2024年4月廣東省深圳市九年級中考英語模擬卷(二)

2024年4月深圳初三中考模擬卷（除作文，滿60分）完型填空（10分）Oncetherewasaking.Hewaswisebuteveryonewasafraidofhim.Hisfaceshowedthesadnessdeepinhisheart.Sothereweredeepllinesonhisface.Inhiscountrylivedabeautifulgirl.Everyoneseemedtoloveher,sodidtheking.Hewantedto2her,andfinallyhedecidedtospeaktoherofhislove.Afterhedressedinhisbestclothes,helookedinthe3,buthesawahardface,4whenhetriedtosmile.Howaboutwearingamask?hethought.Thenheorderedhismagiciantopaintamaskthatlookedkindandhappyandhandsome.Themagician5andsaid,“ButyoumustkeepyourownfaceinthesamelinesthatIpaintandbekindtoallpeoplefromyourheart.Ifnot,themaskwillbreak”Themasklookedso6thatnooneknewitwasnotthetruefaceoftheking.Monthspassed,andthebeautifulladywas7thekingandthekingtreatedeveryone8tokeepthemaskfrombreaking.Atlast,thekingdidn'twanttocheathisbeautifulwifeanymore.9heaskedthemagiciantotakethemaskoff.Surprisingly,hefoundhisfacewasjustlikethemaskhehadworn10solong!Thisstorytellsusthatamaniswhatheisinhisheart.()1.A.uglyB.kindC.beautifulD.peaceful()2.A.loveB.hateC.killD.marry()3.A.wallB.doorC.mirrorD.window()4.A.yetB.evenC.justD.still()5.A.lookedB.refusedC.agreedD.laughed()6.A.sadB.happyC.naturalD.serious()7.A.marriedtoB.gottoC.wenttoD.agreedto()8.A.badlyB.kindlyC.coldD.differently()9.A.SoB.OrC.ButD.However()10.A.withB.atC.forD.in閱讀理解（22.5分）AYoudon'thavetobeaweathermantotellpeopleabouttheweather.lfyounoticetheanimals,theskyandtheworldaroundyou,youcanpredictweatheronyourown.Examinethemoonorsun,butdonotlookatthesundirectly,oritwillhurtyoureyesseriously.Ifyouseearingaroundthesun,thenwarmweatherfollows.Agoldenringaroundthemoonwarnsusthatastormisontheway.Awateryyellowsunsetisasignthatrainmaybenear.Feelthedirectionofthewind.Awindblowingfromtheeastshowsthatastormwillprobablyhappen.Awindfromthewestmeansasunnyday.MonitorthecloudsTherearethreethingsaboutcloudsyoushouldlookfor:movement,colour,andchange.Asarule,thehighertheclouds,thebettertheweather.Andthelowertheclouds,theworsetheweatherwillbe.Therainbowhasamessage,too.Ifyouseethesunintheeastandarainbowinthewest,therainmaybeingyourway.Ifthesunisinthewestandtherainbowisintheeast,therainwillbemovingawayfromyou.Lookatyourshoesasyouwalkthroughthegrassinthemorning.Ifthegrassiswetwithdew,thenyoucanexpectdryweather.Butifthegrassisdry,thenitwillbewiseofyoutotakeyourumbrella.()11.Theunderlinedword“predict”probablymeans“”inthepassage.A.觀察B.研究C.預(yù)測D.改善()12.Accordingtothepassage,isasignoffineweather.A.arainbowinthewestB.awateryyellowsunsetB.awindfromthewestD.agoldenringaroundthemoon()13.Whenthecloudsliftup,canbeexpected.A.astormB.aheavysnowC.windmovementD.betterweather()14.Thelastparagraphmentionswaystotellusabouttheweather.A.TwoB.threeC.fourD.five()15.ThemainpurposeofthepassageisA.towarnusofbadweatherlikestormsB.toshareknowledgeaboutweatherC.totellusabouttheworkofweathermenD.toshowustheimportanceofweatherBTOKYO,JAPANWhatdoyoudowhenyouseeacockroach?Doyouhititwithanewspaper?Doyousteponit?WhenresearchersatTokyoUniversityseeacockroach,theytaketheremotecontrolandmakethecockroachturnaround,runleftorright,orgoforward.Thesescientistsarechangingthecockroachesintorobots.Eachcockroachhasaverysmallpacketthathasamicroprocessorinit.Thenresearcherscansendsignalsfromtheremotecontroltothepacket.Thesignalscontrolthemovementsofthecockroaches.Whydoesanyonewanttocontrolacockroach?“Insectscandomanythingsthatpeoplecan't”sayslsaoShimovama,headofrobotresearchatTokyoUniversity.“Inafewyears.,hesays,“theserobotinsectswillcarryverysmallcameras.Theywillbeabletomovethroughearthquakerubble()tolookforpeopleormoveunderdoortofindinformationaboutsomeone.?”Thismayseemstrange,buttheJapanesegovernmentthinkstheresearchisveryimportant.Thegovernmentisgivingthescientists$5millionforthisresearch.First,theresearchersbreedhundredsofcockroaches.TheyuseonlytheAmericancockroachbecauseitisbiggerandstrongerthanothercockroaches.Thentheychoosethebestcockroachesandremovetheirwingsandantennae.Theyputsmallpacketswheretheantennaewere.Thepacketsweighaboutthreegrams,orabouttwotimestheweightofthecockroachesthemselves.Cockroachesareverystrong,”saysRalphHolzer.whoisaresearcheratTokyoUniversity.“Theycanlift20timestheirownweight.:Witharemotecontrol,thescientistssendsignalstothepackets.Whenacockroachgetsthesignal,itmoves.Theproblemisthatthecockroachesdon'talwaysmoveintherightdirection.()16.ThescientistsarechangingthecockroachesintorobotsbecauseA.theywantcockroachestotakephotosoftheearthquakesB.theywanttosendsignalstothepacketsonthecockroachesC.theywanttocontrolthemovementsofcockroachesD.theywantcockroachestodothingspeoplecan't()17.Whatcancockroachesdotohelppeopleinthefuture?A.Theycanturnaround,runleftorrightorgoaroundB.Theycanhelppeopletocarryverysmallcameras.C.Theycansearchforthosepeopleinrubbleafteranearthquake.D.Theycanbreedhundredsofcockroaches.()18.Scientistscontrolcockroaches'movementsbyremovingtheirwingsbyremovingtheirantennaeB.byusingverysmallcamerasD.bysendingsignalsfromtheremotecontrol()19.Whatproblemdotheresearchersmeetwith?A.Thecockroachessometimesdon'tmove.B.ThecockroachessometimesmoveinthewrongdirectionC.ThecockroachesaretoobigtomovethroughearthquakerubbleD.Thecockroachesoftenlift20timestheirownweight.()20.What'stheobjectofthisarticle?A.Thecockroaches.B.Thesignals.C.Therobot.D.TheresearchersCTherehavebeenmanygreatinventionsthatchangedthewaywelive.ThefirstgreatinventionwasonethatisstillveryimportanttodaythewheelThismadeiteasiertocarryheavythingsandtotravellongdistances.Forhundredsofyearsafterthattherewerefewinventionsthathadasmucheffectasthewheel.Thenintheearly1800s,theworldstartedtochange.Therewaslittleunknownlandleftintheworld.Peopledidn'thavetoexploremuchanymore.Theybegantoworkinsteadtomakelifebetter.Inthesecondhalfofthe19thcenturymanygreatinventionsweremade.Amongthemwerethecamera,thelightandtheradio.Theseallbecameabigpartofourlifetoday.Thefirstpartofthe20thcenturysawmoregreatinventions.Thehelicopterin1909.Movieswithsoundir1926.Theputerin1928.Andjetplanesin1930.ThiswasalsoatimewhenanewmaterialwasfirstmadeNyloncamein1935.Itchangedthekindofclothespeoplewear.Bythistimemostpeoplehadaverygoodlife.Manhasadesiretoexploreagain.Theworldwasknowntomanbutthestarswerenot.Manbeganlookingforwaystogointospace.Russiamadethefirststep.ThentheUnitedStatestookastep.Sincethenothercountries,includingChinaandJapan,havemadetheirstepsintospace.In1969mantookhisbiggeststepfromtheearth.Americansfirstwalkedonthemoon.Thisiscertainlyjustbeginningthought.Newinventionswillsomedayallowustodothingswehaveneveryetdreamedof.()21.ThispassagetalksmainlyaboutA.whycarswereveryimportantB.whenlightwasinventedC.whichcountrymadethefirststepintospaceD.howinventionseffectpeople'slife()22.NyloncameoutnearlyatthesametimeasA.RadioB.cameraC.jetplanesD.movies()23.madethefirststepintospace.A.RussiaB.ChinaC.AmericaD.Japan()24.Whatdoes“adesire”meaninthepassage?A.agoodwayB.aninventionC.astrongwishD.awonderfulidea()25.WhichofthefollowingsisNOTtrue?A.Thewheelwasthefirstgreatinvention,butitisnotveryimportanttoday.B.AnAmericanfirststeppedonthemoon.C.Intheearlywaslittleunknownland.D.Newinventionswillchangeourlivesgreatlyinthefuture.短文填空（10分）A.Eatwithothers.B.EatmoreeverymealC.Trytoeatdinneratleast3hoursbeforeyougotobedD.Youwillbesmarteraftereatingbreakfast.E.Askyourselfifyouarereallyhungry.F.Butthisdoesn’tmeanthatyoucaneatabagofchipsinsteadofamealHealthyeatingdoesn'tjustmeanwhatyoueat,buthowyoueat.Hereissomeadviceonhealthyeating26Itcanhelpyoutoseeothers’healthyeatinghabits.Ifyouusuallyeatwithyourparents.youwillfindthatthefoodyoueatismoredeliciousHaveaglassofwatertoseeifyouarethirstysometimesyouareListentoyourbody.27justthirsty,youneednofood.Stopeatingbeforeyoufeelfull.Eatbreakfast,Breakfastisthemostimportantmealoftheday.Afteryoudon'teatforthepasttenhours,yourbodyneedsfoodtogetyougoing.28Eathealthysnacks.Weallneedsnackssometimes.Infact,it'sagoodideatoeattwohealthysnacksbetweenyourthreemeals.29Don'teatdinnerlate.Withourbusylife,wealwaysputoffeatingdinneruntilthelastminute.30Thiswillgiveyourbodyachancetodigestmostofthefoodbeforeyourestforthenext810hours.信息匹配（7.5分）()31.TheBrownsarelookingforanewhouse.MrBrownwantstoliveinthetowncentre.MrsBrownwantsahousewithfourbedroomswhilethekidswantagarden.()32.Annisa20yearoldcollegestudentwhowantsaparttimejob.ShecanonlyworkintheeveningandonweekendsbecauseshehastogotoschoolfromMondaytoFriday.()33.Tomis11yearsoldnow.Heisveryinterestedinfootballandhasalwaysdreamedofjoiningafootballteam.Hehasclassesonweekdaysfrom9a.m.to3p.m.()34.Jackwantstorentaroom.Itdoesn'tmatterhowbigitisorhowthefurnitureis.He'sgottostudyforhisexams,sotheroommustbequiet.()35.Tonywouldliketospendtheingsummerholidayattheseaside.Hecannotaffordlivinginahotelsohewantstobookaholidayflat.A.GREENGARDENeandrideabicycleunderthesun,andyouandyourkidsenjoyacountrylunchwithfarmfreshfruitandvegetablesinGreenGardenatseaside.Ring3204923.B.JOINOURFOOTBALLTEAMForboysandgirlswhowanttoplayinthelocalfootballteam.Aged9to13.MeetinGreenParkonFridayat4p.m.C.ASSISTANTWANTEDForabusyrestaurant.Girlsaged18to25preferred.Someeveningandweekendswork.Allmealsfree.Ring3320178.D.ROOMTORENTSmallroomtorentincitycentreflatabovearestaurant.Quiet.Newroomwithmodernfurniture.Neartherailwaystation.Call333210E.HOUSEFORSALEfortablefamilyhomeinthecentreoftownwithalargegarden.Fourbedrooms,alivingroom,akitchenandabathroom.Offersover$95,000.SE