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浙江省温州市中考二模英语试题
2021年浙江省温州市中考二模英语试题
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一、单选题
1.Theyoungmotherlovesherchildrensomuchthattheymean________toher.
A.nothingB.everythingC.anythingD.something
2.---Canyoutellmethedifferencesbetweenthesetwogirls?
---Oh,no.Theylookquite________,nearlythesame.
A.differentB.strangeC.activeD.similar
3.It’sdifficulttoliveinaforeigncountry,_______whenyoucan’tunderstandthelanguagethere.
A.especiallyB.usuallyC.naturallyD.exactly
4.---Mom,mayIgoouttoplaybasketballwithDaming?
---I’mafraidnot________youhavefinishedyourhomework.Workmustcomefirst.
A.ifB.sinceC.becauseD.unless
5.________theheavytraffic,theairpollutionisbecomingmoreandmoreserious.
A.BecauseofB.InsteadofC.AccordingtoD.Thanksto
6.Ifollowedhimtosee________,andIwasverysurprisedwhenhewentintothepoliceoffice.
A.howhewasgoingB.wherehewasgoing
C.whyhewasgoingD.whetherhewasgoing
7.Ihaven’tdecidedifIwillattendthesummercamp.Ihavetoaskformymother’s________.
A.opinionB.challengeC.courageD.knowledge
8.I________useaclocktowakemeupbecauseatsixo’clockeachmorningthetraincomesbymyhouse.
A.mustn’tB.needn’tC.shouldn’tD.couldn’t
9.---Anewshoppingmall______nextyearinourtown.
---Really?
Itiswonderful!
Ineedn’tgofarawaytobuythings.
A.isbuiltB.hasbuiltC.willbuildD.willbebuilt
10.---Oh,no!
It’srainingagain.Wecan’thaveapicnictoday.
---______!
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A.WhatashameB.WelldoneC.WhatasurpriseD.Howwonderful
二、完型填空
Lastspring,Michellefellinlovewithkite-boarding,anadventuresportthatcombinessurfingandsailing.Soshegotakite-board,tooksomelessons,andafewmonthslater,shewasso11todriveouttotheBananaRiver.ThereshemetJohn,whoofferedtohelpherimproveher12.
Oneday,JohntaughtMichellewhilehiswife,Nancy,stayedbehindonaJetSki*.Inthatway,therewouldbe13tobringbackMichelleifshegotintotrouble.AfterJohngavehersome14,hetookoff.He’dsailedaboutthreequartersofamile15theriverwhenhefeltthewindblow16.Accordingtohisexperience,heknewthatthestrongerthewindgrew,themore17itwouldbeforMichelletocontrolherboard.Worried,heturnedandstartedsailingbacktowardthetwowomen.
Michellehad188decidedtosailbacktothebeach.Thewindwastoostrongforhertocontrolthekite.Shepreparedtolandherkite,19shedidn’thaveachance.Shewasthrownoverthewater,evenattachedto*thekite.Michelle20tofreefromthekite.Butshefailed.
NancywasfarawayontheJetSkiandcouldn’tgettoher21enoughtohelp.Bythen,JohnhadarrivedandMichellefeltJohnliftheroutofthewater.Assheheldhisarm,hetriedtopullthehandle*butcouldn’t22it.Thensuddenly,Johnletgo.Atthatpoint,MichellewassureshewoulddieifJohn23.Butinfact,JohnhadseenNancycomingwithherJetSkiandhethoughtthathe’dhaveabetterchanceofhelpingMichelle.HejumpedontotheJetSki.Asthekitefelldown,withallhis24,hejumpedfromtheJetSkiontothekiteandpulledittothewater.Finally,Michellewassaved.
Thisexperiencehasn’tstoppedMichellefrom25kite-boarding.“Lifeisfragile,butit’smeanttobeenjoyed,”shesays.
11.A.excitedB.boredC.afraidD.patient
12.A.gradesB.livesC.hobbiesD.skills
13.A.anyoneB.everyoneC.nooneD.someone
14.A.activitiesB.chancesC.suggestionsD.problems
15.A.onB.byC.oppositeD.in
16.A.hardB.slowlyC.softlyD.quietly
17.A.challengingB.excitingC.valuableD.relaxing
18.A.alwaysB.stillC.alreadyD.even
19.A.soB.andC.orD.but
20.A.offeredB.triedC.refusedD.managed
21.A.bravelyB.carefullyC.freelyD.quickly
22.A.reachB.feelC.bringD.send
23.A.gaveupB.hurriedupC.stoodupD.caughtup
24.A.successB.strengthC.careD.pleasure
25.A.rememberingB.lovingC.hatingD.refusing
三、阅读单选
Nowadays,moreandmoreChinesestudentsstarttogoabroadforstudies,evengraduatesofjuniormiddleschool.Nowlet’slearnsomethingaboutAmericanhighschoollife.
SchoolSubjects
InAmerica,aftermiddleschoolcomeshighschool.Itincludesgrades9through12.StudentsarerequiredtotakecertainsubjectslikeEnglish,socialstudies,math,scienceandphysicaleducation.Inaddition,theyhaveelectivesubjects.Electivesincludesubjectsintechnology,music,artandforeignlanguages.
SchoolActivities
Eachschoolholdscertainyearlyactivities,suchashomecoming,promnight,holidaycelebrations,etc.Homecomingiscelebratedeachfall,usuallyonaweekend.Itusuallyincludesaparadeandendswithafootballgameandschooldance.Thepromnightisaformaldanceforstudentsingrades11and12.Attheprom,studentsdance,havesnacksanddrinks,andchat.BesidesholdingeventsforholidayssuchasIndependenceDayandHalloween,somehighschoolsoftenhavetheirownspecialevents.
Sports
Mosthighschoolshaveatleastonesportsteamthatenterslocalcompetitions,andallstudentsareencouragedtotakepartinsports.Schoolsoftenofferfootball,baseballandsoftball,basketball,volleyball,tennisandsoccer.Somemayevenhavesportslikegolf,swimming,andcrosscountryskiing.
26.Studentsareaskedtotake___________asoneofthecertainsubjects.
A.musicB.artC.scienceD.Chinese
27.Weknowfromthereadingthat_______________.
A.allstudentsmusttakepartinsports
B.thepromisadanceforeveryoneinthehighschool
C.middleschoolincludesgrades9through12inAmerica
D.homecomingisusuallycelebratedonaweekendofeachfall
28.Wecanmostprobablyfindthispassageina___________.
A.magazineB.posterC.storybookD.postcard
At26,JaneGoodallhadnocollegeeducationorsciencetraining.Butsincechildhood,shehadbeendreamingofworkingcloselywithanimalsinAfrica.“Allthroughmychildhoodpeoplesaid,‘Youcan’tgotoAfrica.You’reagirl.’”Janesaid.“Butmymotherusedtosay,‘Ifyoureallywantto,there’snothingyoucan’tdo.’”
In1957,26yearoldGoodallwenttoKenyatoworkasasecretary.ShemetthefamousscientistLouisLeakey,whowassoimpressedbyherhardworkthathemadeherashisassistant.ShewentwithhimonmanytripstotheAfricanforestandin1960LeakeysentGoodalltoliveamongchimpanzees*inaprotectionzone,recordingtheanimals’behaviorandinteractions.
ForthreemonthsGoodallmadelittleprogress.Butshesaid,“Inevercameclosetogivingup.”Herbreakthroughcameonedaywhenshesawamalechimpanzeestickapieceofgrassintoananthill,thenputthegrassinhismouth.Afterwardshecametothehillanddidthesame.Pullingthegrassout,shediscoveredlotsofantsonit.Thediscovery—thatsomeanimalsusetools—wasunknowntomostscientistsatthetime.
Goodallsawchimpanzeesshowhuman-likefeelings,suchasangerandlove.Butshealsodiscoveredtheywereabletoattack*againsteachother.
GoodallreceivedherPh.D.inthestudyofanimalbehavioratEngland’sCambridgeUniversity.Nowshetravelsaroundthegloberaisingmoneytoprotectwildlife.“Ilovebeingintheforestwiththechimpanzees,”shesaid.“I’dratherbetherethantravelaroundfromcitytocity.”
29.WhatdidGoodall’smotherthinkofherdream?
A.AsagirlsheshouldnotgototheAfricanforest.
B.Asagirlsheshouldstayawayfromdangerousanimals.
C.Shecouldmakeherdreamcometrueifshemadeuphermind.
D.Herdreamwouldremainadreamunlessshegottherighttraining.
30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“breakthrough”meaninthethirdparagraph?
A.progressB.studyC.storyD.work
31.What’sJaneGoodall’smostimportantdiscovery?
A.Someanimalsusetools.
B.Antsarechimpanzees’favoritefood.
C.Likehumans,animalshavefeelings.
D.Chimpanzeescouldattackeachotherstrongly.
32.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?
A.JaneGoodallisworkinghardforaPh.D.degreenow.
B.JaneGoodallisraisingmoneyfortheprotectionofwildlifenow.
C.JaneGoodallisrecordingchimpanzees’behaviorinAfricanforestnow.
D.JaneGoodallisstudyinganimalbehaviorinCambridgeUniversitynow.
四、多任务混合问题
ArecentstudysuggeststhatteenagerswhoturnofftheTVandsitdowntofamilymealsarelesslikelytosuffereatingdisorders.Thestudyhasconnectedeatingtogetherwithlowerratesofbulimiaandanorexia.Themeaningsofbulimiaandanorexiaareeatingtoomuch,oreatingatwrongtimestoooftenoreatingverylittle.Besides,thestudyshowsthatteenswhoareusedtoeatingroundthetablearelesslikelytotakeupsmokingtoloseweight.
ResearcherBarbarasaid,“Inmanypeople’sopinion,teenagersdon’twanttobearoundtheirparentsverymuch,andtheyaretoobusywiththeirstudiesandspendmoretimewiththeirfriends.”
Thestudyshowshappyfamilieshaveteenagerswhoeatwiththeirparentsoften.Theseteenshavelessbaddietordangerouseatinghabits.“Formostparents,itisdifficulttogettheirfamiliestogetheraroundthetablesevendaysaweek.Butiftheycanpreparethreefamilymealsaweek,itwillbegoodfortheirchildren’shealth,”ProfessorFiesespokeoutafterreviewing17studiesoneatingwaysandnutritionofalmost200,000childrenandteenagers.Shehasfoundthatteenswhoeatatleastfivemealsaweekwiththeirfamiliesare35%lesslikelytobe“disorderedeaters”.Eventhreefamilymealsaweekhelped,withyoungsters12%lesslikelytobeoverweightthanthosewhoatewiththeirfamilieslessoften.Theywerealso24%morelikelytoeathealthyfoodsandhavehealthyeatinghabitsthanthosewhodidn’tsharethreemealswiththeirfamilies.
“Teenscanalsousefamilymealsasatimetogettheirthou