年中考英語模擬試題

本資料來源于《七彩教育網(wǎng)》09年中考英語模擬試題(二)（人教版()⒈Many and liveintheA.Germen,EnglishmenB.Germans,FrenC.Germans, ansD.Germen,Fren()⒉Idon’tthink possibletobeasuccessfulmanwithoutworkingA.itB.thisC.isD.()⒊Ihavetwobooks, ofthemisA.bothB.noneC.neitherD.all()⒋Heaskedmewhere A.thebookshopB.thebookshopC.isthebookshopisD.wasthebook()⒌LiMingasked himwithhisA.helpB.helC.helpedD.to()⒍Hishobbyis collectingss takingphotos.It’sgrowingflowers.A.both,andB.either,orC.notonly,butalsoD.neither,nor()⒎Themusicistoonoisy,willyouplease A.turndownitB.turnitdownC.toturnitdownD.toturndownit()⒏Imethiminthestreet A.theotherdayB.rightnowC.nextdayD.some()⒐Weloveces thepeoplearereallyA.thatB.whenC.whereD.()⒑－Thismathproblemistoohard.Canyoushowme A.WhattoworkoutB.toworkitC.howtoworkitoutD.howtoworkout()⒒Thereareabouteight studentsintheA.hundredsB.hundredC.hundredsofD.hundredof()⒓－Hi,Mary!Youlookverybeautifultoday.— .A.No,notatll.B.Idon’tthinkC.Don’tsayso,please.D.Thanksverymuch.()⒔Hewasmade 14hoursaday.A.workB.workedC.workingD.to()⒕Thethirdroomis ofall,butit’stooA.thebestB.betterC.goodD.best()⒖That’sverykind A.ofB.toC.forD.補(bǔ)全（共10分，每小題1分Dialogue1從右側(cè)方框內(nèi)所給句中選擇恰當(dāng)?shù)木渥油瓿上旅娴模⑵浯碜諻oman: Ben:Yes,Madam.Whatwouldyouliketodrink,Tony?Tony:I’dlikesometea.Ben: Tony:Icedtea,please. Ben:I’dlikesomelemonade. Tony:Yes,I’dlikeapizza,please.Woman:Whatwouldyoulikeonit,Sir?Tony:Tomatoesandonions,please.Ben:Allright. Woman:Ben:Wewantacupoficedtea,aglassoflemonade,apizzaandtwoeggs,Woman:Dialogue2閱讀，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑捳Z（話語可以是句子、短語或詞），使完整。A:Excuseme.21 apostofficenearhere?B:No,thereisn’t.A:22 isthenearestonefromhere?B:It’saboutthirtyminutes’walk.A:CanI bustogothereB:Yes.TheNo5buscantakeyouthere..A:24. B:Lookatthetallbuilding.It’sacrossfromit.A:Thankyouverymuch.B: the Ilikesingerswho 集郵是他們的 istheirIwouldliketogo ? ？（B）（4分In1608,anEnglishmannamedThomasCoryalevisitedItaly.34.Helikedthecountryandwrotedowneveryinterestingthinghefound.Buttherewasonethingwhichhefoundmoreinterestingthantheothers.InhisdiaryThomaswrote,“Whenthenseatmeat,theyusesmallforks.35.Theydon’teatwiththeirhandsbecausetheysay,peopledonotalwayshavecleanhands. 內(nèi)。（101）Atthe36ofthisterm,myEnglishteacheraskedusto37diaryinEnglish.Atfirstitseemed38tome.Itriedmybesttowriteadiaryeveryday,andnowithasbeguntobeeasy.Iknowit’simpossibletolearnEnglishwell39morepractice.IworkhardatEnglish.Ilikereading,listeningandspeaking.AfterschoolIoftengototheschool40toreadEnglishstories.MyEnglishteacheroftenhelpsmetoputsomepassages41English.Iambusy42EnglishandIhave43timetowatchTV.Afterfinishwritingmydiary,Ialwaystrytocorrectthemistakes44thehelpofthedictionary.Ithinkthat45diaryisoneofthebestwaystolearnEnglish()36.A．beginningB．begin ()37.A．keepB．read D．listento()38.A．easyB．difficultC．interesting ()39.A．have B．tohave ()40.A．classroom B．labC．library ()41.A．a(chǎn)s ()42.A．learn C．tolearn ()43.A．few B．a(chǎn)few C．a(chǎn)little ()44.A．with ()45.A．write 一次）（10）goodgoodbewhomfeelweakbutsomistakemeanathelpManystudents,theyhavebeenlearningEnglishformorethantenyears,theystillcan’tbeabletospeakEnglishfluently（流利地）whentheymeetaforeigner.Theyseemtohavemasteredthebasiclanguagestructure（掌握基本的語言結(jié)構(gòu)）,46aconversationinEnglishwillnotmakethem47easyTheyareafraidthatotherpeoplemightfindouttheir48.It49commonthatmanystudents,whoarebadspeakersofEnglish,canwriteEnglishwellenough.This50thattheycan’tspeakouttheirideasinEnglish,becausetheyare51inpracticeandconfidence(信心).Whyshouldyoubeafraid?Areyouafraidthoseforeignerswith52youarespeaking?Don’tbeshy;theywillnotlaugh53youjustforasmallmistake.The54waytogetridof)thistroubleistospeakmore.I’msurethatifyoukeepon（繼續(xù)）practicing,itwillbe55foryoutosucceed.（成功）并將其代表字母填在題前括號內(nèi)。（201）PassageAccidentReportAcarcrashedintoaSomepeopleweretrappedintheTherewasaDateof3,TimeofNameofZhongshanRoad,ConditionsofMr.GreenhurthisMrs.Greenhurtherleftleg.Theirdaughterfeltfrightened.menarrivedat9:40p.m.andsentthevictimstoGulouHospitalat9:45（）56．WhattimedidMrs.GreencalltheA．At9:30a.m.B．At9:30p.m.C．At9:40p.m.D．At9:45（）57．Howmanypeopleweretrappedinthecar?A．OneB．TwoC．ThreeD．Four（）58．WhoseleftlegwasA．Mrs.Green’sB．Theirdaughter’sC．Mr.Green’sD．Their（）59．WhatwastheweatherlikethatA．itwassunnyB．itwassnowyC．itwascloudyD．itwas（）60．WhichofthefollowingisA．ThecarcrashedintoaB．TheirdaughterhurtherlegandwassenttotheC．ThecaraccidenthappenedonZhongshanRoadinD．ThemenarrivedhalfanhourlaterandsentthevictimstothePassageOneday,afarmerwaswalkingalongaroadwithhissonThomas.Thefathersaid,“Look!There’sahorseshoe.PickitupandputitinyourbagThomassaid,“Itisn’tworththetrouble.”Hisfathersaidnothingbuthepickedituphimself.Whentheygottoanearbytown,theyhadarest.Therethefarmersoldthehorseshoeandwiththefewpenniesheboughtsomecherries（櫻桃）.Thefatherandthesontheirway.Thesunwaswellupinthesky,andtherewasn’tahouseorevenatreewheretheycouldhavearest.Thomasfelttoothirstytowalkon.Atthistime,hisfatherdroppedacherryonthegroundandThomaspickeditupquicklyandateit.Afterawhile,hisfatherdroppedanothercherryandonceagain,hissonlostnotimeinpickingitupandputtingitinhismouth.Andsotheywenton.Theoldfarmerdroppedthecherriesandthesonpickedthemup.WhenThomashadeatenupallthecherries,hisfathersaidtohim,“Mydearson,ifyouhadbent（彎腰）downearlytopickupthehorseshoe,itwouldnothavebeennecessaryforyoutobendsomanytimesforthecherries.Alwaysthelessonthathewhodoesnotworryaboutthelittlethingswillfindthathecannotdothegreatthings.”（）61．Whopickedupthehorseshoeatlast?A．ThesonB．ThefatherC．BoththefatherandthesonD．Neitherthefathernorthe（）62．Thefarmerbought withthemoneyafterhesoldtheA．somebreadB．somewaterC．somecherriesD．some（）63．Whenthesonrefusedtopickupthehorseshoe,the A．beatthesonB．saidnothingC．feltveryhappyD．becamevery（）64．Thefatherdroppedthecherriesonebyone,because A．hewantedtoteachhissonaB．hewantedhissontodomoreC．hewantedhissontoeatthemD．hewantedtolaughathis（）65．Formthestory,welearnthat A．cherriesaresodeliciousthatmostofusliketoeatB．a(chǎn)horseshoeissoexpensivethatitcanbringusalotofmoneyC．ifwewanttoeatcherries,wemustpickupahorseshoeD．ifwedon’tworryaboutthelittlethings,wecannotdothegreatPassage“Beproudofwhatyoudo,”myfatheralwaystoldme,“whetheryouareabossoracleaner”whenIwas15,Igotasummerjobinahospital.Iwastoldthatmydutieswouldinclude（包括）sweefloors.IsdandrememberedDad’swords.Eventhoughmyjobwasthelowest,itmademefeelexcited.Isawitasachallengebecauseitwasmyfirstjob.Ilearnedtobeontimeandtriedtodoeverythingwell.Inreturn,Iwastreatedwithrespect（尊敬）bydoctors,nursesandpatients.EachmorningIimaginedthatthedirtydisheswouldmakepatientsmoresickifIwerenottheretowashthemclean.Afterbreakfastwasdone,Istartedsweethefloorsofallpatientroomsandcleaningtoilets.ThoughIwastired,Iwantedthejobtobedonewell.Peoplewouldsay“Thatyoungboyreallydoesagoodjob.”Thatgavemeapride.Workinginthehospitaltaughtmethatbeingproudofone’sjobisimportant.Itdoesnotmatterwhetherthejobissweefloorsormanagingalargebusiness.ThrougheveryjobIhaveeverhadmyfather’swordshavealwaysstatedwithme.Ihavesweptfloors,andIhavebeenamanager.IthinkDadwouldbeproudofme.（）66．Thewriter’sfirstjobwasa A．bossB．cleanerC．managerD．doctor（）67．Whichofthefollowingdidn’tthewriterdointhehospitalaccordingtothepassage?A．LookingafterpatientsB．WashingdishesC．CleaningtoiletsD．Sweethefloor（）68．Whenthewriterwasinthehospital,he A．madethepatientssickB．wasn’ttiredC．workedhardD．did（）69．Formthepassageweknowthat A．thewriter’sfatheralwaysstayedwithB．thefatherdidn’tlikethewriter’sfirstC．thewriterwasn’tproudofhisfirstD．thefather’swordsencouragethewritertodoeverything（）70．Whichisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．SmilingWithYourselfB．MyFatherC．MyFirstJobD．WorkingInTheHospitalPassage4:EveryyearthousandsofyoungpeopleinEnglandfinishschoolandthentakeayearoffbeforetheystartworkorgotouniversity.Someyoungpeoplegotoothercountriesandworkasvolunteers（）.Volunteersgivetheirtimetohelppeople.Forexample,theyworkinschoolsorhospitals,ortheydosomethinghelpfulfortheenvironment.PaulineJones,18,livesinCardiff,Wales.Nextyearshewantstogotouniversitytostudy,butnowshe’slivinginBelize.Paulinesays,“I’mworkingwithotherpeopleheretosavethecoralreefs（珊瑚礁）intheseanearBelize.Thereefsherearebeautiful,butiftheseawaterisverypolluted（污染）,thecoraldies.I’mheltodoresearchonthecoralandthefishthatlivearoundthereefsAllovertheworld,coralreefsaredying.Weneedtodosomethingabouttheproblembeforeit’stoolate.”“I’mstayingwithafamilyhereandIhelpdosomehousework.Idon’tgetanymoney,butthat’sOK.Ilovemyworkhere,andI’mlearningalotaboutthepeopleofBelize-andmyself!WhenIfinishmywork,Iwanttostayhereforanotherthreemonths.IwanttotravelaroundBelizeandCentralAmerica.”（）71．SomeyoungpeoplefromEngland aftertheyfinishschool.A．gotouniversityabroadB．spendoneyearabroadasvolunteersC．gotoworkformoneyD．startworkinschoolsorhospitals（）72．PaulineJones,aneighteen-year-oldgirlislivingin A．EnglandB．C．BelizeD．Cardiff（）73．PaulineJonesis withotherA．studyinginauniversityB．workingtosavethecoralreefsC．heldosomehouseworkD．ngsomeresearchinWales（）74．Formthepassage,weknowthatthecoralreefs A．willdiebecauseofthepollutionB．a(chǎn)renotasbeautifulasbeforeC．cannotlivewithoutfishintheseaD．willprobablybesoldformoney（）75．PaulineJoneswantsto aftershefinishesherworkasaA．staythereforanotheryearB．gobackhometostartworkC．learnaboutthepeoplehomeD．travelaroundCentralAmerica閱讀理解，按要求完成任務(wù)（202Passage5:102AccordingtotheCenterforDiseaseControlandPrevention（CDCP）（疾病控制預(yù)防中心）,ifyoudon’toftenwashyourhands,youwillbeaffectedbyes（受病菌侵蝕）formmanycesandmakeyourselfill.You’reatriskeverytimeyoutouchyoureyes,noseormouth.Infact,oneofthemostcommonwayspeoplecatchcoldsisbyrubbing（揉）theirnosesortheireyeswhentherearecoldesontheirhands.Ifyoudon’toftenwashyourhands,especiallywhenyou’resick,youmayspreadtheesdirectlytoothers.YoushouldwashyourhandsinthefollowingAfterusingtheAfterblowingyournoseorBeforeeating,servingorpreparingAftervisitinganyonewhoIWhenyourhandsareThere’sarightwaytowashyourhands.Followthesesimplestepstokeepyourhandsclean.Usewarmwater（notcoldorWashforWashwellunderwarmrunningwateranddrythemwithacleanConditionsspreadingWhenyourhandsareWhenyouare76. TimetowashAfterusingthe77. Afterblowingyournoseor78. havingfoodAfter79. sickpeopleWhenhandsareRightwaytowashUse waterandwash15ThenwashPassage6:102RobertGreenwas31yearsoldwhenhewenttocollege.Thatwashisfirsttimehecameintotheclassroom.Elevenyearslater,hereceivedadoctor’sdegreeinphysics.RobertGreenwasagoodexampleinstudiesforallpeople.Histirewasamovingstory.Fromayoungage.RobertGreenlivedasimpleandpoorlifewithhisgrandfatherinthemountainsofBoston.Hisgrandfathertaughthimtoread.Laterhetaughthimselftoreadmathbooksandphysicsbooks.Fromtimetotime,heboughtoldbookswithhissavedmoneyandreadthemall.AtthetimefewpeopleinRobert’sneighborhoodknewabouthisloveofreadingandlearning.Butone ,JaneKellerdidknowhim.Shewo