2020年青海海北中考英語試題

1、2020年青海海北中考英語試題考生注意：L答卷前將密封線以內(nèi)的項(xiàng)目填寫清楚。2 .用鋼筆或中性筆將選擇題和非選擇題的答案分別寫在相應(yīng)題號(hào)的表格內(nèi)或橫 線上。3 .英語聽力沒有試聽環(huán)節(jié)，播放的全部是考試內(nèi)容。I.聽力測(cè)試B.聽句子，選擇最佳答語。每個(gè)句子僅讀一遍。6. A. Let me check.B. It' s Room 202. C. It' s great, thanks.1. A. Yes, she is tall. B. Yes, she is short. C. Yes, she is of mediumheight.8. A. I did nothing but

2、 sleep.B. Not much fun.C. I went to thepark.9. A. My room is a mess. B. Yes, I will.C Sorry, I' ve cleanedmy room.10. A. So am I. B. I don' t like the food.C I m just kidding,C.聽下面五段對(duì)話和對(duì)話后的問題，選擇正確答案。每段對(duì)話和問題讀兩遍。11. A. Ten minutes.B. Thirteen minutes.C. Thirty minutes.12. A. He likes hot tea w

3、ith honey. B. He will accept her advice. C.He will take some pills.13. A- In China. B. In a supermarkets C. In a factory.14. A. They are near. B. They are clean. C. They are at the comer.15. A. Getting up late. B. Taking a long shower. C. Missing the early bus.D.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，根據(jù)所聽內(nèi)容完成表格，每空一詞。獨(dú)白讀兩遍。Nationa

4、l High Five DayWhenEvery year, the 16Thursday in April is American NationalHigh Five Day.WhatThe way people use high fives shows their different feelings when 17 friends and celebrating.How1. When people play a 18and someone scores, theycongratulate them with a high five, sometimes even two high fiv

5、es with 19hands.2. In some 20, a handshake is the most formal way among handgestures.3. Students can make their own special handshakes with different people.n ,單項(xiàng)選擇從A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案填入空白處。1 .一 The dining hall is specially built for .-That' s great! People over seventies won' t have to worry

6、 about their daily meals.A- an old manB. the old manC. the old2 .一 Mary and her classmates are busy preparing for their final examination.-That'swhyyoucanalways see learning inthelibrary.1. themB. usC. her3. The only jokes I tell are the that I hear from you.A. oneB. onesC. joke4. Cookies arejus

7、t thething toserve tallglassesof reallemon juice.A. atB. inC. with5. Could you please the picture on the wall and make it clean?Sure. I' d love to.A. pull downB. take awayC. take down6.一Lily is intelligent and hard-working, she do well in thesinging competition.一Sure. She was born to be a singer

8、.A. shouldB. mightC. can' t7. 一Xining is getting more and more beautiful.-Oh, yes. I think more changes are A. on the radioB. in the endC. on the way8.1 was still feeling hungry I had eaten some sandwiches.A. soB. thoughC since9. A CCTV news reporter will come to interview Wang Lin tomorrow Plea

9、se tell her .A. not to be late B. not to comeC. to watch TV10. She was the best seller in the company and her boss gave her a special ten-day holiday.-That' s so cook She sold out products than any others last year.18. _ an amusement center, some restaurants and hundreds of stores in the shoppin

10、g mall.Wow, it' s amazing. I will go next week.A. There isB. There areC. There will be19. 一Why do so many Canadian companies want him to work for them?He can speak both English and French. It' s certainly his A. decisionB. conditionC. advantage20.一 You look down! What' s up?A. I m watchi

11、ng a sitcomB. My mom is ill C. Ijust finished high school【答案】B m.完形填空A.閱讀短文，從A、B、C. D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中找出一個(gè)最佳的選項(xiàng)填空，使短文完整、 通順。Blue whales are the largest animals in the world. But they are amazing2L because of their huge size, but their slow heartbeatsFor the first time , scientists have researched the22.of a blu

12、ewhale. They found 23when blue whales dive （潛水）for food, theirheart rates （心率）are as 24 as 2 beats per （每）minute （bpm）.Scientists used to 25 that their diving heart rate was 15 bpm. When the whales go to the oceans 26 to breathe, their heart rate is between 25 and 37 bpm.Usually, the larger an anima

13、l is, 27 its heart beats, since it takes more time to pump （輸送）blood around 28 body. Shrews, the smallest mammals （哺乳動(dòng)物），have a heart rate of up to 1, 000 bpm. Humans usually stay between 60 and 100 bpm.29 slowing their heart rate, blue whales can send more blood to the muscles （肌肉）that they use 30

14、These muscles become stronger, allowing the whales to dive for longer periods of time.21. A.neitherB.22. A.heartbeatB.23. A.itB.24. A.manyB.25. A.regardB.eitherC.body sizeC.thatC.littleC.expectC.26. A.bottomB.surfaceC.27. A.theslowerB.slowerC.28. A.it'sB.itsC.29. A.ByB.InC.30. A. to pump bloodB.

15、not only diving once fast think center the faster his On to eat通順。to diveB.用方框中所給詞語的適當(dāng)形式填空，使短文完整、D. althoughD. foodD. ifD. slowD. doubtD. sideD. fasterD. herD. AtC. to breathe D.upcountry shockhelpsetDuring World War I, a naval blockade （海軍封鎖）kept food and supplies from entering Germany. English cha

16、rity （慈善機(jī)構(gòu)）worker Eglantyne Jebbwas 31to see the influence that action had on children. In 1919,she32an organization named Save the Children, mainly helpingchildren get out of the difficult situation. Today, Save the Children works in 12033 It helps with food, education and health. In Syria,the orga

17、nization 34 more than 2 million children, providing food and other supplies, as well as 35 spaces for children to learn and get mental health services. During major conflicts （沖突）such as the war in Syria, Save the Children doesn' t choose sides-it chooses children.w.閱讀理解A5 Great British BandsNam

18、eOriginDatesMain bandmembersFamous song/albumHonoursJohnLennon,ThePaulBest-TheLiverpool1960-70McCartney,Beatlesselling bandBeatlesGeorge（The Whitein historyAlbum）Harrison,RingoStarrTheRollingStonesLondon1962 -presentMickJagger,Keith Richards,CharlieWatts,RonnieWood, BillWymanIt, s OnlyRock' nRol

19、l4th on 100 Greatest Artists of All Time， list (Rolling Stones magazine)The WhoLondon1964 -82,1985,1988 - 89,1996 -presentPete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, Keith Moon, Kenney JonesMyGenerationHave seven albums on Rolling Stone magazine; s 500Greatest Albums of All Time'LedZeppelinLo

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21、n,DavidGilmour仔細(xì)閱讀表格內(nèi)信息，選擇最佳答案。36. formed in LiverpooLA. The Beatles B. The Rolling StonesC. The Who D. LedZeppelin37. lasts the longest.A. The Rolling StonesB. The Who C. Led ZeppelinD. Pink Floyd38. Among the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time on Rolling Stone magazine, has seven.A. The Beatles B. Th

22、e Rolling StonesC. The Who D. LedZeppelin39. Led Zeppelin' s most famous song is .A. It' s Only Rock' n RollB. My GenerationC. Stairway to HeavenD. The Dark Side of the Moon40. was one of the members of Pink Floyd.A. John Lennon B. Keith Richards C. John Paul D. Richard WrightBOver the l

23、ast six months, the coronavirus pandemic （冠狀病毒疫情）has affected different countries and regions in different ways. Here, we 11 take a look at a few of the most important events that have happened. Italy shuts downOn March 10, the Italian government decided to put the whole country on lockdown after th

24、e number of cases （病例）in the country started increasing quickly, people were suggested not leaving their home. The first case was detected （檢測(cè)到）as early as January 3L In the following weeks, the number of cases reached over 10, 000 by the time of the lockdown.The lockdown affected 16 million people

25、across the country. Italy was one of the first of many countries that carried out lockdowns to prevent the spread of the virus.WHO declares pandemicOn March 11, World Health Organization (WHO) officially characterized (描述)COVID_19 as a pandemic. This was because of a growing number of cases around t

26、he world. By this time, there were more than 20, 0000 cases in Europe, including 1, 000 deaths, as well as 1, 000 cases in the US. Summer Olympics delayedOn March 24, President of the International Olympic Committee ( IOC) Thomas Bach announced the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, which were planned to be

27、 held in Tokyo, would be delayed until the following year in the interest of protecting pubic safety.US hits over 1 million casesOn April 28, the US officially recorded over one million COVID-19 cases nationwide. This came just four days after it was announced that the virus had resulted in over 50,

28、000 deaths across the country. The virus spread rapidly across the country, as the first case had been recorded three months earlier.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。41. The events in the passage are all connected with .A. Italy' s lockdownB. Olympic gamesC. US casesD. the coronavirus pandemic42. In Paragraph 2, t

29、he underlined word “l(fā)ockdown“ probably meansA.封城B.控制C.關(guān)押D.鎖定43. COVID-19 was officially announced as a pandemic because it.A. caused the lockdownsB. had a growing number of cases inthe worldC. could result in deathD. spread quickly in Europe44. 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo will be delayed beca

30、use.A. people may not go during the pandemic B. the cases in Asia increased quicklyC. it hasn' t been well-prepared D. it' s necessary to protect public safety45. It took for the number of COVID-19 cases in the US to reachover one million.A. four daysB. twenty-eight daysC. three monthsD. fou

31、r monthscBoth of my two sons were born in Toronto, but they moved with us to Ottawa when they were quite young. They went to school there, grew up there. Later, one of my sons went to Canada' s east coast near a city called Halifax and the other moved to the west coast to Vancouver. My wife and

32、I were left in the middle.As we nearly retired （退休），we started to think where we should spend our final years. For several reasons we decided to live on a small town on Vancouver Island, where was close to one of my sons. However, the son moved to Hollywood soon after he had got another job there. I

33、 helped him move.We still lived a happy life in our little west coast town, but we have paid a price. We have not been there for some important events such as the births of our grandchildren. We have missed watching them grow up; we have missed backyard barbecues （燒烤）and basketball weekends with the

34、m. Our home, while very comfortable, was also very quiet.Every fall we travel to see the children. We usually fly, first to California to see our son Scott and spend a week or more with him trying to catch up on everything we' ve missed. Then, usually in November, we make the even longer trip ea

35、st across Canada to see Travis and our grandchildren, who were about their twenties.Fortunately, both our sons are doing well and grandchildren are growing up straight and tall. We love all of them and they love us. We' re very happy but there are times I think about the things we didn' t se

36、e： the tears or the smile on the granddaughter s face, their school graduations, my son' s joy at successes in business.Life has been good for our family but we have all paid a price. 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。46. The writer' s sons grew up in A- Toronto B. OttawaC. Halifax D. Vancouver47. From the unde

37、rlined sentence in paragraph 3, we can infer （推斷）thatthe writer A. wanted to live a noisy lifeB. was satisfied with retired lifeC. lived a comfortable lifeD. was sometimes lonely48. Which of the following important events did the writer miss?A. The births of his grandchildren.B. School graduations o

38、f his grandchildren.C. The successful times of his son' s business.D. All of the above.49. For his family life, the writer implies （暗示）.A. they all regret not living together all the time although enjoying a happy lifeB- they enjoy a happy life because they can see each other every yearC. they a

39、re proud of the sons and the grandchildrenD. they love the sons and the grandchildren50. What' s the best title for the passage?A. Living a happy life.B. A price to pay.C. Moving from east to west.D. My sons and grandchi 1 dren>DWhich topic drew the most attention from people around the world

40、 in 2019? It was climate （氣炭）change, according to three well-known English dictionaries.The Oxford, Collins and Cambridge dictionaries chose aclimate emergency” , aclimate strike" and "upcycling” , respectively, as their “Word of the Year” . This tells us that climate change was awidely-di

41、scussed issue （話題）in 2019.“Climate emergency" means a situation in which urgent action is needed to reduce climate change. "Climate strike" refers to people leaving work or school to call for more action to protect the environment.“Upcycling" refers to making new items out of old

42、 or used items to reduce waste.Climate change has already affected the world in many ways. Take Venice, for example. Due to climate change, Venice experienced the worst flooding （洪水）it has seen in the last 50 years in 2019. Many stores, restaurants and hotels were flooded. This caused serious damage

43、 totaling hundreds of millions of euros （歐元）.Although we' ve known about global warming （全球變暖）for a long time, people have been slow to respond to it. The year 2019 might have been the turning point that will finally encourage us to take responsibility.“Ten years ago, when the science on the cli

44、mate issue was first increasing, the influences could be seen as an issue for futuregenerations （子孫后代）J Katharine, a climate scientist, told The NewYork Times.“It' s no doubt our issue now. »However, simply realizing that climate change is a threat （威脅）isnot enough. We must take real action before it is too late.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，用符合語義及語法規(guī)則的詞填空，每空一詞。51. The words Climate Emergency , “Climate Strike"