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1、2014 年大连市中考英语试题etotheshop,theywillbeabletofindtheirgoods_19_.Peoplecaneitherleave_20_oracheque 支票)forthegoods.“ Thephoneboxisntlockedandpeoplecangotherewhenevertheywant,_21_noonehasstolenathing.Thisshowshow_22_everyonearoundhereis,dMr.Cooke.11. AwhenB.untilC.beforeD.since12. A.openedB.disappearedC.c

2、losedD.started13. A.promisedB.decidedC.refusedD.forgot14. A.mightB.canC.mustD.need15. A.anumberofB.acoupleofC.apairofD.alistof16. A.weB.IC.theyD.you17. A.tryitoutB.takeitoffC.writeitdownD.pickitup18. A.reportB.menuC.paperD.news19. A.easilyB.safelyC.regularlyD.suddenly20. A.messagesB.adviceC.moneyD.l

3、estters21. A.soB.andC.orD.but22. A.honestB.rudeC.braveD.politeIII.阅读理解(一)(本题共 19 小题,每小题 2 分,共 38 分)A. 阅读下列短文,根据短文内容,从各题所给的四个选项中,选出最佳 选” ”sai项。Passage1WouldyouliketovisitBritainoneday?-Ourcountrywouldliketowelcomeyou!Overseastravelcanbeexpensive.ButtherearewaysofvisitingBritaincheaply.Wehopethatwecan

4、giveyousomegoodideas.Whentocome?Ifyoucanavoidthebusymonths-JulyandAugust,yourvisitmaybecheaper.Therewillbesmallernumbersofvisitors.BritishweatherispleasantfromApriltotheendofSeptember.Ofcourse,youcanvisititinwinter,butitisoftendarkby4pm.Manyplaces,suchaslargehousesandcastles( 城堡 ),areclosedearlyinwi

5、nter.However,ifyouareinterestedinmuseums,artgalleriesortheatres,wintermaybeagoodtimetovisit.Beprepared.Ifyouareastudent,itsagoodideatoapplyfor( 申 请 )anInternationalStudentIdentityCard( 身 份证 ) .Withthiscard,youcansavealotofmoney.Youcangetthecardfromyourlocalstudenttraveloffice,andyoucanalsocall (44)

6、-08708-413224togetit.Togetthecard,youneedtoshowthatyouareastudent,getapassportphoto,andpayalittlemoney.23. WhichisthemostpopulartimeforvisitorstoBritain?A. JulyandAugustB. ThewinterseasonC. FromApriltoSeptemberD. Thevacationseason.24. WhatstheweatherlikeinwinterinBritain?A. Thereislotsofsnow.B. Thed

7、aytimeisshort.C. Itsneitherhotnorcold.D. Theweatherispleasant.25.IfyouareastudentwithanInternationalStudentIdentityCard,_A. youhavetoproveyoureastudentB. youwillpaylessmoneyforyourtrip.C._ youcancall(44)-08708-413224forhelp.D._ youmustapplyforatripfromthestudenttraveloffice26._ Thewriterofthisarticl

8、eis.A. aGermanB.aChineseC.anEnglishmanD.anAmerican27._Thispassageismainlyabout.A. whentovisitBritainB. whytotakeatriptoBritainC. whattodoandseeinBritainD. howtotripcheaplyinBritainPassage2Mr.Dawsonwasanoldmanwithabadtemper.Kids(子)wereafraidtogo in tohisyard(院子)topickapples.Oneday,12-year-oldJanetand

9、herfriendAmyhadtowalkpastMr.Dawsonshouse.WhenJanetsawhim,shesuggestedcrossingthestreettotheotherside.ButAmysaidtheyneednt.WhenMr.DawsonsawAmy,hesmiledandsaid, “ Hel lo,Amy!Iseeyouhaveanewfriendwithyoutoday. Amy”smiledback.Mr.Dawsonlookedfriendlyandgavethemeachafreshapple.LaterJanetaskedAmy, “ Everyo

10、nesaysheisthemostunwelcomepersonintown.Whywashesokindtous?Am”yexplainedthatwhenshefirstwalkedpasthishouse,shewasalsoafraidofhim.Butsheimaginedtherewasaninvisible( 看 不 见 )smileonhisfaceandthenstartedtalkingtohim.Beginningwitha “hello ”atfirst,andthenspeakingmoreeachtime.“ Aninvisiblesmile?” Janetwasp

11、uzzled( 困惑的 ). “Yes,”answeredAmy.“Mygrandmatoldmetothinkso.Shesayssmilescanspread.Ifwekeepsmilingatsomeone,soonerorlatertheywillsmileback.”RememberwhatAmysgrandmasaid,andwewillfindthatmostpeoplecantrefuseoursmile.28._ Mr.Dawsonwasthoughttobea(an)_ person.A. warm-heartedB.unhappyC.badly-behavedD.unfr

12、iendly29. HowdidJanetfeelwhenMr.Dawsongavethemtwoapples?A. HappyB.Surprised.C.Proud.D.Terrible.30. WhywasMr.DawsonkindtoAmy?A. BecauseAmywasneverafraidofhim.B. BecauseAmysgrandmawashisoldfriend.C. BecauseAmywaskindtoMr.Dawsonfirst.D._BecauseAmywasthemostpopulargirlintown.31._Fromthestory,weknowAmyis

13、agirlwho.A. likeshelpingothersB. neversaysnotoolderpeopleC. enjoysworkingwithherfriendsD.wouldliketotakeothersadvice32. Whichcanbethebesttitleofthispassage?A. HowtobeawelcomepersonB. SmilesbuildabetterworldC. whatsthebestthingaboutlife?D. Isitimportanttogetonwellwithothers?Passage3 Whatwillthehouseo

14、fthefuturelooklike?Couldithavegardensonitswalls,orapoolwithfishfordinner?Architects( 建 筑 师 )believethattheyareallpossibilities.Theonlythingforsureisthatthehousewillbeasgreenaspossible.ThetreehouseManyarchitectsintheworldwouldliketobuilda “ treehouse ” .Likealeaf,thesurfceofthehousecollectssunlightdu

15、ringtheday.Theenergycanbeusedtoheatwater,produceelectricity,andevencreatefreshairforthehome.The根 ) ” ofth“ root(ehouseisdeepunderthegroundsothatitcancontrol ( 控 制 ) thehomestemperature.Thelizard (蜥蜴)houseLikealizard,changingcolourwiththeweatheristhemostimportantdesignofalizardhouse,Whenitsinthebrigh

16、tsun,thecoverofthehousewillturndarktoprotectitfromstrongheat.Duringdarkdays,itrurnswhiteandtakesinasmuchlightandheataspossibletoproduceenergy.MealsathomeThefutureoffoodproductionistakenasonepartofthedesignofthebuilding.Gardensmayappearontheoutsidewallsofthehouse.Peoplecanplanttomatoes,carrotsandgree

17、nteaonthem.Soeverydayinthemorning,youjustneedtowalkoutsideandcollectyourmeals.LearningformthepastLookingtothefutureisnttheonlywaytobegreen.Sometimes,ancienttechniques( 技 术 )canalsohelpcutdownenergyuse.Forexample,achimney( 烟 囱)canbeausefulairc on diti on erbecauseitiseasierforhotairtoflowoutofthechi

18、mney.33._Thetreehouseisspecialfor.A. freshaircreationB.energycollectionC.itsrecyclingsystemD.electricityprodu ction34. Whatisthecolourofthelizardhouseinsunnydays? A.White.B.Black.C.BrightD.Dark.35. “ Mealsathome ” means_ .A.weneedntbuyfoodanymoreB._ thehousecanproducefooditselfC._ mealswillbecookedm

19、oreeasilyathomeD._ plantswillbegrownonthewallsofthehouse36._ Thelastkindofthehouseisdifferentfromothersbecause_.A.itlooksasthesameasanoldhouseB._itmakeslessuseofnaturalmaterialsC._itgetstheideafromancienttechniquesD.itiseasierforhotairtoflowoutofthehouse37._ Allthehousesabovearedesignedto .A.reducea

20、irpollutionB. cutdownenergyuseC. makeourlifegreenerD. createanewsenvironmentB. 阅读短文,根据短文内容,从所给的六个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,使短文意思完整、连贯。 (有两项为多余选项)Passage4FreedomofridingbicyclesThereisntanyothertypeoftransportationthatisascommonasbicycles.InChina ,theyhaveaverylonghistory.Butnow,notonlyinChina,bikesarebecomi

21、ngpopularinmanyEuropeancountries._38_Bicyclesarepopularformanyreasons.Themostimportantoneisprodablyitsgreatuseinprotectingtheenvironment._39_InsomeEuropeancountries,bike-griendlyfacilities(设施 )havehelpedclearbusyroads.Asatraditional“ cyclingcapital ” ,Copenhagensroadskeepbicyclesandcarsseparated ( 分

22、 开 ) asmuchaspossible.Ontheseroutes( 路线 ),therearepre-greenlightsforcyclists.Thesekindsofbicycletrafficlightsturngreenafewsecondsbeforecartrafficlightsdo.Itgivesthecycliststimetoavoidtrafficwhilecrossing.Cyclingalsogivespeopleafeelingoffreedom._40_IncitieslikeAmsterdamandHague,upto70percentjourneysa

23、remadebybike.Tomakebikingeasier,manyEuropeancitieslikeParisandBerlinallowcycliststobringtheirbicyclesontosubwa ytrains._41_Therearesomesafetyrulesyouneedtofollow.Stopatallstopsignsandobeyredlightsjustascarsdo.Wearingahelmet(盔 )canprotectyourheadifyoufalldown.Ifyouarecyclingwithfriends,rideinaline.Do

24、ntfaceeachotherwhileridingsidebyside.A.However,cyclingisnotalwayseasy.B. Theyreespeciallypopularamongstudents.C. Someyoungpeopleseecyclingasafashion.D. Cyclingisalsoagreatwaytoreduceheavytraffic.E. Thatswhymanyyoungpeoplechooseitasawaytogetaroundthecity.F.AccordingtotheBBC,morebicyclesweresoldthanca

25、rsinEuropelastyearIV 情景交际(本题共 5 小题,每小题 2 分,共 10 分)根据对话内容, 从所给的七个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项, 使对话内容完整。(有两项为多余选项) Betty:Whatareyougoingtodoonholiady,Tony?Tony:_42_Betty:Youllloveit!IWenttheretwoyearsago.Wehadagreattime.Tony:_43_Betty:Ittookaboutninehours.Tony:_44_Betty:Well,first,wewenttoDisneyland.Thenwewentto

26、Hollywood.Tony:_45_Icantwaittogothere.Betty:Itsreallyawonderfulplace._46_Tony:Thankyou.A.Ivenoidea.B.Itsoundsbrilliant!C. Wheredidyougo?D. WearegoingtoLosAngeles.E. Imsureyouwillhaveanicetrip.F.Didyouseeanythinginteresting?G. Howlongdidittaketogetthere?第 II 卷非选择题(共 70 分)V 完形填空(二)(本题共 15 小题,每小题 2 分,共

27、 30 分)A.根据短文内容,用方框内所给词或短语的适当形式填空,使短文内容完整。(每词或短语限用一次) manyclassroomgoodafewgetfamilyillstophearofhaveHopeforthefutureLiuSanziisaneight-year-oldboyfromavillageinHunanProvince.Hisparentswanthimtodropoutofschool.ItsimportantforhimtoworkontheirfarmbecausetherearesevenpeopleinLius_47_andtheyareverypoor.Li

28、Yinmingis14andfromhangxianinGansuProvince.He_48_goingtoschoolafewyearsago.Hisparentshavebeen_49_andhehastolookafterthem.ManychildrenlikeLiYinmingandLiuSanzicant_50_aneducationbecausetheirfamiliesarepoor.NowtheycangotoschoolwiththehelpofProjectHope.Inthelast15years,thisproject_51_raisedmoneyandpaidfo

29、rtheeducationof2.5millionpoorstudentsinthecountryside.PeopleinChinaandabroadhavegiven2.2billionyuan.Withthismoney,ProjectHopehasbuilt_52_schoolsandlibraries .Ithasalsotrainedteachersandithassentstudentstohighschools.LastyearShen,aboyfromShanxiProvince,wenttoaschoolwithnoelectricityandonly_53_books.B

30、utthisyearhesatanewschoolwithbig_54_andlotsofbooks.ProjectHopepaidforit.MostpeopleinChinahave_55_ProjectHopeandhavegivenmoney.But40millionchildrenfrompoorfamiliesstillneedhelp.BecauseofProjectHope,thousandsofchildrenhave_56_lives.Perhapsweshouldallask:WhatcanwedoforProjectHope?Howcanwehelp?B.阅读下面短文,

31、在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺。(每空格限填一词)DidyouknowthatEarthishometo_57_ofanimals?Arecentsurveyshowsthatscientistshavefoundmorethan2millionkindsofanimalsandthereareover10millionwehaventdiscoveredyet.Animalsaremuchmorethanfoodorpetsforhumans.Animalsare_58_.Someofthemdoveryunusualthings.Researchshowsthatanimalsc

32、anusetools.Forexample,chimpanzees ( 黑 猩 猩 )usestickstogetwhiteantsoutoftheground.Theyeventeacheachotherhowtous etools.Scientistsfindthatanimalshavetheir_59_waystocommunicate.Didyoukno wdolphins ( 海豚 ) useultrasound ( 超 声 )tocommunicate?Birdslearntosingfromtheirparents.Theyalsolearntotellthedifferenc

33、ebetweenthesoundoftheirgroupandthoseofothergroups.Animalshavesocietiestoo.Letstakeantsasan_60_.Anantfamilyusuallyhasmillionsofants.Someantsarestrongenoughtofightagainstenemies ( 敌人 ) .Sometakecareofbabies.Othersgolookingforfood.Theyhaveorganizationsthatmakethegroupworkwell.Animalscanhelphumansinmany

34、ways.Longage,peopleusedpigeon 鸽 子)tosendmailoverlongdistances.Dogshavebeenthebestfriendstohumanssinceancienttimes.Nowadayssomedogsareeven_61_toguideblindpeople.Dogsalsousetheirnosestosearchoutdrugsforthepolice.W.阅读理解(二)(本题共 5 小题,每小题 2 分,共 10 分) 阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,回答下列问题。JessicaEnnis:arolemodelforteenager

35、sJessicaEnnis,aBritishtrackandfield ( 田 径 运 动 )star,waschosenastheWorldSportswomanoftheYear2013.The27-year-oldathl ete( 田径运动员)wasthefaceoftheLondon2012Olympicsandisarolemodeltomanyteenagers.Ennisdevelopedherinterestintrackandfieldatayoungage.WhenherparentstookhertohurdleeventsatastadiuminEngland,shefellinlovewiththesportimme diately.Inadditiontothehurdles,Ennistriedherhandattheheptathlon (女子七项全能 ) ,aracecombination ( 结 合 )ofhighjump,longjump,100-metrehurdlesandfourothersportsevents.Throughouthighschool,shespentmuchofhertimeontraining.However,manyofhe

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