2022年江苏省淮安市洪泽区中考二模英语试题.docx

1、2022年江苏省淮安市洪泽区中考二模英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、单项选择1_ film A Little Red Flower made me moved. I hope you can watch it. ABAnCTheD/2_ won a gold medal in womens 10m platform diving in Tokyo Olympic Games? A lovely girl called Quan Hongchan.AWhatBWhereCWhoDWhy3Its kind of Tom to look after _ sick brother.Ahis

2、BhimCheDhimself4My uncles reviews on the four great classical Chinese novels may be published _ 2023.AatBonCwithDin5Chorine（氯）is _ used to kill germs and many people use it during the COVID19 pandemic.AhardlyBwidelyCsuddenlyDbadly6Do you think Tom can be a member of the Drawing Club? We need to talk

3、 about it. Not _ can be a member of us.AsomebodyBnobodyCeverybodyDanybody7Amy, it says that China will send shenzhou-14 into the space in June. _ exciting news! Im proud of our strong country.AWhatBWhat anCHowDHow an8Doctor Logan says my son _ stop eating too many sweets and starts to exercise. Or h

4、e may get diabetes (糖尿病).AcanBmayCneedDmust9You need to practise speaking every day _ you hope to improve your spoken English.AifBalthoughCunlessDuntil10I will meet you at 4:00 at the school gate. Dont be late. Ok, Mum. _.AYoure welcomeBIt sounds interestingCThats all rightDSee you then二、完形填空In my o

5、pinion, the generation gap is a result of our “pride” and “prejudice（偏见）”. Since I entered junior high school, my parents and I have had different _11_. Neither they nor I am willing to yield（让步）. My mother always _12_ by telling me that, “A child knows nothing about this!”, and I often end up sayin

6、g as a _13_, “Are you still living in the 20th _14_?”As we grow from children into young adults, we have been _15_ our own values and beliefs slowly. Given the fact that we are growing up in a century that is quite different _16_ the one in which our parents grew up, it is only _17_ for us to have d

7、eveloped values which are different from those of our parents. But our parents still always _18_ us as little kids. It seems that they arent willing to accept the _19_ that we are growing up. So they have trouble _20_ the reality of it. During adolescence（青春期）, we feel a strong need to express _21_,

8、 but our parents are often unwilling to listen to us. _22_, they think they are always correct. Why is it exactly that they are unable to _23_ their hearts and communicate more with their children so that their children can feel loved and _24_? I think both sides must _25_ their pride and prejudice

9、and build equality and mutual（彼此的）trust. Only in this way will the generation gap be narrowed（变窄）.11AwaysBstoriesCexamplesDopinions12AsaysBendsCstartsDgives13AreplyBkindnessCquestionDbirthday14AyearBmonthCcenturyDsuggestion15AfindingBbringingCpushingDforming16AbyBtoCfromDwith17AnaturalBcrazyChappyDd

10、ifficult18AcareBtreatCstudyDwatch19AfactBcourseCprogressDcondition20Adoing withBfighting withClooking forDlooking at21AmyselfBhimselfCourselvesDyourselves22AHoweverBInsteadCLuckilyDEspecially23AopenBcloseCbelieveDlisten24AledBtaughtCcontrolledDunderstood25Aask forBgive upCput intoDpay attention to三、

11、阅读单选Welcome to Suning Plaza2FSecondFloorFood HallMusic and books1FFirst FloorMens accessories（配饰）& Mens shoesKids clothing & Teens clothing & Luggage（箱包）GGroundFloorWomens clothing & Womens shoesWomens accessories & Electronics（电子产品）0B1 FirstBasementToys & SupermarketB2SecondBasementParking26What ca

12、n you buy on the ground floor?AToys or clothes for my baby brother.BTies or shoes for my father.CDresses or skirts.DSports clothes for all.27If Emma wants to buy some vegetables, meat and a carton of milk, which floor should she go to?AThe first basement.BThe ground floor.CThe first floor.DThe secon

13、d floor.28Look at the shopping list. If you start shopping on the second floor and finish in the second basement, in what order will you get these things? Shopping list 1. an ipad2. a travel bag3. a jazz CD4. a toy bearA3-1-2-4B4-2-1-3C2-3-1-4D3-2-1-429Which of the following is NOT true according to

14、 the information above?APeople can only park their cars in the second basement.BIf Anna wants to buy a history book, she can go to the second floor.CJoe is looking for a pair of sunglasses for his mother, he can go to the first floor.DTheres a toilet on every floor of the plaza.On that Saturday afte

15、rnoon, the Harpers and Aunt Pollys family went into mourning（哀悼）. The village was unusually quiet. The villagers talked little but sighed（叹息）often. Children had no heart in sports and gave them up. People were sad to know that Tom, Joe and Huck were drowned（淹死）. In the afternoon, Becky found herself

16、 walking around the yard and feeling very sad. She said to herself, “I havent got anything to remember Tom by. Hes gone now. Ill never, never see him any more.”Then there was an argument about who saw the dead boys last in life. Many said they did and offered evidence. When it was finally decided wh

17、o saw the dead boys last, the lucky ones took upon themselves some self-importance. The next morning, when the bell began to toll（鸣钟）, the villagers got together in the church. No one could remember when the little church had been so full before. Aunt Polly entered. She was followed by Sid and Mary

18、and by the Harper family. They were all in deep black. As the funeral（葬礼）continued, people felt sorry that they didnt treat the boys well before. They only saw faults（缺点）in them. People gave way to their feelings and cried. A moment later, the church door opened slowly. People raised their eyes abov

19、e handkerchiefs（手帕）and they were surprised. They saw Tom, Joe and Huckthe three dead boyswalk into the church! They had been hiding and listening to their own funeral. Aunt Polly, Mary and the Harpers threw themselves upon their children and kissed them again and again. Tom got hundreds of kisses th

20、at day. Before this, he didnt know he was loved by so many people. Adapted from The Adventure of Tom Sawyer30What happened on that Saturday afternoon?AChildren all had a good time.Bpeople in the village felt sad.CAunt Pollys family went out for a trip.DThe villagers talked much but sighed often.31Wh

21、y was the village unusually quiet?ABecause Tom, Joe and Huck went missing.BBecause there was nothing to do on the weekend.CBecause Tom, Joe and Huck were believed to have died.DBecause many children had lost their interest in sports.32When was the funeral held in the church?AOn a Saturday morning.BO

22、n a Saturday afternoon.COn a Sunday morning.DOn a Sunday afternoon.33What did they feel when people saw Tom, Joe and Huck walk into the church?AAngry.BSad.CSurprised.DFrightened.The average worldwide commute（通勤）is around 40 minutes. But UK workers are travelling 54 minutes and Londoners commute abou

23、t 80 minutes by car and over two hours by train every day. What can these commuters in the UK teach us about how best to behave during all that time spent in cars, trains and buses? First of all, travel manners are important. A recent article asked its readers to describe which of the commuters acti

24、ons are bad manners. Top answers included making too much noise, eating badly-smelt food and putting feet up on the seats. Several readers even mentioned a passenger who clipped their toenails（修指甲）on the train. But a long commute isnt just about unhappy experiences. Many UK commuters can make use of

25、 their time on transport creatively. 37-year-old Ben Yallop used his daily three-hour trip to write and publish two novels. 24-year-old Amy Dickett uses her 90-minute trip to take pictures of other commuters for her Commute Blog. She takes a picture and asks them to tell her something surprising abo

26、ut themselves. “Usually they are surprised but glad to have some fun on an otherwise boring journey. Often the people around us join in and will ask their own questions,” she said. So, no matter where or how your journey is, learn from the UK commuters. _.34Which of the following is NOT included in

27、the top answers about commuters bad manners?AMaking too much noise.BEating badly-smelt food.CPutting feet up on the seats.DClipping their toenails35What did Ben Yallop do in his daily three-hour trip?AAsked others for surprising things.BTook pictures of other commuters.CPlayed mobile phone games.DWr

28、ote and published two novels.36In Paragraph 3, the writer expresses his idea by _.Agiving examplesBexplaining the meaningCmaking a conclusionDshowing its importance37Which of the following sentences is the most suitable for the part “_”?AThen you will find time spent on the train passes quicklyBBut

29、make sure you choose the most comfortable seatCMind your manners and try to use your time in creative waysDCommuters of other countries may not agree with British peopleSeeing blood in a horror movie might make you scream or cover your eyes, but real blood isnt scary at all. Blood keeps us alive. Th

30、ats why blood donors are considered lifesavers. Blood donors are people who give bloodusually about 200 ml at a timeto blood banks or blood donation centres. The blood is then available for people who have lost blood in accidents, need operations, or have a serious illness that requires their blood

31、to be replaced. Hospitals and blood banks store the blood and try to keep enough on hand for major emergencies (紧急情况), such as typhoons and earthquakes, in which many people are injured. Donating blood is easy. Medical workers ask donors several questions about their health, as well as test their bl

32、ood, to make sure the blood is safe to use. Then the donors relax, often reading a magazine or talking as their blood is drawn. Afterward, the donors may receive some juice or water and maybe fruit or cookies to give them energy before leaving the donation centre. The whole process is simple and qui

33、ck, not scary. After blood donation, the donors had better rest and not overwork. Most people are able to donate blood again in about two months if they wish.To give blood, a person must be at least 18 years old and must meet certain other requirements. Students of all ages, though, can learn more a

34、bout the donation process by visiting a local blood donation centre. Donating blood is one of the easiest ways to save lives and help a community.38What does the underlined phrase mean in Chinese?A献血者B献血证C采血员D血液检测39What question does the second paragraph answer?AWhere does the blood go?BWho needs th

35、e blood most?CIs all donors blood safe to use?DWhy would medical workers ask questions?40What would happen to a ninth grader who wants to donate blood?AHe would have to rest at first.BHe would receive extra cookies.CHe would not be allowed to donate.DHe would be allowed to donate only 200 ml.四、多句选词填

36、空根据句子意思，从方框中选用恰当的单词或短语填空。crossingtoo muchacrosson timeexcitedall her lifedepends onthink twiceat the foot of41If there is _ rain, there may be a flood and the crops wont grow well.42You should _ before making an important decision.43Zhang Guimei has devoted _ to the education for girls from poor fam

37、ilies.44Good health _ good food, some exercise and enough sleep.45Id like to live in a small house _ the hill. I can enjoy the fresh air there.46Before _ the road, youd better look left then right, and then left again.47Youre late again. Please come here _ next time.48The twins are so _ about visiti

38、ng the Universal Studio Beijing that they hardly slept last night.五、用所给单词的正确形式填空49The president of the IOC（国际奥委会）said that the Beijing Winter Olympics were such a _ (success) event.50Whose book is this? Is it Yours, Tom?Yes, its _ (I). Thank you.51Its too dangerous for us _ (stay) outside when a sup

39、er typhoon is getting closer.52_ (luck), the virus didnt spread widely in our city.53Gu Ailing is one of the most popular _ (hero) among young people.54Captains of the two teams _ (shake) hands and then the football match began.55Where is Ricky? I need his help. He is in the computer room. He _ (fix

40、) the computer for me now.六、完成句子56马来西亚位于东南亚，占地面积大约33万平方公里。Malaysia _ South East Asia. It _ about 330 thousand square metres.57经理说他对自己团队的工作一点也不满意。The manager said that he was _ his teams work _.58当感觉楼板晃起来，我们尽可能快地跑出大楼。When we felt the floor shaking, we _ the building _.59安娜将来想当一名护士，因为护士被誉为“白衣天使”。 Anna

41、 wants to be a nurse _, because nurses are _ “angles in white”.60当辛迪不知道做什么时，总是去征求爸爸的意见。Cindy always goes and _ when she doesnt know _.七、阅读回答问题Born in a small village in Yantai, Shandong Province in 1980, Wang Yaping had been a long-distance runner since primary school, and took part in many local sp

42、orts competitions. In 1997, Wang, a high school student, was encouraged to register（登记）for the pilot recruitment（招募）Program by her classmates because she was good at sports and had good eyesight. Thanks to her strong body and ability to stay calm in face of difficulty, Wang passed all tests and beca

43、me part of the seventh batch（批）female pilots in China. After four years of education and training. Wang successfully learned to fly four different kinds of aircraft. In May 2010, Wang became a member of Chinas first batch of female astronauts. Three years later, her space dream came true as she was

44、chosen as part of the Shenzhou-X mission（任务）. Wang taught Chinas first live physics lesson from space, broadcasting to more than 60 million primary and middle school students across the country. Many students in China wrote to Wang after she returned, telling her their interest in space science. In

45、October 2021, China announced the three members for its Shenzhou-XIII space mission. Wang Yaping becomes the first female astronaut to work in Chinas space station as well as the first Chinese woman to do a spacewalk. She spent six months in the space station. Wang gave a second lecture in the space station, encouraging young people to follow their space dreams. 根据上面短文内容，回答下列问题。答案在6个词以内。61Which province is Wang Yaping from? _62When did she become a member of Chinas first batch of female astronauts? _