辽宁省锦州市2020年中考英语试题【及答案】

2020

年锦州市中考英语试卷第Ⅰ卷选择题Ⅰ.单项选择从各题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，并将其代表字母涂在答题卡的相应位置。—Youhavemadegreatprogressonyour

study.—Thankyou.Ibelieve

youwork,thebettergradesyouwill

get.A.themorecareless B.themorecareful C.theworse D.the

harder2.—Bob,youhavetofinishyourschoolproject

today.—Don’tworry,mum.Iwon’t

today’sworktill

tomorrow.A.putoff B.takeoff C.give

up3.—I’mgoingtovisitChengduthissummer

holiday.D.set

up—Great!

!A.Haveagoodtrip B.Goodluck C.With

pleasure4.—Wow,yourdressissobeautiful.Couldyoutellme

?D.Well

done—Oh,Iboughtitinanonline

store.A.whenyouboughtit B.whereyoubought

itC.howmuchyouspentonit D.howlongyouhavehad

it5.YoucanNOTsee

inahistory

museum.A.B.C.D.Ⅱ.完形填空根据短文内容，从各题的四个选项中选择一个最佳答案，并将其代表字母涂在答题卡的相应位置。There

was

once

a

farmer.

He

had

a

very

big

rabbit

and

a

smart

dog.

One

day,

he

organizeda(n)

6 between

his

dog

and

his

rabbit.

He

made

a

hole

in

one

of

his

biggest

fields,

and

7 a

carrot

and

a

bone

(骨头)

in

it.

He

wanted

to

see

which

animal

would

find

them

first.Therabbit

was

very

8 ,

and

he

was

busy

looking

for

the

carrot,

digging

here

and

there.He

was

completely

sure

that

he

would

find

the

carrot

and

the

bone.

But

the

dog

wasn’t

optimistic(乐观的)

at

all.

After

he

looked

for

the

bone

for

a

short

time,

he

9

on

the

ground

sadly.Andthenhebegantocomplain.Hethought

10wasdifficultforhimtofindonebone

insuchabig

field.The

rabbit

dug

for

hours.

With

every

new

hole,

the

dog

complained

about

11

this

was,evenfortherabbit.Therabbit,

12theotherhand,keptonworkinghard.

13

therewas

no

place

in

the

whole

field

left

to

dig,

the

rabbit

dug

a

tunnel

(隧道)

to

right

underwherethedogwaslyingallthattime.Therehefoundthecarrotandthe

bone.Andthisishowthedoglostthecompetition.

14,hefoundtherightplaceattheverybeginning.Buthefailedtofindthebonebecausehe

15complainedanddidn’ttryatall.Whenwedosomethingdifficultinourlife,weshouldlearnfromthe

rabbit.A.event B.party C.activity D.

competitionA.found B.Hid C.discovered D.

sawA.excited B.angry C.relaxed D.

shyA.satdown B.fellasleep C.laydown D.ran

aroundA.this B.that C.one D.

itA.howdifficult B.whatdifficult C.howeasy D.what

easyA.in B.on C.at D.

forA.If B.Before C.When D.

UnlessA.Intotal B.Atlast C.Infact D.At

firstA.only B.never C.seldom D.

sometimesⅢ.阅读理解Passage

A单项选择根据短文内容从各题的四个选项中选择一个最佳答案。并将其代表字母涂在答题卡的相应位置。Golden

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0318.IfyouchooseGolden03,youcan’tvisit

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ZhengzhouD.Golden

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LhasaIfTonyandhisparentswanttochooseGolden04,theyshouldpay

.A.￥3,199B.￥5,097C.￥9,597D.

￥5,697Youcan’tgetmoreinformationby

.A.Telephone B.

emailC.visitingSunshineTravelAgency D.visitingtheagency’s

websitePassage

B单项选择根据短文内容从各题的四个选项中选择一个最佳答案，并将其代表字母涂在答题卡的相应位置。A

man

named

Randy

in

Canada

liked

to

hunt

for

trees.

He

looked

for

big

trees

and

old

treesin

Canada.

He

made

maps

to

show

where

these

trees

were.

He

did

not

want

to

cut

them

down.

Actuallyhewantedpeopletotakecareof

them.Ancient

trees

are

today

rare

(稀少的)

everywhere

in

the

world.

On

Vancouver

Island

in

Canada,there

are

so

many

big

trees.

The

biggest

trees

are

about

800

years

old.

They

are

the

survivors

of

a

forest

fire.

The

fire

brought

damage

(损害)

to

the

area

about

350

years

ago.

Randy

wastold

of

a

very

tall

tree

on

Vancouver

Island.

The

tree

was

said

to

be

314

feet

tall.

That

wouldmakeitthetallesttreeinCanada.Randysetouttofindthe

tree.But

someone

else

found

it

first.

It

was

found

by

a

logger—a

person

whose

job

is

to

cutdowntrees.TheloggerswantedtocutdownCanada’stallesttreeandallthetrees

aroundit.Randy

made

a

path

(小路)

in

the

forest

in

order

that

people

could

see

the

tall

tree.

Thetree

was

so

big

and

beautiful

that

even

more

and

more

people

wanted

to

save

that

forest.

Thankstothesepeople,thatforestisnowapark.Canada’stallesttreeisstill

there.There

may

still

be

a

bigger

tree

out

there.

Maybe

you

will

find

it.

But

there

are

only

afewoldforestsleftinCanada.Manyarestillatriskofbeingcut

down.21.WhydidRandymake

maps?A.Tolookformorebigtrees.B.Toshowthepositionsofthebigandold

trees.C.Tocuttreesdownlater.D.Tohelp

loggers.22.Theunderlinedword“survivor”means

in

Chinese.A.受益者 B.制造者 C.控制者 D.

幸存者23.WhatdidtheloggerswanttodowithCanada’stallest

tree?A.Theywantedtotakecareofit.B.Theywantedtosave

it.C.Theywantedtocutitdown.D.Theywantedtoknowits

height.24.WhichofthefollowingisNOT

true?A.RandyisfromCanada. B.Thefirehappenedabout350years

ago.C.Randymadeapathintheforest D.Canada’stallesttreeiscutdown

now.25.Whathappenedtotheforestaccordingtothe

passage?A.Ithasdisappeared. B.Itbecamea

park.C.Itwasnotfamousanymore. D.Thepassagedoesn’tmention

it.Passage

C单项选择根据短文内容从各题的四个选项中选择一个最佳答案，并将其代表字母涂在答题卡的相应位置。What

surprises

us

most?

It

is

that

there

are

still

couples

who

keep

doing

things

to

showeach

other

love.

A

Japanese

farmer

is

famous

for

his

act

of

love.

He

has

spent

nearly

two

yearsplantingflowersforhisblind

wife.Mr.

and

Mrs.

Kuroki

live

in

a

large

flower

garden.

The

garden

has

turned

into

a

touristattraction

(旅游胜地)

recently.

Around

7,000

visitors

come

here

each

year,

not

only

for

thebeautiful

scenery

(景色),

but

also

for

the

special

story

behind

the

two

old

farmers.In

1956,

the

newly

married

couple

first

moved

into

the

house.

The

house

would

be

their

homefor

the

rest

of

their

lives.

They

had

two

children

and

lived

happily

for

years.

However,

asyears

passed,

Mrs.

Kuroki’s

health

began

to

decline.

Her

vision

(视力)

problems

were

so

seriousthatshebecameblindintheend.Shehidherselfinherhomeforalongtime,refusing

toleaveunlessitwas

necessary.Mr.

Kuroki

got

an

idea.

He

wanted

to

give

her

gifts—flowers.

So

he

got

to

work

on

his

bigsurprise.

Mr.

Kuroki

took

advantage

of

the

hills

around

their

house

and

he

began

to

plant

akind

of

flower

with

strong

fragrance

(芳香).

He

wanted

to

see

if

the

fragrance

would

make

hercome

outside.

When

he

realized

that

his

idea

was

going

to

work,

he

worked

for

nearly

two

yearstocompletelycoverhisgardenwiththe

flowers.Now

Mrs.

Kuroki

goes

out

every

day

with

her

husband

to

enjoy

the

fragrance

of

the

flowersandthefreshairofanew

day.26.FromParagraph1,wecanknow

.thefarmerloveshiswifevery

muchthefarmerhasplantedsometreesforhis

wifethereisnothingwrongwiththefarmer’swife’s

eyesithastakenthefarmeroverthreeyearstoplant

flowers27.What’stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“decline”inthe

passage?A.

好转

B.控制

C.

恶化

D.拒绝28.AfterMrs.Kurokibecameblind,she

.A.managedtogoout B.hidherselfinherhomefora

whileC.plantedtheflowerswithherhusband D.refusedtoleaveunlessitwas

necessary29.Mr.Kurokiplantedtheflowersto

.A.getmorevisitors’attention B.makehiswifelove

flowersC.enjoythefragranceof

the

flowers D.makehiswifecomeoutandenjoythe

fragrance30.Whichisthebesttitleofthis

passage?A.AFamousJapaneseFarmer B.ABeautifulActof

LoveC.ALargeFlowerGarden D.AKindofFlowerwithStrong

FragrancePassage

D还原句子根据短文内容，从短文后的五个选项中选出能够填入短文空白处的最值选项，并将其代表字母涂在答题卡的相应位置。Kobe

Bryant,

one

of

the

greatest

basketball

players

of

all

time,

died

in

a

helicopter

(直升飞机)crash(坠毁)withhisdaughteronSunday.

31 Mr.

Bryant’s

death

has

caused

great

sadness.

32 Some

NBA

players

held

onto

the

ballfor

24

seconds

when

games

started

on

Sunday.

They

were

doing

it

out

of

respect

for

Mr.

Bryantwhohadwornthenumber

24.Mr.BryanthadplayedfortheLosAngelesLakersfor20years.

33Duringhistimewith

the

Lakers,

Mr.

Bryant

led

the

team

to

five

national

championships

(锦标赛).

Mr.

BryanthelpedleadtheUSOlympicteamtowinthegoldmedalin2008and2012.Alongtheway,

Mr.Bryantbecameoneofthemostfamousandpopularbasketballplayersofall

time.Mr.

Bryant

spent

his

early

school

years

in

Italy.

His

father

was

a

professional

basketballplayer

there.

His

family

moved

back

to

the

US

when

Mr.

Bryant

was

in

high

school.

He

playedand

practiced

hard

in

the

high

school.

34

And

his

performance

on

the

court

(球场)

causedexcitementandgotmuch

attention.In

2016,

Mr.

Bryant

retired

(退役).

During

his

time

with

the

Lakers,

Mr.

Bryant

had

wornthe

numbers

8

and

24.

35

After

he

retired,

Mr.

Bryant

focused

on

(关注)

his

family.

Mr.Bryant

also

set

up

basketball

camps

and

programs

for

kids,

to

help

share

his

love

of

the

game.Hetookupnewactivities,too.Hestartedacompanythatproducedbooksand

movies.Hejoinedtheteamattheageof

17.Thecrashkilledninepeoplein

all.Whenheretired,theLakerssaidthosenumberswouldn’tbeused

again.Hisgoalwasbecomingevenbetterthanhisboyhoodhero Michael

Jordan.Friends,fans,andwell-knownpeoplefromaroundtheworldwereallvery

sad.第Ⅱ卷非选择题Ⅳ.口语交际在下面对话的空白处填入适当的话语（话语可以是句子、短语成词），使对话完整，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。A:WelcometoFriendshipStore.

36 ?B:I’dliketobuyasmart

TV.A:Well,wehavemanydifferentkindsofsmartTVshere.Youcanhavealook

first.B:Thisonelooksverynice. 37 ?A:

It’s

made

in

China.

You

know

nowadays

China

is

getting

better

at

making

high-technologyproducts.B:It’s

wonderful.38?A:5,600

yuan.B:Wow that’stooexpensive!I’mafraidIcan’taffordit.Doyouhaveacheaper

one?A:Ofcourse.Whataboutthis

one?B:Thisonelooksverygood.Andthepriceis

OK.39.Please

sendittomy

home.A:OK,noproblem.Wewillsenditassoonas

possible.B: 40 .A:Youare

welcome.V.短文填空根据短文内容，用方框中所给词的正确形式填空，使短文完整、正确，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置（每个词只能用一次）。from,music,hundred,alone,control,especially,close,other,and,

outThe

novel

coronavirus

(新型冠状病毒)

began

to

spread

in

Wuhan

in

the

last

month

of

2019.

41 ithascontinuedto

spread.TheChinesegovernment

42offfiftymillionpeopleinWuhanandcitiesnearit.Asthe

virus

(病毒)

spread

to

other

areas

of

China,

the

government

took

action

43

the

spreadof

the

disease(疾病).

Whenpeople

go

44

,they

wearmasks

(口罩).

45

of

companies

have

closed

their

factories

until

the

disease

is

more

under

control.Since

China

makes

so

many

parts

for

products

used

by

companies

around

the

world,

the

influencesofthefactoriesshuttingdownarefeltin

46countries,

too.However,

many

countries

worldwide

offer

support

to

China’s

fight

against

the

disease.

“Don’tbeafraid.

The

light

47 all

over

the

world

is

on

you.

Don’t

be

afraid.

You’re

never

48 in

the

night.

Don’t

cry.

It’s

not

just

me;

everyone

is

together

to

give

you

power.”Thesearethelyricsofasongcreatedbya

group

of

49 inMalaysiatosupportChinain

itsbattle

(战役)against

thenovelcoronavirus.“We’vegotto

do

something,

50 peopleoutsideofChina.Wewantpeoplein

Chinato

be

freefrom

fear

orworry,”

saidthe

song’s

producer(制作人).It

is

just

one

of

many

goodwill

gestures

(表示)

and

offers

of

support

from

countries

acrosstheworldtohelp

ChinaVI.任务型阅读Passage

A根据短文内容完成短文后的思维导图，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。Rethink,Reuse,

Recycle!Do

you

often

throw

away

things

you

don’t

need

anymore?

Have

you

ever

thought

about

howthese

things

can

actually

be

put

to

good

use?

Nothing

is

a

waste

if

you

have

a

creative

mind.You

have

probably

never

heard

of

Amy

Hayes,

but

she

is

a

most

unusual

woman.

She

lives

ina

house

in

the

UK

that

she

built

herself

out

of

rubbish.

The

windows

and

doors

come

from

oldbuildings

around

her

town

that

were

pulled

down.

The

top

of

the

house

is

an

old

boat

turnedupside

down.

And

the

gate

in

front

of

her

house

is

made

of

rocks

and

old

glass

bottles.

Amyrecently

won

a

prize

from

the

Help

Save

Our

Planet

Society.

The

president

said,

“Amy

is

aninspirationtous

all.”Amy

isn’t

the

only

one

who

is

good

al

recycling.

Jessica

Wong

from

Hong

Kong

uses

old

clothesthatpeopledon’twearanymoretomakebags.Shehasbeendoingthisforafewyears

now.She

opened

a

small

shop

where

she

sells

her

bags,

and

she

has

also

set

up

a

website

to

sellthemonline.Sheespeciallylikestouseoldjeanstomakehandbags.Herbagsarecute

anduseful.

“I

plan

to

write

a

book

about

new

ways

to

use

old

clothes,”

she

said.

“I

hope

peoplecanreadmybookandenjoy

it!”Wang

Tao

set

up

a

small

business

in

Shanghai

four

years

ago.

He

is

known

for

using

ironandothermaterialsfromoldcarstomakebeautifulartpieces.Somearelargepieces

thatlooklikeanimals

or

humans and

some

are

smaller

pieces

you

can

put

at

home.

The

more

popularworks

can

even

be

seen

in

art

shops

around

the

city.

Wang

Tao

hopes

to

set

up

a

“metal

art”themeparktoshowpeopletheimportanceofenvironmentalprotection.Notonlycantheartbringhappinesstoothers,butitalsoshowsthatevencold,hardironcanbebacktolifewithalittle

creativity.Rethink,Reuse,Recycle!Amy

Hayesfromthe

UK★Buildahousebyusing

rubbish★Win

51 fromtheHelpSaveOurPlanet

SocietyJessicaWongfrom

HK★Makebags

52 ★Setupawebsitetosell

them★Plan

53 abouthowtouseold

clothesWang

Taoin

54 ★Useironandothermaterialsfromoldcarstomakeart

pieces★Hopetosetup

55 toshowpeopletheimportance

ofenvironmental

protectionPassage

B根据短文内容完成短文后的图表，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。Fish

live

in

water.

They

use

their

special

organ(器官)

called

gills(腮)

for

breathing.

Somefisharedangeroustohumans.Herearetheworld’smostdangerous

fishes.Electric

Eel(电鳗)

—

Itis

a

SouthAmerican

fish.

Electriceels

are

longand

usuallygray-brown

in

color.

The

electric

eel

can

reach

up

to

9

feet

long

and

can

weigh

up

to

22

kg.The

fish

has

a

mouth.

It

is

rich

in

blood

vessels(血管).

The

fish

can

use

them

as

lungs(肺).Itstailhastheelectricorganthatgivesoff300—650voltsof

electricity.Stonefish

—

These

venomous(有毒的)

fish

are

generally

found

in

the

waters

of

the

tropicalIndo-Pacific.

These

fish

have

small

eyes,

large

heads

and

mouths.

If

you

ever

see

one,

stayawayfrom

it.Piranha(水虎鱼)

—

There

are

more

than

60

kinds

of

Piranha

fish.

These

meat-eating

fishhave

sharp(尖利的)

teeth.

Most

of

the

Piranha

fish

eat

plants

or

anything

that

they

can

find.Puffer

Fish(河豚)

—

It

can

inflate(使膨胀)

itself

with

water

and

air

to

turn

into

a

ballseveral

times

its

real

size.

One

puffer

fish

has

enough

toxins(毒素)

to

kill

about

30

humans.Therearetotal120kindsofpufferfishalloverthe

world.FourWorld’sMostDangerous

FishesElectricEelItcomesfrom

56 anditislongand

gray-brown.Thebloodvesselsinitsmouthcan

57 as

lungs.The

electric

organ

in

its

tail

can

give

off

electricity

of

300

—

650

voltsof

electricity.

58 Theyliveinthewatersofthetropical

Indo-Pacific.Theyarevenomousandtheyhavesmalleyes,largeheadsand

mouths.PiranhaTheyhave

59 .Theyfeedonmeat,plantsandso

on.PufferFishItcaninflateitselftoturnintoamuchbigger

60 .Itcankillhumanswithits

toxins.Passage

C根据短文内容回答短文后的问题，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。Li

Shizhen

was

one

of

the

most

famous

doctors

in

Chinese

history.

He

was

born

in

Hubei

in1518.Both

of

Li

Shizhen’s

father

and

grandfather

were

doctors.

Li

Shizhen’s

grandfather

wasa

country

doctor

who

traveled

in

the

countryside

with

a

bag

of

herbs

(药草)

and

medicine

andcured

(治愈)

people.His

father

wasa

doctorwho

wrote

severalbooks.Li

Shizhen

used

to

help

his

father

in

his

medical

practice

when

he

was

young.

Li

Shizhen’s

father

wanted

him

to

enter

politics

(从政).

Li

Shizhen

studied

for

the

exams

and

passed

thecountry-level

examination,

but

he

was

never

able

to

pass

the

imperial

(帝国的)

examination.When

he

was

38,

he

cured

the

son

of

the

Prince

and

was

invited

to

be

an

official

in

thatcourt

(宫廷).

A

few

years

later,

he

became

an

official

at

the

Imperial

Medical

Institute.Even

though

he

achieved

his

father’s

dream,

he

didn’t

want

to

continue

working

for

thecourt.Oneyearlater,heleftthecourtandreturnedtobeadoctor

again.LiShizhenwasfamousforhisbook,CompendiumofMateriaMedica(《本草纲目》).Ittookhimtwenty-sevenyearstowritethebook.Unluckily,LiShizhendiedbeforethebookwasofficially

published

(出版).

It

is

such

a

successful

book.

Now

it

is

still

one

of

the

mostimportantmedicalbooksin

China.WherewasLi

Shizhenborn?

WhatwasLiShizhen’sfather

‘sjob?

WhatdidLiShizhenusetodowhenhe

wasyoung?

DidLiShizhenpassthe

imperialexamination?

HowlongdidLiShizhenspendinwritingCompendiumofMateriaMedical?

Passage

D根据短文内容完成短文后的任务，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。Space

vegetables

are

grown

from

seeds

(种子).

They

have

been

taken

to

and

brought

back

fromouter

space.

The

seeds

are

influenced

by

the

radiation

(辐射)

and

low

gravity

(重力)

in

outerspace.

When

they

are

brought

back

to

the

earth,

these

seeds

produce

vegetables

that

are

bigger,healthier

and

more

nutritious

(有营养的)

than

normal

vegetables.

People

needn’t

worry,

becausespacevegetablesareactuallyvery

healthy.Herearesomefactsthatyoushouldknowaboutspace

vegetables:Spacevegetablesaregrownfrom

seeds

(A)

are

carefully

chosen.

After

seeds

arebrought

back

from

space,

(C)

they

are

tested

to

make

sure

that

the

vegetables

they

grow

willbe

safe

toeat.

There

areno

traces

(痕迹)of

radiationafter

testing.Space

vegetables

are

better

for

you

than

normal

vegetables.

(B)

example,

spacetomatoesstayfreshfortwentydays,whichisoneweeklongerthannormal

tomatoes.After

genetically

modified

(转基因)

food

came

into

the

market,

people

worried

that

theywere

eating

unknown

things.

Unlike

genetically

modified

food,

space

vegetables

have

not

beengenetically

changed.

This

means

that

no

new

genes

(基因)

are

put

into

the

vegetables.

(D)

So

theywon’tbebadforyour

health.在文中（A）和（B）的空白处分别填入适当的词：

文中划线部分（C）指代的是：

将文中划线部分（D）改写为：Sotheywon’t

toyour

health.从文中找出两个能说明太空蔬菜特点的形容词：

从文中找出能说明本文中心大意的单词或者短语：

Ⅶ.书面表达（A）根据要求完成读后续写，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。71.

阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的语篇。注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为

40-50

词；必须至少使用

2

个短文中划线的关键词语；续写至少一段，第一段开头语已经为你写好；续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所选用的关键词语。Because

of

COVID-19

(新冠病毒),

students

had

to

study

online

at

home

for

a

long

time.Comparedwithstudyingatschool,it’svery

different.Some

students

like

online

classes,

because

they

have

more

freedom.

They

can

get

informationabout

their

study

on

the

Internet.

And

they

can

also

ask

their

teachers

questions

by

Internet,telephoneoremail.Duringeverybreak,theycanwatchTVorlistentomusicto

relax.Paragraph

1:However,somestudentspreferstudyingat

school.（B）根据要求完成提示性作文，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。72.

高尔基说：“书籍是人类进步的阶梯。”为了激发同学们的阅读兴趣，请你以“我读书，我受益”为主题，根据下列要点提示，代表

Reading

Club

向全校学生发出一封倡议书。内容提示：feelthebeautyofthe

wordsopenyour

eyesincreaseyour

knowledgedevelopagoodreading

habit5.enjoythe

happiness要求：不能出现真实的校名、人名等相关信息；请包含所有英文提示内容，可以适当发挥；内容完整、意思连贯、符合逻辑、书写整齐;词数：80-100

词。开头已给出，不计入总词数。Dear

students,Readingcannotonlyhelpyoumakeprogressbutalsomakeyougrowwell.Hereare

someadvantagesof

reading.Hopeallofyoucanenjoyreading.Let’stakeactiontogether

now!Reading

ClubJuly15.

2020D。A。A。B。C。6.D7.B8.A9.C10.D11.A12.B13.C14.C15.

A16.C17.B18.A19.C20.D21.B22.D23.C24.D25