2022年江苏省苏州市中考二模英语试题.docx

1、2022年江苏省苏州市中考二模英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、单项选择1Im sorry that I made you get into a difficult _.AmessBhumourClectureDsituation2The lady is so worried about her son in the waiting room that a bottle of water went from one of her hands to _.AotherBthe otherCothersDthe others3About _ of my classmates have be

2、en to Beijing.Athree fourthBthree fourthsCthird fourthsDthree quarter4I want to get my phone repaired, but the man told me it would cost 1200 yuan.What? Why dont you buy a new one? The prices of phones are much _ than before.AcheapBcheaperClowDlower5Huaian Marathon took place on April 18 and CCTV-5

3、covered it _. People all over the world watched it.AaliveBlivingClivelyDlive6 Its _ your promise to be absent from Julies party.Yes. But I have to prepare for my report next week.AforBagainstCwithDfrom7Billy says we _ stay in his house as long as we dont make a mess in it.AmustBneedCcanDshould8When

4、she was asked about that terrible night, her voice shook as she spoke about the person who _ her.AattractedBattackedCcontactedDconnected9Can you tell me how often these flowers_?Arequire wateringBrequire wateredCare required wateringDare required to water10Though things are going smoothly now, scien

5、tists are still in doubt _.Athat people with the virus can be curedBwhere did the virus come fromCif the virus is influenced by the weatherDhow long people have caught the virus二、完形填空As husband, Jeff, stood on the busy New York city street trying to stop a taxi, I tried to protect my daughter from t

6、he cold December wind and rain, put my head down and kissed her tiny face.Sad and wet, my husband _11_ his try to call a taxi. I knew the feeling. Just after my daughter Katies birthday, we were told that she had a brain illness. Since that moment, Jeff and I felt like runners in a race where the fi

7、nish line kept moving. We knew Katie was running out of time. It had taken months before we finally had a name for the illness, but _12_ a few doctors in the world knew how to check it.Now as we finally found an excellent doctor to _13_ our girl, we were in astrange city in the cold rain.Just at tha

8、t moment, a middle aged woman stopped her car and said, “Pardon me? May I offer you a ride?”_14_ we could say anything, she continued, “Really no trouble for me. Just get in.”It was then that I noticed her thick Irish accent ( 口音 ), which _15_ me up like hot soup. She encouraged us to be happy befor

9、e she left. We simply said, “Thanks! Roosevelt Hospital, please.” As we got in her car for the ride. “Are you going_16_ the baby?” she asked us. I nodded my head, holding back my _17_.At the hospital, we thanked her many times for the _18_. As the woman hugged me, I noticed her face was wet with tea

10、rs.After three more visits to New York and two more brain surgeries, Kate is cured. But the _19_ of the Irish Angel was like a bright ray of light that appeared in our _20_ days. My family would never forget that angel.11Agave outBgave upCput inDput away12AonlyBnearlyCquiteDalmost13AprotectBmeetCsav

11、eDchange14AWhenBAsCAfterDBefore15ApickedBtookCwarmedDwoke16AforBtoCwithDwithout17AsurpriseBangerCsmileDtears18AseatBrideCcarDumbrella19AheightBweightCvoiceDadvice20AbusiestBluckiestChappiestDdarkest三、阅读单选In the film Forrest Gump, theres a famous saying: “Life is like a box of chocolate; you never kn

12、ow what youre gonna get.” Its the same with blind boxes.Each of these small, sealed (密封的) boxes contains one of many toys in a series. The buyer doesnt know which one theyve gotten until they open the package. In recent years it becomes big business in China.During the Double 11 shopping day, Pop Ma

13、rt, a leading blind box company in China, sold 55,000 Labubu dolls on Tmall in just 9 seconds, according to a Tmall report.One reason for their popularity is the appealing (诱人的) appearance inside the boxes. Theyre like small cartoon characters. They can be placed anywhere in your home as a decoratio

14、n. But another, perhaps more important reason people like them is the fun of being surprised.“The most interesting thing about blind boxes is the gap between what you expect and what you get,” said wen Xi, a blind box collector from Beijing.Last year, over 200,000 Chinese customers spent more than 2

15、0,000 yuan collecting blind boxes. Most of them were Generation Z, or those born after 1995, according to a report by Tmall.21What can you get from a blind box?AThe toy printed on the box.BA cartoon character you choose.COne of the toys in a series.DA decoration just for your house.22Why are the bli

16、nd boxes so popular?AThe toys Pop Mart makes are peoples favourite.BPeople enjoy the surprise before opening the box.CBlind box collectors has made a great influence.DThese boxes are really a good choice as presents.Have you ever bought something and then changed your mind? For Alison Jenson, 15, th

17、is used to happen several times a week. Alison was a shopaholic. She just couldnt stop shopping and she loved special offers. Alisons bedroom is full of stuff. “Ive been to every shop in Birmingham, I think,” says Alison. She picks up some earrings. The labels are still on them. “These were half pri

18、ce,” she says. “Ive never won them.” Alisons problem wasnt just jewellery. She also bought a lot of clothes, though not many shoes, because they were usually too expensive. She has also bought lots of other small things-like 20 new covers for her phone. She hasnt used any of them. According to exper

19、ts, we all feel excited after we buy something new. For shopaholics, its a little different. Soon after they buy something, they think theyve made a mistake and start to feel unhappy. So they buy themselves something else to feel happier. Psychologists(心理学家) first described the problems of shopaholi

20、cs in 1915. However, there was very little research on the subject until recently. Now, doctors think thousands of people suffer from the problem, and the situation is getting worse. There are also more teenage shopaholics now, although most young people dont have enough money to go shopping very re

21、gularly. Alison knew she had a problem. “I often bought something every day. Usually it was something small, but I just needed to buy it,” she says. “I spent money that I got for my birthday, and when I was short of cash, I borrowed money from friends or my parents. When I couldnt go shopping, I fel

22、t anxious. Then one day, my parents just looked at all the stuff in my room and said, This is crazy!Iknew they were right. I needed some big changes in my life.” Alison now gets help with her problem and feels she has changed. She no longer thinks shes a shopaholic. “When I want to buy something in

23、a shop, I ask myself two questions,” she says. “Do I need it? Can I afford it? The answer to both questions is usually no, so I walk away. Its great!”23The underlined word “they” in Paragraph 5 refers to _.ApsychologistsBdoctorsCAlisons friendsDAlisons parents24Which word can best describe Alisons f

24、eeling at the end of the passage?AGlad.BWorried.CEmbarrassed.DMoved.25What do experts say about shopaholics?AShopaholics feel sad when they are shopping.BShopaholics feel more excited than other people when they shop.CShopaholics soon feel unhappy after they have bought something.DShopping is the on

25、ly way shopaholics can feel happy.26The best title for the passage above might be _.AShop Till You Drop!BShopping Makes Me Happy!CYoud Better Shop Less!DI Can Stop Shopping Now!Walking towards the house slowly, Emma stopped to cut off fading flowers or dead leaves now and then. There were few weeds

26、(杂草). Yuki had spent many hours of her two-week visit weeding in the garden. Emma wondered if Yuki had spent so much of her time outside because she wanted to avoid talking to her. But Yuki must have wanted very much to see us, Emma told herself. She had visited in the last weeks of June, as soon as

27、 her college was out for the summer. She said she wanted to stay longer but couldnt because she had to work. Moreover, she needed to use the studio at her college for photography and she had to go to the library to read.“Why do you have to go to college to study art?” Emma asked her. “All the great

28、artists didnt go to college.”Yuki shook her head. “That was a different time. Its hard to explain.”“I was thinking you could live with us all year round and still be an artist. This is a nice quiet place to live.”“I dont know. How would I support myself here?” “You can always give lessons.” Emma sai

29、d. “But I dont want to spend a long time looking at kids drawings.”“What will you do after you graduate, anyway? Will you become a teacher somewhere else then?”“Grandma, I dont know.” Yuki sighed. “What is the use of going to college if you dont know what youre going there for?” “Maybe Im going beca

30、use I dont know. I just want to study art now. I dont want to think that far ahead.”The minute Emma was going to point out that this was too careless a way to live, Yuki suddenly stood up and put on her straw hat. “Im going to the garden to weed your flowerbed,” she said, “Let me know if theres some

31、thing else I can do.”On Yukis visit, Emma felt strained when they talked, and she was sure Yuki also felt it. But Yuki was never rude or irritable (易怒的). Even when they disagreed, her face was always full of patience.27We know from the article that Yuki was _.Aa gardenerBan artistCan art teacherDa c

32、ollege student28From the underlined sentence, we can infer (推断) that Yuki wanted to _.Aweed the flowerbedBfinish the dialogueCleave Emmas gardenDtake some photos29It can be learnt from the passage that _.AEmma and Yuki had very different ideas about collegeBEmma wasnt satisfied with Yukis work in th

33、e gardenCEmma and Yuki agreed on living together all the yearDYuki studied art because she wanted to be a teacherVisiting outer space is still a far dream for anyone who isnt an astronaut, but a day trip to the stars is already open for people to order!A new company (公司), Space Perspective, is plann

34、ing tests with passengers. It has big plans to run up to 500 flights from different places across the USA by 2024. If successful, reaching the outer side of space could be as easy as flying abroad in a few years time. The plan will be for spacemen and up to eight passengers to travel in Neptune, a c

35、apsule (太空舱) tied to a balloon the size of a football field. They will move slowly upwards right to the side of space, 30 km away from the Earth. There, space tourists will be able to look back at the Earth and out to dark space and the sight of millions of stars. Although the price is yet to be fix

36、ed, the expensive flight, which will take six hours, is likely to cost over 100, 000. Because the capsule remains within the Earths atmosphere (大气层), no special clothing or training are needed. It means that older people or those with health problems will be included. One problem may be the method o

37、f landing back on the Earth. The balloon moves back down from space until it falls down in the sea. Passengers, spacemen, capsule and balloon are then gotten back by ship. Now Neptune faces competition from the Stratollite, a balloon being developed by a company called World View Enterprises, while

38、the super-rich Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are all pouring money into developing business space flying machines. The advantage of the balloon is that it will be cheaper than a space plane or rocket. Space travel may soon be a reality (现实), but how visitors get there is still a very ope

39、n question.30We can see from the passage that Space Perspective _.Ahas completed over 500 testsBmakes it easier for us to fly abroadChas quite a long historyDwants to use Neptune to carry people31According to Space Perspectives plan, space tourists _.Ashould wear special clothingBcan watch the Earth

40、 from spaceCwill land back on the groundDmust keep in good health32The writer implies (暗示) in the passage that _.Athe race to get tourists into space is becoming hotBthere will be only four ways for visitors to reach spaceCthe Stratollite is popular with space passengersDRichard, Jeff and Elon are a

41、ll short of money四、阅读还原7选5How to Handle Being the New Kid at SchoolBeing the new kid at school can be a terrible experience! It might seem like everybody else knows exactly how to act. But remember you arent alone. Actually, everybody is nervous on their first day and you can fit right in with the h

42、elp of the following tips.Plan ahead the night before. _33_ Lay out your first day outfit (全套服装), pack a lunch, and make sure you have all your school supplies ready to go. Planning ahead can help you get a good nights sleep and feel less nervous about your first day._34_ Make sure your clothes are

43、cleaned and pressed and that you have showered, and brushed your teeth. If you are hoping to attract friends with similar interests, try wearing a shirt with your favourite show, musician, or sports team on it. _35_Do your best to stay calm and positive. Its normal to feel nervous or anxious when yo

44、ure the new kid at school. If you feel nervous, start by taking some deep breaths. _36_ You can listen to music that makes you feel calm or happy. Try imagining a good first day in your mind instead of keeping thinking about things that could go wrong._37_ Dont come in on the first day with your hea

45、d hanging down, your shoulders lowered, and your eyes on the floor. Walk with your head held up, your back straight, and a bright expression on your face. Make eye contact with other people, and smile if they look at you or speak to you.AUse your body language to show confidence.BIntroduce yourself

46、to your teachers and classmates.CChoose clothes that make you feel great.DThis can be an easy way to start a talk and break the ice a little.EYou should keep talking and let people know that you are friendly.FRemember that everyone is the new kid at some point and that its not a big deal.GYoull feel less worried if everything is ready before you wake up for your first day.五、根据汉语提示填空38I heard that you _ (义务做) to teach in the school in Liangshan when you were in college.39Humans get serious about avoiding _ (灾难) only after one has happened.40What other prize did Mo Yan get _ (除之外) the Nobel Pri