2016全国中考真题荟萃

2016年浙江省金华市中考英语试说明：本卷共有三大题，7670

第一部分部(2016·浙江金华)一、(共15小题，满分25分第一节：听小，从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确的选项，回答问题。(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分1.What’stheweatherlikeA.ItisB.ItisC.Itis2.Whatarethe yinga lingC.ListeningtoHowdidPetergotoschoolBy B.On C.ByWheredoestheconversationprobablytakeIna B.Ina C.InaHowdoesMissLeeprobably B.Sad. 1-5CABBC第二节：听长，从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确的选项，回答问题。(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)听下面一段较长，回答6、7两个问题。WhydoesAlicecallToinvitehimto B.Toaskhimfor C.To otoWhenwilltheyOnThursday B.OnFriday C.OnSaturday听下面一段较长，回答8～10三个小题WhatdoesSallyaskRoberttoTojoina B.Toy C.TostartaWhyisRobertBecausehisparentstoldhimtogive B.BecausehehasdecidednottodoitC.Becausehehasn’tyedforalongHowoftenwilltheyEveryday. B.Onceaweek. 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herfatherkept B.theywerelostontheC.shemovedtoanother D.hedidn’tpostthematWhichofthefollowingsentencescanbeputin Sorry,it’smy B.LookupC.No,hehasforgotten D.Yes,herearetheonesfromWhatcanweinferfromtheHuwhadnevergotmarriedalltheseMeganwasstilllivingwithherfatherinMeganwassurethatHuwwouldreceiveherMeganstilllovedHuwandfeltsorryforwhathadDACD说明：本卷共有四大题，3150(2016·浙江金华)四、词汇运用(15115分 aslong aslong Billisan boy.EveryoneinourclasstrustsYouaresuretospeakEnglishbeautifully youpractiseeveryThanksgivingiscelebratedonthe ThursdayinNovemberinWhenthe oftheWorldCupreturnedhome,theywere Thechildrenrushedoutoftheclassroomassoonasthebell fortheendofaslongas(2016·浙江金华)B.DeepundertheImagineatriptothedeepocean.Whatwouldyou51(期待tosee?Woulditbepossiblethatyoufind52(奇怪的)newanimalsandnts?Asweknow,sunlightwarmsthesurface53(部分)oftheocean.ntsandanimalswhichneedsunlightandwarmwaterlivethere.Butdeepintheocean,otheranimalsliveinwaterthatiscoldand54(的).Thedeepoceaniszingcold.Thewaterpressureofverydeepwatercan55()you.Sowhatanimalsliveintheocean?Wheredotheylive?Howmanyarethere?Scientistshavestudiedandcountedanimalsfortenyearstofindout.The56(报告)issurprising.Thefirstsurpriseiswherethingslive:everywhere!Theyliveinthehottestandcoldestces.Someliveindeep57(没有lightorThesecondsurpriseisthatthereareover230,00058(种类)ofanimalsandntsunderthesea.Oversix59(千)haveneverbeenseenbefore!Sowhat60(别的)islivinginthedeepocean?Willtherebemoresurprisestohope/harm/(2016·浙江金华)五、语法填空(10110分IwaslookingthroughmyoldphotoslastSunday.Onephoto61(catch)myeye.Inthephoto,Iwassittinginachair,huggingDuke,mybestfriendinthewholeworld.Dukewasaninterestingnameforsuch62littledog.ButhewasmyfriendfromthemomentIcouldwalk.HestayedwithmeinthatchairwhenIread63(book).WhenIwentoutside64(y)games,hewoulddriveourcatsuptothetreesandthenwalkofffeelingproudof65(him).Whenhewashungryhewouldcarryhisfooddishinhismouthanddrop66atmymom’sfeet.WhenIwassick,herefusedtoleavemybeduntilIgot67(well)thanIlearnedalotfromDuke.Ilearnedthatashortsleepatnooncouldbegood68you.Ilearnedthatthesimplestdinnercanbedelicious69youeatitwithgreatenjoyment.Ilearnedthatlifecanbegoodwhenyouliveitwithloveandjoy.70(sad),Ialsolearnedthatlifeisshort,especiallyifyouareadog.Tome,Dukeislikeateacherwhohastaughtmehowtoloveandtobeatoif/(2016·浙江金华)六、任务型阅读(515分TipsforatriptoSanHi,LiI’mgladthatyouarecomingtoSanFrancisconextmonth.ButIthinkthereisstillsomethingIshouldletyouandyourfriendsknowbeforeyouleave.First,beingawarmjacketandsweatersothatyou’repreparedforchangesinthetemperature.EveninthesummermonthsofJulyandAugust,itgetscold.Second,manyofthephoneboxesatSanFranciscoairportTipsforatriptoSanHi,LiI’mgladthatyouarecomingtoSanFrancisconextmonth.ButIthinkthereisstillsomethingIshouldletyouandyourfriendsknowbeforeyouleave.First,beingawarmjacketandsweatersothatyou’repreparedforchangesinthetemperature.EveninthesummermonthsofJulyandAugust,itgetscold.Second,manyofthephoneboxesatSanFranciscoairportandinthecenterofthecityonlyacceptprepaid(预先付款的)callingcards.Soaprepaidphonecardisneeded.Isuggestyoubuyoneattheairport.Third,it’snoteasytofindahoroomwhenyouarrive.HosfillupquicklyinSanFranciscoallyear,especiallyinsummer.You’dbetterbookyourroombeforeyoucome.Onemorething.SanFranciscoi