安徽专版2020中考英语复习方案速测06完形填空+阅读理解C+D+回答问题试题人教新目标版

PAGEPAGE1速测(六)完形填空+阅读理解C+D+回答问题(限时:30分钟)Ⅰ.完形填空EverytimeIamaskedwhyIwanttostudyabroad,IthinkofthefundaysthatmyfriendsandIspentintheUKlast1.Theywerespecialandunforgettable.Thatexperiencereally2mylifeandmademeadifferentperson.

Iwasalittle3whenwefirstarrivedtherelastsummer.Iknewnothingaboutthisplace.However,thingsstartedtoimprovewhenIbegantoexplore(探索)thecountry'snaturalbeauty.Therearemanynational4intheUK.Ienjoyedspendingtimeinoneoftheparks.Itwasexcitingtodiscoverthatmanycute5livedthere.Therabbitswerehappytoseeme,asIoftentreatedthemwithgrass.

Afewdayslater,ourteacheraskedustochoosesome6tostudy.Ipickedmath,scienceandart.Ialsochose7,whichI'mreallygoodat.IcansingmanyEnglishsongswell.

Whenweweren'tstudying,wewouldgosight-seeingindifferentcitiesonWednesdaysoronweekends.Ivisitedsomewell-knownhistorical8suchasCambridgeandOxford.InCambridge,wewentboatingforalmostthree9.ThisisthebestwaytoexploreCambridgeUniversity.

Mywishtocontinuemystudiesinaforeigncountryhasnotcomeovernight.10,ithasbeenwellthoughtout.WithmymemoriesofthosehappydaysintheUK,I'mlookingforwardtogoingbackinthefuture.

()1.A.spring B.summer C.autumn D.winter()2.A.changed B.broke C.hurt D.managed()3.A.excited B.pleased C.nervous D.satisfied()4.A.flags B.museums C.theatres D.parks()5.A.rabbits B.cats C.birds D.dogs()6.A.programs B.courses C.animals D.videos()7.A.music B.sport C.history D.Chinese()8.A.villages B.towns C.cities D.countries()9.A.days B.hours C.minutes D.seconds()10.A.Besides B.Finally C.Anyway D.InsteadⅡ.阅读理解Passage1Theexpression“mayday”isoftenheardinEnglishmovies.Whatdoestheexpressionmeanandwhenshouldpeopleuseit?“Mayday”isanemergencycode(紧急代码)word.Itisusedaroundtheworldinvoicecommunication.Youmightseeawarmovieinwhichanairplaneishit.Thepilotturnsonhisradioandcalls“mayday,mayday,mayday”totellthathisplaneisindangerofcrashingtotheground.“Mayday”hasnothingtodowiththemonthofMay.ItcomesfromaFrenchexpression,whichmeans“helpme”.Mockfordcreatedthe“mayday”callsignalinthe1920s.MockfordwasaradioofficeratCroydonAirportinLondon.Hewasaskedtothinkupawordthatcouldbeusedinanemergency.Thewordhadtobeeasilyunderstoodbyallpilotsandairportworkers.MuchoftheairtrafficatthattimewasbetweenCroydonAirportandLeBourgetAirportnearParis.Andtheexpression“mayday”hecreatedsoundedlikeaFrenchwordwhichmeant“helpme”.Sotheword“mayday”finallycameintouse.Today,manygroupsusethewordtomeanalife—threatening(生命危险的)emergency.Thecallisalwaysgiventhreetimestostopmistakingit,forsomesimilarsoundingwords.ManyotherFrenchwordsarecommonlyusedinEnglish.Doyouknowanyotherwordanditsstory?11.Theword“mayday”inthepassagemeans.()

A.thefirstdayofMay B.nothingisindangerC.helpme D.followme12.Theword“mayday”wascreatedinthe. ()

A.1910s B.1920sC.1930s D.1940s13.Whohadtounderstandtheword“mayday”accordingtothepassage? ()A.Allthepeopleintheworld. B.Allthepeopleintheplane.C.Allthesoldiersinthewar. D.Allpilotsandairportworkers.14.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage? ()A.“Mayday”andItsStoryB.WhentoUsetheExpression“Mayday”C.HowtoUsetheExpression“Mayday”D.ManyFrenchWordsAreUsedinEnglishPassage2Autumnandwinterarecoldandfluseasons.Willtheoldadviceaboutdressingwarmlyhelppreventacold,orifyougetsick,shouldyoufollowtheoldsaying“Feedacoldandstarve(挨饿)afever”?Andwhataboutthatfever?Shouldyoutakemedicinetoreduceyourtemperature,orisitbettertoletthebodytreatthefeveritself?Everyoneseemstohaveananswer.Butispopularwisdomvaluable?DoctorNelsonknowsalotaboutcoldandfluseasons.Nelsonsaysresearchmaybejuststartingtoprovideproofsforlong-heldbeliefs.Forexample,scientistsforyearswereagainsttheideathatgettingcoldandwetmightcausecoldsorflu.Butrecentstudieshaveshownthatcoldtemperaturescausestressonthebody,andthatstresscancreatesomethingmorelikelytoleadtoviruses.Somaybeitisreallyimportanttowearwarmlybeforegoingoutside.Andwhataboutfeedingacoldandstarvingafever?Nelsonsaysifyouhaveacoldandarehungry,youshouldeat.Butafever,especiallyahighone,suggestsamoreseriousproblem.Hesayspeopleareusuallynothungrywhentheyhaveahighfever.Eatingmightevenmakeapersonsick.Butdrinkingenoughwaterisimportant.Afevereasilymakesthebodylosewater.Finally,whenshouldyoutreatafever?Nelsonsaysafevershouldbetreatedifitstaysat40℃oraboveforadayormore.Ahightemperaturecandamagebraincells(细胞).Thedoctoralsobelievesintreatingafeverifitpreventsapersonfromsleeping.Medicinelikeaspirin,forexample,canbeusedtoreducepainandfever.Butaspirinshouldnotbegiventochildrenbecauseitcancauseseriousproblems.15.Accordingtothepassage,whicharecoldandfluseasons? ()A.Springandsummer. B.Autumnandsummer.C.Autumnandwinter. D.Summerandwinter.16.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatDoctorNelson. ()

A.doesn'tbelieveintheoldadviceaboutpreventingcoldsB.isnowtryinghisbesttoprovideproofsforlong-heldbeliefsC.thinksafeverneedn'tbetreatedevenifitpreventssomeonefromsleepingD.thinksyouneedn'tgotoadoctoratonceifyouhaveatemperatureof40℃17.AccordingtoDoctorNelson,ifsomeonecatchesafever,heshould. ()

A.takeabathincoldwater B.drinkenoughwaterC.trytoeatsomething D.takesomeexerciseoutside18.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage? ()A.Whypeopleshouldeatwhenhavingacold.B.Whenpeopleshouldtreatafever.C.Whatthemedicineaspirinisusedfor.D.Whethertheoldadviceaboutpreventingacoldisvaluable.19.Thepassagesuggeststhat. ()

A.aspirincandamagebraincellsifanadulttakestoomuchofitB.itiseasierforpeopletocatchcoldswhentheirbodiesarestressedC.someoldadviceaboutpreventingcoldsdoesn'tmakeanysenseD.theideathatgettingcoldcancausefluwasprovedtrueyearsagoⅢ.回答问题Readingisfun.Whenyouread,wouldyoulikeapaperbookorane-book?Somepeoplechoosee-books,somelovepaperbooks,andotherspreferreadingboth.LiMing,auniversityprofessor,isbusydoingsomeresearch.Soheisoftenonbusiness.Whenheisattheairportoronthetrain,heespeciallylovesreadinge-books.Healsolikesreadingpaperbooksinthelibraryforhisresearchwork.Besides,heenjoysthesmellofthepaperbooks.What'smore,LiMingwouldliketoreadwithhisfamily.Thereisareadingtimefrom8:00to9:00eachFridayeveningathome.Everyonereadsandshareswhattheylearnfromthebooks.OneFridayevening,Grandmatookoutanoldpaperbookandsaidtohergrandson,“LiLei,thisisthefirstbookyourgrandpagaveme.Thereishisnameonthefrontpage.WheneverIreadit,Icangetsomethingnewfromhisnotes.AndIcanstillrememberthehappylifewelivedtogether.”LiLeisaid,“ButIenjoyreadinge-books.E-booksneednopaper.Manyforestswillbesaved.”Grandmaadvised,“Don'treadforalongtime,oryoureyeswillgetsore.”Differentpeoplehavedifferentideasaboute-booksandpaperbooks.Nooneknowswhethere-bookscanreplace(代替)paperbooks