2024年四川高校对口招生考试中职英语试卷真题（含答案）

四川省2024年普通高校对口招生统一考试英语本试题卷分第Ⅰ卷和第Ⅱ卷。考生作答时，须将答案答在答题卡上，在本试题卷、草稿纸上答题无效。满分100分。考试时间120分钟。考试结束后，将本试题卷、答题卡和草稿纸一并交回。第Ⅰ卷(共70分)注意事项：1.必须使用2B铅笔在答题卡上将所选答案对应的标号涂黑。2.第Ⅰ卷共两部分，满分70分。第一部分英语知识运用(共两节；满分30分)第一节单项选择(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。1.HenryandhiswifehadunforgettablejourneyinChina.A.aB.anC.theD./2.Weareproudourgreatsuccessinspacescienceandtechnology.A.atB.ofC.onD.in3.It'sagoodtodrinkalotofwateronhotdays.A.ideaB.chanceC.hobbyD.job4.Ifyoucan'tdecidewhichofthetwobookstoborrow,whynottake?A.eachB.anyC.allD.both5.—Areyougoingtobuythiscomputer?——No.Iwillbuythatone.Itisthanthisone.A.cheapB.cheaperC.thecheaperD.thecheapest6.You'dbetterhimwithsuchthings.Heisverybusy.A.nottroubleB.nottotroubleC.don'ttroubleD.nottroubling7.You'vetalkedtoomuch,youhaven'tcometothepoint.A.orB.butC.forD.so8.Ourcommunicationnetworksalotsincetheendofthetwentiethcentury.A.haveimprovedB.improvedC.improveD.hadimproved第1页/共16页

9.It'snogood.Weshouldfindwaystosolvetheproblem.A.regrettedB.regrettingC.toregretD.tohaveregretted10.CouldyoutheTV?It'stoonoisy.A.turnawayB.turnonC.turntoD.turndown11.—Jack,areyouattendingthemeetingtomorrow?—I'mnotsure.IbeonbusinessinBeijing.A.canB.needC.mustD.might12.Ireallydon'tunderstandtheyaretalkingabout.A.whyB.howC.whatD.that13.wewenttoBeijinglastsummer,wevisitedtheGreatWall.A.WhenB.UnlessC.ThoughD.Whether14.NotonlytheforeignstudentsbutalsotheirteacherinterestedinSichuanopera.A.wasB.wereC.areD.be15.Mygrandfatherdecidedtogiveupsmoking,wasgoodnewsformyfamily.A.whatB.whomC.whichD.that第二节语言应用(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)PartA根据下列图片所提供的信息，从每题所给的A、B和C三个选项中，选出最佳选项。16.Whatisthis?82045213677SaturdayEvening8:00PM82045213677SaturdayEvening8:00PM13Reg$244.00DoorTypePriceMEZZBOX23SectionSeatID#2458875Ord#8452623113MEZZBOX23Reg$244.00DoorSectionSeatTypePriceTheLondonPhilharmoniclaHttecnoCMahler'sThirdChicagoConcertHall69372RortinghamAve.Chicago,IL60615ogacihCSaturdayEvening8:00PMID#2458875Ord#8452623182045213677A.Aticket.B.Aninvitation.C.Aposter.17.HowmanydaysistheBUSINESSopenaweek?第2页/共16页

A.Twodays.B.Fivedays.C.Sevendays.18.Whatisthepurposeofthesign?BECAREFULSLIPPERYCONDITIONSEXISTONSTEPS,SIDEWALKS,STREETSANDPARKINGAREAS.A.Towarn.B.Tofrighten.C.Todirect.19.Whoprobablymadethenotice?DOGFOUNDMaleCockerSpanielfound11:30AMonFriday,March11cornerofWilsonandHighland.Approximatelysixmonthsofage.Mostlywhitewithbrownpatchesandslightlycrookedtail.Bluecollarbutnotags.Veryfriendly.A.Thepersonwholostthedog.B.Thepersonwhofoundthedog.第3页/共16页

C.Thepersonwholovedthedog.20.Onwhichdaywilltheelevatorsbeclosedat10PM?PortsmouthSquareGarageElevatorshoursofoperation:Sun-ThuClosesat10PMFri&SatClosesat11PMPleaseusestairstoaccessallotherlevelsThankYou.A.OnSunday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnFriday.21.Whatistheweatherliketonight?A.Sunny.B.Rainy.C.Cloudy.22.Whoisthenoticefor?NiltonWINDHOEKDearValuedGuestsRef:SKYBARCLOSUREPleasenotethattheSkyBar,Pool,Spa/GymareawillbetemporarilyclosedonThursday,第4页/共16页

14thofSeptemberfrom14:00pmforaprivatefunction.Wesincerelyapologizeforanyinconveniencecaused.YoursSincerely,HotelManagementA.Thehotelguests.B.Thehotelmanager.C.Thehotelstaff.PartB根据下图所提供的信息，从每题所给的A、B和C三个选项中，选出最佳选项。THEBOATRESTAURANTTomatoSoup£2.00SNACKSCheeseBurgerFrenchOnionSoup£2.50FrenchOnionSoup£2.50Lunchtimeonly£3.20TomatoSalad£2.90ChickenSalad£3.30VegetableomeletteChooolatecakeAllstatesareservedwithbreadandbutter£3.2562.25Cheese&tomatosandwichBurger63.25£2.90Cheese&tomatosandwichBurger63.25£2.90ChickensandwichCheeseomelette£3.50£3.50AllsnacksareservedwithsaladandchipsDESSERTSFruitsaladandcream£2.25Mineralwater£1.00Icecream62.00Freshorangejuice£1.25(choosefromchocolate,coffee,orlemon)Softdrinks£1.30Lemoncake62.25EnglishTea10.90Chocolatecake62.25IrishCreamCoffee±0.90Cheeseandbiscuits£2.25Lunchserved12:30-2:30pm/Dinnerserved6:00-9:00pm23.HowmuchisitifyouwantVegetablepasta,EnglishTeaandLemoncake?A.£5.75.B.£7.10.C.£8.00.24.HowlongisDinnerserved?A2hours.B.3hours.C.6hours.25.Whatcanyoulearnfromthemenu?A.Wecanorderstrawberryicecreams.B.Snacksarenotservedatdinnertime.C.PotatosaladisofferedinStarters.第二部分阅读理解(共20分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。第5页/共16页

ADearSally,Iamveryexcitedtowritetoyouaboutthelongtour.Iwillbegoingonalongwithmyparents.WewillbeleavingfromLondononthe25thofJune.Wewillbeawayforthreemonths.WearegoingtoSanFranciscoforanofficialmeetingmyfatherhastoattendonthe27th.WewillthenbetravellingtoNewYorktovisitourcousins.Wewillstaythereforamonth.Afterthat,wewillbegoingtoParis.IthasalwaysbeenmydreamtovisitParisatleastonceinmylifetime,andmyparentshavefinallyagreedtotakemethere.Iwilldefinitelywritetoyouaboutmytrip——allthedifferentplaceswevisit,thevarietyoffoodweeatandthepeoplewemeet.Itwouldbeevenmorespecialifyoucouldcomealongwithme.WewillmakesureweplanoutatriponceIambackhome.Withbestwishes,Jerry26.Whenisthefamilygoingtostarttheirtrip?A.Onthe25thofSeptember.B.Onthe27thofSeptember.C.Onthe25thofJune.D.Onthe27thofJune.27.WhatwillJerrydoonthetrip?A.Gotoasummercamp.B.MeetwithSally.C.Seehisfriends.D.Visithiscousins.28.WhichcitydoesJerrywanttovisitmost?A.NewYork.B.Paris.C.London.D.SanFrancisco.29.WhatwillJerrydowithSallyafterhisfamilytrip?A.Plantheirtrip.B.Repairtheirhouse.C.Attendameeting.D.Writeatravelbook.BManypeoplearoundtheworldcheckhowmanystepstheywalkeveryday.Thisisbecausestudiessuggestthat10,000stepsadayisenoughtohelpusstayhealthyandlivelonger.However,newstudysaysjust4,000stepsadaycouldbethemagicnumberforustolivewellintooldage.ResearchersfromtheJohnsHopkinsUniversityofMedicineanalyzed(分析)17studiesthatlookedathowfarpeoplewalkedduringtheweek.Thescientistsfoundthat4,000stepsadayreducedtheriskofdyingfromdiabetes,cardiovasculardiseasesandotherlife-threatening第6页/共16页

conditions.TheleadingresearcherDr.Martinsaid4,000stepswasabouta30-to45-minutewalk,oraboutthreetofourkilometers.ThestudyispublishedintheEuropeanJournalofPreventiveCardiology.Theresearchexaminedhealthandexercisedatafrommorethan225,000adultparticipants(参与者)worldwideoversevenyears.Theyhadanaverageageof64.Someofthemwereingoodhealth,whileotherssufferedfromheartproblems.Dr.Martinfoundthat4,000stepswashelpful,andthatitwasaminimumamount.Hesaid,“Iwouldn'twantpeopletolookatthatasamagicnumber.Moreisbetter,”Headdedthatwalkinganadditional1,000stepsadaywaslinkedwitha15percentlowerriskofearlierdeath.Hesaidpeopleshouldaddatleastonewalktotheirdailyroutine.30.Whydopeoplecareabouttheireverydaywalksteps?A.Theywanttowinsomeprizes.B.Stepnumbersarerelatedtohealth.C.Walkingmoremakesthemexcited.D.Dailywalkhelpsthemloseweight.31.Fromthenewstudy,whatisthemagicnumberofsteps?A.1,000.B.4,000.C.5,000.D.10,000.32.Howdidthescientistsdotheresearch?A.Bywatchinghowpeoplewalk.B.Bytestingpatientswithheartdiseases.C.Byinterviewingtheoldadultsingoodhealth.D.Byexaminingtheparticipants'healthandexercisedata.33.WhatdidDr.Martinsuggestpeopledobasedontheresearch?A.Counttheirexactdailysteps.B.Walkasfastaspossible.C.Listentomusicwhilewalking.D.Haveawalkeveryday.CAmywasadearlittlegirl,whojuststartedherprimaryschool.Sheoftenwastedalongtimeingettingreadytodohertasks,insteadofdoingthematonceassheoughtto.Inthevillagewhereshelived,Mr.Thorntonranastoreinwhichhesoldfruitofallkinds,includingstrawberriesintheirseason.OnedayhesaidtoAmy,“Wouldyouliketoearnsomemoney?”“Oh,yes,”repliedshe,“forIwanttobuysomenewshoes.”“Well,Amy,”saidMr.Thornton,“Inoticedsomefine,ripestrawberriesonMr.Green'sfarmtoday,andhesaidthatanybodywaswelcometothem.Iwillpayyouthirteencentsakilogramforallyouwillpickforme.”Amywasdelightedatthethoughtofearningsomemoney;sosheranhometogetabasket,intendingtogo第7页/共16页

immediatelytopickthestrawberries.Thenshethoughtshewouldliketoknowhowmuchmoneyshewouldgetifshepickedfivekilograms.Withthehelpofherpencil,shefoundoutthatshewouldgetsixty-fivecents.“ButifIshouldpickadozenkilograms,”thoughtshe,“howmuchshouldIearnthen?”“Dearme,”shesaid,afterfiguringawhile,“Ishouldearnadollarandfifty-sixcents.”AmythenfoundouthowmuchMr.Thorntonwouldpayherforfifty,ahundred,andtwohundredkilograms.Ittookhersometimetodothis,andthenitwassonearlunchtimethatshehadtostayathomeuntilafternoon.Assoonaslunchwasover,shetookherbasketandhurriedtothefarm.Someboyshadbeentherebeforelunch,andalltheripestrawberrieswerepicked.Shecouldfindonlyonekilogram.AsAmywenthome,shethoughtofwhatherteacherhadoftentoldher—“Doyourtaskatoncethenthinkaboutit,”for“onedoerisworthahundreddreamers.”34.WhatdidAmywanttobuy?A.Strawberries.B.Newshoes.C.Abasket.D.Apencil.35.WhatdoweknowaboutAmy?AShewasapupil.B.Shehelpedsellfruitsinastore.C.Shelikedstrawberries.D.Shewaslivingonthefarm.36.HowmuchdidAmyearnfinally?A.Twodollars.B.Adollarandfifty-sixcents.C.Sixty-fivecents.D.Thirteencents.37.Whatdoesthisstorytellus?A.Savemore,wasteless.B.Givemore,takeless.C.Domoredreamless.D.Earnmore,spendless.DInrecentyears,GiantPandashavereceivedgreatattentionintheworld.Theyareconsideredthemostuncommonmemberofthebearfamily,andtheyhavebeentakenoutoftheendangeredlist.Let'smeettheGiantPandaHuahua,thenewhonorarychiefofChengdu'sCultureandTourismBureau,inChina.ShelivesattheChengduResearchBaseofGiantPandaBreeding.Huahua'spopularityhasseenarisesinceherbirthin2020.ItissaidtohaveimprovedthetourismindustryinChengduduringtheMayDayholidaylastyear,makingthebasewhereshelivesthesecond-mostpopulartouristdestinationinallofChina.Huahuacapturedtheworld'simaginationwhenvideosofher,takenbyvisitors,tryingtogetazookeeperto第8页/共16页

carryher,spreadquicklyonline.TheGiantPanda'spopularityhaspeaked(达到顶峰)becauseofvideosofherinteractionswiththezookeeper“GrandpaTan”.HehelpsHuahuatrainherlegsbysecretlygivinghersnacks.AccordingtomanyChinesenewsreports,peoplequeueforuptothreehoursjusttocatchaquicklookathereveryday.Andmorethan1,000visitorslineup,evenbeforetheResearchBaseopensat7:30am.WhatmakesHuahuasopopular?“Hercuteappearanceandgentletemperament(性情),whichhasmadeHuahuaafavouriteofmillionsofpandalovers,”theSichuanTravelGuideexplains.38.WhichisTRUEofGiantPandas?A.TheymostlyliveinChengdu.B.Theyareoutoftheendangeredlist.C.TheyarethechiefoftheResearchBase.D.Theyarecommonlyfoundinthebearfamily.39.Whatcanbelearnedfromparagraph2?A.Chengduhasopenedmorepandaparksfortourists.B.Chengduhasbecomethetoponetouristdestination.C.ManytouristscametoseeHuahuaduringtheholiday.D.MorepandasweremovedtoChengdutoattracttourists.40.WhatattractsthefansofHuahuamost?A.Herprettylook.B.Herquickmovement.C.Herlivingenvironment.D.Hereatinghabits.41.Inwhichsectionofthenewspapermaythistextappear?A.Politics.B.Sports.C.Health.D.Tourism.ERobertAdolf,apost-90sGermanyoungman,cametoChinaafterhiscollegegraduationin2017.Sincehisarrival,hehasbeenvisitingmanyareasandpresentinglocalculturestotheworldthroughshortvideos.Duringhischildhood,AdolfwasattractedbyChinesekungfuandclothinginDisney's1998animatedfilmMulan.ButheneverthoughtthathewouldworkinChina19yearslater.“MyfriendranacoffeeshopinChangde,HunanProvince,andIwasinvitedforavisit,”saidAdolf.HefellinlovewithChinesesteamedbunswithstuffing,widelyknownasbaozi,thefirstdishhetriedwhenarrivinginChina.“Itissodelicious!”saidAdolf,whohassincebecomeknownas“GermanBaozi”.TheyoungmanfittedintolocallifeinHunaninnotime.“Iwascuriousandwantedtotryeverything.”He第9页/共16页

tastedmanyChinesedishes,includingzongzi,ChinesepancakesinShandong,andmanyothers.Asacrazyfoodie,heisparticularlyinterestedinsharinghisexperienesviashort-videoApps.BorninaverysmallvillagenearMunichinsouthernGermany,Adolfhasanaturalloveforrural(乡村的)life.WhenhecametoChina,hewenttothecountrysidetodiscoverandtryvariousdeliciousfoods.ThatexperiencealsogiveshimachancetogettoknowtherichandcolorfulChineseculture.Adolf'sshortvideoprojectbeganin2021.Hewentdeepintotheruralareasofthecountry,recordingthecultureandlifeofthelocalpeopleasitis.Theshortvideosby“GermanBaozi”havereceivedalargenumberofclicks(点击)online.AshortvideoshowingMiaoclothingreached19milionviewers.ManyviewerssaytheygreatlyenjoyAdolf"svideosbecausetheyshowthelocalpeople'struelife.AndtheyareeagertovisitChinatoseethereallifeherethatAdolfhasseen.42.WhatdoweknowaboutRobertAdolf?A.Hegraduatedfromcollegein2017.B.HehasbeeninChinafor19years.C.Hehasmade90shortvideos.D.HecametoChinain1998.43.RobertAdolfiscalled“GermanBaozi”because.A.helookslikebaoziB.herunsabaozirestaurantC.helikesbaoziverymuchD.herecordspeoplemakingbaozi44.Theunderlinedphrase“Thatexperience”refersto.A.hislifeinChangdeB.hisvisitstotheruralareasinChina.C.hisvideosharingonlineD.hisinterviewswiththecrazyfoodies45.WhydomanypeopleliketowatchAdolf'sshortvideos?A.Adolfrenewsthevideosregularly.B.Adolfpresentsthevideoshumorously.C.ThevideosshowthetruelifeofChinesepeople.D.ThevideosteachthemhowtomakeChinesefood.第Ⅱ卷(共30分)注意事项：1.必须使用0.5毫米黑色墨迹签字笔在答题卡上题目所指示的答题区域内作客。2.第Ⅱ卷共三部分，满分30分。第一部分补全对话(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)阅读下列对话，从所给选项中，选出能够完成对话的最佳选项。选项中有两个多余选项。第10页/共16页

John:Goodmorning,Paul.Paul:Morning,John.Whydidyougetupsoearlytoday?John:46Paul:Nowonder.Youareoftenstillsleepingaroundthistime.John:47Paul:Yes,what'sup?John:Doyoumindgivingmearide?Paul:48John:I'mgoingtothe53rdstreet,aroundParkAvenue.Paul:Noproblem.49John:Really?Thankyousomuch.Paul:I'llgostartthecarfirst.50John:OK,seeyouthere.AHereyouare.B.Seeyouatthedoor.C.It'sclosetomyoffice.D.CanIuseyourcartoday?E.Areyougoingtodrivetoday?F.Whichdirectionareyougoing?G.Iamgoingshoppingwithmyfriend.第二部分翻译(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)PartA请将下列英语句子翻译成汉语。51.Agoodbeginningishalfdone.(英译汉)52.Excuseme,howcanIgettothemuseum?(英译汉)53.AlthoughhewasborninEngland,hespeaksgoodChinese.(英译汉)PartB请根据所给汉语提示，将下列译成英语的句子补充完整。第11页/共16页

54.骑车太快多危险啊！dangerousistoridetoofast!55.你怎么啦?看上去不开心。What'swrongwithyou?Youdon't.第三部分书面表达(满分15分)56.假如你是李华，昨天收到英国朋友Lisa的来信，询问你想从事的理想职业。请你用英语给Lisa回信。内容包括：1.你的理想职业：2.选择它的理由：3.打算如何准备。注意：1.词数80左右:2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。参考词汇：理想的idealDearLisa,IgotyourletteryesterdayYours,LiHua第12页/共16页