2024年4月28日发(作者：)

鲁迅美术学院附中2023年招生考试英语试题

（满分120分 时间90分钟）

注意事项：

1．答题前请看清要求，未按要求答题者均不能得分；

2．选择题1-45题请用2B铅笔涂到答题卡上，其余的题目请在专用答题卷上作

答，直接写在试题上的答案无效；

3．请尽量书写整洁，字迹潦草辨别不清者按照评卷老师的理解给分．

I．单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）从A、B、C、D中选出可以

填入空白处的最佳选项。

1.-Was the phone in your room working during the fire?

-. .It was dead.

C. Perhaps

2．Otis made the first lift（电梯）in 1853．His saved people from having to walk

up stairs．

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3.- Whose computer is broken?

-______,I think.

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get the most out of your holiday in France,why not try French now?

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you come to traffic lights,a red light means you stop.

6.I agree with him partly. of his ideas are right.

2024 Olympic Games in Paris at the end of July in2024.

held hold be held

air conditioner was running all night_ he forgot to turn it off.

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9.-Which city is _,Shenyang or Changchun?

-Of course,Shenyang.

C. largest largest

10. Mrs Green is a funny person. She _makes us laugh.

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11.- you ever a Hamburger?

- Yes,I met one yesterday at the fast food shop,and I ate it.

;meet ;meeting ;met ;meet

12. - How many languages do people know?

- two-their own language and the international language of numbers.

most least first last

use things gas,oil and coal to provide us with heat and power.

takes Peter about half hour to get to school by bus every morning.

B.a D.（不填）

had no explanation for why .

is late he late was late he late

II．完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

阅读短文，根据内容从A、B、C、D中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

I believe that we can have an important effect on anyone we 16 words at

just the right time could change someone's life.

When I was 3 years old,my parents 17 I was asking many doctors and

parents of other deaf children,they decided to put me in a normal school.

On my first day, the other kids made fun of me 18 my hearing aid and te way I

talked. Although I 19 outgoing,my self-esteem was quite low.I saw 20 as an ugly kid.

Mrs Jordan,my teacher,changed all of that with a simple three-word phrase. One

morning,she asked the class a question.

I will never 21 what happened next.

Mrs Jordan pointed directly at me. With sparkling 22 and a big smile she

cried:"That's right,Stephen!"

For the 23 time in my young life,my confidence soared like never before.

At that moment, I 24 that no matter how many difficulties I may face,I can overcome

them. Just from those three simple words,my entire life changed from that 25.

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III．阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）根据短文其内容，从各题

的四个选项中选择一个最佳答案。

A

The White House in Washington，DC is the President＇s official residence（住

处）.The United States is a rich and lively society， but it has problems with law and

order in many are large Chinese Communities（团体）in many cities，

including San Francisco,Los Angeles and New are the fastest growing

group in the United States.

The Eiffel Tower,with a height of 320 metres ,is the tallest building in Paris, the

capital of France. It is made of iron and was finished in 1889. It is brown in colour and

is repainted every seven years.

Ayres Rock is the world's largest single stone, found deep in the Australian desert.

Australia is a beautiful country with liberal（自由开放） and

Melbourne have large Chinese communities.

A famous statue（雕像）stands in means lion，and Singapore means

the Lion Singapore also depends on the sea for its wealth, it is fitting that its

symbol is part lion and part fish. The city-state's population is largely Chinese

although there are Malay and Indian communities.

White House is in Washington,DC where.

US President lives

see a rich and lively society

're some problems

are Chinese Communities

many times has the Eiffel Tower been repainted since 1889?

A.12. B.15. C.17. D.19.

world's largest single stone is in Australia,with the name of

rne lian desert Rock

largest population in Singapore is

e

of the following is the right photo to match the country?

A. Singapore; the US; Australia; France

B. Australia; Singapore; France; the US

C. the US;France; Singapore;Australia

; Australia;the US;Singapore

B

Nowadays,people care much about the 's why electric cars are

becoming more and more popular. It is clear more than ever that electric cars are rising

in public awareness（意识），though there are still a number of people who don't want

to buy green vehicles because of their high experts say,"Electric cars can

save a lot of money."

An average petrol-powered（以汽油为动力的）car runs 30 miles per gallon．The

petrol costs about £ 6．For an average driver who drives 9,000 miles a year，he will

spend £ 1,800 on petrol．A diesel-powered（以柴油为动力的）car runs 45miles per

gallon, and it will cost about £ 1,150 to run 9,000 miles a year. But running an electric

car is much cheaper,about£ 2 per 100 miles．So the cost of driving 9,000 miles a year

will be f 180．Add in the cost for leasing（租借）the batteries-about f 850 a year-the

total cost will reach about f 1,030,which is considerably cheaper than a petrol-powered

or adiesel-powered car.

Though an electric car is more expensive to buy， it will compensate（补偿）for its

extra cost.

of the following titles can best explain the main idea of the passage?

electric,pay more B. Go electric,go green

C. Go green,go a long way more,save a little

makes electric cars become more and more popular?

prices paid by people. environment around people.

extra cost in the long run. about petrol-powered cars.

ing to the passage,we know that the highest cost of driving is

-powered cars -powered cars

ic cars ry cars

monthly cost for leasing the batteries is about

A. £850 B. £85 C. £8.5 D. £71

what way do you think electric cars will compensate for the extra cost?

the lower price. the drivers'help.

saving money. adding more power.

C

Susan and Paul were once two of the most popular names given to babies by British

parents. Fifty years on,however,they do not even make it into the top 100-while names

such as Ruby and Jenson do.

Susan has dropped from the top spot to 1,257 on the list of most popular girls'

names, while Paul has slipped from 2 to213 for boys.

It seems that British parents don't like traditional names any more; they look towards

famous persons and current affairs（时事）for inspiration（启发）when naming their

children.

The data（数据）on babies born last year shows that Kai，the name of Coleen and

Wayne Rooney＇s one-year-old son，has jumped 12 places to number 56.

Jenson,meanwhile,has risen into the top 100-perhaps thanks to British Fl driver

Jenson y has the largest rise for boys,jumping 16 places to 51,maybe

after High School Musical's Zac Efron.

For girls, Florence is increasingly popular, moving 26 places to 54. It follows the

birth of David Cameron's daughter,and the success of the band Florence and the

Machine.

of the following can best explain the main idea of the passage?

are the favourite names in Britain?

B. How many names are popular in Britain?

names are on the top in Britain?

are girls' favourite names from?

37. The most popular names given to babies fifty years ago were

and Jenson y and Florence

and Paul and Rooney

do you think have changed British parents' ideas when naming their children?

ional lists and modern lists.

persons and current affairs.

C. Datas on babies and lists for names.

inspiration and tradition.

ing to data on babies born last year,the right order of name list is

ce,Kai and Zachary ,Florence and Zachary

y,Kai and Florence y,Florence and Kai

underlined word "increasingly" in the passage means“_”.

by little least and more or less

D

Can one paper bag change the world? Sarah Murphy believes it can and she tries to

do something about it.

The seventh grader from Massachusetts，in the United States，decorates（装饰）lunch