒体)sites.Therearemanywaysyourinformationcanbeused.
Whatinformationdotheycollectandwhy?
First,companiescollectyourinformation.Thecompaniesfindoutwhereyoulive,whatwebsitesyouvisit,andwhatyoudoonline.Withthisinformation,theycanguessotherthingsaboutyou.Forexample,theycanguessifyouaremaleorfemale,howoldyouare,andyourinterests.Thecompaniesusethisinformationtodecidewhichadvertisements(广告)arebestforyou.Twopeoplecangotothesamewebsite,buttheywillseedifferentadvertisements.Forexample,someonewholikessportscouldseeanadvertisementforsneakers,andsomeonewholikefilmsmightseeanadvertisementformovie.
Whatdotheydowithmyinformation?
Yourpersonalinformationcouldalsobesold.Somecompaniescollectinformationjustsotheycansellittootherbusinesses.Abusinessthatcollectsandsellspersonalinformationiscalledadatabroker.Whendatabrokerssellyourinformation,alotofdifferentcompanieswillknowyouronlinehabits.Thenthesecompanieswilladvertiseproductsorotherwebsitestoyou.
Whatonlinehabitsaretracked(追踪)?
Anotherwayyourpersonalinformationcanbecollectedisthroughsocialmedia.Whenyourinformationisonsocialmedia,alotofpeoplecanseeit.Evenifyoudon'tusesocialmedia,afriendmightpostapictureorvideoofyouwithyournameonit.Picturesandvideoscanbesharedforfreeonsocialmedia,whichisoneofthegreatbenefits(福利).However,thatsameactofsharingcouldbeproblemforyourownsecurity(安全).Ifsomeoneknowstoomuchaboutyou,theycanstealyouridentity(身份).Thentheycanbuythingsonlineandpostmessageswhilepretending(假装)tobeyou.
ConclusionAllofyouronlinehabitscanberecorded.Studyingpeople'sonlinehabitsisbigbusiness.Yourpersonalinformationisveryvaluabletocompanies.Thatishowtheyknowwhotosendtheiradvertisementsto.TheInternetreachesalmosteverycorneroftheworld,butthedangeristhatyourpersonalinformationmighttravelthatfar,too.
正确的,涂A:
错误的,涂B。
11.All不不商businessescollectalargeamountofinformationaboutyouonline.
12.Peoplewhogotothesamewebsitemayseedifferentadvertisements.
13.Databrokerscollectyourpersonalinformationformoney.
14.Ifyoudon’tgetonline,yourinformationwillbesafe.
15.YourpersonalinformationcangoanywherewiththeInternet.
D
阅读D篇,根据短文内容,将下面方中的句子还原到文章当中,使短文内容完整,请将答案编号涂卡。
ABetterWaytoStartYourDay
Whetheryoulovemorningsornot,they’reafactoflife.Ifyouhatethen,herearesomewaystomakethemlessawful.Ifyou’reamorningperson,thesetipscanmakemorningsevenbetter!
16Besuretogetanadequate(足够的)amountofsleep.Mostpeopleneedsevenoreighthoursofsleeptofeeltheirbestduringtheday.Ifyoumustgetupat5or6a.m.,gotobedearlytogetyoureighthours.TurnofftheTV,computerorsmartphoneandhitthehay.Whenyougetenoughsleep,youwon’tfeelsleepy.Youcangetoutofbedontime.Thatwillmakeyourdaybetter,too.
Turnonsomemusicinthemorning.Playanytunesyoulike.Itdoesn’tmatter.17You’llfeelmuchhappierasyoustarttheday.
18Asyourmothersaid,breakfastisthemostimportantmealoftheday.Yourbodyisoutoffuel(燃料)bymorning.Youneedsometohelpyoucontrolyourblood-sugar.Thataffectsyourmood(情绪)andenergyfortheday.
Don’twatchTVorreadanewspaperfirstthinginthemorning.Yourbrainisfreshandreadytoworkonnewthings.Don’tfillitupwithnegative(消极的)informationabouttheworldanditsproblems.Instead,readsomethinginspiring(鼓舞人的)oruplifting.19
AvoidansweringQQorWeChatfirstthing.Us