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试卷第=page22页,共=sectionpages2222页【赢在中考·黄金8卷】备战2024年中考英语模拟卷(泰州专用)黄金卷01注意事项:1.本试卷分第一部分选择题和第二部分非选择题,满分120分;时间100分钟;2.答题前,考生务必将自己的学校、姓名、班级、考场号、考试号、座位号用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔填写在答题卡相对应的位置上,并用2B铅笔认真正确填涂考试证号下方的数字;3.答选择题时必须用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑.如需改动,请用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案;答非选择题必须用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔写在答题卡指定的位置上,不在答题区域内的答案一律无效,不得用其他笔答题;4.考生答题必须答在答题卡上,答在试卷和草稿纸上一律无效.一、单项选择从下列每题所给的四个选项中,选择一个最佳答案。(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)1.TheShenzhou-16mannedspaceshipreturnedtoEarthsafely________themorningofOctober31.A.on B.at C.in D.by2.XuBeihongwaswell-receivedinartandeducation,soitseemeda_______choiceforhimtomakealivingbyteachingatartschools.A.natural B.social C.personal D.final3.—Goodnews!AcompanyproducingaspecialbatterywillbesetupinTaizhou.—True!Aseriesofnewpolicieshave________theuseofnewenergycarsaroundChinarecently.A.pushedin B.putout C.pushedfor D.putup4.—Whatisstillworryingyousinceyou’vegotthejoboffer,workingtimeorsalary?—________.I’mconsideringhowtogotowork.Ican’tdrive.A.None B.Neither C.Nothing D.Both5.—Lily,whydoesourteacheralwaysaskustopractisehandwriting?—Becauseit’simportantinexams.We________paytoomuchattentiontoit.A.needn’t B.shouldn’t C.can’t D.mustn’t6.Therestareaoftheshoppingmallprovidesseatsthatare________designedfortheparentswithbabies.A.closely B.specially C.properly D.especially7.Althoughthematchismovinginanunexpected________,ourteamwillwinfinally,Ibelieve.A.instruction B.introduction C.position D.direction8.ManybirdsliveinZhalongallyearround,whilesomegothereonlyforashortstay.Theunderlinedwordinthissentenceisusedto_______.A.showtime B.addmoreinformationC.showthecause D.showthecomparison9.Whatcanweknowfromtheemailontheright?

ToJaneFromLauraThejumper’slovely—thanks.Couldyoutellmewhereyougotit?I’dliketobuyanotheronetomatchthecoatIalsogotformybirthday.A.LaurawouldlikeJanetobuyanotherjumperforher.B.Laurawantstotrytogetthesamejumperinadifferentcolour.C.LauralikedthejumperJanebought,butneedsitinadifferentsize.D.Laurareceivedtwojumperswhichwerethesame,sowantstoexchangeone.10.—Couldyoutellme_______?—Ithascaughtavirus.YoucanuseLily’s.A.what’swrongwithyourcomputer B.whatyourcomputerhappenedC.whycan’tyourcomputerworkwell D.whyyourcomputerdidn’tworkwell二、完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)阅读短文,从每题所给选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。IhavelivedanewlifesinceImovedtoBritain.Ihaveexperiencedbaddaysandgooddays.MovingtoBritainwasquitedifficultforme,especiallyasIhadtoleaveoldfriendsandfamilybehind.Worstofall,IhatedtheweatherinBritain!Butnow11Istarttogetusedtothegrey,cloudyskies.WhenIfirstmovedtoBritain,IhadnofriendsandIfeltthepeoplewereabit12andrude.NowIhavesomegreatfriendsandI13thatpeopleareinfactquitepolitebutjustreserved(含蓄的)!ThemainproblemwithlifeinBritainhasbeentryingto14myEnglish.IcouldreadandwriteEnglish15Icameover,butspeakingtopeoplecouldbeabitof16.Sometimespeopledidn’tunderstandwhatIwassayingbecausemyaccent(口音)wasquite17andIgotabitfrustrated(泄气的).Luckily,mynewfriendsSimonandClairedecidedtohelpmewithmyabilityto18.AnotherproblemImetwithinBritainwasmy19.Mostoftheboysatmylocalhighschoolthoughtmynamestrangeandmadefunofmeallday.Ireallyhatedstayingthereand20myfriendsbackhome.Luckily,myteacherswereallverykindtomeandsupportive.Theyalways21metojoininschoolactivities.MyPEteacherwasimpressedbymyfootballskillsand22putmeintheschoolteam.Thishashelpedmealotingaining23frommypeers(同伴).NowIhavebecomeactiveandconfidentintheschoolactivities.TofeelathomeinBritain,Ihave24myselfinthelocalculture.WhatIlikemostaboutBritainisthatmanydifferentculturesandfaiths(信仰)livetogether.AndatschoolIgetalongwellwith25inmyclass.Ioftenplaysportswiththemandwelistentomusictogetherandstaycool!11.A.suddenly B.slowly C.smoothly D.simply12.A.serious B.unhappy C.special D.unfriendly13.A.realize B.hope C.remember D.imagine14.A.explain B.understand C.improve D.express15.A.since B.until C.unless D.before16.A.fight B.pleasure C.success D.sadness17.A.clear B.strong C.common D.sweet18.A.listen B.write C.speak D.read19.A.study B.pronunciation C.family D.name20.A.missed B.visited C.asked D.greeted21.A.warned B.encouraged C.refused D.ordered22.A.even B.only C.just D.yet23.A.prizes B.presents C.respect D.pity24.A.taught B.included C.trained D.satisfied25.A.everything B.nothing C.everybody D.nobody三、阅读理解(共40分)阅读下列短文,根据内容选择最佳答案。(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分)AWinaTwo-hourGoBoatTripAreyoureadytosetsail?Ifso,youcouldwinaboattripforyou,yourfamilyandfriends!GoBoatisanenvironment-friendlyboatingcompany.Wewanttoshowourguestsagoodtimeonthewatersinandaroundbigcities.Youcanjumponafully-electric(全电动的)boatfromoneoffourlocationsandenjoyaspecialandexcitingexperience!Groupsofuptoeightcanboardeachboatandallboatswelcomechildrenandevendogs!Youwillreceivefullandclearinstructionsbeforeyousetoff,sodon’tworryifyouhaven’tsailedbefore.Theboatstravelatspeedsofupto4milesperhour,soyoucanenjoysomeofLondon’sattractionsfromanewview,includingHamptonCourtPalace(Kingston),LondonDocklands(CanaryWharf),LittleVeniceandCamdenLock(Paddington),orexplorehistoriccanals(运河)atthenewlocation-Birmingham.We’regivingawayatwo-hourGoBoattripinalocationofyourchoice.ExploretheU.K.’swaterwayswithyourfriendsandfamilyandenjoyanunforgettableexperiencetogether.TherewillbeTHREEluckywinners!Tobeinwithachanceofwinning,justanswerthisquestion…Whatshouldyouwearonaboattostaysafe?A.Sunglasses

B.Lifejacket

C.Jeans*CompetitionclosesonJune2,2023.*Remembertoalwaysaskaparentorguardianbeforefillinginformsonline.*Winnerswillreceiveafreetwo-hourGoBoatticketvalid(有效的)throughthesecondhalfof2023.26.Howlongdoestheboattriplast?A.Twohours. B.Threehours. C.Oneday. D.Halfayear.27.Whichofthefollowinglocationswasrecentlyopened?A.Birmingham. B.CanaryWharf. C.Kingston. D.Paddington.28.TowinthechanceofgettingafreeGoBoattrip,youshould________.A.takesunglasseswithyou B.promisetotravelaloneC.finishyourapplicationbyJuly2 D.correctlyanswerthequestion29.WhatcanyouknowaboutaGoBoattripaccordingtothepassage?A.Dogscannotbeonboardwiththeowners. B.WinnerscanusethefreeticketsinApril.C.Noexperienceisneededtosailtheboats. D.Eachboatcanholdatleasteightpeople.30.Thearticleaboveismostlikelytobe________.A.abookcover B.anonlineadvertisementC.aninformationleaflet D.asportsnewspaperBWhenIwasateenager,myparentswereneverinterestedinthemusicIliked.Theysaiditsoundedlike“alotofnoise”.Atthesametime,myfatherregularlydescribedthemusicthathelikedas“beautiful”.Asitturnsout,myfatherisnotalone.AsI’vegrownolder,I’veoftenheardpeopleofmyagesay,“Today’smusicisterrible.”Whydomanyoldpeoplejustdislikenewmusic?Themereexposureeffectmayexplainthis.Itmeansthemorefamiliar(熟悉的)wearewithsomething,themorelikelywearetopreferit.Whenweareinourearlyteens,weusuallyspendalotoftimelisteningtomusicanddiscussingitwithourfriends.Thesongsandartiststhatarepopularduringthistimebecomefamiliartous.Afterweturn30yearsold,workingandraisingafamilytakeupmostofourtime.Insteadofdiscoveringnewmusic,welistentooldfavoritesthatconnectustoasimplertime.Studiesshowthatbythetimetheyturn33yearsold,mostpeoplehavecompletelystoppedexploringnewmusic.ButIthinkthereisanotherexplanationforwhyolderpeopledon’tlikenewmusic.Mostpopularmusic,afterall,isnotwrittenforthem.Itismadeforyoungpeople.Punk,rap,hip-hop,heavymetal,andmanyothertypesofmusicbeganasyouthfulrebellions(叛逆)againstout-of-datewaysofdoingthings.Theynaturallyattractyoungeraudiences.Doyourparentshatethemusicyoulike,too?Now,afterreadingthisarticle,youknowthatthereisnothingwrongwiththat.31.Whenthewriterwasateenager,hisparentsdescribedthemusichelikedas________.A.beautiful B.noisy C.common D.out-of-date32.Asthewritergrowsolder,herealizesthat________.A.onlyhisfatherdislikesnewmusic B.manyoldpeopledislikenewmusicC.manyyoungpeoplealsodislikenewmusic D.today’smusichasbecomeworseandworse33.Whichofthefollowingchartscorrectlyshows“themereexposureeffect”?(Preference偏爱,Leveloffamiliarity熟悉度)A. B. C. D.34.Punkandheavymetalaretwodifferent________accordingtothearticle.A.kindsofyoungpeople B.formsofmaterialsC.typesofmusic D.waysofdoingthings35.Accordingtothearticle,manyoldpeopledislikenewmusicbecause________.①newmusicistooterribletolistento②oldpeoplewanttobedifferentfromyoungpeople③newmusicisnotspeciallywrittenforoldpeople④oldpeoplehaveformedtheirownmusicaltastesA.①② B.②③ C.③④ D.①④CItjusthadn’tbeenaverygoodweek.OnTuesday,Sam’sfatherlosthisjob.ThenonWednesday,Sam’smotherannouncedthattherentontheirapartmentwasgoingup.NowitwasFriday,andSamhadjustopenedhise-mailtofindaninvitationfromRosatoherbirthdayparty.AninvitationtoapartyatRosa’swouldhavebeengoodnews.SamknewRosafromAdventureClub.MembersoftheclubtooktripstoplacessuchastheMuseumofNaturalHistory.SamknewthathewouldenjoyRosa’sparty,buthedidn’twanttogowithoutagift.Whatcouldhepossiblybuyherwiththelittlebitofmoneyhehadleftinhispocket?Samknewhecouldn’taskMomorDadforanymoney—notthisweek!“Well,”Samthought,“Idon’thavetimetoworryaboutthisrightnow.I’vegotareporttowriteforschool,andI’dbettergettothelibrarybeforeitcloses.”Laterthatafternoon,asSamwasleavingthelibrary,henoticedasignthatsaidtherewasabooksalegoingondownstairs.Samheadeddownforaquicklook,andtwobookscaughthiseye.ThefirstwasacookbookofPuertoRicanfoods,andthesecondwasabookaboutwomenexplorers.“Rosawouldlikethese,”Samthought,“butwoulditbetackytogiveherusedbooksforherbirthday?”Samdecidedthatausedgiftwasbetterthannogiftatall.Besides,Rosasupportedrecyclinginabigway,soprobablyshewouldnotmind.Withhislastdollar,Samboughtthebooksandwenthomefeelingalittlebetter.ThepartyonSaturdaywasalotoffun.EveryonetoldstoriesaboutthefunnythingstheyhaddoneinAdventureClub—likethetimetheywenthikinginanearbyparkandfellintothelake.Rosa’smotherandgrandmotherservedthemdeliciousfoodandcreamycoconutmilkshakes.Rosaopenedallhergiftsandthankedeveryoneforthenicethingstheyhadgivenher.ShestoppedforamomentwhensheopenedSam’sgift,whichmadehimwonderifshelikedthebooks,butnothingwassaid.Themomentpassed,andsoonthepartywasover.WhenSamgothome,heopenedhise-mailtofindthisnotefromRosa:DearSam,OfallthegiftsIreceivedtoday,yourswasthenicest.HowdidyouknowIwouldloveabookaboutwomenexplorersandacookbookofPuertoRicanfoods?NowIhavesomethingtoreadthatwillinspiremetofollowmydreamofbecominganadventurer,andIhaveabookthatIcansharewithmygrandmother.SheisgettingolderandwantstobesurehergranddaughterknowshowtomakethewonderfulfoodsofPuertoRico.Thankyousomuch.Youareagoodfriend.Love,RosaTheweekturnedouttobeagoodoneafterall.36.Whatwasthemainprobleminthisstory?A.Sam’smotherwasoutofwork.B.Rosa’sgrandmotherwasgettingolder.C.RosahadnotinvitedSamtoherbirthdayparty.D.Samdidn’thaveenoughmoneytobuyRosaagift.37.Accordingtothepassage,whichwordbestdescribesSam?A.Thoughtful. B.Humorous. C.Brave. D.Foolish.38.WhywasRosasopleasedwiththecookbook?A.Herdreamwastobecomeagreatcook.B.Shewantedtobebetteratcookingthanbefore.C.ShehadnevertastedPuertoRicanfoodsbefore.D.ShewantedtolearnhowtocookPuertoRicanfoods.39.Afterreadingthethank-younotefromRosa,Samwillmostprobably_________.A.jointheAdventureClub B.buyRosamorebooksC.askRosatolendhimthebooks D.writebacktoRosa40.Whichsayingbestexpressesathemeofthisstory?A.Practicemakesperfect.B.It’sthethoughtthatmatters.C.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.D.Ifatfirstyoudon’tsucceed,tryagain.DHowmuchwateristhereonthemoon?Thisisaquestionscientistshavetriedtoanswerforyears.ScientistsfromChinaandtheUKhavenowdiscoveredthatthemoonmayhaveplentyofwater,accordingtoarecentpaper.Overbillionsofyears,spacerockshavehitthesurfaceofthemoon,causingthesoiltomelt(融化)andbepushedoutsuddenlyintospace.Itisthencooleddownandfallsbacktothelunarsurface,formingbeads(珠子)ofglass.TheChang’e5probe,whichreturnedtoEarthonDec17,2020,broughtbackatotalof1,731gramsofrocksandsoilfromthelunarsurface,includingglassbeads,reportedXinhua.Theinternationalresearchteamlookedintothe32glassbeads.Theyfoundthataboutonetonofglassbeadsmayinclude0.5kilogramsofwater.“This‘water’wasintheformofhydrogen(氢气)includedintheglassbeads,whichcaneasilybeturnedintothewaterwecanuse,”HuiHejiu,oneofthestudyauthorssaid.Researchersthoughtthatthewaterincludedintheglassbeadscouldreachasmuchas270trillionkilograms.Thesolarwindcouldbethesourceofthewaterinthebeads,accordingtothestudy.Theglassbeadshavelotsofholesinsidetocatchhydrogenfromthewind.Ifthewaterinthebeadsiseasytoget,itwillbea“reallybigdeal”forspaceexploration,PhilBland,anexpertinAustraliasaid.Atpresent,waterusedbyastronautsduringtheirlongstaysinspacestationsisrecycled.Theurine(尿液)producedandwaterusedbyanastronautperdayisabout2kilograms.Theyarecollectedandpurified(净化),andthenprovidedtoastronautstodrink.Withthisnewfinding,humansettlementsonthemooncouldhaveplentyofwaterinthefuture.41.Theunderlinedword“it”inParagraph2refersto________.A.themeltedsoil B.thespacerock C.thesolarwind D.theChang’eprobe42.Accordingtothepassage,eighttonsofglassbeadsmayinclude________kilogramsofwater.A.1731 B.32 C.4 D.27043.Whatmaybethesourceofthewaterintheglassbeads?A.Thesolarwind. B.Thelunaratmosphere.C.Meltingiceonthelunarsurface. D.Spacerocksonthelunarsurface.44.Whatisthepresentmethodforgettingwaterforastronautsinspace?A.Bymeltingtheicefromspacerocks. B.Bytakingwaterfromsolarwind.C.Bytakingwateroutofthelunarsoil. D.Bypurifyingurineandwaterusedbyastronauts.45.Whyisthediscoveryimportantforspaceexploration?A.Itcouldhelptofindlifeonthemoon.B.Itmeansgrowingplantsinspaceispossible.C.Itmeansastronautscouldgetwaterfromthemoon.D.Itcouldhelpmakewaterrecyclingeasierinspace.第二部分非选择题(55分)四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文,请根据短文内容,在文后表格中填入恰当的单词,每空一词。(共10空;每空1.5分,满分15分)Let’sgocampingAsyouknow,campinghasalotofadvantages.Hereisalistofthemostimportantreasonstosendyourkidstocamp.Atcamp,childrencandoasmanythingsasfollows.MaketruefriendsCampistheplacewherekidsmaketheirverybestfriends.Freefromthesocialexpectationsandstressatschool,campencourageskidstorelaxandmakefriendseasily.Alltheamazingactivitiesandendlessfunatcampdraweveryonetogether.Everyday,friendshipsarecreated.LearnsocialskillsComingtocampmeansjoiningacommunitywhereeveryonemustagreetoworktogetherandrespecteachother.Whentheyliveinasmallroomwithothers,kidssolveproblemswithoutthehelpoffamilies,andunderstandtheimportanceofopencommunicationmoredeeply.Campbuildsteamwork.Growmoreindependent(独立)Campistheperfectplaceforkidstopracticedecidingtodosomethingforthemselves.Managingtheirdailychoicesinthesafe,caringenvironmentofcamp,childrenwelcometheseasachancetogrowinnewdirections.Camphelpskidsdevelopwhotheyare.ExperiencesuccessandbecomemoreconfidentCamphelpschildrenbuildself-confidence.Withitsnon-competitiveactivitiesanddifferentchancestosucceed,camplifereallyopensanewworldforyoungpeople.There'sachievementeveryday.Campteacheskidswhattheycando.Spendtheirdaybeingphysically(体力的)activeAschildrenspendsomuchtimethesedaysinsideandmostlysittingdown,campprovidesawonderfulchancetomove.Running,swimming,jumping,climbing!Youngbodiesgetfullyexercised.Campisaction!AdvantagesofcampDetailsMaketruefriendsKidsare46todevelopfriendshipwithothersthroughmanyamazingactivities.Friendshipsare47everyday.LearnsocialskillsCampingisacommunity.Kidswillknowit’simportantto48moreopenlywithothers.Campbuilds49GrowmoreindependentKidsmake50forthemselvesandtheywillfinditisanewdirectiontodevelop.Camphelpskidsdevelop51theyare.Experience52andbecomemoreconfidentNon-competitiveactivitieshelpkids53inthemselvesandtheyachieveeveryday.54partinphysicalactivitiesKidswilldo55exercisetogetstronger.五、请认真阅读下面短文,在有题号的横线上,填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式,每空只写一词。。(共10空;每空1.5分,满分15分)StudentsatauniversityinAnhuiProvincewillprobablynotreceivetheirdiplomas(毕业文凭)iftheyfailafitne

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