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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2026年辽宁省营口市中考英语二模试卷一、阅读五选四:本大题共4小题,共8分。Do
you
feel
sad,tired
or
worried?Do
you
find
yourself
forcing
a
smile
and
lying
when
people
ask
how
you're
doing?Sometimes,you
don't
feel
like
you're
okay.It
can
be
stressful
when
you're
going
through
a
hard
time.Luckily,things
can
get
better
in
time,and
you
don't
have
to
face
this
alone.(1)______
Direct
ways
to
feel
better.
Let
your
emotions(情感)out.You
can
cry,shout,or
call
a
friend
to
talk
about
your
trouble.(2)______
You
can
listen
to
light
music,look
at
lovely
pictures
or
touch
something
soft.Make
a
small
plan
for
the
next
hour—do
something
you
enjoy,like
drawing
or
watching
a
movie.
Facing
life
problems.
(3)______
Are
there
any
things
that
you
fear
when
you
know
they'
re
going
to
happen?Or
people
that
leave
you
feeling
upset,or
bad
about
yourself?Noticing
what's
happening
is
the
first
step
towards
improving
it.Then,solve
big
things
one
small
step
at
a
time.If
you
fail
sometimes,don't
lose
heart.It's
just
part
of
life.Learn
to
forgive(原谅)yourself
and
keep
going.
Being
Okay
Long-Term
You
can
start
with
a
thank-you
note.(4)______
Every
night,write
down
two
things
you
are
thankful
for
about
today,and
you
will
feel
yourself
slowly
becoming
a
happier
person.Also,you
can
spend
time
outdoors
and
balance
your
life.
A.Give
yourself
some
time
to
accept
who
you
are.
B.Here
are
some
tips
proven
to
help
you
to
be
okay.
C.Try
to
find
out
what
makes
you
feel
worried
inside.
D.Then
take
deep
breaths
to
help
yourself
calm
down.
E.People
who
are
thankful
are
more
likely
to
be
happy.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、完形填空:本大题共10小题,共10分。Forcenturies,fishermenontheLiRiverworkedwithcormorants(鸬鹚).Theyarelargeblackbirdsthatcan
(5)
fish.Thesefishermenmadealivingwiththehelpofthebirds.Today,theoldtraditionisalmostgone.It'snowmostlyshownforvisitors.
Iwenttoseethisancientartlastsummer.Itwasaquieteveningafterastorm.I
(6)
withaboatmannamedHuang.Herowedhissmallboatalongtheriver
(7)
.Thewaterwasstillandthemountainsfarawaylookeddark.Ifelt
(8)
tobethere,waitingforsomethingspecialtohappen.
Aswetalked,twootherboatssuddenlyappeared.Fourcormorantssatquietlyatthefront.Twomeninbighatssmiledatus,thenlittheir
(9)
."Thelightbringsfishuptothetopofthewater,"Huangexplained."That'swhytheyfishatnight.Thebirdsare
(10)
thananynet(网).Theycanstayunderwaterforalongtimeandneverfailtogetthefish."
Themenwhistled(吹口哨)andthebirdsdove(俯冲)intotheriver.Wewatchedthemswimdownandmovewiththewaves.Theirheadsmovedfastfromsidetoside,
(11)
forfishinthedarkwater.Aftersometime,thebirdscamebackup.Onebirdhadalargefish!Aman
(12)
thefishoutofthebird'smouth.Thenthebirdgavehimtwomorefish.Itspartneralso
(13)
somefish.Thefishermenlaughedandpatted(轻拍)thebirds.Icouldseetheywereoldfriends,notjustworkingpartners.
Thatnight,Iatethe
(14)
atmyhotel."Thisiswhatyousawthisevening,"thecooksaid.Itasteditandloveditatonce.Itwassimplydelicious!AsIate,Ithoughtaboutthefishermenandtheirbirds.Thisoldwayoflifemaynotlastmuchlonger,butIwasluckytoseeitwithmyowneyes.5.A.catch B.buy C.feed D.draw6.A.setout B.cameback C.gaveaway D.stayup7.A.heavily B.loudly C.slowly D.nervously8.A.sorry B.lucky C.afraid D.surprised9.A.hats B.ropes C.sticks D.lanterns10.A.safer B.bigger C.better D.stronger11.A.hoping B.waiting C.asking D.searching12.A.touched B.pulled C.cut D.hid13.A.sold B.brought C.knew D.found14.A.bird B.candy C.fish D.tomato三、阅读理解:本大题共16小题,共32分。AWinter
Supermarket's
Member
ProgramGetpointswhenyoushop!
Yougetonepointforevery$8youspendoncertainitems(商品)withbluestars.
Prizesarewaitingforyou!
Saveupyourpointsandtradethemforprizes.
Therearelotstochoosefrom,likekitchentoolsandumbrellas.
StartsonOctober17andlastsfortwomonths.
*Prizeswillbetradedoneweekaftertheprogramends.
*Theprogramisonlyopentomembersofourphysicalstores.Thereisnoonlineprizeexchange!
*Membersarenotallowedtogivetheirpointstoeachother.15.Howmanypointscanyougetifyouspend$48inWinterSupermarket?______A.4. B.5. C.6. D.8.16.Howcanyoujoinintheprogramaccordingtothetext?______A.Bysavingupyourpoints.
B.Bybuyingitemsatlowprices.
C.Bygivingpointstoeachother.
D.Byonlybecominganonlinemember.17.Whencancustomersstarttotradetheirpointsforprizes?______A.October17. B.October24. C.December17. D.December24.18.Wheredoyoumostprobablyfindthetext?______A.Onashoppinglist. B.Onamarketboard.
C.Inamusicwebsite. D.Inafashionmagazine.BThere
were
tubes(试管)all
over
my
lab
desk.Once
again,my
experiment(实验)failed.I
felt
hopeless.A
few
months
earlier,I
had
just
started
the
project
full
of
confidence,believing
I
could
make
it
through
hard
work.I
spent
long
hours
in
the
lab
every
day.When
the
experiment
failed,I
simply
worked
harder.
But
while
I
was
working
harder
than
ever,I
was
not
getting
anywhere.I
didn't
know
what
to
do.
It
was
late
in
the
evening.One
partner
was
still
in
the
lab.He
noticed
my
worried
look,came
over
and
asked
how
I
was
doing.I
told
him
about
my
problems.After
we
talked
through
the
experiment,he
said,
"I
think
it'
s
time
to
go
home
and
get
some
sleep.""Taking
a
break
is
also
hard
work,you
know,"
he
added
with
a
smile.
Those
words
opened
my
eyes.I
no
longer
overworked
myself
in
the
lab.I
felt
less
stressed
and
my
research
started
to
progress.
A
few
years
later,my
professor(教授)and
I
were
discussing
an
age-old
problem
at
a
café.As
he
finished
his
coffee,he
said,
"We
need
to
work
smarter,not
harder."
I
was
surprised.I
had
never
heard
my
professor
say
anything
like
this.
Our
conversation
that
day
helped
me
understand
that
exciting
ideas
seldom
come
from
a
mind
under
pressure.My
best
ideas
almost
always
come
after
I
have
allowed
my
mind
to
relax—whether
that's
cooking
or
going
on
hikes
with
my
brother.Part
of
working
smarter,I
realised,can
be
taking
a
break.
Today,I
try
to
pass
this
idea
on
to
my
own
students.Work-life
balance
is
not
a
barrier(障碍)
to
excellent
research.It
is
an
important
part
of
it.19.What
did
the
writer
do
when
his
experiment
failed
at
first?______A.He
spent
more
time
working
in
the
lab.
B.He
went
home
early
and
got
some
sleep.
C.He
felt
hopeless
and
gave
up
the
project.
D.He
asked
his
professor
for
advice
politely.20.Howdidthewriterfeelafterhispartnertoldhimtotakeabreak?______A.Proud. B.Nervous. C.Hopeless. D.Encouraged.21.Whydidthewritermention"cookingorgoingonhikeswithmybrother"?______A.Toremindreadersnottoworkhard.
B.Toexplainhedevelopsalotofinterests.
C.Toshowwhatactivitieshelprelaxhismind.
D.Totellreadershowtodoexperimentsproperly.22.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?______A.Work-lifebalanceispartofworkingsmarter.
B.Itisverynecessarytodoexperimentsinalab.
C.Alabpartnercanhelpkeepsafeinexperiments.
D.Itisimportanttoworkhardifwewanttosucceed.COn
a
quiet
street
in
old
Shanghai,a
candy
shop
window
once
shone
with
rows
of
golden
sweets.Their
soft
shine
and
sweet
pear
smell
caught
people's
attention
from
far
away.These
were
pear-syrup
candies(梨膏糖),small
snacks
that
carried
both
sweetness
and
health
benefits,and
their
gentle
taste
is
still
loved
today.
Pear-syrup
candy
was
first
made
more
than
a
thousand
years
ago
in
China.Long
before
it
became
a
snack,it
was
a
traditional
medicine
believed
to
stop
coughs
and
comfort
the
throat.Its
recipe(食谱)was
simple
but
magical:pear
juice,honey,and
a
mix
of
herbs(草药).
The
story
began
in
the
Tang
Dynasty.
An
official
named
Wei
Zheng
was
known
for
his
deep
love
and
care
for
his
mother.
One
day,his
mother
caught
a
bad
cough,and
he
worried
about
her.Doctors
offered
medicine,but
it
tasted
so
terrible
that
she
refused
to
take
it.So
Wei
Zheng
tried
something
new.He
mixed
sweet
pear
syrup
with
herbs,and
heated
the
mixture
carefully
over
the
fire
until
it
became
thick
and
smooth.When
his
mother
tasted
it,her
eyes
lit
up—it
was
sweet!She
loved
the
taste
and
quickly
got
better.Word
spread
quickly.People
everywhere
began
making
this"sweet
medicine"
for
their
families.
By
the
Song
Dynasty,pear-syrup
candy
had
become
popular.Later,many
skilled
candy
makers
moved
south
and
lived
in
Hangzhou.From
there,the
candy
soon
spread
to
nearby
cities.
In
1855,the
first
pear-syrup
candy
shop,Zhupinzhai,opened
in
Shanghai.Two
others
soon
followed,and
together
they
made
the
candy
famous
across
China.
Later,they
started
the
Shanghai
Pear-Syrup
Candy
Factory,which
still
produces
the
classic
snack
today.
Today,doctors
no
longer
use
pear-syrup
candy
as
medicine,but
it
still
stands
for
care
and
love
in
China.Its
making
process
is
listed
as
a
national
intangible
cultural
heritage
(国家级非物质文化遗产).23.What
does
the
underlined
word"it"
refer
to(指代)in
Paragraph
2?______A.The
snack. B.The
recipe.
C.The
medicine. D.Pear-syrup
candy.24.HowdoesthewriterorganiseParagraph3?______A.Bygivingreasons. B.Bytellingastory.
C.Bylistingnumbers. D.Byshowingopinions.25.According
to
the
passage,you
can
learn
______
.A.pear-syrup
candy
was
first
made
less
than
1000
years
ago.
B.pear-syrup
candy
is
still
used
as
medicine
by
doctors
today.
C.the
first
pear-syrup
candy
shop
opened
in
Shanghai
in
1855.
D.Wei
Zheng
made
the
candy
for
his
mother
in
the
Song
Dynasty.26.What
is
the
writer's
purpose
in
writing
this
passage?______A.To
ask
people
to
eat
more
pear-syrup
candy.
B.To
teach
people
how
to
make
pear-syrup
candy.
C.To
advise
people
to
visit
old
Shanghai's
candy
shops.
D.To
introduce
the
history
and
value
of
pear-syrup
candy.D
Youareinaquietroom,tryingtofocusonyourhomework.Butashortpieceofasongkeepsplayinginyourmind.Whydoesthishappen?
Scientistscallthisan"earworm(耳虫现象)".Itmayhappenbecauseourbrainsmissmusic.Whenwewanttohearmusicbutcannot,ourbrainsmaycreatethesongthemselves.
Earwormsaremorelikelytohappenwithsongswehearoftenornotlongago.Inonestudy,researchersplayedanewsongtotwogroups.Onegroupheardittwice,whiletheotherhearditsixtimes.Then,overthenextthreedays,theresearcherscalledthematdifferenttimestoaskifthesongwasstuckintheirheads.Aboutoneinthreepeoplesaidyes.Thosewhoheardthesongsixtimesgotmoreearworms,especiallyonthefirstdayafterhearingit.
Anearwormnotonlymakesyouunhappybutalsotakesupspaceinyourworkingmemory—thepartofyourbrainthatholdsinformationforashorttime.Studiesshowthatwhenasongisstuckinyourhead,youdoworseatrememberingotherthings.Thebetteryouknowthesong,themoreitgetsinthewayofyourrecall.
Sohowcanyoustopanearworm?Chewinggum(嚼口香糖)mighthelp.Yourworkingmemoryusesyour"innervoice,"whichmovesyourthroatalittlewhenyou"say"thingsinyourmind.Chewinggumusesthesamethroatmuscles(肌肉).Thismaybreaktheloop(循环)ofthesongandmakeitgoaway.Nexttimeasonggetsstuck,trysomegum.It'sworthashot!27.WhatcanweknowfromthestudyinParagraph3?______A.Earwormsusuallylastlessthanawholeday.
B.Peopledislikehearingthesamesongmanytimes.
C.Hearingasongmoreoftencausesmoreearworms.
D.Allthepeoplegetearwormsafterlisteningtooldsongs.28.Theunderlinedword"recall"probablymeans______inthepassage?A.toforgetsomethingslowly. B.tohearanothersong.
C.tobringbackthememory. D.towritedownnewideas.29.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthetext?______A.Peoplewithgoodmemoriesseldomhaveearworms.
B.Earwormsmayweakenourshort-termmemoryability.
C.Chewinggumcancompletelysolvetheearwormproblem.
D.Aquietroomcanmakestudentsdothehomeworkcarefully.30.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?______A.TheHistoryofMusicandMemory
B.WhySongsGetStuckandWhatHelps
C.TheBenefitofChewingGumEveryDay
D.HowtoStopSongsfrom'StickinginYourHead四、任务型阅读-简答:本大题共1小题,共10分。31.
Manychildrenwonderwhentheyshouldstartsavingmoney.Myadviceissimple:Startassoonasyoucan.Havinggoalsisgoodforyou,andsavinghelpsyouworktowardthemstepbystep.Itcangiveyouasenseofresponsibility.Asyougetolder,youcansetyoursightsonbiggergoals.
Trysavingsomeofyourpocketmoneyeveryweek.Afterawhile,savingwillbecomeahabit,andyouwon'tevennoticethatthemoneyisgone.Youcouldalsocreateyourownmoneyjournal(日记)withanotebookandcoloredpens.Writedownhowmuchmoneyyouget,whereyouspenditandhowmuchyou'vesaved.Stickpicturesofthethingsyou'resavingupforinthejournaltokeepyourselfmotivated(有动力的)。
It'snicetoputyoursavingsinapiggybank,ifyoustillreceivepocketmoneyintheformofcoins.Becauseyoucanseeyourmoneyeveryday.Butabankaccountcanhelpyourmoneygrowmore.Banksreward(给以报酬)youforsavingmoneywithsomethingcalled"interest".Ifyouhavealong-termgoallikesavingupfordrivinglessons,askyourparentstohelpyouopenabankaccount.Remembernevertoshareyourpasswordswithanyone,notevenyourbestfriend.
Whenyouwanttobuysomethingsimplybecauseyourfriendhasit,stopandaskyourselfifthere'ssomethingelsethatwouldmakeyoutrulyhappy.Focusonwhatyoureallywant.Followingthecrowdcanleadyouawayfromyourowngoals.
Finally,don'tbeshyabouttalkingaboutmoney.Askyourparentsorteachersifyouhavequestions.Iftheycan'tgiveyouaclearanswer,trytoworkitouttogether.(1)Whenisthebesttimetostartsaving?
______(2)Howcanchildrenmakesavingahabit?
______(3)Whatcanchildrendotostopspendingmoneytoomuch?
______(4)Whatroledoparentsplayinteachingkidshowtosavemoney?Write30wordsormore.
______五、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共10分。32.Nie
Weiping
passed
away
in
Beijing
on
January
14th,2026.
(1)
the
1980s,he
became
well-known
in
Weiqi
after
he
led
the
Chinese
team
to
victories
in
the
China-Japan
Go
Challenge
Series(中日围棋擂台赛).
One
of
his
most
unforgettable
series
(2)
(take)
place
in
1985
against
Japan's
famous
Go
player
Koichi
Kobayashi.Instead
of
wearing
a
suit
as
usual,33-year-old
Nie
wore
a
red
sports
shirt
that
was
borrowed
from
China's
(3)
(nation)
table
tennis
team.He
later
said
that
seeing
the
word"China"
on
the
shirt
filled
him
with
fighting
spirit.Nie
beat
Kobayashi,a
victory
of
historic
(4)
(important).
In
the
first
three
China-Japan
Go
Challenge
Series,Nie
achieved
(5)
amazing
record
of
winning
9
games
without
a
loss.It
helped
the
Chinese
team
win
three
championships.This
was
seen
as
a
turning
point
in
the
history
of
Weiqi
competition
between
China
(6)
Japan.The
result
increased
the
confidence
of
the
Chinese
nation
(7)
(great).As
a
result,Weiqi
became
popular
all
over
China.For
his
great
achievements,Nie
(8)
(honour)
as"Weiqi
Sage(圣人)"in
1988.
Nie
also
played
an
important
role
in
bringing
Weiqi
to
the
public
in
China.
"I'm
ready
to
devote(奉献)myself
to
anything
that.helps
spread
Weiqi,"
Nie
often
said.In
1999,he
founded
the
Nie
Weiping
Dao
Chang
(9)
(teach)
the
game
to
young
people.Nie's
daughter
said,"I'm
proud
of
(10)
(he).My
father's
life
was
like
a
legend(传奇),and
above
all,it
was
a
life
devoted
to
his
deep
love
for
Weiqi."(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
六、书面表达:本大题共1小题,共20分。33.假定你是李辉。初中毕业在即,你的英国笔友Eric对你校即将举办的毕业典礼(graduationceremony)很感兴趣,请你给他写一封电子邮件,内容包括:
(1)毕业典礼的地点和时间安排;
(2)毕业典礼上最期待的一个环节;
(3)询问英国毕业典礼的活动形式。
注意:
(1)词数80~100,开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数;
(2)可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
(3)文中不能出现真实姓名及学校名称。
DearEric,
Howiseverythinggoing?________________
Lookingforwardtoyourreply.
Yours,LiHui
答案和解析1~4.【答案】B、D、C、E【解析】1.
细节推理题。根据上文Sometimes,you
don't
feel
like
you're
okay.It
can
be
stressful
when
you're
going
through
a
hard
time.Luckily,things
can
get
better
in
time,and
you
don't
have
to
face
this
alone.
(有时候,你觉得自己不太好。当你经历困难的时候,压力会很大。幸运的是,事情可以及时好转,你不必独自面对这一切。)和下文Direct
ways
to
feel
better.(感觉更好的直接方法。)以及Facing
life
problems.(面对生活问题。)可知,上文提到人们在艰难时期会有不好的感受,幸运的是情况会变好且不必独自面对,下文则开始介绍各种改善心情等的方法,所以此处应是引出一些有帮助的方法,B选项"这里有一些被证明可以帮助你变好的建议。"符合语境。故选B。
2.
细节推理题。根据上文Let
your
emotions
out.You
can
cry,shout,or
call
a
friend
to
talk
about
your
trouble.(释放你的情绪。你可以哭,喊,或者打电话给朋友来倾诉你的烦恼。)和下文You
can
listen
to
light
music,look
at
lovely
pictures
or
touch
something
soft(你可以听轻音乐,看可爱的图片或触摸柔软的东西)可知,上文说可以通过哭、喊、和朋友倾诉来释放情感,下文说可以听轻音乐等,中间需要一个过渡的放松方式,D选项"然后深呼吸,帮助自己平静下来。"能起到衔接作用,在释放情感后通过深呼吸进一步调节情绪。故选D。
3.
细节推理题。根据下文Are
there
any
things
that
you
fear
when
you
know
they're
going
to
happen?Or
people
that
leave
you
feeling
upset,or
bad
about
yourself?(当你知道一些事情将要发生时,你会害怕吗?或者那些让你感到不安或对自己不满意的人?)可知,这是在引导去发现内心让自己担忧的事情,C选项"试着找出是什么让你内心感到担忧。"与之呼应,是面对生活问题的第一步。故选C。
4.
细节推理题。根据上文Youcanstartwithathank-younote.(你可以从一封感谢信开始。)和下文Everynight,writedowntwothingsyouarethankfulforabouttoday,andyouwillfeelyourselfslowlybecomingahappierperson.(每天晚上,写下今天让你感恩的两件事,你会觉得自己慢慢成为一个更快乐的人。)可知,上文提到可以从写感谢信开始,下文说每晚写下两件感恩的事会让自己更快乐,E选项"心怀感恩的人更容易快乐。"解释了写感谢信和感恩行为与快乐的关系,起到承上启下的作用。故选E。5~14.【答案】A、A、C、B、D、C、D、B、B、C【解析】(1)考查动词。句意:它们是能捕鱼的大黑鸟。catch抓住;buy购买;feed喂养;draw画画。根据常识和后文"Thesefishermenmadealivingwiththehelpofthebirds."(这些渔民依靠鸟类谋生。)可知,渔民在鸟的帮助下谋生,说明鸬鹚是用来捕鱼的。根据语境,catch符合句意。故选A。
(2)考查动词短语。句意:我和一个叫黄的船夫一起出发了。setout出发;动身;cameback返回;gaveaway赠送;泄露;stayup熬夜。根据后文"Herowedhissmallboatalongtheriver"(他沿着河边划着小船)可知,作者和船夫一起乘船去江上,说明他们出发了。故选A。
(3)考查副词。句意:他沿着河缓慢地划着小船。heavily猛烈地;沉重地;loudly大声地;slowly缓慢地;nervously紧张地。根据前文"Itwasaquietevening"(这是一个宁静的夜晚)和后文"Thewaterwasstill"(水面依旧)可知,在一个宁静的夜晚,水面平静,船夫应是缓慢地划船。故选C。
(4)考查形容词。句意:能在那里等待特别的事情发生,我感到很幸运。sorry遗憾的;抱歉的;lucky幸运的;afraid害怕的;surprised惊讶的。根据文章最后一句"Iwasluckytoseeitwithmyowneyes."(我很幸运亲眼看到了它。)可知,作者对于能亲历这一古老场景感到非常幸运。故选B。
(5)考查名词。句意:两个戴着大帽子的人对我们笑了笑,然后点燃了他们的灯笼。hats帽子;ropes绳子;sticks木棍;枝条;lanterns灯笼。根据后文"Thelightbringsfishuptothetopofthewater"(灯光把鱼吸引到水面上来)可知,他们点燃了能发光照明的物品,即灯笼。故选D。
(6)考查形容词比较级。句意:这些鸟比任何网都好用。safer更安全的;bigger更大的;better更好的;stronger更强壮的。根据后文"Theycanstayunderwaterforalongtimeandneverfailtogetthefish."(它们可以在水下待很长时间,而且每次都能捕到鱼。)可知,鸬鹚捕鱼的效果比渔网更好。故选C。
(7)考查动名词。句意:它们的头快速地左右移动,在黑暗的水中寻找鱼。hoping希望;waiting等待;asking询问;searching寻找。根据"Theirheadsmovedfastfromsidetoside"(它们的头快速地左右移动)可知,鸬鹚在水下快速转动头部,是为了寻找猎物。故选D。
(8)考查动词。句意:一个男人把鱼从鸟的嘴里拽了出来。touched触碰;pulled拉;拽;cut切;割;hid隐藏。根据常识和语境,鸬鹚捕到鱼后含在嘴里,渔民需要用力把鱼从鸟嘴里拉出来。故选B。
(9)考查动词。句意:它的伙伴也带来了一些鱼。sold售卖;brought带来;knew知道;found找到;发现。根据前文"Thenthebirdgavehimtwomorefish."(然后小鸟又给了他两条鱼。)可知,另一只鸟也捕到了鱼并带给了渔民。故选B。
(10)考查名词。句意:那天晚上,我在酒店吃了鱼。bird鸟;candy糖果;fish鱼;tomato西红柿。根据"Aftersometime,thebirdscamebackup.Onebirdhadalargefish!"(过了一段时间,鸟儿又飞了回来。一只鸟有一条大鱼!)可知,晚餐吃的是鱼。故选C。
本文主要讲述了作者在漓江观看传统鸬鹚捕鱼的经历。渔民在夜间利用灯光吸引鱼群,指挥鸬鹚下水捕鱼。作者见证了这一古老技艺,并品尝了美味的鱼。
首先通读全文,了解文章大意,紧紧抓住上下文语境所提供的信息,然后明确词意,结合所学语法,运用排除法逐一选出答案,最后再通读全文核对答案。15~18.【答案】C、A、D、B【解析】(1)推理判断题。根据第二段"Yougetonepointforevery$8youspendoncertainitemswithbluestars."(购买带有蓝星标识的指定商品,每消费8美元即可获得1积分。)可知,消费48÷$8=6,因此可获得6个积分。故选C。
(2)细节理解题。根据第四段"Saveupyourpointsandtradethemforprizes."(积累积分,即可兑换奖品。)可知,参与活动的方式是积累积分并兑换奖品。故选A。
(3)根据第六段"StartsonOctober17andlastsfortwomonths."(活动于10月17日开始,持续两个月。)可知,从10月17日开始,往后推两个月,活动将在12月17日结束。再根据倒数第三段"Prizeswillbetradedoneweekaftertheprogramends."(奖品将在活动结束一周后进行兑换。)可知,在活动结束日期(12月17日)的基础上再加上一周(7天),即12月17日+7天=12月24日,顾客可以从12月24日开始兑换奖品。故选D。
(4)推理判断题。本文是一则超市促销活动通知,语言简洁、信息明确,最可能出现在超市的公告栏上。故选B。
本文是一则超市会员活动通知,主要介绍了冬季超市积分活动的规则:消费满$8得1积分,积分可用于兑换奖品,活动为期两个月,仅限实体店会员参与。
通读全文,理解文章大意,阅读题目后返回原文阅读并找出与题目相对应的内容,仔细核对,完成后再次阅读并检查。19~22.【答案】A、D、C、A【解析】略
1.
细节理解题。根据第一段"I
spent
long
hours
in
the
lab
every
day.When
the
experiment
failed,I
simply
worked
harder."(我每天在实验室里投入大量时间。实验失败后,便更加拼命地工作。)可知,起初实验失败时,作者花费更多时间在实验室工作。故选A。
2.
推理判断题。根据第四段"Thosewordsopenedmyeyes.Inolongeroverworkedmyselfinthelab.Ifeltlessstressedandmyresearchstartedtoprogress."(这番话让我豁然开朗。我不再在实验室里透支自己。压力随之减轻,我的研究也开始有了进展。)可知,同伴的建议让作者豁然开朗,压力减小且研究有了进展,这说明作者感到受到了鼓舞。故选D。
3.
推理判断题。根据第六段"MybestideasalmostalwayscomeafterIhaveallowedmymindtorelax—whetherthat'scookingorgoingonhikeswithmybrother."(我最好的灵感几乎都产生于让大脑放松之后——无论是烹饪,还是与兄弟一起徒步。)可知,作者提到做饭和徒步是为了举例说明哪些活动可以帮助他放松大脑。故选C。
4.
主旨大意题。通读全文,尤其是最后一段中"Work-lifebalanceisnotabarriertoexcellentresearch.Itisanimportantpartofit."(工作与生活的平衡并非卓越研究的阻碍,而是其重要的组成部分。)可知,文章主要讲述了工作与生活的平衡是更聪明工作的一部分。故选A。23~26.【答案】D、B、C、D【解析】略
1.
代词指代题。根据第二段Pear-syrup
candy
was
first
made
more
than
a
thousand
years
ago
in
China.Long
before
it
became
a
snack,it
was
a
traditional
medicine
believed
to
stop
coughs
and
comfort
the
throat.(梨膏糖最早起源于一千多年前的中国。在它成为一种小吃之前,它是一种被认为能止咳润喉的传统药物。)可知,it指代前文提到的主语Pear-syrup
candy(梨膏糖)。故选D。
2.
细节理解题。根据第三段ThestorybeganintheTangDynasty.AnofficialnamedWeiZhengwasknownforhisdeeploveandcareforhismother.Oneday,hismothercaughtabadcough,andheworriedabouther.Doctorsofferedmedicine,butittastedsoterriblethatsherefusedtotakeit.SoWeiZhengtriedsomethingnew.Hemixedsweetpearsyrupwithherbs,andheatedthemixturecarefullyoverthefireuntilitbecamethickandsmooth.Whenhismothertastedit,hereyeslitup—itwassweet!Shelovedthetasteandquicklygotbetter.Wordspreadquickly.Peopleeverywherebeganmakingthis"sweetmedicine"fortheirfamilies.(故事始于唐朝。有位官员名叫魏征,他以孝顺母亲而闻名。一天,母亲患上了严重的咳嗽,令他忧心不已。医生开了药,但因为味道太苦,母亲拒绝服用。于是,魏征尝试了新方法。他将清甜的梨汁与草药混合,并在火上精心熬制,直到变得浓稠顺滑。当母亲尝了一口,顿时眼前一亮—味道是甜的!她很喜欢这个味道,并很快康复了。消息迅速传开,各地的人们开始为家人制作这种"甜药"。)可知,第三段讲述了唐代官员魏征为咳嗽的母亲制作梨膏糖的故事,包含人物、起因、经过和结果,属于通过讲故事(Bytellingastory)的方式组织段落。故选B。
3.
细节理解题。根据第五段In
1855,the
first
pear-syrup
candy
shop,Zhupinzhai,opened
in
Shanghai.(1855年,上海首家梨膏糖店—朱品斋开业。)可知,第一家店于1855年在上海开业,C项正确。根据第二段Pear-syrup
candy
was
first
made
more
than
a
thousand
years
ago
in
China.(梨膏糖最早起源于一千多年前的中国。)可知,是"超过1000年",不是"少于1000年",A选项错误。根据最后一段Today,doctors
no
longer
use
pear-syrup
candy
as
medicine.(如今,医生已不再将梨膏糖作为药物使用。)可知,现在医生不再把它当药用,B项;根据第三段The
story
began
in
the
Tang
Dynasty.(故事始于唐朝。)可知,故事发生在唐朝,不是宋朝。D选项错误。故选C。
4.
主旨大意题。通读全文并根据第一段On
a
quiet
street
in
old
Shanghai,a
candy
shop
window
once
shone
with
rows
of
golden
sweets.Their
soft
shine
and
sweet
pear
smell
caught
people's
attention
from
far
away.These
were
pear-syrup
candies,small
snacks
that
carried
both
sweetness
and
health
benefits,and
their
gentle
taste
is
still
loved
today.(在旧上海一条宁静的街道上,一家糖果店的橱窗曾因一排排金黄色的糖果而熠熠生辉。它们柔和的光泽和清甜的梨香,总能从远处就吸引人们的目光。这便是梨膏糖—一种集清甜滋味与健康功效于一身的小吃,其温和的味道至今仍备受喜爱。)可知,本文介绍了梨膏糖的起源、历史传说、发展历程以及作为非物质文化遗产的文化价值,旨在介绍其历史和价值,而非推销或教学制作。故选D。27~30.【答案】C、C、B、B【解析】(1)细节理解题。根据第三段Thosewhoheardthesongsixtimesgotmoreearworms(那些听了六遍这首歌的人有更多的耳虫现象)可知,听歌曲的频率越高,越容易产生耳虫现象。故选C。
(2)词义猜测题。根据第四段youdoworseatrememberingotherthings.(你记其他事情的能力更差。)可知,此处指歌曲会阻碍你"回忆"其他事情,因此"recall"意为"回想、记起",与"bringbackthememory"意思相近。故选C。
(3)推理判断题。根据第四段takesupspaceinyourworkingmemory…youdoworseatrememberingotherthings.(占用了你的工作记忆空间你记其他事情的能力就变差了。)可知,耳虫会占用工作记忆(短期记忆)的空间,导致记忆其他事情的能力变差,即削弱短期记忆能力。故选B。
(4)标题归纳题。根据第二段Scientistscallthisan"earworm(耳虫现象)".(科学家称之为"耳虫"。)并结合全文信息可知,文章主要介绍了耳虫现象产生的原因、影响以及解决方法,因此B选项"为什么歌曲会卡住,什么能帮助"概括最全面。故选B。
本文主要介绍了"耳虫现象"(歌曲在脑中挥之不去)的成因、影响,并给出了嚼口香糖的解决方法。
在通读全文的基础上,根据全文大意,展开逻辑思维,瞻前顾后,认真辨析选项,仔细推敲,确定最佳答案。31.【答案】【小题1】Theyshouldstartasearlyaspossible.【小题2】Bysavingsomeoftheirpocketmoneyeveryweek.【小题3】Focusonwhattheyreallywant.【小题4】Parentscanhelpkidsopenabankaccountforlong-termgoals.Theycanalsoanswerkids'questionsaboutmoneyandworkwithkidstosolveproblems,guidingkidstoformgoodsavinghabits.【解析】(1)细节理解题。根据第一段Myadviceissimple:Startassoonasyoucan.(我的建议很简单:尽早开始。)可知,存钱的最佳时间是尽早开始。故填Theyshouldstartasearlyaspossible.
(2)细节理解题。根据第二段Trysavingsomeofyourpocketmoneyeveryweek.Afterawhile,savingwillbecomeahabit(试着每周存一些零花钱。过了一段时间,储蓄就会成为一种习惯)可知,每周存一部分零花钱可以让存钱变成习惯。故填Bysavingsomeoftheirpocketmoneyeveryweek.
(3)细节理解题。根据第四段Whenyouwanttobuysomethingsimplybecauseyourfriendhasit,stopandaskyourselfifthere'ssomethingelsethatwouldmakeyoutrulyhappy.Focusonwhatyoureallywant.(当你想买东西只是因为你的朋友有它的时候,停下来问问自己,是否还有其他东西能让你真正快乐。专注于你真正想要的东西。)可知,要专注于自己真正想要的东西,避免盲目消费。故填Focusonwhattheyreallywant.
(4)细节理解题。根据第三段Ifyouhavealong-termgoallikesavingupfordrivinglessons,askyourparentstohelpyouopenabankaccount.(如果你有一个长期目标,比如为驾驶课存钱,请你的父母帮你开一个银行账户。)和第五段Finally,don'tbeshyabouttalkingaboutmoney.Askyourparentsorteachersifyouhavequestions.Iftheycan'tgiveyouaclearanswer,trytoworkitouttogether.(最后,不要羞于谈论金钱。如果你有问题,可以问你的父母或老师。如果他们不能给你一个明确的答案,试着一起解决。)可知,父母可以帮助孩子为长期目标开设银行账户。他们还可以回答孩子们关于金钱的问题,并与孩子们一起解决问题,引导孩子们养成良好的储蓄习惯。故填Parentscanhelpkidsopenabankaccountforlong-termgoals.Theycanalsoanswerkids'questionsaboutmoneyandworkwithkidstosolveproblems,guidingkidstoformgoodsavinghabits.
本文主要给孩子们提供了一些关于存钱的实用建议,包括开始存钱的最佳时间、养成存钱习惯的方法、理性消费的技巧,以及如何向父母和老师寻求帮助。
做题时首先对原文材料迅速浏览,掌握全文的主旨大意。其次,细读题材,各个击破。掌握全文的大意之后,细细阅读材料后的问题,弄清每题要求后,带着问题,再回到原文中去寻找、捕获有关信息。32.【答案】【小题1】In【小题2】took【小题3】national【小题4】importance【小题5】an【小题6】and【小题7】greatly【小题8】was
honoured【小题9】to
teac
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