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届崇明区中考英语二模1
Part2Phonetics,GrammarandVocabulary
(第二部分语音、语法和词汇)
Ⅱ.Choosethebestanswer(选择最恰当的答案)
26.Whichofthefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciation?
A.ancientB.basicC.natureD.habit
27.Thegeniusboy,LaurentSimons,wenttocollegeattheageoftwelve.
A.aB.theC.anD./
28.Sometimespeoplecanusebodylanguagetoexpressmore.
A.ideaB.newsC.informationD.message
29.Accordingtoexperts,thefirstcaseofnovelcoronavirus(新冠病毒)occurredDecember2019.
A.inB.byC.atD.on
30.Idon’tliketheshopassistant.alwayspersuadescustomerstobuyhisproducts.
A.HeB.HisC.HimselfD.Him
31.Isharemydifficultiesaswellashappinessmybestfriend,Linda.
A.forB.toC.withD.at
32.Alicehasreadseveralbooks,butofthemhastheinformationsheislookingfor.
A.allB.bothC.neitherD.none
33.Themusicsounds.Youshouldturnofftheradiosoasnottodisturbothers.
A.loudlyB.terribleC.gentlyD.wonderful
34.Atfirst,thevirus(病毒)spreadmuchthanpeoplethought.
A.fastB.fasterC.fastestD.thefastest
35.Therobotcanservecustomersinrestaurants.quicklythetechnologydevelops!
A.HowB.WhataC.WhatanD.What
36.Tokeepsafe,thedoctorstakeallthepassengers’temperatureattheentrance.
A.mustB.canC.mayD.need
37.Themoviedidn’tattractmanypeopleatfirst,itturnedouttobeagreatsuccessatlast.
A.soB.orC.butD.for
38.Studentsfromotherschoolscan’tborrowbooksinourlibrarytheyfillinan
applicationcard.
A.ifB.unlessC.nowthatD.assoonas
39.The10thChinaflowerexpoinChongmingIslandfromMarchtoJulyin2021.
A.washeldB.willbeheldC.isheldD.hasbeenheld
40.Chrishisseatbeltbeforehisfatheraskedhimtodoso.
A.fastenedB.fastensC.hadfastenedD.willfasten
41.Kitty’smotheroftenmakesherupearlytowalkthedogintheirneighborhood.
A.togetB.getC.gettingD.got
42.IadvisedJoetokeepregularlyinordertoloseweight.
A.toexerciseB.exercisedC.exercisesD.exercising
43.--didourclassteacherpraiseJohnjustnow/
--Shepraisedhimforhishonesty.Hefound500yuaninthegardenandhandeditin.
A.HowB.WhatC.WhereD.Why
44.--Thankyouforlookingaftermypetdogforawholeweek.
--.
A.Notatall.B.That’sverykindofyou.C.No,thanks.D.Seeyouthen.
45.--.---Comeon!
Youcandoagoodjobaslongasyoudon’tgiveup.
A.IwanttofindajobinthecompanyB.I’msorryI’vemadeamistake
C.Idon’tthinkIcanfinishthework.D.Canyoutellmehowtofindajob?
A.experimentsB.harmfulC.valueD.designedE.finally
Ⅲ.completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce(将下列单词填入空格。
每空格限填一词,每词只能填一次)
Scientistshaveinventedafont(字体)calledSansForgetica.Itisback-slanted(反斜的)andthereareopeningsineachletter.Sowhat’sthe46ofthisreader-unfriendlyfont?
Infact,SansForgeticaisthefirstfontwhichis47tohelppeoplerememberthings.ItsdesignerStevenBriansaid,“Theunexpectedobstacles(障碍)slowyourreadingspeeddown.Theymakeyourbrainworkharder.Itshouldbeeasierforyoutorememberwhatyouaredoing.”ScientistshavetestedSansForgeticaon4,400studentsinonline48.Theysaidtheywere
satisfiedwiththeresult.
However,scientistssaythatteachersshouldnotprintallreadingmaterialsinthefont.Ifstudentsreadeverythinginthisfont,theirbrainswillgettoocomfortableagain.Theywill49
ignorethekeypoints.
A.improveB.horribleC.surveyD.attractiveE.suffering
Emmaisalife-sizedol(l木偶)createdbyateamofhealthexperts.Theythinkthisiswhatan
officeworkermightlooklikein20years.Themodelisbasedona50ofmorethan3,000officeworkersinFrance,GermanyandtheUK.Nearly50%ofthemare51frombackache,soreeyesandweightgain.Alltheproblemsaretheresultsofsittingatadeskandlookingatacomputerscreenallday.
“Ifwedon’tmakechanges,thesebadhabitsaregoingtomakeusverysick,”saidWilliam,theleaderofthestudy.Sodon’tletEmmabecomewaste.Takeherasawarning.Weshould
52ourposture(姿势)atthedesk,andhaveshortbreaksfromtimetotimeduringtheday.
Otherwise,theworldcouldbefullofEmmasin2040.Thatwouldbe53!
Ⅳ.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperform(s
用括号中所给单词的
适当形式完成下列句子,每空格限填一词)
54.Weneedtothrowawaythesetomakeroomforournewfurniture.(box)
55.Thisisthetimeformetoteachyouthegrammarrules.(five)
56.WhiletravellinginGermany,Lucyhappenedtomeetaclassmateof.(she)
57.Jackwassickinhospitalbecauseofhisdiet.(healthy)
58.Successinstudydependsonone’sownefforts.(main)
59.Duringthediscussion.Mrs.Brown’svoicedeeplyimpressedme.(power)
60.Wearetryingtofindagoodtodealwiththeenvironmentproblems.(solve)
61.Intheend,wealldecidedtoacharitysaleforthesickpeople.(organization)
Ⅴ.Completethefollowingsentencesasrequired(根据所给要求完成下列句子,每题空格限填一词)
62.Mikedoeshishome-workatschooleveryday.(改为否定句)Mikehishome-workatschooleveryday.
63.MyfriendTimhasmadegreatprogressinEnglishwriting.(改为反意疑问句)MyfriendTimhasmadegreatprogressinEnglishwriting,?
64.Thefirstissueofourschoolnewspaperwillbepublishedintwoweeks.(对划线部分提问)
willthefirstissueofyourschoolnewspaperbepublished?
65.Jackwassurprisedtomeethisrelativesonajourneyabroad.(保持句意不变)To,Jackmethisrelativesonajourneyabroad.
66.OurcountrysentamedicalteamtoItalytwomonthsago.(改为被动语态)AmedicalteamtoItalytwomonthsago.
67.Mr.Whiteaskedus,“Whowillberesponsibleforthebrokenwindow?
”(改为间接引语)Mr.Whiteaskeduswhoresponsibleforthebrokenwindow.
68.apologizeto,theniceglass,you,forbreaking,hadbetter,him.(连词成句)
.
Part3ReadingandWriting(第三部分读写)
Ⅵ.Readingcomprehension(阅读理解)
A.Choosethebestanswer(根据以下内容,选择最恰当的答案)
19thJanuary
DearMs.Hawthorne
I’mwritingtoexpressmydisappointmentwiththeeveningmywifeandIspentatyourrestauranttwonightsago.Whilethefoodwas,asusual,verygood.Iregret(感到遗憾)toinformyouthattheservicefromtheourwaiter,Max,wasmostunsatisfactory.
Firstofall,whenwearrived,wediscoveredourtableoverlookingthegardenhadbeenallocatedtosomeothercustomers.ThenewtablewefinallyreceivedwasbythedoorandwhenIcomplained.Maxjustlaughed.
Furthermore,asweweresittingdown,hesaidtoomuchtomywife,whichdeeply
embarrassedher.Whenourmealcame,heservedthefoodcarelesslyandattheendclearedtheplatesinanawfulmanner.
CholeHawthorne,theownerofafamousrestaurant,receivedaletterfromherregularcustomeroneday.
Ilookforwardtohearingfromyouwithasatisfactoryreply.
Afterreadingtheletter,Ms.HawthorneleftamessagetoMax:
Max,thisisChloeHawthorne.IreceivedaletterfromMr.Metcalf,oneofourbestcustomers.Hecomplainedaboutyouinit,73
22ndJanuary
DearChloe
I’mreallythankfulthatyouwanttolistentomysideofthestory.
Tostartwith.WhenMr.andMrs.Metcalffinallyturnedup,theywereatleast45minuteslate.That’swhythetablewasallocatedtosomeothercustomers.
Asfortheothertablebythedoor,Iwenttoalotoftroubletosetitup.Whentheycomplainedaboutit.Icouldn’thelplaughing.ButIhavenoreasontolaughatmycustomer.
Anotherthing,thisbusinessabouthiswife.Ionlycomplimented(恭维)heronherdress.She
didn’tseemtomind.
OK.IadmitIforgottoclearthetablethewayIwassupposedto.
IapologizeifIhavecausedyouproblems,butI’vebeenreallypopularattheCafe.Hopetohearfromyousoon.
Allthebest
MaxwrotealettertoMs.Hawthorne.
69.Mr.andMrs.MetcalfwenttohavedinneratMs.Hawthorne’srestauranton.
A.January17thB.January18thC.January19thD.January22nd
70.Theunderlinedword“allocated”inMr.Metcalf’sletterprobablymeans“”.
A.bookedB.givenC.cancelledD.divided
71.WhichofthefollowingcomplaintsisNOTmentioned(提到)inMr.Metcalf’sletter?
A.Maxdidn’tclearthetableatall.B.Maxdidn’tservethefoodcarefully.
C.Maxtalkedtoomuchtohiswife.D.Heandhiswifehadtositbythedoor.
72.InMr.Metcalf’sopinion,Maxwasawaiter.
A.hardworkingB.generousC.responsibleD.rude
73.WhatmightMs.HawthornesaytoMaxinthemessage?
A.I’mreallyangrywithyou.Idon’twantyoutoworkhereanylonger.
B.I’mreallysurprisedatthecomplaint.Idon’twanttotrustwhatyousay.
C.I’mreallyworriedaboutthecomplaint.Tellmewhathappenedonthatnight.
D.I’mreallypleasedwithyourwork.Youareverypopularamongcustomers.
74.AccordingtoMax’sletter,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?
A.Maxdidn’tcleanthetableascarefullyasbefore.
B.Maxdidn’tthinkhehadcausedMrs.Metcalftofeelembarrassed.
C.Mr.andMrs.Metcalfwastoolatetohavetheirtablereserved(预定的).
D.Maxwon’tworkintherestaurantafterheapologizedtoMrs.Hawthorne.
B.Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage(选择最恰当的选项完成短文)
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Thefamousactor,whoearnedthreeEmmyawardsandaGoldenGlobeaward,isjust135cmtall.Hisfather,motherandbrotherlooklike76people.ButDinklagehasbeendifferentfromtheotherssincehischildhood.Theboywasbornwithacommonformofdwarfism(侏儒症).Asaresult,Peter’slegsandarmsstoppedgrowing,whilehisheadcontinuedbecomingbigger.
There’snodoubtthatDinklage’slookwas