广西南宁青秀区四校联考2024届中考英语考前最后一卷含答案

广西南宁青秀区四校联考2024届中考英语考前最后一卷含答案注意事项考试结束后，请将本试卷和答题卡一并交回.

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5.2B单项选择I.、—1will YangzhouWorld HorticulturalExposition beheld…Not until10th April

2021.A.How longB.When C.How soonD.How often、2Lucy hasbeen invitedto theparty,but shenot come.She isnot certainwhether hermother willallow herto.A.would B.mightC.mustD.need、一3Tom,which subjectdo youlike,math orEnglish—IVIath.A.well B.better C.best D.the best、一4Its hisnew book,but I think it is more interesting thanhis otherbooks.—I agreewith you.His latestbook isup tohis highest.A.choice B.level C.wealth、一5Did eitherof your parents cometo seeyou yesterday-No.of themcame to see me.A.Any B.Either C.Neither D.None、6—OMG!How couldthis happen-What—The strawberriesfor atleast aweek.They stilllook sofresh!A.have boughtB.have beenbought C.have keptD.have beenkept、一7How soonwill youflnish thework—In aweek.We about80%of thework sofar.A.have completedB.completed C.will completeD.are completing、8Jim,in thehallway!You mayfall downand hurtyourself.A.run B.dont runC・running D.runs、一9Tom,could youlend methe bookyou talked about yesterday—Sure,here youare.C.A studyon thetools toteach babytalk.D.The importanceof traditional toys.书面表达V.、书面表达19南京阳光中学每年要接特来自世界各地的交流学生为了让他们更好地在南京学习生活，校学生会面向全体学生招募“阳光志愿者”假如你是李明，请根据下面招募广告，用英文写一封自荐信Volunteers WantedRequiredQualificationsGood English and ChineseHelpful,patient,outgoingGood knowledgeof Chinese cultureDutiesTeach Chineseintroduce ChinesecultureShow exchangestudents aroundNanjingWorking hours4:00p.m.-5:00p.m.Wednesday,8:00a.m.-12:00am.SundayContact Info.Ms.Yang Email:Join us!注意对所有要点逐一陈述，适当发挥

1..词数左右，自荐信的开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数.280文中不得提及有关考生个人身份的任何信息，如校名、人名等.

3.Dear Ms.YangI wouldto be a sunshinevolunteer._________________________________________________I willbe veryhappy ifI amchosen.to bea volunteer..Im reallylooking forwardto yourreply.Yours sincerelyLiMing参考答案单项选择I.、1B、2B、3B、4B、5C、6B、7A、8B、9A、10D完形填空II.、

111.A

2.B

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5.A

6.B

7.D

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3.C书面表达V.、19Dear Ms.Yang,I wouldlike to be sunshinevolunteer.First I am goodat bothEnglishandChinese.And I am sureI can teach exchangestudentsChinese well.I amalso helpfuland I am alwaysready tohelp thosein need.Besides,Iampatient enougheverything indetail.i have such a good knowledgeof theChineseculturethat canhelp themknow thebeauty ofit.I can make goodplans fortheirtrips becauseI knowNanjing well.Iamoutgoing andI thinkits easyfor meto makefriends withthem,!am freefrom4:00p.m.to5:00p.m.on Wednesday.!canteachthem Chineseduring thistime.I canalso spendthe wholeSunday morningshowingthem aroundNanjing.I willbe veryhappy ifIamchosen to beavolunteer.Iam reallylooking forwardto yourreply.Yours sincerely,Li MingA.which B.what C.who、10—What isyour cousinlike-Well,my cousinis11-year-old boywith shirtblack hair.He is also veryfunny andhe likestelling jokes.不填不填；不填A.a;the B.the;C.the D.an;完形填空II.

11、完形填空（10小题，每小题1分，共10分）That was a normal,busy morning.John,an elderlygentleman,arrived atthe hospitalI workat tosee hisdoctor.John toldmethat he was ina hurry1he hadto besomewhere elseat9:15am.I invitedhim totake a2in thewaiting area.There weremanypatients thatmorning.It wouldbe overan hour3he couldsee thedoctor.I sawhim4his watchworriedly,so Idecided todealwith his wound myselfsince I wasn9t busyat thattime.（约会）While takingcare ofhiswoundI askedJohn if he had5appointment thismorning.John toldme no,but heneeded togoto eatbreakfast withhis6at ChristophersNursing Home.As wetalked,I askedif hiswife wouldbe7ifhe was alittle late.John repliedthat shecould nolonger know8he was,and hadbeenlike thatfor fiveyears.Iwassurprised andasked him,“Do you9go thereevery morning,even thoughshe doesntknowwho youare”He smiledand said,“She doesntknow10,but Istill knowwho she is.”I hadto holdback tearsas Johnleft,and thought,Thats thekind oflove I want inmy life.”

1.A.because B.but C.and D.or

2.A.walk B.seat C.suggestion D.look

3.A.after B.when C.before D.since

4.A.looking upB.looking afterC.looking atD.looking for

5.A.another B.others C.elses D.others

6.A.son B.wife C.parents D.friend

7.A.glad B.sorry C.sad D.angry

8.A.when B.where C.who D.how

9.A.never B.only C.still D.hardly

10.A.me B.you C.her D.him语法填空m.、阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的内b容（不多于3个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式12请务必将小题的答案写在答题卡的相应位置!In ourdaily life,our parentsdo manythings forus.

1.what canwe dofor themStudents inone classgot specialhomeworklast weekend.They wereasked to wash their parents*feet.However,only12out of54students2^finishthe homework.Some saidit was a funnything,while othersjust thoughttheteacher was

3.tryto attractattention.They evenasked,“They cantake ashower.Why shouldwe washour parents*feet.However,the teacherhad hisown idea.Iwantthem toknow howhard theirparents work

4.supportthem.Washing feetis justa wayof showinglove,he said.美德.Respecting5,parent has always beenconsidered asa virtueHowever,nowadays manyyoung peopledont respect6they parentsand someeven docruel thingsto parents.They gotangry7easy when they thoughttheirparentswere toostrictwith theirstudies.When onestudent wanted towashhis parents1feet,his fathersaid:Why,my sonAreyou inneed ofmoney”Another studentAndy saidhe washedhis parentsfeet

8.about fiveminutes.And hefound its

9.useful experience.talkeda lotwith myparents whilewashing theirfeet,he said.nAs Igrow up,I wouldpossibly talkto myteacher that we allthink doingthishomework hasmade us10,close toourparents.阅读理解IV.A13^One of the thingstobelearnt ina foreign language isguessing all the timewhat kind of thingto comewhen listeningto必要的someone talking.People dothis all the time in theirown language,so itis necessaryto dothis ina foreignlanguage,too.Here aresome examples..Whats thematter n I went to aparty lastnight,so L・・.I feelso tiredthese days.nI thinkyoud better...n.Of course,she neverstops talking.She isone of the most...M Youcan seefrom theabove threeexamples that上下文the contexthelps a lot inunderstanding whatis beingtalked about.Soguessingis veryimportant inunderstanding尤其English,especially spokenEnglish.

1.This passagetells usmainly about・A.the importanceof nguessingin learning a foreignlanguageB.how to guess whatone isgoing totalk aboutC.some examplesof rightguessingD.how importantitistoguessallthe time

2.From thecontext,we cansee maybethe finished answer in EXAMPLE Iis.A.n...so Ididnt have a goodtime.0B.n...so Iwent tobed verylate.nC.n....So Ifelt unhappy.nD.・・・so Igot upvery early.n

3.Maybe thefinished answerin EXAMPLE2is.A.I think youd better have a good restand takegood careof yourself.nB.nI thinkyoud betterhavesomething todrink.C.Ithinkyoudbetterget somehelp fromyour friends.HD.”Ithinkyoudbetterbe morecareful.n

4.Maybe thefinishedanswerinEXAMPLE3is.A.n...she isone of the mostfamous filmstars.nB.n...she isone ofthe mostbeautiful women.”C.・・•she isone ofthe mostfamous speakers.nD...sheisone ofthe mosttalkative women.n（推断）

5.From the passage wecan inferthat guessingis inlearningaforeignlanguage.A.the onlywayB.more importantin spokenEnglish thanin writtenEnglishC.more importantthan anyother wayD.more importantin writtenEnglish thanin spokenEnglishB、14Mark Twainwasa great writer.He wasfrom theUSA.He wasborn in

1835.He wasalso afamous speaker.He wasfamousfor hissense ofhumour.Many peopleliked tolisten to him talkbecause heliked totell someinteresting storiesto makepeoplelaugh allthetime.One dayMark Twainwas goingto a small townbecause ofhis writing.Before hewas goingto leave,one ofhis friendssaid to（摇him that there werealways a lot of mosquitoes in the townand toldhim thathed betternot gothere.Mark Twainwaved动）his handand said,“It doesntmatter.The mosquitoesare norelatives ofmine.I dontthink theywill cometo visitme.”After hearrived atthe town,Mark Twainstayed inasmallhotel nearthe station.He wentinto hisroom,but whenhewasjustabout tohave arest,quite afew mosquitoesflew abouthim.The waitersfelt verysorry aboutthat.Im verysorry,Mr MarkTwain.There aretoo manymosquitoes inour town.One ofthem saidtohim.Mark Twain,however,made ajoke,saying to the waiter,uThe mosquitoesare veryclever.They knowmy roomnumber.Theydidnt comeinto thewrong room.What hesaid made allthepeople presentlaugh heartily.But thatnight Mark Twain sleptwell.Do youknow whyThat wasbecause allthe waitersin thehotel weredriving themosquitoesaway forhim duringthe wholenight.

1..That dayMark Twainwenttothe town.A.toseeone ofhis friendsB,because hewantedto do somethingthere forhis writingC.because hewas toldthere werea lotofmosquitoesthere

2.The waitersfelt sorrybecause・A.they didsomething wrongto Mark TwainB,their hotelwas toosmallC.there werequite afew mosquitoesin Mark Twains room

3.All thepeople presentlaughed heartilybecause・A.MarkTwainmadeajokeB.the mosquitoesknew MarkTwains roomnumberC.MarkTwaingave the waiters somenice presents

4.From thestory weknow.A・no mosquitoestroubled MarkTwain in the nightB.the ownerofthehotel toldthewaitersto lookafter MarkTwain wellat nightC.MarkTwaindidnt haveagoodrest thatnightC、15Mitsuaki recentlyarrived inthe UnitedStates toenter university.He wantstodowell inhis studiesand fit the newculture.But Mitsuaki hasaproblem.Its nothis teachers.Its noteven hisEnglish ability.His problemis thathe doesn*t havea car.Mitsuakihasalready discovereda basicfact ofAmerican cultureDriving is a wayof life.There aredifferent transportationsin America.Many citieshave taxis,buses andsubways.But mostpeople finditthe easiest todrive,even ifthey dohave todeal withheavy traffic.Nowadays busyfamilies oftenhave morethan onevehicle.Many peoplethinktheir carasastatus symbol.But nomatter whattheir socialstatus are,people withoutwheels feelstressed.When Mitsuakifirst arrived,hewasamazed athow youngmany Americandrivers therewere.Young peoplein Americaoftenget theirdriver*s licensearound age16by passinga writtentest anda drivingtest.Before they can get their license,they havetotake adriver educationcourse,For teenagers,being ableto driveis important.Its hardto Andan Americanteenagerwithout one.Mitsuaki finallydecides thathe needsa car.His hostfamily helpshim findagoodused carto buy.But beforehe getshis licenseandstarts driving,he hasto understandthe Americanstyle ofdriving,He alsoneeds to learn someofthebasic rulesoftheroadthat gooddrivers follow.Driving toAmericans iswhat flyingto birds.Its almostpart oftheir nature.For manyAmericans,being behindthe wheelis（小题）like theirnatural home.But ifthey dontdrive carefully,theycanbecome anendangered animat

1.1What isMitsuakistrouble inthe USAA・His roommatesare notfriendly.B.He doesnthave enoughmoney.C.He doesnthaveacar himself.D.He cantspeak Englishwell.（小题）

2.2Which istheeasiesttransportation inthe USAA.Taxis B.Planes C.Cars D.Buses3・（小题3）How manytests doteenagers have to passbefore theygettheirlicenseA.One B.Two C.Three D.Four（小题）

4.4Which ofthe followingis trueA.Mitsuaki decidedhe shouldbuy acar.B.Mitsuaki boughta newcar inthe end.C.Mitsuaki didnthave tolearn trafficrules.D.Mitsuaki didnthave toget alicense.（、题）

5.d5The besttitle ofthe passageis.A.How toget drivinglicense inthe USAB.Do wehavetobuy carsintheUSAC.Its noteasy tolive inthe USAD.Driving is a wayof lifeintheUSAD、16Is ItBetter toRead Booksor Listento ThemWeoften thinkhow fastwe learn something depends on how smart we are.If yourbrain istaking inmaterial quickly,（上下文）（技youre clever;if not,well,that doesntsay greatthings aboutyour IQ.But scienceshows contextand technique术）actually playa bigrole inhow fastwe learn,and evensmall changes-like theway youuse toread-canmakea bigdifference.（音频的）Audio bookshave plentyof advantages:you canenjoy themanywhere,even inthe car,and notprinting bookssavestrees.Poor readersalso oftenfind themmoreinteresting.But accordingtothelatest research,if yourgoal isntto pass thetime intraffic,but insteadtolearnsomething difficult,you shouldchoose aphysical book.（心理学）In arecent opinionpiece inthe NewYork Times,psychology professorDaniel T.Willingham mentioneda2010study where48students eitherread orlistened toan articleabout childpsychology.Although thestudents spentthe same（分散注意力）amount oftime with their materialand didabout thesame number of distractingactivities whilethey absorbedthe information,they scoredvery differentlyon a10-item quizlater.Generally,the readersscored81percent butwhile thelistenersscored59percent.Why doeslistening vsreading materialhavesuchagreateffect onlearning（）Willingham explainsthat first,most of us readmore slowlythan welisten especiallywhen pausingand rereading,andwhen youretrying toabsorb newinformation,slower seemstobebetter.uAbout10to15percent ofeye movementsduringreading areactually regressive-meaning theeyes aregoing backand re-checking/9he explainsto TIME.“This happensveryquickly...”（可视线索）Second,books offervisual cuesthat helpour brainsorganize andunderstand newinformation.Things likechapterbreaks,subheadings,and listshelp usin makingsense ofthe materialand understandinghow itfits together.You loseallthat whenyou gothe audioway.The bottomline issimple:Dont feelshame aboutpassing yourtime intraffic withan audiobook.However,be awareofaudios limitationswhen itcomes tostudying,and seriouslyconsider choosinggood old-fashioned readinginstead.

1.According tothe writer,you shouldchoose toread a book to・A.take intheinformationB.passthetimeintrafficC.learnsomethingdifHcult D.organize newinformation

2.A physicalbock”in Paragraph2probably means“A.an audiobook B・a bookabout physicsC.a bookabout computerD.a bookmade ofpaper orcloth

3.What canwe learnfrom thepassageA.To readabookis betterthan tolisten toit.B,Readers arecleverer thanlisteners.C.Reading booksisagood wayto passtime.D.How fastwe learndependsonhowsmartwe are.E、17We allwaste food,you andme,every day,millions oftons ofit InChina,enough foodis wastedin restaurantsevery（数量）（消费者）year tofeed200million people.And theamount of food wastedby Chinese consumers isincreasingfast.So our nation isbeing encouragedto stopwasting food.So what should Chineseconsumers doto preventfood waste♦Keep a kitchen diaryAllofusshould keep akitchen diary,and wecan knowthat how much food we wasteat home.The firstthing forus todois to stop throwingaway food thatwecan still eat.We shouldeat everythingwe buyand ifwe cannot,we shouldbuy less.♦Buy onlywhat weneed（部分）We shouldask forsmaller portionsin stores.We shouldalso checkhowmuch food wehave beforebuying more.We shouldntbring much foodwe dont needhome evenif largeposters askus todo so.♦Develop thehabit ofpacking food（慷慨的）Chineseconsumersare generousand friendly.In restaurants,often toomuchfoodis orderedand served.So（排除）when orderingout,wearesupposed toexclude thefood ifwe dontplan toeat it.And ordersmaller servingsinrestaurants andtake homewhat wecannot Hnish.Dont putit off!Lets stopfood wastetoday!

1.Why isournationbeing encouragedto stopwasting foodA.Because theresenough foodfor Chinesepeople.B.Because Chineseconsumers liketo trydelicious food.C.Because thenumberoffood wastedby usis growingfast.D.Because itstraditionaltoinvite friendsto dinnerin China.

2.Miss Liisahousewife.Shed betterat home.A.keepakitchendiaryB・buy thingsas muchas possibleC.cook toomuchfoodfor herfamily D.keep thefood aslong aspossible

3.Your friendinvites youto dinner,which ofthe followingis NOTrightA.He asksfor theright portions.B,You leavealotoffoodon thetable.C.You askyour friendto orderless food.D.He takesaway thefoodthatyou canstilleat.

4.As teenagers,whatshouldwedotostopfood waste（平衡的）A.Have abalanced diet.B.Eat lessfood tokeep healthy.C.Keep thebalance ofnature.D.Have agood habitof clearingthe plate.、阅读理解18Best Toolto TeachBaby TalkAnew studysays electronic toys arenot helpingbabies learn.The studyswriter isProfessor Anna Sosa.She leadsthe ChildSpeechand LanguageLab atNorthern ArizonaUniversity.She said,“Even ifcompanies saythat theirtoys areeducational,theyre notteaching the babies anythingat thistime.”AnnaSosaand herteam studiedbabies whowere from10to16months old.The scientistslistened torecordings ofparents playing with their babies.The childrenused electronic toys,traditional toysandbooks.What theyfound isthat parents talked lesswiththeirbabies whenthe babies played with electronic toys.Sosa saysthatthe（反应）parents alsoresponded lessand usedfewer wordswhenthe babiesplayed withelectronic toys.Why isthis importantShesays researchshows thathow quicklychildren developlanguage oftendepended onwhat theyhear fromparents.When thebabiesplayed withelectronic toys,parents saidlittle totheir children.Sosa saysparents talkedalotmore whenthe babiesplayedwith traditionaltoys.Parents woulddescribe thetoys,name themand tellabout theircolors andshapes,as theirchildrenplayed.Parents evengave moreinformation astheirbabieslooked atthe picturesin books.Sosa isnot tellingparents（娱乐）to throwout electronic toys.She believesthat theseelectronictoyscan provideentertainment forthebabies.But parentsshouldnot lookat suchplay asa learningexperience.Toy IndustryAssociation spokeswomanAdrienne Appellresponded tothe study.She said,“It isimportant thatparents maketime toplay withtheir children.Playing isa waythat kidscan learnso much,notonly learningskills,but socialand developmentalskills.She addedthat playshould bebalanced,including timefor justmake-believe activities,as wellas traditionaland electronictoys.（小题）

1.1According tothe study,electronictoysteach babies.A.alotB.languageC.colours D.nothing（＜、题）

2.J2From thispassage wecan learnthat.A.parents9talk helpsbaby tolearn languagequicklyB.playingwithelectronictoysisakindoflearning experienceC.Sona advisedparents tothrow awayelectronic toysD.parentstalkedmore whenthebabiesplayedwithelectronictoys（小题）

3.3What isthepassagemainly aboutA.A studyon electronictoys.B.Babies9different learningskills.。