2023年浙江省温州市绣山中学、第二外国语学校中考二模联考英语试题

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一、完形填空（本题有 15 小题，每小题 1 分，共 15 分）
阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的 A、 B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
I remembered the unfrgettable experience f the play The Little Mermaid. My friend Avery and I bth tried ut fr it. Avery really hped t get picked t be Mermaid while I didn’t 1 what part I gt as lng as I was in it.
“S yu’d be happy t have a 2 part like the starfish?” Avery asked.
“Exactly!” I said.
A few days later, Avery and I went t check the cast list*. “Ww! Yu gt the 3 as Mermaid and I gt the sister.” said Avery.
“That can’t be right,” I said. “There 4 be sme mistake!”
But I 5 was given the part f Mermaid. I was pretty sure the reasn I’d dne well was because I hadn’t been nervus at all during the auditin.
“D yu want t cme ver after schl and we can 6ur lines?” I asked. “N, thanks. I’m pretty busy this week.” Avery said, nt even lking at me.
That night at dinner, after 7me fr getting the leading rle, my parents asked hw I felt abut
it.
“Well, I’m cnfused,” I said. “Avery was upset because I was picked t be Mermaid. She 8
ur friendship.”
“Hmm,” said my mum. “Arizna, dn’t yu think this might be a 9 fr yu t be an extra- gd friend? Give Avery a little time and understanding, and she just might cme arund 10 t lng.”
Over the next week, I did my best t give Avery sme space. Then at rehearsal* ne day, I went up t her. “I knw yu didn’t exactly lve being the sister, but yu’re such a talented actr, and the way 11 yu act is awesme.” I smiled.
“Thanks,” said Avery. “The sister desn’t have that many lines. But I’m thinking abut all the ways besides talking that my character can express 12 .”
“Well,” I said, “I’m still struggling* with a few things 13 my character. I’d lve yur help if yu have any free time this week.”
She smiled. “I think I might be free n Thursday.”
Our play ended up ging great. We had s much fun, and the audience lved the shw. 14 things were difficult at the beginning with Avery and me, they’re better than ever nw! Peple may have a hard time dealing with their feelings f 15 , but it might be the perfect time fr them t be extra- gd friends.
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二、阅读理解（本题有 15 小题，第 16-18 小题每小题 1 分；第 19-29 小题每小题 2 分；第 30 小题
5 分，共 30 分）
阅读下面短文，第 16-29 小题请从所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项，第 30 小题请在答题纸规定区域作答。
A
1. A. find
B. care
C. check
D. remember
2. A. small
B. perfect
C. regular
D. familiar
3. A. rle
B. plan
C. test
D. name
4. A. can
B. must
C. need
D. might
5. A. hardly
B. nearly
C. really
D. frequently
6. A. cut
B. draw
C. intrduce
D. practice
7. A. asking
B. calling
C. thanking
D. cngratulating
8. A. gave up
B. laughed at
C. waited fr
D. wrried abut
9. A. dream
B. chance
C. dubt
D. prblem
10. A. fr
B. after
C. befre
D. unless
11. A. why
B. hw
C. when
D. where
12. A. myself
B. himself
C. herself
D. yurself
13. A. abut
B. rund
C. except
D. against
14. A. S
B. But
C. Thugh
D. As
15. A. fear
B. pride
C. patience
D. disappintment
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Hey, guys! I’m ging abrad!! This summer hliday, I’m gnna spend a week in Beijing with my family. But Beijing is a fresh new city t me. All I knw is that it’s the capital f China and the Olympics were held in this mdern but als traditinal city in 2008. S d yu have any gd advice n my jurney, like htels t stay, places t visit r things t knw? Many thanks!
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Lvely Kim
Ww! Gd fr yu, man! I went t Beijing tw years ag. It’s the mst histrical and beautiful city that I’ve ever seen. I still remember I stayed in Shichahai Shadw Art* Perfrmance Htel at that time. The htel is amazing with rms mixing the shadw art and Chinese classical elements. Yu’re sure t learn smething abut Chinese pera culture with the help f the friendly Chinese peple.
Fiberman
Hi, man! Nw I am at the Suthern Gng and Drum Lane in Beijing! It is ne f the ldest streets where yu can enjy mst traditinal fd in the restaurants, the best cheese in Wenyu Cheese shp, the sweetest rse cake at Miss Hat’s Cake, and my favrite mustard rasted wings at Guiwei. Check ut my phts! �
Jasn Charles
Hi there! I’m Jasn, an exchange student in China. If yu’ve gt the chance t cme here, a visit t the Great Wall must be n tp f yur t-d list. With a length f mre than 5,000 kilmeters, the Wall was built by ancient Chinese peple ver 2,000 years ag. I bet yu will be shcked by the great view when yu stand n it and lk far int the distance. Have a try! �
gave ut the advice n the place t stay.
A. Lvely KimB. FibermanC. Jasn CharlesD. Tmmy Green
Jasn Charles advised Tmmy t .
A. climb China’s lngest wallB. taste the traditinal fd
C. watch the shadw shw firstD. take phts f the restaurants
Hw d these freigners feel abut Beijing?
A. Beautiful.B. Mdern.C. Friendly.D. Traditinal.
B
In 1909, Snra Smart Ddd was listening t a Mther’s Day sermn* at her lcal church when she had the idea f setting a similar day t hnr the hard-wrking fathers f the cmmunity. Ddd was the daughter f a Civil War sldier named William Jacksn Smart, wh raised six children n his wn after his wife died during the childbirth.
She cntacted lcal church grups, gvernment fficials, and businesses, hping t call n the cmmunity t hnr fathers arund the state f Washingtn. Several ther peple acrss the natin had similar ideas thrughut the years, but Mrs. Ddd is believed t be the first ne t ppularize it, starting events that made Father’s Day a U.S. natinal hliday.
While Father’s Day always takes place n the third Sunday f June nw, that date was actually a cmprmise* after the first date turned ut t be unrealistic*. Ddd’s gal was fr the hliday t be n June 5, which was als her father’s birthday, but when the lcal churches asked fr mre time t prepare fr all the festivals during that perid, it was mved t the third Sunday in June. Officially, the first Father’s Day celebratin tk place n June 19, 1910.
The first Father’s Day included a church service where daughters wuld hand red rses t their fathers as a general prcess. The rses were als stuck nt the clthing f the children t further hnr their fathers – a red rse fr a still living father and a white rse fr thse wh had passed away. Ddd als brught rses and gifts t any father in the cmmunity wh was unable t make it t the service. This gave birth t the traditin f buying rses as specific flwers f Father’s Day in the twentieth century.
But nw it is nearly frgtten. Fr mst yung peple tday, Father’s Day means buying and sending greeting cards t their fathers. The hliday is the furth mst ppular day fr exchanging cards, with abut 72 millin flying ff shelves every year.
It’s difficult t think f hw t praise r thank fathers n the card while mthers always receive many kind wrds. Actually, a father is smene yu need t lk up t n matter hw tall yu grw.
Snra’s father was a man wh .
A. served in a lcal churchB. raised children with his wife
C. returned frm the Civil WarD. wrked hard in a cmmunity
When was the first date fr Father’s Day?
A. On June 3.B. On June 5.C. On June 15.D. On June 19.
What des the underlined wrd “it” in Paragraph 5 refer t?
A. Giving rses t fathers.B. Sending cards t fathers.
C. Saying kind wrds t fathers.D. Singing the Father’s Day sermn.
What can we learn frm the passage?
Peple wre sme rses t shw respect t their fathers.
Peple used t send cards mre than giving greeting cards.
The idea f setting Father’s Day was first brught up by Snra.
Snra wrked hard t make Father’s Day ppular all ver the wrld.
C
Befre the discvery f DNA analyzing in the 1980s, fingerprints were the easiest way t slve serius crimes* due t tw basic features: their persistence and their uniqueness.
It’s believed that f the 7 billin r s peple n Earth, each ne f us has ur wn unique fingerprints. But did yu knw that ur fingerprints culd actually reveal a lt mre abut us than just ur identity?
Accrding t Bailey f The Cnversatin, fingerprints can shw peple’s lifestyle and living envirnment, eating habits, pssible medical prblems and even the jb f a persn.
S hw can we figure all these ut frm just a simple fingerprint?
Well, a fingerprint is frmed when a finger makes cntact with a surface. Mst fingerprints are nt visible* t ur eyes and require a chemical way t make them visible. Stuck between the ridges f a fingerprint, hwever, are substances* that can tell a stry abut wh we are. Things like traces* f sweat, bld, and fd reveal a lt f infrmatin abut us – what we’ve tuched, what we’ve eaten and even what medicine we’ve taken.
At the mment, the skills t discver these substances are mstly used in slving the crime cases, but its applicatin culd be much wider, accrding t Bailey, wh gives speeches in chemistry at the University f Surrey in the UK. Fr example, she and her fellw researchers were able t tell what medicines peple were taking frm their fingerprints, which may be f great help in the future t dctrs
treating their patients. A fingerprint check may als be able t tell a dctr whether a patient is prperly taking the medicine they’ve been given. In the treatment f sme f the mst serius illnesses, it’s deadly imprtant that the bdy is taking in these medicines. As Scientific American nted, this is particularly imprtant fr patients underging treatment fr heart cnditins and psychsis*, as these peple might struggle t take the medicines r frget r chse nt t take them.
And while it’s cmmnly believed that ur fingerprints never change, but in fact, they d – and peple can get a great deal f infrmatin frm the ways they change. In the future, fingerprint science wn’t nly be restricted t the crime lab but can help dctrs keep us in the best pssible health as well. Wn’t that be really amazing?
The purpse f Paragraph 2 is .
A. t make a cnclusinB. t lead t sme unknwn facts
C. t further explain the themeD. t make a cmmn sense knwn
What culd a fingerprint tell accrding t Bailey?
A. What a patient had taken.B. Hw a dctr gave medicines.
C. Wh made a serius crime.D. Hw a man was different frm thers.
What can we infer frm the passage?
We can see a fingerprint with ur eyes.
The change f fingerprints is f great value.
Fingerprints are the easiest way t slve crimes.
Things stuck between fingerprints’ ridges are f little use.
What’s the best title fr the passage?
Fingerprints: Uniqueness f Humans
Fingerprints: Traces t Slve Crimes
Fingerprints: Secrets Hidden n Fingers
Fingerprints: Ways fr Treating Illnesses
D
“Fire! It’s n fire!” A cry cut thrugh the silence f the night. A cuple was trying t save their 6-year-ld by frm the fire. Hwever, befre they culd reach ut fr the little by, they were trapped in the fire, nly leaving the helpless by.
Their neighbrs called the fire department, then std helplessly by, unable t enter the huse because f the big fire. The little by appeared at the secnd-flr windw, crying fr help, but the wrds spread amng the crwd that the firefighters wuld be a few minutes late because they were at the ther fire.
Suddenly, a man appeared with a ladder*, put it up against the side f the huse and quickly disappeared inside withut stp r fear. When he reappeared with the little by in his arms. He passed the child t the waiting arms belw, then disappeared int the night withut leaving a wrd behind.
The plice fund that the child had n living relatives, s weeks later a meeting was held in the twn hall t determine wh wuld take the child int their hme and bring him up.
A teacher said she wuld like t raise the child. She pinted ut that she culd ensure him a gd educatin. A farmer ffered him an upbringing n his farm. He pinted ut that living n a farm was healthy and satisfying. Others spke, giving their reasns why it was t the child’s advantage t live with them.
Finally, the twn’s richest man rse and said, “I can give this child all the advantages that yu have mentined here, plus mney and everything that mney can buy.”
Thrughut all this, the child remained silent, his eyes n the flr. It seemed that nthing culd excite him frm the feeling f lss. “Des anyne else want t speak?” asked the meeting chairman.
Then a man came frward frm the back f the hall. It was the man wh had disappeared. He walked slwly and appeared t be in great pain. When he gt t the frnt f the rm, he std directly in frnt f the little by and held ut his arms. His hands and arms were terribly scarred*. The meeting chairman asked, “Tell us, little by, will yu g with this man and be his sn?”
The by lked up at him with tears in his eyes. He rubbed his face and cried ut, “ ▲ !” Then
he determinedly ndded a very big “yes” t the meeting chairman. All the peple std up and clapped fr the by’s chice.
What happened when the huse was n fire?
The firemen arrived just in time.
The by’s parents saved him at last.
The neighbrs didn’t ffer any help.
A man climbed int the secnd flr.
The by remained silent in the meeting because .
he was sad abut his parents’ death
he was nt satisfied with the teacher
he felt bred while waiting fr thers
he didn’t knw which persn t chse
Which f the fllwing can be put int ▲in the last paragraph?
The man has the same scar as my dad
I wuld like the farmer t be my family
I dn’t want any f them t be my family
This is the man wh gave me a secnd life
Why did the by make such a chice at last? (请用约 40 词回答)
三、词汇运用（本题有 15 小题，每小题 1 分，共 15 分）
用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词限用一次。
Fr a greener planet,
China is wrking hard!
31. Since the early
century, glbal green leaf area has increased by 5%.
As the survey shws, the green leaf area waslcated in China and India.
China has spent a lt f timeut prgrams t enlarge the area f the frests.
The prgrams were develped t reduce sil ersin, airand climate change.
China wn’t stp wrking hardthere are few lsses in glbal greenness in the future.
carrymainpllutetwenty-neuntil
根据短文内容和所给中文提示，用单词的正确形式完成以下短文。
Fr a greener planet,
we are wrking hard!
It seems that envirnmental prtectin is the36(任务) f adults. Can teenagers d their parts in it? Zheng Huan, a 19-year-ld girl frm Sichuan gave her answer.
“Tday, climate change 37 ( 造 成 ) great damage t the envirnment arund us.” Zheng said. “It’s time fr us t make a difference by 38 (我们自己).” She set up an rganizatin. They wrked with game 39 ( 公 司 ), artists and prgrammers and make climate change a thing that culd be seen, felt and dealt with.
Zheng has been wrking n a game called Guardians f Earth. Players take pictures f different things in nature t get pints. One teenager said, “I40(很少地；不常) paid attentin t plants r animals. But nw they have all becme41(生动的；活泼的) and meaningful t me because nw I knw them.”
42(另一个) prject is digital artwrks abut climate change. Last year, lts f artists43 (邀请) t create wrks based n the bk AI 2041. The bk talks abut hw AI44(影响) the
envirnment in the future. “Paintings are a direct frm f art and nline paintings can reach mre peple in a even45(短) time,” Zheng said. “I want t cmmunicate the climate change in beautiful ways t increase peple’s understanding f nature,” she added.
四、语法填空（本题有 10 小题， 每小题 1 分，共 10 分）
阅读短文，根据上下文或括号内所给英文单词，写出空白处的英文单词以及它们的正确形 式，补全文本。
Michelle Yeh made histry n Sunday by becming the first 46 (Asia) t win the Best Actress Award at the 95th Academy Awards. She beat thers
47her excellent perfrmance in the sci-fi film Everything Everywhere All at Once.
Michelle was brn in 48 rich Malaysian-Chinese family in 1962. Then she came t Lndn 49 (study) at the Ryal Academy f Dance. But unluckily, she 50 (suffer) frm a back injury at the age f 16 that put paid t
her dreams f a ballet career. Michelle started her acting career in Hng Kng in the early 1980s and then she became famus 51 she perfrmed in a series f actin mvies. She wrked hard all the time because she knew there were s many amazing 52 (actress) and actrs whse shulders she std n. There were als many beside and ahead f 53 (she) .
The 60-year-ld gave a speech after receiving the award, “Fr the little bys and girls 54 lk like me, this is the light f hpe and pssibilities. This is the prf that yur big dreams d cme true. And ladies, dn’t let 55 (smebdy) tell yu that yu’re ever past yur time. Never give up!”
五、书面表达（本题 20 分）
Checklist fr Labr Habits
Excellent: ver 6 pints Nt bad: 4-6 pints
Need t be imprved: 0-3 pints
56. 假如你是李华，你的笔友 Mike 想了解中国学生参与劳动的情况。请你结合以下自查表进行劳动习惯的自评，并谈谈你对劳动的看法以及接下来的相关计划。
My activity
My attitude
At hme
At schl
…
In ttal: pints
3 pints
1 pint
0 pint
Activity
≧2 things
1 thing
Nne
Attitude
Active
OK
Unwilling
要求：（1）文中不得出现真实的姓名、学校等信息；
（2）词数：110 词左右（开头已给出，不计入总词数）。
Dear Mike,
It’s my great pleasure t tell yu smething abut my labr habits and plans fr that.
Yurs,
Li Hua
小词典
cast list
演员名单
cmprmisen. 妥协
crimen. 犯罪
ladder
n. 梯子
psychsis
n. 精神病
rehearsaln. 彩排
scarv. 在…上结疤
sermn
n. 圣歌
shadw art
unrealistic
n. 皮影艺术
adj. 不现实的
strugglev. 斗争
visibleadj. 可见的
substancen. 物质
trace
n. 痕迹