山东省济宁市2022年中考英语模拟试题

2022年山东省济宁市中考英语模拟试题

一、根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成句中单词。

1.TownCinemahasthelargestscreen.Wecanseethemoviesc

2.Shecan'tfallabecauseofthebigrain.

3.Theysatincchairschattinghappily.

4.Wemustdoourhomeworkcandtrynottomakemoremistakes.

5.1raletterfrommypenfriendyesterday.

6.Tom*selderbrotherisabadboy,whileTomisevenw

7.Wearestronglyagainstdroppinglitter(至U处).

8.Arethereany(警察)intheroom?

9.LiuQianisafamous(魔术师).

10.Hedidn'tknowwhichoneto(选择).

二.根据上下文或括号内单词的适当形式填空。

1.Pollyhasbeenillforthreedays.Butsheisalot(well)today.

2.Thebossgotlateforthemeetingbecausehisalarmclockdidn*tgothismorning.

3.一Bill,didyouseeTom?

—Yes,hejustparkedhiscarhereandthenhurriedthestreet.

4.Harry,youshouldmindyourmanners.Itis(polite)topushinbeforeothers.

5.—Thanksforlookingafterme(对抗)myillness,Millie.

—Don'tmentionit.That'swhatfriendsarefor.

6.Brazilwasonlytheworld'sfourth(good)teaminthelastWorldCup.

7.Scaredbytheloudnoise,therabbitsranoffalldirections.

8.—Fmgoingtomissyou,dear.

一Ifeel(exact)thesame.

9.Hewasadvisedtoeatfewerhamburgersanddrink(little)colatokeepfit.

10.一Ican'taffordthewhitedress.

一Whatabouttheorangeone?Thepriceisalittle(low).

三.阅读理解。

Itisreportedthatthecostoflivinghasbeenrisingaroundtheworldinrecentyears.Inthe

study,214citiesworldwideweresurveyed.So,whichcitiesarethemostexpensivetolivein?

Tokyo,Japan

Tokyoisoneofthemostexpensiveplacestolivein.TherearealsotwootherJapanesecities

thathavemadethetop10listthisyear:OsakaandNagoya.Now,Tokyoisaboutonethirdmore

expensivethanKarachi,whichistheleastexpensivecityamongthe214cities.

Monthlyrent,luxury2-bedroomapaitment:US$4,848

Cupofcoffee:US$8,29

Fastfoodmeal:US$8.29

Singapore

Singapore,likeothercitiesinAsia,hasseenabiginflowofforeigners,whichhasmainly

pushedupthepriceofhousingandotherlivingcosts.Singapore'saveragemonthlyrentfora

2-bedroomapartmentismuchlowerthanthatintheabovethreeJapanesecities.

Monthlyrent,luxury2-bedroomapartment:US$3,588

Cupofcoffee:US$5.18

Fastfoodmeal:US$5.66

HongKong,China

HongKong,nexttoSingapore,istheonlyChinesecitytomakethetop10list.Theaverage

monthlyrentfora2-bedroomapartmentjumpedbyaroundUS$1,300.Withalimitedhousing

supply,theaveragehousepriceshaverisensharplybyover93percentbetween2010and2014.

Monthlyrent,luxury2-bedroomapartment:US$7,092

Cupofcoffee:US$6.83

Fastfoodmeal:US$3.54

1.Wherecanweeasilyfindthepassage?()

A.Ageographybook.

B.Asciencefiction

C.Asurveyreport.

D.Anaturemagazine.

2.HowmanyJapanesecitiesareamongthetop10list?()

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.

3.HowmuchwillyoupayfortwocupsofcoffeeinSingapore?()

A.US$16.58.B.US$13.66.

C.USS11.32D.US$10.36.

4.Whichcity'shousepriceshaveincreasedtoofast?()

A.Singapore.B.HongKong.

C.Nagoya.D.Tokyo.

5.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?()

A.AnintroductionofAsiancities.

B.Themostsuitablecitiestolivein.

C.Asurveyresultof214citiesworldwide.

D.The3mostexpensiveAsiancitiestolivein.

四、语法填空

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

AbookstoreinKaohsiunggotinternationalattentionafterCNNreportedontheunusual

decoration(装饰)init.Thestore,WuguanBooks,isknownas1experimentalbookstore"

becauseofthedarklightingusedtoshowthebooksonsale,WuguanBooksliesatPier-2Culture

Center,whichisfull2specialcafesandexhibits.Thebookstoreisalmost3(complete)

dark,exceptfortheshelves(书架)ofbooks.Thereareover400shelvesofbooksinthestore,

withmanylightsplacedaroundbooks.ltappearsasifbooksthemselvesarelightingupthe

darkness.

Thebookstore4(create)byChuChih-kungnotlongago,withthepuiposeofincreasing

people'ssenseswhentheyreadbooks.SuYu-shan,themanagerofthestore,saystheenvironment

canhelppeoplelearntodo"soul(灵魂)reading"by5(provide)aprivateexperiencewith

eachbookthatdrawsone'sattention.Althoughitmightnotbeforeveryone,WuguanBooks

createsaverydifferentkindofenvironmentfrommostbookstores.

B

Themoreyouread,themorethingsyouknow.Themoreyoulearn,themoreplacesyou'llgo.

Readingisimportant6everyone.

Chinahasthousandsofpubliclibrariesincities,townsandeveninsmallvillages.Anyone

mayborrowbooks,anditcostsnothingtoborrowthem.Insomeplacesyoumayborrowasmany

booksasyouwant,butinothersyouarelimitedtoacertainnumberofbooksforseveralweeksso

thatyou7(have)enoughtimetofinishallthebooksyou*veborrowed.

The8(late)novelsarealwaysingreatneed,andnon-fictionbooks,suchasbookson

history,scienceandgardening,arewell-loved,too.

Ifthebooksyouneedareout,youmayaskforthemtobekeptforyouwhentheyare

returned.Andwhenthebooksarebackandarereadyforyou,thelibrarian9(let)youknow.

Mostpubliclibrariesalsohaveareading-room.Therearetablesanddesksatwhichyoucan

sitandreadthe10(day)newspapersandalltheotherimportantperiodicals(theweeklies,the

monthliesandthequarterlies).Inthereferencelibrarytherearedictionaries,encyclopedias,books

ofmapsandotherusefulbooks.Butyoucanonlyusethesebooksthere.Youcannottakethem

out.

五、完形填空(选择框内适当的单词进行填空，其中两个为多余选项)。

deep,reason,with,kind,deeply,threw,wasted,than,without

OnceuponatimetherewasamancalledYueYangziinHenanProvincewhohada1

wife.

Oneday,Yuepickedupapieceofgold.Gladly,herushedhackhometoshowittohiswife.

However,hiswifesaid,"Ihearthatagoodmandoesn'tdrinkthewaterofDaoSpring(盗泉)and

wouldn'tpickupthethingsotherslost.Hewouldratherdie2getthefoodgivenbythe

peoplewhodisrespecthim/'Yuewasveryashamedafterheheardhiswife'swordsandthenhe

3___thegoldoffintothefieldsandwenttostudyinafarplace.

Oneyearlater,Yuecamebackhome.Hiswifeaskedhimthe4forhisreturn.

Yuesaid,HIwashomesickandmissedyouverymuch.”

Hearingthis,hiswifetookupapairofscissorsandwalkedtotheloom(织布机)，saying,4tTo

makecloth,Iweave(织)theclothwithoneafteranothersilkthreadinchbyinch.IfIcutthecloth

withthescissors,allmyeffortsare5Studyingisalsolikethis.Youshouldgetknowledge

everyday6stopping.^

YueYangziwas7movedbyhiswife'swords.Thenhewentbacktohisstudies.This

storyremindsusnevertogiveuphalfway.

六、阅读表达。

阅读短文，回答文后的问题。

Whilemanyteenagersarestruggling(奋斗)towritearticlesfortheirexams,JinMinzhehas

alreadywrittenawholebook.

The15-year-oldboyfromSuzhou,Jiangsu,recentlypublished（出版）hiswuxianovelJiChi

JingHongHeShanYi（《几尺惊鸿河山意》）.ThestoryissetduringtheSouthernandNorthern

Dynasties（420-581）.Ayoungmanlaysdownhispenandtakesupaswordtofightforhis

homeland.

“IloveJinYong'swuxiastories,JintoldGusuEveningNeus."Ialsolovehistory.Inthe

seventhgrade,ItraveledtoWuzhen,wherePrinceXiaoTongfromtheLiangDynastyoncelived,

andIwasinspired（受启发）towriteawuxiastorybasedon（以•…为根据）him.”

InavideointerviewwithXinhua,Jinlooksalittlebitshy.Butwhenitcomestowriting,he

becomessomeonebold.Hesharedalotofhiswritingexperiencesactively.4tIwrotearoundthe

clockasmyideaskeptcoming.Afterabout20days,Ifinishedmorethan300pages,“Jinsaid.

Jin'swritingskillsmightcomefromhisloveofreading.Inprimaryschool,hereadfour

bookseveryweek.Injuniorhighschool,whereschoolworkisheavy,hestillreadsthreetofour

booksamonth.

HowdidJinfallinlovewithbooksandreadsomanybooks?"Myfatherloveshistory,sowe

oftentalkaboutourreadingexperiencesandshareourdifferentopinions,“Jinsaid."Mymom