2023年福建省厦门某中学中考二模英语试题（含听力）

2023年福建省厦门第一中学中考二模英语试题（含听

力）

一、听录音选图片

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二、听短对话选答案

6.Howdidthemangototheconcert?

A.Bycar.B,Bybus.C,Onfoot.

7.Whatistheweatherlikenow?

A.It'srainy.B.Ifscloudy.C.It'ssunny.

8.WhendidJackgetupthismorning?

A.At6o'clock.B.At7o?clock.C.AtSo'clock.

9.WhichsubjectdoesAnnalikebest?

A.Chinese.B.Math.C.English.

三、听长对话选答案

10.What'stheman'sfavoritemusic?

A.Jazz.B.Rock.C.Popmusic.

11.Howdoesthewomanlikepopmusic?

A.Relaxing.B.Loud.C.Touching.

12.Whydoesthemanlookpale?

A.Hestayeduptostudy.B.Hefailedtheexam.C.Hegotsick.

13.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.Motherandson.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Classmates.

14.WhatwillthemanprobablydoonSaturdaymorning?

A.Seeamovie.B.Goshopping.C.Stayathome.

15.Whoiscomingtoseethewomanonweekends?

A.Herbrother.B.Hercousin.C.Hergrandfather.

四、听短文填表

听短文根据所听到的短文内容，完成下面表格，每空填一词。（短文读三遍）

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五、单项选择

21.Whichofthefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciation?

A.healthyB.dreamC.sweater

22.一CouldyoutellmesomethingaboutCTFRNewsHour1]

-Ofcourse.It'sone-hourround-upofworldnews.

A.aB.theC.an

23.Facialrecognition（人脸识别）technologyiswidelyusedforpayment.,we

needn'tenterthepasswordsanymore.

A.ForexampleB.AsaresultC.What'smore

24.一It'srainingheavilyoutside.MayIpushmybicycleintoyourhouse?

一Sure.Butpleaseputitthewallsothatitwon'ttakeuptoomuchspace.

A.inB.againstC.over

25.一Robot,couldyouwashthecarforme?—Yes,I.I'mcoming,dad.

A.canB.couldC.can't

26.TheunfairtreatmentofChinesecustomersbyBMWattheAutoShanghaiexpodid

usall.

A.disappointB.doubtC.challenge

27.Livestreaming（直播）anewchancefortraditionalcultureartists.

A*practicesB.providesC*promises

28.Youlunchatschool.Soyoudon'thavetobringyourownfood.

A.giveB.havegivenC.aregiven

29.InthelatestTVdramaTheKnockout,GaoQiqiangusedtobeanormal

fishmongergraduallylostthiswayandtookthewrongturning.

A.whoB.whomC.which

30.TheshoesmadeinChinaarecheaperandbetterthanmadeinKorea.

A.thatB.thoseC.ones

31.—Mary,doyouknow?

—Oh,heisadentist.[oncewenttohimtofixmyteeth.

A.whereJohnisfromB.howJohnisdoingC.whatJohnis

32.Look!Therain!Wecanholdthesportsmeetingintheopenairthis

afternoon.

A.isstoppingB.hadstoppedC.hasstopped

33.Thiskindofherbalmedicineisseenintheworldbecauseitlives6750

metersabovesealevelandishardtofind.

A.simplyB.seldomC.specially

34.VisitorshavefoundthatYaYahasbecomebony,manyChineseand

animalloversworryaboutherhealthandlifequalityattheMemphiszoo.

A.madeB.tomakeC.making

35.—Sir?couldIhandinmyhomeworkabitlate?

—,sinceyou'vebeenunwellthesedays.

A.Youcan'tbeseriousB.Well,allrightC.Pmafraidnot.

六、完形填空

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处

的最佳选项。

Oncetherewasapoorvillage.Peoplethereoftenlockedtheirdoorsandwindows

tightandkeptthefoodtheyhadtothemselves.

Astrangercameoneday.Hewasreallytiredandhungry.Hestoppedatthefirst

toaskforsomefood.uThereishardlyanyfoodhere!”thewomaninsidethe

housesaidandclosedthedoor.Butthetravelerwasnotreadyto.Hepickedup

alarge,roundandknockedoncemore.Theladyopenedthedooronlyhalf

way."Sinceyouarepoorlikeme,perhapsyouwouldliketohavesomeofmy

stonesoup/'saidthetraveler.Thoughthewomanfeltitwasimpossible,shewashungry

too,sosheinvitedhimin.Shelitthefiretoboilthewaler,andopenedherwindowstolet

outsomeheat.Thetravelerthestoneinsidethewateruntilitboiled.Hetasted

alittle,"It'salmostdone,butifyouhadjustalittlesaltandbutter,iiwouldtastemuch

better!”Theladydidso.

Justthenthelady'shusbandreturnedwithcarrotsandpotatoes.t<Impossible!,,

shoutedthehusbandwhenheknewwhathappened.t4lfsalmostfinishedbutitwouldbe

evennicerifweaddedsomecarrotsandpotatoes."thetravelerassured.Thehusband

andhandedoverthecarrotsandpotatoes.Soon,thesmellofthesoupdrifted

（飘）outthroughthewindowanddownthevillage.Oneneighborfollowedthesmellto

thefirsthouseandwatchedfromthewindow.Thetravelersaiditcouldbebetterifsome

beanswereadded.t4Ihavesome!,,shoutedtheneighbor.Hecouldn'twaittotastethe

soupsohereturnedwithbeans,andpouredthemintothepot.Thesmell

driftedevendownthevillage.

Wordaboutastrangetravelermakingsoupoutofasinglestonedrewmanyvillagers

outofhomesthere.Thetravelerfinallysaid,“It'sdone!”Heservedabowlof

stonesoupforeveryvillagers.Fromthatdayon,villagersstillrememberedthefinest

soupandtheydidn'tlockedtheirdoorsandwindowstightanymore,they

finallyunderstoodthemeaningofshare.

36.

A.houseB.roadC.window

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A.standupB.giveupC.putup

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A.leafB.meatC.stone

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A.traditionalB.medicalC.delicious

40.

A.placedB.washedCiused

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A,agreedB,expectedC,shouted

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A.sadlyB.likelyC.quickly

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A.furtherB.higherC.longer

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A.itsB.hisC.their

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A.andB.becauseC.or

七、阅读单选

OnedayJack'swifewascleaningoutacloset（2W）.

“Lookatalltheseumbrellas.,,shesaidtoJack.“Thereareeightandtheyareall

broken.^^

"I'lltakethemtotheumbrellashopandhavethemrepaired,nJacksaid."Theyare

toogoodtothrowaway.”

Jacktooktheeightumbrellastotheshopandleftthemthere."They'llbeready

tomolTOw.^^theshopkeepersaid.

ThateveningJackwenthomefromtheofficebybusasusual.Hesatnexttoanold

woman.Shehadanumbrellaonthefloornearher.

Whenthebusreachedhisstop,hepickedupherumbrellaandstoodup."Hey!”the

womansaid."That'smyumbrella!M

"I'msorry“Jacksaid,givingittoher."Iwasn,tthinking.Pleaseforgive（原谅）me”

Thenextdayhegotbacktheumbrellasfromtheumbrellashopandgotonthebus.

Ashesatdown,avoicebehindhimsaid,<4YoucertainlyhaveasuccessfuldayJHe

turnedaroundandsawthewomanwhoseumbrellahehadalmosttakenthedaybefore.

46.Jack'swifefoundumbrellasinthecloset.

A.eightbrokenB.eightoldC.eightnewD.eightdirty

47.hadthebrokenumbrellasrepairedintheumbrellashop.

A.Jack'swifeB.JackC.TheshopkeeperD.Theoldwoman

48.Thateveningtheoldwoman'sumbrellawasalmosttakenby.

A.theshopkeeperB.Jack'swithC.JackD.thedriver

49.ThenextdayJacksawthewoman.

A.intheshopB.athomeC.onthetrainD.onthebus

50.Wecaninfer（J隹断）fromthepassagethat.

A.Jackboughteightumbrellasfromtheshop

B.thewoman'sumbrellawasJack's

C.thewomanthoughtJackwasathief

D・Jackhadnineumbrellaatlast

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51.Whichsituationisthemostdangerousaccordingtothematerial?

A.Anoldmaninapark.

B*Achildinaclassroom.

C.Adisabledwomaninacoolhouse.

D.Anoutsideworkerataconstructionplace(建筑工地).

52.Howtoavoidheat-relateddeathsaccordingtothematerial?

①Drinkwater.②Staycool.③Gofishing.@Wearlight-colored

clothes.

A.①②③B.①②④C,①③④D.②③④

53.Whichonecanshowtherelationshipbetweentimeandthetemperatureinacar?

OutsideTemperature27℃

A.

54.What'sthepurposeofthematerial?

A.Towarnpeoplenottostayinthecar.

B.Totellpeopletheimportanceofextremeheat.

C.Toremindpeopletowearlightweightclothes.

D.Toteachpeoplehowtopreventheat-relateddeaths.

55.Whereisthematerialprobablyfrom?

A.AsafetynoticeB.Atravelguide

C.AweatherreportD.Acaradvertisement

Chinahasnameditsfirstfivenationalparks——SanjiangyuanNationalPark,Wuyi

MountainNationalPark,GiantPandaNationalPark,NortheastChinaTigerandLeopard

NationalParkandHainanTropicalRainforestNationalPark.Theycoveralandareaof

morethan230,000squarekilometersandprotectnearly30percentofthecountry'skey

wildlife§pecies（物种）.

SanjiangyuanareaisanimportantsourceoffreshwaterresourcesinChina.More

than60-billion-cubic-metercleanwaterissentdownstreameachyear,andthevolume

hasincreasedinrecentyears.

WuyiMountainNationalParkisknownas“thekingdomofsnakes”,"theworldof

insects”,“Iheheavenfbrbirds”,and“thekeytothestudyofAsianamphibiansand

reptiles”,WuyiMountainNationalParkhas558kindsofwildvertebrates,33.27percent

ofthetypesinFujianprovince.

GiantPandaNationalParkprotectsmorethan1600wildgiantpandas.Theyaccount

fbr（占）morethan70percentof（hepandasinChina.

NortheastChinaTigerandLeopardNationalParkisChina'smainareawhere

SiberiantigersandAmurleopardslive.Thereareabout40Siberiantigersandabout50

Amurleopards.

HainanTropicalRainforestNationalParkhasthelargesttropicalforestinChina.The

parkcoversninecitiesandcounties,withatotalareaof4,400squarekm,oraboutone­

seventhofHainanIslandslandarea.

Inthefuture,nationalparksareexpectedtobenaturalclassroomsfbreveryone.

Differentkindsofanimalsandplantslivehere.Thecountryismovingfasttoprotect

them.

56.Whichnationalparkisknownas“theheavenforbirds”？

A.SanjiangyuanNationalPark.

B.WuyiMountainNationalPark.

C.HainanTropicalRainforestNationalPark.

D.NortheastChinaTigerandLeopardNationalPark.

57.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“source-inparagraph2mean?

A.来源B.条件C.资源D.种类

58.WhichonecanshowthenumberofpandasinChinaliveinGiantPandaNational

Park?

60.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.TheFirstNationalParksB.DevelopmentofChina

C.AnimalsandPlantsD.GoingHikinginthePark

Haveyoueverwatchedmoviesaboutafuturewithflyingcars?Thisweek,wesawa

realone-theAirCarfromacompanycalledKleinVision.

TheAirCarcompletedatestflightbetweentheairportsofNitraandBratislava.It

flewataheightof2,500metersandaspeedof185kilometersperhour(kph)bythe

company'sCEOStefanKlein.The90kilometersjourneytook35minutestocomplete一

abouthalfthetimeittakesbycar.AfterlandingitatBratislavaAirport,Stefanthen

pushedabuttontoturnitintoasportscar.Theprocesstookonlytwominutesandfifteen

seconds.Thenhedroveitintothecity.Hedescribedtheexperienceas“normal”and

“verypleasant”.

TheAirCarisnottheworld'sfirstflyingcar,butithasthegreatestpotential（潜力）.

Likeanyotheroldcar,theAirCarrunsongasfromthepump（油泵）,butitcanturninto

anaircraftinsuchashorttime.Itcanascendfromtheroaddirectlyandreachheightsof

around5486meters-bouthalfoftheheightofaplane.

AlthoughtheAirCarcanallowpeopletoavoidthetraffic,theywouldlikelyincrease

noiseandairpollution.However,itstillopensanewpageoftransportationandturns

sciencefictionintoareality.Asthecustomers,wecanjustwaitforarideinasupercool

flyingcar.

61.Thewriterleadstothetopicbyinparagraph1.

A*tellingareasonB*givinganopinion

C.askingaquestionD.comparingtwofacts

62.Ittakeslessthanminutesfortheflyingcartoturnintoasportscar.

A.185B.35C.3D.2

63.Theunderlinedword“ascend”inparagraph3hasthesimilarmeaningtomove

A.upB.downC.backD.forward

64.WecanlearnfromthepassagethattheAirCar.

A.isdrivenbyelectricityB.istheworld'sfirstflyingcar

C.hasabrightfutureD.reachestheheightofaplane

65.Thepurposeofthepassageisto.

A.showtheeffectsoftheAirCarB.tellpeoplehowtoflyaflyingcar

C.explainhowtotesttheAirCarD,introduceanewwayoftransportation

八、阅读还原5选5

We'veallbeenthere-staringatabook,hopingthatwhatwestudywillstickinour

mind.Manyofushaveprobablywondered,"66-So,whydon'twelookatwhat

memoryexpertssayaboutthis?

67Accordingtoexperts,wecanlearnthingsbetterifwewaitforsometime

beforetryingtostudythemagain.Theysaythattryingtoretrieve（找回）somethingfrom

yourmemoryafteryouhavehadsometimetoforgetitwillmakeiteasiertorememberin

future.

Similarly,studieshaveshownthattakingsometimetojustdonothingafterstudying

mightmeanthatyoucanrememberthingsbetterafterwards.68Butsomethinkit

hastodowiththerelationshipbetweenlong-term（长期的）andshorttermmemory.

Anotherstudytipistochangebetweendifferenttopicsasyoustudy.69Now,

connectingthemtoeachotherortoimagesisoftenconsideredagoodwaytoremember

something.FormerworldmemorychampionJonathanHancocksayshowpicturing

piecesofinformationindifferentphysicallocationsorconnectingthemtomemorable

imagesmakesthemeasiertoremember.

70Hancocksaysthatbeinggenerallyorganizedmakesthingseasierforyour

brain.Manyotherexpertsalsosuggestthatweshouldgetalotofrestandexercise.So,

thegoodnewstotakefromthisisthatwhileitmaybehard,improvingourmemoryis

somethingwecancontrol.

A.Itisnotclearwhythishappens.

B.Isthereanywaytoimprovememory?

C.Thiscanhelpyoumakeconnectionsbetweendifferentideas.

D.Therearealsomorethingsthatwecandotoimproveourmemory.

E.Everystudentknowsthatit'shelpfultoreviewwhatthey'vestudiedbefore.

九、根据情景写句子

71.你想知道同学们假期过得怎么样，你可以这么问：

?

72.你想告诉你的朋友好久不见，你可以这么