2022年浙江省绍兴市上虞区中考一模英语试题(word版含答案).docx

1、2022年浙江省绍兴市上虞区中考一模英语试题（含听力）学校:姓名： 班级： 考号： 一、听短对话选答案Whats Bobs advice?C. To ride a b汰e.C. Twice a week.A. To take a bus.B. To go on foot.1. How often does the man exercise?A. Every day.B. Once a week.2. Why did the man buy the T-shirt?A. Its color is lovely.B. It has a cool picture on it. C. It is po

2、pular this year.3. Where are the two speakers?C. Next to the post office.A. In the bank.B. On the street.4. Whats the relationship between the speakers?A. Neighbors.二、听长对话选答案B. Staff and customer.C. Doctor and patient.听下面一段对话，回答下面小题。5. What is the man having trouble with?C. Memoiy.B. Shell drive him

3、 to theA. Money.B. Driving.6. How will the woman help the man?A. Shell give him some advice.hank.C. Shell remind him of money.听下面一段对话，回答下面小题。7. Why does the man like to live in his neighborhood?A. Because the air there is fresh.B. Because he likes tall buildings.C. Because the people there are frien

4、dly.8. Whom does the man take to have fun in the garden after supper?A. His daughter.B. His wife.C. His friend.9. What are the two speakers going to do next?A. Td do exercise.B. To watch from the window. C. To buy some flowers.三、听短文选答案听下面一段独白，回答下面小题。10. Where can the listeners find grammar books?C.

5、Really hear what is said.D. Take as many notes as possibleListen for new ideas.71.72.73. Whats your advice for listening effectively in class?(不能抄袭文中涉及策略，PI答不 多于8个单词)十、话题作文76.你校英语社团正在开展主题为“Enjoy Reading”的征文比赛。卜.表是征文的部 分信息，请用英语写一篇短文进行投稿。The importance of readingopen up ones mindReading habithow to re

6、adwhat to readFavorite book(s)Reading plan 注意：(1)短文必须包括上表所有信息，可适当增加细节;(2)短文不能涉及真实姓名、校名等信息；(3)词数：80-10()；(4)短文首句仅供选择使用，不计入总词数。短文首句：It s necessary and helpful for everyone to read.参考答案:1. AB2. BB3. CC4. BA5. AC6. AB7. BC8. AC9. AB10. CB11. DD12. CB13. CA14. CD15. A答案第1页，共3页16. BC17. BA18. BC19. CC20.

7、AB21. BA22. CB23. BD24. unlessphotos25. clevererourselves26. takes part inseems27. appearedproducts28. competitionsimportant29. proudlymedals30. showperfect答案第2页，共3页31. giftsto put32. exactlythey33. be punishedBut34. quickerwith35. anbuildings36. have paidE37. CB38. A此题属于开放性试题，言之有理即可。参考答案:Take the m

8、ain points instead of as many notes as possible.39. 例文Its necessary and helpful fbr everyone to read. Reading can not only open up our minds but also helps us get more knowledge.In my free time, I often buy books from the bookstore and read books in the library. Before going to bed, I always spend s

9、ome time reading, which really makes me feel relaxed. Among all kinds of books, I enjoy reading novels best. Journey to the West is my favorite and I want to be a hero like Monkey King. I plan to read more books and Alice in Wonderland will be the next one.I hope everyone can read as much as possibl

10、e.答案第3页，共3页A. On the back wall.B. Next to the window.C. By the door.12. Which of the following is allowed to do in the library?A. Drink waler.B. Use （he CDs.13. How many hours is the library open?A. Four hours.B. Seven hours.C. Buy magazines.C. Nine hours.14. Who is the speaker talking to?A. Teacher

11、s.B. Parents.C. Students.15. What docs the speaker suggest to the listeners at the end?A. They can turn to him for help.B.They can study Englishal home.C. They can take the magazines out.四、完形填空A couple of months ago I was renting （租）a house to work from. One Sunday I16 I would have to find some ways

12、 to deal with the growing grass! 17 I was just short of money then, which left me unable to buy a lawn mower （害!）草机）.I was 18 this as the “Mr. Whippy, ice-cream van （篷车）pulled up outside on the street. I hadnt had a Mr. Whippy ice-cream for years, and I took my coin purse and 19 outside. On the side

13、 of the road were 20 young boys aged around 10 years old playing.21 I was new there and hadnt really met anyone yet. 1 think a couple of them may have been from next door.It was so hot and I asked them if theyd like an ice-cream, 4tYes, please,M they replied 22. throwing their hands in air. 23 a fou

14、rth boy joined them from theneighboring house. And hes a lovely one, too. There was just enough 24 to cover five ice creams. As I left the van, I heard the lady serving the boys say, “That was a really25 thing that lady did fbr you boys. Dont fbrget to thank 261 smiled asI went inside to carry on wo

15、rking.I left fbr work that evening, and didivt return until the Tuesday morning. As 1 drove into the drive, I realized something was 27. Yes, my lawns had been mowed and mygardens had been weeded （除草）.I felt a kind of 28 rush into my heart and a smile spread across my face. I knew my neighbors had d

16、one this for me, and went to 29 them right away.This act of kindness not only made a big difference to me, but it also 30 me to act further and set up a website focusing on kindness in our community.16.A. promisedB. forgotC.realizedD.imagined17.A. UnluckilyB. FinallyC.GraduallyD.Actually18.A. asking

17、 forB. thinking aboutC.looking atD.dealing with19.A. droveB. restedC.headedD.worked20.A. twoB. threeC.fourD.five21.A. SoB. AndC.WhileD.But22.A. shylyB. angrilyc.softlyD.happily23.A. As a resultB. For examplec.At that momentD.In fact24.A. energyB. changec.timeD.joy25.A. smartB. poorc.kindD.funny26.A.

18、 herB. mec.themD.us27.A. interestingB. importantc.differentD.wrong28.A. prideB. painc.pityD.warmth29.A. thankB. leavec.refuseD.return3（）.A. stoppedB. pushedc.allowedD.warned五、阅读单项选择Twelve Chinese dishes have become popular during the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics after sportsmen shared them online an

19、d in media （媒体）interviews. Lets take a look at some of them.XKung Pao ChickenAmerican snowboarder Tessa Maud has become popular in China for sharing Chinese food from the Olympic village on TikTok. Beijing 2022 proved to be a totally new and enjoyable experience for Maud. What to eat was a daily har

20、d choice for her because everything was so good.XSpiey hotchpotch （麻辣烫）Jutta Lccrdam, a 23-ycar-old speed skating sportsman from the Netherlands, posted her favorite spicy hotchpotch on social media.This is the famous Chinese snack spicy hotchpotch, which is healthier than burgers and fries,said Lee

21、rdam.XRed bean bun （红豆包）Snowboarder Jenise Spiteri, the only sportsman standing for Malta, is a big fan of Chinese food. She was caught putting a red bean bun into her mouth while waiting for her score. I started eating them on the first day. And then for breakfast, lunch and dinner,MSpiteri said in

22、 an interview. Shes become known as the “red bean bun girl in China.American snowboard slopestyle sportsman Julia Marino told NBC News that her favorite food in the Winter Olympics village was dumplings. Ive probably had like 200 dumplings since Ive been here,“ said Marino.The Games provided global

23、sportsmen with 678 dishes from all over China, allowing them to fully experience the Chinese food.31. The text tells that Tessa Maud.A. eats red bean buns for every mealis the only sportsman for her countryB. takes deeply interests in kinds of Chinese foodbelieves Chinese snacks are healthier than b

24、urgers 32. Which dish can be filled in the blank ”A. Beijing duckB. Chinese dumplingsC. Yunnan rice noodlesD. Mapo tofu33. The （ext can usually be read in the part of on the Internet.A. CultureB. HealthC. ScienceD. BusinessPerhaps every kid has been asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?”

25、While some may say a policeman or a singer, Dillon Hclbig, an 8-year-old second grader from Boise, Idaho, has a dream of becoming the next big comic （漫画）book author.Dillon has been getting attention after putting his hand written book The Adventures of Dillon Hei bigs Crismis, into his local library

26、. In the book. Helbig goes to the North Pole with the help of magic. He then travels through time to the first Thanksgiving and gets eaten by a huge turkey.After Dillon said hed left his book at the library, Susan Helbig, Dillons mom, called the library to see if the family could get it back. She th

27、ought the hook might be in the lost-and- fbund. That was not true. Susan said, “They did find the book, they loved the contcnt（内容）， and they loved the book itself. So, they decided to keep it on their shelves as part of their catalogue （目 录）and even gave Dillon the first-ever Whoodini Award for Best

28、 Young Novelist.,So, where did Dillon get the idea of hiding his book at the library? The answer was his dad, Alex Helbig. He did something similar when he was younger, creating 100 copies of his album （专辑）and hiding them in CD stores in the area.Dillon hopes this wont be his last book in the librar

29、y. Recently, he has been working on his next book, called The Jacket Eating Closet （衣柜），which is based on a true story. When I was in kindergarten, I would put my jacket in the closet every time, and during breaks, it would be gone. The jackets arc still gone and thats why Tm making the book, Dillon

30、 said. 34. It can be learnt from the passage that Dillon Helbig.A. enjoys eating big turkeysB. is good at writing novelsC. gets help from magiciansD. works in a local library35. The third paragraph mainly tells the of The Adventures of Dillon HelbigsCrismis.A. differenceB. background C. discoveryD.

31、influenceWhich of the following is TRUE about Alex Helbig?A.He taught Dillon to writeB.He got some ideas from DillonC.He hid his CDs in stores onpurposeD.He liked to write songs in local stores36. We can infer from the last paragraph that Dillon.A.looked after his things verywellB.used to wear the s

32、ame jacket at schoolC.put his own experience into（he worksD.finished his last book The Jacket EatingCloserA new Hong Kong Sleeping Bus Tour is letting people get sonic much-nccdcd extra sleep. The bus tour is a 76-kilome（er, five hour ride around Hong Kong on a double-decker bus. The bus stops at pl

33、aces like the citys Lantau Island and the airport, where passengers can get off and take photos, if they are awake.“When we were trying to develop new tours, I saw a post from my friend saying that he was stressed out by his work, and that he couldnt sleep at night/ said Kenneth Kong of Ulu Travel,

34、the organizer of the bus tours. But when he was traveling on the bus, he was able to sleep well. His post inspired （赋予灵感）us to create this tour that lets passengers just sleep on the bus.”Tickets for the first Sleeping Bus Tour quickly sold out, and for $ 13 to $51 a ticket, riders can choose seats

35、on the upper or lower deck. Some passengers came prepared, bringing their own blankets and changing their shoes to slippers （拖鞋），while others brought （ravel pillows. Passengers were also given an eye mask and earplugs for better sleep.“I have been suffering from insomnia （失 11 民症）so Im here to try a

36、nd get some sleep/* said 25-year-old Anson Kong, one of the passengers on the first bus tour. He said （hat （he lour was a good idea and more interesting than he expected.Dr. Shirley Li, who researches sleep at the University of Hong Kong, said, “People in Hong Kong dont have enough time to sleep. Fo

37、r some people, they may tend to connect public transportation with their sleep. And thats why they found it easier to fall asleep on the bus. So the Sleeping Bus Tour came into being.”We can see from the passage that Hongkong Sleeping Bus Tour.A. lasts five hours around the cityB. helps tourists to

38、visit the city betterC. encourages people to take photos on the bus D. stops between Lantau Island and the airport37. The second paragraph mainly talks about.A. who organized the new tourB. how the idea of the new tour grewC. when Kenneth Kong developed the tour D. why passengers could sleep well on

39、 the bus38. The purpose of Paragraph 3 and Paragraph 4 is to.A. get the young interested in sleepingB. show the popularity of the special tourC. advise more people to visit Hong KongD. tell the things passengers shouldprepareIn Dr. Shirley Lis opinion, people in Hong Kong.A. need more sleepB. prefer

40、 to take busesC. like sleeping in publicD. fall asleep easilyThese new gloves are expensive, but they take the term uhandsfree to a new level. People can talk into them as they make a call. The gloves cost 1,000 pounds a pair.They come with a speaker unil （扬声器装置）put into the thumb （拇指）and a micropho

41、ne built into the little finger that can be connected to any using Bluetooth. Phone users will be able to keep their hands warm while they chat without taking their phones out of their pocket or handbag.Artist Scan Miles, form Winsor, designed （设计）the great gloves that double as a phone in part of h

42、is project. He connected gloves with parts from mobile phones recycled through 02. Mr. Miles designed two pairs of the new gloves: one in pink and the other in brown and yellow. They will appear in an exhibition this July and visitors will be able to win the gloves. If need is great, they will then

43、be produced at a larger amount.02 Recycle, which supported （he project, says that there are already 70 million unused mobiles phones in the UK. Bill Eyers, head of 02 Recycle, asks people to recycle their phones responsibly.Designer Scan Miles, thc41-year-old man behind the designs, said, hope that

44、my project will get people to think again about the waste created by not recycling gadgets （小器 具）.If a few more people recycle their gadgets rather than throw them away as rubbish, I think this project will have fulfilled its goal.Miles is now working on connected phones with handbag. So people dont

45、 spend time searching the around in their bags to find a phone when it rings.39. The text tells us that the new gloves.A.can be uses as handbagsB.are affordable to everj,one nowC.are connected to mobile phonesD.can help people walk more freely40. It can be learnt from the passage that Sean Miles.A.l

46、eads 02 Recycle in the UKB.is the inventor of the new glovesC.has produced the gloves in allcolorsD.asks people to sell old phones to him41. The underlined word fulfilled” probably means ”A.stoppedB.achievedC.correctedD. set42. Whats the best title fbr the passage?A.Chat while walkingB.Send your pho

47、nesC.Make hands freeD. Talkto theHand六、多句选词填空用方框中所给词语的适当形式填空，每词仅用一次。our unless photo clever take part inYou will fail in Che exam you study harder.43. There are many old hanging up in my grandpas room.44. Jack is much than Bob while Bob is more hard-working.45. We look after well at school, which ma

48、kes our parents happy.46. Our English teacher Ms Li often some group work in her class.七、短文汉语提示填空阅读下面短文，然后根据括号内所给汉语意思写出单词的正确形式（每空一词）。Foreign reporters had been seen carrying bags from the 2008 Summer Olympics as theyworked for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. This 51（似乎）to be a coincidence（巧合）.In f

49、act, these bags have 52 （出现）many times in the past 14 years. And this has got lots of attention on social media. And many people speak highly of the 53 （产品）made in China.“I carry the bag from the 2008 Suinmer Olympics every time I report sports54（竞赛）.A bag is a very 55 （重要的）object for a photo journa

50、list记者）like me, and this bag is of high quality and its design is user-friendly/* an Iranian reporter says. I carried the bag with me to London 2012, Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020, says Fernando, a Spanish reporter 56（自豪地）.Besides the bags given to media workers, the gold 57（奖牌）from the 2008Summer Olympic

51、s also 58 （展示）a high level of quality. For example. Daria Shkurikhina, a Russian athlete, found the one she won was still 59 （完美的）after a fire broke out in her apartment.For the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, media workers from around the world got new media package （包裹）and there were objects like a cup

52、, paper-cuttings and other60（礼物）in the package.八、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Tel Aviv, a city in Israel, wants to try a new way to encourage people to pick up after their peta DNA database （数据库）.Dog owners in the city may soon be expected 61 （put） the information about their pets DNA int

53、o a database 62 （exact） when asking for a dog license. If officials find waste left behind on the street, 63 can test it for DNA and search the database for the owner, who will then 64 （punish）.City official Eytan Schwartz told Euronews Next that only a small number of 40,000 dog owners dont pick up their pets waste. 65 the city still picks up 500kg of dog waste every month.There5re many dogs in Tel Aviv, with about one in every 11 people owning a dog.