上海2020屆崇明區(qū)初三中考英語(yǔ)一模卷帶答案

崇明區(qū)：2019學(xué)年度第?學(xué)期期末而顯詡研初?■:共里縱門卷2020.01Part2Phonetics,GrammarandVocabulary(第二部分語(yǔ)音、語(yǔ)法和詞匯)II.Choosethebestanswer選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?(共0分)Whichofthefollowingwordsispronouncedas/heit/?A)heightB)hateC)hurtD)heartHedidn'teventhankme,sothatwasthelasttimeIdidhimfavour.A)aB)theC)anD)/HarryPotterisawonderfulcharacterbecauseheisacoolboymagicpowersA)inB)byC)withD)fromJayZhoureleasedhisnewalbuminJune.Manyfanscheeredforonblogs.A)heB)hisC)himselfD)himThevoicethephonesoundedquitestrange.Ijustcouldn'figureitout.A)toB)forC)onD)atHevisitedafewattheirsummerhousesneartheriverlastweek.A)relativesB)trucksC)subwaysD)grassWhenJonreachedintohispocket,hewassurprisedtofindinit.Itwasempty!A)somethingB)anythingC)everythingD)nothingSimondidtheexercisesvery.Therefore,hegothighmarksthistime.A)carefullyB)carefulC)carelessD)carelesslyTheSuperTyphoonHagibiswastyphoonthathappenedinJapanesehistory.A)badB)worseC)worstD)theworst35)wonderfuleventtheChinaInternationalImportExpo(中S4博會(huì))was!A)WhatB)WhataC)WhatanD)HowYoutranslatethearticleforJessicabecausesheknowsEnglishquitewell.A)can'tB)won'tC)needn'tD)mustn'tGeorgethoughtthatTinaquiteunderstoodhim,hewrotetoher.A)soB)orC)butD)foryoumakeanappointmen的定)withthemanagerinadvance,it'impossibleforyoutomeethimnow.A)WhenB)UnlessC)SinceD)IfThestudentsofClassThreeanoralEnglishexamatthemoment.A)haveB)willhaveC)havehadD)arehavingMyfatherwhenIhurriedtotheairporttoseehimoffyesterday.A)isleavingB)hadleftC)leftD)willleaveTheflatofthefamousarchitectatthepriceof8milliondollarslastyear.A)willsellB)willbesoldC)soldD)wassoldThepopsingerwasbusyforhisconcert.Hedidn'thaveenoughtimetotakearest.A)toprepareB)preparingC)prepareD)preparedThecarelessdriverfailedtheothercarintime,whichcausedaterribleaccident.A)toseeB)seeingC)seeD)sawShallIbringyouacopyofthearticle?---Ihavealreadyhadone.A)That'agoodidea.B)Ithinkso.C)No,thanks.D)Yes,please.---Wouldyoumindlendingyourchemistrynotestome?—Hereyouare.A)I'nafraidIcan't.B)Mynotesaren'goodenough.C)Yes,Iagree.D)Notatall.Completethefollowingpassageswiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce(同下列1n二或#.租埠入空格,每空格限填一m.每月只能地一次；(共8分)?A)breaksB)turnupC)advantagesD)protectE)seriousFromtraffictotelevisions,ourearsalwaysheardifferentnoises.Yousometimeschoosetoputonyourheadphonesandlistentomusic.Youmightalso46thevolume.Thisway,youcankeepyourselfawayfromothersounds.Butbecareful!Yourearsaredelicat朗損的).Loudsoundscanharmyourears.Theycancausehearingloss.Insome47casesitmightevenmeanyoucan'hearanymore!Somepeoplehavetoworkaroundnoisymachines.Theyoftenneedtowearearplug鼻塞)to48theirears.Headphonescancausethesamekindofdamageasloudsounds.Sowhenyouareusingheadphones,youshouldbeverycarefiYou'nbettertakesome49.Yourearsneedsomerestattimes.Sotaketheheadphonesoffandenjoythequietness!A.beresponsibleforB.localC.usedtoD.communityE.professionalBinalonanisasmalltowninthePhilippines.Whenthesummercome,itsresidents(民)50situnderthetreesandgossi說(shuō)R］話)aboutneighbors.Butnolonger.Suchgossipisnowagainstanew51law.Residentswillbe(懲罰)iftheybreakthelaw.Thepunishmentforafirst-timeoffenderisafineofupto$3andthreehoursofpickinguprubbish.Ifoffendersbreakthelawagain,theywillfaceafineofupto$15andeight-hour52service.Thelawwaspassedbythemayorlastmonth.Hesaid:Binalonahasgoodpeople.Itisasafeplacetolivein.Soeveryoneshould53whatthegay.”Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms(用括月中所:i1的適當(dāng)形式完成下列句子，每空格限填一詞共8分)Theyhavewaitedforthreebeforegoingbacktoseetheprofessor,(month)Itmustbetiringtowalktothefloor.Whynottaketheliftinstead?(twelve)Nowadays,manyforeignerscanexpressclearlybyusingfluentChinese,(they)Theexcitingnewswasspreadthroughoutthecountry,(wide)Weknowthatitwasaveryhard,butwefeelwemadetherightone.(decide)Theclerkinthebankwassheoftengavetheoldsomeusefulinformation,(help)ItwasquitetoletPeterpayforeverythingduringthetrip,(fair)Itwasashamethatthesailordidn'tincrossingthePacific,(success)V.Completethefollowingsentencesasrequired（根據(jù)可培?史求完或旬了.62—67小題短空格限填一同廠共14分）Theleadershavealreadyreachedanagreementoneconomicaffairs.內(nèi)否定旬）Theleadersreachedanagreementoneconomicaffairs.Jennyputonabeautifuldresstoattendtheba哪會(huì)）lastnight.（X寸戈U線部分提問(wèn)）Jennyputontoattendtheballlastnight?It'politeofyoutorepeatthequestionfortheoldlady.（保持原句意思基本不變）It'spoliteofyoutothequestionfortheoldlady.Tonydidn'knowwherehecouldcollecttheinformationaboutcormorantfishing.（改為簡(jiǎn)單句）Tonydidn'knowcollecttheinformationaboutcormorantfishing.EachstudentgivesareportaboutnationalnewsinPoliticslessons.（成被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài)）AreportaboutnationalnewsbyeachstudentinPoliticslessons.Lindaaskedme,“WhewilltheCCTVHostCompetitioncometoanend?”（改則接引語(yǔ)）LindaaskedmetheCCTVHostCompetitioncometoanend.isfondof,hiswealth,therichbusinessman,infrontof,showingoff,poorpeople姓詞成句）Part3ReadingandWriting（第二部分」寫:VI.Readingcomprehension（I理解兆50分;，Choosethebestanswer（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?2分）DeborahSampsonwasborninMassachusetts,USin1760.Shewasthefiftholdestofthesevenchildreninherfamily.Thefamilywassopoorthatthemothersentthekidsofftolivewithfriendsandrelatives.Attheageof5,Deborahwastakeninbyanoldwomanandwasthensenttoworkasaservantinanotherhomeoneyearlater.Attheageof10,shehelpedwiththehouseworkandworkedonafarmforabouteightyears,growingtobeabout.173cmtall,almost30cmtallerthantheaveragewomanofherday.Hardphysicalworkhelpedherdevelopastrongbody.Shedreamedofgoingonsomeadventures.WhentheAmericanRevolutionaryWarbrokeoutin1775,womenwerenotallowedtoserveinthearmy.ButDeborahdressedherselftolooklikeamanandjoinedthearmyin1782.ShecalledherselfRobertShurtliff.Oneday,duringanattack,Deborahwasshot射中）nthebackandleg.Anothersoldiertookhertothehospital.Adoctortreatedthewoundonherbackandaskedifshehadanyotherwounds.Deborahliedandsaidno.Shewasafraidthatifthedoctorexaminedherleg,hewouldfindouthersecret.Thebulletwasdeepinherleg.Usingapocketknife,Deborahtookitout.Sheleftthehospitalandcontinuedtofight.Afterthewarended,Deborahgotmarriedandhadchildren.Butshestilllongedforadventure.SosheputonhersoldieruniformandtraveledaroundthecountrytellingofherlifeasRobertShurtliff,theyoungandbravesoldier.DeborahSampsonstartedtoworkasaservantin.A）1760B）1765C）1766D）1770Deborah'smalderdifferentfromtheaveragewomanofherday.A）unusualheightB）longhairC）poorchildhoodD）beautifulfaceDeborahjoinedthearmysuccessfullybecauseofthefollowingreasonsEXCEPTthat.A)shedressedherselflikeamanB)sheusedamaHnameC)shehadastrongbodyD)TheoldwomanaskedherTheword"i|iH'paragraph4refersto(指的是).A)thepocketknifeB)thebulletC)thesecretD)herlegWhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaboutDeborah?Deborahdeniedhavinganotherwoundwhenbeingasked.Deborahtreatedthewoundinherlegbyherself.Deborahwalkedtothehospitalafterbeingshot.Deborahwentonfightinginthewarafterbeingtreated.Whatwasthestorymainlyabout?A)Deborah'adventurouslife.B)ReasonswhyDeborahlikedadventures.C)AbigpoorfamilyDeborahhad.D)Fightforwomensright.Choosethebestwordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage(大譯最恰當(dāng)?shù)母赏騢j完成m文)：12分」Arenewspaperdying?Foryears,ithasbeensaidthatnewspapersareatdeathsdoor.Everyyearbringsmorenewsofclosing.Butwhyisthesituationso75fornewspapers.Newspaperhavealonghistory.Thefirstnewspaperwasprintedinthe1600s.Theindustrywitnesseditsmostsuccessfulperiodsintheearly20thcentury.WiththeappearanceofradioandTV,however,newspapercirculation發(fā):行量)begantofall.Bythemid-20lhcentury,radioandTVhadbecomesopopularthatpeoplenolongerhadto76newspapersfornews.Thatwasespeciallytrueofbreakingnews.Afternoonnewspaperswerethefirsttosuffer.PeoplecominghomefromworkincreasinglyturnedontheTV,insteadofopeninganewspaperbecauseTVcouldprovidenewsthathappenedashorttimeago.Ifstruethatnewspaperscouldn'tcompetewithTVon77buttheycouldprovidein-depthreportsthatTVnewscouldnot.Butnewspaperssufferedanotherheavierblow(打擊)inthe1990s.Withtheappearanceoftheinternet,largeamountsofinformationbecame78.ManynewspaperreadersrealizedthattheycouldreadnewsontheInternet.Thereseemedtobelittlereasontopayforanewspapersubscription(訂閱).Sowhatdoesthefuturehold?Willnewspapersdie?Maybenot.Manynewspapersarcnowmaking79.Somearegoingdigital.Somearegoingfartherandtakingtheindustrytoplacesithasneverbeento.Afterall,peoplestillwantthenews.Andmanyagreethatnewspapersarestillanimportantsourceofin-depthnews,analysisandopinions.Ifnewspapers80completely,therewillbenothingtotaketheirplace.75.A)excitingB)terribleC)attractiveD)bright76.A)giveupB)liveonC)relyonD)pickup77.A)speedB)memberC)instructionD)stress78.A)superB)importantC)safeD)free79.A)mistakesB)changesC)advertisementsD)noises80.A)delayB)releaseC)enterD)disappearReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內(nèi)拉人適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，使其內(nèi)容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母己給》（14分）Wouldyouliketotravelspace?Itis2050.Spacetourismhasbecomeareality.Sowouldyouwanttobeaspacetourist?Here,somemiddleschoolstudentssharetheiropinions.Jeea,U.K.Ilovespaceverymuchandwouldliketobethefirstteenagertod81anewplanet.Thenperhapsitwouldbenamedafterme.Iwouldbecomefamousaroundtheworld!Emily,U.S.Spaceexplorationcanbedangerous.WhatshouldIdoifIgetl82?dan'comebacktotheearth.Iamalsoalsoafraidofheights.Itwouldbeveryfrighteningwhenyoulookdownfromaspaceship!Klaudia,SpainIwouldlovetogotospacebecausefromthereIcouldenjoyanicev83oftheEarth.TheblueoceansandgreenforestsontheEarthmustbemagnificeWhat'more,Iamcuriousaboutwhatlifeislikewithoutgravity（重力）.Perhapsitwouldbefuntoplaygolfinspace!Edward,U.K.Itwouldbecool.ButhowlonelyanddepressedIwouldbewithouta84aroundme!Iwouldmissmyfamily.Italsorequiresalargeamountoftrainingtobecomeaspacetourist,andIdon'thinkIhavetimeforthat.Moreover,1don'thinkIcana85atriptospace.Thatwoulddefinitelycostalot!?:，Zainab,SouthAfricaI'loveto.WestudiedthesolarsysteminScienceclassesthissemester.Ithinkspaceisamazingand1desiretoknowmoreaboutit.Unluckily,Ihavenootherwaybuttosearchforinformationaboutito86.IfIcanhavethechancetotraveltospace,IwoulddirectlyseethethingsIneverseeontheEarth.?Ana,U.S.Iwouldnotliketobeaspacetourist.Irespectthosewholovespacetourism.Forme,Ionlywanttof87onwhatIhaveonthisplanet-myfamily,myschoolandmypets.IwouldliketoworkhardtomakeprogressinwhatIamdoing.Answerthequestions（根身:瓦文內(nèi)容H答；.飛）,.12分），Awomanwasattheairportwaitingforherflighttostartboarding.Shestillhadalotoftime,soshewenttoashopandboughtabooktoread.Whileshewasintheshop,shedecidedtobuyabagofcookiesaswell.Shearrivedathergate,satdownandstartedreadingherbook.Shereadherbooksoattentivelythatshedidn'noticewhatwasgoingonaroundher.Butshedidseethatamanhadsatdownnexttoherandtakenoneofhercookiesoutofthebag.Shepretendednottonotice,assheidn'wanttomakeascene當(dāng)眾大吵）.Butthenthemantookmore.Hekepteatingthecookiesuntiltherewasjustoneleft.Themantookthelastcookieandbrokeitinhalf.Hetappedthewomanontheshoulderandheldoutonehalftoher.Thewomancouldnotbelievehowmuchnervethismanhadtostealallofhercookiesandthenofferhalfacookieinreturn.Sheangrilygrabbedthehalf-cookieoutofhishandandateitwithoutanywords.Finally,itwastimeforhertoboard.Asshewenttothegate,shereachedintoherpurse.Suddenly,sherealizedthatherbagofcookieswasstillinherpurse.Themanhadeatenhisowncookiesthewholetimeandsimplywantedtosharethelastonewithher.ThwomaHsfaceturnedredwithshame.Therefore,shequicklycaughtupwithhimandsaid,94”.Whenwe'reiotpayingattentiontotheworldaroundus,itcanbeeasytomisunderstandhat'shappeningorevenbecomeangrywithothers.Itisbettertokeepoureyesopenandthinkabouteverypossibilitywhentryingtounderstandaparticularsituation.Didthewomanarriveattheairportsoearly?Whycouldn'thewomannoticewhathappenedaroundheratall?Whatdidthemandowiththelastcookie?Howdidthewomanfeelwhenshewasofferedthehalf-cookie?Whendidthewomanrealizehermistake?Whatdidthewomanprobablysaytotheman?Pleasefillintheblankinparagraph5withatleastTWOsentences.VII.Writing（作文）（共20分）Writeapassageofa