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2022年中考模拟考试英语试题(一)一、选择填空:(本题满分15分每小题1分)Whenwegotothecitycenter,shopswerestillopen,butmostofthemwereclosed.theB.someC.manyD./Theworld'spopulationisgettinglargerandlarger,soscientistswillhavetonewwaystosolvefoodproblem.catchupwithB.keepupwithC.comeupwithD.makeupwith--HowmanypeoplearethereinChangsha?--AlionB.millionsC.millionsofD.millionof--Youlooktired.Youhadbetterrightnow.--Thankyou.ButIhavemuchworktodo.nottohaveagoodsleepB.tohaveagoodsleepC.nothaveagoodsleepD.haveagoodsleepyoucomebackhomeatfive?--.Ihavesomethingimportanttodoatschoolathalfpastfour.D.I'mafraidsoD.tolaughIcouldnotD.I'mafraidsoD.tolaughWeareoftentoldatpeoplewhenthey'reintrouble.nottosmileB.tosmileC.nottolaughToohomeworkreallymakesthestudentsfeeltried.muchB.manyC.littleD.fewTheGreensaregoingtohaveholiday.atwo-monthB.twomonthsC.two-month'sD.twomonth'sC.two-month'sD.twomonth's--Whynotgocampingthisweekend?--.D.NevermindYouarerightB.GoodideaC.That'sright!IsthatJohnspeaking?D.Nevermind--Sorry,thisisHenry.Johnsupper.A.cookB.cooksC.iscookingD.cooked11.Schoolisover.Don'tforgetthelightwhenyoutheclassroom.A.toturndown,leaveB.turnoff,willleaveC.toturnon,leaveD.toturnoff,leaveisveryhotinsummerinHainan,thesceneryisverybeautifulscuba-divingthereisveryexciting.A.but,andB.and,butC.but,orD.and,orisawarmcolour.Itcanyouofasunnydayandyouwisdom.A.bring,remindB.remind,makeC.make,bringD.remind,bringyouhavedifficultyadecision,youcanwearredbecauseitiseasierforyouaction.tomake,totakeB.tomake,takingC.making,takingD.making,totake15.AndywouldratherwhileMillieprefersto.walk,jogging,walkingB.walk,jogging,walkC.towalk,tojog,walkingD.walking,jog,walk三、完型填空(15分)InAmerica,onschoolandworkdays,breakfastinmosthomesisoftenahurriedmealofmilk,bread,juiceorcoffee.Somepeopleevendon'thaveitinordertogoto16orschoolontime.Othersjuststopatcoffeeshopsforcoffee.Butonweekends,17arequitedifferent.Peopleusuallygetuplate,sotheyhaveenoughtimetohavealargebreakfastwitheggs,home-friedpotatoesandbread.Lunchisjusta18breakfromtheday'sworkratherthanalarge,longmeal.Itusuallylasts19halfanhouroranhour,sofamilymembersdonothavetimeto20home.Mostpeoplehaveasandwichorahamburger,andfruitorice-creamforlunch.21peopleeithertaketheirlunchestoworkinthebrownpaper"lunchbag",22eatasandwichatafastfoodrestaurant.Children23tobringthe"lunchbox".Dinneristhemost24mealofthedayintheUnitedStates.Atthismeal,mostAmericanfamiliescansitdown25.Itisusuallyahot,largemealanditisquitedifferentfromlunch.Lunchisoftencoldandquick.26usuallycookeddinnerfortheirfamiliesinthepast.Nowadays,27,withmorewomenworkingandasaresultof"women'sliberation(解放)",menaredoingmoreinthe2^.DinnersthroughoutAmericaarequite29,butmostpeoplehaveameatdish,avegetable,andriceorbread.Milk,waterandsoftdrinksarecommonatdinner,butwineisonlyfor30occasions(场合).Dinnerisusuallyeatenbetween5:00.and7:00p.m.andoftenlaterinrestaurants.MostAmericansenjoythemselvesatthistime.16.A.hospitalsB.shopsC.workD.factories17.A.thingsB.activitiesC.reportsD.prices18.A.realB.longC.boringD.short19.A.onlyB.exactlyC.nearlyD.almost20.A.leaveB.getC.returnD.drive21.A.CarefulB.CleverC.FamousD.Working22.A.andB.orC.butD.so23.A.forgetB.stopC.preferD.decide24.A.importantB.seriousC.terribleD.common25.A.quietlyB.straightC.earlyD.together26.A.MenB.ParentsC.WomenD.Children27.A.wheneverB.howeverC.whateverD.wherever28.A.diningroomB.kitchenC.studyD.garden

29.A.strange30.A.special四、阅读理解29.A.strange30.A.special四、阅读理解B.simpleB.usualC.healthyC.traditionalD.differentD.ordinary40分)Anewschooltermbegins.Isanythingnewatyourschool?Sichuanstudentsaregettinganextra(额外)hourtosleepinthemorning.Thisyear,Sichuanschoolsdecidedthatstudentsshouldstartclasseslater.Thisshouldhelpthemfeellesstired.ForJuniorhighschools,thefirstclasseswillbeginnoearlierthan8:30am.Thechangeshavemadestudentshappy.LiuXian,15,saidhisclasswasexcitedbythenewsonthefirstdayofschool."It'ssogoodwecangetuplater!"saidLiu.LiustudiesinChengduNo.4MiddleSchool.Heusedtogetupat6:40am.Nowhecangetupat7:40ambecauseclassdoesn'tstartuntil8:40am.WuHongli,15,saidthenewtimetableisgoodforherhealth."IusedtodrinkcoffeeeverynightorIwouldfeeltoosleepytofinishmyhomework,"saidWu,"NowIcanfinishitwithoutcoffee."Sheusedtogetupat6:30am.Nowshecangetupat7:30am.WuHongli'smotherwashappy,too.Shethoughtmoresleepwouldhelpherdaughtergrowtaller.Butsomeparentsworriedthatmoresleepwouldmeanlesslearning.Thereusedtobefiveclassesinthemorning.Nowthereareonlyfour.Manyteachers,though,saythechangeswillhelpstudentslearnbetter."Studentsusedtodoze(瞌睡)forthefirsttwoclassesinthemorning,"saidWuZongping,anEnglishteacheratChengduNo.12MiddleSchool."Butnowtheylookfineandtheylearnmuchbetterthanbefore."WhatmadetheSichuanmiddleschoolstudentshappy?Thenewschooltermbegan.B.Theirschoolstookonanewlook.C.Theyfeltalittlebittired.D.Theycouldgetuplater.Inthenewterm,thefirstclassesinthemorninginmiddleschoolsstartedatabout.7:00B.7:30C.8:00D.8:30WhywasLiuXianexcitedatthenewsonthefirstdayofschool?Thereweremanychangesinhisschool.Hecouldsleeponemorehourinthemorning.HecouldstudyinChengduNo.4MiddleSchool.Hewouldhaveenoughtimetofinishhishomework.Whydidsomeofthestudents'parentsworryaboutthechangesoftheschooltimetable?Theythoughttheirchildrenwouldloseanhourforlearning.Thedidn'tlikethechangesforthesleepingtime.Theywereafraidthattheirchildrenwouldgrowtaller.Theywouldhaveonlyfiveclassesinthemorning.Whatdidtheteachersthinkofthechangesoftheschooltimetable?A.Theydidn'tlikethechangesB.Theycouldusethetimetableeasily.C.Theyspokehighlyofthechanges.D.Thelookedfinewhentheytaught.BWhenanewheadmastercametoworkatGardenSchool,helearnedtheworstclassinthisschoolwasClass3A.ThestudentsinClass3Ahadnointerestintheirlessons.SohedecidedtodosomethingaboutClass3A.Ontheseconddayhewalkedto3A'sclassroom.Hedidn'tneedtoknowwhereitwas.Hecouldhearthem.Theyweremakingaterriblenoise.Hestoodoutsidetheclassroomforafewminutesandlookedinsidethroughthewindow.Hebecameangryatwhathesaw.Someboyswerefighting.Otherswerethrowingthingsatoneanother.Noonewasdoinganywork.Theheadmasterknewwhattodo.Hewouldgointotheclassroom,catchthebiggestboyintheclassandpunishhim.Thiswouldbeanexampletotheothers.Hetookadeepbreathandopenedtheclassroomdoor."Silence!"heshoutedatthetopofhisvoice.Thistimethestudentsstoppedwhattheyweredoingandlookedathim.Quicklyhewalkeduptotheoldest-lookingboyintheroom,whowasalsothenoisiestandhadbeenshoutingatothersatthetopofhisvoice.Hetookhimbytheearandpulledhimtothefrontoftheclass."I'mgoingtopunishyouasanexampletoothers,"hesaid."Nowgotomyofficeandwaitforme."Thenheturnedtotheclassandlecturedthemabouthowtheyshouldbehave(行为举止)inschool.Whenhehadfinished,hesaid,"Doesanyonehaveanyquestions?"Oneofthestudentsputuphishand,"Yes,sir.Ihaveone.Whencanwehaveourteacherback?"WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.ThestudentsinClass3Awereveryquiet.Class3Awastheworstclassintheschool.AllofthestudentsinClass3Alikedtheirlessons.Class3Awasthemostpopularwiththeteachersintheschool.Howdidtheheadmasterfind3A'sclassroom?A.Ateacherledhimthere.Heaskedthewayhimself.Hefollowedthenoisetofindwhereitwas.Heknewwhereitwas,forhehadbeenattheschoolformanyyears.Theheadmasterdecidedtoafterhesawthenoisyclass.A.keepsilentanddonothingabouttheclassfindagoodteacherforClass3ApunishtheoldestboyintheclassasanexampletoothersgotoasktheheadteacherofClass3AforhelpAttheendofthestory,"theoldest-lookingboy"wouldprobably.A.agreetobeagoodstudentthanktheheadmasterforhiscomingexplainhewastheteacher,notastudentpromisethathewouldn'tdothatagainTheteacherwasprobablywhentheheadmasterfirstsawhiminclass.A.fightingwiththestudentssingingasongwiththestudentsthrowingthingsatotherstudentstryinghardtoaskhisstudentstobequietCAfour-year-oldgirlislyinginthearmsofadoctor.Shebasjustbecomemotherless.Afewminutesago,abigbombing(轰炸)happenednearherhomeinthesouthofIraq(伊拉克).Everydayweseepictureslikethisonourtelevisions.WeseeyoungIraqichildrenaskingforfoodandwaterfromAmericanandBritishsoldiersastheymovethroughtownsanddriestowardsthecapital,Baghdad.Weseethesechildrenfollowinggrown-ups,carryingbagsofthingsalmostthesamesizeastheirsmallbodiesastheyquicklylefttheirhomesinBaghdad.AllthisshowsthatsomeoftheyoungliveshavebeenturnedupsidedownbythetheyshowtheterriblepricebeingpaidbyIraqichildren.Insouthernpartsofthecountry,likethesecondlargestcity,Basra,theUNisworkingtorepairthedamage(损失)causedbythewar."Weareworkingtoprovidecleanwaterandgettheelectricalpowertoworkagain,"saidGeoffreyKeele,aUNspokesman.Butlittleelsecanbedone,inBaghd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