2014年四川省綿陽市中考英語試卷（學(xué)生版）

2014年四川省綿陽市中考英語試卷第一部分：英語知識(shí)運(yùn)用第一節(jié)：單項(xiàng)填空（共加20小題.，每小題1分，滿分'20分）從（A、B、C、D）四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填人空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑．1．（1分）﹣Howdidyouknow_____newsaboutGreenpeace，Lisa？﹣Well，Igotitfrom_____ChinaDaily．（）A．a(chǎn)；the B．the；/ C．the；the D．a(chǎn)n；a2．（1分）SallyconsidersWuhantobehersecond_______becauseshehaslivedherefor13years．（）A．family B．house C．home D．room3．（1分）﹣IsRichardstilllivinghere？﹣No，he____toParisalready．（）A．hadmoved B．moved C．willmove D．hasmoved4．（1分）JeffandIaregoingtoShanghaithisweekend．Mybrotherwilldrive_____there．（）A．it B．you C．us D．them5．（1分）Oneoftheplacesofinterest______areoftenvisitedistheNiagara．（）A．that B．what C．who D．where6．（1分）SofartheexchangeprogramhasbroughtmanyforeignerstoChina______Chinese．（）A．study B．tostudy C．studying D．studied7．（1分）﹣PhiliphasgonetoNewZealand．﹣Oh，canyoutellme________？（）A．whendidheleave B．whenheisleaving C．whenheleft D．whenisheleaving8．（1分）Afterhoursofdiscussion，wefinally_____anewwaytosolvetheproblem．（）A．cameupwith B．caughtupwith C．keptupwith D．putupwith9．（1分）﹣Rosa，canIwearjeansandT﹣shirttotheeveningparty？﹣﹣OK．Butadressmightbe______．（）A．good B．worse C．bad D．better10．（1分）﹣Couldyoutellmeagoodplacetoeat？﹣______．There'sonenearby．（）A．Thanksalot B．Meneither C．Sorry，I'mnewhere D．Ofcourse11．（1分）﹣Hello，Betty!Whatareyoudoingnow？﹣I_______ontheGreatWallofChina．I'llsendthemtoyoulater．（）A．willtakepictures B．a(chǎn)mtakingpictures C．wastakingpictures D．takepictures12．（1分）﹣WillyoupleasegivetheReadersTimestoJane？﹣Sure，I'llgiveittoher____shecomesback．（）A．before B．until C．because D．a(chǎn)ssoonas13．（1分）﹣MayIhavealookatyourplanfortherobotcompetition，Smith？﹣Sorry，Mrs．Brown．I've____itathome．（）A．missed B．forgotten C．left D．lost14．（1分）﹣MustIcomeat6：30tomorrowmorning？﹣No，youneedn't．You____comeonehourlater．（）A．can B．need C．should D．must15．（1分）Apopularsport，Ping﹣pong，______bymanyaroundChina，forfunandexercise．（）A．a(chǎn)reenjoyed B．wasenjoyed C．wereenjoyed D．isenjoyed16．（1分）﹣Alex，didyoufindouroldschoollastweek？﹣Yes，butwithmuchdifficulty，forithas_____changedovertheseyears．（）A．completely B．never C．hardly D．partly17．（1分）﹣______doyouwriteanEnglisharticleforourschoolnewspaper？﹣Sometimes．（）A．Howlong B．Howoften C．Howmuch D．Howfar18．（1分）﹣Howlonghaveyoustayedinthishotel？﹣Notlong，just____thisMonday．（）A．from B．since C．for D．on19．（1分）﹣Whichsingerdoyouthink____theVoiceofChina？﹣I'mnotsure．Therearestill3roundstocome．（）A．won B．haswon C．willwin D．Wins20．（1分）﹣Ellen，howaboutgoingtoHongKongOceanParktogether？﹣_____!（）A．Enjoyyourself B．Goodluck C．Haveagoodtrip D．Soundsfantastic第二節(jié)：完形填空（共2小題，每小題10分，滿分30分）.閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的（A、B、C、D）四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑．21．（10分）TheotherdayIinvitedmymothertogooutfordinner．Wewenttoa（21）．Itwasnotbig，butveryniceandquiet．My80﹣year﹣oldmothertookmyarmasifsheweretheFirstLady．Afterwesatdown，Ihadtoreadthemenu．Shecouldnotseeverywell．Hereyescouldonlyread（22）letters．Halfwaythroughthenamesoffoodanddrinksonthemenu，I（23）myeyesandsawMomsittingtherelookingatme．Aproudsmilewasonherface．"ItwasIwhousedtohavetoreadthemenuwhenyouwere（24），"shesaid．"Thenit'stimethatyou（25）andletmereturnwhatyouhavedoneforme，"Ireplied．21．A．theatreB．cinemaC．shopD．restaurant22．A．brightB．largeC．simpleD．short23．A．liftedB．loweredC．closedD．opened24．A．smallB．bigC．busyD．a(chǎn)way25．A．orderB．relaxC．readD．do．22．（20分）In1972，IreturnedtoMiamiBeachHighSchooltogivespeechtoadanceclass．Afterthe（26）IaskedthedanceteacherifanyofmyEnglishteacherswasstillthere．HetoldmethatIreneRobertswasintheclassjustdownthehall．Iwasnoone（27）inMissRoberts'class﹣justanothersportfanwhodidn'tdoverywellinEnglish．YetIcan'tforgetherrespectforideasandforherstudents．Irealizenow，many（28）later，thatsheisoneofthebest（29）Ihaveeverhad．ItoldthedanceteacherthatI'dliketosaysomethingtoher，butIwasafraidto（30）herrightnow．ThedanceteachertoldmethatMissRobertswouldbe（31）toseeme．ThedanceteacherbroughtMissRobertsintothehallwaywherestoodthis32﹣year﹣oldmanshelast（32）attheageof18．"I'mMarkMedoff，"Itoldher．"Youweremy12thgrade（33）teacherin1958．"Shelookedatmecarefullyforsometime（34）didn'tseemtorememberwhoIwas．AtthatmomentIgotsomanythingstosaytoher，butwhatI（35）saidwas："MissRoberts，Iwantyoutoknowyouweresoimportanttome．"Hearingthis，MissRobertsbegantoweepandheldmeinherarms．26．A．meetingB．speechC．conversationD．discussion27．A．happyB．sillyC．lazyD．special28．A．yearsB．monthsC．weeksD．days29．A．friendsB．neighborsC．teachersD．classmates30．A．changeB．hurtC．pushD．trouble31．A．patientB．a(chǎn)fraidC．pleasedD．a(chǎn)ngry32．A．sawB．foundC．visitedD．missed33．A．mathB．EnglishC．chemistryD．music34．A．a(chǎn)ndB．orC．butD．so35．A．nearlyB．probablyC．hardlyD．finally．第二部分：閱讀理解（共4小題，每小題10分，滿分40分）第一節(jié)：短文理解（共4小題，每小題10分，滿分40分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C、D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑．23．（10分）Manyyearsago，therelivedaveryrichmanwhowantedtodosomethingforthepeopleofhistown．Butfirsthewantedtofindoutwhethertheyweregoodenoughtogethishelp．Soheplacedaverylargestoneinthecenterofthemainroadintotown．Thenhehidbehindatreeandwaited．Soonanoldmancamealongwithhiscow．"Whoputthisstoneinthecenteroftheroad？"saidtheoldman，buthedidnottrytomovethestoneaway．Instead，hepassedaroundthestoneandcontinuedonhisway．Anothermancamealonganddidthesamething；thenanothercame，andanother．Allofthemcomplainedaboutthestoneinthecenteroftheroad，butnoneofthemtriedtomoveitaway．Lateintheafternoon，ayoungmancamealong．Hesawthestoneandsaid，"Itwillbeverydarkatnight．Somepeoplewillcomealonglaterinthedarkandwillfallagainstthestone．"Theyoungmanthenbegantomovethestone．Hepulledwithallhisstrengthtomoveittooneside．Butimaginehissurprisewhenhefoundabagfullofmoneyandthismessageunderthestone："Thismoneyisforthethoughtfulpersonwhotakesthisstoneawayfromtheroad．Thankyou．"36．Whatdidtherichmanaimtodo？A．Toofferhelptothepeopleofhistown．B．Toshowhispeoplehowrichhewas．C．Togivemoneytoanybodyinneed．D．Tofindouthowgoodhispeopleare．37．Whydidtherichmanputalargestoneontheroad？A．Tomakelifeharderforthepeopleofhistown．B．Tofindoutthestrongestmaninhistown．C．Tostoppeoplefromgettingintohistown．D．Tofindtherightpersontoreceivehishelp．38．Thefirstoldmanfoundthestoneandwalkedarounditbecause．A．hewastoooldtotakethestoneawayallbyhimselfB．hethoughtitwasgoodtohaveastoneontheroadC．hedidn'twanttomovethestoneawayforothersD．hedidn'twantthemoneyfromtherichman39．Howmanypeoplecomplainedbutdidn'ttrytomovethestone？A．Two．B．Three．C．Four．D．Five．40．Whydidtheyoungmandecidetomovethestone？A．Becausehewasstrongenoughtodothejob．B．Becausehehadothers'safetyonhismind．C．Becauseheknewtherewasmoneyunderit．D．Becausehewantedtomakeitsafeforhimself．24．（10分）ShareandReadDoyouhaveanybooksonyourbookshelfformanyyears？Insteadofthrowingthemaway，hereisanotherwayforyoutoconsider．Ifyouhavebooksthatyoudonotreadanymore，youcansharethemwithothers．YoucantakethebookstoShareandRead．ShareandReadoffersusedbooksindifferentcategories（類別），suchasstorybooks，childrenbooks，languagebooks，cookbooksandcomputerbooks，etc．Allthebooksaresoldatlowprices．ShareandReadalsoaimstohelppoorchildreninChina．Themoneyraisedwillbegiventohelpbuildschoolsintheruralarea．Wewelcomeallqualitybooks．Wedonotwanttextbooks，magazinesanddictionaries．Justmakesurethatyourbooksareingoodconditionbeforegivingthemtous．Address：201RiversideMainStreetWorkinghours：SaturdaystoSundaysfrom10：00amto5：00pmHotline：7654﹣4321WelookforwardtoseeingyouatShareandRead！41．Whatisthispieceofwriting？A．Apostcard．B．Apoem．C．Adiary．D．Anadvertisement．42．WhatdoweknowaboutShareandReadfromthispieceofwriting？A．Itbuysandsellsbookslikeotherbookstores．B．Itcollectsoldbooksandusesthemtohelpothers．C．Itbuysbooksandgivesthemtoschoolsinthecountryside．D．Itinvitesparentstoreadbookstogetherwiththeirchildren．43．WhatdoesShareandReadwantustodo？A．Tobuynewbooksforthem．B．Togiveourusedbookstothem．C．Tosellouroldbookstothem．D．choosegoodbooksforthem．44．WhichofthefollowingwillbeacceptedbyShareandRead？A．Textbooks．B．Magazines．C．Dictionaries．D．Storybooks．45．Ifyoudon'thaveusedbooksbutstillwanttohelp，youcan．A．buybooksfromthemB．getintouchwiththemonlineC．visitthemonweekdaysD．collectbrokenbooksforthem．25．（10分）AhighschoolinEnglandhasfoundanewsolutiontoallowstudentstosleeplongerinthemorning．The＄25，000﹣a﹣yearHamptonCourtHouseSchoolisstartinga1：30to7：00pmtimetableinSeptember．ItwillbecometheonlyschoolinBritainthatstartslessonsintheafternoon．HeadteacherGuyHollowaysaidthechangedhoursshouldhelpstudentsgethighergrades．Hesaidresearchonhumanbrainsshowsstudentscandobetteriftheycansleeplongerinthemorning．Mr．Hollowaysaid："Wewanttogetstudentsintoanenvironmentwheretheycangetqualitysleepandtheirbodiesareworkingwellincorrectways．"Headded："It'saboutwhatworksinourneighborhood．"TheaftermoonstartissupportedbyresearchbyOxfordUniversity．ResearcherDr．PaulKelleysaid："Youcan'ttrainyourselvestogetupatapracticaltime．"Hesaidwearenotincontrolofchoosingthebesttimetoworkbecauseit'sbiological（生物鐘）﹣ournature，justlikewehavenocontroloverourheartbeatorhowourearsdotheirwork．Dr．Kelleyadded："Anythingyoudotochangethetimingofyourbodymeansdifferentpartsofyourbodywillnotbeabletoworktogetheratthesametimetokeepyougoingandthisiswherepeoplegetill…．Itisnofixingitbygivingsomeoneanalarmclock．"Astudentattheschool，GabrielPurcell﹣Davis，15，isinsupportoftheidea．Hesaidstudentsaretiredalldaynow，"…assoonas10o'clockhits，that'swhenwe…doallourwork"．46．InwhatwaywilltheschoolbedifferentfromotherschoolsinBritain？A．Itwillhavemorestudentsthananyotherschool．B．Itwillaskformoremoneyfromthestudents．C．Itwillbeginaschooldayintheafternoon．D．ItwillhavefewerlessonsinSeptember．47．Theschooltakesthisnewmoveto．A．letthestudentssleeplongerinthemorningB．encouragethestudentstohavelessonsathomeC．helpparentsspendmoretimewiththeirchildrenD．givethestudentsmorechancetoworkafterschool48．Mr．Hollowaybelievesthatthestudentscandobetterby．A．spendinglesstimeatschoolB．workingtogetherwithparentsC．havingagoodrestinthemorningD．goinghomeearlierintheafternoon49．Dr．Kelleyistryingtotellusthat．A．we'dbetterfollowournaturetodecidewhentoworkB．peoplecangetillbygettingupearlyinthemorningC．morningsaretheworsttimeforstudentstohavelessonsD．thealarmclockisagoodinventiontokeepstudentsatwork50．Intheend，CabrielPurcell﹣Davisismentionedtoshowthat．A．thisnewplaniswelcomedbythestudentsB．moststudentsdon'tlikethenewtimetableC．studentscangethighergradesbygettinguplateD．studentsaretiredofgoingtoschoolintheafternoon．26．（10分）Almosttwo﹣thirdsofchildrenwanttheirparentstospendmoretimereadingtothembeforebed．MostofthesekidslikeMum'sstorytellingmorethanDad's，researcherssaid．Theycarriedoutastudythatshowedyoungerchildrenaged3﹣4weremosthungryformorestories．Overthree﹣quartersofthemsaidtheywishedtheirparentstoreadtothemmoreoften．Morethanhalfofallchildrenaged3﹣8saidstorytimewastheirfavoritepastimewiththeirparents．"Theresultsofourresearchrevealthetraditionalactivityofstorytellingcontinuestobeapowerfullearningandemotionalresource（資源）inchildren'slives，"saidchildpsychologistRichardWoolfson．Storytellingrankedbeforetelevisionorvideogamesamongpastimesforkids.82percentofthemsaidreadingastorywiththeirparentshelpedthemsleepbetter．Thisfindingcamefromasurveyof500childrenaged3﹣4inBritain．Accordingtotheresearch，therearetwowaysformotherstobecomebeststorytellers．Theycanusefunnyvoicestoshowdifferentcharactersinastory．Theycanalsomaketheirownspecialsoundstokeepthestoryinterestingandattractive．Whenmumanddadarenotathand，celebritieswilldo：over30percentofchildrensaidtheywouldliketohearabedtimestoryfromfamouspeoplelikeHarryPotter，starDanielRadcliffe．OthermoviestarslikeZacEfron，MileyCyrusandEmmaWatsonalsowelcomedbychildren．"Itcanbeverydifficultforparentstofindthetimetoreadwiththeirchildren．Butthesemomentscanhelpbuildcloserelationshipbetweenparentsandchildren，andalsocanplayanimportantpartintheirchild'sdevelopment，"saidWoolfson．51．Whatdothechildrenwantmostaccordingtothestudy？A．StoriesfromDanielRadcliffe．B．StoriesfromDad．C．StoriesfromMum．D．StoriesfromZacEfron．52．Thestudyshowsthataschildrengetolder，they．A．dependmoreonstoriesfromparentsB．becomelessthirstyforbedtimestoriesC．showmoreinterestinplayingoutdoorsD．becomebetterstorytellerstootherchildren53．Ifamotherwantstobeabetterstoryteller，she'dbetter．A．usedifferentsoundstomakethestorysoundmorerealB．inviteotherfamilymemberstoreadstoriestogetherC．a(chǎn)skchildrentoplaydifferentrolesinthestoriesD．makealotofnoisestokeepthechildrenawake54．Theword"celebrities"inthe5thparagraphrefersto（指）persons．A．wholovechildrenverymuchB．whoareknownaboutbymanypeopleC．whowritestoriesforchildrenD．whocantellstoriesverywell55．Withthelastparagraph，thepassagewantstotellusthat．A．fewparentscanaffordthetimetotellstoriesB．withloveDadscanalsobecomegoodstorytellersC．itreallypaystospendtimereadingwithourchildrenD．itdoesn'ttakemuchtimetoenjoystorieswithourchildren．第三部分第一節(jié)：閱讀填空（共2小題，每小題10分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容補(bǔ)全答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)表格中所缺失的信息，每空僅填一詞，數(shù)字算一個(gè)詞．27．（10分）RosaliaMera，theworld'srichestself﹣madewomanhasdiedattheageof69inAugust，2013．ShestartedasapoorSpanishseamstress（awomanclothesmaker），andlaterfoundedthewell﹣knownfashionretailer（零售商）Zara．MerawastherichestwomaninSpainwithaworthof6，100，000，000dollars．Merawasseriouslyillwhileonholidayanddiedinahospitalinthetownwhereshewasborn，LaCorunainnorthernSpain．Havingleftschoolat11yearsold，Meraworkedasaseamstressasateenagerbeforesettingupacompany，whichwouldgrowintooneofthebiggestclothesretailersintheworld．Todaythebrand（品牌）namesitsabove1，763Zarastoresaroundtheworld．TheZaramodelgrewupfromtheideathatfirstsentMeraintobusiness：producingspeedyandcheapimitations（仿制品）．Merawasoneofthefirstplayersinthefieldofso﹣called"fastfashion"．Thoughshewasextremelyrich，MerastayedclosetohomeandwasoftenseentalkingwithfriendsandneighborsinGalicia'sbars．Theworld'srichestself﹣madewomanNameRosaliaMeraBrandname（58）Homecountry（56）WealthS6，100，000，000TownofbirthLaCorunaNumberofstores（59）Educationleftschoolattheageof11BusinessmodelfastfashionFirs