湖北省黄冈市季黄梅县2024届中考押题英语预测卷含答案

湖北省黄冈市季黄梅县2024届中考押题英语预测卷含答案注意事项

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4.考生必须保证答题卡的整洁考试结束后，请将本试卷和答题卡一并交回I.单项选择

1、Lily ismy classmate.We eachother sinceshe cameto ourschool.A.know B.knewC.have knownD.will know

2、-1a lotof timeplaying computergames everyday.一Thats badfor your eyes.A.spendB,takeC・payD.cost

3、-Mary failedthe examyesterday.—Give hera phonecall.We should.A.cheer upher B.cheer upC.cheer herup D.cheered up

4、The boydoesnt speakhis sister,but hiswritten workis verygood.A・as wellas B.so goodasC.more better than D.more worsethan

5、-Which isthe bestway toHarbin WestRailway Station-By subway.It isride from your hometo thestation.A.a fifteenminutes B.fifteen minutedC.a fifteen-minute

6、一£〃四《复仇者联盟4终局之战》a/ne”will be shown inAmerica inApril._exciting news!I hopeit will beshownin Chinasoon.A.What aB.What C.How aD.How7Li Mingis anactive boystudent andhe alwaystries hisbest to make hislife colorfulthough he is inGrade

9.Thetable belowshows thathe spendsminutes on after-class activitiesevery week.Li MingsAfter-class ActivitiesWeekdaysWeekendsSo Jamieimproved theschool dinners,and trainedthe dinnerladies tocook healthy food inthat school.Then headvised thegovernmentto improveschool foodacross thecountry.And itseems that the changeshave begun.Anna,a pupil,told us,“We used to have a fastfood windowwhere you got chipsand coke,but theystopped thatthis year.Theres asalad restaurant,which isgood,so itshealthier thanit was.”

1.What doesthe underlinedwork“them”refer toA.Susank daughters.B.School dinners.C.Susans sons.D.Sandwiches.

2.What didJamie thinkwere healthy foodA.Stews andcurries.B.Burgers andpizzas.C.Chips andfizzy drinks.D.Sandwiches andcoke.（段落）

3.What dothe lasttwo paragraphsshow A.Theres asalad restaurantin everyschool.B.Salad isthe onlyhealthyfoodfor students.C.Schools havebegun tocook healthierfood.D.The governmentdoesnt careabout school dinners.

4.What isthe best title forthis textA.Healthy Food.B.Unhealthy Food.C.Packed Lunches.D.School Dinners.V.书面表达

19、书面表达安全对于每个人都很重要中学生年龄较小，学生安全更是人们关注的焦点请根据以下提示，写一篇关于学生安全的英语作文内容提示.交通安全遵守交通规则，不闯红绿灯等；

1.食品安全吃健康食物，不吃垃圾食品等；

2.活动安全进行体育锻炼时，不要弄伤自己，不私自下河游泳等3提示词语study hard,read,healthyfood,exercise,help,chores,at home,Travel Safety is very important to everyone.参考答案单项选择I.

1、C

2、A

3、C

4、A

5、C

6、B

7、A

8、A

9、D

10、A完形填空II.

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4.A

5.A

6.C

7.A

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9.B

10.C语法填空m.

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3.hard

4.going

5.help

6.to have

7.be used

8.buildings

9.If7When

10.inIV.阅读理解

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1.C

2.C

3.D

4.B

5.D

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1.C

2.B

3.B

4.D

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1.B

2.D

3.B

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5.A

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3.C

4.DV.书面表达

19、一Safetyisveryimportanttoeveryone.Middle schoolstudents arelike preciousflowers so their safetyis becomingafocus forus alLFirst,we mustobey thetraffic ruleswhen wego out.Don crossthe streetwhen thelight isred.Secondly,we shouldeathealthy food.Dont eatjunk food.Eat morefruits andvegetables.Eat lessmeat andeggs.Finally,be carefulnot tohurtyourself whileyou areplaying outside.Its dangerousto go swimming by yourself,so dontgoswimmingwithout permission.These aresome importantsafety tipsto remember.Reading booksRiding abike RunningBall games50minutes100minutes20minutes/day30minutes/dayA.250B.850C.

6008、Keep quiet,please.All the students lessonsat school.A.are havingB.had C.will haveDe have

9、Hi,Simon.I hear that youvejust comeback fromKorea.Im callingto askA.how didyou visitthe cityB.how manydays youvespent there

10、一C.which hotelyou stayedin KoreaD.how youfound thepopular localfood Whattime do you usuallyget up一I usuallyup at6:

30.A.get B.got C.will getD.was gettingII.完形填空

11、Do youbelieve inyourself Whenyou arein trouble,dont sayyou cantget overit.Believe inyour dreams.Believethat you are loved.Believe thatyou makea difference.I wastold astory abouta teacherwho oncedid whathe could______1his studentsget toknow theimportance ofbelieving in themselves.The teacherstood beforehis classand wasgoing tohand outthe finalexam papers.I knowhow2you haveworked topreparefor thistest Jhe said.“And becauseI know you cando itwell,I amwilling tooffer aB tothose who_3not totake thetest.”Many studentsthanked theteacher andleft.The teacherlooked at thestudentsleft andsaid,“Does anyoneelse want to geta BThisis yourlast4Two morestudents decidedto go.Only sevenstudents werestill inthe classroom.The teacherthen5the papers.There wereonly threesentences onthepaper:Congratulations!You havejust6an inthis class.Keep believingin yourselves.I neverhad ateacher likethat,but I think itis atest thatany teachercould give.Students whoare notconfident inwhat theyhavelearned are，Brtudentis7对他们已经所学的东西不是自信的学生最多是B类学生The sameis8in ourdaily life.The Wstudents arethose whobelieve inwhat they are doingbecause theyhave9both successesand failures.They havegot lifes10,not onlyfrom normaleducation,but fromevents intheirA.tomakeB.make C.making

2.A.hardly B.hard C.terribly

3.A.dislike B.go C.prefer

4.A.chance B.hope C.testlives,and havebecome betterpeople.You see,one shouldalways believein himself.

5.A.handed outB.handed inC.handed over

6.A.given B.sent C.received

7.A.at most

8.at leastC.at times

8.A.possible B.impossible C.true

9.A.heard ofB・learned fromC.dreamed of

10.A.experiences B.experiments C.lessons m.语法填空

12、Mary isL_eight-year-old girl.Every dayshe washesclothes,looks after2^_she youngersister andworks

3.hardly on thefarm.Mary wantsto go to school,but hermother needsher helpat home.So Marystays athome insteadof

4.goto school.Do you wantto help MaryWell,join Savethe Children,please!Just6yuan aday,you can

5.helpful achild likeMary.With yourhelp,children like Mary willbe able

6.have enoughfood andhave chancesto gotoschool.Save TheChildren is an organizationtohelppoor childrenlike Mary.It hasbeen inservice since

1932.The moneyfromkind peoplewill

7.use tobuild schools,hospitals and other necessary

8.build

9.you area volunteer,there aremany wonderfulthings waitingfor you-letters from the children,their photosand subjectreports.Now,if you are interested

10.the applicationform,and thenyou candonate somemoney.In thisway,you canhelp achildlikeMary!IV.阅读理解A13At6:30in earlymorning,Chen Liangdrives hisnew yellowschool busthrough villages,taking children to hiskindergartens幼儿园.Chen andhis wifePang Qiuxiangran two kindergartens inShanqian Villageand LanxiVillage inQingdao.Pang worksas the责任,head oftwokindergartens,and Chentakes manyresponsibilities fromdriving tofixing desksand chairsand buyingfood.Everything seemscommon inthe kindergartens.But onething makes the kindergartensunique andwell-known to the locals.They arefree.In2006,when the couple tookover thekinder-garten fromChens mother,it wasnot free.At thattime,Pang tookon themaintasks becauseChen wasbusy operatinghis hotelontheseaside.But a small pitiful令人同情的action ofone childtouched Pangdeeply.64The parentscould choose to payif theywould liketheir childrento have dessert.Some parentscould notafford topay theextra feesso their children couldntenjoy dessert.Once I食品屑saw achild pickup anempty biscuitpackage whichwas leftby anotherchild,and eat the crumbsin it.I wasastonishedby thescene/9Pang said.Later,after aserious discussion,thecouplemade adecision to begin atuition-free kindergarten.So theybegan thetuition-free kindergartenon October1,

2010.根据材料内容选择最佳答案，并将其标号填入题前括号内

1.What makesthe kindergartensspecialA.The greenenvironment.B.The high-level teachers.C.The freetuition.D.The deliciousfood.

2.Which of the followingis NOTthe dutyof ChenLiangA.Driving the kids to the kindergartens.B.Doing somerepairing.C.Teaching thekids.D.Buying food.

3.Chen liangusedtobeanA.farmer B.workerC.waiter D.owner ofahotel

4.How didPang Qiuxiangfeel whenshe sawthekideating thebiscuit crumbsA.Angry B.SurprisedC.Excited D.Happy

5.What doesthe fourthparagraph tellusA.It isdifficult for them to run thekindergartens.B.When theybegan torun thetwo kindergartensC.How thecouple startedtheir firstkindergartenD.What madePang decidetoruna freekinder-garten.B

14、自测The followingis aQUIZ froma magazine.Questions1Point2Points3PointsWhere do you livein avillage in a townin acityHow doyou goto work/school bywalking/by train/bus/by drivingasmallcarbicycle subwayHow many timesa yeardoyoufly onairplanes123How manyhours ofelectricity doyou useeach daye.g.0-6hours6-12hours12-18hourswatching TV,keeping lightsonHow oftendoyourecycle almostalways oftensometimesTotal PointsResult平均7Less pollutionthan the average person8-10As muchpollution asthe average person11-13A littlemore pollutionthan theaverage person14-14A lotmore pollutionthan theaverageperson

1.Which of the followingmakestheleast pollutionA.Living prettywell in a bigcity.B.Flying onplanes onlytwice a year.C.Almost alwaysrecycling used things.D.Using15hours ofelectricity eachday.

2.How manypoints doestheaverageperson getA.7points.B.8-10points.C.11-13points.D.14-15points.

3.Tom livesinacity,goes towork bysubway,flies onairplanes onceayear,uses15hours ofelectricity aday,an sometimesrecyclesusedthings.Howmanypoints doeshe getA.11points.B.12points.C.13points.D.14points.

4.Which offollowing wouldbe thebesttitleforthequizA.Where DoYou LiveB.What DoYou RecycleC.Why DoWe TravelD.How GreenAre YouC15Soon computersandothermachines willbe able to rememberyou bylooking atyoureyes!The programworks becauseeveryoneseyes aredifferent.So inthe futureyou wonthave toremember anumber whenyouwantto usea machineor takemoneyout ofa bank.Youll justhave tolook atthe machine and itwillbeable totell whoyouare.（眼睛识另）The eye-recognition Uprogram is already beingtested inshops andbanks inthe USA,Britain,Spain,Italy andTurkey.Soon thistechnology willtake theplace ofall otherways offlnding outwho peopleare.However,scientists areworking onother systems.Machines willsoon beabletoknowyoufrom theshape ofyour faceor handoreven yoursmell!We alreadyhave machinesthat cantell whoyouarefromyourvoice orfrom themark madebyyourfinger.Eye-recognition is betterthanother kindsbecause youreyes dontchange asyou getolder,or get dirty likehands orfingers.And eventwins havedifferent eyes,sotheprogram canbe upto94%correct,depending on how goodthe technologyis.Someprograms mayonly be51%.In Britain,it wasfound that91%of peoplewho hadtried itsaid thatthey likedthe ideaofeye-recognition.In thefuture yourcomputer willrecognize youinthe eye.So smile!L Whatwill theprogram forremembering eyesbe usedforA.Banks andcomputers.B.Banks andshops.C.Schools andcomputers.D.Schools andshops.

2.How doesthe eye-recognition programworkA.You lookatthemachineandtype anumber.B.You need to speakand thenlook.C.The machinelooks atyour face.D.You lookatthemachine.A.Remembering eyesand smell.Remembering fingersor voices.

3.Which recognitionprogram isalready inuseC.Remembering facesand voices.D.Remembering handsand faces.

4.What problemscould therebe with theeye-recognition programA.Some eyes are the same.B.Eyes canchange.C.It is not alwayscorrect.D.Eyes cangetdirty.5・Whats theadvantage ofusing recognitionprograms inthis passageA.You needntremember anumber.B.You neednttake moneywith you.C.You dontneedtospeak.D.People thinktheyareinteresting.D16Is ItBetter toRead Booksor Listento ThemWeoften thinkhow fast we learn something depends onhow smart we are.If yourbrain istaking inmaterial quickly,youre（上下文）（技术）clever;if not,well,that doesntsay greatthings aboutyour IQ.But scienceshows contextand techniqueactuallyplay a big rolein howfastwe learn,and evensmall changes-like theway youuse toread-can makeabigdifference.（音频的）Audio bookshave plentyof advantages:you canenjoy themanywhere,even inthe car,and notprinting bookssavestrees.Poor readersalso oftenfind themmore interesting.But accordingtothelatest research,if yourgoal isntto pass thetime intraffic,but insteadto learnsomething 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 sameamount（分散注意力）of timewith theirmaterial anddid aboutthesamenumber ofdistracting activitieswhile theyabsorbed theinformation,they scoredvery differentlyona10-item quizlater.Generally,the readersscored81percent butwhile thelistenersscored59percent.Why doeslistening vsreading materialhave sucha greateffect onlearning（）Willingham explainsthat first,most ofus readmore slowlythan welisten especiallywhen pausingand rereading,andwhen youretrying toabsorb newinformation,slower seemstobebetter.uAbout10to15percent ofeye movementsduringreading areactually regressive-meaning theeyesaregoing backand re-checking/9he explainsto TIME.uThis 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 whenyougothe 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 shouldchoosetoread a book to・A.take inthe informationB.passthetime intrafficC.learnsomethingdifficult 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 learnfromthepassageA.To readabookisbetterthan tolisten toit.B.Readers arecleverer thanlisteners.C.Reading booksisagood wayto passtime.D.How fastwelearndependsonhowsmartweare.E17An unpleasanthabit ofannouncing thedeath ofa celebrityhas sprungin recentyears,when infact thesubject isalive andwell.The latestblatantly falsewas thesupposed death of Hong Kong actionstar Jackie Chan froma heartattack.It spreadrapidly onthe Chineseblogosphere andTwitter inthe West,and therewas even,supposedly,a messagefrom USPresident Barack Obamapaying homage tothe martial arts hero.“Jackie Chanisaman whocan talkthrough talent,heisaconstant reminderofthestrength ofhumanity.He willforever bein ourhearts,a trueinspiration whoinspired manygenerations,^Cruelly,it was the actorsson,Jaycee Chan,who hadto proveif the news wastrue,by makinga phonecall andfinding him,fortunately,Ubusy ashell”organizing,with otherHong Kongcelebrities,a charityconcert onFriday to raise moneyfor thosestruckdown bythe earthquakein Japan.Jaycee Chandescribed thefalse newsas an^insane joke”,but Jackie Chan wasnotangry atthenews.He said,u Itisnotthe firsttime tohearthatI wasdead.”The Hong Kong-based TheSun Newspaperreported onWednesday thata bloggerwith thehandle“SKIPHOPZ”was the sourceof thefalse news.根据材料内容选择最佳答案，并将其标号填入题前括号内

1.Announcing thedeathofa celebritywhen infact thesubject isalive andwell makespeople feelA.happy B.pleasant C.unpleasant D.glad

2.The latestblatantly falsewasthesupposed deathofA.JackieChanB.Jackie ChantssonC.Jaycee ChanD.Jaycee Chantsson

3.To proveif thenews wastrue,the actorsson.A.flew toHong KongB.wrote tothe USPresidentC.made acall D.sent ane-mail

4.A charityconcert onFriday inHongKongtoraisemoney forA.Japanese B.ChineseC.Americans D.people inHongKong

5.We canfind fromthe articlethat.A.It spreadslowly onthe Chineseblogosphere andTwitter inthe WestB.The USPresidentBarackObama paidhomagetothemartialartshero.C.JackieChanwas angryatthefalse news.D.A bloggerwiththehandle“SKIPHOPZ wasthesourceofthefalse news.F18In theUK,most childrenhave theirlunches at school,but insome schools,parents canchoose whattheirchildreneat.The（包装的）children canhaveaschooldinner-a hot,cooked meal;or theycan takea packedlunch withthem,which usuallyincludescold foodlike sandwiches.Often parentsknow whattheirchildrenwant.Cath,a motherof threechildren,told us,“My childrenhave packed lunchesbecause theysay theydont liketohaveschool dinners.So I make threepackedlunchesevery moi*ning.”However,anothermother,Susan,made adifferent choice.She said,wMy daughtersalways haveschool dinners.Ithinkthey probablyget healthierfoodatschoolthan afew sandwichesImakefor them.”（起泡的）But howhealthy areschool dinnersKaz,a father,thought poorlyof them.He said,Fizzy drinkswere offeredand Ithinkthere werea lotof chips.”Jamie Oliverspent ayear workinginaschool kitchen.He wasworried aboutthe unhealthyfood whichincluded burgers,pizzasand chips.So hetried tocook healthyfood suchas goodstews andcurries forthe childreninstead.。