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浙江省绍兴市中考英语试题与答案解析word版
浙江省2019年初中毕业生升学考试（绍兴卷）
英语试题卷
试卷I（选择题
70分）
一、听力（本题有
15小题，第一节每小题1
分，第二、三节每小题
2分，共计
25分）
第一节听小对话，请从
A,B,C三个选项中选择正确的选项。
1.WhatdoesJack'ssisterwanttobe?
A.AteacherB.Adoctor.C.Awriter.
2、WhydoesMikelooktired?
A．Becauseheatenothingthismorning.
B.Becausehedidhomeworklatelastnight.
C.Becausehehashadabadcold.
3.WhattimewillthewomanseeMr.Whitethismornining？
A.At10：
00.B.At10：
15C.At11：
00.
4.Whereisthewomangoing?
A.Tothelibrary.B.TotheshopC.Tothepark
5.Whowillgoshoppingfinally?
A.Sam.B.Anna.C.Helen.
第二节：
听较长对话，请从A,B,C三个选项中选择正确的选项。
听下面一段对话，回答第6^-7两小题。
6.WheredoesAndyworknow?
A.Ataschool.B.Atabank.C.Atasportscentrer
7.WhatdoesAndylooklike?
A.Hehasshorthair.B.Heismuchheavier.C.Hedoesn'twearglasses.
听下面一段对话，回答第8-10三小题。
8.Whydoesthemanliketoliveinhisneighbourhood?
A.Becausethepeopletherearefriendly.
B.Becausetheairthereisfresh.
C.Becausehelikestallbuildings.
9.Whomdoesthemantaketohavefuninthegardenaftersupper?
A.Hisdaughter.B.Hiswife.C.Hisfriend.
10.Whatarethetwospeakersgoingtodonext?
A.Todoexercise.
B.Towatchfromthewindow.
C.Tobuysomeflowers.
第三节：
听独白．请从A,B,C三个选项中选择正确的选项。
11.WhendidDavidgotovisitSaltLakeCity?
A.LastSundayB.ThisSunday.C.LastSaturday.
12.HowdidDavidgettoSaltLakeCityfromSandy?
A.Bybus.B.Bytrain.C.Bycar.
13.WhydidDavidjointheEnglishgroup?
A.BecausehewantedtopractiseEnglish.
B.Becausehewastheguide'sfriend.
C.BecausehelikedtheEnglishguide
14.WhatdidDaviddoafterlunch?
A.Hepostedsomecards.
B.HevisitedTempleSquare.
C.HesawtheChurchfilm.
15.HowdidDavidprobablyfeelaboutthetrip?
A.Itwasterrible.B.Itwastiring.C.Itwaspleasant.
二、完形填空
阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
ThePowerof-atlon
（决心）
Thelittlecountryschoolhousewasheatedbyanoldrnalstove
（火炉）．Alittleboyhad
thejobofcomingtoschoolearlyeachdaytostartthe
16
andwarmtheroombeforehis
teacherandhisclassmatesgotthere
Onemorningthey
17
tofindtheschoolhouseburning.Theydragged
（拖）thelittle
boyoutofthebuildingmoredeadthanalive.Thenhewas
18takentoanearbycounty
hospital.
Thedoctortoldtheboy'smotherthat19
thelowerpartofhisbodywasseriously
burnt,hecouldn'tusehislegsanymore.However,the
20
boymadeuphismindthat
hewouldwalk.Unluckilyhisthinlegs
21
hungthere,allbutlifeless.
Finallyhereturnedhomefromthe
22
．Everydayhismotherwouldpresshislittle
legs,buttherewasnofeeling,nocontrol,
23
．Yethisdeterminationthathewould
walkwasas
24
asever.
Whenhewasn'tinbed,hewouldsitinawheelchair.Onesunnydayhismother
wheeledhimoutintotheyardtogetsomefreshair.Thisday,insteadofsittingthere,he
25
himselffromthechairandpulledhimselfacrossthegrass
，dragginghises
26
behindhim.
Heworkedhiswaytothewhitefence
（姗栏）aroundtheyard.Withgreateffort,he
raisedhimselfuponthefence.Then,hebegandragginghimselfalongthefence,
27
thathewouldwalk.Hestartedtodothiseveryday.Therewasnothinghe28more
thantodeveloplifeinthoselegs.
Intheend
，throughhisdeterminationhedid
29
．Hebegantowalktoschool
，thentorun
toschool，torun
30
thejoyofrunning.Laterincollegehemadetherunningteam.
StilllaterinMadisonSquareGardenthisdeterminedyoungman,Dr.Glenn
Cunningham,rantheworld'sfastestmile!
16.
A.fire
B.class
C.game
D.story
17.
A.left
B.waited
C.arrived
D.hid
18.
A.clearly
B.quickly
C.suddenly
D.nearly
19.
A.when
B.unless
C.before
D.because
20.
A.honest
B.brave
C.worried
D.calm
21.
A.just
B.also
C.once
D.ever
22.
A.school
B.yard
C.hospital
D,square
23.
A.everything
B.anything
C.something
D.nothing
24.
A.strong
B.simple
C.strange
D.similar
25.
A.helped
B.threw
C.picked
D.enjoyed
26.
A.arms
B.chair
C.legs
D.mother
27.
A.believing
B.doubting
C.promising
D.suggesting
28.
A,afforded
B.hated
C.forgot
D.wanted
29.
A.setoff
B.getback
C.standup
D.runaway
30.
A.to
B.for
C.from
D,without
三、阅读理解（本题有
15小题，每小题
2分，共计30分）
阅读下面四篇材料，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案．
A
31.isafamousrealtennisplayerfromUK.
A.RobPaheyB.DavidWoodmanC.ManuelSimpson
32.Itcanbeseenfromthepassagethat·
A.theintroductoryeveningisatOrangeRoad
B.thegrouplessonlastsoneandahalfhours
C.thebookRealTennisCambridgecosts50pounds
D,peoplecancall]effGreenformoreinformation
33.Thepassageiswrittenmainlyto·
D.JeffGreen
A.talkabouttheimportanceofrealtennis
B.teachpeoplehowtoplayrealtenniswell
C,welcometheworldrealtennischampion
D.advisepeoplexocomeandenjoyrealtennis
B
CatcafestoopeninTorontoandMontreal
THESTAR，TORONTO
Soon,peopleinTorontomaybeabletoenjoyahotchocolateoracoffeeina"catcafe".Twogroupsofpeopleinthecityaretryingtoraiseenoughmoneytoopencatcafes.
Theideaissimple：
acafeforhumans一withlotsofcatsaround.Peoplewillbeableto
petthecatswhilethey'resippingtheircoffee.Therearealreadycatcafesinplaceslike
England,FranceandinAsialikeinJapan,SouthKoreaandChina.
JenniferMorozowichplanstoopenherKittyCatCafeinSeptember.ShetoldThe
TorontoStarthatitwillhavesixtofifteencats.Morozowichisacatloverwhosaysthatcats
helptoreducepeople'spressure（压力）．Sheisalsoplanningtoholdspecial"Litter-ature"
events,withtheDundasWestAnimalHospital,athercafe,withkidsreadingtothecats.
Someexperts（专家）saythatreadingtoanimalshelpskidslearntoreadbetterbecause
animalsenjoyhearingthehumanvoiceandkidsdon’thavetofeelworriedaboutmaking
mistakeswhilethey'rereading.
Anothercatcafe,PetMeMeow,willbeopeninautumnifAshkanRahimiandJeffRo
havetheirway.Theyaretryingtoraisemoneytoopenaplacewherecatswilllive,and
peoplecancomeinandbuyacoffeeandhangoutwiththecats.
Bothsetsofpossibletaleownerswillhavetomakesuretheircafesareveryclean.The
CityofTorontohasmanyrulesthatpeoplehavetofollowwhowanttoservefoodtohumans
whenthereareanimalsnearby.Forexample,theanimalboxesneedtobeinaseparatespace
awayfromtheeatingarea.
Thecafeownerswillgetthecatsfromrescueshelters（救护所）．Ifthecoffeedrinkers
tallinlovewithacertaincat,theymaybeabletotakeithome.
TheTorontocatrateswon'tbeCanada'sfirst.HappyCatCaf,isopeninginJulyin
Montreal.
34.Theunderlinedword"sipping"inthesecondparagraphprobablymeans“”·
A.sellingB.gettingC.drinkingD.making
35.Accordingtothepassage,JenniferMorozowichA.isastarfromTorontoB,likescatsverymuch
36.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat
A.readingtocatsmayhelpkfdsmakefewermistakes
B.thecatrateshavetogivefoodtoanimalsnearby
C.peoplemustn'ttakethecatsofthecatcafEshome
D.Canadawillprobablyhavethreecatcafesthisyear
37.Thepassagemightbe
A.anewsreportB.ananimalstory
C
Twelve-year-oldLeonardowasborninapoorfamilyinBambamarcainPeru.Heknew
howtoreadbuthehadneverseenabookinhislife.Soheaskedthenewpriest（牧师）inhis
villagetogivehimone.Buttherewasnoelectricity.SoLeonardoborrowedcandlesfromthe
churchandsatupallnightreadingit.Thenextmorning,hewasatthedoorofthepriest
askingforanotherbooktoread.
JohnMedcalf,thepriest，wasmoved.Healsorealisedthatpeoplewouldlovetoreadif
givenachance.ButheknewhowdifficultitwasforLeonardoandthoseinhisvillagetoget
books.Andyet,noonecanbetaughttoreadandwritewithoutbooks.Tomakepeopleina
poor,farawayareagrowtolovebooks，theyhavetobewiththem.Sohethoughttheonly
waywastobringbookstopeople.
Buthowcouldthisbedone?
Mobilelibrariesorcarlibrarieswouldbetooexpensiveand
difficulttocontinueintherocky,hillylandofPeru.Sowhatothermethodcouldbeused?
M-callgotanewideafromthebarefoot（赤脚）doctorsofChina.Andthatwashow
thebarefootlibrarians（图书管理员）firstappearedinthevillagesofnorthernPeru，almost
thirtyyearsago.
Thelibrariansbeganbygoingfromvillagetovillage,lendingbookstovillagers.TheyhelpedstartThe12ura1LibraryNetworkofPeru.
Atfirst，theywereteachersofthevillageschoolswhichthesefarawaylibrariesbelongedto.Buttheteacherswerenotveryinterestedinthejobbecauseitmeantalotofhatwork.
So,villageelderstookonthejobthemselves.
Today,thereare600villagelibrariesacrossPeru.Thebarefootlibrarianswhowalkup
to15hoursadaywithbagsofbooksaretheirlifeline.
38.ThefirstparagraphtellsusthatLeonardo
A.hadalotofbooksB.boughtcandlesfromothers
C,stayedinthechurchD.enjoyedreadingbooks
39.Theunderlinedword"this"inParagraph3probablyrefersto（指）””
A,togrowtolovebooksB.tobringbookstopeople
C.torea
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