2019年杭州中考英語試卷

1、2019年杭州中考英語試卷第二部分閱讀理解The Coffee Pot RestaurantVie' re Iooking for Saturday assistants （幫 手）in our busy town centre job wi I I incIude setting and clearing tables, serving customers and helping in the ' re looking for polite and patient people who can work under pressure.Hours: 10 am4 pm incl

2、uding a ha I f-hour Iunch break.Pay: ? 5 an hour + IunchFiIm Extras WantedHave you ever wanted to be i n the mov i es Are you interested in acting We* re making a film i n the I oca I area dur i ng July and August and we ' I I need severaI young people as extras （臨時演員）.We' re Iooking for act

3、 i ve and soci a I 14-18 year- old .Pay: ? 50 a day + meals.Please include a recent photograph in your appI icat ion.Newspaper Boys/G irisWe're looking for honest young people to del iver （1殳遞）newspapers and magazines. V/e need one person for morning deliveries （7-8） and two people for evening d

4、eliveries（5-6）. You must be at least 13 years old and have your own bicycIe. For morning de I i ver ies you need to be good at getting up early,too!Pay:? 30 a weekV/hen you apply （申請），please say whether you prefer mornings or evenings.PART-TIME ASS ISTANTS WANTEDShop* n* Save Supermarket needs two y

5、oung people （14-18） for evening and weekend job incIudes helping customers, putting things on the shelves, collecting trolleys, etc.Hours: 5-7 evenings or 10-5 Saturdays and SundaysPay ?4 an hour and free Iunch for weekend hours16. ?To be a?film?extra, one?has?to?be A. ?pol ite?and?pat ient.B. ? act

6、 i ve and soc i a IB. honest and strongD. he IpfuI and carefuI17. ?A part-time?assistant at Shop' n* Save Supermarket needs to A. set?and?cI ear tab IesB. provide a photoC. de Ii ver newspapersD he Ip customers18. If 13-year old Tom is free from5:00 pm to7:00 pm, which job can he appIy forA. A r

7、estaurant assistant. B. A f i Im extra.C. A newspaper boyD. A supermarket assistant.BThis painting i s ca I I ed The Fighting Temera 7 re. Temera / re s the name of the b i g, old sai I ing ship that you can see on the I eft of the p icture. Peop I e chose this pi cture to be the greatest painting i

8、n Britain.J. M. W Turner painted it in 1839. It shows the old sailing ship, the Temera/re, on the R i ver Thames near London. There* s a sma I I tugboat pulling the old ship. It's in fact taking the Temeraire on its last journey. The old ship is going to the breaker's yard. In the background

9、 we can see the sun setting.The picture, however, is more than just a painting of two boats in the evening. The art i st wanted to show the end of an era （時代）,The time of the beautiful, old sailing ships is coming to an end. That's why we see this happening at sunset. In the little, brown tugboa

10、t we can see the new indust r ial era starting. The tugboat i s sma I I and dark and i t1 s making a lot of smoke, but it * s very strong, because it's pulling the much bigger ship The pa i nt i ng shows a reaI event. Turner watched the Temeraire taking its last journey up the Thames, but he cha

11、nged some of the deta i Is. He painted the old ship white and gold so that it looks I ike a ghost. In fact, the rea I ship was black and ye I I ow. V/e a I so see the sun setting behind the ship, but in fact, the ship travel led towards the sunset. However, Turner wanted to show the sun setting on t

12、he time of the beautiful old sailing ships.Turner painted The Fighting Temeraire when he was quite old, so perhaps he v/anted to show the sun setting on his own I ife, too. He loved the painting and he never sold it. You can see it today in the Nat ionaI Ga Ilery in London.19. The Fighting Temera /r

13、eA. is the name of a big sailing shipB. was thought the best painting in BritainC. shows two n i ce new sh i psD. was painted by a famous young artist20. The old ship was pul led to the yardA. to be painted newB. to be repairedC. to be broken upD. to be sold21. What does the tugboat stand for accord

14、ing to the passage A. The new industrial era.B. The beautifuI old era.C. The pa i nter' s own I i fe.D. The white and gold ghost.22. What can we I earn from the Iast two paragraphsA. The co I or of the reaI sailing sh i p was white and gold.B. In the painting the sailing ship was going towards t

15、he sunset.C. Final Iy Turner sold this painting because he didn't Iike it.D. Today the painting i s kept i n the Nat ionaI Ga I Iery i n London.Smile Train i s a char i ty （慈善團(tuán)體）that he I ps the mi I I i ons of ch i I dren around the wor Id, who suffer from a facial defect （缺陷）.The defect happen

16、s when a baby1 s top I ip or mouth doesn*t form properly before bi rth. Eating and dr inking i s very difficult for these babies. The char ity provides free operations, which give these chi Idren a new smile, and with it, new hope and a new beginning.Chi Idren with the defect need a I I the help. Al

17、though many sufferers are accepted by thei r fami I ies, sadly, others are not. In some countr ies, chi Idren with this defect are often abandoned at bi rth because thei r parents feel ashamed of them or cannot afford the operations. The good news is that the operation is not difficult. It takes les

18、s than an hour and costs the fami I y nothi ng. The char ity rai ses moneyand finds the r ight med i caI volunteers to perform the operations.A Smile Train doctor from the UK said, “Each child who has the operat i on i s given a second chance at Iife. After years of staying at home, the chiIdren can

19、 final Iy go to school and be happy. Every year I perform hundreds of operations free of cost through SmiIe Train. Some of the stories I have heard are quite surprising.One newborn baby girl v/as found abandoned on a tra in. Luck i I y for her, she was found and adopted （收養(yǎng)）by a passenger. This Iady

20、 then heard about SmiIe Train and brought the baby to our hospitaI. I did the operation and gave hope to the fami ly.Exper i enced doctors I i ke me share our skills with I oca I doctors. I n th i s way make sure that these operations will always be avaiI able."23. SmiIe Train s a char i ty whi

21、ch A. provides food and medicaI care for poor chiIdrenB. ra i ses money for a I I the doctors work ing in the UK.C.D.the facial defectand a new begi nn i ngoffers free med i caI he Ip to chiIdren with gives chiIdren without parents a new hope24. The under Iined word "abandoned" in Paragrap

22、h 2 is closest in meaning toA. given upB. dressed upC. cal led up D. brought up25. What did the doctor from the UK think of his voIunteer workA. Dangerous B. SurprisingC. Relaxing D. Valuable26. It can be inferred from the passage that A. chiIdren with the fac ia I defect are becoming more ashamed t

23、han before.B. more doctors are trained to help chi Idren with the facia I defect.C. fewer baby boys v/ith the facial defect are operated on than girls.D. doctors i n Smi Ie Train are a I ways we I I pa id for do i ng the operat ionsIf you go shopping in any toy store, you can see clear ly the differ

24、ent games andtoys for boys and girls: there are a lot of pink toys on one side of the store for girls ; and dark colored cars, guns, and soldiers for boys. Some big stores withtoys may even have a pink floor for girls and a blue fIoor for boys. In fact, it i s difficult to buy a toy for a girl that

25、i s not pink.Some people think that too much pink i s bod for girls. Sue Pa Imer, wr iter of Toxic Childhood, is very worried that most girls over the age of three are crazy about the color. Accord i ng to some sc i ent i sts, this happens for two reasons. Firstly, most companies offer too many prod

26、ucts i n p i nk. AI so, many parents th i nk the i r I ittle daughter Iooks cute in pink. Sue Palmer says that gi r I s at thi s age cannot make proper decisions by themselves, but the pink can affect （影響） the choices and the decisions they wi I I make in the future.Some parents are worr ied too -fo

27、r example, Vanessa Holburn, thirty-two, who has two girls under the age of four. The i r bedrooms are a sea of p i nk and Vanessa i s not happy. "Pink says that you are soft and gentle. Blue says that you are strong and powerful. I want my daughters to be strong and pov/erful. I'm worr ied

28、that pink will not he Ip them with that." she says.But not everyone thinks there* s something wrong with pink. Grayson Turner is a father of three girls and he isn't worr ied at a I I. "People forget that things change al I the time. He says "My girls used to love pink when they w

29、ere little, but as they get older, they change. "Turner explains that his twelve-year-old daughter never wears pi nk c Iothes anymore, "This Iove of pink i s just a fashion and a I I fashions change. Mhe adds. M11 * s only since the 1940s that people have started dressing girls in pink-bef

30、ore that it was a color for boys"27. Which of the fol lowing best shows the structure of al I passage3 means B. being strong and powerfulD. being cute and beautifulB. al I I ittle kids love the colorD. his girls now prefer the co lor28. The under I ined word " that*' in ParagraphA. bei

31、ng soft and gentleC. being gentle but powerful29. According to Grayson Turner A. parents needn't worry about pink toys pinkC. pink has alv/ays been a color for girls blue30. The purpose of this passage is to A. explain why girls are crazy about the color pinkB. make parents less worried about th

32、e color pink.C. encourage girls to give up playing with pink toysD. show peopIe's d i fferent op i n i ons about the co I or p i nk 第二節(jié)（共5小題，每小題2分、滿分10分）下面文章中有五處（第31-35題）需要添加首句。請從以下選項和F）中選出符合各段意思首 句。選項中有一項是多余選項。Where you sit and how you fit31 For more than seventy years, researchers and teachers

33、 have studied the I ink between the place where students choose to sit in class and what they are I ike as peopIe and learners. Where do you usual ly decide to sit Have you ever real ly thought about the reasons for your decision32 But i s thi s real ly true Well, some researchers say it is not. In

34、fact, shy students often choose the back row because it is far away from the teacher and they don' t want to answer quest i ons. At the back, students probab I y won' t speak much, but in big classrooms, it can be hard to see the board and hear what the teacher is saying. This could be the r

35、eason why students who sit here often get lower grades on tests and exams. For students with poor eyesight or hearing, a seat at the back of the classroom is not a good choice.33 However, they I ike watching and Ii stening rather than joining in. These students are usual ly also very good at taking

36、notes. Next time you miss a class, borrow notes from someone who sits here. On the s i des of the c I assroom you wi I I genera Ily find modest and thoughtful people. These people usuaIly get good grades in school and are interested in learning.34 Then the statistics （統(tǒng)計數(shù)據(jù)）say you probably I ike you

37、r teacher. You probably also have a good relationship with your classmates. Car ing, outgoing, and cheerfuI peopIe usuaI Iy sit in the middIe. They are norma I Iy ser ious about learning and feel disappointed with low grades on tests and exams.35 Students who sit here usual ly want to d i scuss thin

38、gs with the teacher and are often very interested in the subject. They want to be in the best place to see and hear everything the teacher does and says. The only problem with sitting here is that it can be difficult to see and hear what other students do and say in class.So, if you real ly want to

39、hear what everyone says in class, choose a different place to sit.A. You probably sit right at the front of the class if you re longing for knowledge.B. Research suggests that the seat you choose in the classroom says a lot about you and your persona Iity.C. Do you sit in the middle of the classroom

40、D. This means it*s a good idea to sit in a different place every day.E. PeopIe often think that students who sit at the back are lazy.第三部分英語知識運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分25分）第一節(jié)：完形填空（共15小題,每小題1分,滿分15分）通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各題所給的四個選項（A、和D）中選出一個最佳選項。Katy Sul I ivan is an actress, an athlete （運(yùn)動員），and a person who also refuses

41、 to accept the words no or She was born without the lower ha I f of her 36 and has worn prosthetic （假體）ones a I I her I ife. She grew up in Alabama, US and had a（n） 37 chi Idhood. She kept up with her sisters and brothers at the gym and the swimming pool. She fee I s Iucky 38 her fami ly treated her

42、 in just the same way as the other members.When a person i s born without legs, there are plenty of things that are 39 to do. But Katy be I ieved she 40 anything. So she chose two jobs that are difficult, 41 with both legs. As a teenager, she once saw a good movie. Before it was 42,Katy had made her

43、 mind up to be a （n） 43,She did a degree in theater and then moved to Los Angeles, where she has played 44 in theater, television and movies. She has a positive （積極的）view of I ife. She thinks that i f you be I ieve 45 can do something, you should 46 it. So when Katy* s fr iend asked her 47 she'd

44、 I ike to try running, she said "yes”. She was given a pai r of running legs and she 48 her new Iife.Katy was the f i rst person in the wor Id with two prosthetic I egs to 49 running as a competitive sport.She entered the final of the 100 meters i n the 2012 London Para Iymp i cs.Katy*s fami ly

45、, fr iends and fans look up to her as an 50 of someone v/ho has overcome her difficulty and achieved her dreams.36.A.armsB. legsC. feetD. hands37.A.embarrassingB. lonelyC. act i ve.D. strange38.A.thoughB, un I essC. beforeD. because39.A.difficultB. importantC. possibleD. easy40.A.achieve.B. acceptC.

46、 examineD. prevent41.A.justB. alsoC. evenD. ever42.A.upB. overC. onD. out43.AathleteB. wr iterC. actressD. coach44.A.gamesB. mus i cC. sports.D. roles45.A.YouB. weC. sheD. they46.A.depend onB. go forC. get used toD. look after47.A.whetherB. howC. whenD. why48.A.shareB. startedC. changedD. prepare49.

47、A.fix upB. show upC. take upD. set up.50.A.ancestorB. enemyC. i nf I uenceD. example第三部分英語知識運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分25分第二節(jié)：（共10小題.每小題1分，滿分10分） 閱讀下面材料。在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容（1個單詞）或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。將答案填寫 在答題紙的相應(yīng)位置。The eco-houseSimon Dale didn't want to I ive in a citySubject:From : L i ndaTo : Li Ping I'm real ly Iooking for

48、ward to meeting your brother when he comes to Rome in the summer. I can show him around the city! PI ease te I I me something about him!How old i s he What does he I ook I i ke What k i nd of person i s he and what * s he i nterested i n s apartment bui Iding. So he made up hi s mind 51 (bu i I d) h i s own home i n the countrys i de. He moved to Wa les with his fami ly and bu i 11 a wooden eco-house. W i th the help of his father- i n-1 aw, a bui I