（試卷）2022年河南省原創(chuàng)預(yù)測(cè)卷班級(jí)檢測(cè)（六）·英語(yǔ)

英語(yǔ)試卷第頁(yè)（共頁(yè)）2022年河南省原創(chuàng)預(yù)測(cè)卷班級(jí)檢測(cè)（六）·英語(yǔ)全卷總分:120分考試時(shí)間:100分鐘一、聽力理解(20小題，每小題1分，共20分)第一節(jié)聽下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。每段對(duì)話讀兩遍。1.1.Who

is

reading?A.

John.B.

Lucy.C.

Linda.2.What

will

the

weather

be

like

tomorrow?A.

Rainy.B.

Sunny.C.

Cloudy.3.Where

are

the

two

speakers?A.

In

a

classroom.B.

At

a

meeting

room.C.

On

a

playground.4.How

old

is

the

man

now?A.

22.B.

26.C.

28.5.What

does

the

girl

want

to

do

first?A.

To

go

to

the

sports

club.B.

To

do

her

homework.C.

To

play

table

tennis.第二節(jié)聽下面幾段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答第6至第7兩個(gè)小題。2.1.Which

kind

of

noodles

does

the

man

order?A.

Beef

noodles.B.

Mutton

noodles.C.

Tomato

and

egg

noodles.2.How

much

will

the

man

pay?A.

13

yuan.B.

15

yuan.C.

30

yuan.聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答第8至第9兩個(gè)小題。3.1.When

does

the

girl

usually

go

swimming?A.

On

Fridays.B.

On

Saturdays.C.

On

Sundays.2.What

kind

of

music

does

the

boy

like

best?A.

Classical

music.B.

Pop

music.C.

Light

music.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答第10至第12三個(gè)小題。4.1.Who

is

the

speaker?A.

A

host.B.

A

reporter.C.

A

cook.2.How

long

will

the

first

program

last?A.

For

about

five

minutes.B.

For

about

fifteen

minutes.C.

For

about

twenty

minutes.3.What

food

will

Mr.

Guo

introduce?A.

Cookies.B.

Dumplings.C.

Mooncakes.聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答第13至第15三個(gè)小題。5.1.What's

the

relationship

between

the

two

speakers?A.

Teacher

and

student.B.

Father

and

daughter.C.

Classmates.2.Whose

birthday

gift

is

the

camera?A.

Carol's.B.

Carol's

father's.C.

Carol's

mother's.3.When

will

the

activity

be

held?A.

At

6：30

p．m.

this

Friday.B.

At

7：00

p．m.

this

Friday.C.

At

7：30

p．m.

this

Friday.第三節(jié)聽下面一篇短文。按照你所聽內(nèi)容的先后順序?qū)⑾铝袌D片排序。短文讀兩遍。6.1.________2.________18.

________

19.

________5.________二、閱讀理解(20小題，每小題2分，共40分)閱讀下面四篇語(yǔ)言材料，然后按文后要求做題。7.Outdoor

Cinema

This

cinema

is

mainly

set

up

for

all

movie

lovers

and

six

different

kinds

of

films

will

be

put

on

every

day.

You

can

use

3D

glasses

for

free.

Whether

you

like

science

fiction

movies

or

action

movies,

you

can

come

here

and

enjoy

one

of

them.Ticket:

6

dollars

one

person.Open:

8：00

a．m.－10：00

p．m.

every

day.Art

Museum

There

are

many

wonderful

works

including

paintings,

drama

and

sculptures(雕刻品),

which

are

all

made

by

great

artists.

Come

here

to

learn

about

the

wisdom(智慧)

and

spirit

of

these

artists.Ticket:

Free

for

students

and

20

dollars

for

grown－ups.Open:

Weekdays:

8：00

a．m.－4：30

p．m.Weekends:

8：00

a．m.－6：00

p．m.Forest

Park

It

is

a

green

treasure

house

with

98%

forest

coverage.

There

are

hundreds

of

kinds

of

trees.

Walking

in

the

mountains,

listening

to

the

birds'

singing

and

breathing

the

fresh

air

will

make

you

relaxed.

On

weekends,

having

a

picnic

with

your

family

here

is

also

a

nice

choice.

But

remember

to

take

away

your

rubbish.Ticket:

25

dollars

one

person.Open:

8：00

a．m.－5：00

p．m.

every

day.Sports

Center

Apply

for

our

lifetime

members.

Come

as

often

as

you

like

in

your

free

time.

Everything

in

the

center

is

free

to

use.

Equipment(器材)

available

to

lifetime

members

includes

swimming

pool,

weights

and

all

the

other

equipment.Call

237－8712

2366

for

more

information

about

the

price.Open:

Weekdays：8：00

a．m.－10：00

p．m.

Weekends：7：00

a．m.－11：00

p．m.1.What's

special

about

Outdoor

Cinema?A.

It

is

free

for

movie

lovers.B.

It

is

open

24

hours

a

day.C.

It

is

only

open

for

movie

lovers.D.

It

provides

3D

glasses

for

free

use.2.How

much

should

they

pay

if

a

student

visits

Art

Museum

with

his

parents?A.

20

dollars.B.

40

dollars.C.

60

dollars.D.

80

dollars.3.What

can

people

do

at

Forest

Park?A.

Play

with

the

birds.B.

Ride

a

bike

in

the

forest.C.

Have

a

picnic

with

their

family.D.

Hold

a

tree

climbing

competition.4.What

do

the

four

parts

of

the

text

have

in

common?A.

They

are

all

open

every

day.B.

They

are

all

free

for

students.C.

They

all

post

their

ticket

price.D.

They

all

post

their

phone

numbers.5.What's

the

text

mainly

about?A.

A

holiday

plan.B.

Popular

public

places.C.

Weekend

activities.D.

Part－time

jobs

for

teenagers.8.

My

father

is

always

busy.

During

the

weekdays,

he

works

for

long

hours.

When

he

comes

home,

he

takes

time

to

ask

me

about

my

school

life

and

plays

with

me

for

a

while.

On

weekends,

he

spends

most

of

his

time

with

me

doing

things

I

like.

And

he

never

considers

what

he

would

like

to

do.

Dad

is

more

like

a

clingy(黏人的)

child.

One

Sunday,

I

asked

my

father,

“Dad,

could

you

take

me

to

the

shopping

mall？”

“No

problem,

dear.

Let's

go

right

now！”

he

replied

without

hesitation(猶豫).

When

we

got

there,

I

was

excited

for

the

mall

was

holding

an

activity,

which

was

a

parent－child

game.

And

people

who

get

the

first

place

would

get

a

smart

speaker

box

for

free.

My

father

said,

“I

know

that

you

want

to

have

that

speaker

box,

right？”

“Of

course,

Dad.

What

a

nice

gift！”

I

answered.

Then

my

father

joined

in

this

game

without

hesitation

to

win

it

for

me.

We

cooperated(合作)

well

in

this

activity,

and

did

our

best

to

win

the

game.

It

was

hard

to

express

my

joy

when

I

finally

got

the

speaker

box.

After

going

back

home,

I

listened

to

music

with

this

speaker

box

in

my

room

all

afternoon.

When

I

came

to

the

living

room,

I

saw

my

father

sleeping

on

the

sofa.

His

mobile

phone

was

still

playing

a

football

match.

At

that

moment,

I

suddenly

realized

what

my

father

would

like

to

do

in

his

free

time.He

always

does

the

things

for

me

and

our

family,

but

never

thinks

of

himself.

I

hoped

to

do

something

that

could

make

him

relaxed.

The

next

weekend,

I

bought

two

football

match

tickets

with

the

help

of

my

mother

and

learned

the

rules

of

football.

After

I

finished

my

homework,

I

took

out

the

tickets

and

said

to

my

father,

“Dad,

would

you

like

to

watch

a

football

match

with

me？”When

he

heard

that

I

invited

him

to

watch

the

ball

match.

A

sweet

smile

appeared

on

his

face

and

he

hugged

me

tightly.

I

surely

believed

this

would

be

a

very

good

and

meaningful

weekend!1.Why

was

the

writer

excited

when

she

got

to

the

mall

with

her

father?A.

Because

she

bought

a

speaker

box

there.B.

Because

she

had

a

chance

to

get

a

free

speaker

box.C.

Because

she

could

play

a

parent－child

game

there.D.

Because

the

music

she

likes

was

playing

in

the

mall.2.Which

of

the

following

is

the

picture

of

the

speaker

box?3.How

did

the

writer

realize

what

her

father

wanted

to

do

in

his

spare

time?A.

By

asking

her

mother.B.

By

talking

with

her

father.C.

By

seeing

her

father's

phone.D.

By

watching

her

father

carefully.4.How

did

the

writer's

father

feel

when

he

was

invited

to

watch

a

football

match?A.

Shocked.B.

Doubtful.C.

Moved.D.

Angry.5.The

text

is

written

in

the

order

of

________．A.

spaceB.

timeC.

specific

to

generalD.

main

to

secondary9.

Last

week,

Steven

was

hit

by

a

bike

and

his

leg

was

hurt.

He

was

sent

to

the

hospital

in

time,

and

the

pain

of

his

leg

lasted

for

a

long

time.

What

is

the

reason

for

pain?

Pain

hurts

us,

but

could

it

be

good

for

us?

Pain

tells

us

that

something

is

wrong

so

that

we

can

stop

what

we

are

doing

to

protect

the

body.

For

example,

if

you

break

your

leg,

pain

stops

you

from

walking.

If

you

don't

feel

any

pain,

you

would

continue

walking.

Then

you

could

hurt

your

leg

more.

But

why

does

it

continue

to

hurt

even

after

you

have

stopped

walking?

That

is

because

your

body

reminds

you

to

rest

in

order

to

have

the

energy

to

make

the

broken

bone(骨頭)

better.

But

how

does

pain

work?

We

have

special

cells(細(xì)胞)

in

our

skin,

eyes

and

inside

our

bodies,

too.

When

something

goes

wrong,

these

cells

will

send

messages

to

the

brain.

The

brain

then

makes

us

feel

pain.

Then

we

will

stop

doing

whatever

is

causing

the

pain.

Put

your

hand

on

a

hot

pot,

and

your

hand's

skin

cells

tell

your

muscles(肌肉)

and

your

brain.

Your

muscles

are

able

to

quickly

move

your

hand

away

from

the

heat.

At

the

same

time,

your

brain

gets

the

message

that

something

is

wrong.

And

it

reminds

you

that

you

need

to

care

for

your

hand.

These

all

happen

in

less

than

a

second.

And

there

is

an

amazing

thing

during

the

whole

run.

Do

you

know

that

the

brain

itself

cannot

feel

pain?

In

fact,

when

doctors

cut

into

the

brain

during

the

operations,__they

do

not

put

the

person

to

sleep.

Because

the

person

does

not

feel

any

pain

in

the

brain,

it

is

thought

to

be

much

safer

if

the

person

is

awake

while

the

doctor

works.

Anyway,

pain

is

the

sign

of

body

problems.

Please

pay

attention

when

you

feel

pain,

especially

for

those

modern

young

people

who

are

always

busy

with

their

work.1.Why

do

you

still

feel

pain

when

the

painful

part

stops

working?A.

The

pain

can

waste

energy.B.

The

pain

needs

to

be

treated.C.

The

pain

reminds

you

to

rest.D.

The

pain

can

last

for

a

long

time.2.Which

of

the

following

is

TRUE

if

you

put

your

hand

on

a

hot

pot?A.

Muscles

will

make

you

feel

pain.B.

Cells

will

send

messages

to

your

brain.C.

Eyes

will

stop

you

doing

wrong

things.D.

Skin

cells

will

be

the

last

to

feel

the

danger.3.Which

paragraphs

tell

us

how

pain

works?A.

①②B.

②③C.

③④D.

④⑤4.What

does

the

word

“operations”

mean

in

the

fourth

text?A.

手術(shù)B.

住院C.

檢查D.

問診5.What's

the

purpose

of

the

text?A.

To

tell

people

what

pain

brings.B.

To

tell

people

when

they

feel

pain.C.

To

tell

people

how

to

stop

the

pain.D.

To

tell

people

to

pay

attention

to

the

pain.10.

Claire

is

a

middle

school

student.

She

dreams

of

being

a

scientist,

but

she

is

told

girls

aren't

allowed

to

be

doctors

or

scientists

by

her

parents.

She

wants

to

tell

them

girls

can

also

achieve

dreams

through

their

own

efforts.

Bill

is

not

only

interested

in

science,

but

also

prefers

giving

speeches.

He

was

told

to

give

a

speech

about

a

scientist.

He

wants

to

learn

more

about

his

or

her

whole

life

including

interesting

facts,

discoveries,

and

achievements.

Nancy

has

joined

an

environmental

group.

Recently,

she

is

working

on

a

report

about

global

warming.

She

has

realized

our

planet

is

getting

warmer

and

it

is

a

matter

of

life

or

death.

She

wants

to

find

some

great

ways

to

deal

with

it.

Jack

likes

traveling.

He

is

going

to

spend

his

summer

holiday

with

his

friends

by

the

sea.

Before

they

get

started,

he

wants

to

learn

something

about

sea

animals.

Simon

is

an

environmentalist.

He

thinks

some

daily

used

things

can

be

used

again.

He

plans

to

make

a

notice

to

tell

students

how

to

protect

the

environment

in

daily

life.36.

Claire

________

37.

Bill

________38.

Nancy

________39.

Jack

________40.

Simon

________A.Interview

with

a

Shark

by

Andy

Seed

and

Nick

East

If

you

could

talk

to

a

shark,

what

questions

would

you

ask?

Interview

with

a

Shark

is

a

book

filled

with

facts

but

showed

in

a

way

that

children

will

find

fun.

This

book

takes

you

into

the

seas

around

the

world

to

meet

some

of

the

biggest,

scariest,

strangest

and

most

interesting

animals

on

the

planet.B.Fantastically

Great

Women

Scientists

and

Their

Stories

by

Kate

Pankhurst

Find

out

true

stories

of

women

scientists

in

this

new

book,

which

includes

family

trees,

pictures

and

maps.

Among

those

included

are

Tu

Youyou,

who

spent

months

on

a

lonely

island

inventing

a

treatment

for

malaria(瘧疾).

This

book

is

a

celebration

of

women

who

made

some

of

the

world's

most

important

scientific

achievements.C.Rosalind

Franklin:

A

Life

Story

by

Michael

Lee

Richardson

Rosalind

Franklin

was

a

scientist

who

discovered

DNA—the

chemical(化學(xué)物質(zhì))

that

tells

us

how

our

bodies

grow

and

develop.

This

book

describes

the

great

stories

of

her

life

and

achievements,

using

timeline,

pictures

and

interesting

facts.D.How

You

Can

Save

the

Planet

by

Hendrikus

van

Hensbergen

Whether

it's

building

a

green

wall,

making

recycled

bird

feeders

or

planning

groups

at

school,

you

may

learn

more

about

daily

things

to

help

protect

the

environment.

It

tells

creative

stories

of

people

who

are

making

a

difference—perfect

to

anyone

who

wants

to

help

create

a

better

world.E.Climate

Action

by

Gerorgina

Stevens

and

Katie

Rewse

This

beautiful

book

shows

the

reasons

and

results

of

climate(氣候)

change.

You

will

find

out

the

most

creative

ideas

to

deal

with

the

climate

problem

and

meet

young

people

all

over

the

world

who

also

want

to

do

something.三、完形填空(15小題，每小題1分，共15分)先通讀短文，掌握其大意，然后從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)可以填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳答案。11.

A

man

walked

into

a

doctor's

office.

“Put

out

your

tongue(舌頭)，”

the

doctor

said

directly

without

1.________anything.

The

man

put

out

his

tongue

and

the

doctor

looked

at

it

2.________.

“Okay.

You

can

put

your

tongue

back

now，”

the

doctor

said,

“it's

3.________what's

wrong

with

you.

You

need

more

exercise.”

“But,

doctor，”

the

man

said,

“I

don't

think...”

“Don't

4.________me

what

you

think，”

the

doctor

said,

“I

am

the

doctor,

not

you.

I

know

what

you

need.

I

have

met

hundreds

of

patients

5.________you.

None

of

them

get

any

exercise.

They

6.________in

the

office

all

day

and

stand

in

front

of

the

television

in

the

evening.

What

you

need

is

to

walk

for

at

least

20

minutes

a

day.”

“Doctor,

you

don't

understand，”

the

patient

said,

“I...”

“I

don't

want

to

hear

any

7.________．”

the

doctor

said,

“you

must

find

time

for

exercise.

8.________you

don't,

you

will

get

fat.

Even

worse,

you

will

have

many

health

problems

when

you

are

9.________．”

“But

I

walk

every

day，”

the

patient

said.

“Oh,

yes.

But

that's

not

10.________walking.

You

walk

a

few

feet

to

the

railway

station

from

your

house,

a

few

more

feet

from

the

11.________to

your

office,

and

a

few

more

feet

from

your

office

to

a

restaurant

for

lunch

and

back.

I'm

12.________about

a

walk

in

the

park

for

twenty

minutes

every

day，”

the

doctor

said.

“Will

you

listen

to

me,

doctor？”

the

patient

13.________.

He

was

so

angry

with

the

doctor

who

thought

he

knew

14.________.

“I'm

a

mailman(郵遞員)，”

the

patient

went

on,

“and

I

walk

for

seven

hours

every

day.”

The

doctor

was

15.________for

a

moment,

then

he

said

quietly,

“Put

your

tongue

out

again,

will

you？”1.A.

asking B.

eating C.

fixing D.

losing2.A.

suddenly B.

luckily C.

usually D.

quickly3.A.

easy B.

clear C.

safe D.

proper4.A.

tell B.

advise C.

order D.

warn5.A.

without B.

about C.

around D.

like6.A.

sleep B.

dance C.

sit D.

stand7.A.

question B.

excuse C.

thank D.

secret8.A.

Until B.

When C.

If D.

Although9.A.

happier B.

older C.

richer D.

smarter10.A.

strange B.

alive C.

real D.

serious11.A.

station B.

school C.

hospital D.

hotel12.A.

thinking B.

imagining C.

worrying D.

talking13.A.

called B.

shouted C.

laughed D.

cried14.A.

something B.

nothing C.

anything D.

everything15.A.

excited B.

busy C.

tired D.

silent四、語(yǔ)篇填空(15小題，每小題1分，共15分)第一節(jié)閱讀短文，從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~并用其正確形式填空，使短文通順、意思完整。每空限填一詞，每詞限用一次。12.we

see

health

difficulty

keep

terrible

good

total

how

because

There

seems

to

be

a

natural

relationship

between

optimism(樂觀)

and

success.

Optimism

and

pessimism(悲觀)

are

both

strong

forces.

And

each

of

1.________must

choose

our

own

way

of

life.

There

are

enough

good

and

bad

things

in

everyone's

life.

We

can

choose

to

laugh

or

cry,

like

or

hate.

We

should

decide

2.________

we

live

our

life,

and

whether

we

look

up

in

hope

or

down

in

sadness.

Optimism

always

leads

to

happiness,

3.________and

success.

As

we

keep

a

good

mind,

our

world

will

be

a

sunny

land.

However,

if

we

are

pessimists,

we'll

find

our

world

is

full

of

darkness

4.________.

The

optimists

5.________hope

in

every

difficulty.

They

are

more

likely

to

succeed

than

others

6.________

they

always

try

to

do

one

thing

many

times

and

never

give

up.

Finding

ways

to

solve

problems

is

what

optimists

like

to

do

7.________.

We

can

be

an

optimist

and

face

the

8.________

in

our

daily

life.

9.________optimistic

is

not

difficult;

it's

a

necessity.

The

way

you

look

at

life

will

decide

how

you

feel,

how

you

behave

and

how

well

you

will

get

along

with

other

people.

Pessimism

creates

a

10.________place

where

no

one

wants

to

live.

So

try

to

look

at

life

with

a

positive

attitude(積極的態(tài)度)

and

live

a

better

life

as

you

can.四、語(yǔ)篇填空(15小題，每小題1分，共15分)第一節(jié)閱讀短文，從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~并用其正確形式填空，使短文通順、意思完整。每空限填一詞，每詞限用一次。13.

Ruby

was

born

in

a

small

town

in

America.

She

lived

in

a

happy

family

where

her

parents

treated

her

1.________the

apple

of

their

eyes.

But

one

day,

on

their

way

home,

they

had

2.________car

accident.

She

and

her

parents

got

hurt

seriously.

Ruby

lost

her

right

leg.

The

physical

hurt

made

her

feel

very

sad.

3.________

took

her

over

10

years

to

accept

her

new

body.

After

a

long

time

of

practice,

she

could

stand

on

one

leg

and

move

with

the

prosthesis(假肢).

Three

years

later,

she

ran

a

marathon(馬拉松).

She

finished

it

with

difficulty,

at

times

almost

walking,

but

it

4.________matter.

It

was

her

way

5.________show

that

she

would

start

a

new

life.

Through

many

efforts,

she

realized

her

dream

of

becoming

a

photographer.

She

always

remembers

what

her

father

told

her，“When

you

accept

your

troubles,

you

become

free

and

strong.”第二節(jié)閱讀短文，根據(jù)語(yǔ)篇要求填空，使短文通順、意思完整。每空限填一詞。14.we

see

health

difficulty

keep

terrible

good

total

how

because

There

seems

to

be

a

natural

relationship

between

optimism(樂觀)

and

success.

Optimism

and

pessimism(悲觀)

are

both

strong

forces.

And

each

of

1.________must

choose

our

own

way

of

life.

There

are

enough

good

and

bad

things

in

everyone's

life.

We

can

choose

to

laugh

or

cry,

like

or

hate.

We

should

decide

2.________

we

live

our

life,

and

whether

we

look

up

in

hope

or

down

in

sadness.

Optimism

always

leads

to

happiness,

3.________and

success.

As

we

keep

a

good

mind,

our

world

will

be

a

sunny

land.

However,

if

we

are

pessimists,

we'll

find

our

world

is

full

of

darkness

4.________.

The

optimists

5.________hope

in

every

difficulty.

They

are

more

likely

to

succeed

than

others

6.________

they

always

try

to

do

one

thing

many

times

and

never

give

up.

Finding

ways

to

solve

problems

is

what

optimists

like

to

do

7.________.

We

can

be

an

optimist

and

face

the

8.________

in

our

daily

life.

9.________optimistic

is

not

difficult;

it's

a

necessity.

The

w