2022年浙江省温州市鹿城区中考二模英语试题.docx

1、2022年浙江省温州市鹿城区中考二模英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、单项选择1Bob, do you know the Three Gorges Dam on Changjiang River?Yes, it is considered to be _ great man-made wonder.AaBanCtheD/2The little girl has such a good _ that she can keep the names of all her classmates in mind on the first day at school.AexperienceBsu

2、ggestionCcollectionDmemory3Have you decided how to spend this weekend with your family, Lingling?Not yet. We _ go camping along Nanxi River to enjoy beautiful sights.AmustBshouldCneedDmay4The little boy finally realised he might get sick again if he didnt eat _ after seeing the doctor.AsimplyBmainly

3、CproperlyDnearly5Firefighters tried hard to save the lives _ the situation was very difficult.AifBbecauseCthoughDuntil6Its raining, but Tom is still playing basketball on the playground.Well, the match is coming. There is _ more important for him than practising.AeverythingBnothingCanythingDsomethin

4、g7Kate, hurry up! The concert _. Dont worry. We still have half an hour left.AbeginsBbeganChas begunDwill begin8Miss Smith told us to _ the form as soon as we finished it.Athrow awayBhand inCfill outDpoint at9Do you know _?The news said it would be completed by the end of 2023.Awhere the new Sanxing

5、dui Museum building will beBhow I can get to the new Sanxingdui Museum buildingCwhat the new Sanxingdui Museum building will be likeDwhen the new Sanxingdui Museum building will be built10Dad, can I go for a picnic with classmates tomorrow? I feel much better today._. Wait till your leg is completel

6、y fine.ANo dealBNever mindCIts a pityDSounds great二、完形填空阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Every day Farid went out to dive for oysters with a group of young men. Zaki, his 12-year-old brother, was angry being treated as a child. Zaki asked Farid to go along, but Farid always refused because _11

7、_ was too small.So every day Zaki would go to the shallow water to practice. All morning, Zaki would practice _12_ beneath the waves. Every afternoon, again and again he would go underwater and hold his breath. With each days practice, his diving improved _13_ he could hold his breath a little while

8、 longer. Soon Zaki felt as much at home in the water as he did out of it. He _14_ early the next morning. Even so, he had to hurry to catch up with his brother who was _15_ on the beach. He wanted to compete with his brother. “Farid!” called Zaki. “If I can hold my breath under the water longer than

9、 you, _16_ me to dive.” The group of men around Farid grew mad as Zaki spoke.Farid looked amused. “What happens when you lose?”Hearing the words, Zaki got _17_, “I wont!”Farid looked surprised but agreed. That was his only _18_. They walked out into the sea until it was _19_ enough and dived into it

10、. Zaki opened his eyes and found Farid was smiling. He knew Farid wasnt expecting any serious _20_. Farid was smiling with confidence._21_, the smile turned into a worried look. Farid was realizing that Zaki could possibly beat him. As more seconds passed, huge pain was showing on Farids face. But w

11、hen looking into Farids eyes, Zaki suddenly _22_ what losing meant to his brother. He would be laughed at for losing to a child. Almost without thinking, Zaki kicked his feet and rose to the surface of the water _23_ Farids head appeared beside him. _24_ on the beach cheered for Farid. Farid, howeve

12、r, put his arms around Zakis shoulders. “Today,” Farid announced, “we shall have a new diver among us.” Then quietly for Zakis ears alone, he said, “Thanks, my brother.” Zaki knew they both learned it takes more than _25_ to make a man.11AIBsheCheDit12AfishingBdivingCsurfingDswimming13AthoughBunless

13、CbutDand14Aput upBgot upCturned upDmade up15AevenBonlyCalreadyDever16AallowBwishCpushDorder17AtiredBangryCboredDsurprised18AexcuseBpurposeCinterestDchoice19AprivateBfarCcoldDdeep20AinstructionBcompetitionCintroductionDconversation21ASlowlyBLuckilyCSecretlyDCarefully22AagreedBignoredCunderstoodDremem

14、bered23AafterBbeforeCuntilDby24AAnybodyBSomebodyCNobodyDEverybody25AconfidenceBstrengthCkindnessDknowledge三、阅读单选Book ReviewSHOW YOUR IDEASA Dogs Journey: A Novel by W. Bruce CameronW. Bruce Camerons novel, much enjoyed by dog lovers, was also made into a popular film. It shares a surprising story of

15、 a dog who finds the meaning of his life and teaches people to laugh and love. Price:12.8 (hard cover)/9.99 (e-book)AdelineI enjoyed that this book made me laugh at times and made me cry at other times. A good book will get you into the story and make you feel as though you are there.EllenTo be hone

16、st, the language is difficult for kids. But my friends told me I should read it as my little dog had just passed away and it would make me get out of my sadness. However, at the end it let me see how our lifes journey is connected with our dogs life journey.GaryTheres nothing here that holds my inte

17、rest. It focused most on peoples problems and very little on the dog. 26Among the above three readers, _ likes A Dogs Journey least.AAdelineBEllenCGaryDCameron27What does Ellen think of the book?AIts popular.BIts moving.CIts helpful.DIts surprising.28According to the passage, we can infer that _AYou

18、 can buy a paper book with 10 dollars.BOnly one customer gives the book one star.CGary may not buy a new book of W. Bruce Cameron.DAdeline may watch the movie as shes interested in the book. Do you remember playing stickball or jumping rope in the street? Neighborhood streets used to be childrens pl

19、aygrounds but traffic was the problem. Now one organization wants to bring those back to kids by temporarily* closing local streets to traffic and letting kids play outside. Playing is important but community buildings end the fun. So here came Play Streets. Play Streets began in Bristol in 2009 wit

20、h just one street. The idea grew with its success. It really took off in 2011 with support from The Funding Network and now thousands of people across the UK are taking part in the activity and playing in the streets. Later Play Streets became a global movement and it is spreading like wildfire.“Our

21、 society has changed and communities are having higher levels of isolation* and kids arent playing outside as much as before. But Play Streets gives people a place to have street meetings and parties or simply a place to play for a few hours,” Valli Morphett, the chief executive of Co Design Studios

22、 said.You can bring Play Streets to your street in your neighborhood too. Get a group of neighbors together to organize activities and you can even ask local schools to help plan your activities. But you just cant put up a sign and close your street to traffic. Before you start you should consider t

23、he following question to make sure Play Streets will go well. Is the local government supportive? You should do the necessary paperwork with the local government so that rules are followed. The local government is likely to accept the activity and may make it easy to close the street. Once the gover

24、nment agreed, its time for fun. Bring toys and supplies, get the word out and get each organizer to take action.29The organization created Play Streets mainly because_.Ait wanted to bring fun of play back to childrenBit hoped children could keep healthy by playingCit planned to reduce the pollution

25、caused by trafficDit expected people to do more creative indoor sports30What is Paragraph 2 mainly about?AThe start of Play Streets.BThe reason for Play Streets.CThe support for Play Streets.DThe development of Play Streets.31If we want to bring Play Streets to our community, wed better _first.Aget

26、the agreement of the local governmentBput up signs to remind people of the safetyCspread the idea of Play Streets among peopleDdepend on local schools to organize activities32Whats the writing purpose of this passage?ATo introduce Play Streets to people.BTo show the history of Play Streets.CTo expla

27、in the importance of playing.DTo offer advice on how to play outside.Singapore, as a small island country, has depended mostly on water supplies from neighboring Malaysia for a long time. Low Pei Chin, a water engineer from the government, told reporters from Agency France-Press, “Singapore is short

28、 of natural resources. That is why we are always looking for ways to explore water resources. One major plan is to “collect every drop” and “reuse endlessly”.The government has created a highly developed system that turns wastewater into drinkable water. Reused wastewater can meet 40 percent of Sing

29、apores water need. The government expects to meet 55 percent of the need by the year 2060.Most of the water is used for micro-chip producing factories. But some of it is added to the countrys drinking water supplies. The system also helps reduce ocean pollution, as only a small amount of the treated

30、 water is sent into the sea. According to the United Nations, 80 percent of the worlds wastewater runs back into the oceans without being treated or reused. The Changi Water Reclamation Plant on Singapores eastern coast is the main part of the countrys recycling system. The system has a network of t

31、unnels and high-technology treatment centers. Parts of the water treatment centers are underground and wastewater enters the center through a 48-kilometer tunnel. In one building, a network of air flow systems has been put in place to keep the water smelling as fresh as possible. When waste arrives

32、at the plant, it goes through cleaning process before powerful pumps send it to areas above ground for more treatment. There, the treated water receives the last process, through which bacteria and viruses are cleared out. Every day, this large center can treat up to 900,000,000 liters of wastewater

33、. Now the country also continues to enlarge its recycling system. It will add another underground tunnel and a major water treatment center to serve the western part of the island. The government expects work on the center to be completed by 2025. By the time the project is finished, Singapore will

34、have spent about $7.4 billion on its water treatment systems.33According to the passage, Singapore is a country which _.Ais friendly to its neighbourBis short of water resourcesChas a quite large populationDplans to get help from Malaysia34The recycled water is mainly used for _.Adrinking waterBindu

35、stry waterCgrowing cropsDswimming pools35What can we learn about Changi Water Reclamation Plant in the passage?AThe plant of the system has long tunnels and a large treatment center.BThe wastewater is cleaned underground in the whole process.C900 million liters of wastewater can be cleaned in the ce

36、nter a day.DIts network of air flow system can kill the virus in the wastewater.36The passage is mainly about _.Aplans of developing the recycling systemBsituation of the countrys water pollutionCprocess of how to recycle the wastewaterDintroduction of Singapores water treatment四、多任务混合阅读One summer e

37、vening, Sylvie hurried the cow through the forest, following a path to her grandmothers home. Suddenly she heard a loud whistle.“Hello,” a young man carrying a gun called out cheerfully. “Ive been hunting for birds,” he explained, “but Ive lost my way.” Sylvie led the stranger through the forest. Wh

38、en they reached her house, the stranger explained his problem to Sylvies grandmother and was invited to stay there for the night. After dinner, the young man said he was a scientist, who collected birds. “Do you put them in a cage?” Sylvie asked. “No,” he answered, “I shoot birds and put something s

39、pecial into them to preserve them. I have over 100 different kinds of birds at home. Their feathers look as bright as before.”“Sylvie knows a lot about birds, too,” her grandmother said proudly. “ Maybe she can help me,” the young man said. “I saw a white heron not far from here two days ago. Ive be

40、en looking for it ever since. Its a tall, strange bird with white wings. Have you seen it?” he asked Sylvie.Sylvie didnt answer. Her heart began to beat fast. She had seen that bird! The young man added. “I would give $10 to the person who showed me where the bird is.”That night Sylvie thought about

41、 the wonderful things she and her grandmother could buy for ten dollars. She also wanted to be the young mans friend, because she had never seen anyone so charming. When the sun began to rise, Sylvie quietly left her house and hurried to a huge pine tree. She wanted to climb to the top of the tree w

42、here she could see the whole forest. Sylvies face was pale when, at last, she reached the top. Suddenly, a bird with big white wings flew past her and landed on a branch below her. The other white heron was sitting on the nest in a nearby tree. Now Sylvie knew the birds secret!An hour later, Sylvie

43、returned to the house. The young man would give them the money they needed. Besides, Sylvie wanted to make him happy.But Sylvie was silent. She remembered how the white heron flew through the air and how they watched the sun rise together from the top of the world. Sylvie could not speak. Finally, s

44、he decided to keep the secret of the white heron.The young man went away later that day and never returned.37The underlined word “preserve” probably means _ in the passage.Akeeping birds in good conditionBhelping birds treat woundCmaking birds die peacefullyDproviding birds with food38Which of the f

45、ollowing is TRUE about Sylvie according to the story?AShe had never seen the white bird before.BShe climbed the pine tree to watch the sun rise.CShe needed money to buy a gift for her grandma.DShe wanted to help the man find the bird at first.39Which of the following may be the best title for the pa

46、ssage?AA pleasant decisionBA White HeronCA strange visitorDA lonely girl40Why did Sylvie finally decide to keep the secret of the white heron? (请用约40词回答)_五、多句选词填空用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。每词限用一次。winnerheavyencourageexceptcompare41Most of the buildings in the town are modern _ the church.42The further the man walked, the _ the bag he felt on his back.43