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2022年重慶市中考英語試卷

(B卷)

一、單選題(本大題共10小題,共10分)

1.Iusuallyhaveeggandsomebreadforbreakfast.()

A.aB.anC.theD.

2.Father'sDaycomesJuneeveryyear.)

A.inB.onC.atD.to

3.It'srainingheavily.Pleasetakethe()

A.stoneB.flowerC.umbrellaD.postcard

4.IapartynextSaturday.Ihopeyoucancome.()

A.hadB.washavingC.havehadD.willhave

5.Believeinandyoucanmakeit.()

A.myselfB.yourselfC.himselfD.herself

6.Thenewyeariscoming.Teachersencourageusnewhobbies.

()

A.developB.developingC.todevelopD.developed

7.ZhangGuimeiisn,tingoodhealth,sheworkshardtohelp

herstudents.()

A.AlthoughB.IfC.BecauseD.When

8.Lastyear,anewoldpeople'shomeinourcommunity.)

A.buildsB.builtC.isbuiltD.wasbuilt

9.Royisagreatdancer.Hedancesthanothers.()

A.beautifullyB.morebeautifully

C.lessbeautifullyD.mostbeautifully

10.-Excuseme,doyouknow?

-Yes.NextFriday.()

A.whenwillthevolunteerscomeback

B.whenthevolunteerswillcomeback

C.howwillthevolunteerscomeback

D.howthevolunteerswillcomeback

二、完形填空(本大題共10小題,共15分)

Itwasasunnyafternoon.SamandhissisterLilywerehelping

Mom(11)theroom.

〃Hey,Sam,"saidMom.z,Wouldyoupleaseputthesepaper-toweltubes

(紙巾內(nèi)管)inthebin?〃Samlookedatthetubesandsomethingcame

tohim.Heasked,“CouldIusethemtomakea(12)?”"Greatidea!z,said

Mom."Dowehaveanyothergoodrecyclingmaterials(可回收材料)?

“askedSam.^Comeon.Let,sgoandseewhatelsewecanfind

in(13)house,“saidMom.

Then,theywalkedaroundandkept(14),“Thisboxwouldbegood,^Sam

pointedout.”(15)it'sfullofbooks.〃〃Iwasgoingtoputthosebooks

ontheshelves(書架).Canyougivemea(16)?Thenyoucanhavethe

box,“saidMom.,zSure,noproblem!z,saidSam(17).“NowIonlyneedseveral

morethings.Z/Samhappilycollectedallhismaterials.Hesatonthe

floor,cuttingandgluingallafternoon.

〃Ilikeyourrobot,z/saidLily.z,Thanks.Buthisheadisbroken,andI

can't(⑻it,"saidSam.〃Hmm,“saidLily.Shecameupwithanidea.She

ranawayandranrightbackwithanoldhat."Rememberthishat?”asked

Lily.〃IworeitwhenIwasababy.Nowit'stoo(19)forme.〃

“Thanks,it'sperfect!,zsaidSam./zWhatdoyouthink,Mr.Robot?〃

〃Iloveit,“saidMr.Robot,inafunnyvoice.,zYouarereally

good(20)makingthingsoutofrecyclingmaterials.,z

11.A.fillupB.cleanoutc.buildupD.findout

12.A.boxB.bookc.robotD.plane

13.A.ourB.yourc.theirD.its

14.A.runningB.listeningc.cuttingD.searching

15.A.BecauseB.Butc.SoD.Or

16.A.penB.hatc.legD.hand

17.A.sadlyB.carefullyc.angrilyD.excitedly

18.A.seeB.findc.fixD.hit

19.A.bigB.smallc.perfectD.new

20.A.atB.toC.forD.with

三、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話(本大題共1小題,共5分)

21.A.Whathappened?

B.Congratulations,Henry.

C.Ihadaheadacheinthemorning.

D.Iamheretohelpyou.

E.HaveyoutravelledaroundChina?

F.Anythinginterestingatschool?

G.Whatapity!

A:Hey,Henry.

B:Hi,Bill.Comeinandtakeaseat.

A:Ididn,tseeyouatschooltoday.(1)

B:Iwenttoaspeechcompetition.

A:Great.Didyouwin?

B:Yes.Iwonthefirstplace.

A:(2)-Ialwaysknowyoucandoit.

B:Thanks.(3)

A:Yes.Wehadanexcitinggeographyclass.Welearnedmuchabout

foodaroundChina.

B:(4)Imissedit.

A:Cheerup,Henry.(5)Ihavethetextbookwithme.

B:Thankyou,Bill.IVsreallykindofyou.

A:Youarewelcome.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

四、閱讀理解(本大題共19小題,共35分)

A

Amangetsoutofhiscar.Herushesintoadoctor,s

office.^DOCTOR!Pleasehelpme!IthinkImustbeseriouslyill.”

“Tellmewhat'swrong,/zthedoctorsaysbesidehisdesk.

''EverywhereItouchonmybody,ithurts!”themananswers.

“Comeonandsitonthechair.Pleaseshowme.〃

Sothemantoucheshisleftfootandcriesoutofpain.Thenhetouches

hisrightkneeandcries,"Ouch."Thenhetoucheshisbackandjumps

outofthechair.

Asheisabouttocontinue,thedoctorsays,"That'senough.Letme

see.z,Afterawhile,thedoctorsays,〃0h,Iknow.Feelyourfinger.z,

22.Themanthinkshemustbe.

A.seriouslyillB.reallyheavyC.veryhealthy

D.terriblythin

23.Thedoctorasksthemantosit.

A.inhiscarB.onthechairC.onthefloorD.onthedesk

24.Thedoctorfindsthemanprobablybreaks.

A.hisfootB.hiskneeC.hisbackD.hisfinger

B

OrangutansOrangutansarenaturelovers.Theylikehangingoutinthe

tree.Theyspend95%oftheirtimeupthereinthetree.Theysleepand

eatintheirnests(巢).Thenestsarebigenoughforevena10-year-old

kidtoplayin.

PigsPigsmaynotlooksocutewhentheyfindmud(泥)holes.They

likeplayinginthemud-itisliketheirnaturalplayground.Andwhen

itishot,theystayinthemudtocoolthemselves.Theydon,tcarehow

dirtytheyget.

SeaturtlesSeaturtleeggsarelikeping-pongballs.Afterbaby

turtlesbreakoutoftheeggs,theygetthemselvesoutofthesandand

hurrytoleavethebeachforthesea.Theyswimfor24hoursinthe

seatostayawayfromdanger.

25.Inwhichpartofanewspapercanyouprobablyreadthepassages?

A.Sports.B.Health.C.Nature.D.News.

26.Orangutanslikehangingout.

A.inthetreeB.onthebeachC.intheseaD.inthemud

27.Onhotdays,pigsliketoplayinthemudto.

A.lookforfoodB.learnskills

C.fallasleepD.coolthemselves

28.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassages?

A.Seaturtleshaveeggslikesoccerballs.

B.Babyseaturtlesaregoodswimmers.

C.Seaturtleslaytheireggsinthesea.

D.Babyseaturtlesaresafeonthebeach.

C

Freetimeisagoodchanceforteenagerstohavefun.Whataboutfree

timewithparentsaround?Someteenagerswantfreeplaywithout

parents,supervision(監(jiān)管)whileparentsandexperts(專家)maythink

differently.

LinTao,amiddleschoolstudent,thinksteenagersshouldbefreeto

play."LasttimeIplayedwithmyparentsaround,Iwasnervousandjust

couldn,tenjoymyselftothefullest,/zLinsays."AndmyfriendChen

Xiaoxinhassimilarexperiences.Once,hewentouttoplaywithhis

classmates.Everyonefeltuncomfortablewithhismother,s

supervision./z

WangMin,amotherofa14-year-oldboy,thinksplaytimeneeds

supervision.Sheexplains,/zPeopleusuallysayIliketocontrolmy

kid,butthat'snottrue.Iamjustworriedthathewillgetinto

trouble.Someguysmayhaveabadinfluenceonhim,andsomegameslike

LARP(劇本殺)maymisleadhim.Hemighteventhestoriesandcan'tget

backtoreallife.,z

Mr.Ma,adoctorofsocialstudies,saysit'sunderstandablefor

teenagerstowishforfreedom.Freeplayhelpsthemtobe

independent.Parentscangivethemmorespace.Theydon,thaveto

supervisethemallthetime.However,teenagersshouldfindoutthe

exactdetails(2田節(jié))abouttheactivitiesbeforeplaytime.Thenthey

cancommunicatewiththeirparentsanddecidetogetherwhetherthey

cangoouttoplayalone.

29.Accordingtothepassage,freetimeisagoodchanceforteenagers

to.

A.studyhardB.havefun

C.getintotroubleD.misleadparents

30.LinTaosupportshisownideaby.

A.listingnumbersB.raisingquestions

C.comparingfactsD.givingexamples

31.Theunderlinedwords"getindulgedin〃inPara.(段落)3probably

mean.

A.getlostinB.getinterestedin

C.betiredofD.beproudof

32.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingmayMr.Masupport?

A.HeKai,sparentsarearoundeverytimeheplayswithhisfriends.

B.FengZhongfan,sparentsneveraskhimaboutwhomheplayswith.

C.LiuXianggoesoutwithoutknowinganythingabouttheactivities.

D.XieHaotalkstohisparentsabouttheexactdetailsbefore

playtime.

D

①OnJanuary#,theChinaNationalTraditionalOrchestra(中央民族

樂團(tuán))playedsomewell-knowntraditionalmusicintheir

concert.Audiences(觀眾)enjoyedthebeautifulsoundsguzheng,the

powerfultunesofsuona,thetearfulnotesoferhuandsoon.Each

traditionalChinesemusicalinstrumenttellsitsownstory.

②z,rvefalleninlovewiththesoundsoftraditional

instruments,especiallypipa,four-stringed(弦)instrumentwitha

historyofmorethan2,000years.Itcanproducedifferentsounds,such

asthesoundsoffallingsnowandraindrops.EverytimeIlistento

apipatune,Ihaveastrongfeelingofpeace,z,saidYangTian,an

audienceoftheconcert.

③However,arecentreportsuggests.Towakeuppeople,slove

fortraditionmusic,somethingcreativehasbeendone.

(4)Insometraditionalmusicconcerts,VR(虛擬現(xiàn)實(shí))technologyisused

tobringthestarryskyorthebeautifulsandyviewofDunhuangto

themusichall.Itmakestheexperiencelikewatchinga3Dmovie.

⑤LiXiaobing,amusicteacherfromBeijing,mixestraditionalfolk

(民間)singing,operaandChineseinstrumentsthrough

technology.Peoplearesurprisedathisworksandtheylovethem!

⑥Somemusicianstrytoaddsomethingnewtotraditionalmusic.They

bringmodernmusiclikepopandrapintotraditionalmusic.Whenthe

eastmeetsthewest,thenewformofmusicwinstheheartsofboththe

oldandtheyoung.

⑦Traditionalmusicshowsthebeautyofourculture,andwithsome

creativity,greatthingshappen.

33.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinthe?

A.pipacannotproducethesoundoffallingsnow

B.traditionalmusicismuchbetterthanmodernmusic

C.thenumberoftraditionalmusiclistenersisdropping

D.moreyoungpeopleshowinterestintraditionalmusic

34.Towakeuppeople,slovefortraditionalmusic,LiXiaobing.

A.tellsmanytearfulstoriesB.makesgood3Dmovies

C.mixestraditionalmusicD.singspopandrapsongs

35.Thestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthepassageis.

①②

①②

A.③④B.

③④⑤⑥

⑤⑥

①②③①②

C.④(D?D.③⑥

⑦一⑦

36.Accordingtothepassage,thewriterbelieves

A.traditionalmusicshouldonlybeplayedinconcerts

B.thewaystoplaytraditionalmusicmustbechanged

C.traditionalmusicmustremainunchangedallthetime

D.traditionalmusicwithcreativitywillbemorepopular

E

TheBeijing2022WinterOlympicswasagreatsuccess.Chinahaskept

thepromisetoholdagreenOlympics.Manygreenactionsmadeit

possible,likeprovidingenvironmentallyfriendlysmartbeds,using

newenergy(能源)cars,supportingsportingplaceswith100%clean

energyandreusingrainandsnowwater.

Takemakingiceasanexample.Chinadidn,tuseR507,acommon

material,tomakeicebecauseitisn,tfriendlyenoughtothe

environment.Through18months,hardwork,Chinaindependently

developedtheC02directcoolingtechnology.

Anetoftubesrunsundertheice.High-pressureliquid(液態(tài))C02goes

throughthemtocreateheat(熱)exchange.TheC02evaporates(蒸發(fā))

undertheicesurface.Theevaporationtakesinheatandturnswater

onthesurfaceintoice.AndtheC02goesintoanothercircle.This

technologyhelpstomakeicebetterandfaster.Andaboveall,itis

,

muchgreenerbecausetheresnonewC02produced.Amongallthe15ice

sportingplacesintheWinterOlympics,7usedtheC02directcooling

technologytomakeice.Asaresult,muchlesspollutionwascaused.

Beijingdidsomuchmoretosaveenergy.Beijingbuiltthenewsporting

placeswithgreenmaterials.Asfortheoldones,Beijingusednewglass

wallstotaketheplaceoftraditionalwallstoletmorenaturallight

in.70%ofthewasteheatwasalsoreusedtokeepwarmanddry.Anda

largenumberofnewenergycarswereusedattheBeijing2022Winter

Olympics.

TheBeijing2022WinterOlympicsisthefirsttotrulyachievecarbon

neutrality(碳中和),andithassetnewstandardsingreen

technologies.SomenewspaperssayChinahassetanexampleforthe

worldinenvironmentalprotectionandgreendevelopment.

37.HowlongdidittakeChinatodeveloptheC02directcooling

technology?

A.18months.B.100weeks.C.15days.D.7years.

38.ThewriterwritesPara.3toshow.

A.whytheC02goesintoanothercircle

B.howthenewice-makingtechnologyhelped

C.howsportingplacesusedthenewtechnology

D.whytheliquidC02runsthroughthenetoftubes

39.Accordingtothepassage,wecaninfer(推斷)that.

A.allthebuildingswillbebuiltwithglasswallsinthenear

future

B.theC02directcoolingtechnologymaybewidelyusedintheworld

C.thehigh-pressureliquidC02willtotallytaketheplaceofR507

soon

D.nonewstandardsingreentechnologiesmaybesetafterthe

Olympics

40.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ANewGreenIce-makingTechnology

B.GreenTechnologiesUsedinSports

C.ASharedFutureofGreenDevelopment

D.TheGreenBeijingWinterOlympics

五、任務(wù)型閱讀-簡(jiǎn)答(本大題共1小題,共9分)

41.〃Doyouwanttogrowyourownvegetables?〃Momasked.〃Yes!〃My

eyesgotwide.Momsmiledatmyexcitement.Shegavemeabookon

gardening,andIcarefullyplantedsomeseeds(種子)inthebackyard.

Aftersupper,Irushedtoseehowmuchtheymightgrow.Nothing!My

mouthdropped."'Someonestolemyseeds!”Momlaughedfromearto

ear.Shesaid,“Johnny,goandcheckthebook.z,Ihungmyheaddown.I

readthebookandIknewsomethingneededtobedone.

Earlythenextmorning,Irantothebackyard.Everythinglooked

thesamebutIwasn,tthatdisappointed(失望).Asthebooksaid,I

lightlywateredmyseedsandstuckmyfingerinthesoil(泥土)

tomakesureitwasn,ttoodry.Thatevening,Icouldn,thelpgoing

tocheckmygardenagain.Nosignofanythinggreen.Justdirt.

ThenextmorningIracedtothegardenagain.Nochanges./zWhyis

ittakingsolongfortheseedstogrow?〃Iasked."Growup!〃I

shouted."Please,justgrow,Ialmostcried.Momwastoobusywith

houseworktohelp."Readthebook,andwaitpatiently.,zSoIread

again.Iremoved(除去)thegrassfromthesoilandwateredtheseeds.

Thenonemorning,Iwalkedouttomygarden.Iwasn,texpectingto

seeanythingyet.Tomysurprise,alittlebitofgreencameinto

myeyes.Igotdownonmykneesforacloserlook."Theygrew!,zI

shouted.Icouldseelittlegreenleavesgrowingeverywhere!Iwas

soexcited.Theyfinallygrew!Thebookisright.Ittookseveral

daysfortheseedstobeinthesoilbeforepoppingup.

(1)DidJohnnywanttogrowhisownvegetables?

(2)WheredidJohnnyplanttheseeds?

(3)Soilandwaterhelped.Whatelsedidittakefortheseedsto

growaccordingtothepassage?

(List3things)

(4)DoyouthinkMomteachesJohnnyinagoodway?Whyorwhynot?

六、閱讀填空(本大題共1小題,共16分)

42.Asstudents,youshouldstudyhard.Moreimportantly,youshould

studyinasmartway.Trythesemethodsbelow.

SpacedRepetition

AccordingtoEbbinghaus,you,11(1)easilyifyoudon'treviewin

time.Afteryoureadyourstudymaterialforthefirsttime,you,d

bettercomebacktoit6hourslater,then24hourslater,3days

later,7dayslateroreven14dayslaterandabove.Repeatit(2)

least5times,andyoucanalmostremembereverything.

JimKwik,sTechnique(方法)

AccordingtoJimKwik,anexpertonreadingandthememory(記憶),

thekeytounderstandingyourreadingmaterialistoask

question.Youcanputalinedownthe(3)ofapieceofpaper.On

theleft,takenotesofkeyinformation,whileontheright,write

down3kindsofquestions-how,whenandwhy.Amongthe

questions,themostimportant(4)ishowyoucanusethekey

information.Connectitwiththeknowledgeyou?ve(5)known.And

thinkaboutwhatreallifeproblemsyoucansolvebyusingit.This

helpstokeeptheinformationinyourmind.

TheFeynmanTechnique

Studiesshowstudentscanunderstandwhatthey'velearnedbetter

whenthey(6)someoneelse.TheFeynmantechniqueincludes4basic

steps.First,study.Second,teachwhatyou'vejustlearnedto

someonewithzeroknowledgeofthesubjectin(7)words.Third,find

outwhichpartsyoucanexplainwellandwhichpartsyoucan't.Then

gobacktothebookandtrytounderstandthetopiconce

again.Fourth,repeatthestepsabove(8)youcanexplainthetopic

withoutlookingatthebook.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

七、單詞拼寫/單詞釋義(本大題共2小題,共4分)

43.學(xué)生不應(yīng)該熬夜,因?yàn)樗麄冃枰渥愕乃?。(完成譯句)

Studentsshouldnotbecausetheyneedenoughsleep.

44.這些書太有趣了,孩子無法停止閱讀。(完成譯句)

Thesebooksareinterestingthechildrencan,tstop

readingthem.

八、句型轉(zhuǎn)換(本大題共3小題,共6分)

45.Iwasdoingmyhomeworkatsevenlastnight.(變成否定句)

Imyhomeworkatsevenlastnight.

46.TheyhaveP.E.now.(對(duì)劃線部分提問)

dotheyhaveP.E.now?

47.Pleasetellmewherewecanput

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