2023年遼寧省沈陽市某中學(xué)中考三模英語試題

2023年遼寧省沈陽市第一二六中學(xué)中考三模英語試題

學(xué)校:姓名：班級:考號：

一、單項(xiàng)選擇

1.Don'tbeworriedabouther.Sheisoldenoughtotakecareof

A.herselfB.herC.hersD.she

2.?一MoreandmoreforeignerscometovisittheGreatWall.

―That'strue.ItistheofChina.

A.praiseB.prideC.effortD.courage

3.Thecompanyhassetupateamtotheproblem.

A.lookupB.lookoverC.lookatD.lookinto

4.一Oh,Iplayedbadly.

一Don'tworry.Justtryyour.Youwilldo

A.best,bestB.better,betterC.best,betterD.better,best

5.Angelakeptgettingthemrightthequestionsweregettingmoreandmore

difficult.

A.ifB.thoughC.butD.unless

6.Youjumpontoabuswhileitisstillmoving.Itistoodangerous.

A.can'tB.needn'tC.shouldn'tD.mustn't

7.Asaresultoftheflood,manypeoplehomeless.

A.leftB.wasleftC.hasbeenleftD.wereleft

8.Weshouldalsorecycleaswecan.

A.morethingsB.asmanythingsC.somanythingsD.asmuchthings

9.Hedidn'tknow.Sohewenttoseeadentist.

A.what'swrongwithhisteethB.whatisthematterwithhisteeth

C.whatwrongwithhisteethwasD.whatwaswrongwithhisteeth

10.一IamsorrythatIamlate.Thebusbrokedown,therewerenotaxis.

.Ijustgoheremyself.

A.YouarewelcomeB.Don'tmentionitC.That'sright

D.That'sallright

二、完形填空

閱讀短文，掌握其大意，然后從A、B、C、D中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

On8February2005,EllenMacArthurarrivedbackinEnglandafter11aroundthe

world.Sheisnowthefastestpersontosailaroundtheworldalone.The12tookher71

days,14hours,18minutesand35seconds,withoutasinglestoponland13anytime.

Shewasjust28yearsold.

Around8,000peoplewerewaiting14theharbour（港口）tosaycongratulationsto

herwhenshefinishedher15journey.SheleftEngland1628November2004,and

travelledaround43,000kilometrestogetbackhome.

EllenMacArthur17alongtimepreparingbothherbodyandher18forthe

longjourney.19herjourney,sheonlyletherselfsleepforlessthan20minutesatany

onetime,becauseshehadto20thatnothingbadwashappeningtotheboat.Asshe

hadnooneelseto21the71daysmusthavebeenvery22.Shehadasmall

stovetoheatthefrozen（冷凍的）mealsshehadtakenwithher.Shehadtosail23to

avoid（避免）danger.Sheoftenfaceddangerousstorms,butsheneverthoughtof24.

Ellenisnowfamousallovertheworld.Herstoryshowsusthatifyoubelievein

yourself,youcanachieve25.

11.A.sailB.travelC.sailingD.travelling

12.A.accidentB.boatC.seaD.journey

13.A.inB.onC.atD.to

14.A.forB.atC.nextD.closeto

15.A.happyB.badC.boringD.amazing

16.A.inB.onC.atD.to

17.A.hadB.paidC.gotD.spent

18.A.headB.brainC.mindD.heart

19.A.InB.DuringC.AtD.Over

20.A.forsureB.findC.understandD.makesure

21.A.talktoB.speakaboutC,saytoD.tellabout

22.A.pleasantB.happyC.lonelyD.glad

23.A.correctlyB.carefullyC.slowlyD.quietly

24.A.givingupB.gaveupC.togiveupD.giveup

25.A.anythingB.somethingC.nothingD.somethings

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三、閱讀單選

DearEric,

Surprise!Ibelieveyoudidn'texpectanotefromyourmominyourlunchbox!Howis

yourschooldaysofar?Ihopeitisgoingwell.Youalwaysdoyourbest.Iamproudofyou!

BecauseIhadtoleavesoearlythismorning,Iwrotethisnotelastnightandputitinto

yourlunchboxtowishyouwellonyourspeechtoday.Withallofyouramazingresearch,

writingandpractice,you'regoingtodogreat!

Iknowthatyougetalittlenervoustalkinginfrontoflargegroups-everybodydoes.

Butjustrememberwhatyoupracticedandyoujustmightforgetaboutbeingnervous.

Herearejustafewthingstorememberwhenyouaregivingaspeech:

?Makeeyecontactwithyourclassmates.

?Speakclearlyandslowly.

?Lookatyournotecardsonlywhenyouhaveto.

?Enjoyyourself!Onceyou'reinfrontoftheclass,pretendthatyouareafamousexpert

onyourtopicandeveryoneislisteningcarefullytoyourEVERYword.(Idothatsometimes!)

Well,that'sallfbrnow.TmthinkingofyoutodayandIknowyouwilldogreat.Doyour

bestandbebravelikeGeorgeWashington.Hewasanexcellentchoiceforyourspeech.

GoodluckEric!

Maybewecangooutforicecreamafterschool!

Love,

Mom

26.WheredidEricprobablyfindthisnote?

A.Inhisschool.B.Inhisnotecards.

C.Inhisspeech.D.Inhislunchbox.

27.WhatwasEricmainlygoingtodoinschoolthatday?

A.Togiveaspeech.

B.Tohavesomeicecream.

C.Tomakeeyecontactwithhisclassmales.

D.Toenjoyhimself.

28.Eric'smotheradvisedhimto.

A.lookathisnotecardsB.talktohisclassmates

C.talklikeafamousexpertD.talkinfrontoflargegroups

29.WecaninferthatEric'smotherwasfullof.

A.loveB.surpriseC.nervousnessD.goodluck

Arecordof1,101manatees（海牛）diedinFloridalastyear,manyfromhunger.

SolastDecember,governmentwildlifeexpertsthoughtupaplantogivefoodtothe

manatees.Theydecidedtofeedthemgreenvegetableslikelettuceandcabbage.RonMezich,

anexpert,said,"We'remakingadifference."Sofar,theyhaveservedupmorethan193,000

poundsoflettucetohungrymanatees.Butastheweatherisgettingwarm,theprogramis

expectedtoendsoon.

Manateesarehugeseaanimalsthatonlyeatseagrassandotherplantsthatliveinthesea.

Thafsonereasonwhytheyaresometimescalled“seacows^^.Since1967,Florida'smanatees

havebeenontheUSgovernment'slistofendangeredanimals.Mostdangerstomanatees

comefromhumans.Oneofthebiggestproblemsfacingtheanimalsareboats.Manateesare

curiousandfairlyslow.Thathasledtothousandsofmanateesbeinghitorkilledbyboats.At

onepoint,therewereonlyabout2,000manateesleftinFlorida.Withprotection,thenumber

increased.In2016,thereweremorethan6,000manatees.

However,asseagrassbegantodisappear,thenumberofmanateeskeepsgoingdown

again.Warmingseaswithpollutedwaterhavecreatedhugegrowthsofalgae（藻）onthe

ocean'ssurface.Thealgaeblocks（阻擋）thesunlightthatallowstheseagrasstogrow.For

example,inIndianRiverlagoon,wheremanateesoftengointhewinter,about90%ofthesea

grassbedshavediedoff.Inthelongterm,Floridawillworktohelprestore（恢復(fù)）seagrass

beds.Butthatwilltaketime.Scientistsstillworrythathundredsofmoremanateescould

starvethiswinter.

30.Whyaremanateessometimescalledseacows?

A.Theyareasbigascows.B.Theycanswimlikecows.

C.Theyfeedonplantslikecows.D.Theyhavetailslikecows.

31.Howhasthenumberofmanateeschangedaccordingtothetext?

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32.Whichwordscanbeusedtodescribemanatees?

A.Fastandendangered.B.Hugeandwarm.

C.Slowandcurious.D.Hungryandgreen.

33.Whatcausedthegrowthofalgae（藻）ontheocean'ssurface?

A.Warmerweather.B.Warmingseaswithpollutedwater.

C.Manyseaanimals.D.Someotherplants.

Ifyouhavetoattendapartyorothersocialeventswherealotofpeoplewillshowup,do

youfeelconfidentthatyouwillmakeagoodimpressiononothers?Ordoyoufeelshy?In

anycase（情況）,youshouldincreaseyourconfidenceatsocialevents.

Wheneveryouaremeetingnewpeopleatanysocialevent,youshouldwearproper

clothes.Beforeyouattendtheevents,trytofindouthowotherpeoplewillbedressed.If

everyoneelseiswearingbusinessclothes,youshould,too.Iftheeventisinformal（不拘禮節(jié)

的）,youshouldwearinformalclothessothatyoucanfitin.

Ifyouaregoingtomeetpeoplefromacertainbusinessorprofession,trylooking

throughafewprofessionalmagazinesorcheckingontheInternetaheadoftimetogetsome

conversationideasthatarerelatedto（與...有關(guān)）theirfieldsofinterest.Thiscanprevent

yougettingtongue-tiedattheevent.

Whenyouareattheevent,don'tworryaboutwhetherornototherpeopleyouare

talkingwithlikeyou.Instead,tryyourbesttofindreasonstolikethem.Whenyouare

makingconversationwithpeople,besuretokeepgoodeyecontact,andmakeyourfacial

expressionsoft.Nodtoshowyou'relistening.Letyourfaceandbodyrelaxsothatyoucan

makenaturalgestures.

Aftertheeventisover,takeabitoftimetothinkofyoursocialperformanceandthe

conversationyouhadwithpeople.Tellyourselfexactlywhatyoudidverywellattheevent.

Forexample,perhapsyoutriedtoreallylistentothepeopleyouweretalkingwith,oryou

mayhaveaskedseveralpeoplesomegoodquestionsthatreallygotthemtalking.

Bydoingso,yourconversationconfidencewillgraduallyimprove.

34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“profession“meaninthethirdparagraph?

A.Record.B.History.C.Career.D.Hobby.

35.Whatshouldyouavoidatasocialeventaccordingtothefourthparagraph?

A.Keepingeyecontactwithothers.

B.Wearinginformalclothesandshoes.

C.Caringtoomuchaboutothers5opinions.

D.Noddingnowandthentoshowyourinterest.

36.What'stherightthingtodoafteryoucomebackfromasocialparty?

A.Keepintouchwiththepeopleyoumet.

B.Considerthegoodjobinyourperformance.

C.Preparesomegoodquestionsfornextevent.

D.Thinkabouthowtoimproveconversationskills.

37.What'sthebesttitleofthetext?

A.HowtoTakePartinSocialEvents

B.HowtoBeMoreConfidentatSocialEvents

C.HowtoUseBodyLanguagesatSocialEvents

D.HowtoAvoidMakingMistakesatSocialEvents

四、閱讀回答問題

閱讀短文，然后根據(jù)內(nèi)容回答所提問題。

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五、語法填空

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