广西河池天峨县达标名校2024届中考英语模拟预测题含答案

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5.2B单项选择I.、1--Which robotdo you think isthe mostusefulA.The robotthat are made inJapanB.The robotis designedto helpus withour homeworkC.The robothas a lot ofmemoryD.The robotshown at the exhibitioncenter、2Drivers runthe redlights,or theywill lose6points ata time.A.cantB・neednt C.may notD.mustnt、3The LittlePrince isfavorite book.A.he B.his C.him D.himself、_4,then youcan dowell in the exam.一OK,I willtry.A.Take iteasy B.Don mentionitC.Congratulations D.Vm allright、5Your fatheris sleeping.Please theradio abit.A.turn downB.turn offC.turn on、6salty potatochips theyare!A.What B.What aC.How D.How a、一7Do youbelieve thatpaper ismade wood—Yes,I do.And youcan seethat booksaremadepaper.A.from;from B.from;of C.of;from D.of;of、一8My parentsare crazyabout RunningMan.How aboutyour parents（欢乐颂）—my dadmy momlikes it,But theyprefer Odeto JoyA.Not only；but alsoB.Both；andC.Either；or D.Neither；nor

9、一How willwe sellmore productsA.1B.2C.3D.

172.How doDanish peoplecreate a“hygge”environmentA.By repairingtheir housesB.By playingvideo gamesC.By cleaningup bedroomsD.By burning candles

3.With upto17hours ofdarkness everyday inwinter,Danish people•Dplay computergames tillmidnight

②spend more time indoorsas aresult3stay upto workin theirown rooms

④often get together forameal orhot drinksA.

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4.In thelast paragraph,the word“coziness^means in Chinese.舒适友善奢侈密切A.B.C.D.

5.The articlemainly tellsusA.how Danish people spendtheir winterB.what theDanish secret to happinessisC.when Danish people liketo stayat homeD.why Danish people burnso manycandle书面表达V.、假如你是林芳，你的朋友琳达这个星期天去东湖绿道游玩，来信询问有关情况，请你根据下列内容用英文写一封回信19内容要点如下东湖绿道大约公里长，宽米沿途可以欣赏到许多美丽的景色；

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762.东湖绿道包括四大主题绿道湖中道Lake Road,湖山道Hushan Road,磨山道Mill HillRoad,郊野道Country Road；.东湖绿道只允许行人和自行车通行；

3.如果想要走完整个绿道，差不多需要一整天的时间；

4.补充一至两点个人对东湖绿道的看法5注意书信的开头和结尾已给出，不记入总词数；

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2.词数:60-80；.内容要连贯得体3参考词汇景色scenery主题绿道花费theme greenwayspendDear Linda,Lovely yoursLin Fang参考答案单项选择I.、1D、2D、3B、4A、5A、6A、7B、8D、9B、10B完形填空IL、

111.B

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7.A

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121.was walking

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5.relaxed

6.told

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4.A书面表达V.19Dear Linda,The GreenRoad ofeast Lakeis about

28.7kilometers long and6meters wide.There aremany beautifulsights alongtheway.The GreenRoad ofeast Lakeincludes thefour themegreenway,:Lake Road,Hushan Road,Mill HillRoad,CountryRoad.The GreenRoad ofeast Lakeallows onlypedestrians andbicycles topass.It takesalmost awhole dayif youwant towalkthe wholeway.1think youmay spendsome timeenjoying scenerythere whenyou arefree.Lovely yours,LinFang—We need to comeup withmore ideas.、A.awful B.creative C.meaningless D.embarrassing10Lily isshy girl,but shesgood atplaying guitar.A.an,the B.a,the C.a,/D.an,/完形填空II.、（单身的）11MnBlack was a singlefather,living with a7-year-old boy.He wasoften worriedabout his son*sgrowing upwith no]to look after him.One day,he wentto anothercity,leaving the child at2He worriedabout the child allday,so hecalled himmany times.Buthis child3told himnot toworry.The fatherwent backlate in the evening.When heopened the door of their bedroom,he foundit wasquiet andhis child（翻倒）was4He wasso tiredout thathe wentto bedat once.To hissurprise,he touchedan overturnedbowl of5under thequilt.（击）He wokeup hisson angrily.Then hehit him.Why areyou so6,leavingthe foodin bedWho willwash it”He neverwanted tosee hisboy cry.It was the7time thathe hadhit hisboy afterhis wifedied.Sorry,but../5thechildreplied withtears（眼泪）in hiseyes.uThis is8dinner,Daddy.^To lethis fathereat somethinghotwhen hegot home,thechild9two bowls of noodles:one for himself,the otherfor hisfather.After eatinghis noodles,he wasafraidthat hisfathers noodleswould get10,so heplaced themunder thequilt.When heheard this,the fatherput hisarms aroundhissonwithout sayinga word.

1.A.father B.mother C.friend D.teacher

2.A.office B.school C.hotel D.home

3.A.always B.sometimes C.hardly D.never

4.A.cooking B.eating C.sleeping D.reading

5.A.rice B.soup C.dumplings D.noodles

6.A.hungry B.careless C.creative D.surprised

7.A.first B.second C.third D.last

8.A.my B.your C.our D.their

9.A.cooked B.touched C.ate D.found

10.A.dirty B.wet C.bad D.cold语法填空m.、（）12I wasfeeling alittle sadbecause mymother hadlost herjob.One day,while ILwalk on the street,I（）（）heard thata beautifulpiece ofpiano music

2.play abovethe noiseof thepeople.I walkedmore slowly3,find outwhereit wascoming from.Then I saw ayoung ladysitting ata piano.She wassinging songsabout love,believing yourselfand keepingon4・try.The wayshe wassinging made me5,relax.I stoodthere quietly,watching herplaying onsuch a crowded NewYork square.1thought that she mustbe braveenoughto performin frontof somany people.She noticedme.I walkedover and

6.tell herhow goodher musicsounded.nThank you.she said.nI havebeen goingthrougha hardtime recently,but youvemademehopeful again.**I saidto her.Im gladthat Icould helpJ shereplied.nWhy areyou sosad”Well,my mom

7.lose herjob,and Imnot surewhat todo…“Did younotice the way youwere walkingYour headwas down.she said.8・not beupset,because opportunitycomesin differentways andif yourhead isdown,you mightnot seeit.You shouldsmile more...lift yourhead up.nI lookedat her,amazed athow she was encouragingme.HWhy areyou playingthe pianohere now”I askedher withasmile.She explainedthatshesaw alot ofunhappy peoplein theworld andshe tried to cheerthem upby playingmusic.I smiledalittle wilder,realizing thatno difflcultiescould stopme fromgoing on.阅读理解IV.A、情景记13According toa newstudy,cats may be justas smartas dogs.Both catsand dogsmay have episodic memory忆,similar to that ofhuman beings.The discoveryshows that cats can recall memories of positiveexperiences likeeating adelicious snack.The studywas a test ofepisodic memory.Episodic memorymeans memoryof past experiences thathappened ata specialtime andplace.In the test,cats wereled tofour openbowlsoffood.They wereallowed toeat fromtwo ofthem.After fifteenminutes,empty bowlstook theplaceofthe old ones.Then thesame catsreturned tolook forfood again.They spent moretime searching for theoldbowls.It seemedthat thecats wereable toremember theinformation ofwhat”and“where”about thebowls.This discoverysuggeststhat theymay haveepisodic memory.However,its stillnot clearwhether cats can trulyexperience pastmemories in the samewayas humanbeings do.Its difficultto knowwhether thecatscansubjectively主观地remember theexperience/9NickDiamond,a researcherattheUniversity ofToronto,explained.Still,thetestplays animportant rolein thedevelopment ofmemory researchin animals.It opensthedoorto newstudies.Howlong cancats memorieslast Wemay do some research on thisin the future,Professor LaurieSantos fromYale UniversitytoldBBC News.The roadto newdiscoveries islonganddifficult.Though thereare lotsof problemsto besolved anddiscussed alongthe way,such studiesdo leadus astep closerto thefinal success.

1.may haveepisodicmemory.A.Dogs B.Pandas C.Elephants D.Sheep

2.It seemsthatcatscan recallmemoriesoftheir experiences.A.happy B.sad C.scary D.unusual

3.What canwe learnfrom the studyA.Cats cansubjectively rememberpastexperiences.B.The catsspentmoretimesearchingfor emptybowls.C.Cats aresmarter thandogs and as smartas humansD.Cats mayhaveepisodicmemory similartothatof humans.

4.According to the fifthparagraph,scientists maydosomeresearchonin thefuture.A.whether dogscanrecallmemories likecatsB.why catsonly remembergood experiencesC.how longcats5memories canlastD.how humansrecall pastmemories

5.What doesthe writerthink ofthestudyA.It has already solvedmany problems.B.It helpsmemory researchin animals.C.It hasnothing todo withother studies.D.It isa wasteof moneyand time.B聋哑Ou Pingqinwasateacher in a specialschool fordeaf andmute students,who hasrecently beenconsidered theMostBeautiful Teacher in China.After graduatingfrom acollege,she wentto thisschool aloneand workedhere fornearly twentyyears.The headmasterofthe schoolsaid,“She workedhard andtaught well.She wasa backboneteacher inour school.She wasalso themost welcometeacheramong the students.For studentsshewaslike amother.They calledher Little Mother.”One day,when shewas talkingwith her students inthe dormitory.It lookedas ifsomething heavywould falloff.It was（犹豫）,dangerous.At thattime,without anyhesitation shepushed twostudents away,but shewas hitheavily.However,shecontinued workingwith greatpain later.（同事）One ofher officematessaid,“Ou Pingqinwas notonly ateacher butalso amother toher studentsin herclass.Shecared about their studiesand eventheir life.She wasvery strictin herwork.”A studentsparent said,“She wasvery warm-hearted.My sonlost hisfather whosupported thefamily.Every month,theteacher gavehim00yuan to buy booksfrom herown income.n Shegave allher lifeto theteaching andherstudentsbut she9didnt marrywhen shedied ofillness atthe ageof

36.Ou Pinqinsdeeds havedrawn muchattention inthe country.She wasthe students*little Mother,but gavethem greatlove.（）

1.From the report we knowA.Ou Pingqinwas bornin YangxinB.Ou Pingqinwas oldC.Ou Pingqinhad ason D.Ou Pingqindidnt marry（）

2.The underlinedword backboneinthepassage meansinChinese.驼背中枢骨干脊椎A.B.C.D.（）

3.Which ofthe followingis NOTTRUE accordingtothereportA.She savedthestudentsin danger.B,She boughtbooks forherself everymonth.C.She graduatedfrom acollege.D・She helpedthe poorstudent.

4.The best title ofthereportisA.Save StudentsB.A TeachersLifeC.LittleMother,Great LoveD.Beautiful MotherC、15A majordevelopment toself-driving carsmay changethewaywe will drive inthefuture.Google,the leadingcompany inself-driving technology,has changed its developplan.It haddriverless carsbuilt bycar factories,but nowit willstart buildingitsown cars.Google hasstarted tobuild somekinds ofexperimental electricself-driving carsthat looklike aSmart caror Fiat

500.There isnosteering wheel（方向盘），gas pedalor brake.The onlythings ahuman passengercontrols area rede・stop”button（按钮）for fearstops anda startbutton.The carsonly“friendly faceis designedto makeit helppeople acceptself-drivingtechnology.Google workerstook partin along experiment,in whichthey usedself-driving carsfor theirusual travelto work.No accident（紧急情况）happened,but Googlesheads realizedthat dependingon ahuman passengerto drivein anemergency wouldntworkbecause theymaybereading,working,or sleeping.Now theself-driving cardrives by itself ifthe drivertakes hishandsoff thewheel forover tenseconds.（限定）Googles self-driving carsare nowlimited toa speedof25miles perhour forsafety reasons.The carsarent allowedtodrive onhighways.However,a Googleengineer saidthat oncethe carsare solvedto runsafely,we candrive atthe speedof50,even80miles anhour.Google recentlyannounced thatits carshad covered700,000miles ofpublic roads,and theywere nowrunning inbusy citystreets.People wholove self-driving carssay thiswill improvetransport bymaking roadssafer,cutting downaccident,andmaking lesspollution.Of course,theres noneedtolook forparking atacrowdedshopping mail.Instead,users couldlet theirself-driving carsdropthem offto parkitself.A motherwho tookatestride saidthat havingthe carwould allowher moretime tocatch upwith herson.The carscould alsoallow peoplewho mightnot beable todrive to enjoy thehand-free driving.And drunkdriving Notaproblem.It isvery likelythat by2020,driverless carswill becommon.Do youbelieve soLWhat equipmentdo theself-driving carshaveA.A gaspedal.B.A brake.C.A steeringwheel.D.An e・stop”button anda startbutton

2.How fastcan peopledrive aself-driving carnowA.25miles anhour.B.50miles anhour.C.80miles anhour.D.100miles anhour.

3.What hasGoogle companyalready doneA.Google haschangeditsdevelopment planand helpedother factoriesmake cars.B.Google hasalready hadcar-testing experimentsin all the statesintheUS.C.Google hasrealized someproblems andtriedtosolve them.D.Google hasasked itsown workerstobuy the carsand travelto work.

4.Which advantageof self-driving carsis notmentioned A.They canstart theengine byitself andmake peopleshands completelyfree.B.They canhelp tosolve airpollution andreduce caraccident.C.They canpark bythemselves andmake motherslookafteryoung kidseasily.D.They canhelp thosedisabled peopletoenjoythe driving.

5.What willhappen ifemergency happenswhen someoneis drivinga driverlesscarA.If the driver pressesthe“e・stop“button,the carwilldrivebyitselfat onceto keepsafe.B.If thedriver isreading,working orsleeping,he canthandle thesituation intime.C.The carsfriendly facewill workand helpthedriveraccept thesituation andstay calm.D.The self-driving carwill breakthe speedlimit andrun ata speedthat thedriver tellsit.D16When youhear thewords“streets dancer，what isthe picturethat appearsin yourhead Formost people,it isa pictureofa personwearing unusualclothes witha haton hishead,dancing tothe musicin acool way.For example,a personwho（个性）wears a large T-shirt dancesonthe street.Clearly,clothes thosestreet dancerswear showtheir personalitiesandclothing styles.Now letus takea lookat street dancers9clothing styles.TopsIf youlook intothe clothing styles of street dancers,you willnotice thatthere isalargedifference betweenthe topsthat menandwomen weanFor men,they oftenwear alarge T-shirt withprobably ajacket attimes.However,for women,they often（无袖恤）.wear tanktops TBottoms（七分裤）.Today,the street dancers stillprefer wearinglarge jeansandalot ofmen alsowear Capripants However,womenstart towear miniskirts orshorts.Nowadays knee-high socksare alsoa popularnew lookfor thewomen.Footwear（最轻微的）（破坏）For anystreet dancer,shoes are important.Any pair of shoes that producesthe slightestsound candestroythe performance.So theyneed apairofshoesthatallows themto movefreely.In fact,street dancers9clothing hasto besomething thatallows for alotof comfort（舒适）and thatshows personalities.The twopointsareimportantfor anystreetdancer.Without thosethings,it isdifficult forstreet dancersto performwell andshow theirpersonalities.What doyouthinkabouttheclothingstyleofstreetdancers Maybeyou likeit ormaybe youdont Anyway,people havedifferent ideasof beauty.

1..Clothes worn by menstreetdancers・A.always includea smalland coolT-shirtB.are alwaysmade upof Capripants andknee-high socksC.are differentfrom those wornbywomen dancersD.are thesame asthosewornby popularsingers

2.According tothis passagethestreetdancers9shoes shouldbeA.those thatcant makeany soundB,cheap ratherthan comfortableC.those thatcould makepleasant soundsD.paid lessattention tofor theyare notimportant

3.Which canbest describea streetdancers clothingA.Anything isOK ifit isforhim.B.Everything shouldbe madeby hand.C.The moreexpensive,the betterit is.D・Comfort andpersonalities makeperfect.

4.In whichpart ofa magazinecould wefind thisarticleA.Science.B.Culture.C.Sales.D.News.

5.Whafs thebesttitleforthepassageA.Fashionable ClothingStylesB.Clothing ShowsPersonalitiesC.Important Pointsfor StreetDancersD.Street DancingClothingE、17Yellow DressByJanet LeeMaryhad a yellow dressBoughtfrom thedepartment store.It lookedas beautifulasthemoon,And asbright asthe sun.Mary woreallthetimeThe yellow dress Ifelt soright.Every dayfrom day to niqhtIsaw herinthe dress so bright.Buy meayellowdress,nI criedto Momand Dad,nAs beautifuland brightAsthe dressthe girlliving nearhas!cried andcried andcried,Until theysaid withsad eyes,nWe needfood for your babysister,And clothesforyourcoming brother.nSince thenIve learnedMarys yellowdressIs betterto dreamofThan toask for.

1.From thepoem,weknowthat Maryand the writer maybe・A.classmates B.relatives C.neighbors D.sisters

2.Why doesthewritersay,nEveryday fromdaytonight/Isawherinthedresssobright11A.The writerlived withMary.B.The dresshad sunshapes onit.C.The writerliked thedress verymuch.D.The dresswas Marysschool uniform.

3.What didthe writersparents meanby theirwordsA.They didnot likethe yellowdress.B.They didnot havemoney fora dress.C.They alreadyhad adress forher babysister.D・They wouldask Marywhere tobuytheyellowdress.F、（丹麦）（排名）18According tothe2018World HappinessReport,Denmark rankedNo.3!And ifsnot surprisingatall!In2016,Denmark rankedNo.l,then No.2in

2017.In fact,Denmark hasbeen onthe listfor manyyears.Why Becausepeoplewho livein Denmarkknow thesecrettohappiness—“hygge”・But whatis“hygge”The Danish（丹麦的）word“hygge（pronounced hoo・ga）is oftentranslated inEnglish ascoziness”.But hygge”ismore thanthat.Its alsoabout spendingpeaceful timein aquiet environmentwith nocalendar Itsabout spending time aloneorspendingtimewith family.Danishpeopleare verygood at“hygge”.For example,they createa“hygge”environment byburningcandlesinclassrooms,kitchens,bedrooms,etc.According tosome reports,Danishpeoplebum morecandles everyyear thanpeople fromanyother Europeancountry.However,“hygge isntjust aboutcreating anice andwarm environment;it isbest enjoyedwith familymembers andfriends.With upto17hours ofdarkness everyday inwinter,Danishpeoplespend moretime indoorsasaresult,and theyoften（使人分心的事物）gettogetherforameal orhot drinks,without thedistraction oftechnology orthe stressof dailylife.Still cantunderstandwhat“hygge isIf yourereading thisinacomfortable chair,withafew candlesaround you,that senseof cozinessyourefeeling mightjust be“hygge”.

1.In theWorld HappinessReport,Denmark usedto rankNo.in

2016.。