2023年四川省绵阳市游仙区中考三模英语试题（含解析）

第第页2023年四川省绵阳市游仙区中考三模英语试题（含解析）2023年四川省绵阳市游仙区中考三模英语试题

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一、阅读单选

Imaginewakinguptofindacupofcoffeereadyandfloorsswept.WithsmartdevicescontrolledbyAI,allhouseworkcanbedonewhileyouareasleep.NowyourkidscantrythesedevicesatthesmarthomeshowinoursciencecenterfromAugust1sttoAugust14th.Hereinthecenterwehavemanyfunactivities.ChildrencanalsotryourcleaningrobotLittleQ.Itisacuterobotwitharoundhead,twobigeyesandtwolonglegs.It’slikeabigtoy.OpeningHours:1:00p.m.-9:00p.m.fromTuesdaytoSunday,closedonMonday.Visitors:Peopleofallagesarewelcome.Childrenunder12shouldcomealongwitheitherparent.Nopetsareallowed.FoodDrinks:Nooutsidefoodordrinks.Visitorscanbuyfoodanddrinksinthecentersupermarketonthegroundfloor.Tickets:Pleasecall83769520tobookaticketoryoucanbuyoneatourticketoffice.BringyourkidshereandenjoyyourfamilytimewithAIrobots!Yourchildrenwillsurelylovethem.

1．WhatcanthesmartdevicesinParagraph1do

A．Farming.B．Business.C．Housework.D．Schoolwork.

2．WhatdoesLittleQlooklike

A．B．C．D．

3．Whichofthefollowingisthesuitabletimetovisit

A．OnthemorningofAugust5th.

B．At3:00p.m.ofAugustthefirst.

C．OnTuesday,Augustthetwenty-fourth.

D．At8:00p.m.ofMonday,August10th.

4．Whocanvisitthesciencecenterduringopeninghours

A．Amanwithhiscat.

B．An8-year-oldboyalone.

C．Anoldwomanwithherdaughter.

D．Amiddleschoolstudentwithfoodfromoutside.

5．Howmanywayscanpeoplegetthetickets

A．One.B．Two.C．Three.D．Four.

Accordingtoarecentresearch,morethan130billionpoundsofuneatenfoodgoestowasteinLaura’scountryeachyear.Thatisabout30%oftheyearlyfoodsupply.Itisasadfact,especiallywhenyouconsiderhowmanyfamiliesandhomelesspeopleareinhunger.

EverydaywhenLaurasawherschooldininghallthrowawayfoodthatwasnoteatenatall,shecameupwithanidea.Shestartedaprojecttohelpherschooldininghalltodonateuneatenfoodtohomelessshelters(收容所)inhercommunity.Inthepastthreeyears,projectsofthesamekindhavespreadtootherschoolsandevenout-schoolareas—someofthefastfoodrestaurantsthroughoutthecity.TheprojectiscalledFeedFind.Ithasalreadyfedthousandsofpeopleinhercity.

HowdoesitworkThroughanapp,FeedFindmatcheslocalhomelessshelterswithschooldininghallsandrestaurantsthathaveuneatenfoodtoprovide.Whendininghallsorrestaurantshaveuneatenfoodleft,theycanusetheapptosharetheinformationaboutthefood.Atruckdriverworkingfortheprojectthenpicksitupandtakesittoashelternearby.

Prettycool,rightIt’snotsurprisingthatpeopleinothercitieshavecontactedLaura,hopingthatshecouldhavedevelopedsimilarprojectsfortheircommunities.

Somepeople,however,haveconcernedaboutthesafetyoftheuneatenfood.Theythinksuchfoodmaynotbecleanenough.Still,thisprojectisacleverwaytohelpsolvetheproblemoffoodwasteandithelpsthoseinneed.

6．WhatdoesthenumberinParagraph1show

A．Peoplearepoor.B．Foodwasteisserious.

C．Thepopulationislarge.D．Theresearchisinteresting.

7．WhatisFeedFind

A．Thenameofanapp.

B．ThenameofLaura’sproject.

C．Thenameofahouseforhomelesspeople.

D．Thecompanywhichtriestofindoutfoodwaste.

8．WheredidLaura’sprojectgetfoodinthebeginning

A．Fromherschooldininghall.B．Fromherfamily.

C．Fromafastfoodrestaurant.D．Fromhomelessshelter.

9．WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUE

A．Laurahasvisitedmanycommunitiesinhercity.

B．PeopleinothercitiesareinterestedinLaura’sproject.

C．Thetruckdriverusesanapptosharethefoodinformation.

D．Thelocalhomelessshelterspickthefoodupbythemselves.

10．Whichcanbethebesttitleforthispassage

A．ADiningGuideAppB．AFoodSafetyProject

C．ADrivingServiceAPPD．AFoodSharingProject

Onenight,thebossofabigcompanyneededtocalloneofhisworkersbecausetherewasaseriousproblemwiththeirmaincomputersystem,andtheworkerwastheonlypersonwhocouldsolveit.

Hedialedtheworker’shomephonenumberandwasgreetedwithalittlegirl’swhisper(低语).“Hello”thebossasked,“Isyourdaddyathome”“Yes,”whisperedasmallvoice.“MayItalkwithhim”themanasked.Tothesurpriseoftheboss,thesmallvoicewhispered,“No.”

Wantingtotalkwithanadult,thebossasked,“Isyourmommythere”“Yes,”cametheanswer.“MayItalkwithher”Again,thesmallvoicewhispered,“No.”

Knowingthatitwasimpossiblethatayoungchildwouldbelefthomealone,thebossdecidedhewouldjustleaveamessagetothepersonwhoshouldbetherewatchingoverthechild.“Isthereanyonebesidesyou”thebossaskedthechild.“Yes,”whisperedthechild,“Apoliceman.”

Wonderingwhatapolicemanwouldbedoingathisworker’shouse,thebossasked,“MayIspeakwiththepoliceman”

“No,he’sbusy!”whisperedthechild.“Busydoingwhat”askedtheboss.“Talkingtodaddyandmommyandthefireman.”camethewhisperedanswer.

Growingmoreandmoreworriedasheheardsomethinglikeahelicopterthroughthephone,thebossasked,“Whatisthenoise”“Ahelicopter,”answeredthewhisperedvoice.“Whatisgoingonthere”askedtheboss,nowalarmed.

Inaseriouswhisperingvoice,thechildanswered,“Thesearchteamhasjustlandedthehelicopter.”Shocked,worriedandmorethanjustalittledisappointed,thebossasked,“Whyaretheythere”Stillwhispering,theyoungvoicerepliedalongwithanuncleargiggling,“Theyarelookingforme.”

11．Whydidthebosscalltheworker

A．Amaincomputerhadbrokendown.

B．Hewantedtojoininthegame.

C．Hewantedtotalktothechild.

D．Healwayscaredabouthisworkers.

12．Whywasthefiremanhere

A．Thegirl’shousewasonfire.

B．Thepolicemanneededhimtotakenotes.

C．Thefiremanhelpedsearchforthelittlegirl.

D．Thefiremanwasoneoftheparents’bestfriends.

13．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“alarmed”(inParagraph7)mean

A．Surprised.B．InterestedC．Warm-hearted.D．Afraid.

14．Wheredoyouthinkthepassageisfrom

A．Anewspaper.B．Astorybook.

C．Asciencemagazine.D．Anad.

15．Accordingtothepassage,whatwashappeninginfact

A．Thebosswasofferinghelp.

B．Thefamilywereindanger.

C．Thegirlwashidingherself.

D．Thegirlgotlostinthewoods.

Somechildrencannotwaittogrowup.Becauseonceyoubecomeanadult,youarefreetomakeyourowndecisions.Moreimportantly,youcandoallthosethingsthatyoucannotdonowbecauseyouaretooyoung.So,thequestionis,“Atwhatagedoyoureallybecomeanadult”Well,peoplebecomeadultsatdifferentagesindifferentplaces.

InAustralia,the18thbirthdayisaveryimportanteventforyoungAustraliansbecauseitmeanstheycandoalmostanythingtheywant.Theycanvote,learntodriveacar,getmarried,jointhearmyandevenbuytheirownhouses.However,eveniftheycandoallthesethings,mostAustralianshavetowaituntiltheir21stbirthdaytoreallycelebratebecominganadult.ThisisthetraditionaladultagenotonlyinAustralia,butalsointheUSAandtheUK.Itistheirfirstyearoftrueindependence.Traditionally,peopleweregivenakeytotheirhousesbytheirparentswhentheyturned21,meaningtheycouldcomeandgoastheylike.

Eventhough21isthetraditionaladultageinmanyEnglish-speakingcountries,thelawnowadaysisdifferentineachcountry.IntheUK,youcanjointhearmyat16andevengetmarriedat16ifyourparentsallow.YoungpeopleintheUKcanlearntodriveacarat17asinAustralia,althoughtheyhavetowaituntiltheyare18tovote.

InChina,thereisadifferentageforeachofthestagesofbecominganadult.Youcanvoteandlearntodriveacarwhenyouare18,butifyouwanttogetmarried,womenhavetowaituntiltheyare20andmenuntiltheyare22.Chinesepeoplecelebrateimportantbirthdaysevery10years-sowhenyoungpeopleturn20,theycanexpectabigparty!

Nomatterwhatageyouare,becominganadultisreallyaboutlearninghowtobeindependentandresponsible.Onceyouarefinallyabletotakecareofyourselfandmakeyourowndecisions,thenyoucansaythatyouaretrulyallgrown-ups.

16．Whichofthefollowingaretrulyadultsaccordingtothepassage

A．Independentgrown-ups.B．Marriedpeople.

C．Peoplewhocandrive.D．Peopleinthearmy.

17．AtwhatagedoAustraliansreallybecomeadults

A．17.B．18.C．20.D．21.

18．Whichcountryhastheyoungestageofbeinganadult

A．Australia.B．TheUSA．C．TheUK.D．China.

19．WhydopeopleinAustraliagetthekeywhentheyreallybecomeadults

A．Itisatradition.

B．Thelawdecidesit.

C．Theycanleavewhentheywant.

D．Theycancomehomewhentheywant.

20．Whatdoesthewriterthinkbecomingadultsdependon

A．Whethertheycanvoteornot.

B．Iftheyareeighteenyearsold.

C．Whentheygetthekeytotheirhouses.

D．Theirownindependenceandresponsibility.

二、完形填空

Besideswork,TangYerongcanalsolearnotherthingstoimproveherself.Lastyearshe21howtomakeshortvideos.She’sverygratefulthatshortvideoshavebroughthersome22inherlife,workandevenfuture.Throughmakingshortvideos,shewas23byMeituanGroupforherhardwork.Asoneofthe24workerslastyear,shewasgiventhechancetostudyinacollegeforfreeandshefeltveryproudofthat.Shesaid“Learninghowtomakeshortvideoswasnota25.It’sneverwrongtosqueeze(挤)sometimeoutofourlives.”

21．A．inventedB．learnedC．toldD．dug

22．A．worriesB．fansC．guidesD．changes

23．A．noticedB．huggedC．missedD．influenced

24．A．greatB．lazyC．noisyD．beautiful

25．A．wayB．partyC．symbolD．waste

Alittleboyoncefoundajar(罐)ofnutsonthetable.“I’dlikesomeofthesenuts,”hethought.“I’msure26willgivethemtomeifsheishere.Iwantsometoeatnow.”Sohe27intothejar.Ashewasveryhungry,hegrabbedasmanyashecouldhold.

Butwhenhetriedtopullhishandsout,hefoundthe28ofthejarwastoosmall.Hishandwasheldfastbecausehedidnotwantto29anyofthenuts.Hetriedagainandagain,buthecouldn’tgetthewholehandfuloutallthetime.30hebegantocry.

Justthenhismothercameintotheroom.“What’sthematter”sheasked.“Ican’t31thishandfulofnutsoutofthejar,”sobbedtheboy.“Well,don’tbesogreedy,”hismother32.“Justtaketwoorthree,andyou’llhavenotroublegettingyourhandout.”“How33thatwas,”saidtheboyashemovedhishandoffthejar.“Imighthavethoughtofthatmyself.”

Thestorytellsusthatamancan’tbesogreedy,maybethingwillgotoa/an34sideifwewanttofinishathinginonetime.Dothingsstepbystep!Thisisthebestwayto35.Onlylikethatcanwegofurther.

26．A．sisterB．grannyC．fatherD．mother

27．A．reachedB．changedC．pushedD．fell

28．A．bodyB．earC．neckD．cover

29．A．stopB．dropC．cheatD．catch

30．A．RecentlyB．LuckilyC．FinallyD．Simply

31．A．takeB．buildC．runD．keep

32．A．shoutedB．repliedC．noddedD．agreed

33．A．difficultB．easyC．boringD．strange

34．A．rightB．possibleC．oppositeD．ugly

35．A．answerB．liveC．protectD．succeed

三、语法