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常州市中考英语真题试卷分析

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阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项.

（2004年真题）

Ifirstsawthebabypandawhenshewasonly10daysold.Shelookedlikeawhitemouse.We41herXiWang.Itmeans"hope".

WhenXiWangwasborn,sheweighed（重）42100grams（克）.XiWangdrankhermother'smilkforasmuchas14hoursaday.Whenshewassixmonthsold,shestartedtoeatbambooshoots（嫩芽）and43.Eightmonthslater,shewasnotasmallbabyanymore.Shegrewintoa44youngpandaandweighed35kilos.WhenXiWangwas20monthold,shehadtolookafterherself45hermotherhadanotherbaby.

46,itisverydifficultforpandastoliveinthewild（野外）.Herearesomeofthe47thatpandaslikeXiWangmayhaveinthefuture.

Ifhunters（猎人）catchapanda,theywillkillitforitsfur（毛皮）.Iffarmers48treesandforests,pandaswillhavenoplacetolivein.

Whenmothersleavebabypandasalone,peoplewilloftentakethemaway.Peoplethinkthatthebabypandasneed49.Ifpandasareindanger,weshouldtryourbesttoprotectthem.Ifwedo50,soontherewillbenomorepandasintheworld!

41.A.madeB.calledC.toldD.kept

42.A.quiteB.mostlyC.justD.hardly

43.A.leavesB.vegetablesC.treesD.chips

44.A.strangeB.weakC.famousD.healthy

45.A.thoughB.untilC.becauseD.whether

46.A.LuckilyB.SuddenlyC.SadlyD.Especially

47.A.examplesB.questionsC.mattersD.problems

48.A.cutdownB.plantC.protectD.water

49.A.moneyB.helpC.clothesD.family

50.A.nothingB.everythingC.anythingD.something

（2005年真题）

Shyness（害羞）meansfeelingfrightenedwhenyou’rearoundotherpeople.Somechildrenare41shy.Somebecomeveryshylaterbecauseoftheirlifeexperience.42,everybodygetsalittleshysometimes.It’sjusthowmuchtheyfeelshy.

Mostpeoplehaveredfacesandtalkin43sentences（句子）whentheyareshy.Butsomebecome44shythattheywon’tgotoarestaurantbecausetheyaretoonervousto45andpayfortheirfood.Someareafraidofmeeting46people,sotheyseldom（很少）gooutside.Thiskindofshynesscanbe47foraperson.

Ifshynessdoesn’tstopyoufromdoingsomethingyouwanttodo,beingshyisn’tabig48.Someexpertssayshypeoplearegoodatworkingbecausetheythinkmoreand49less.

Butremembernottoletgoodopportunities（机会）passyoubyjustbecauseofit.Ifyouhavetosingasongatabirthdaypartyorgivesomeperformancesinfrontofothers,justdoit.There’s50tobeafraidof.

41.A.shownB.bornC.thoughtD.seen

42.A.SoonerorlaterB.InfactC.SofarD.Firstofall

43.A.brokenB.strangeC.differentD.boring

44.A.veryB.tooC.quiteD.so

45.A.packB.orderC.cookD.serve

46.A.newB.foreignC.oldD.friendly

47.A.goodB.helpfulC.badD.usual

48.A.questionB.exampleC.excuseD.problem

49.A.doB.talkC.getD.sleep

50.A.somethingB.everythingC.muchD.nothing

（2006年真题）

Thereoncelivedafamoushunterinthemountainvillage.Onenightsomeonesawatigercomeintothevillageandstealtwosheepaway.Thenextnightthetigercameagain.Thevillagerswereso35thattheyaskedthehuntertocatchitsothattheycouldhavea36life.Thehunterthoughthardafterhearingthenews.He37whythetigercameatnightbutonlystolethesheep.Thefollowingnighthe38aboutoutsidethevillage.Suddenlyhesawthetigercoming.Thenhefollowedit39.Tohissurprise,hefoundthetigerrunningawayjustlikeaman.Theneverythingwas40tohim.

Onthefourthnight,thehuntertooksomemoneywithhimand41himselfbehindabigtree.Assoonasthe"tiger"camenear,thehunterjumpedout,caughtthe"tiger"andsaid,"Don'tbeafraid.Iwon't42you.Pleasetakeoffyourtigerskin（兽皮）.Iknowyouarepoor.Butyoumustn'tsteal43fromothers.Hereisthemoneyforyoutobuysomefoodandclothesforyourfamily.Ihopeyouwillwork44andmakealiving."

Withtears（眼泪）inhiseyes,thepoormanthankedthekindhunterandwentaway.

35.A.excitedB.surprisedC.frightenedD.amazed

36.A.safeB.dangerousC.difficultD.comfortable

37.A.worriedB.wonderedC.understoodD.realized

38.A.walkedB.thoughtC.learntD.talked

39.A.politelyB.usuallyC.luckilyD.quietly

40.A.possibleB.overC.clearD.important

41.A.threwB.hidC.enjoyedD.helped

42.A.believeB.meetC.hurtD.save

43.A.somethingB.nothingC.everythingD.anything

44.A.soonerB.earlierC.longerD.harder

（2007年真题）

Stressisthefeelingyougetwhenyou'rereallyworriedaboutsomething.Thisisthekindofworrythattroublesyouforhours,or35days.Itmakesyoufeelblue,scaredorangry.Youmayfindit36toeatandsleep,oryoumighteatandsleepmuchmorethanusual.

Toomuchstressisbadforyou.Stressingoutcanleadtoserious37likeheartillnesses.Butamoderate（适度的）amountofstresskeepsyourbodyand38alert（警觉的）andcanmakeyourperformancebetter,likewhenyouaredoingapresentationtoyourclassor39tothefinishingline.

But,ifyouareseriouslystressedout,lookatthesequickandeasywaysto40.Firstly,youcangoforarun,playtennisorrideyourbikeforawhile41exerciseproducesmorebeta-endorphin（B-内啡肽）thatcontrolsstress.Secondly,havingagood42isveryimportant.Youshouldtrytogetatleasteighthoursofsleepeverynight.Thirdly,eatingahealthy,balanceddietthat43allthefoodgroupswillhelp.Also,youcantalktothepeopleyoutrust（信任）.Keepingyourfeelingsinsidemaymakethesituation44while（而）talkingtoapersonyoutrustmaymakeyoufeelbetter.Theymaybeabletogiveyouadviceandhelpyousolveyourproblem.

（）35.A.stillB.alsoC.evenD.only

（）36.A.easyB.hardC.possibleD.comfortable

（）37.A.worriesB.sadnessC.problemsD.questions

（）38.A.personalityB.strengthC.talentD.mind

（）39.A.runningB.leadingC.replyingD.turning

（）40.A.relaxB.operateC.complainD.explore

（）41.A.althoughB.unlessC.ifD.because

（）42.A.walkB.restC.timeD.sense

（）43.A.includesB.createsC.developsD.produces

（）44.A.betterB.worseC.angrierD.safer

（2008年真题）

AsadlittleboywasinsearchofhappinessandwantedtomeetGod（上帝）.Onhisway,hesawanelderlywoman35inaparkwatchingsomebirds.Theboysatdown36her.Heopenedhisbagto-takeadrink,whenhenoticedtheladylooked37.Soheofferedherapieceofcake.Sheaccepteditandsmiledathim.Her38wassowonderfulthathewantedtoseeitagain.Thenheofferedheracanofcoke.Onceagainshesmiledathim.Theboywaspleased!

They39thereallafternoon,eatingandsmilingwithoutsayingaword.40itbegantogrowdark,theboygotuptoleave,butbeforehehadgonenomorethanafewsteps,heturnedaround,ran41totheoldwomanandgaveherabighug（拥抱）.Shegavehimherbiggestsmileever.

Whentheboyarrivedhome,hismotherwas42bythelookofjoyonhisface.Sheasked,"Whathasmadeyousohappytoday?

"He43,“lhadlunchwithGod.She'sgotthemostbeautifulsmileintheworld!

"Andwhentheoldwomanreturnedtoherhome,shetoldhersonthatshehadlunchwithGod.

Toooftenweoverlook（忽视）the44ofatouch,asmile,akindword,alisteningear,orthesmallestactofcaring.However,allofthesehavethepossiblepowertoturnalifearound.

（）35.A.playingB.sittingC.walkingD.smiling

（）36.A.infrontofB.awayfromC.behindD.nextto

（）37.A.thirstyB.happyChungryD.angry

（）38.A.smileB.performanceCfaceD.appearance

（）39.A.talkedB.stoodC.walkedD.stayed

（）40.A.AsB.AlthoughC.UnlessD.While

（）41.A.awayB.backC.downD.off

（）42.A.shockedB.encouragedCexcitedD.surprised

（）43.A.addedB.criedC.repliedD.thought

（）44.A.abilityB.resultC.powerD.purpose

（2009年真题）

Oncetherewasagrasshopper（蚱蜢）,whowasthebesthopper（跳跃者）intheworld.Shetaughtothergrasshoppershowtohop.Soonallgrasshopperswerehoppingwell,soshefeltvery11.

Thenonedayaneagleshowedup.Sheimmediately12toteachtheeaglehowtohop,asshewassurethathoppingwasthekeyto13,buteverytimesheadvisedtheeagletohop,hejustsaid,“Thereisnoneed.Youare14withhopping,butIcanfly.“

“Stopthissillytalkingofflying!

”screamedthegrasshopper.“Flyingis15inyourimagination.“

Thenextday,someofthegrasshopperswenttotalktotheeagle.“Howisitthatyoudon’tknowhowtohop,yetyoustilltalkofflying?

It16ourteacher’sorders.

“Hoppingisuseful,butwhenyoucanfly,itisnolonger17.”saidtheeagle.

“Tellusmore,“saidthegrasshoppers.

Theeaglebegantellingthemwhattheworld18hegrassfieldswaslike.Itwasaworldthatincludedmountains,riversandoceans（海洋）.

Thentheeagletookone19grasshopperinhispowerfultalon（）K）tothesky.Thegrasshoppercouldseethemountains,riversandoceansthattheeaglehad20.

Aftertheeaglelanded,hesawaspark（闪光）inthegrasshopper’seyes.Thegrasshoppertoldotherswhathehadseeninthesky.Therefore,thegrasshoppersdreamtofflyinginthesky.

11.A.angryB.relaxedC.stressedD.proud

12.A.forgotB.decidedC.failedD.refused

13.A.businessB.weaknessC.happinessD.sadness

14.A.satisfiedB.strictC.patientD.careful

15.A.justB.evenC.hardlyD.ever

16.A.turnsdownB.putsoffC.goesagainstD.worksout

17.A.harmlessB.dangerousC.necessaryD.safe

18.A.pastB.throughC.underD.beyond

19.A.sadB.braveC.attractiveD.frightened

20.A.imaginedB.cr