江苏省东台市实验中学2024届中考一模英语试题含答案

江苏省东台市实验中学2024届中考一模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

1.2B的钢笔或答字笔写在“答题纸”相应位置上请用黑色字迹的钢笔或答字笔在“答题纸”上先填写姓名和准考证号

2.保持卡面清洁，不要折叠，不要弄破、弄皱，在草稿纸、试题卷上答题无效

3.单项选择I.1In thepast fewyears,many schoolsthe waysof doingmorning exercises.A.change B.changes C.will changeD.have changed、一2The novelGullivers Travelsis verynice.—So it is.Could youtell meA.how longcan Iborrow itB.that I can borrowitC.if Ican keepit for another weekD.when shouldI returnit、3Lilys fatheroften newspapersafter dinner.A.looksB.sees C.reads D.watches、一4Its going to raintonight.Fm alittle worried about Adam.Hes stillout—Why nothim acallA.give B.to giveC.giving D.gave、5—I cantfind Mr.Crisp in the office.Do you know where…Oh,Mr.Crisp toNew Yorkfor animportant conference.A.he is;has goneB.is he;has goneC.he is;went D.is he;has been、一一6Did yousee Tomyesterday No,I himfor along time.A.didn9t seeB.hasnt seenC.saw D.havent seen、7February8th,2018,millions of people watched the openingceremony ofPyeongChang WinterOlympicGames.A.On B.In C.At D.For、8“Wheres yourfather We havent seeneach other.A.He hasbeen toAmerica B.He hasgone toEnglandC.He isgoing toEngland D.He wouldvisit mygrandparents

9、Mike wasnot listeningcarefully,so hefailed tohear・A.what the teacher saidB.how the teacher saidC.what didtheteachersay D.how didtheteachersay、10the teachersin theirschool is about200and onefourth of them areteachers.A.The number of,womanB.The numberof,women C.A numberof,womanbetter personsthrough my work.I acceptthe ideathat noone shouldmake achoice of a jobsuddenly orquickly.He shoulddecide whathe wants to beinthe longrun.Then,he shoulddecide howhe workstowards itHe shouldstudy theproper courses,read the books andspeak toknowledgeablepersons inthat fieldbefore making a job choice.A goodchoice willmost probablylead to a betterlife.

1.According to the passage,a good jobchoiceprobably makespeople.A.solve fewerproblems B.choose agood lifeC.be goodfamily membersD.provide hardthings

2.The underlinedword nremuneratednin thepassage means**A.trained B.praised C.accepted D・paid

3.The writerwantstotell usthat everyoneshouldA.become aknowledgeable personB.join thearmy to become abetter personC.make preparationsto finda satisfyingjobD・help youngpeople tochoose aninteresting job

4.What is the best title forthe passageA.My JobChoice B.My FavoriteJobC.My ComfortableLife D.My Senseof Satisfaction书面表达V.、你是一位九年级的学生李明，你用英语写一封邮件给你的笔友感谢她对你关心，并告诉她目前你在全力以赴为19Amy,中考而学习，并与她交流一下目前的学习和生活情况要点如下虽然你大部分功课你都学得比较好，但是你对自己不满意你认为自己学习上还要多花工夫

1.你的父母对你严格要求，但是也很关心你举例说明，适当发挥句……

2.2—3老师很乐意帮助你们他们希望你们实现自己的理想他们说适当发挥句……注意

3.2—3要求语句通顺，意思连贯

1.第要点和第要点要用句话作适当发挥

2.232—3词数个左右，邮件开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数

3.90Hello!Dear Amy,thank youfor caring.Now Iam workinghard forthe seniorhigh schoolentrance examination.How aboutyou Iam lookingforward tohearing fromyou.YoursLi Ming参考答案单项选择I.、1D、2C、3C、4A、5A、6D、7A、8B、9A、10B完形填空II.、

111.A

2.D

3.C

4.C

5.A

6.C语法填空m.、

121.selling

2.trying

4.dont

5.But

6.them

7.happily

8.fly

9.for

10.decided阅读理解IV.、

131.D

2.A

3.C

4.C

5.B、

141.D

2.C

3.D、

151.A

2.B

3.D

4.A

5.C、

161.A

2.C

3.D

4.B、

176.C

2.A

3.B

4.A

5.D、

181.B

3.C

4.A书面表达V.、例文19Hello!Dear Amy,thank youfor caring.Now Iam workinghard forthe seniorhigh schoolentrance examination.I havegot good results inmost ofmy subjects,but Iamnot happywith myself.I thinkI mustspend moretime onmy studies.My parentsare reallystrict withme.However,they carefor me as well.Once upona time,I failedin myphysics examand feltstressedand sad.They hada closecommunication withme andhelped mesolve myproblems andcheer upagain.My teachersare alsoready tohelp us.They hopethat we can realizeour dreams.They tellus totry ourbest and not togive up.Life isalways fullof upsand downs.Its importantnot to be afraid of anykind ofdifficulty.How aboutyou Iam lookingforward tohearing fromyou.YoursLi Ming完形填空II.、（选择最恰当的单词或词语完成短文）11Choose thewords orexpressions andcomplete thepassageNowadays schoolstudents5health becomesweaker.It isfound that they]pay muchattention tosports.Is itbecause theyhaveno interestin sportsCertainly notTeenagers livevery busystudy livesnow andoften forgetto thinkabout sports.Every week,they haveto2themselves for all kinds of examinationsand testsin school.Test scoreshave become the focus（压力）of theirlife.Parents payhigh attentionto theirtest results.Because of the pressurefrom theirparents andteachers,they3to workharder andspend mostof theirtime onbooks.So manyof themalmost becomebookworms.Books havekept themfromsports.As forthe studentsthemselves,they want to getgoodresults___________________________________________4they canhave agood future.So theyspend allof theirspare timestudying forimprovement and5school sports.However,itisimportant totake acorrect attitudeabout study.A quickmind rarelygoes alongwith aweak body._6a strongbody,you cannever achieveanything.Sports giveus valuablepractice inhelping theeyes,brain and

1.A.hardly B.likely C.usually D.nearly

2.A.teach B.enjoy C.practice D.prepare

3.A.learn B.decide C.have D.refuse

4.A.now thatB.unless C.so thatD.as soonas

5.A.give upB.take upC.join inD.go infor

6.A.Besides B.Except C.Without D.With语法填空m.muscles worktogether.Such kind of practiceis especiallyuseful forthe studentswho workwith theirbrains toolong.、（）12A manwas walkingthrough alarge city.On astreet corner,he sawa boy

1.sell anumberofsmall birdsin acage（笼子）.（）He lookedat thebirds flyingabout in the cageand

2.try to get out.He stoodfor sometime lookingat thebirds.At lasthe said（冠词）（）to

3.boy,“How muchdo you ask foryour birds”“Fifty centsa bird,sir,said theboy.“I4,not meanhow much（连词）（）a bird,said theman,“

5.how muchforallof themI expectto buy6^it all.”The boybegan tocount,and foundthey came to fivedollars.uThere isyour money,“said theman.The boytook it

7.（happy）.Then theman openedthe cagedoor asquickly ashe could,and letall thebirds8・（fly）away.The boy,in greatsurprise,cried,uWhat didyou dothat9,（介词），sir Youhave lostall yourbirds.99（监狱）,）“I willtell youwhy Idid it,said theman.“I hasbeen shutup forthree yearsin aprison andIIP,decide neverto seeanythingin prisonwhich Ican makefree.”阅读理解IV.、13These days,a newkind ofrestaurant isbecoming popularPeople whogo therecan notonly enjoytheir meals,also canenjoyplaying computergames andhave funwith theirfamily andfriends online.U.Wink isthe restaurantsname.It isin Los（取Angeles,and its about fun and food.In U.Wink,there areno waiters or waitressesaround you.The screenshave replaced代）them.You canorder thefood you want bytouching thescreen infront ofyou andrunners willbring it to thetables.Youcan alsoplay video games withthe peopleatthe next table.The screenscan showmusic videos,movies andso on.But mainlytheyare usedto showvideo games.（互动的）Its aninteractive restaurant where you will controlyour mealand yourfun.The serviceis fastand therunners know（误解）clearly whereto go.There willbe nowaiting fora waiter,andnomisunderstandings in thekitchen.Different kinds of foodare servedat anytime ofday.U.Wink isa placewhich hosts“room gameswhere everytablein therestaurant canhave avideogamecompetition atthe sametime.The ownerof therestaurant hopesthat U.Wink canmakeit easyfor people to beinteractive,have funand enjoy a deliciousmeal.

1.What cantpeople dointherestaurantA.Enjoy theirmeals.B,Play computergames.C.Have funwith theirfamily andfriends.D.Chat withthe waitersand waitresses.

2.People ordertheir foodby.A.touching thescreen infront ofthemB.calling therestaurantC.asking thewaitersor waitressesD・asking therunners

3.Who willbring thefood to the customersA.The waiters.B.The waitresses.C.The runners.D.The customersthemselves.

4.uWink isbecoming popularbecause・A.itsarestaurantwherethere areno waitersor waitressesB.different kinds of foodare servedat anytime ofdayC.its aninteractive restaurantfor peopleto havefunandenjoyadelicious mealD.its inLos Angeles

5.Whafs thepassage mainlyaboutA.A restaurantwithout waitersorwaitresses.B.A newkind ofrestaurant calleduWink.C.A newkindofkitchen.D.How youorder foodintherestaurant.B（手势）.（通用的）.14Whatever thesituation,you needto understandgestures Manygestures thatwe useare universalSomeofthemcan createwrong meaningsto others.Using thewrong gesturecould getyou intotrouble whenyou communicatewithforeigners.Be carefulwith thesegestures Thethumb upsign—In Italy,Germany andGreece,this signsimply meansthe numberone.In Russiathe meaningof thisexpressionis goodor welldone.In Egyptand Iraq,it meansperfect orvery good.It iswidely usedbetween people.But in（不正经的）Iran itis traditionallyan obscenegesture.The OKsign-Often usedto meanagreement,but itis consideredrude inBrazil,southern Italy,Germany andGreece.InJapan,this gestureisasign ofmoney.In southernFrance itis usedto show that somethingis worthless.The victorysign—With theindex fingerand middlefinger roseto form a V.It meansvictory orpeace.Be carefulabout usingitin Britain,however,if thepalm isfacing towardyou,the gestureis consideredobscene.（打响指）一Snapping your fingers Somemight usethis gestureto getsomeones attention.In Franceand Belgiumit sendsabad message.You wouldnever snap yourfingers toget a waiters attention.Hands inthe pockets-This iscommonly seenin dailylife.In Finland,Sweden,France,Belgium,Indonesia andJapan,puttingyour hands in yourpockets wouldbe consideredimpolite in a businessmeeting.The meaningof gesturesis notuniversal.Use thesetips toprevent acultural misunderstand.When indoubt,the bestadvicewould beto6keep yourhands toyourself.

91.In whichcountry doesthe Thumbup NOTmean goodor welldoneA.In Italy.B.In Russia.C.In Egypt.D.In Iran.

2.When you want togetawaitersattentionin France,.A.you canuse theOK signB.you canput yourhandsinthe pocketsC.you cantsnapyourfingersD.you canuse yourfingerstoformaV

3.Which signmeans impoliteinabusiness meetingA.The OKsign.B.The victorysign.C.Snapping yourfingers.D.Hands inthe pockets.c、15She isa cute,quiet girl.As adaughter,she hasno secretsfrom her mother,who isvery pleasedwith her.But these days she（严密保管）.has becomenot soopen asbefore.She hasa diarythat shekeeps underlock andA Her mother cannothelpworrying about her:what ifshe fallsin love,which is too earlyof herage Afterall sheis reachingthe^dangerous time.These thoughtshave causedtrouble inthe mothersmind.One weekendthe girl came totell hermother thatshe wasgoingtothe cinemawith herschoolmate andwould returnlate.Thiswas thefirst timehermotheragreed,and shecouldnt helpworrying becauseher daughterhad neverbeen awayat nightbefore.The motherwaited tillnine.She decidedto goout tomeet her daughter.Just atthat timethe noiseofacar drewher tothewindow and™there was herdaughter,waving goodbyetoaboy.Her heartmissed abeat.When thegirlcamein,themother was watching TV,just likenothing hadhappened.uMum,Im back.”“Yeah.”“Sorry tobe late.Still sittingup”“Yes.（发楞）Oh,that...Whos thatboy”The daughterwas stunnedfor sometime.“Ah.Its mymonitor.He gavemea ride onhisway home.Mum,Pm goingto bed.”“All right.Go tosleep early.”Next morningwhen the mother wenttothedaughters roomto dosome cleaning,she foundher diaryleft onthe bed.After afewminutes9thinking,she atlast openedittothe pageofthenight before.It reads:Mum,its lovethat madeyouask,but itwouldshow yourunderstanding ofme if you hadnt.Holding thediary,themotherfell inmeditation.

1.Which isthe correctorder according tothestory a.She tookarideback inher monitorscar.b.She wentto seea filmwith herclassmate.c.She wrotea diaryto hermother.d.Her motherwaswatchingTV.e.Hermotherworriedabouther daughtersreturning late.A.b,e,a,d,c B.e,b,a,d,c C.b,a,e,d,c D.b,e,a,c,d

2.Which ofthe followingis TRUEaccording tothe storyA.The girlknew hermother wouldask herthe questionabout theboy.B.What thedaughter didthesedaysworried hermother.C.The motherwanted to read herdaughters diarythenextday.D.The girlsdiary wasalways onthe bed.3・From thediary,wecansee thedaughter.A.thanked hermother forasking herB.thought hermother caredabouthervery muchC.thought itwashermothers dutyto askD.thought hermothers understandingis betterthan simplelove（目标）

4.The mainpurpose of this articleistoshowthatparents should.A.care aboutwhat their children reallythink andfeelB.not givemuch freedomto theirchildrenC.talk withtheirchildrenabout theirearly loveD.not read their childrensdiary

5.Which can be the besttitlefor thisstoryA.Mothers TrueLove B.Early LoveBetween StudentsC.To Askor Notto AskD.Dangerous AgeD、16Zhang Zhiyuan,who worksinthefilm andtelevision industry,uses theDe Daoapp whenhe goesto workevery day,according toXinhua NewsAgency.The appoffers writtenarticles andpodcasts fromfamous personalitiesthat theuser mustpay for,with topicsranging frommusic toeconomics.Zhang isnot alone.By May2017,De Daohad7million users,according toBloomberg.The De Dao platformis justa smallpartof Chinasknowledge economy.These days,more Chinese people arewilling to pay for knowledge onlinethan before,according toan articlepublished byAFP inSeptember.Many Chinesepeople usedtobeunwilling to payforcontent online.However,many internetusers attitudeshave changedsincethey beganto seequality contentas valuable,wrote ChinaDaily.Meanwhile,Chinesepeople,especially theyoung,are sufferingfrom so-called Knowledgeanxiety.In sucha rapidlychangingsociety,people areafraid ofnot beingable toget thelatest informationand feelingleft out,according toThe WallStreetJournal.In bigcities,people aretoo busyto readbooks andwatch movies.Famous personalitiescan teachyou knowledgethat lets you seem as if you have readthebook or watchedthe movieyourself,De Daouser JamesLu toldthe FinancialTimes.However,this wayof learninghas alsobeen criticized.“Knowledge isnot thesame asinformation.Its certainlynot somethingthatcan begained bywatching afew televisionshows,any morethan itcan begotten byreading afew booksor listeningto afewpodcasts,Sixth Tonereporter TaoLixing noted.He believesthat toget realknowledge,one hasto askquestions,analyzeand reflect,rather thanrely simplyon internetcontent.In spiteofthis,it seemsthat payingfor knowledgeonline isa popularphenomenon thatshows nosigns ofslowing down.

1.A.People canread articles on De Dao.B.People canonly writearticleson DeDao.What doyouknowabout DeDaoC.People can9t listento musiconDeDao.D.Ifs free.

2.Which isnot thereason thatpeople like topayfor knowledgeonlineA.The societychanges sorapidly.B.people areafraidofbeing leftout.C.Its cheapertopayfor knowledgeonline.D.people aretoo busytoreadbooks andwatch movies.

3.Which statementisthewriters opinionA.By May2017,DeDaohad7million users,accordingtoBloomberg.B.Famous personalitiescan teachyou knowledgethatletsyouseemasif youhavereadthebookorwatchedthemovieyourselfC.Knowledge isnot thesame asinformation.D・It seemsthat payingforknowledgeonline isa popularphenomenon thatshows nosigns ofslowing down.

4.This passagemay comefromA.a sciencebook B.a newspaperC.a magazineD.a novelE、17Bluebird MusicClubDo youwant toplay aninstrument Come to ourclub.We have a lotof musiclessons abouthow toplay theguitar,the piano,the violin and thedrums.Opening time:8:00am-9:00pm Saturdayand SundayPrice:$40per hourfor adults;$25per hourfor childrenTel:3202-1789Bluebird MusicClubDo youwant toplay aninstrument Come to ourclub.Wehave a lotof musiclessons abouthow toplay theguitar,the piano,the violinand thedrums.Opening time:8:00am-9:00pm Saturdayand SundayPrice:$40per hourfor adults;$25per hourfor childrenTel:3202-1789Art MuseumThere are morethan500pictures inour museum.Please come here.You willfall inlove withthe excellentartworks.Opening time:8:00am-6:00pm everydayPrice:$10for adults;$5for childrenTel:3708-6409Art MuseumThereare morethan500pictures inour museum.Please come here.You willfall inlove withthe excellentartworks.Opening time:8:00am-6:00pm everydayPrice:$10for adults;$5for childrenTel:3708-6409Amusement ParkDoyouwantto flya kite,go boatingor have a picnicCometoour parkand youllhaveagood limehere.Opening time:11:00am-7:00pm everydayPrice:$15for adults;$8for childrenTel:3086-1105Amusement ParkDoyouwantto flya kite,go boatingor havea picnicCometoour parkand youllhaveagood limehere.Opening time:11:00am-7:00pm everydayPrice:$15for adults;$8for childrenTel:3086-1105Underwater WorldHereyou willAnd differentkinds offishes andeven somekindsofsharks.You willfeel asifyouwere inthe sea,comehere!Opening time:9:00am-6:00pm Saturdayand SundayPrice:$30for adults;$15for childrenTel:3302-7298Underwater WorldHereyouwillfind differentkindsoffishes andeven somekindsofsharks.You willfeel asifyouwere inthe sea,comehere!Opening time:9:00am-6:00pm Saturdayand SundayPrice:$30for adults;$15for childrenTel:3302-l.If youwanttoknow moreinformation aboutBluebird MusicClub,you cancall.A.3302-7298B.3708-6409C.3202-1789D.3086-

11052.You canvisit Art Museum・A.from8:00am to6:00pm everydayB.from11:00am to7:00pm everydayC.from8:00am to9:00pm onweekendsD.from9:00am to7:00pm onweekends

3.How longis Amusement Park opena dayA.7hours.B.8hours.C.9hours.D.10hours.

4.If10-year-old Tomhas$12,where canhe goto enjoyhimself onSundayA.Amusement Parkor Art Museum.B.Bluebird MusicClub orArtMuseum.C.Underwater Worldor Amusementpark.D.Bluebird MusicClub orUnderwater World.

5.Which ofthe followingis TRUEA.You canlearn fiveinstruments inBluebird MusicClub.B.Its notallowed tohaveapicnic inAmusementPark.C.You canvisit UnderwaterWorld anyday ofthe week.D・Thereareover500pictures inArtMuseum.F、18Making agoodjobchoice isalmost asgood aschoosing agood life.So,choosing a job isone ofthe mostimportantdecisions tomake inlife.For myjob,there arethree important things that I willconsider:The firstone—thatImust work inan area I like—is mostimportant tome.Someone oncesaid ifyou Hndajobthat youenjoy,then youwon*t haveto workanother day.I wouldlike towork inan areawhere Icanbemore creative.I wouldlike tobethe mostvaluable memberthere.AU thisis possibleonly ifIlikewhat Ido.The secondone is that thearea ofmyworkmust leadmetosolve somenew andhard problems.I wouldlike tostay inthesame areaforalong time.In orderfor thisto happen,the workmust provideenough problems.More thanjust workingto live,I enjoymakingadifference andtrying mybest forthe wholeprogress.I wouldalso like tobewell remuneratedfor myhardwork,so Ican leada comfortablelife withthis hard-won money.Then Ican providethebestfor myfamily.The thirdimportantthingisthatI wouldliketoworkinanareathat wouldhelp otherpeople.The workin mymind isinfields suchas thearmy,training ormanagement Insuch areas,Icanhelp todevelop theabilities ofothers andbring outtheirbest.It wouldbe amost satisfyingjob tohelp youngpeopletobecomethebest thatthey canbe.When Ibecome old,I wouldliketolook backwith agreat senseof satisfactionthat thousandsofpeoplehave become。