2023年江蘇省某中學(xué)附屬某中學(xué)中考三模英語試題（含解析）

2023年江蘇省泰州中學(xué)附屬初級中學(xué)中考三模英語試題

學(xué)校:姓名：班級：考號：

一、單項(xiàng)選擇

1.一DidyouplanttreesonTreePlantingDaythisyear?

—Ofcourse.Treesplayimportantroleintheenvironmentandhelpkeepsoilin

________place.

A.the;theB.an;aC.the;/D.an;/

2.ItwassoexcitingthatQuanHongchanusedhertalent,hereffort,togetafull

markinthewomen'sdiving10-metreplatformcompetitioninXi'anonMay22nd.

A.asgoodasB.aswellasC.asmuchasD.ashardas

3.—Howdoyoufind>ourclassmates?

—Mostarekind,butofthemisasfriendlytomeasCathy.

A.noneB.nooneC.nobodyD.everyone

4.Youwon'tknowhowthebeautyoftheclassicalworkisyoureaditagainand

again.

A.ifB.whenC.unlessD.after

5._greatprogressBYDAutocompanyhasmadeindevelopingnewtypesof

electricvehicles（電動汽車）！

—Exactly."仰望U8"and"仰望U9"arcthemostattractivearoundtheworld.

A.WhataB.HowC.WhatD.Howa

6.Twoyearsafterthe“fatherofhybridrice^^YuanLongpingdied,Chinesepeople

flowersinfrontofhisgrave（墳?zāi)梗琾ostingpicturesandsendingtextsonlinetomourn（哀悼）

thegreatman.

A.presentedB.praisedC.producedD.prevented

7.Itisreportedthat2023AsiaTriathlonCupTaizhou（泰州鐵人三項(xiàng)亞洲杯賽）heldin

QinhuTouristResortlastmonthtobeabigsuccess.

A.ranoutB.turnedoutC.carriedoutD.triedout

8.Whatcanweknowfrom（hepictureontheright?

A.Theboyfeelsitveryeasytoplant“patience”.

B.Theboythinksgrowingplantsneedspatience.

C.Thegirlbelievesiheycangrowtheplantverywell.

D.Thegirlknowstliereasonwhy“patience“isgrownhere.

9.—Iwonder.

I'mnotsure.Maybeyes.

A.howyoucallthenewproductB.howlonghehasbeenonthephone

C.whetherMr.WuhascomebackorisstillthereD.ifDanielhasgothisdrivinglicense

10.—Ihopeyoudon'tmindfriendlyadvice.

—.Atruefriendistheonewhotellsyouthetruthaboutyourself.

A.NotatallB.WithpleasureC.YouYewelcomeD.Mypleasure

二、完形填空

閱讀短文，從每題所給選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。（共15小題；每小題1

分，滿分15分）

Therearcmanythingsinlifethatimpressyoudeeply.Forme,thereisonethingIstill

remembernow.

Oneyear,myfamilyandIwereonvacationinsouthernMexico.Whenwewere

enjoyingthebeautifulsightsnearthesea,11thatwasbrightsilvercaughtmyeyes.

Itwasaring!Itlooked12.Itmustbeworththousandsofdollars,andtheowner

must13alot.WhenIgotbacktothehotel,Itooktheringtothemanagerandtold

himthatIfounditinthewateroffthe14.Hepromisedmethathewouldsendouta

messagethata15hadbeenfound.

Thatevening,whilehavingdinner,weheardawomancheeringinaloudvoice.Shehad

justgottheringback!Isaw16standingwiththehotelmanager.Heraisedhishand

andpointedalme,andthenthewoman17cameoverandintroducedherself.She

toldmethatsheswamwithiheringand18itthatmorning.Whenshewentbackto

thebeachto19it,shefailed.Wehadadinnertogether,celebratingourgoodluck

thatnight.Thatdaywassospecialforbothofus,anditwas20ChristmasinJuly.

ThenextdaywhenIcheckedoutofthehotel,thebillhadbeenpaidbythewoman.Ifelt

touched.IhavetosaythatwhenIsawthatringforthefirsttime,Ihadanideato21

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itorsellit.However,itdidn'ttakemelongtorealizethattheonlythingtodowas（olookfor

22theownerwas.IwassogladthatIhaddonetherightthingwhenIsawthe23

lookonthatwoman'sfaceaftershegotherringback.

Sometimes,whensomethinghappens,youmayhesitate（猶豫），24youknow

whattherightthingtodois.Whenyoudoit,youwillfeelgoodaboutit,andperhapsyoucan

alsogetan25surprise.ThisisthelessonIlearntthatday.

11.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything

12.A.lovelyB.commonC.colorfulD.expensive

13.A.surpriseB.learnC.thankD.worry

14.A.beachB.parkC.hillD.hotel

15.A.billB.giftC.dollarD.ring

16.A.herB.himC.their.D.us

17.A.infearB.inpeaceC.insurpriseD.withexcitement

18.A.lostB.threwC.washedD.repaired

19.A.handinB.putonC.lookforD.dealwith

20.A.forB.likeC.aboutD.against

21.A.dropB.keepC.pickD.accept

22.A.whatB.howC.whoD.which

23.A.seriousB.specialC.strangeD.cheerful

24.A.butB.andC.soD.because

25.A.unpaidB.unseenC.undecidedD.unexpected

三、閱讀單選

MarketsWhatcanIbuy?SellwithusNewsAboutBlog

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Wegrowit.Wesellit.

Specialmarketin

Findyournearestmarket

March

WaltFarmersMarketEverySunday10a.m.—2p.m.

startedin2007.STownSquarebySelbourneWalkShoppingCenter,offthe

FinditrightatthetopofHighStreet,WalthamstowE17andcentral

highstreetinParking:Someonthestreetsaroundthemarket

WalthamstowneartheOtherinfo:Pleasenotethatnotallstalls(攤位)attend

townsquarelibrary.weekly.

WhatisspecialaboutRightintheheartofthetowncentrenearalltheshopsand

thefarmersmarket?cafes.Themarketisheldonpublicsiteandwell-behaved

Wc'rcopeneverydogsarewelcome.

Sunday,rainorshine.

Freshfood,freshair.

WaltfannersmarketfillsthetopofthehighstreetonSundaywiththefreshestfarmproducts

fromfriendlystalls.CustomersloveBramble'seggs,juiceandveg,HookandSon'smilkand

cream,freshgameinseason,Pick'sOrganicsmeat,etc.

WhatarewedoingastheFarmersMarketmanagers?

?Comparedtosupermarkets,tnostproductsatfarmersmarketsarcsoldunpacked.Breadand

cakes,somemeat,fish,flowers,plants,mostvegetablesandfruit,cheese,eggs,piesand

muchmore.Lookaroundyourmarketandyouwillsee.Wealwaysencouragenewbusinesses

tosellproductsunpacked.

WhatcanyoudoasaFarmersMarketcustomer?

,Bringyourownbagsandcontainers-especiallyforthingslikefishandmeatifyoudonot

wanttousenewplastic(notfree).Bringyourowncoffeecups.

?Encourageyourfavouri:estallstochargeforplasticbags.

26.Whoarcthemostlikelytobeinterestedinthiswebsite?

A.Managers.B.Officers.C.Housewives.D.Doctors.

27.WallFarmersMarkelhasahistoryofaboutyears.

A.6B.11C.16D.21

28.Accordingtothemeaningoftheunderlinedword“containers"，whichpictureisNOTa

container?

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A.B.斤，電

29.WhenyougoshoppingatWaltFarmersMarket,youCANNOT.

A.bringindifferentkindsofpeldogsB.bringyourowncoffeecups

C.buysomeflowersonSundaysD.buyunpackedfreshfarmproducts

30.Whatisspecialaboutthefarmersmarket?

A.Customerscanparktheircarsonthestreetsforfree.

B.Customerscanshopanddrinkcoffeeatthesametime.

C.Allthestallsinthemarketprovidecustomerswithfreeplasticbags.

D.FriendlystallsprovidefreshfarmproductsintheopenaireverySunday.

1

Mappingoutthefuture

Lastsummer,myparentsandItookadrivetoanotherstale.Beforewestartedonour

roadtrip,wepackedupthecarwithsnacks,water,andmusic.Thankfully,wealsohadour

GPSpacked.Afewhoursintothetrip,wetookawrongturn.ButourtrustyGPSpulledupa

mapofthatareaandgotusbackortrackinnotime.Itmademewonder:Whocreatesmaps

inthefirstplace?AftersonicsearchingonlineIlearnedthatthepeoplewhomapoutroads,

mountains,oceansandodierplacesaroundtheworldarecalledcartographers（制圖師）.Idid

somereadingaboutthecareer.Here'swhatIfound:

Whatdoesacartographerdo?

Cartographers,alsocalledmapmakers,studyandinterpret（詮釋）geographic

information.Theyusethisinformationtomakedetailedmapsofplacesaroundtheworld.

Someofthesemapsaredigital（數(shù)字的）.TheyareoftenusedinGPSsystems.Othermaps

areprintedinbooks.Todotheirwork,cartographersputtogetherinformationfrommany

differentplaces.Theyalsousegroundsurveys.Somedogroundsurveysthemselves.Most

cartographers,however,dependonsurveyors（測繪員）forthisimportantinformation.

Suneyorscollectinformationformapmaking.Theymeasureland,airspace,andwaterareas.

Whatdoesittaketobeacartographer?

Mostcartographershaveabachelor（學(xué)士）degree.Thedegreemighibeincartography

（制圖學(xué)）,geography,orsomethingsimilar.Studentswhoareinterestedinbecoming

cartographersshouldIcamasmuchastheycanaboutgeography.Italsohelpstotakecourses

inmathsandcomputerscience.

Withtheriseofcomputer-basedtoolssuchasGPSsystems,cartographersneedstronger

computerskillsthantheydidinihepast.

Howmuchdocartographersmake?

Theaverage（平均）yearlysalary（薪水）forcartographersis$54,000.Thelowest10

percentearns（掙錢）lessthan$32,000.Thetop10percentearnsmorethan$92,000.

IntheU.S.,jobopportunities（機(jī)會）forcartographersareexpectedtogrow.Thisis

becauseoftheincreasinguseofmapsinthearmy.Also,digitalmapshaveincreasingly

becomeamainpartofmanyGPSsystemsandWebsites.

BasedonwhatI'vereadaboutcartographers,I'dsaythattheirworkisveryimportantto

alotofpeople.Nexttimeamapkeepsmefromgettinglost,I'llbesuretothanka

cartographer!

31.InPara1,theauthorincludedhisexperienceinorderto.

A.provethataGPSisonlyneededwhendrivingtoanotherplace

B.showthatitisimportanttopacksnacksforatrip

C.provideareasonwhyamapmaker'sworkisimpertant

D.showthattheGPSisnotalwaysreliable（可靠的）

32.Surveyorscandoallthesefollowingthingsexcept.

A.dosomemeasuringB.dosomemappingC.collect

informationD.dogroundsurveys

33.Elizabethbeginsworkingasacartographerwithastartingsalaryof$37,500.Everyyear,

hersalaryincreasesby$1,500.Ifshecontinuesinthisposition,hersalarywillbe

forher12thyearofwork.

A.ofaverageB.belowaverage

C.ofthelowest10percentD.ofthetop10percent

34.Whichonecanbeputintheblank?

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A.Willmorecartographersbeneeded?B.Willthecartographersbereplacedby

robots?

C.Whyisithardforcartographerstofindjobs?D.Whydocartographersmake

differentmaps?

35.Thearticlewouldbemostusefulasasourceforastudentresearchprojecton,

A.careerchoosingforpeopleinterestedingeography

B.careerpossibilitiesforpeoplewhodislikemaths

C.famousexplorersandmapmakers

D.necessaryjobsfbrcomputemien

IgrewupinthecountrysideofPoland（波蘭）.It'sanareawhereskiingispopular,but

myfamilywaspoor.Icouldn'taffordtoridetheskilift（運(yùn)送滑雪者的吊椅），soIusedto

hikeupwiththeskisonmyback.Itturnedoutthat（hiswasgoodpractice.

K2（喬戈里峰）isnicknamed"savage（野蠻的）mountain”.Youhearsadstories:For

everyfourpeoplewhoreaclithetopofthemountain,onedies.Iwastooafraidtoeventhink

aboutskiingdownit.Eventhebestmountainclimbersthoughtitimpossible.

Butthatchangedafteratrainingexpedition（考察）loBroadPeak.Igotaclearlookat

K2'smassiveface,anditencouragedme.Overtime,myskillsimprovedand,by2017,I

didn'tfeelthefearanymore.Ibeganpreparations.

Whytrysucha.al（壯舉）?Ilovenature,andIlovesellinggoals.Tobethefirsttodoit

justaddstothechallenge.Fearisanimportantpartoflife,buttoskidownK2,1hadtostop

beingafraid.

Atthebasecamp,Ifeltcalmandprepared.Therewerenomoodsordoubts—Ijust

knewIcoulddoit.Buttherewerechallenges.At（hethirdbasecamp,7,000metersup,my

safelyguysufferedseriousbackpain.Wewaitedfor36hoursafterhegotbetter,andI

decidedtocontinue.Intotal,ittookaboutthreedaystoreachthetop.

Formanyclimbers,gettingtothetopofK2wouldbethedefining（決定性）momentof

theirlives.Forme,itwaswheretherealchallengebegan.Skiingdownamountainrequires

patienceandendurance（耐力）.

ThemostdangerouspartwastheMessnerTraverse.It'spureice,uptoa75-degreeangle

inplaces,withdropsoneitherside.Youneedtokeepyourturnsandmovementssmoothand

confident.Noonehadtrieditbefore,soitwasarelief（解脫）locrossit.

Intotal,goingdownthemountaintookaboutsevenhours.WhenIfinallyskiedinto

camp,Isimplylayinthesnow,tiredinbothmentalandbody.

I'msoproudofwhatIachieved.Noonethoughtitcouldbedone.Ittaughtmethevalue

ofpatienceandthatnobodyelsecanmakeyourdreamscometrue.

36.Whatdoweknowfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Skiingwas（henationalsportofPoland.

B.Thewriterhadastrongwilltoski.

C.Thewriterwasbornintoafamilyofskiers.

D.Thewriter'sfamilyprovidedhimwithgoodskiingpractice.

37.WhatisthepurposeofParagraph2?

A.TointroducehowK2gotitsnickname.

B.ToshowthatK2isveryhard（oclimb.

C.lbexplainwhy（hewriterwantedtoskidownK2.

D.Todescribetheoriginal（原來的）叩pearanceofK2.

38.Whatwasthemostimportantfactor（因素）inchallengingK2accordingtothewriter?

A.Modemequipment（裝備）.B.Skilledsafetyguards（安保人員）.

C.Somemainknov/lcdgeofK2.D.Apositive（積極的）opinionwithoutfear.

39.Whichwordbestdescribesthewriter?

A.Curious.B.Creative.C.Brave.D.Careful.

40.Whatdidthewriterlearnfromhisexperience?

A.Weshouldalwayshaveself-confidence.B.Supportisneededtorealizedreams.

C.Ittakespatienceandefforttosucceed.D.Oneshouldalwaysdreambig.

?WhatdoastudentinChina,anofficeworkerintheUKandanastronautinspaceall

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haveincommon?Theyallcatinstantnoodles（方便面）,Andthey'renotalone―over1（X）

billionservings（一份）ofinstantnoodlesaresoldaroundtheworldeachyear,makingthem

oneoftheworld'smostsuccessfulindustrialfoods（大規(guī)模生產(chǎn)的加工食品）.Buthowdid

thishappen?

②Putsimply,they'recheaptoproduceandcheaptcbuy,whichwasexactlywhattheir

creator（發(fā)明者）expected.MomofukuAndo,aJapanesebusinessman,spentayear

improvingtherecipe（配方）justaftertheSecondWorldWar.Hewantedtomakesomething

similartotraditionalJapaneseramennoodles（拉面）.Heusedthewheatflour（面粉）donated

toJapanbytheUSgovernment.Hiscreationwasquicklypopular,playinganimportantrole

inJapan'seconomic（經(jīng)濟(jì)）riseafterthewar.Evenintheyear2000-accordingtoapollby

theFujiResearchInstitute-instantnoodleswerevotedJapan'smostsuccessfulinvention.

Theyweremuchmorepopularthanhigh-speedtrains,laptopsorkaraoke.

③BuiJapanesepeoplearenotaloneintheirdevotiontoinstantnoodles.Accordingto

theWorld'sInstantNoodlesAssociation,China,Indonesia,Vietnam（越南）andIndia—inthat

order-thesalesofinstantnoodlesinthesecountrieswereallbigger（hanJapanin2021.

Instantnoodles'popularityabroadsimplydependsonhoweasytheyaretoadaptto（適應(yīng)）

localtastes.InThailand,forexample,youcangetgreencurryflavour（味道），whilein

Mexicothenoodlesarcdecoratedwithlimeandsalsa.Anditseemsthatbuyershavegrown

toexpectnewcreation.Nissin,thefoodcompanysetupbyAndo,createdover30（）products

yearly,justinJapan,according（oemployeeKasuraSuzuki.

?Differentfromthosewholoveinstantnoodles,Somepeopledonotlikethenoodles

verymuch.Theirriseinpopularityhascomeatanenvironmentalcost—they'remadewith

palmoil（棕桐油）,asaresult,moretreesarecutdown.Also,theirpackagingisplastic.And

whiletheyareahot,tastyandfillingmeal,instantnoodlesdon'thavemuchnutrilional（營養(yǎng)

的）value,andincludehighlevelsofsaltandfat.Anyway,instantnoodlesareundoubtedly

lifesaversinemergencyorextreme（極端）situations.

?Morethan60yearsaftertheirinvention,instantnoodleshavebecomethedefault［默

認(rèn)）foodforanyoneshortonmoney,time,orevenakitchen.

41.Howmanyservingsofinstantnoodlesareeatenaroundtheworldyearly?

A.Over100billion.B.Morethan60.C.Over300.

D.2000.

42.WhatkindofInstantnoodlesdidthecreatorwanttomake?

A.Nutritional.B.Salty.C.Cheap.D.Convenient（方

便）.

43.Thesalesoftheinstantnoodlesdependonhowwellpeoplelikethenoodles.Which

countryatethemostinstantnoodlesin2021?Pleasechoosethecorrectorder.

A.Japan>India>China>Indonesia>Vietnam

B.India>China>Japan>Indonesia>Vietnam

C.China>India>Vietnam>Indonesia>Japan

D.China>Indonesia>Vietnam>India>Japan

44.Whatcanwelearnaboutinstantnoodlesfromthepassage?

A.Peoplearoundtheworldalleatinstantnoodles.

B.Themorepeopleeatinstantnoodles,themoretreesmaybecutdown.

C.Onlypeopleshortofmoney,time,orevenakitchenchooseinstantnoodles.

D.AJapanesebusinessmanmadeinstantnoodlesthesameastraditionalJapaneseramen

noodles.

45.Whatisthecorrectstructuretorthepassage?

O②③

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B.

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四、閱讀填表

閱讀下面的短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~，每

個(gè)空格只填一個(gè)單詞。

Ii

Thetypicalcellphoneusertoucheshisorherphone2,617timeseveryday.Mostpeople

spend3hoursontheirphoneseachday.Theinfluencesofthisusage（用法，用量）arc

shocking:reducingthequalityofconversationsandinfluencingshort-termmemoryand

problemsolving.Andtherelationbetweenphoneaddiction（成癮）andmenial（精神）illness

isalarming.Howcanyoucutdownonyourusageofcellphones?Thefollowingaresome

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methodssuggestedbyexperts.

Keeptoyourtimetable.

Youcouldsetalarms（鬧鐘）comakesurehowoftenyoucancheckyourphone.For

example,everyhalf-hour,every45minutesoreveryhour.Whenyouralarmsounds,readand

dealwiththemessagesandthenputdownthephone.Toreduceresponseanxiety（反應(yīng)焦慮）,

tellyourfriendsorfamilythatyoumaynotanswertheirmessagesasquicklyasyouusedto.

Createno-phonetimezones（時(shí)區(qū)）.

Duringworkinghours,ifyou'reupsetfromtimetotimebytheringingofyourphone,

youwon'tremaincarefu.withthework.Therefore,youcouldcreateano-phonetimezone.

Shutyourphonefbratleast2hoursofyourday,whenyou'reverybusywithyourwork.So

youcanpaygreatattentiontotheworkinfrontofyou.

Reduceyourreliance（依賴）.

Oneideaistoreplacesomesmartphonefunctions（功能）withrealobjects.Forexample,

buyaradioalarmclockinsteadofdependingonyourphonetowakeyouup,andstartyour

newyearbybuyinganewnotebook.Soyoucanwriteycurdailyactivitiesandto-dolistnot

inyourphonebutinthenotebook.

Putahairband（發(fā)帶）aroundyourphone.

Whenplacedinthemiddleofthephone,thehairbandallowsuserstoanswerphonecalls

easily,butmakesotherusesofthephonemoredifficult.Nomatterwhenyouwanttouse

yourphone,thisbringsaboutamindfulnessexerciseandmakesyouaskyourselfwhatyour

intention（意圖）is.Ifyoureallywanttousethephone,setyourintentionforwhyandremove

thehairband.Thepracticehelpsavoidmindlesslyunlockingyourphoneevery3minutes.

Choosethemethodsmostsuitableforyoursituationandmakeeffortstoavoidtoomuch

useofcellphones.

Howtoreduceyourusageofcellphones

Cellphoneusersusetheirphonemuchmore46thanthey

Somefactsthoughteveryday.

abouttheusageofUsingcellphonestoomuchcan47thequalityof

cellphonesconversationsandhaveinfluencesonshort-termmemoryand

problemsolving.

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usageofcellphonesyourtimetablecheckyourphone.

fromexpertsWhenhearingthesoundofyourphone,read

anddealwiththemessagesandthenputthe

phonedown.

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messagesasquicklyas49.

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theplaceofsomesmartphonefunctions.

ReducingNeverdependonyourphonetowakeyou

yourrelianceup.Buyaradioalarmclockinstead.

Writeyoardailyactivitiesandto-dolistin

thenewnotebook52ofinyourphone.

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phone,usersare53toeasilyanswerphone

Puttingacallsexceptothersmartphonefunctions.

hairbandaround54youwanttouseyourphone,ask

yourphoneyourselfwhatyourintentionis.Thiscanhelpyou

55___mindlesslyunlockingyourphoneevery3

minutes.

五、語法填空

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。有提示詞的空格不

限一詞，無提示詞的空珞限填一詞。

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評示J

Bringingthepasttolifebyrestoring(修復(fù))oldbuildingsfromyesterdaycanshow

56(confident)intomorrow.Jinan,(hecapitalcityofShandongprovince,understandsthis.

AsaState-levelhistoricalandculturalcity,Jinan57(have)alargenumberof

culturalrelics(遺跡)andhistoricbuildings.

Onemainexampleisin58(centre)JinanCity.TheBaroque-style(巴洛克風(fēng)格)

buildingistheformersiteofthecity's59(one)cinema-Xiaogha〃(/卜「一寒)，

whichwasbuiltin1904whenJinanopeneduptotheoutsideworld.By6()late1990s,

(hebuildingwasindangerofcomingdown.Thedaysofagoodcrowdoffilmloverswere

longgone.

Li,45,afilmloverwhoworksinthecateringindustry(餐飲業(yè))，decidedtohelprestore

thehistoricbuilding61thesupportofthelocalgovernmentin2008.Restorationwork

startedin2009.Duringtheprocess,Libegantolearnaboutthehistoryofthecinema.Asa

result,Ligottorealize62theoldbuildingreallymeanstoJinan'shistoryandChina's

widerfilmculture.

Afternearly26months,Xiaoguanghan63(give)newlifeasafilmmuseumand

restaurant.Themuseumnowhasmorethan4,0(X)historicitems(物品),64(include)

cameras,projectors,postersandclassicprops(道具)，makingitanidealplaceforvisitors

65(learn)aboutthehistoryandcultureofChinesecinema.

六、材料作文

66.人要有目標(biāo)、有理想，并堅(jiān)定地追求自己的夢想，這樣人生才有意義。畢業(yè)在

即，你們學(xué)校將在下周為九年級的學(xué)生舉辦一場以“夢想點(diǎn)亮未來，奮斗成就人生”為主

題的演講活動。請參考下面提示圖，結(jié)合自身情況，以“Mydream”為題，寫一篇英文演

講稿。

注意：

1.演講稿須根據(jù)提示圖自擬，要求語句通順、意思連貫、符合題意；

2.提示圖中斜體部分為非限定性內(nèi)容，僅供參考：

3.詞數(shù)100左右，短文開頭已給出，不計(jì)入總詞數(shù)；

4.文中不得提及考生所在學(xué)校及自己的姓名等信息。

Mydream

Everyoneshouldhaveadream.Dreamsaretogivelifeahope.Ifdreamsdie,lifeislike

abroken-wingedbirdthatcanneverfly.

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參考答案：

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【詳解】句意：——今年植樹節(jié)你種樹了嗎？——當(dāng)然。樹木在環(huán)境中起著重要作用，有助

于保持十.壤的原狀。

考查冠詞。the定冠詞，表示特指；an/a不定冠詞，表示泛指。playanimportantrole“扮演重

要角色”，固定短語，用不定冠詞泛指“一個(gè)"，月.important發(fā)音以元音音素開頭，用an；in

place”在原來的位置”，固定短語，零冠詞。故選D。

2.B

【詳解】句意：5月22日，在西安舉行的女子10米跳臺跳水比賽中，全紅嬋運(yùn)用自己的天

賦和努力，取得了滿分，這真是太令人激動了。

考查介詞短語。asgoodas幾乎；aswellas以及；asmuchas多達(dá)；ashardas和一樣努

力。根據(jù)"ItwassoexcitingthatQuanHongchanusedhertalent,...hereffort,”可知,此處表達(dá)用

她的天賦和努力,aswellas“和、以及故選B。

3.A

【詳解】句意：——你覺得你的同學(xué)怎么樣？——大部分是友好的，但是沒有一個(gè)人和凱西

一樣對我友好。

考查不定代詞辨析。none沒有一個(gè)，實(shí)指（知道具體人/物）；noone沒有人，虛指（不知道

具體人/物）；nobody沒有人，虛指（不知道具體人/物）；everyone每個(gè)人。根據(jù)“Mostarckind,

but...ofthemisasfriendlytomeasCathy.”可知