中考英语模拟试题33-中考英语试题、初中英语中考试卷、模拟题-初中英语试卷

中考英语模拟试题33-中考英语试题、初中英语中考试卷、模拟题、复习资料-初中英语试卷-试卷下载2003年中考英语模拟试题33听力部分略笔试（45分）V.选择填空（15分）从下面每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。（共15小题，每小题1分）Althoughheis oldman,hecangoto universityfortheold.A.an,anB.an,aC.a,aD.a,anIleft pensathome.CanIborrow ?A.me,yourB.my,yourC.mine,yoursD.my,yoursMum,here’s foryou.A.acupofteaB.cupteaC.acupofteasD.atea“Mustwehandinourhomeworkbeforeschoolisover?”TOC\o"1-5"\h\z“No,you .”A.can’tB.needn’tC.won’tD.mustn’tSheneedssomepaperto .A.writeB.writeinC.writewithD.writeonYouaregoingtobefat.Youshouldeat .A.alittleB.littleC.lessD.leastHewillbetwelvenextweek.His birthdayis May10.A.twelveth,onB.twelfth,onC.thetwelfth,inD.twelveth,inThispairofshoes me50yuan.A.spends B.paidC.costD.takeOfcourseIcan youmystorybook,butyoucan itforonlythreedays.A.borrow,return B.lend,borrowC.lend,keep D.lend,returnThedishsmells ,butittastes .A.terrible,wellB.terrible,goodC.well,terriblyD.good,terriblyKen sorrybecausehe asleepinclassyesterday.A.falls,feelsB.fell,feltC.felt,fellD.feels,fallsIheardhe thepianointhenextroomlastnight.A.playedB.playC.toplayD.playingMymotherhopes .Shetellsme hard.A.tobeascientist,tostudyB.mebeingascientist,nottostudyC.Iwillbeascientist,tostudyD.Iwillbeascientist,studyWhichsentenceiswrong?CouldyoutellmehowIcouldgettotheHappyValley?CouldyoutellmehowIcangettotheHappyValley?CouldyoutellmehowtogettotheHappyValley?CouldyoutellmethewaytotheHappyValley?Whichsentenceisright?Anewschoolwillbuildtheresoon.Neitherofusareteachers.There’sgoingtohaveanEnglishspeechinourschoolthisafternoon.WeshallgotoShenzhenLibraryifitdoesn’traintomorrow.VI.完形填空阅读下列短文，从短文后所给的四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。（共10小题，每小题1分）Thebicycleisoneofthesimplestyetmostusefulinventionsintheworld.Itismostsurprisingthatitwasnot46earlier,althoughthegreatinventorLeonardodeVincihaddrawnpicturesforbicyclesandalsoforflyingmachinesandsomeotherthings.Thosethingswerenotmade47longafterhedied.Apersonridingabicycleuses48energytomakethebicyclemove,andthereisnopollutionatallwhenyouareriding.Evenso,indeveloping49,mostpeopledon'tgotoworkbybicycle.Itisnotbecausethebicyclesareexpensiveorpeoplefeel50iftheyridetowork.Itisbecause51carsontheroadsbecomeslarger.Itcertainlybecomes52torideabicycle.Somorepeopleputtheirbicyclesawayandgotowork53theircarsand,inthisway,thesituationisgettingmoreserious.54thebestwaytomakeridingsaferandmorepopularistocreatepathsonlyforbicycles,andtomake55sodifficultandexpensivefordriverstotaketheircarsintothecitythattheywillgobacktousingtheirbicycles.46.A.inventB.inventingC.inventedD.toinvent47.A.beforeB.whenC.sinceD.until48.A.muchB.quitealotofC.verylittleD.many49.A.worldB.countriesC.landD.earth50.A.luckyB.gladC.sorryD.tired51.A.thenumberofB.anumberofC.thiskindofD.allkindsofA.safer B.moredangerousC.muchdangerousD.safeA.by B.in C.use D.driveA.Hardly B.MaybeC.PerhapsD.NearlyA.it B.them C.us D.thatVII.阅读理解阅读下列短文，选择最佳选项，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。（共20小题，每小题1分）1、判断短文后句子是否符合短文内容，符合的用“A”表示；不符合的用“B”表示。BaseballisaverypopularsportintheUnitedStates.Manypeopleenjoythegame.Itissometimescalled“themostpopulargame”intheUnitedStates.ManyAmericansthinkthatitisthenationalsport,Baseballisplayedbetweentwoteamsofninemeneach.Differentmenhavedifferentjobswhentheteamisonthefield.Eachteammusttrytoscoremorepointsthantheotherteam.Apointisscoredwhenonemanhitstheballandthenrunsaroundtheplayingfieldtoeachofthefourbases（垒）.Themenwhoplaybaseballmustdotwothingswell.First,theymusthittheballwhenitistheirturn.Iftheycanhittheballwell,theycanhelptheirteamtowinthegame.Second,theymustcatchandthrowtheballwell.Whentheirteamisonthefield,theycankeeptheotherteamfromwinning.Thesearethetwoabilities（技能）thatabaseballplayermusthave.Ofcourse,therearesomegoodthingsaboutbaseball.Youdon'thavetobeveryintelligent有才智的）toplaybaseballortowatchit.Youcaneasilyunderstandwhatishappeningonthefield.ManyAmericansenjoygoingtoabaseballgameduringthesummermonths.Theweatheriswarmanditisusuallypleasanttositoutsideforafewhoursandwatchagame.Baseballgamesdon’tusuallycostmuchmoney.Youcangotoabaseballgameforaverysmallamountofmoney,andstillhaveaverygoodtime.TorF? （T:AF:B）BaseballiscalledthemostpopulargameintheUSA.Eachbaseballteamhaselevenplayers.Agoodplayercanbothhittheballwellandcatchandthrowtheballwell.Theplayershavetobeveryclevertoplaybaseball.Baseballticketsaren’tveryexpensiveandmanyAmericansliketowatchbaseballgames.2、根据短文内容，从下列各题所给的四个选项中选出正确的一项。AAnEnglishmanwasshowingaforeignvisitorroundLondon.“What’sthatstrangebuilding?”askedthevisitor.“That’stheTowerofLondon.”“Isee.Howlongdidittaketobuildit?”“About500years.”“Inmycountrywecouldhavebuiltitin5months.”saidthevisitor.Shortlyafterthat,theycametoSt.Paul'sCathedral圣•保罗大教堂）.“Veryinteresting,”saidthevisitor.“Howlongdidittaketobuildit?”“Nearly40years.”saidtheEnglishman.“Inmycountrywecouldhavedoneitin40daysatmost.”saidthevisitor.Thiswentonallday.Theyvisitedmostofthebestknownbuildingsinthecapital.Everytimetheysawanewone,thevisitoraskedwhatitwasandhowlongit'dtakentobuildit.Thenhesaidthatitcouldhavebeendonemuchfasterinhiscountry.FinallytheEnglishmangotangrywiththetouristthoughhemanagednottoshowit.AtlasttheycametotheHouseofParliament（国会大厦）andthevisitoraskedhisusualquestion.“What'sthat?”ThistimetheEnglishmananswered,“I'venoidea.Itwasn'ttherelastnight.”TheEnglishmanwasshowingaforeignvisitor .A.theTowerofLondon B.St.Paul'sCathedralC.famousbuildingsinthecapitalD.thehouseofLondonThetouristsaidthatinhiscountryitwouldhavetakenthem___tobuildtheTowerofLondon.A.500yearsB.fivemonthsC.40years D.40daysIttookthemthewholedaytosee .A.someofthebestknownbuildings B.severalbestknownplacesC.manyfamousparksinthecapital D.mostofthefamousbuildingsinLondonTheEnglishmanwasveryangrybytheendoftheday, .A.buthetriedtohideitB.buthemanagedtoshowitA.buthetriedtohideitC.buthetriednottohideit D.buthemanagednottoshowitTheEnglishman’sanswer“I’venoidea.”meantthat .A.theHouseofParliamentB.Idon’tknowthenameC.Idon’tknowitsnameD.hedidn’tknowitsnameBThedoorbellrangandMrs.Carsonopenedthefrontdoor.Herheartsank（下沉）whenshesawMrs.Burbridge.WheneverMrs.Burbridgecalled,shewouldstayforhoursandhours.“Goodafternoon,Mrs.Carson,”Mrs.Burbridgesaid.“Docomein.”JustasMrs.Carsonhadfeared,Mrs.Burbridgestayedforseveralhours.Itwassixo’clockandMr.Carsonwouldbehomefromworksoon.Mrs.CarsonkeptwonderinghowshewouldaskMrs.Burbridgetoleavewithoutmakingherangry.“Hasyourhusbandgothomefromworkyet?”Mrs.Carsonasked.“Oh,yes,”Mrs.Burbridgeanswered.“Healwayscomeshomeataboutfiveo’clock.”“It’snearlysixo’clock.Won’thebegettingworriedaboutyou?”Mrs.Carsonasked.“Ithoughtofthat,”Mrs.Burbridgesaid,“Butit’ssopleasanthere.We’vehadsuchalovelyafternoon.YouknowwhatIwilldo?I’llringupmyhusbandandtellhimtocomeround,too.MayIuseyourphone,please?”“Herheartsank”inthefirstparagraphmeans .A.herheartwasbroken B.shefeltsadC.shewashappyatonce D.shewasverysurprisedMrs.BurbridgecametoMrs.Carson’shousebecause .shedidn’twanttodoanythingforherhusbandshewantedtosayhellotohershelikedtoenjoyherselfthereshewantedtopassthroughMrs.Carson’shouseWhydidMrs.CarsonwanttomakeMrs.Burbridgeleave?A.Becauseshedidn’tlikethewomanatall.Becauseherhusbandwouldhavenoroomtostand.BecauseMr.Burbridgewouldn’tlethiswifestaythere.BecauseMr.Carsondidnotlikethewomanatall.Mrs.BurbridgestayedatCarson’shouse .A.forthewholeafternoon B.fornearlysixhoursC.fromoneo’clocktosixo’clock D.forthewholedayMrs.BurbridgewantedtouseMrs.Carson’sphoneto .A.askherhusbandtocomemakeanapologytoherhusbandforgoinghomelatetellherhusbandnottobeworriedabouthertellherhusbandtopreparethedinnerforherCWhentheworldwasveryyoung,peoplelivedonlyinhotcountries.Theydidnotliveincoldcountriesbecausetheycouldnotkeepwarm.Thentheylearnthowtomakeclothes.Whenananimalwaskilled,itsskinwascutoff.Theywrappedtheskinaroundtheirbodies.Theskinskeptthemwarm.Skinswhichhadfuronthemwerethebest.Eventodaysomepeoplewearthefursofanimalstokeepthemwarm.Atfirstmendidnotknowhowtomakefire.Sometimesaforestwashitbylightning.Thenafirewasstarted.Thepeopletooksomeofthisfiretostartafireneartheirhomes.Afirewasveryimportantforthreereasons.Itkeptthemwarm.Wildanimalswerefrightenedbyit.Theydidnotattackwhentheysawafire.Thenanotherthingwasdiscovered.Whenfoodwascooked,ittastedmuchbetter!Butmenstilldidnotknowhowtomakefire.Whentheyhadafire,theydidnotletitstopburning.Ifitwentout,Theycouldnotstartitagain.Theyhadtowaitforlightningtostartanotherfire!Sometimestheyhadtowaitforyears!Later,theydiscoveredhowtomakefire.Ifyourubtwopiecesofwoodtogether,theybecomehotandburn.Youhavetorubveryfast!Onewayofdoingitistomakealittleholeinapieceofwood.Littlepiecesofwoodordryleavesareputintothehole.Thentheendofastickisputintothehole.Thestickisrubbedbetweenthehands.Thismakesitturnveryquickly.Theendofthestickbecomesveryhot.Thesmallpiecesofwoodanddryleavesbegintoburn.Anotherwayofmakingfireistoknocktwopiecesofstonetogether.Asparkismade.Thiscanbeusedtostartafire.Nowadayswehavematches.Wecancarrytheminourpocketsandmakeafirewhenwewantto.Manypeopleuseheaterstokeepwarm.Oilheatersburnoil.Gasheatersburngas.Electricheatersuseelectricity.Gas,oilandelectricitycanalsobeusedforcooking.Whentheworldwasveryyoung,peopleonlylivedin .A.coldcountriesB.theirhomes C.hotplacesD.theforestsIntheolddayspeoplewore tokeepthemselveswarm.A.animalskins B.heavyclothingC.lightclothingD.silkclothesFirewasveryimportantto .A.theanimals B.thepeopleC.thelivingthingsD.everythingintheworldIfyourub ,theybecomehotandthenstartafire.A.twopiecesofstone B.threepiecesofwoodC.twopiecesofironsticks D.twopiecesofwoodIntheolddayspeoplelearnt .A.tousefourwaysofmakingafireB.tousethreewaysofmakingafireC.tousetwowaysofmakingafireD.touseonewayofmakingafire第二卷（30分）按要求改写句子每空填一词。将答案写在答卷上。（共5小题，每小题2分，每空1分）Hehadaclassmeetingyesterdayafternoon.（否定句）He aclassmeetingyesterdayafternoon.TheywenttoShanghaibyairlastwe