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2023年湖南省株洲市中考一模英語(yǔ)試題(含聽力)一、聽錄音選圖片..C.1.Howdoesthe..C...C.2.Whatdidtheboyuseto..C.二、聽短對(duì)話選答案3.Whatarethechopsticksmadeof?Steel. .Wood. C.Gold.4.Whenwasthebridgebuilt?.t. .Lastweek. C.t5.WhatarepeoplesupposedtodowhentheymeetforthefirsttimeinFrance?Kiss. .Bow. C.e三、聽長(zhǎng)對(duì)話選答案6.聽對(duì)話,回答以下各小題。1.Whoseschoolbagisit?Tina’s. .. C.2.Whatcoloristheschoolbag?Blue. .Red. C.Green.7.聽對(duì)話,回答以下各小題。1.Whatdidtheboydointhemorning?WatchTV. .Watchtheboatraces. C.Watchthebasketballraces.2.WholikesZongz?Theboyandthegirl. .Theboy. C.Thegirl.8.聽對(duì)話,回答以下各小題。1.Whatistheboygoingtodo?Playbasketball. .Buyshoes. C.Buyclothes.2.Whowilltheboygowith?Noone. .Hismother. C.Mike.9.聽對(duì)話,回答以下各小題。1.Whenwilltheconcertstart?Saturdaymorning. .Saturdayafternoon. C.Saturdayevening.2.tsMarythinkofesBoring. .Loud. C.Exciting.3.WhatkindofmusicdoesMarylike?Fastsongs. .Oldsongs. C.Quietsongs.10.聽對(duì)話,回答以下各小題。1.Whatdoesthegirlwanttobuy?Fruit. .Stamps. C.2.Whereisthepostoffice?OnGreenStreet. .Nexttothebank. C.Nexttoabookshop.3.Wheremaybethetwospeakers?Onthestreet. .Inthebank. C.ne四、聽短文選答案11.聽獨(dú)白,回答以下各小題。1.Whichfloordotheystartfrom?Thefirstfloor. .Thesecondfloor.2.Whatcantheyseeonthesecondfloor?Technologyintheolddays..Inventionsindifferentcenturies.C.Inventionsinthe20thcentury.

C.Thefourthfloor.3.Whichisthemosthelpfulwaytofindmoreinformationaboutthemuseum?g.AskingtheguideforC.gsInternet.help.magazines.五、單項(xiàng)選擇12.—Howwasyourdayoffyesterday?—Perfect!tsmys birthday.ehadabigcake.eighty .eightieth C.theeightieth13.We buildourcountryintoacountryofpeace,acountryofwealthandacountryofopeningup.should might C.would14.IhavestayedinZhuzhou threeweeks.since .from C.15. interestingbookstheyare!Ilikereadingthem.What .Whatan C.16.Thekite inancientChinabyMozi.isinvented .wasinvented C.invented17.Howdangerous!Shewasdrivingthecarwithonehandandholdinghermobilephonewith .theother .a(chǎn)nother C.18.—Whatareyoulookingfor?mlookingforedictionary youteyesterday.o .what C.that19.Ofallthemountains,Qomolangmais .high .higher C.thehighest20.Ifitisfinetomorrow,I basketball.play .willplay C.a(chǎn)mplaying21.Asavolunteer,thegirlgoestothehospitaleveryweekendto thechildren.cheerup .callup C.giveup六、完形填空22.InsomebookstoresownedbyGoldmanPressinGermany,alargenumberofbooksarestoleneveryyear.Thismakesthebookstorestafffeelquite .Usually,attheendofeachyear,the ofthestolenbooks,aswellashowmanybookswerestolen,arewritteninalistandpostedonawallinthebookstorestoremindthestaff.eday,eofesinspectors檢查員)noticedthe whenwasinspectingthebookstores.Hewasinspired.Afterhewentbacktohisoffice,hebeganlistingthebooksthatwere mostfrequently頻繁地).InFrankfurt,aworldwidebookfairisheldeveryyear.Atthefair,publishinghouseswilluseallthe wordstopromote促銷)theirbooks.ButthatyearGoldmanPresstriedamore wa—theyshowedalistofthetop10booksthatweremostfrequentlystolenintheirbookstores.Asthey ,thelistattractedalargenumberofbooksellerswhohadcometothefairtoorderbooks.ThismadeGoldmanPressagreat atthebookfair.Booksellersmightnotalways whatpublishinghouses,sayintheiradvertisements.Butthistimetheybelievedthebooksthatwerestolenmostfrequentlymustbewidely .Theywouldlikelybecomeverypopularbooks.1.happy.boredC.upset2.prices.namesC.3.list.bookC.4.shown.stolenC.5.good.politeC.6.commoncarefulC.unusual7.expected.decidedC.8.troublejokeC.success9.believe.hearC.understand10.lost.enjoyedC.discussed七、閱讀單選23.CONCERTCONCERTStartingtime:7:00p.m.Ticketprice:$50foran$25forachild(underNosmoking!Nophotos!Keepquiet!Phone:800-231-35541.Smithandhis13-year-oldboywillgototheconcert.Theyshouldpay $50 .$100 C.$752.Whatcanpeopledoattheconcert?Takephotos. .Drinkwater. C.Makenoise.24.Sunshinevolunteerprogramallowsyoutohavethespecialchancetoworkinthecommunity.OrganizeOrganizeyouthsports.WhatyouneedtoVolunteerinthehospitals.do Helpschoolsgiveoutnecessarythings.Helpwithcleaningupthestreet.LanguageAgeEitherEnglishor18yearsorolder.Mealsarenotincluded,butyoucanbuythematalowpriceinthefoodhouse.1.Whatdothevolunteersneedtodo?Workasadoctorinthehospitals.Providenecessarythingsforschools.CCleanupthestreet.2.Accordingtothechart,volunteers .mustbe15to18yearsold .havetospeakEnglish C.havetopayformeals3.Wherecanwereadthematerialabove?.nar. .Inanewspaper. C.na25.Onebeautifulwintermorning,alittleboyof10yearsoldorsowenttoagroceryshoptomakeatelephonecall.Clearly,hechangedhistone語(yǔ)氣)ofvoicewhilespeakingonthephone.Whenallthiswashappening,thestoreownerwatchedandlistenedwithgreatinteresttotheconversationthatfollowed:“Madam,Imapoorboy.Canyoueeajobcuttingsonyourlawn(草eey“Sorry,Ialreadyeetotmy”ewomanteotherendofphonelinereplied.“Madam,Iltyourlawnforhalfeeofepersonwhosyourlawnmverysatisfiedwithepersonwhoispresentlycuttingmylawn.Heisdoingad“Madam,levensweepyourcurb路邊),soonSundayyouwillhavetheprettiestlawninlofmbeach,,kInsteadofgettingangry,thelittleboysmiledandputbackthephonegently.Thestoreowner,whowaslisteningtotheconversation,walkedovertotheboyandsaid,“Son,Ieyoure(態(tài)度)andIwouldetoofferyoua“No,thanks.mlforyourtyouereallyaskingforajobwhenyouweretalkingtotheladyonthe“Nosir,IstcheckingmyeonejobIalreadyhave.ImewhosworkingfortladyIstalking”eeboyreplied.1.Whydidtheboychangehistoneonthephone?eetteeownertoheartesaid.eettewomantowwhoewas.CBecausehehopedthatthewomancouldlistentohimclearly.2.Whatdidtheboyoffertodoforthewoman?teslawnforfree.Workforhalfthepriceoftheotherperson.CSweepthecurbforhalfthepriceofothers.3.Afterhangingupthephone,theboyfelt .sad .a(chǎn)ngry C.satisfied4.Hearingtheconversation,thestoreownermightthink .theboyreallyneededajobtheboywasnotgoodatcuttinglawnsCtheboywastellingliesallthetime5.WhichofefollowingscanteesetowardeCareless. .Joking. C.Serious.26.Whenshewasjust8,SammieVancethoughtaboutaquestion:Whatbreaksyour?“Forme,sseeingewhoneeda”eseventhgrader,toldmagazine.ebeenlonelymyself.IttstoltSoonafterasummercamp,Vancelearnedaboutbuddybenche(伙伴長(zhǎng)椅).Thesebenchesareseatsataschoolplayground.Alonelychildcansitonit,whichshowsthatheorsheisinneedofafriend.elovedsidea.swouldereallyltmy”esaid.Thengotintoactionimmediately.Shecollected725kilogramsofbottlecapsandfoundacompanytoturnthecapsintobenchesforherschool.AccordingtoVance,theserecycledbenchescostmuchlessthanregula(普通的)parkbenchesandaregoodfortheenvironment.Vancecollectedmoreforbenchesatotherschoolstoo.ShealsomadeaFacebookpageforotherstofollowherjourneyandmakebottlecapdonations.Shewassurprisedthathersmallprojecthashadabiginfluenceonpeoplearoundtheworld.SheevenreceivedbottlecapsfromGermanyandAustralia.Today,Vancehashelpedmake200recycledbenchesinschoolsandneighborhoods.Butshehasnoplansofstopping.Shesaidinaninterviewthatevenadultscanuseabuddybenchbecausepeopleatanyagecanllonely.esaid,“Itlookforwardtomakingaeandencouragingotheretoea1.WhichgradewasSammieVancein?GradeSix. .GradeSeven. C.GradeEight.2.WhydidSammieVancedecidetomakebuddybenchesinherschool?Becauseshehadtofinishaschoolproject.Becausesheusedtoenjoysittingwithafriendonabench.CBecauseshewantedtohelpothersfindfriends.3.HowdidVancegetbuddybenches?Sheboughtthemfromstoresnearherschool.Shecollectedbottlecapstomakebenches.CSherecycledmanyoldschoolbenches.4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaboutbuddybenches?Theyaregoodfortheenvironment.Theycanhelplonelychildrenfindfriends.CTheycostmuchmorethanregularparkbenches.5.Accordingtothepassage,whatwillVancedointhefuture?Shewillcontinuetohelpmakebuddybenchesforpeople.Shewillmakeanother200recycledbenches.CShewillgiveoutbuddybenchestoschoolsinothercountries.27.Haveyoueverwonderedwhatanimalsaretalkingabout?WiththedevelopmentofAI,wemaybeabletounderstandtheirlanguages!InProfessorKarenswbook,TheSoundsofLife:HowDigitalTechnologysgUsClosertotheWorldsofAnimalsandPlants,shetalksabouthowAIishelpingustomakeananimalversionofGoogleTranslate.Allaroundtheanimalkingdom,therearesoundsthatwecanhardlypickupandtranslate.Forexample,elephantstalkwitheachotherusinginfrasoun(次聲波)—belowourhumanhearingrang(范圍).Coral(珊瑚)intheoceanalsosendssoundstotbabyltosaferstogrow.sssurprisingsltanyears!Scientistshaveplacedlisteningequipmentintotheseenvironmenttopickupthesoundshumanscannothear.Afterthesoundsarerecorded,AIcanstudytheirmeaning.Forexample,IsraelisusedAItoebats’15,000calls.Theyfoundtethan60wereargumentsaboutfourthings:food,sleeppositions,invasion(侵犯fspace,andunwantedadvances.Thistechnologycannotonlyunderstandtheanimalsbutalsocommunicatebacktothem.Forexample,beesusedancestocommunicate.AresearchteaminGermanyputthebeelanguageAIsystemintoarobotbee.Theyaskedtherobottocreateadanceroutin(路線)totellthebeeswherethenectar(花蜜)was.1.tsKarenswbookmainlyWhyAIcanhelppeopleresearchanimals.Whyanimalsneedhelpfromhumanbeings.CHowAIhelpspeoplebetterunderstandanimals.2.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEabouttheanimalsounds?Elephantscommunicatewitheachotherusinginfrasound.Coralshaveearsthatcanhearallanimalsounds.CSomeoftheanimalsoundscannotbeheardbyhumans.3.WhatisParagraph4mainlyabout?Howbatsarguewitheachother.Aneofscientists’studyonlsounds.CBats’livingsandtheirwayofcommunication.4.Howdidscientiststellbeeswherethenectarwas?Bymakingarobotbeetellthebeesabouttheroutinebydancing.Bytrainingotherbeestoleadthemthere.CBycreatingacertainsoundwiththeAIsystem.5.Howmanykindsofanimalsarementionedinthispassage?Three. .Four. 八、語(yǔ)篇翻譯28.根據(jù)上下文內(nèi)容,將文中畫線部分譯成漢語(yǔ)或者英語(yǔ)。Recently,thenewcurricul(課程standardforlabor(勞動(dòng))educationhascomeout.Thestandardhasmadelaboreducationanindependentcourse.1.Studentstakeclassesonlaborskillsatleastonceaweek.Thenewstandardrequiresprimarystudentsinfifthandsixthgradestomastertheskillsofcookingtwotothreecommondishes,suchasscrambledeggswithtomatoesandfriedeggs.2.Besides,theyshoulddochores,includingcleaning,foldingclothes,andcooking.Everyschoolshoulddesignthehouseholdlaborlists.Parentsandschoolswilllearnhowtodevelopthelaborspiritsandcraftsmanship工匠精)ofthekids.SunJiarui,a10-year-oldgirlfromacentralprimaryschoolinWuxi,JiangsuProvince,recentlybecamepopularonlineforhercookingskills.3.這個(gè)女孩自從八歲就跟著爸爸學(xué)會(huì)了炒菜。Shecancookmorethan50dishesnow.Herfatherisanexcellentcookintheirownrestaurant.Sheusuallysawhimcookfoodoverafirewhenshewasyoung.4.Shehopesthatherparentscanhavethemostdeliciousfoodcookedbyherself.Itisnoteasyforthelittlegirltocookfood.Butshetrieditagainandagain.,eet..我們總是以她為傲。dr1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 九、閱讀回答問(wèn)題29.閱讀下面的材料,然后根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題。Doyoueverworrythatyoumightwastefood?DuringtheCOVID-19pandemic,manypeoplearoundtheworldweregoinghungry.Butpeoplecameupwithaspecialyoydp—puttingfridgesfilledwithfoodoutsideforp

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