浙江省丽水市2023年初中学业水平模拟考试英语试卷（一）（考试A4版）

丽水市2023年初中学业水平模拟考试（一）英语试题注意事项：1．本试卷共四部分，共七大题，满分120分，考试时间100分钟。2．请务必在答题卡上答题，在试卷上答题无效。3．考试结束后，请将试卷和答题卡一并交回。卷I说明：本卷共有三大题，45小题，满分70分。第一部分听力部分一、听力（共15小题；满分25分）第一节：听小对话，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．Whoiswantedonthephone? A．Astudent. B．Theheadteacher. C．MrGreen.()2．HowoftendoesJohnseeamovie? A．Onceaweek. B．Twiceaweek. C．Everyday.()3．WhathappenedtoLinda? A．Herfriendwasupset. B．Herpetdied. C．Shelostherway.()4．HowwillthegirlgettoJi’antomorrow? A．Bytrain. B．Bycar. C．Byair.()5．HowlonghasMr.Greenworkedinthisschool? A．In1959. B．Since1995. C．Before1959.第二节：听长对话，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）听下面一段较长对话，回答6、7两个问题。()6．Whatdoestheboyusuallydointheevening? A．WatchesTV. B．Doeshishomework. C．Drawpictures.()7．Whattimedoestheboyusuallygotobed? A．Atabout10：30. B．Atabout9：45. C．Atabout9：30.听下面一段较长对话，回答8~10三个问题。()8．WhatareAliceandJackdoing? A．Talkingonthephone. B．Workingintheoffice. C．Eatingdinner.()9．Howlongistherestaurantopenintheevening? A．Fortwohours. B．Forthreehours. C．Forfourhours.()10．WheredidAlicestayduringtheholiday? A．Inatown. B．Inahotel. C．Inthemountains.第三节：听下面一段独白，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）()11．HowmanypairsofsocksdoesNancyhave? A．Two. B．Three. C．Four.()12．WhydoesNancylikehersocksverymuch? A．Becausetheyaredifferent. B．Becausetheyarebeautiful. C．Becausetheyareclean.()13．WhatcolourofsocksdoesshewearonThursdays? A．Orange. B．Blue. C．Yellow.()14．WhathappenedtoNancyonthisFriday? A．Nancywokeupat8o’clock. B．Nancythoughtshewouldbelateforschool. C．Nancyworeapairofcleansockstoschool.()15．Whydidherclassmateslaughather A．Becausesheworeadifferentpairofsocks. B．Becausesheworedirtysocks. C．Becauseshewaslateforschool.第二部分笔试部分二、完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项.Bandpracticehadjustended.JimmyandBenstartedpackinguptheirinstruments.BeforeIcouldputmytrumpetintothecase,amusicstandfellandhitrighton___16___.“Ohno!”Iyelled.Jimmypickedupthetrumpetand___17___it.“Well,italreadyhasmanydents.Onemorewon’t___18___.”“Butit’smygrandpa’s.”Isaid.“He’scomingoverthisweekend.He___19___askedmetoplayforhim.I’msurehe’lldoitthistime.”“Maybehewon’tnoticethedent,”Bensaid.ButwhatifGrandpadidseeit?___20___wasIgoingtotellhimaboutit?Alotof“maybes”wereallIcould____21____onthebushome.MaybeIcouldpretendIdidn’tknowaboutit.Nah,Ididn’tlike___22___.MaybeIcouldgetmybabybrotherJacetotakeallofGrandpa’sattention.WhenSaturdayfinallyarrived,Istillhadn’tfoundoutwhattodo.Afterdinner,Grandpasaid,“Kevin,howaboutsome___23___?”“Um...”IlookedaroundforJace,butMomwasgivinghimabath,___24___Ihadtotakeoutthetrumpet.Iplayed“OdetoJoy,”“YankeeDoodle”...“Ithinkyou’re___25___thanIwasatyourage.”“Grandpasaid.”Anyothertime,Grandpa’spraisewouldhavemademefeelgreat.Butnotthistime.“I’msorryaboutthedent,”Iblurted.Itoldhimwhathadhappened___26___?Tomysurprise,hesmiledandsaid,“Instrumentsbecomepartofyouwhenyouplaythemalot.___27___canalwaysprotectthem.Theimportantthineisthatyoutoldme”“You’renot___28___?”Iasked.Grandpapointedtotheolddentsonthetrumpet.“Thisis___29___anaccidentalbump.Andgotthiswhenitfellontotheground.”“SoI’mnottheonlyclumsyoneinthefamily?”Isaid.Grandpalaughed.“Everydentcantella___30___.Ifyoustickwithit,somedayyou’llhaveatrumpetfullofyourownstories.”“Thankyou,Grandpa.”Iliftedthetrumpetandfilledtheroomwithhappysound.()16．A．it B．me C．him D．them()17．A．played B．repaired C．borrowed D．checked()18．A．help B．finish C．follow D．matter()19．A．never B．seldom C．always D．sometimes()20．A．How B．Why C．Who D．Where()21．A．dependon B．writedown C．dealwith D．thinkabout()22．A．lying B．learning C．talking D．questioning()23．A．news B．music C．movies D．speeches()24．A．so B．or C．if D．for()25．A．braver B．better C．crazier D．luckier()26．A．tiredly B．carelessly C．nervously D．disappointedly()27．A．Nobody B．Anybody C．Somebody D．Everybody()28．A．mad B．bored C．scared D．curious()29．A．as B．from C．besides D．against()30．A．joke B．tale C．difference D．problem三、阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列材料，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。A()31．Ifaschoolsubscribes10copiesamonthofStorytimeforayear,itwillpay________. A．£38 B．£38.99 C．£340 D．£2400()32．Whichwordcanbeputin________inthepassage? A．Ways. B．Times. C．Places. D．Reasons.()33．AfterachildsubscribesStorytime,hecan________. A．receiveeachmagazineinabox B．getteachingresourcespackages C．enjoyclassicstorieseverymonth D．haveabigdiscountwhilepayingBFeelingsweatyfromasummerheatwave?Don’tworry—notallyoursweat*hastogotowaste.ResearchersfromUniversityofCalifornia,SanDiegohavedevelopedanewdevice*thatproducesenergyfromthesweatonyourfingertips.Thedeviceiscalledabiofuelcell(BFC).Fromtheoutside,itlookslikeasimplepieceoffilmconnectedtoelectrodes.Sohowdoesthedevicework?Whenyoustickthebiofuelcelltoyourfinger,ittakesinsweat.Theenzymes*ontheelectrodesthenhelptoproduceelectricity.Besidesusingthesweat,thedevicealsoproducessmallamountsofenergywhenitispressed,sodailyactivitiesliketyping,texting,orplayingthepianoareallgoodwaystogenerateelectricity.Somepeoplemaythinkitqueertochoosefingertipsasthesourceofsweat,butinfact,theyarethesweatiestpartofthebody.Eachfingerproducesbetween100and1,000timesmoresweatthanmostotherareas.Todate,thedeviceisthemosteffectiveon—bodyenergyproducer.Beforeitisinvented,mostpowerproducingwearabledevicesrequirewearerstoperformexerciseordependonothersources,suchassunlightorlargechangesintemperature.Butthenewdeviceusesapassivesystemtoproduceelectricityfromsweatinyourfingertips.evenifyouaresleepingorsittingcompletelystill.OneoftheresearchersLuYinsaid,“Uniikeothersweat—poweredwearablesthisonerequiresnoexercise,nophysicalinputfromthewearerinordertobeuseful.Thisworkisastepforwardtomakingwearablesmorepractical,convenientandaccessible.”It’salsoquitecomfortabletowearthedevice.Thesizeofthedeviceisabout1cm².Itsmaterialisflexibleaswell.“Soyoudon’tneedtoworryaboutitbeingtoorigidorfeelingstrange.Youcancomfortablywearitforalongperiodoftime,”saidYin.However,atthemoment,thedevicecanonlystoreupalittlebitpower,andwouldtakeaboutthreeweeksofconstantweartopowerasmartphone,buttheresearchershopetoincreaseitspowerinthefuture.()34．Abiofuelcellcan________. A．protectfingertips B．causeaheatwave C．makeuseofsweat D．developnewdevices()35．Theunderlinedword“queer”probablymeans________. A．strange B．unsafe C．dirty D．traditional()36．Whilewearingthebiofuelcell,whocanmakethebiofuelcellwork?①Edwardhasagoodsleepinhisbed.②Bettysendsatextmessagetohermom.③Nickplaysbasketballwithhisclassmates④Lilydriesthesweatonherhandswithafan. A．②③④ B．①③④ C．①②④ D．①②③()37．Whatistheadvantageofthebiofuelcell? A．Itcaninfluencethetemperaturegreatly. B．Itcanpowerasmartphoneinaday. C．Itmakesyoucomfortablewhenyou’reinpain. D．Itworksfornearly24hoursadaywhenyouwearit.CInmostcitiesyougoto,youwillseewallsoutsidecoveredwithpaintingsofnamesandpictures.Thisiscalledgraffiti.Somepeoplelikethesepaintings,butothersdonot.Peoplewholikethemseethisgraffitiasart,butothersbelieveitmakescitieslookterribleandthatthepeoplewhodoitshouldbearrested.ThesedaysintheUKtherearestilllotsofplaceswhereyoucanpaintgraffitibecausemostpeoplelikegraffitithathasalotofbeautifulcolors.▲?ThereareexamplesofveryoldgraffitifromGreekandRomancultures.However,moderngraffitistartedinNewYorkintheearly1970s.Itcamefrompartsofthecityandthepeoplewhowroteitwereoftenteenagers.Graffitiisstillpartofthecitycultureinmanyplacesintheworldtoday.BanksyisanEngland-basedgraffitiartist.Hisartisadmiredaroundtheworld.Hispaintingsusuallyhaveapoliticalmessage.AlthoughBanksyhasbecomeveryfamous,nobodyknowswhohereallyis.Banksy’sartissopopularthatpeoplesometimestrytostealitsothattheycansellitatahighprice.ThismakesBanksyangrybecausethemessagesinhisartareagainsttheideaofmoney.Insomecities,touristscantakegraffititours.OneofthesecitiesisBogotainColombia.ThereisalotofbeautifulgraffitiinBogotaandmuchofitshowsthehistoryofthecountryorhasapoliticalmessage.Youcanalsoseepartsofthecitytouristsdonotusuallygoto.Thetourisverypopularandisalsofree.However,theyaskyoutodonatesomemoneyifyoulikethetour.TheyusethismoneytohelppoorColombianartists.()38．Graffitiisakindof________. A．citywalls B．wallpaintings C．publicservices D．beautifulcolors()39．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttopicsentenceofparagraph3? A．Whocreatedgraffiti B．Wherecanyouenjoygraffiti C．Whendidgraffitibegin D．Whyisgraffitipopulararoundtheworld()40．WhatmakesthegraffitiartistBanksyangry? A．Nobodyknowswhohereallyis. B．Somepeoplemakemoneywithhisart. C．Peoplemisunderstandhispoliticalmessages. D．Otherpeopledisagreewithhisideaofmoney.()41．IftouriststakegraffititoursinBogota,theycan________. A．buyworksofpoorColombianartists B．talkaboutColombia’shistoryinashow C．meetthemostfamousgraffitiartistBanksy D．visitsomespecialbutnotwell-knownplacesDOnemidsummerday,biologistAndrewParkerkneltinthebakingsandofanAustraliandesertandgentlyplacedtherightbacklegofasmalllizardintoadishofwater.Thesmalllizardthathaslearnedtosurviveintheextremeheat—hasasecretthatattractedParker.“Look!”heshouted.“Itsbackiscompletelydrenched!”Inlessthanaminute,waterfromthedishhadtraveledupthelizard’sleg,acrossitsskin,andintoitsmouth.Itwasdrinkingthroughitsfoot.Thelizardcanalsodothiswhenstandingonwetsand.Parkerhadcomeheretosolvetheriddleofhowitdoesthis,withaspecificpurposeinmind：tomakeanobjecttohelppeoplecollectwaterinthedesert.Parkerisaleadingscientistinthefieldofbiomimetics*—applyingdesignsfromnaturetosolveproblemsinengineering,materialsscience,medicine,andotherfields.Hisstudiesofthebodycoveringsofbutterfliesandbeetleshaveledtobrighterscreensforcellphones.TheworkofParkerisonlyonepartofagrowingglobalbiomimeticsmovement.Scientistsaroundtheworldaretrvingtocopyawidevarietyofnature’sdesignsecrets.IntheUnitedStates,researchersarelookingattheshapeofhumpbackwhalefinstohelpwindturbines*producemoreelectricenergy.Theshapeofthebodyofacertainfishhasinspired*designersatMercedes—Benztodevelopamoreefficientcardesign.Byanalyzinghowtermites—akindofinsectkeeptheirlargemounds’attherighttemperatureandhumidity,architectsinZimbabwehavebuiltmorecomfortablebuildings.AndinJapan,medicalresearchershavedevelopedapainlessneedlethatissimilarinshapetotheproboscis*ofamosquito.Perhaps,oneofthemostusefulapplicationsofbiomimeticsistherobot.ProfessorRonaldFearingiscreatingatinyrobotflythatcanbeusedinsurveillanceorrescueoperations.Althoughitwillbeyearsbeforehisrobotflycanperformanythinglikeanactualfly.Fearingisconfidentthatovertimehewillclosethegapbetweennatureandhumanengineering.Nowadays,thegapwithnatureisgraduallyclosing.Researchersareusingmorepowerfulmicroscopes,high-speedcomputersandothernewtechnologiestolearnmorefromnature.Agrowingnumberofbiomimeticmaterialsarebeingproduced.Andalthoughthefieldofbiomimeticshasvettobecomeasuccessfulcommercialindustry,ithasalreadydevelopedintoapowerfultoolforunderstandingnature’ssecret.()42．AndrewParkerwenttotheAustraliandesertto________. A．studythedietoflizards B．learnhowlizardscollectwater C．catchandbringbackalizard D．provethatlizardsdon’tneedwater()43．Theunderlinedword“drenched”probablymeans________. A．wet B．dry C．hot D．cold()44．Thestudyoftermitemoundshasinspiredpeopleto________. A．improvewindturbines B．inventapainlessneedle C．buildmorecomfortablebuildings D．developamoreefficientcardesign()45．What’sthepurposeofwritingthispassage? A．Togiveusexamplesofsomebiomimeticsdesigns. B．Toshowustherapiddevelopmentofbiomimetics. C．Totellusscientistsareworkingonbiomimetics. D．Tointroducesomegreatscientistsworkingonbiomimetics.卷II说明：本卷共有四大题，31小题，满分50分。四、词汇运用（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）A．用方框中所给词语的适当形式填空。每词限用一次。during

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togetusedtoEarth’sgravity（重力）.六、任务型阅读（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）阅读下面材料，然后从所给的A—E五个选项中选择正确的选项（其中一项是多余选项），并回答最后小题。Ihavebeenateacherallmylife,andIwanttobeanEnglishteacheragaininmynexttime.——ChenLinAmasterofEnglisheducationinChina,ChenLinjustcelebratedhis100thbirthdayinApril.71In1950,ChenstartedteachingatBeijingForeignStudiesUniversity(BFSU).72Healwaysputimportanceon“standingup”and“speakingup”inhisclasses.Healwaysstoodtoteachandtalkedloudly.Whenclasswasover,hewould“shutup”atonce.73LiJinzhao,oneofChen’sstudentsandateacheratBF