中考英语试题

With the help of 5G technology, the apps on the smart phone can provide ________ functions for the users than before.

A ． many B ． more C ． most

 —Frank, look! Who are the children under the tree __________ waiting in a line?

—They are the students from No. 1 Primary School.

A. that are        B. where are        C. which is        D. who is

     

You must ________ (go) to the doctor because your temperature is higher than usual.

我们非常憧憬未来是什么样子的。

We’re really expecting ________.

众所周知，剪纸是中国传统文化之一。

As we all know, ________ ________ is one of the Chinese traditional culture.

—Tom, let's go to play basketball.

—I'd love to. But I have to complete my homework first.

A．check                                B．finish                                C．correct

   

Dereck and Beverly are wildlife animal filmmakers（电影制片人）. They have made lots of films about animals and plants.

Their job is to keep and protect the big cats of Africa from damage（伤害）. Beverly also takes photos of the lions and her pictures have appeared in National Geographic magazines.

When they were kids, Dereck was quiet and healthy, he was good at math and science. Beverly had a twin brother. At that time, her brother and she often got their mother into trouble! Beverly was a dancer, an athlete, played the piano (not very well), and was a class leader. Her favourite subject was science and she always got excellent grades in her science exams.

When in the field, their work starts at around 4 am. After drinking a cup of tea, they drive out into a bush（灌木丛）to find their subjects. Sometimes that is a lion pride（群）. Lions are family animals, they usually live in groups of 15 or more. Sometimes that is a single leopard（花豹）. They follow the animals for the day, filming, researching, and collecting facts, information or pictures. They don’t stop working even when they have lunch. They are often back in camp by 8 pm.

When talking about the favourite places to explore, Dereck says, ＂We live in it!＂ Beverly thinks being in nature is her favourite. Dereck thinks running or taking a swim in the Okavango swamp（沼泽）-especially swimming close to crocodile（鳄鱼）is great fun, but Beverly says, ＂Swimming is fun but crazy in these waters.＂

41. From the second paragraph, we can know when they were kids, __________.

A. Dereck was outgoing

B. Beverly was quiet and healthy

C. Beverly could play the piano very well

D. Dereck and Beverly were both good at science

42. When Dereck and Beverly are in the field, the right time order（时间顺序）is that they __________.

① drink a cup of tea    ② follow the animals    ③ drive out  ④ find their subjects

A. ①②③④     B. ①④③②         C. ①③④②         D. ④①③②

43. How many hours do they usually work every day?

A. Eight.       B. Ten.             C. Twelve.          D. Sixteen.

44. What does the passage mainly talk about?

A. Animals and plants.              B. The story of Dereck and Beverly.

C. National Geographic magazines.   D. Dereck and Beverly’s childhood.

45. From the passage, we can infer（推断）that __________.

A. Dereck and Beverly don’t love at all

B. Dereck and Beverly are famous film stars

C. it’s safe to take a swim in the Okavango swamp

D. their work is dangerous sometimes, but they like it

 Mozart had an amazing gift for art and his music is well worth ____________.

        A. being listened       B. listen to        C. listening to   D. to listen

—Why are you laughing, Daniel?

— There is ________ funny in the newspaper. Come and see.

A ． anything B ． something C ． everything D ． nothing

The drama “ Yuhuayao ”  ________ citizens in Nanjing with a chance to learn and listen to the Party’s history.

A ． provided B ． guarded C ． compared D ． protected

Mr. Smith is our English teacher. He wears a pair of glasses. This makes him l 1 ． very clever. He likes drinking a lot of tea because he has to s 2 ． all day. Drinking a lot makes that e 3 ． . Mr. Smith gives us i 4 ． homework. It helps us feel more relaxing. When Mr. Smith checks( 批改 ) our homework, he a 5 ． uses a red pen, a green pen and a black pen. He puts a “√” or a “×” on our homework in red. He writes down the right answers for us in green. He draws a big star in black when we do w 6 ． in our homework. It makes us feel g 7 ． . Mr Smith s 8 ． it is important to ask questions. As a kind teacher, he always h 9 ． us with our studies. We are lucky to h 10 ． him as our teacher. Mr. Smith often says he is also lucky to have us as his students.

They didn't go home ______they finished their work．（　　）

A．because                 B．where                     C．until                     D．while

Tomorrow we are going to celebrate my dear grandpa's      birthday．（　　）

A．eighty                   B．eightieth                 C．eight                     D．eighth

The day before my daughter Norah’s fourth birthday, I picked her up from preschool. On the way, she said, “I like old people best because they walk slowly like I walk slowly and they have soft skin like I have soft skin.”What she said marked a    16   beginning.

The following day—her birthday—again on the way home, she asked    17    we could stop at the store to buy cakes for her. How could I say    18    to a birthday girl? After paying for the bill, I noticed that Norah was standing up in the cart,    19   announcing, “Hi, old person! It’s my birthday today!” However, the old man in front of her  didn’t show he was   20    by my talkative child. He    21    with a smile, “Well, little lady! And how old are you today?” After a few minutes’ chat, Norah offered to take a photo with the old man called Mr. Dan, his expression changed from surprised to delighted. We exchanged our phone numbers. There was magic happening in the store that day, and we could    22    feel it.

During our first visit in Mr. Dan’s home, We walked with him to his front door. He pulled out a knife and    23    the only blooming red rose. He spent ten minutes cutting every thorn（刺）   24    the stem（茎）before handing it to his new friend. Norah keeps that rose, now   25   as a bone, under her pillow for a long time.

Norah asks about Mr. Dan every day. She worries about him. She wonders if he’s    26   , or cold. She wants him to be OK. She wants him to feel loved. Mr. Dan thinks about Norah too. After    27    recent visit, he said that he had    28    had a whole night’s sleep since his wife died. “Norah has healed me since meeting her.” he said. That left me    29    and my eyes wet with tears. Somehow, their hearts and souls seem to recognize each other from long ago. Sometimes talking to strangers can    30    beautiful new beginnings.

16．A．broken    B．beautiful    C．boring    D．busy

17．A．what    B．that    C．if    D．when

18．A．hello    B．no    C．yes    D．thanks

19．A．excitedly    B．sadly    C．luckily    D．carefully

20．A．treated    B．trained    C．trapped    D．troubled

21．A．realized    B．replied    C．repeated    D．recorded

22．A．neither    B．both    C．all    D．none

23．A．let    B．get    C．put    D．cut

24．A．off    B．down    C．into    D．away

25．A．wet    B．white    C．dry    D．red

26．A．relaxed    B．excited    C．lonely    D．silly

27．A．the other    B．another    C．other    D．others

28．A．never    B．always    C．often    D．usually

29．A．useless    B．meaningless    C．careless    D．speechless

30．A．belong to    B．lead to    C．thanks to    D．speak to

 — The driver      be hurt badly in the accident.

  — That’s true. Let’s send him to the hospital as soon as possible.

  A. need              B. can’t              C. must                D. may not

________ hard-working person will have more opportunities to succeed.

A ． A B ． The C ． /

China’s hot words, like tuhao, dama and yyds, ________ in the western media.( 媒体 )

A ． use widely B ． is widely used C ． uses widely D ． are widely used

 Yunnan Museum is such an interesting place that many kids have fun          it.

A. visiting             B. to visit                 C. reading              D. to read

Don't worry. You'll ________ the problem with our support and help. (solution)

Sleepwalking （梦游） is when your child gets out of bed and walks around as if he’s awake, but he’s actually asleep. Sleepwalking doesn’t hurt your child, and it usually disappears when the kid grows up.

Sleepwalking happens during deep sleep. Your child might get out of bed and walk around as if he’s awake, but he won’t respond normally to you or anything around him. This may make you upset. But try not to worry—your child is OK.

In fact, sleepwalking is quite common. 7% to 15% of children sleepwalk, and it doesn’t usually mean that there’s anything wrong with them. Children aged 4 to 12 are more likely to sleepwalk. Both boys and girls sleepwalk.

Sleepwalking often happens in the first few hours of the night. When it happens, your child’s mind is asleep. However, his body is awake at the same time.

Sleepwalking usually has something to do with age and development. However, some things can increase your child’s sleepwalking. For example:

●Bad habits that cause poor sleep

●Fever or some other illnesses

●A family history of sleepwalking

●Medical conditions that cause poor sleep

If your child is sleepwalking at least once every night, it’s best to see a doctor. Also see a doctor if your child’s sleepwalking is influencing the sleep of other family members, or if you’re worried your child might hurt himself while sleepwalking.

1 ． The underlined word “respond” means __________ in Paragraph 2.

A ．反对 B ．反应 C ．喜欢 D ．体贴

2 ． Most kids who sleepwalk usually appear during__________.

A ． primary school B ． junior school C ． senior school D ． middle school

3 ． When sleepwalking happens, __________ at the same time.

A ． a kid’s mind and his body are awake B ． a kid’s mind is asleep and his body falls asleep, too

C ． a kid’s mind is awake but his body falls asleep D ． a kid’s mind is asleep but his body is awake

4 ． Which of the following is not true according to this article?

A ． The kids whose parents sleepwalked may sleepwalk.

B ． The kids whose habits cause poor sleep may sleepwalk.

C ． The kids who often read before going to bed may sleepwalk.

D ． The kids who sleep badly after they take medicine may sleepwalk.

5 ． From this article, we know __________.

A ． sleepwalking is very dangerous B ． boys are more likely to sleepwalk

C ． 85%to 93% of kids don’t sleepwalk D ． sleepwalking happens in the morning