2024年上海市浦東新區(qū)中考英語一?？荚囶}及答案

浦東新區(qū)2024年中考預(yù)料

V.Choosethebestanswer（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福海ü?6分）

31.No.2TerminalBuildingatHongqiaoAirportisputtouseMarch16th.

A)inB)atC)onD)by

32.EddieandhisfamilywonMP4inthe*SuperFamilies*TVShowlastweek.

A)aB)anC)theD)/

33.Ifyoudon'tlikethestyleoftheshoes,youcanasktheclerktobringyoupair.

A)anotherB)otherC)theotherD)others

34.AreportsaysthataboutoftheEnglishteachersinShanghaiareundertheageof35.

A)three-fifthB)third-fifthsC)thirds-fifthD)three-fifths

35.Thelearnedmanwonderedelectricitywasinsomewaylikelighteningduringa

thunderstorm.

A)whatB)howC)thatD)whether

36.---Whichdoyouprefer,aCDplayeroranMP3?

---.Ilikeplayinggames,soIpreferaPSP.

A)BothB)NoneC)NeitherD)All

37.Helptoworkoutthesephysicalproblems,willyou?

A)yourselfB)myselfC)youD)me

38.WiththehelpofTVprogrammes,manyoftheworld'stopdesigners9namesareus.

A)similartoB)familiartoC)similarwithD)familiarwith

39.Thenewsofseriousdrought(干旱)insouthwestChinamadeBenfeelvery.

A)badlyB)sadlyC)lonelyD)sorry

40.SeveralyearsagogreenlandscanbefoundinthecenterofShanghai,butnow

youcanseetreesandgrasslandthere.

A)fewB)littleC)manyD)afew

41.TheworldisbecomingsmallerandsmallerbecausetheInternetbringsus.

A)closeB)closerC)thecloserD)theclosest

42.funitistogoskatinginsuchachillyweather!

A)WhatB)WhataC)HowD)Howa

43.Althoughthespeed(速度)ofthemaglevtrainisveryfast,thepriceofitsticketisnot

verythesedays.A)expensiveB)hugeC)highD)big

44.Wetalkorspeakloudlyinpublicplaces,suchashospitals,librariesorcinemas.

A)don,tB)maynotC)needn'tD)mustn't

45.Shanghai_somuchthatevenShanghaineseneedamapwhentheygoaroundthecity.

A)arechangedB)haschangedC)willchangeD)hadchanged

46.Asusual,thebosswillcutdownworkinghoursonNewYear'sEve.Theunderlinedpartmeans

A)increaseB)addC)reduceD)remove

47.Weshouldourparentswhentheygetold.

A)lookatB)lookupC)lookforwardD)lookafter

48.1rememberJefferson'srelativesinYingxiuTownwhenIwenttoSichuanlastmonth.

A)visitingB)tovisitC)visitedD)havevisited

49.EveryDoubleNinthFestivalpeopleclimbuphightheythinktheycangetgood

luckandlivealonglife.

A)becauseB)sothatC)assoonasD)though

50.Matthewwaslatefortheschoolbecausehefailedtocatchtheearlybusthismorning.The

underlinedpartmeans"______二.

A)didn'twanttoB)managedtoC)wasabletoD)wasn'tableto

51.Ifsyourdutytothelightbeforeyouleavetheclassroom.

A)turnoverB)turnupC)turnoffD)turnon

52.Thesoyamilkbadunlessyouputitinthefridge.

A)doesn'tgoB)goesC)won'tgoD)willgo

53.Thepolicemantoldthedriverdriveover60milesonthecityroad.

A)notB)don'tC)nottoD)tonot

54.Daminsaidhehis5-year-oldgrandsoneverythingabouttraditionalcormorantfishing.

A)wouldteachB)willteachC)hastaughtD)isteaching

55.---Howdoyoulikeourcity?---.

A)Yes,Ilikeitverymuch.B)No,Idon'tlikeit.C)Idon'tlike.D)Ifsverybeautiful.

56.Couldyoutellmein2024VancouverWinterOlympics?

A)howmanygoldmedalsdidChinagetB)howmanygoldmedalsChinagot

C)howmanygoldmedalshasChinagotD)howmanygoldmedalsChinahadgot

VI.（用括號中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式完成下列句子。每空格限填一詞）：（共8分）

57.JinMaoBuildingisthehighestbuildingintheworld.（two）

58.Wouldyoupleasesomemilkforme,Mom?（hot）

59.Kidsareaskedtodressinthekindergarten.（they）

60.Ifyoutryyourbest,nothingis.（possible）

61.Thesehadsomeeducationalvisitsaroundourschool.（Germany）

62.MakesurethateveryEnglishwordyoucanspell.（accurate）

63.Theaverageofababyatbirthisjustoversevenpounds,（weigh）

64.Youlookthanbefore.Tmsureyou'vetakenmoreexerciserecently.（health）

vn（依據(jù)所給要求，改寫下列句子。每空格限填一詞）：（共12分）

65.Scientistsknewsomethingaboutthelivesofthiskindofinsects.（改為一般疑問句）

scientistsanythingaboutthelivesofthiskindofinsects?

66.TheOlympicGamestakeplaceoncefouryears.（對劃線部分提問）

dotheOlympicGamestakeplace?

67.TheterribleearthquakeinChilekilledoverfourhundredpeopleinFebruary.（改為被動語態(tài)）

OverfourhundredpeopleinChilebytheterribleearthquakeinFebruary.

68.IthardlysnowsinShanghaiinwinter.（改為反意疑問句）

IthardlysnowsinShanghaiinwinter,?

69.BettyspeaksFrenchbestinourschool.（保持句意基本不變）

elsespeaksFrenchasasBettyinourschool.

70.Studentsmustn'tsmokebecausesmokingisharmfultotheirhealth.（保持句意基本不變）

Studentstosmokebecausesmokingisharmfultotheirhealth.

Part3ReadingandWriting（第三部分讀寫）

A.TrueorFalse（推斷下列句子是否符合短文內(nèi)容，符合的用表示，不符合的用“F”表示）:

（7分）

ThefilmfestivalatCannes（戛納電影節(jié)）inFrancestartedthisweek.Itis

theworld'smostfamousfilmfestival--itwillbecoveredbymorethan4000

reporters!ThehighestawardisthePalmed*Or（Frenchfor''GoldenPalm"---金棕楣獎）.Morethan

1000filmswillbeshownoveratwo-weekperiod.

TheCannesFilmFestivalisquiteold,ithasbeenaroundfor60years.Butthat*sonlyhalfasold

asfilm-makingitself!Photographyortheartof"stillpictures"wasinventedinthe1820s.Itwas

onlyinthe1890sthat"movingpictures"wereinvented.TheLumierebrothers（AugusteandLouis）

inFranceinventedadevice（設(shè)備）torecordandshowmovingpictures.Theycalleditthe

"cinematographe",fromwhichwegettheword"cinema".Theirfirstfilmwas"LaSortiedesusines

Lumiere",whichwasjust48secondslong!Theydidthefirstpaidpublicshowingoftheirfilmsat

theGrandCafeinParisonDecember28,1895.Manyscholarsviewthiseventasthe"birthof

cinema".Youcanstillwatchthesefilmsifyouwant.

TheLumierebrothersdidn'tthinkthattheirinventionwouldreallybeuseful.Gee,werethey

wrong!!Yearslater,LouisLumierewasaskedtobecomethefirstpresidentofafilmfestival--the

Cannesfilmfestival!

71.CannesFilmFestivalisoneofthemostfamousfilmfestivalsintheworld.

72.“GoldenLion^^isthehighestawardforthefestival.

73.Peoplecanenjoylessthanonethousandfilmsduringtwoweeks.

74.Accordingtothepassage,film-makinghasahistoryof60years.

75.Movingpicturesdidn'tappearuntil1890s.

76.“Cinema“wasbominFrancewhentheLumierebrothersshowedtheirfirstfilm.

77.TheLumierebrothersbecamethefirstpresidentsoftheCannesFilmFestival.

B.Choosethebestanswer（依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福海?分）

FivedaysaftertheLondonmarathon,whenthehardexperience

andmuscleachewerejustmemoryforeveryotherrunner,LloydScott,a

cancersurvivor,lumbered（行動遲鈍）acrossthefinishlineinhis

deep-seadiver'ssuittoahero'swelcomeyesterday.

Cold,heavy,wet

LloydwasinterviewedbyreportersfromBBCandheintroducedhisdifficultexperienceofhis

unforgettableLondonmarathon."DuringthetimeI'mwalking,Ihavetopayattentiontoagreat

deal.AlthoughIusedtobeafirefighter,Ican'tgetusedtoputtingonthecold,heavy,wetdeep-sea

diver'ssuittorunthemarathon.Atsuchbadmoments,IthinkofthemoneyI'mraisingforClic

whichprovidesaserviceforchildrenandfamilies.Butthehardestthinghappensexactlyeach

morning.WhenIwakeup,Ihavetofindoutwhathurtsandhowmuch.Youcannotimaginehow

harditistogetintothecoldandwetdivingsuitwithallyourmusclesstillcoldandhavingtothink

aboutwhatwillhappennext,becauseIalsohaveverypooreyesightandcannotseethebroken

stonesontheroadside.^^

Excellentexample

PaulSimons,anofficer,thinksLloydhasdemonstratedaveryBritishsenseofdetermination.

HedescribesLloydasanexcellentexampletoallthenation,whohasauniquepartofBritish

characterthatthewholepeopleneed.KarenSugarman,anotherfundraiserofClicthinksofLloyd

asSupermanandaninspirationtomanyofthesufferersthroughouttheUK.

Yearsago,Lloydwasdiagnosed(診斷)withcancer,hetoldhimselfitwasnothisend.Hehas

comethroughthatdarkestperiodandhehopesthatthisrunwillencourageanyoneelsenottogive

uphope.

Asacancersurvivor,LloydScottisamixtureoffundraiserandinspiration.Heisseriousabout

hischarityworkforCancerandChildrenCare.Hereallydidsomething"largerthanlife9thatis

veryclosetohisheart.HeonceranacrosstheJordanDesertdressedasIndianJones,climbedthe

EverestandwalkedtotheSouthPole...andthistimehisLondonmarathonrunsuccessfullywon

himaplaceintherecordbooks-fortheslowestevermarathon.

78.LloydScottfinishedtheLondonmarathondaysafteralltheotherrunners.

A)twoB)threeC)fourD)five

79.LloydScottworkedasabeforehebecameill.

A)doctorB)firefighterC)deep-seadiverD)marathonrunner

80.LloydScottworedeep-seadivingcostumeduringtheracebecausehewantedto.

A)seetheroadclearlyB)diveinthedeep-sea

C)raisemoneyforcharityClicD)enjoytherunning

81.Theunderlinedword“demonstrated“inthispassageprobablymeans.

A)provedB)decoratedC)deliveredD)protected

82.Whenhewasdiagnosedwithcancer,LloydScott.

A)thoughtitwastheendB)feltdepressedC)didn'tgiveupD)lumberedhome

83.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTTRUEaccordingtothispassage?

A)Lloydhopedtoraisemoneyforsickchildren.

B)Lloydmettherace9sfastestmanattheendoftherace.

C)Lloydhadpooreyesight.

D)Lloydwasinpainduringtheraceandfounditveryhard.

84.FromthepassageweknowLloydScott.

A)wasnolongertroubledbycancer

B)drovetotheSouthPolebyhimself

C)ranacrosstheJordandesertinhisdeep-seadiver'ssuit

D)recordedtheslowesttimeforamarathon

C.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞語完成

短文)：(14分)

2024ShanghaiWorldExpoiscomingsoon.It'ssaidthat190-pluscountriesandmorethan50

internationalorganizationswillattendtheexposition,andmillionsofpeoplefromacrosstheworld

andnearly100foreignleadersare(85)tovisitShanghaiduringWorldExpo2024.

Iamsureyouwillwantyourvisitorstoseewhatabeautifulandattractivecityyoulivein

withtheirowneyes.Goodmannerswillhelptoshowthe(86)thatShanghaiistrulya

world-classcity.

Byusingsimplewordslike“please"and"thankyou”,youshowothersthatyouhaverespect

forthem,butitisalsoawayofaskingthemtoshowyourrespectinreturn.Beingpoliteisalsoa

wayoftellingothersthatyouhavestrengthandconfidenceinyourself.

Iagreewithanothersaying:4<Thetop(87)atWorldExpo2024ShanghaiChinawillbe

themannersoftheChinesepeople.TheWorldExpowilllastlongerthantheOlympicGamesand

thustestourmannerstoagreaterdegree.Whileenjoyingthefruitsofthisextraordinaryevent,we

alsofaceanextraordinarychallenge.Havinggoodmannersdoesnothappen(88).Ifyou

learntohavegoodmannersearlyinyourlife,thosegoodhabitswillstaywithyouforever.Practice

goodmannerswheneveryoucan.Youwillnotbe(89)byholdingadooropenfora

strangertopass.Youcanhavethesegoodhabitsbyshowinggoodmannersto(90)you

meetwhethertheyarefamilymembers,friendsorstrangers.

Startwithsimplethingslikesaying"please"and"thankyou”.Justlikeasmallchildlearning

tospeak,youwillwatchasthesepowerfulwords(91)instrengthandhabit.Peoplewill

appreciateyourgoodmanners,andwilltreatyouwellinreturn.Withourgoodmannersand

service,ShanghaiWorldExpowillbesuccessful,spectacularandunforgettable.

85.A)pushedB)expectedC)exploredD)ordered

86.A)countryB)nationC)stateD)world

87.A)exhibitionB)inventionC)decisionD)tradition

88.A)quicklyB)slowlyC)suddenlyD)usually

89.A)coldB)lateC)earlyD)busy

90.A)everyoneB)someoneC)everythingD)something

91.A)encourageB)saveC)growD)display

D.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~,

使其內(nèi)容通順。每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）：（14分）

Testscoresmakeyoueitherhappyorsadandyourparentspayhigh

attentiontoyourtestresults.Youspenddaysfillinginblanks,tryingtomake

thebesta(92)toquestionafterquestion.Maybeyoutriedyourhardestor

maybeyoun(93)tried!Whatyouneedtorememberisthatatestisapicture

ofyourabilityfromjustoneday.Itconsistsofsomepiecesincludingyourhealth,yourpersonality,

yourinterests,andyourmotivation.Youneedtolookatallthepiecestogetacleari(94)of

yourprogress.Sowhetheryourscoresarehigherthanyouthought,or1(95)thanyouhadhoped,

trynottothinkofthemaswhatyouwillbeatlast.Itprobablyc(96)youwhyyourscoreshave

becomethefocusofyourlife.Thepurposeofatestistocheckhowmuchyouhavelearnedabouta

subject.Itnotonlyhelpsmakeyournewlyacquiredknowledgeforever,butalsoenablesyouto

findoutwhatneedstospendmoretimeimproving.Ifyou5rep(97)withtheresults,encourage

yourselftoworkforafurtheraim.Ifdisappointmenthasovercomeyou,askyourteacherandyour

parentstohelpyousetareasonablegoalforimprovement.Mostexamsareabouttotestyourskill

incertainsubjectareassuchasmath,languageandarts.Somecompareyourskillstoother

students5skillsfromacrossthecountry,o(98)justtestwhetherornotyouhavemastereda

specificskill.Thesescorescanbeverypuzzling...eventoadults.Youshouldspeaktobothyour

teacherandyourparentstofindoutwhattheymeaninyoureducationaljourney.Itisimportantto

takeacorrectattitudetowardstestscores.

E.Answerthequestions（依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）：（14分）

TherewasonlyonechaironthestageoftheconcerthallinNorthern

England.Therewasnopiano,nomusicstandandnoconductor.Justthat

lonelychair.

Theatmosphereinthehallwastense.Peoplewerenervousandexcited.

Everyoneintheaudienceof600peopleknewthattheyweregoingtoheara

veryspecialkindofmusic.

Finallyitwastimetostart.Yo-YoMa,Chinese-American,oneoftheworld'smostfamous

cellists（大提琴家），cameontothestage,bowedtotheaudienceandsatdownquietlyonthechair.

Hemadehimselfcomfortable,thoughtforsomeminutesuntiltherewascompletesilence,andthen

hestartedtoplaymusicthatwasatfirstemptyanddangerous,butthatsoonbecameloudand

painful,liketheworstthingyou'veeverheard.Itwasalmostunbearable,butfinally,itfadedaway

tonothing.Yo-YoMadidnotmove.Hestayedwithhisheadbowedoverhisinstrument.

Everyoneinthehallheldtheirbreath.Forwhatseemedlikehours,nobodymoved,thoughthe

performanceended.Itwasasiftheyhadallexperiencedsomethingterribleanddark.Butthen

Yo-YoMastoodup.Heputdownhiscello.Heextendedhishandtosomeoneintheaudience,

askingthemtocomeandjoinhim.Anelectricshockranthroughtheaudiencewhentheyrealized

whatwasgoingtohappen.

Amanindirtymotorcycleleathersgotupfromhisseatexcitedlyandwalkedtowardsthe

stage,butMadidnotseemtomind.Thegreatcellistrusheddownfromthestageandhuggedhim.

Theaudiencewentcrazy;suddenlyeveryonewascheeringandshouting,likepeople