2022年广东省深圳市龙岗区中考二模英语试题.docx
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1、2022年广东省深圳市龙岗区中考二模英语试题学校:_姓名:_班级:_考号:_一、完形填空At noon that day, I got home early. Just as I entered the house, a sound of my violin came from upstairs.“Thief!”I _1_ upstairs. As expected, a boy was petting my violin. His oversized coat seemed filled with something. I looked around _2_ and found a new
2、pair of shoes missing. He was surely a thief. Seeing his eyes full of fear and _3_, my anger disappeared. I asked, “Are you Mr. Rams nephew Michael? Hes not in. Im his _4_. I heard his nephew would visit him. It must be you.”In great _5_, the boy responded rapidly and said, “Well, I think Id better
3、go out for a walk and come back later.”I nodded and saw him put down the violin. “You like it?” I asked.“Yes, but Im too poor to _6_ it.”“Then, take this one.”With an uncertain expression, the boy _7_ the violin. Before leaving, he suddenly saw a huge photo of me on the wall. He trembled (颤抖) and ra
4、n out. Clearly he had _8_ everything because nobody would decorate (装饰) the room with a photo of the housekeeper.A few years later, I was invited to judge the final in a music competition. A violin _9_ called Merritt won first prize. After the award ceremony, Merritt ran to me with a violin box. He
5、asked in a(n) _10_ voice, “Mr. Ram, do you still remember me? You gave me this violin several years ago. Now I can give it back to you.” It turned out that he was “Mr. Rams nephew Michael”!Tears welled up in my eyes.1AjumpedBpassedCranDstayed2AnervouslyBquicklyCgentlyDsadly3AhopelessnessBlonelinessC
6、lazinessDtiredness4AfriendBneighbourChousekeeperDrelative5AjoyBdoubtCsatisfactionDsurprise6ArepairBlearnCaffordDproduce7Apicked upBtied upCthrew awayDput away8AbelievedBunderstoodCforgottenDaccepted9AcollectorBdealerCmakerDplayer10AlowBseriousCweakDexcited二、阅读单选Whats the very first thing that comes
7、to your mind when you see crows? Most people might immediately think of them as a sign of bad luck. However, these birds are amazingly smart.Scientists have done a lot of research on the brainpower of crows and believe that they are about as smart as a 7-year-old child. Compared to their small size,
8、 their brains are very large, so theyve got a lot going on up there!Crows remember faces. They dont just remember mean people and hold grudges (怨恨). They also recognize (识别) people who have been kind to them. It was reported that a crow kept on bringing gifts to a little girl that kept on feeding it
9、.Crows dont just take tools and use them; they can also make them. If they accidentally drop their tool, theyll try to get it back. It seems that they value the effort they put into making the tool.Crows are highly observant (善于观察的) birds. They throw nuts on the road so that cars would crush and ope
10、n them. They also watch traffic lights to avoid getting hit.Crows are excellent planners. Even more impressively, they can change their plans. For example, if theyre about to store seeds and see another bird watching, theyll pretend to store the seeds, but theyre actually hiding those in their feath
11、ers. Then theyll fly off to find another place.Next time you see a crow outdoors, youll know that youre looking at one of the smartest non-human creatures on earth.11What can we learn from the underlined sentence in paragraph 2?ACrow brains help them fly high up in the sky.BCrow brains are not as si
12、mple as we think at all.CCrow brains are larger than those of other birds.DCrow brains need a lot of time to get well-developed.12Why do crows want their tool back if they drop it by accident?ABecause the tool might cost much money.BBecause they might enjoy collecting tools.CBecause it might be diff
13、icult for them to make the tool.DBecause they might be too lazy to look for another tool.13What will a crow do if it notices another bird seeing it storing food?AIt will eat the food.BIt will give up the food.CIt will hide the food.DIt will fight for the food.14What can we infer (推断) from the passag
14、e?ACrows might attack people who are unkind to them.BCrows are a common cause of road traffic accidents.CCrows never have a good relationship with humans.DCrows strictly stick to their future plans all the time.15What is the main purpose of the passage?ATo ask readers to keep crows as pets.BTo encou
15、rage readers to protect crows.CTo warn readers to stay away from crows.DTo introduce readers to crow intelligence.When I was ten, I worked part-time as a paperboy. Mrs. Stanley was one of my customers. She would watch me coming down her street, and by the time I had biked up to her doorstep, there w
16、ould be a drink waiting. I would sit and drink while she was talking.Mrs. Stanley talked mostly about her dead husband. “Mr. Stanley and I went shopping this morning,” she would say. The first time she said that, juice went up my nose.I told my father how Mrs. Stanley talked as if Mr. Stanley were s
17、till alive. Dad said she was probably lonely, and that I should sit and listen and nod and smile, and maybe she would get it out of her system. So thats what I did, and it turned out Dad was right. Later on, she left her husband over at the cemetery (墓地).I finally gave up delivering newspapers and d
18、idnt see Mrs. Stanley for several years. Then we met again and she looked happy. Years before, she had to offer her paperboy a drink to have someone to talk with. Now she had friends. Her husband was gone, but life went on.I live in the city now. My paperboy is a lady named Edna. Every time I feel d
19、own, she hears me out. Community isnt so much a place as a state of mind. You find it whenever people ask how youre doing because they care, and not because theyre getting paid to do so. Sometimes its good to just smile, nod your head and listen.16Why did Mrs. Stanley give the writer a drink?ABecaus
20、e she was thankful to the writer.BBecause she knew what the writer liked.CBecause she wanted to start a conversation.DBecause she thought the writer was thirsty.17How might the writer feel when Mrs. Stanley first said she went shopping with Mr. Stanley?ASad.BShocked.CEmbarrassed.DAnnoyed.18What does
21、 the underlined phrase get it out of her system in Paragraph 3 probably mean?Aget over her sadnessBkeep talking about her pastCask her old friends for helpDmove out of the neighborhood19What can we know about the writer from the passage?AHe took his fathers advice because he enjoyed free drinks.BHe
22、gave up his part-time job because he was not well paid.CHe considers his community as an ordinary place to live in.DHe talks to his paperboy about his problems when he is upset.20What does the writer advise people in a community to do according to the passage?APay each other a visit.BShare everythin
23、g with others.CCare about each other.DExpress thankfulness to others.Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system called Ithaca to help fill in missing words in ancient writings. Ithaca is designed to help historians restore (复原) the writings and identify when and where they wer
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