黑龙江省双鸭山市2024届中考联考英语试题含答案

2024黑龙江省双鸭山市届中考联考英语试题含答案考生须知全卷分选择题和非选择题两部分，全部在答题纸上作答选择题必须用铅笔填涂；非选择题的答案必须用黑色字迹

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2016.1miss themvery much.A.don*t seeB.didnt seeC.won*t seeD.haven*t seen、8Dont keepwhen youare askedsome questionsin class.A.silent B.generous C.forgetful D.private、9--May Icome in,Doctor-Sorry,its notyour turnyet.Please waiton thechair overthere untilyou.A.call B.have calledC.are calledD.will becalled、10These beautifulphotos on the GreatWall lastweek.English Club参考答案单项选择I.、1c、2B、3C、4A、5B、6B、7D、8A、9C、10D完形填空II.、

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2.A

3.D

4.C

5.B

6.A

7.C

8.D

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121.beautifully

2.so

3.unhappy

4.stopped

5.for

6.too

7.lying

8.But

9.most

10.kindness阅读理解IV.、

131.A

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3.C

4.B

5.D、

151.B

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3.D、

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3.D书面表达V.19One possibleversion NoticeBoysand girls,The summerholiday iscoming.Are youinterested inbecoming avolunteer This is agood chancefor youto learnmore aboutsociety.We havemany volunteerjobs formiddle schoolstudents.For example,you can help oldpeople wholive alonedo housework,you can help lookafter childrenwho haveto spendtheir summerholiday athome atalone,or you canhelpstudents who areweak in their studiesIf you wantto helpothers duringyour holiday,youcancome toRoom505in theteaching buildingto sign up for the activities.English Club完形填空A.take B.took C.are takenD.were takenII.、11Keeping traditionsalive isnever aneasy thing.Chen Zunkai,the ownerof BaoyuanDumpling House,has1the past16years improvingone of the mosttraditional Chinesefoods:jiaozi.（月牙形状的）Her2are notthe whitecrescent-shaped onessimply filled3pork orlamb,but colorfulones usingmore than150kinds offillings.“41try to do is tomakedumplings have a tasteof home,“Chen says.“I hopeevery customer,Northerners orSoutherners,（素食者）匚vegetarians ornon-vegetarians,Chinese peopleor foreignerscan5something familiaChinese dumplingsarebelieved6more than2,000years old.7they are made andeaten bypeople inNorth Chinaat somefestivals such as thewinter（冬至）.（有强烈味道的）solstice To8the year-end cold,people usuallyfill dumplingswith stronglyflavored meatsuch asporkor lamb.For Chen,her9came aftershe noticedthat therewere notmany choicesfor those10prefer lighterfillings.Most vegetariandumplingshaveafilling ofonly twokinds ofingredients,and notone restaurantin Beijinghas more than10kinds ofvegetarianAllings.“I thinkI canmake itJ Chensays.

1.A.wasted B.paid C.spent D.cost

2.A.dumplings B.noodles C.cakes D.cookies

3.A.by B.from C.of D.with

4.A.Which B.Where C.What D.When

5.A.smell B.taste C.feel D.touch

6.A.to beB.being C.to haveD.be

7.A.Suddenly B.Luckily C.Traditionally D.Finally

8.A.get B.refuse C.enjoy D.fight

9.A.plan B.idea C.information D.advice

10.A.which B.whom C.who D./语法填空m.、（夜莺）12A long time ago,there was an emperor.He hada beautifulgarden.In thegarden,there wasa littlenightingale（）singing veryl.beauty.One daythe emperorheard aboutthis littlebird*s beautifulvoice.He askedhis guardsto bringher tohim.As soonas theemperorheard thenightingale^voice,he said,Put herin agolden cage,2,she canstay andsing forme wheneverI wanttohear her.n（）（）The littlebird wasso3,happy aboutbeing keptin thecage thatshe4,stop singingone day.The emperor was veryangry.He orderedthe scientistsin hispalace tomake arobot bird52him.The birdcould singvery beautifully,6,Theemperor waspleased.Soon therobot birdbecame old.It nolonger sangbeautiful songs.Just atthat time,the emperorbecame veryweak.One（）morning,while

7.lie inbed,the emperorwanted it to singonce again,8e therobot birdcouldnt singany more.Suddenly thenightingale landedon thewindow.She beganto singher9^beautiful song.The emperorwas veryhappy!He becamebetter andbetter each day.（爱戴）After theemperorwaswell,he changeda lotand becamekind tohis people.From thenon,all hispeople cherishedhim（）for hislove andlOkind.阅读理解IV.Coloring is an activitythat childrenworldwide havelong enjoyed.With apicture alreadymade for them,kids simplychose acrayon,pencil ormarker of their favoritecolor andfill itin.Today,it alsobecomes moreand morepopular amongteenagersand evenadults,who areenjoying relaxinghours ofcoloring.In December,five of the topten best-selling booksin theUnitedStates werecoloring books.They arefun,but arecoloring booksgood foryou（反馈）The goodfeedback fromcustomers isencouraging.Trina Lucida,a popularartist creatingcoloring books,says thatmanyof hercustomers arebuying thecoloring booksfor otherswhoaresick orgoing througha hardtime.She addsthat the“big ideaHbehind herlatest bookistoencourage people to dosomething creative.冉（心理学）Lucida isright,according toAllan Rohanpsychology professor.Many customersthink ofcoloring booksasanewcreative stage,nhesaid in an interview/*but whafsmore importantis thatpeople spendtime coloringin orderto reducestress（专注）after along day.Research showsthat coloringcan reducestress byguiding peopleto focuson onesimple task.Whena personis fillingin aflower witha lightpurple color,he focuseson theflower andforgets aboutall histroubles inlife.Experts addthat coloringmay relievea certainkind ofpain.Doing thecoloring helps people relaxtheir mindand calmdown.Also,coloring helpspeoples brainina healthy way.The shapeof thedrawing makesone sideof thebrain active,while thecolorof thedrawing improvesthe other.Coloring canbring outyour imaginationand takeyou backto yourchildhood.Interesting,isnt it“Its veryrelaxing/*said SusanJackson,a bigfan ofLucidas coloring books.Coloring freesmy mind.And itsnot justto try（空白的）to fillblank pages.The picturesmake mehappy andthere isjust somethingabout them.So Imsaving thepictures Ilikebest tothe veryend.”

1.Trina Lucidawants hercoloringbooksto.A.encourage peopleto becreative B.be oneof the best-sellersC.let peopleenjoy relaxinghours D.help developtheir friendship

2.Why cancoloring reducestressA.Because itbrings outimagination.B.Because itshows thebeauty ofnature.C.Because ithelpspeopleto bemore focusedD.Because itcan takepeople backto childhood.

3.What doesthe underlinedword HrelievenmeanA.reduce B.seuarate C.drive D.balanceB、14When youare learning English,you findit notclever toput an English sentence,word forword,into your ownlanguage.Take thesentence“How doyou do”as example.If youlook upeach wordin thedictionary,once ata time,what isyourtranslation Itmust bea wrongsentence inyourownlanguage.（掌握）Languages donot justhave differentsounds,they aredifferent inmany ways.Its important to master the rules for（顺序）word orderin thestudy ofEnglish,too.If thespeakers putwords ina wrongorder,the listenercant understand hissentence easily.Sometimes whenthe order of wordsin anEnglish sentenceis changed,the meaning of thesentence changes.Butsometimes theorder ischanged,the meaningof thesentence doesntchange.Lets seethe differencebetween thetwo pairsofsentences.“She onlylikes apples.”“Only shelikes apples/9I haveseen theHim already.”“I havealready seenthe dim.”When youare learningEnglish,you mustdo yourbest toget thespirit of the languageand useit asthe Englishspeakerdoes.

1.What doesthe underlinedword^translation^mean inChinese翻译解释意思交通A.B.C.D.

2.Which ofthe following is theauthors opinionabout learningEnglishA.It isdifficult tounderstand differentsounds in learningEnglish.B.It ispossible toremember theword orderin learningEnglish.C.It isimportanttomaster therules indifferent waysin learningEnglish.D.It iseasy tomastertherulesforword orderinlearningEnglish.

3.Which ofthe followingexpressions isTRUEA.The meaningof anEnglish sentencealways changeswith theorder of words.B.The orderof wordscan neverchange the meaningofanEnglishsentence.C.Sometimes adifferent orderofwordhas adifferent meaning.D.If theorderofwords is different,the meaningofthesentence mustbe different.

4.“She onlylikes apples9A.is the same as“Only shelikes apples.”B.isdifferentfrom“Only shelikes apples.C.means“She likesfruit especiallyapples.”D.means“She doesnt like apples.”

5.Which isthebesttitle forthis passageA.How toPut Englishinto OurOwn LanguageB.Different Orders,Different MeaningsC.How toSpeak EnglishD.How toLearn EnglishC15BBC Newson TVradio andonline oftenbrings youstories from across theworld.Today we can hear“Life inChina”.Have yougot astory aboutlife inChina todayIfyoudo,please putyour storieshere.Wu Peng,Anhui Iam a14-year-old boyfromapoor villagein AnhuiProvince.Like manyother left-behind childreninChina,I livewith mygrandparents now.My parentswent towork in Shanghai severalyears ago.They callmetwice amonth toask aboutmy study.I reallymiss myparents and I hope1can goto schoolinShanghai.I thinkevery childneeds parents9love andcare.Cindy,Shenzhen Ilike travelingandIhave traveleda lotaround China.During thetrip,I oftenfind thata numberof Chineseoftenbreak therules inpublic.For example,when Itraveled inHong Kongthis year,I sawa kideatingnoodles onthe underground,which wasagainst therules.However,the kids mother didntthink shedidwrong.Can youbelieve itLefs improveour public manners.These days,were askedto“clear ourplates99when havingour mealsand sayno towasting.Some ofus usedto ordermore thanwhat wecould eat.That wasa bigwaste offood.Now weneed toflnishthe foodwe order.We shouldalso stopwasting insome otherways.For example,we shouldturn offthelights whenwe leavethe classroom.Mike,Shanghai

1.How doesWu Pengcontact hisparents accordingtothepassageA.By writingletters.B.On thetelephone.C.On the Internet.D.By sendingtextmessages.

2.Who thoughtit wasnot rightto eatontheundergroundA.Cindy.B.Mike.C.Wu Peng.D.The kid,smother

3.What doesMike wantpeopletodoA.Care aboutleft-behind childrenB.Obey therules inpublic.C.Improve theirpublicmannersD.Stop wastingD、16Generally speaking,American foodis notvery thickin taste.Salads aremuch likedand are served allyear round.Many卡路里Americans aretrying tokeep downtheir weight.Thisisshown inmenus offering“low calorieor“weight watchers”meals.In markets,one canfind“No Cal”drinks meaningwithout caloriessuchascola.Many Americansdrink coffeeor teawith theirmeal.If awaiter inan Americanrestaurant asks“Now orlater”，what hemeansis“Do youwant coffeewith yourmeal orlater”When eatingout inthe USA,wecanask fortea,milk,beer,and soon,if wepreferthese tocoffee.American restaurantscannot servebeer,wine,or liquorunless they are licensedtodoso.The maindish inAmerican mealsis usuallymeat,chicken orfish,but morethan oneof theseis hardlyserved atthe samemeatMost Americanseat quicklyduring the day-that is,breakfast andlunch-unless itisasocial,business,or familysituation.The eveningmeal,however,is usuallya familytime.Racing throughdaytime mealsis partofthe“American pace”oflife,for workinghours areconsidered important.（标准的）The nationwidefast-food restaurantsare suitablefortheways ofAmerican eating.The standardproducts,of nearlythesame price,areserved quickly,and tastethesamewhether boughtin NewYork Cityor inLos Angeles.McDonalds isa popularrestaurant.It offersmany choicesof hamburgers,French friesand“cokes”.These foodsare richin fats,sugar andsalt.Often,theyarethe majormeal ofthedayof many young workingpeople.

1.“Weight watchers”most probablymeans inChinese.减肥者观察者A.B.称重者参与者C.D.

2..In American restaurants whichofthefollowingisNOT trueA.Many American people likesalads.B.Coffee can be servedafter ameal.C.One canorder teaif hedoesntlikecoffee.D.All restaurantscan sellbeer andwine.

3.At thesame meal,Americanpeopleusually・A・have meat,chicken andfish togetherB・have eithermeat orchicken orfishC.drink alot ofbeer,wine orliquorD.sit downtogether arounda table

4.In Americanrestaurants,the standardfoods・A.have differentprices B.taste differentfrom placeto placeC.are veryexpensive D.canbeservedquickly

5.This passagemainly talksabout.A.Americanrestaurantsand peopleB.American eatingcultureC.American workingsituation D.American foodand priceE、（手势）（卷曲）17Are youstill doingthe Vfor victorysign Itsout.The latestpopular hand gesture isto curlbothof yourhands andput themtogether tomake aheart shape.Known as“Hand heart”,manyyoung stars inthe USincluding Justin Bieber,Blake Livelyand Taylor Swift havedone thegesturein recentphotos.“The hearthandgesturemeans somethingbetween I love youand thankyou,“said thecountry singerTaylor Swift.Its asweet,easy messagewhich youcan sendwithout sayinga word.Taylor Swiftoften putsher handsabove herhead inthe heart shape ather concerts.And sheas believedto bethe first tomake the gesture popular.Last monthduring acharity show,Justin Bieberandhissuperstar friendsdid the hand heartand putthephoto online.They didittohelp threekids whoseparents werekilled ina caraccident Thegesture becamemore popularafterthat（不用语言的）“It usedto takelonger fornonverbal cultureto move.But now,with smartphones andtheInternet,its much（专家）.faster/said Patti Wood,an Americanlanguage expertInour neigkborcountry-South Korea,the hand heart hasbeen popularfor alongtime.In adifferent way,people therelikemaking a“bigger heart”by puttingtheir handsabove theirheads andmaking aheartshapewith theirarms.It means“I loveyou”.

1.What isthemeaningof doingthe VgestureA.Weve won.B.Good luck.C.Best wishes.D.That isOK.

2.Among theyoungstars,isthefirsttomake thehandheart gesture popular.A.JustinBieberB.Blake LivelyC.TaylorSwiftD.PattiWood

3.A charityshow isa showthat isput onto.A.make agesture popularB.help people in needC.express yourlove orthanks D.show yourspecial gesture

4.From thepassage wecan learnthat.A.the Vgesture isnot popularnowB・thehandheartgestureonly means-IloveyouC・it takeslonger fornonverbal cultureto movenowD.peopleinSouth Koreadont likethegesture

5.The besttitle ofthis passagemay be.A.The HeartGesture B.A StrangeGestureC.Nonverbal cultureD.Smart phonesF、（交通工具），18A bicyclemay beseen bymost peopleas justanother vehiclebut formany peoplein London,cycling isaway oflife.According toan ofHcialUK governmentsurvey in2017,about570,000bike journeysaremadeevery dayin London.In fact,almost halfofthevehicles thatpass overLondon Bridgeeachdayare bikes.London introduceda publicbike-sharing systemin

2010.“There canbe nodoubt thatour trustybicycles havechanged thewaypeople getaround ourgreat cityjJohnson toldthe Guardianin

2015.In London,bike areused formorethanjust takingshort tripsto andfrom thesubway.No matterwhere youwantto gointhecity,taking a bike isusually thequickest andeasiest choice.And itsnot justshared bikesthat thegovernment isencouraging peopleto ride.In manycompanies acrossthe UK,the UK（倡议）（税）.governmenfs Cycleto Workscheme allowsemployees tobuy abrand newbike withouthaving topay anytax Thismeansthat itscommon tosee manypeople cyclingto andfrom work,and someemployee evenprovide workplaceshowers and（储物柜）lockers fortheir workers.More importantly,a cycle-friendly bossmay letyou offfor beinglate ifyou rodeabiketowork.Not onlyis itgreat forthe environmentand ourbody,cycling isalso goodforthemind.According toNational GeographicMagazine,nBike ridingcan improvepeoples happiness/1（态度）

1.Whafs Johnsonsattitude towardthe bike-sharing systemin LondonA.Supportive B.Doubtful C.Disappointed D.Uninterested

2.What canemployee getfrom thegovernment underthe ncycletowork“schemeA.Free bike-sharing servicesB.A tax-free bikeC.Shorter workinghours D.Workplace showersand lockers

3.Whafs thearticle mainlyaboutA.Cycling asahealthyway oflife.B.Londons publicbike-sharing system.书面表达C.What Londonersare encouragedto ridebikes.D.How cyclinghas becomepopular inLondon.V.、书面表达（共分）1915暑假就要到了，校英语俱乐部为了帮助同学们参与社会实践活动，联系了一些志愿者工作岗位，计划招募中学生做志愿者请根据下面提供的工作岗位，结合你对志愿者工作的理解，为校英语俱乐部写一篇招募志愿者的英文通知工作内容•帮助独自居住的老人做家务；•帮助照看放假在家的孩子；•辅导差生功课报名地点教学楼505房间提示词报名参加signupforNoticeBoys andgirls,The summerholiday iscoming.Are youinterested inbecoming avolunteer。