2024年4月11日发(作者：)

2023年浙江省温州市瓯海区联盟学校中考三模英语试题

学校

:___________

姓名：

___________

班级：

___________

考号：

___________

一、单项选择

1

．

Ben watched Tom and Jerry yesterday. ________ cartoon made him laugh.

A

．

A B

．

An C

．

The D

．

/

2

．

The river is 20 meters _________, so it’s dangerous to swim in it.

A

．

dry B

．

deep C

．

tall

3

．

—Everyone should stick to his dream.

—Yes. A life without dream is like a bird without ________, which can’t fly.

A

．

water B

．

food C

．

wings D

．

sky

4

．

It snowed ________. However, the cleaners were still on duty in the street.

A

．

clearly B

．

heavily C

．

wisely D

．

actively

5

．

—Dad, must I finish my homework today?

—No, you ________. You may do it tomorrow.

A

．

needn't B

．

mustn't C

．

don't

6

．

—Could you tell me something about Mother's Day in Japan?

—Well , not only adults________ children celebrate it.

A

．

but B

．

and C

．

although D

．

because

7

．

I called Tom up two hours ago, but he didn’t ______.

A

．

give up B

．

clean up C

．

grow up D

．

pick up

8

．

— Betty, do you know if Tony ________ the photo competition?

— He will, if he ________ his work on Australia.

A

．

takes part in; finishes

C

．

will take part in; finishes

B

．

takes part in; will finish

D

．

will take part in; will finish

9

．

—The light in his room is still on. Do you know ________?

—Maybe at midnight again.

A

．

if he is busy studying B

．

when he will stop working C

．

why he stays up so late

10

．

—I plan to take a boat trip to Hong Kong next month.

—That’s great! ________.

A

．

I’m sorry to hear that

C

．

Enjoy yourself

B

．

Congratulations

D

．

I’d like to

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二、完形填空

Most people agree that they enjoy seeing bees dancing in gardens and parks. However, it

can be scary ___11___ hundreds of bees are flying together and coming too close.

One day, Lisa Turnbull made a cake for ___12___ at home and put it on the kitchen table.

As it was very ___13___, she decided to eat it a little later. To help the cake cool (

冷却

) more

quickly, she ___14___ the kitchen window: A few minutes later, she got a terrible ___15___.

She was sitting in the living room when she heard ___16___ noisy coming from her kitchen.

She opened the kitchen door and looked ___17___. A large group of bees were all over her

kitchen table. Lisa was so ___18___ that she stood at the door for some time. She closed the

kitchen door ___19___ and, still shaking with scare. She called a beekeeper (

养蜂人

). Soon

the beekeeper arrived at her home and ____20____ all the bees. Before leaving, he told her

that it was important not to go near a large group of bees.

Last summer, John Norton had a similar ____21____. He was driving home when he

saw a large group of bees ____22____ his car. He stopped his car at the side of the road,

hoping the bees would fly on and leave him in ____23____. When he stopped the car, they

landed on the back of it and stayed there. John called a beekeeper for help. The beekeeper

came soon, but he didn’t know why the bees ____24____ to leave, either. At last, he found

there was a queen bee in the boot (

后备箱

) of the car! She probably ____25____ into the

boot while John was putting some shopping into it. When he closed the boot, she was trapped

inside. John stayed in his car and didn’t get out until the beekeeper removed all the bees.

11

．

A

．

when

12

．

A

．

myself

13

．

A

．

cold

14

．

A

．

broke

15

．

A

．

temperature

16

．

A

．

something

17

．

A

．

up

18

．

A

．

scared

19

．

A

．

easily

20

．

A

．

blew out

21

．

A

．

talent

B

．

unless

B

．

herself

B

．

delicious

B

．

reached

B

．

promise

B

．

anything

B

．

out

B

．

relaxed

B

．

quietly

B

．

cared about

B

．

program

C

．

though

C

．

yourself

C

．

hot

C

．

opened

C

．

hope

C

．

nothing

C

．

down

C

．

excited

C

．

clearly

C

．

woke up

C

．

experience

D

．

until

D

．

themselves

D

．

wet

D

．

brushed

D

．

surprise

D

．

everything

D

．

inside

D

．

bored

D

．

beautifully

D

．

took away

D

．

competition

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22

．

A

．

covering

23

．

A

．

half

24

．

A

．

refused

25

．

A

．

ran

B

．

following

B

．

bed

B

．

decided

B

．

jumped

C

．

watching

C

．

common

C

．

promised

C

．

flew

D

．

shaking

D

．

peace

D

．

expected

D

．

lived

三、阅读单选

阅读下面短文，从所给的四个选项中选出能回答所提问题或完成所给句子的一个最佳答

案。

RED BANK, New Jersey (January 31, 2020). These days, women go to space. They sail

(

航行

) around the world. They have all kinds of adventures (

冒险

). This wasn’t true hundreds

of years ago. Back then, women were expected to stay home. But that didn’t stop these three

women from taking off and doing big things.

Jeanne Baret (1740—1807): Baret was a French scientist. She studied plants. And she

was the first woman to sail around the world. In 1766, Baret wanted to set sail with a group of

scientists. But they were all men. Women weren’t allowed to travel on French navy ships. So

Baret dressed up like a man. And she sailed away.

Lady Hester Stanhope (1776—1839): Stanhope was from England. She wanted to travel.

She traveled throughout the Middle East by herself. And she led an archaeological (

考古的

)

dig there.

Nellie Bly (1864—1922): Bly was a reporter. In 1987 she wrote a story about hidden

problems at a hospital. She dressed up like a patient at the hospital. Then she wrote an

alarming six-part report. The story made Bly well-known. It also led the way for other women

reporters. Two years later, Bly set a world record. She traveled around the world in

seventy-two days!

26

．

The passage is probably from the ________ part of a magazine.

A

．

science B

．

people C

．

health D

．

news

27

．

According to the passage ________ set a record traveling around the world in 72 days.

A

．

Nellie Bly B

．

Jeanne Baret

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C

．

Lady Hester Stanhope D

．

Red Bank

28

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This passage is written to tell that ________.

A

．

women today have all kinds of adventures

B

．

women could do great things even centuries ago

C

．

Jeanne Baret was the first woman to sail around the world

D

．

Nellie Bly’s report about life inside a hospital made her famous

Learning English can be great fun. Today I learned some expressions (

表达

) about fruit

and vegetables. I’d like to tell you something about them.

First, cucumbers (

黄瓜

) are long and green. People often eat them. If we say a person is

“as cool as a cucumber”, that means he never worries about anything or gets angry. He is

calm at any time.

If two people look exactly the same, we might say they are “two peas in a pod (

豆荚

)”.

Potatoes are popular food in many countries. “Small potatoes” means something or

somebody unimportant. For example, Jim doesn’t want to be “small potatoes”, so he works

hard. Someone might call you “a couch potato” if you sit and watch television all day and get

little or no exercise.

Bananas are a kind of popular fruit. We can say you “go bananas” if you are very angry.

29

．

Who are most probably described as “two peas in a pod”?

A

．

Lovers. B

．

Teammates. C

．

Classmates. D

．

Twins.

30

．

The underlined word “calm” means “________”.

A

．

angry B

．

cool C

．

down D

．

worried

31

．

In which part of a magazine can you read this passage?

A

．

Sports.

Learning.

32

．

What is the passage mainly about?

A

．

Fruit and vegetables. B

．

How to cook fruit and vegetables.

B

．

Story Telling. C

．

Travel. D

．

Language

C

．

Some expressions about fruit and vegetables. D

．

How to learn English well.

There is a new kind of glasses that permits people considered legally blind to see again.

The company E-Sight created these unusual glasses. They are electronic, and work by

providing the users with huge amounts of visual information.

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But how do they work? A high-speed, high resolution camera is set in the middle of the

glasses. It gets video images of whatever is before it. The computer in the glasses

immediately processes the video and shows it on two screens in front of the user’s eyes. The

video is improved by the glasses’ technology so that the user is able to see the image.

The glasses also autofocus (

自动聚焦

) extremely quickly between short, medium, and

long distance vision. This permits the user to move easily from reading a book, to watching

TV, to looking out a window.

“The device is almost bombarding (

轰击

) the eyes with so much information to send to

the brain through the eye that it can present them with a picture that is pretty much what you

would see or I would see. It is a true wearable breakthrough for those who are living with

vision loss,” Jeffrey Fenton, the marketing director for E-Sight, said.

The company says the glasses have what it calls “bioptic tilt abilities”. With these

abilities users adjust (

适应

) the device so they have the best video clarity (

清晰度

) along with

steady (

稳定的

) side. Such balance in vision helps users avoid feeling sick. Users are advised

to take time to get used to the glasses. In the beginning, they should wear them just a few

hours at a time while their eyes adjust.

The World Health Organization says about 285 million people are visually impaired,

including 39 million who are blind. Among that group are the sisters of E-Sight founder

Conrad Lewis. Lewis, an engineer, decided to help his sisters see.

The glasses are costly, however, user Julissa Marquez says they are worth the money.

Marquez lost most of her eyesight in 2013 and after more than ten operations she was left

with about thirty percent vision in one eye. Through the glasses, however, she says her vision

is “amazing”.

33

．

The glasses catch video images with the ________.

A

．

glasses’ technology B

．

computer C

．

screens D

．

camera

34

．

The glasses have all these advantages EXCEPT that ________.

A

．

users do not need to focus by themselves

B

．

it takes just a few hours to get used to the glasses

C

．

the pictures presented are as clear as the real things

D

．

users won’t feel uncomfortable thanks lo bioptic tilt abilities

35

．

In Julissa Marqucz’s opinion, the glasses are ________.

A

．

too expensive B

．

quite difficult to use C

．

really helpful

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D

．

better than