2023年安徽省淮南市谢家集区等3地中考二模英语试题.docx

1、2023年安徽省淮南市谢家集区等3地中考二模英语试题一、听录音选图片1When is the music show?ABC2How can the man go to the Childrens Hospital?ABC二、听短对话选答案3What is the womans hometown like now?ASmall and quiet.BSmall and poor.CBig and busy.4Where does the conversation probably take place?AIn a gym.BIn a park.CIn a library.5Why cant Sa

2、rah come to the party this Saturday?ABecause she has to look after her sister.BBecause she has a terrible headache.CBecause she has to study for a test.三、听长对话选答案听下面一段对话，回答下列小题。6What do they want to buy?AOne kilo of tomatoes.BOne kilo of oranges.CTwo bottles of milk.7Where are they going?ATo the supe

3、rmarket.BTo the airport.CTo the bookstore.听下面一段对话，回答下列小题。8When is Alice going to Bills house?AOn Thursday.BOn Saturday.COn Sunday.9What score did Bill get in the English test?A45.B55.C65.10What does Alice think is a helpful way for Bill to learn English well?AMaking word cards.BTalking with foreigne

4、rs.CListening to tapes.四、听短文选答案你将听到一篇短文，短文后有五个小题。请根据短文内容，在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。短文读两遍。11What kind of party will be held?AA welcoming party.BA birthday party.CA house-warming party.12What kind of gift shouldnt Lin take?AThe bread.BThe fork.CThe flower.13What color isnt Lin supposed to wear?AWhite.

5、BBlack.CYellow.14What kind of food is popular in Annas country?ASour food.BSweet food.CSalty food.15Which number does Anna probably like best?ASix.BSeven.CEight.五、听短文填表你将听到一篇短文，请根据短文内容，填写下列表格中的空缺部分，每空仅填一词。短文读两遍。InvitationWhatA book 16 WhereIn the city libraryWhenFrom 8 a.m. to 17 p.m. on January 14t

6、hHow muchAll the new books are 18 for 30% off.You can have a new book for half price if you give a(n) 19 one to the library.Come with your parents or 20 . There must be one book for you.六、单项选择21 Look! Mike does so well in his speech. Yes, he has a(n) _ for public speaking.AeyeBgiftCanswerDattention2

7、2When facing failure, a man with a strong mind will _ instead of giving up.Acarry onBput upClive onDdepend on23May I speak to Mr. Black?Sorry, hes not at home. He _ since last week.AleftBhas leftChas been awayDwent away24In some Asian countries, its rude to look _ at a person when you are talking to

8、 him or her.ApolitelyBquicklyCcheaplyDdirectly25The instructions tell us everything _ about how to make the model ship.Aby handBby chanceCin detailDin person26Why are you leaving your job?I cant stand it any longer. I _ always _ to work overtime last year.Aam; askingBam; askedCwas; askingDwas; asked

9、27 Learning to love is like learning to walk. Yes, _ we step out bravely, we can find it easily.AalthoughBbutCwhenDunless28Is anything worth seeing in Xian?Yes. Please dont _ the amazing Terracotta Army.AmissBofferCshareDsearch29 Why do you have time to care for the homeless cats? _ the “double redu

10、ction” policy (双减政策), I have more free time.AAs forBThanks toCThanks forDAccording to30Are your parents against your leaving home to work in Shanghai?_. They say there are more chances in big cities.AOf course notBThats all rightCBetter notDWith pleasure七、完形填空One day, a bird-catcher went to the fore

11、st. He wanted to catch a very special kind of bird. So he looked around in order to 31 a wonderful bird.Suddenly, he heard a strange sound. It was like loud music, quite different 32 any birds song. The bird-catcher 33 for a while carefully and thought, “Oh! This creature has such a strong 34 ! Im c

12、ertain it must be quite a large bird that I have never seen before!”The bird-catcher planned to catch this loud-voiced bird. He 35 crept（爬行）towards the sound. The song became louder and stronger. The bird-catcher got 36 and he couldnt wait to know what kind of bird it was. Then the bird-catcher toss

13、ed（抛）his net out to catch the unseen, creature. However, he was 37 ! Instead of catching a big bird with a loud voice, he saw a tiny little cricket（蟋蟀）in his net. The bird-catcher realized his 38 . He had heard the loud song of the cricket and thought that a very big bird would sing in such a loud v

14、oice. He decided that he would never be 39 like that again.We can learn a lesson from the story. Sometimes we shouldnt believe what we 40 . We should believe what we see.31AfindBtrainCpullDpush32AinBasCfromDto33ArepeatedBshoutedCshutDlistened34AvoiceBnoiseCsoundDcry35AnoisilyBquietlyCsadlyDbadly36At

15、iredBangryCexcitedDbored37AdisappointedBproudCcheerfulDrelaxed38AdecisionBmistakeCsuggestionDplan39AcheckedBfixedCtaughtDfooled40AlookBwatchChearDsmellMy grandmother passed away at the age of 90. My mother and I went to her home and looked around a bit. It was the house where so many 41 lived, feedi

16、ng birds in the backyard, sitting on the grass playing cards and drinking lemonade. In the weeks and months after she died, it was hard to be in the house 42 her.Shed lived a 43 life and hadnt left much behind. We werent looking for money or anything 44 we just wondered what kinds of things we might

17、 find.In the living room, I 45 Grandmas rocking chair. For as long as I could remember, she would sit in that chair, knitting（编织）things and watching TV. I thought for a moment about taking 46 home with me, but it was too big for my living room. Then my mum 47 and looked at the same chair. “Ah, its m

18、y mums rocking chair. You know, when I was a newborn, your grandma would nurse me and send me to sleep while rocking in that chair. And when you were born, I did the same to you.” She said.I had no idea about the chairs history. For years, it stayed in our family and 48 my grandmother and my mother

19、as they dealt with the 49 of new motherhood. My husband and I had been talking recently about possibly having our own child.“Ill take the chair home with me 50 you dont mind,” I said to my mum. “Not at all,” she replied, with a knowing look in her eyes.41AwishesBstrangersCmemoriesDanimals42AwithBfor

20、CofDwithout43AcomfortableBsimpleCnormalDsweet44AvaluableBimportantClargeDold45AbrokeBsawCsoldDseated46AherBhimCitDthem47Acame inBcalled inCran outDworked out48AquestionedBtroubledChelpedDrelaxed49ArisksBsituationsChappinessDchallenges50AbecauseBifCthoughDsince八、补全对话7选5根据对话内容，选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两项为多

21、余选项。A: Hi, is that Mrs. Green speaking?B: Yes, it is. 51 A: Im from the package delivery company（快递公司）.Have your package. Are you at home?B: Sorry, Im at work right now. 52 A: Actually, this package needs your signature（签名）.Can I bring it to your office instead?B: 53 I dont have time to leave my des

22、k.A: I see. 54 B: Yes, that would be better. Can you bring it to my home at 6 p.m.?A: Sure, that is fine. 55 B: Great! Thank you so much.ACan you leave the package at my door?BWhat time is it?CWell, can I bring it tomorrow?DI will see you tomorrow at 6 p.m.EWhat can I do for you?FHow much is it?GIm

23、quite busy at work now.九、阅读单选UK TRAINS mini-timetableDepartsFromToArrivesDurationChanges10:4311:0111:0711:16Oxford Platform 1Oxford Platform 1Oxford Platform 1Oxford Platform 1London Paddington Platform 11London PaddingtonPlatform2London Paddington Platform 3London Paddington Platform 411:5411:5912:

24、1412:231h11m58m1h07m1h07m101156Toms grandpa wants to leave Oxford before 11:00. Which platform will he get to?APlatform 2.BPlatform 3.CPlatform4.DPlatform 11.57Which train will you take if you want to get to London directly?AThe 10:43 train.BThe 11:01 train.CThe 11:07 train.DThe 11:16 train.58Which

25、one is TRUE from the picture?AThe 11:07 train is fastest of all trains.BThe ticket is for a single journey only.CYou can only use the ticket on June 22, 2012.DWith this ticket you can go to any station in London.In recent years, we have been used to wearing masks (口罩) much more often in our daily li

26、ves. Do you think wearing a mask makes us prettier or uglier?Scientists did an experiment (实验) to answer this question. They prepared many photos of men faces. Each face was shown in four ways: without a mask, wearing a cloth mask, wearing a blue medical mask, and covering the lower half of the face

27、 with a black book.Then, the scientists showed the photos to 43 women. They were asked to pick out the most attractive (迷人的) face. According to the results, the photos with medical masks topped the list. And the photos with cloth masks came in second place.In the past, we usually stayed away from ma

28、sk wearers. We just thought that they might be sick and might make us sick, too. But now, the situation has changed. When we see people not wearing masks in public places, we might feel unsafe. As a result, mask wearers are now considered to be healthier and more attractive.Masks also make the weare

29、r more attractive by covering part of his face. Our brain fills in the missing part of it. The appearance we imagine may be better than the real one.Its really helpful to wear a mask. Making you prettier is just one reason .59Why did the scientists do the experiment?ATo take nicer photos.BTo answer

30、a question.CTo make people prettier.DTo make a new mask.60Which of the following photos are the most attractive in the experiment?APhotos without masks.BPhotos with cloth masks.CPhotos with a black book.DPhotos with medical masks.61What is the fourth paragraph (段落) mainly about?AA change of ways to

31、wear masks.BSuggestions on how to be attractive.CA change of ideas of mask wearers.DSuggestions on how to keep healthy.62What will the writer talk about in the last paragraph?AOther reasons of wearing masks.BDevelopment of medicine.CResults of another experiment.DAdvice on choosing masks.In 2019, Bi

32、ng Dwen Dwen was chosen as the mascot（吉祥物）for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.The design（设计）was chosen from 5,816 works. Cao Xue, the designer of Bing DwenDwen, said the idea first came from the traditional Chinese food bingtanghuluthe sugar coat later turned into an ice shell（壳）. However, a simple

33、 food couldnt stand for a country by itself. Caos team tried many animals and plants and finally decided on a panda. “We dont need to explain anything to have it understood across different cultures.” said Cao.However, there were already too many panda designs in cartoons and movies. The mascot need

34、ed to be creative. Cao first decided that it should be a baby panda instead of a grown-up one. Thats why the body of Bing DwenDwen is as long as its head.They wanted to make sure their panda looked different. So they visited a research centre to learn about baby pandas.“If we say artists are like ac

35、tors who play themselves, designers are actors who have to fit into different roles.” Cao said. “The design was not easy. Im glad we came up with a good one.”63Why did Caos team finally choose a panda as the mascot?ABecause they followed the advice from other countries.BBecause they wanted to create

36、 a very different symbol.CBecause everyone could understand it without explaining.DBecause there were few panda designs around the world.64What did Caos team do to learn about baby pandas?AThey visited a research centre.BThey watched movies and cartoons.CThey tasted many traditional foods.DThey lear

37、ned from actors and actresses.65What is the best title（标题）for the text?AWhy Bing Dwen Dwen Is So PopularBThe History of Olympic MascotsCDifferent Panda Designs in CartoonsDHow Bing Dwen Dwen Was BornBeep! Beep! Beep! The barcode (条形码) technology (科技) makes it faster and easier to buy things in store

38、s. This year, the great invention is 51 years old!On a Sunday afternoon in 1971, an IBM engineer named George Laurer came up with a code (代码) that could be printed on food packages (包装). Based on this code, a complete code system came into being later. The system was used by many companies from 1973

39、. Before this, shopkeepers had to write down prices by hand, which took much time and energy.Actually, a barcode is really a simple idea: show each products information in different numbers (just like the ID card number for the product), then include these numbers into a code and print it for comput

40、ers to read. It has turned out to be a really great invention.What information does a barcode carry? Where the product comes from, its price, production date you name it. It can also help stores always know about their products. For example, if there are 10 boxes of milk and a customer buys one, it

41、will be recorded so that the store owner knows there are nine boxes left on the shelf. In the 1980s, libraries started using barcodes to follow their books in this way.Inspired (启发) by it, the more developed codes have been invented later, such as QR codes. QR codes can hold more information. They c

42、an tell customers what materials are used in a product or if the product is suitable for certain people. This keeps providing the customers with greater trust in the products they will buy.66What can we learn from Paragraph 2?AThe code system was made in the morning.BMany companies began to use barc

43、odes in 1971.CThe IBM engineer named George Laurer is 51 years old now.DIt was hard to record products prices before barcodes were invented.67What can we learn from the passage?ALibraries use QR codes to follow their books.BQR codes have a history of more than 50 years.CPeople use QR codes more ofte

44、n than barcodes now.DThe barcode can be used to record the number of products.68Why does the writer write the passage?ATo show some changes of stores.BTo call on people to use barcodes.CTo introduce a great invention to people.DTo introduce a great engineer to people.Have you ever heard of the name

45、Jacques Cousteau? He was a famous marine（海洋的）scientist. During World War II, he invented the Aqua-Lung（水肺）. The invention made it possible to swim underwater.Cousteau passed away in 1997. Now, some new marine scientists have come of age. One of them is Cousteaus grandson Fabien Cousteau. He grew up on his grandfathers ships. Its unsurprising that he became interested in the sea at a young age.Aquarius, built off the coast of Florida, US, is now the worlds only underwater lab, but its not big enough and can o