中考英語真題各省市閱讀簡(jiǎn)答題(含答案).doc

閱讀問答題(05長(zhǎng)春)It was December 25. Marie, a 13-year-old Australian girl,was happy. It was Christmas, and Maries mother was making a special cake. She put four small coins into the cake, and then she baked (烤) it. The four coins were for good luck. After dinner Marie and her family ate the cake. They found three coins in the cake and put them on the table. Where was the fourth coin? It was missing, but Maries mother didnt notice.After Christmas, Marie got sick. She coughed, and she couldnt speak. After six weeks she felt better, but she still couldnt speak. Maries parents took her to hospital. Doctors at the hospital looked her over, and then said, We are sorry, but we cant help her.For 12 years Marie didnt speak. She grew up,she got a job, and she got married. But she never spoke. One day, when Marie was 25 years old, she got a sore throat at work. She began to cough. She coughed up something small and black. What was it? Marie didnt know. She took it to the hospital. A doctor at the hospital said, This is a coin! The doctor told Marie, I think you can speak again. Marie went to a special doctor, and soon she could talk.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答問題。(10分)96. What did Maries mother make on Christmas?She made a special cake. / A special cake. / A cake. / A Christmas cake.錯(cuò)誤：She was making a special cake.97. What did Maries mother put some coins in the cake for? For good luck. / Good luck.98. How many coins did Maries family find after eating the Cake?Three / 3(coins). / Maries family found three / 3 coins after eating the cake.99. Why did Maries parents take her to hospital after Christmas?(Because) she was ill/sick./(Because) she couldnt speak./(Because) she coughed.100. Could Marie speak at last?Yes, she could. /Yes.(06長(zhǎng)春)Grace is in chocolate troubler Last week her boss, Mr. Clark, came back from Europe and brought some chocolates into the office. At lunch, when she went to the office refrigerator to get her lunch, she saw the box of the chocolates there, and she thought it was for them! But for the rest of the day, her boss didnt say anything. She kept checking the refrigerator, and back at her desk. She couldnt stop thinking of the chocolates. Then, around 4:00, she pretended to go for coffee, but in fact she went to the restroom and took out the box of the chocolates. She was only going to smell it. But when she had it in her hands, she thought, “Its OK；its for us. Why not have my piece a little earlier?”So she opened it up and ate one and went back to her desk. A bit later, Grace found herself back at the refrigerator. She looked at the box and noticed the box still looked full. She thought, “It doesnt matter for me to have a second piece.” It was so delicious that she couldnt help eating a third, a fourth.until suddenly she had eaten half the box. She felt really stupid. She was afraid that others would find that. So she closed the box and tied the ribbon(絲帶)again. The next day, Grace knew the chocolates were for an important guest. When the guest opened the box and it was half empty, Mr. Clark felt so embarrassed. That was a week ago. But he still keeps asking who ate the chocolates. And all the others complain about that. Grace never thought this problem would get so big. What should she do? Should she give up her job? Tell her boss the truth? Just let it be? Shes in so much trouble.91. Where did the boss put the chocolates? He put them in the(office)refrigerator./In the(office)refrigerator.92. Did the boss know Grace ate the chocolates?No，he didnt./No.93. How many chocolates did Grace eat?She ate half the box of the chocolates.Half the box(of the chocolates).94. Who did the boss buy the chocolates for?He bought them for an important guest.An important guest.A guest95. What do you think Grace should do at last?I think she should tell her boss the truthI think she should keep the secreLI think she should let it be./I think she should give up herjob.I think she should say sorry to her boss.I think she should apologize to her boos. (07長(zhǎng)春)I started my school life at the age of six. At first the school for me, a boy, meant play, play and more play instead of sitting in the classroom and learning something. However, I changed the way I used to behave at school with the help of my teachers. I tried my best to do well in my schoolwork and follow the school rules.Growing and learning were great fun. Every year we had different kinds of school trips. Not only could we learn many things from them, but also we were given many projects (課題) as homework. It helped us know more. At the same time, we made many good friends. In Grade 8, I won prizes in drawing and English speech competitions. When I was in Grade 9, I realized that I should give all my attention to my studies because I was going to take the exams to get into senior (高級(jí)的) middle school.Whenever I think of my school life, I feel very happy and I think in everybodys school life there are many ups and downs(苦樂；盛衰) that influence his life. School is a place where all of us learn to care and share. “School” is not just a place, but a large building made up of rules, knowledge and love. I think in everybodys success, school plays a key role. I can describe my school in “Three Ss”. They are: Small, Sweet and Simple. My school was the best, is the best and will always be the best.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容， 回答問題。91. When did the writer start to go to school?He (The writer) started to go to school at the age of six./He started his school life at the age of six./At the age of six.92. Who helped him change the way he used to behave at school?His teachers.93. Does he think the school trips were useful?Yes.94. Why did he give all his attention to his studies in Grade 9?Because he was going to take the exams to get into senior middle school.95. He describes his school in “Three Ss”. What are they?They are Small, Sweet and Simple.(08長(zhǎng)春)Linda and her brother, John, saved money for many years. One day, Linda emptied her money jar. “I would like to help other people with the money,” she said. John also emptied his money jar. “We can do a lot for others with all the money,” John said with a smile. “But who shall we help?” Linda asked. “Lets help our neighbors, Billy and his sister, Rose. I have found that there are some holes in their shoes,” John said. “We could buy some new shoes for them,” Linda said.Linda and John told their mother their plan. She was glad and took them to a shoe store at once. Linda picked out a pair of shoes for Rose. John picked out a pair of shoes for Billy. They put the two pairs of shoes into two beautiful boxes. When it was darker, John walked to Billy and Roses house quietly. He put the boxes near the door, and knocked hard, and then he ran away quickly.Billy and Rose came out. “Look! There are presents for us. Someone left them here,” Billy said. They looked around, but they couldnt find anyone. They took the boxes inside happily.The next morning, when Linda and John went out, they saw Billy and Rose playing outside. They were both wearing their new shoes. Linda and John were so happy because they could help others.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答下面問題。（10分）91. Who was Lindas brother? John. / John was. / John was Lindas brother. 92. What did Linda and John buy with their saved money? Shoes. / Two pairs of shoes. / They bought shoes (with their saved money). / They bought two pairs of shoes (with their saved money). 93. Where did John put the boxes? Near the door of Billy and Roses house. / He put them near the door of Billy and Roses house. / Near the door. 94. Why were Linda and John happy? Because they could help others. / They could help others. /Because they helped others. / They helped others. 95. Were Linda and John kind and helpful? Yes. / Yes, they were. / Yes, I think so. / Yes, .they were kind and helpful.(09長(zhǎng)春)A group of friends from Italy wanted to do something different for their vacation. They decided to drive through Australia in a jeep. The journey was a real adventure(冒險(xiǎn)),but sometimes the long hours on the road made them tired.It was Bills turn to drive. Tony, Allan and Jeff were sleeping. Bill was thinking of the cool drink and shower in the next town when suddenly something jumped in front of the jeep. Bill tried to stop the jeep, but it was too late, he hit it. When the four friends got out, they saw a kangaroo lying on the road. They thought it was dead. What could they do? It wasnt their fault(過失).It was an accident.The friends were sad, but they wanted to have a photo of the kangaroo to show everyone back home. Jeff got his camera, and the others picked up the kangaroo and stood it up against the jeep. The boys decided to dress up the kangaroo. They put a cap, sunglasses and a jacket on him. They took several photos with the kangaroo.Suddenly, to their surprise, the kangaroo moved its head . . . moved its body, and jumped away with Bills cap, Allans sunglasses, and Tony s jacketwith his passport and one thousand dollars.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答下列問題。（10分）91. Which country did the four friends come from?Italy./ They were (came) from Italy.92. What were the other boys doing while Bill was driving?Sleeping. / They (The other boys) were sleeping.93. How did they feel when they hit the kangaroo?Sad. /They were (felt) sad.94. Did they take photos with the kangaroo?Yes. I Yes, they did.95. How much money did the kangaroo take away?$ 1 000, I 1 000 dollars. / One thousand dollars.(10長(zhǎng)春)An old man lived alone in his old house. He hardly ever came out. He wouldnt communicate with others.One day, a little boy selling magazines knocked at the mans door. The door slowly opened. “Uh, sir, would you like to buy a magazine?” The old man just stared (盯著) at the boy. The boy looked inside and saw lots of dog sculptures（雕塑品）on the table. “Do you collect dogs?” The boy asked. “Yes, they are all my family.” Hearing this, the boy understood and felt sorry for him. “I have a magazine here about dogs. Its perfect for you.” The old man was ready to close the door and said, “No, I dont need any magazines.”The boy suddenly had an idea. He had a dog sculpture, which did not mean much to him. After a while, the boy returned with a box. The old man shouted this time, “I told you no magazines!” “I bring you a gift.” The boy opened the box and handed him the sculpture. The old man got surprised because no one had given him a gift. From that day on, the old man started coming out of his house. He and the boy became friends. The boy even brought his pet dog to visit the old man every week.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答下列問題。（10分）91. Did the old man live with his children？ No, he didnt. 92. What did the boy sell? He sold magazines. 93. Where were the old mans dog sculptures? They were on the table./On the table. 94. Why did the old man get surprised when he got the gift? The old man got surprised because no one had given him a gift. 95. What do you think of the boy? The boy was kind-hearted./kind/nice/smart. 其他各省市中考真題(10荊州)At a special ceremony（儀式）, a special award was offered to a group of students from Changjiang University on February 11, 2010. They were brave enough to help save two boys from Changjiang Rive. All the students were there except three, who lost their lives when they tried to save the boys. On the afternoon of October 24, 2009, some students were taking a trip to Changjiang River. Suddenly two boys fell into the river. Some of them quickly jumped into the water and saved one boy. However, things didnt go so well when they tried to save the other one. More students joined in, and, hand in hand, they formed a human wall. Finally the other boy was saved. However, the human wall broke down and many students were swept away by the rushing water. At that moment several members of a winter swimming team nearby came to help and succeeded in saving many of the students. But the three of them, who were only 19, were nowhere to be found. 76. What did the students receive at the ceremony? (They received) a special award.77. Were all the students who saved the boys at the ceremony? No, they werent.78. What was described in the second paragraph? (How) the students saved the two boys.79. Why were many students rushed away by the water?Because the human wall broke down.80. Whats your idea after reading this story? Answers vary. (sample answers) The students were all heroes. / The students were all brave enough. / We should do as the students did. / We should learn from the students. / (10婁底)New rules and behavior standards(行為規(guī)范) for middle school students came out（頒布） in March. Middle schools are going to use a new way to decide who the top students are. The best students wont only have high marks. The following are some of the new rules. Tell the truth. Have you ever cheated(作弊) in an exam? Dont do it again! Thats not something honest students should do. Do more at school. Good students love animals and care for other people. April is Bird loving Month in China. Is your school doing anything to celebrate it? You should join! In that way， you can learn more about animals and how to protect（保護(hù)） them. Be open to new ideas. Have you ever thought people could live on the moon? Maybe youll find another earth in space in the future. Everyones new ideas are important. Protect yourself. Has a thief ever taken money from one of your classmates? Dont let it happen to you. If you have to go back home late，you should let your parents know. Use the Internet carefully. The Internet can be very useful for your study. But some things on the Internet arent for kids，so try to look at the good web pages（網(wǎng)頁）. You can use the web pages for fun or homework. 36. What should the best students do in an exam? They should not cheat./ They should be honest. 37. What should you do if you have to go back home late?. We should let our parents know. 38. What can the children use the good web pages for? For fun or homework. 39. When did the new rules come out? In March. 40. Which new idea do you think may come true? People could live on the moon in the future.(10陜西)Once there were five beggars(乞丐). One was English, one Turkish, one Greek, one was an Arab and one was Persian. One day they met and decided to stay together, sharing what they had and helping each other in trouble times.Soon a man passed them in the street and gave them a coin. They talked about what to do with it. At last they decided to buy something to eat.“Lets buy some grapes!” said the Englishman. But the Turkish wanted “uzum”, the Arab “aneb”, the Greek “stafelea”, and the Persian insisted on(堅(jiān)持) “angur”. They did not understand each others language very well. Soon they were quarrelling and even fighting.While they were fighting about how to spend the money, a stranger came along. He knew all the five languages. He asked them why they were fighting. After they told him, he said, “Give me your coin. I will buy what you want.”He was soon back with a bunch of grapes. Each beggar was happy, as each had what he had wanted. They all asked for the same thing, but the word for “grapes” is different in different languages.If people could understand each other, there would be no need to fight.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答下列問題。36. Did these beggars speak the same language?No, they didnt.37. What did they decide to do when they met one day?They decided to stay together, sharing what they had and helping each other in trouble times. 38. What did a man give them in the street?He gave them a coin.39. Why did they quarrel?Because they didnt understand each others language very well.40. In fact, all of them wanted to buy grapes, didnt they?Yes, they did.(10北京)Chinatown is the name given to an area in the middle of London. It is just between Leicester Square and Shaftsbury Avenue. Gerrard Street is at the center and is the most important street in the area. There is a large Chinese community(社區(qū)) with a lot of Chinese restaurants, Chinese supermarkets and shops in this street. In the 1950s, it was a poor area and everything was very cheap. At the same time, the world rice market changed and thousands of farm workers in Hong Kong lost their jobs. They began arriving in London to look for work. They found jobs in the restaurants in this area. Many British people liked Chinese food, and the restaurants were popular.These restaurant workers often worked 17 hours a day and had no time to learn English. As more Chinese arrived, more shops and businesses grew up. Wives came and joined their husbands and children came and joined their fathers. The community grew, and Chinatown was born.In the 1970s and 1980s, British-born Chinese started to have a better education and this brought economic(經(jīng)濟(jì)的) success to the area. Many families moved out of Chinatown, and there was more space for businesses. Gerrard Street became a street only for visitors and was soon a popular place for tourists.Now everyone knows about Londons Chinatown. During the Chinese New Year, the streets are seen with flags and thousands of Chinese go into the streets. For most of the year, though, Londoners and tourists go there mainly for the food in the Chinese restaurants. The best restaurants are the ones where the Chinese eat.65. Is this Chinatown in the middle of London?66. Was the area rich or poor in the 1950s?67