2015年浙江省義烏中考真題英語試題

初中學(xué)業(yè)水平考試試題PAGEPAGE1浙江省義烏2015年初中畢業(yè)生升學(xué)考試英語試題試卷Ⅰ說明：本卷共有三大題，45小題，共70分。請用2B鉛筆在“答題卡”上將你認為正確的選項對應(yīng)的小方框涂黑、涂滿。一、聽力（略）二、完形填空閱讀下面短文，然后從各題所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案。ThePowerofresolution（決心）Thelittlecountryschoolhousewasheatedbyanoldmalstove（火爐）．Alittleboyhadthejobofcomingtoschoolearlyeachdaytostartthe16andwarmtheroombeforehisteacherandhisclassmatesgotthere.Onemorningthey17tofindtheschoolhouseburning.Theydragged（拖）thelittleboyoutofthebuildingmoredeadthanalive.Thenhewas18takentoanearbycountyhospital.Thedoctortoldtheboy'smotherthat19thelowerpartofhisbodywasseriouslyburnt,hecouldn'tusehislegsanymore.However,the20boymadeuphismindthathewouldwalk.Unluckilyhisthinlegs21hungthere,allbutlifeless.Finallyhereturnedhomefromthe22．Everydayhismotherwouldpresshislittlelegs,buttherewasnofeeling,nocontrol,23．Yethisdeterminationthathewouldwalkwasas24asever.Whenhewasn'tinbed,hewouldsitinawheelchair.Onesunnydayhismotherwheeledhimoutintotheyardtogetsomefreshair.Thisday,insteadofsittingthere,he25himselffromthechairandpulledhimselfacrossthegrass，dragginghis26behindhim.Heworkedhiswaytothewhitefence（柵欄）aroundtheyard.Withgreateffort,heraisedhimselfuponthefence.Then,hebegandragginghimselfalongthefence,27thathewouldwalk.Hestartedtodothiseveryday.Therewasnothinghe28morethantodeveloplifeinthoselegs.Intheend，throughhisdeterminationhedid29．Hebegantowalktoschool，thentoruntoschool，torun30thejoyofrunning.Laterincollegehemadetherunningteam.StilllaterinMadisonSquareGardenthisdeterminedyoungman,Dr.GlennCunningham,rantheworld'sfastestmile!16.A.fire B.class C.game D.story17.A.left B.waited C.arrived D.hid18.A.clearly B.quickly C.suddenly D.nearly19.A.when B.unless C.before D.because20.A.honest B.brave C.worried D.calm21.A.just B.also C.once D.ever22.A.school B.yard C.hospital D,square23.A.everything B.anything C.something D.nothing24.A.strong B.simple C.strange D.similar25.A.helped B.threw C.picked D.enjoyed26.A.arms B.chair C.legs D.mother27.A.believing B.doubting C.promising D.suggesting28.A,afforded B.hated C.forgot D.wanted29.A.setoff B.getback C.standup D.runaway30.A.to B.for C.from D.without三、閱讀理解（本題有15小題，每小題2分，共計30分）閱讀下面四篇材料，然后從各題所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案．ARealTennisAnamazingchanceThissummeratGrangeRoodYourchancetoenjoyRealTennis,thekingofrackettennicstartson6thJulywiththeWorldChampion(冠軍)6：30pm—8：00pm,6JulyAwonderfulintroductory(入門的)eveningwithRobFahey,theworldchampionfromAustraliaandwidelyregardedasthegreatestplayerever.Withanamazingexhibitionmatch:TheWorldChampionvsTheBritishAmateur(業(yè)余的)Champion,DavidWoodman,Plus…YourturntoplayProfessional(專業(yè)的)coachingduringatwo-hourgrouplessontogiveyouthebasicsanytimeyoulikethissummer,withracketsandballsprovided.It’sindoors,sothereisnochanceofbeingrainedoff!AlastinggiftAcopyofthefascinatingbookRealTennisinCambridgetohelpyouunderstandtheplaceofthegameinourgreatcity.UnexpectedvalueTheintroductoryevening,thebook,andthegrouplessonarejust50poundsforeachperson.Forfurtherinformationortobookyourplace,pleasecallManuelSimpsonay01223357141ore-mailJeffGreenatmani@curtc.net31.isafamousrealtennisplayerfromUK.A.RobPaheyB.DavidWoodmanC.ManuelSimpsonD.JeffGreen32.Itcanbeseenfromthepassagethat·A.theintroductoryeveningisatOrangeRoadB.thegrouplessonlastsoneandahalfhoursC.thebookRealTennisCambridgecosts50poundsD,peoplecancall〗effGreenformoreinformation33.Thepassageiswrittenmainlyto·A.talkabouttheimportanceofrealtennisB.teachpeoplehowtoplayrealtenniswellC,welcometheworldrealtennischampionD.advisepeopletocomeandenjoyrealtennisBCatCafestoOpeninTorontoandMontrealTHESTAR，TORONTOSoon,peopleinTorontomaybeabletoenjoyahotchocolateoracoffeeina"catcafe".Twogroupsofpeopleinthecityaretryingtoraiseenoughmoneytoopencatcafes.Theideaissimple：acafeforhumans一withlotsofcatsaround.Peoplewillbeabletopetthecatswhilethey'resippingtheircoffee.TherearealreadycatcafesinplaceslikeEngland,FranceandinAsialikeinJapan,SouthKoreaandChina.JenniferMorozowichplanstoopenherKittyCatCafeinSeptember.ShetoldTheTorontoStarthatitwillhavesixtofifteencats.Morozowichisacatloverwhosaysthatcatshelptoreducepeople'spressure（壓力）．Sheisalsoplanningtoholdspecial"Litter-ature"events,withtheDundasWestAnimalHospital,athercafe,withkidsreadingtothecats.Someexperts（專家）saythatreadingtoanimalshelpskidslearntoreadbetterbecauseanimalsenjoyhearingthehumanvoiceandkidsdon’thavetofeelworriedaboutmakingmistakeswhilethey'rereading.Anothercatcafe,PetMeMeow,willbeopeninautumnifAshkanRahimiandJeffRohavetheirway.Theyaretryingtoraisemoneytoopenaplacewherecatswilllive,and〖peoplecancomeinandbuyacoffeeandhangoutwiththecats.Bothsetsofpossibletaleownerswillhavetomakesuretheircafesareveryclean.TheCityofTorontohasmanyrulesthatpeoplehavetofollowwhowanttoservefoodtohumanswhenthereareanimalsnearby.Forexample,theanimalboxesneedtobeinaseparatespaceawayfromtheeatingarea.Thecafeownerswillgetthecatsfromrescueshelters（救護所）．Ifthecoffeedrinkersfallinlovewithacertaincat,theymaybeabletotakeithome.TheTorontocatrateswon'tbeCanada'sfirst.HappyCatCafe,isopeninginJulyinMontreal.34.Theunderlinedword"sipping"inthesecondparagraphprobablymeans“”·A.selling B.getting C.drinking D.making35.Accordingtothepassage,JenniferMorozowich.A.isastarfromToronto B,likescatsverymuchC.hasacatcafenow D.livesundermuchpressure36.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat.A.readingtocatsmayhelpkidsmakefewermistakesB.thecatcafeshavetogivefoodtoanimalsnearbyC.peoplemustn'ttakethecatsofthecatcafeshomeD.Canadawillprobablyhavethreecatcafesthisyear37.Thepassagemightbe.A.anewsreport B.ananimalstoryC.ameetingnotice D.apetadvertisementCTwelve-year-oldLeonardowasborninapoorfamilyinBambamarcainPeru.Heknewhowtoreadbuthehadneverseenabookinhislife.Soheaskedthenewpriest（牧師）inhisvillagetogivehimone.Buttherewasnoelectricity.SoLeonardoborrowedcandlesfromthechurchandsatupallnightreadingit.Thenextmorning,hewasatthedoorofthepriestaskingforanotherbooktoread.JohnMedcalf,thepriest，wasmoved.Healsorealizedthatpeoplewouldlovetoreadifgivenachance.ButheknewhowdifficultitwasforLeonardoandthoseinhisvillagetogetbooks.Andyet,noonecanbetaughttoreadandwritewithoutbooks.Tomakepeopleinapoor,farawayareagrowtolovebooks，theyhavetobewiththem.Sohethoughttheonlywaywastobringbookstopeople.Buthowcouldthisbedone?Mobilelibrariesorcarlibrarieswouldbetooexpensiveanddifficulttocontinueintherocky,hillylandofPeru.Sowhatothermethodcouldbeused?Medcalfgotanewideafromthebarefoot（赤腳）doctorsofChina.Andthatwashowthebarefootlibrarians（圖書管理員）firstappearedinthevillagesofnorthernPeru，almostthirtyyearsago.Thelibrariansbeganbygoingfromvillagetovillage,lendingbookstovillagers.TheyhelpedstartTheRura1LibraryNetworkofPeru.Atfirst，theywereteachersofthevillageschoolswhichthesefarawaylibrariesbelongedto.Buttheteacherswerenotveryinterestedinthejobbecauseitmeantalotofhardwork.So,villageelderstookonthejobthemselves.Today,thereare600villagelibrariesacrossPeru.Thebarefootlibrarianswhowalkupto15hoursadaywithbagsofbooksaretheirlifeline.38.ThefirstparagraphtellsusthatLeonardoA.hadalotofbooks B.boughtcandlesfromothersC,enjoyedreadingbooks D.livedinthechurch39.Theunderlinedword"this"inParagraph3probablyrefersto（指）””A,togrowtolovebooks B.tobringbookstopeopleC.toreadandwrite D.tobuildanewlibrary40.Thepassagedoesn'tmentionA,whenthebarefootlibrariansappeared B.whoworkedasvillagelibrariansatfirstC.whereMedcalfmetChinesedoctors D.howmanyvillagelibrariesPeruhastoday41.Itcanbeinferred（推斷）fromthepassagethat．A.thefirstchurchinPeruwassetupbyJohnMedcalfB.carlibrariesusedtobepopularinLeonardo'svillageC.teacherswereinterestedinbringingbookstovillagersD.thebarefootlibrariansareimportanttovillagelibrariesDHaveyouevertriedtounderstandsomethingnewonyourownbutfounditabittoodifficultinbooksorontheInternet?Don'tbeworried—youcangethelpatKhanAcademy（可汗學(xué)院）．KhanAcademyisanonlinelearningwebsitecreatedin2007bySalmanKhan,anAmericanteacher.Inordertoprovide"afreeworld-classeducationtoanyoneanywhere"，Khanoffersmorethan4,200freemicrolectures（講座）.Theclassescoverfieldslikemathematics,biology,chemistryandfinance.Theyusuallylastforjust10to15minutes.Unliketraditionalclasses,Khanmainlyofferscoursesforstudentsbelowcollegelevel.TheclassescanalsohelpthosewhoareplanningtotaketheSAT,anexamoftenrequiredforstudentswhowishtoenteracollegeoruniversityintheUS.SohowcanyoustartyourlearningjourneyatKhanAcademy?Firstofall，enterthewebsitewithapersonale-mailaccount（帳戶）．YourpersonalhomepageatKhanAcademyisdesignedtohelpyoulearnmath.Youcantakeapre-testfirsttoseeyourlevel.Theacademythensuggestsexercisesattherightlevelforyou.Italsoallowsyoutowatchvideosandimproveyourselfuntilyoureachlevel5—thehighestlevel.Ifyouareinterestedinothersubjects,click"LEARN"toseealltopicsonoffer.Try"ArtHistory"，forexample.Thiswilltakeyoutoallthethingsinthatarealiketextarticles,videosandquestions.Youcanalsoputkeywordsintothesearchboxtoseerelatedtopics.Don'tworryifyoufinditdifficulttofollowthecoursesinEnglish.Thecourseshavebeentranslatedintootherlanguages,suchasChinese.HundredsofKhan'scoursesinChinesecanbefoundonNetease(www.163.com)，whichofferstranslationsofcoursesfromHarvard,Yafe,Oxford，Cambridgeandothertopuniversities.42.KhanAcademyisalearningwebsitethat.A.wasstartedbyanAmericanteacher B,hasahistoryofover10yearsC.doesn'tprovidefreelectures D.isfitonlyforcollegestudents43.Thefifthparagraphismainlyabouthowto·A.passthemathtest B.learnmathatKhanAcademyC.designyourwebsite D,writeane-mailtoKhan44.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.TheclassesatKhanAcademyusuallylast40minutes.B.NothingbutvideoscanbefoundatKhanAcademy.C.KhanAcademyonlyofferscoursesinEnglish.D.YoucangetcoursesfromtopuniversitiesonNetease.45.Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.OnlineLearning B.SalmanKhanC.CollegeEducation D.LanguageCourses試卷II說明：本卷共有四大題，31小題，共50分。答題請用0.5毫來及以上的又色鑒字筆書寫在“答題紙”的對應(yīng)位置上．四、詞匯運用（本題有15小題，每小題1分，共計15分）A．用方框中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。每詞僅用一次，每空限填一詞。besidehelpremaincouragereal46.Maryhasnotowalkhomealoneatnight.47.Heis70yearsold,buthestillactiveinsports.48.Ican'tbelieveIamgoingtomeetthepopstar.49.IfoundWendysittinghermother,sayingnothing.50.Sometimesitistomakealistofeverythingyouhavetodo.B．根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容和所給中文提示，在空白處寫出單詞的正確形式．每空限填一詞．WhenIwas18，myfamilyleftChina.Andayearlater,wemadeourwaytoNewYork.Unluckily,myfather51（失?。﹖ofindajob,soIhadtohelpsupportmyfamily.Ilookedthroughthewantadseverymorningandlaterhadan52（面試）forajobatWaterburyHospitalHealthCentre.ThereIwastoldmyworkwould53（包括）sweepingfloors.Ismiledandrememberedmyfather'sadvice."Takeprideinwhatyoudo,”mylathersaid,"whetheryou'rea54（老板）oraresweepingfloors.”Soevenifmyjobwasthelowest,Iwas55（激動的）todoit.Eachmorning,I56（想象）allthepatientsnotbeingabletoeatifIwasn'ttheretocleantheplatesandbowls.Once57（早飯）wasmade,Icleanedtoilets,sweptfloorsanddidsomeotherdirtywork.Iwantedpeopletosay"Thatyoungmansuredoesanicejob"，58（盡管）Iwasdeadtired.Through59（十一）jobsI'veeverheld,myfather's60（明智的）wordshavestayedwithme.I'vesweptfloors，andI'vebeenthemanager.IthinkDadwouldbeproud.五、語法填空（本題有10小題，每小題1分，共計10分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填人一個適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，或填人括號中所給單詞的正確形式（每空不多于3個單詞）。PlentyofpeopledreamofgoingtoMars（火星）．61differentfromthosepeople,13-year-oldAlyssaCarsonhasbeenworking62(happy)forthatdreamsincetheageof4，accordingtoanewreportwhich63(make)bytheBBCnotlongago.AlytsatellstheBBC,“Ihope64(go)toMarsbecauseitisaplacethatnoonehasbeentobefore.Iwanttotakethatfirststep.”AccordingtotheBBC,she65(attend)USA'sthreeworldspacecampssofar.Herfather,BertCarson,tellstheBBCthatAlyssaplanstobeonthefirstlongjourneytoMarswhichisexpectedtotakeplacein66yearof2033.“Weareproud67her,”hesays.“Wehavethenexteighteen68(year)plannedout.”O(jiān)neofthoseplansisAlyssaattendingtheInternationalSpaceUniversity.Ofcourse，Alyssa'sdreamcouldcomewith69(big)sacrifices（犧牲）thanothers.〖IfAlyssagoestomars，maybe70isverydifficultforhertoreturntoEarth.Still，herfathersays，"Ifthat'stheonlychoiceshehas，shestillwantstogo.”Alyssaagrees.六、任務(wù)型閱讀（本題有5小題，每小題1分，共計5分）閱讀下面文章，然后從文后所給的A--E五個選項中選擇符合各段意思的小標題（其中一項多余），將其序號填人71-74題，并回答75題．WhichMusicalInstrumentShallILearn?Manypeoplewouldliketolearnhowtoplayamusicalinstrument,buttheyareputoffbyonebigproblem：Whattoplay?Hereareafewquestionstohelpyoudecide.71Manyinstrumentsareofdifferentuse，butsomearemorefitforcertaintypesofmusic.Someinstrumentsmayleadthemselvesbetterthanotherstothemusicyoulike,soconsiderthisbeforeyoustart.Doyouwanttoplaywithotherpeople?Thinkaboutyourlong-termfutureasamusician.Ifyouwanttoplaywithotherpeople,whatsortofinstrumentwouldbemostpractical?Yourfirstthoughtofplayingtheviolin,forexample,mightdisappearwhentoomanypeoplearecompetingwithyou！72Manypeopleliveinflatsandpracticingthedrums,forexample,willdriveyourneighborscrazy.Thinkaboutwhereandwhenyouaregoingtopractice,aswellasthefeelingsoIthepeopleyoulivewithornear.73Thisisquiteabigfactor.Manyinstrumentscanbeboughtatdifferentprices.Butthisdoesn'tchangethefactthatmany,suchasthepiano,arealwaysprettyexpensive.Ifyoucan'taffordyourchoseninstrument，willyoubeabletoborrowsomeoneelse'sorhireone?74Talktopeopleyouknowwhoalreadyplayinstruments.Theymightevenletyoutrytheirs.It'salsoagoodideatofindanexperiencedmusicteacher,preferablyonewhoplaysafewdifferentinstruments,whocangiveyousomeadviceandpushyouintherightdirection.Stillnotsure?Whereareyougoingtopractice?Howmuchmoneycanyouspend?Areyouweakorstrong?Wh