2016年福建省厦门市中考英语试卷-答案.docx

1、 1 / 14 福建省厦门市 2016 年初中毕业及高中阶段各类学校招生考试 英语答案解析 第一部分 （一） 听力测试 I. Listen and choose the right pictures. 1.【答案】 B 【解析】原文 ： Ill travel by train for my summer vacation. 2.【答案】 B 【解析】原文 ： My favorite place is the library. Its very quiet and I enjoy killing time there. 3.【答案】 A 【解析】原文 ： I want to be a cook

2、when I grow up. I love cooking and eating so much. 4.【答案】 A 【解析】原文 ： The movie was so sad that it made me cry. II. Listen to some short dialogues and choose the right answers to the questions you hear. 5.【答案】 B 【解析】原文 ： W: Hello, my names Sophie . Im a new student here. M:Hi, Sophie. Im Mike. Welcom

3、e to our class! Thats Mr. Lin, our math teacher. 6.【答案】 C 【解析】原文 ： W： What club do you want to join? M： Science club. W： Really? I thought youd join the history club. Your house is like a museum. Q： What club does the boy want to join? 7.【答案】 B 【解析】原文 ： M： Can you tell me where there is a good place

4、 to eat? W： Burger King makes the most delicious hamburgers, and a new place called Subway serves really healthy sandwiches. M： OK. Ill try Subway. Hope its not too expensive. Q： Hows the food at Subway? 8.【答案】 A 【解析】原文 ： M： Where are you going for summer vacation? 2 / 14 W： Yunnan. I love the cool

5、weather there. M： Yeah, its been too hot and wet in Xiamen these days. Q： Whats the weather like in Yunnan? 9.【答案】 C 【解析】原文 ： M： The weekend is coming. Do you want to go to the movies? W： We always watch movies on weekends. Why dont we try something new, like doing sports or going to concerts? M： Yo

6、ure right. Lets play tennis for a change. W： Sounds great! Q： What are they going to do this weekend? 10.【答案】 C 【解析】原文 ： W： Tom, grandpa is visiting us next month. M： What a nice surprise! But I have a summer camp from July 6th to 13th. W： Dont worry. Hell arrive a week after you get back. Q： When w

7、ill grandpa arrive? III. Listen to a long dialogue and a passage, then choose the right answers to questions 11-16. 11.【答案】 B W： Im feeling a bit run-down, doctor. M： Whats wrong? W： I have a bit of fever and a cold and a sore throat. M： How long have you been like this? W： For a few days, humexactl

8、y from the day before yesterday. But it got very bad last night. I feel very weak. M： I will take your temperature, and then a blood test. I suggest you stay overnight here for more examinations. It seems like the flu. W： May I go home for some clothes first? M： Youd better call your parents so that

9、 someone can be with you and look after you. W： OK, thank you. Text B There are lots of colorful expressions about animals in English, and many of them might sound strange or funny to English learners. Heres a great expression that means “make the secret known to the public”, usually by mistake. Peo

10、ple often say “Dont let the cat out of the bag” when they are sharing a secret. 3 / 14 The expression “let the cat out of the bag” probably comes from the days when people used to buy animals at markets. Sometimes a market trader would put a cat in his bag and pretend it was a pig to fool the custom

11、er! So if someone lets the cat out of the bag, the secret would be open to us. 12.【答案】 B W： Im feeling a bit run-down, doctor. M： Whats wrong? W： I have a bit of fever and a cold and a sore throat. M： How long have you been like this? W： For a few days, humexactly from the day before yesterday. But

12、it got very bad last night. I feel very weak. M： I will take your temperature, and then a blood test. I suggest you stay overnight here for more examinations. It seems like the flu. W： May I go home for some clothes first? M： Youd better call your parents so that someone can be with you and look aft

13、er you. W： OK, thank you. Text B There are lots of colorful expressions about animals in English, and many of them might sound strange or funny to English learners. Heres a great expression that means “make the secret known to the public”, usually by mistake. People often say “Dont let the cat out o

14、f the bag” when they are sharing a secret. The expression “let the cat out of the bag” probably comes from the days when people used to buy animals at markets. Sometimes a market trader would put a cat in his bag and pretend it was a pig to fool the customer! So if someone lets the cat out of the ba

15、g, the secret would be open to us. 13.【答案】 A W： Im feeling a bit run-down, doctor. M： Whats wrong? W： I have a bit of fever and a cold and a sore throat. M： How long have you been like this? W： For a few days, humexactly from the day before yesterday. But it got very bad last night. I feel very weak

16、. M： I will take your temperature, and then a blood test. I suggest you stay overnight here for more examinations. It seems like the flu. W： May I go home for some clothes first? M： Youd better call your parents so that someone can be with you and look after you. 4 / 14 W： OK, thank you. Text B Ther

17、e are lots of colorful expressions about animals in English, and many of them might sound strange or funny to English learners. Heres a great expression that means “make the secret known to the public”, usually by mistake. People often say “Dont let the cat out of the bag” when they are sharing a se

18、cret. The expression “let the cat out of the bag” probably comes from the days when people used to buy animals at markets. Sometimes a market trader would put a cat in his bag and pretend it was a pig to fool the customer! So if someone lets the cat out of the bag, the secret would be open to us. 14

19、.【答案】 C W： Im feeling a bit run-down, doctor. M： Whats wrong? W： I have a bit of fever and a cold and a sore throat. M： How long have you been like this? W： For a few days, humexactly from the day before yesterday. But it got very bad last night. I feel very weak. M： I will take your temperature, an

20、d then a blood test. I suggest you stay overnight here for more examinations. It seems like the flu. W： May I go home for some clothes first? M： Youd better call your parents so that someone can be with you and look after you. W： OK, thank you. Text B There are lots of colorful expressions about ani

21、mals in English, and many of them might sound strange or funny to English learners. Heres a great expression that means “make the secret known to the public”, usually by mistake. People often say “Dont let the cat out of the bag” when they are sharing a secret. The expression “let the cat out of the

22、 bag” probably comes from the days when people used to buy animals at markets. Sometimes a market trader would put a cat in his bag and pretend it was a pig to fool the customer! So if someone lets the cat out of the bag, the secret would be open to us. 15.【答案】 A W： Im feeling a bit run-down, doctor

23、. M： Whats wrong? W： I have a bit of fever and a cold and a sore throat. M： How long have you been like this? 5 / 14 W： For a few days, humexactly from the day before yesterday. But it got very bad last night. I feel very weak. M： I will take your temperature, and then a blood test. I suggest you st

24、ay overnight here for more examinations. It seems like the flu. W： May I go home for some clothes first? M： Youd better call your parents so that someone can be with you and look after you. W： OK, thank you. Text B There are lots of colorful expressions about animals in English, and many of them mig

25、ht sound strange or funny to English learners. Heres a great expression that means “make the secret known to the public”, usually by mistake. People often say “Dont let the cat out of the bag” when they are sharing a secret. The expression “let the cat out of the bag” probably comes from the days when people used to buy animals at markets. Sometimes a market trader would put a cat in his bag and pretend it was a pig to fo