2023年江苏省常州市中考英语真题
江苏
九年级
中考真题
2023-09-01
2074次
整体难度:
适中
考查范围:
语法、单词辨析、词汇、短语辨析、语用、主题、语篇
一、单项选择 添加题型下试题
A.jogged | B.were jogging | C.have jogged | D.will jog |
【知识点】 过去进行时含when、while解读
A.including | B.since | C.except | D.till |
A.unless | B.if | C.after | D.though |
A.shouldn’t | B.needn’t | C.mustn’t | D.can’t |
A.either | B.any | C.neither | D.none |
A.education | B.communication | C.entertainment | D.treatment |
—Sure, where should I hang it?
A.keep up | B.take up | C.give up | D.put up |
—Good idea! ________.
A.Many hands make light work |
B.The early bird catches the worm |
C.The grass is always greener on the other side |
D.When in Rome, do as the Romans do |
【知识点】 谚语/习语
A.how many books did he publish | B.that he studied and worked in Russia |
C.which part of Changzhou did he live in | D.what foreign languages he could speak |
【知识点】 宾语从句的语序解读 what引导宾语从句解读
—________. I’m looking forward to that.
A.Don’t mention it | B.That’s not the case | C.It couldn’t be better | D.I’m afraid not |
【知识点】 同意和不同意
二、完形填空 添加题型下试题
Last year in early summer, I was walking up the hill to my house when I saw two birds, each about 60 centimetres tall, standing on the path. They didn’t seem to
I was quite excited by the idea of two birds making a nest (巢) in my front yard, although I didn’t really expect them to
A few weeks later, the birds
I didn’t know why they were croaking at me until a short time later I made an amazing
As I moved quietly towards the birds,
I was watching them with
I was
A.notice | B.welcome | C.follow | D.believe |
A.when | B.until | C.because | D.while |
A.fought | B.flew | C.screamed | D.appeared |
A.explained | B.imagined | C.confirmed | D.remembered |
A.nearer | B.faster | C.earlier | D.deeper |
A.discovery | B.contribution | C.achievement | D.agreement |
A.patient | B.curious | C.careful | D.polite |
A.wider | B.longer | C.weaker | D.smaller |
A.pulled | B.shook | C.touched | D.hid |
A.trust | B.courage | C.confidence | D.respect |
A.shutting | B.spreading | C.controlling | D.breaking |
A.angry | B.happy | C.sorry | D.proud |
三、阅读理解 添加题型下试题
CAPTION COMPETITION Come up with the funniest caption (文字说明) for the following photo and you could win $100. To enter, email asiaeditor@readersdigest.com.au Or see details below Email: asiaeditor@readersdigest.com.au Write: Reader’s Digest Asia, Editorial Department, Singapore Post Centre, PO Box 272, Singapore, 914010 Online: rdasia.com/contribute | Below is last month’s caption competition: For last month’s competition, we got the following interesting captions: 1. What a shark-ing sight! By Jessica Cheng Hui Min 2. Just out for a quick bite. By Chris Ramos 3. I think that red car might be lost. It just keeps circling. By Adam Williams 4. Car pooling! By Sukhdeep Singh The winner of last month’s was Chris Ramos. Congratulations (祝贺)! |
Besides caption competition, we also need some other ideas for the following: Laughs & Jokes $50—$100 for each winner Send in your real-life laugh for Life’s Like That or All In A Day’s Work. Got a joke? Send it in for Laughter Is The Best Medicine! Smart Animals Up to $100 for each winner Share articles of special pets or wildlife in up to 300 words. My Story $250 for each winner Do you have an encouraging story to tell? Articles must be true, unpublished and 800—1000 words. |
A.What a shark-ing sight! |
B.Just out for a quick bite. |
C.I think that red car might be lost. It just keeps circling. |
D.Car pooling! |
A.A funny caption. | B.A real-life laugh or joke. |
C.An article about smart pets or wildlife. | D.A true and encouraging story. |
A.On a business website. | B.In a magazine. |
C.In a textbook. | D.In a travel guide. |
Sending astronauts to Mars is a big challenge. Astronauts will have to take everything they need, including food, air and water. The room inside the spaceship is too limited to hold many things. So packing a spaceship is a huge challenge for a trip to Mars.
Six astronauts on an eight-month trip to Mars will need at least 18,000 kilograms of water for drinking and washing. They’ll also need water to protect themselves from space rays which can pass right through spaceship walls and harm astronauts’ living cells. But a layer of water placed around the ship can stop the harm.
That’s a lot of water. And sending water into space is too expensive. It costs $33,000 to send one cup of water to Mars. The more you take, the more it costs. We have the technology to get to Mars, but the problem is that it’s too expensive.
But Flynn, an engineer at NASA, thinks he has a way of solving the problem. Instead of building a heavy spaceship and packing it full of stuff (物料), why not use the stuff as part of the spaceship?
Imagine a spaceship that blows up like a balloon. Inside, the walls have pockets like a big honeycomb (蜂巢). These hold lots of plastic bags filled with water, dried food and algae (水藻). All these make hard walls and great radiation (辐射) protection. And stopping radiation doesn’t influence the food or water itself—it’s safe to eat and drink. And what if the same water could be reused again and again? Flynn and his team call their packed-pocket idea Water Walls.
Making oxygen and taking away CO2—the waste gas you breathe out—is another problem in space. “Water Walls will take away CO2 the same way it’s done here on our Earth—with living plants,” Flynn says. Living plants take in CO2 to make their food, and give off oxygen. “Plants are hard to grow in a spacecraft, so we use algae,” he says.
Algae are tiny plants that live in water. The algae will live in bags in the walls too, fed by human waste and sunlight, eating up CO2 and making oxygen for the astronauts to breathe.
Flynn thinks his onboard recycling system has many advantages. He hopes it will help make flying to Mars a reality very soon.
26. What does the underlined phrase “packing a spaceship” in paragraph 1 most probably mean?A.repairing things in a spaceship | B.recycling things in a spaceship |
C.checking things in a spaceship | D.putting things into a spaceship |
A.Cost is saved. | B.Travelling time is saved. |
C.Plastic bags are saved. | D.Food is saved. |
A.To prevent space rays during the space trip. | B.To make the whole spaceship stronger. |
C.To control the temperature in the spaceship. | D.To produce water in the spaceship. |
A.To prevent water from being polluted. | B.To serve as food for astronauts. |
C.To provide oxygen for astronauts. | D.To help other plants grow in a spaceship. |
When Singaporean Tong Weiqiang watched Hong Kong wuxia dramas more than 10 years ago, he was greatly impressed. He then pioneered a local movement to support hanfu, or traditional Chinese clothes, and started the Han Cultural Society of Singapore in 2012 to attract more fans. “Many people in our cultural society first learned about hanfu from these Chinese wuxia dramas,” he told China Daily.
In recent years, with the increased popularity of Chinese culture through dramas and online literature, wuxia-related content has started to regain popularity with viewers all over the world, including those in Southeast Asia, According to China Daily, Wuxiaworld, a web novel site started by Chinese-American Lai Jingping in 2014, attracts millions of page views per day from users in more than 100 countries.
One reason for its popularity is that wuxia works bring them fresh new experiences. The economies (经济) of many Southeast Asian countries are based on agriculture. As China Daily mentioned, what really interests them is the different lifestyles of wuxia heroes they have never experienced.
New thoughts and ideas in wuxia works also help it go a step further abroad. Unlike traditional wuxia, the modern form of wuxia which has gained popularity in Southeast Asia is a broader idea that includes xianxia and xuanhuan.
But there’s one thing that never changes-its core (核心) spirit. Mixing the Chinese characters “wu” and “xia”, these works always keep the spirit of the Chinese heroes fighting against social injustice (不公正) and beating bad people, noted the Interact Kungfu website.
“Although wuxia is a special part of Chinese culture, the core spirit of pursuing (追求) freedom and justice is generally accepted by people all over the world,” Lily Lee, president of You-Cloud which operates AppGrowing, told China Daily.
30. Why does the writer tell the story of Tong Weiqiang?A.To provide the background. | B.To raise up the question. |
C.To lead into the main topic. | D.To introduce the main character. |
A.People’s wishes to change others’ lifestyles. |
B.The economic conditions of different countries. |
C.The differences between xianxia and xuanhuan. |
D.The acceptance of wuxia's core spirit across the world. |
A.A Wide World of Wuxia | B.A Special Part of Wuxia |
C.The Core Spirit of Wuxia | D.The New Meaning of Wuxia |
Scientists who study happiness have evidence (证据) to show that being kind to others can result in happiness. Acts as simple as buying a cup of coffee for someone can lift a person’s mood, for example. Everyday life is full of chances for such actions, yet people do not always make the most of them.
In studies, behavioral scientist Nicholas Epley and I examined a possible explanation: people who do kind acts underestimate (低估) how much the ones receiving kindness value their behavior.
In the experiments (实验), about 1, 000 people were asked to do some actions to make someone else feel good. We asked both the person performing (执行) the kind act and the one receiving it to answer some questions. The performers were asked to report their own experience and to guess how the receivers might feel. We wanted to understand how valuable people considered these acts to be, so both the performer and receiver had to rate (评分) how “big” the act seemed. In all cases, we compared the performer’s expectations of the receiver’s mood with the receiver’s actual (实际的) experience.
For one, both performers and receivers experienced more positive (积极的) moods. For another, the receivers felt much better than the kind performers expected. The receivers also rated these acts as “bigger” than the people performing them did.
At first, we studied acts of the kindness done for familiar people, such as friends, classmates or family. But we found that performers underestimated their positive influences on strangers as well. In one experiment, performers in a public park gave away hot chocolate on a cold winter’s day to people that just happened to be nearby. Again, the kind act brought more happiness than the performers expected.
These findings suggest that what might seem small could matter a great deal to the person we do it for. Considering these warm actions can improve our own mood and brighten the day of another person, why not choose kindness when we can?
33. What did the receivers do in the experiments?A.They showed kindness to others. |
B.They guessed the performers’ feelings. |
C.They rated how valuable the performers’ act of kindness was. |
D.They compared the performers’ expectations with their actual results. |
A.Different purposes of the research. | B.More evidence for the research results. |
C.Possible influences of the research findings. | D.Another explanation of the research methods. |
A.Supportive. | B.Unclear. | C.Doubtful. | D.Uninterested. |
A.Being kind can reduce one’s happiness as expected. |
B.Kindness can have unexpectedly positive influences. |
C.Choosing kindness is more difficult than expected. |
D.Showing kindness is more valuable than receiving it. |
Years ago, I interviewed a successful advertising man.
His ability to see himself as a writer shows a concept (理念) known as “possible selves.” It describes how people picture their future life: what they may become, or want to become, or even fear to become.
First of all, just take action. If you’re dreaming of a certain job, attend a course, follow someone who does what you want to do and start by taking up that type of work as a hobby or a side job. You should tell yourself that these are the steps you can take to achieve that goal (目标).
A study of adults aged between 23 and 72 found that more than 70 percent of those who sent weekly progress to a friend completed their goals, twice the percentage of those who didn’t share written goals. So secondly, when you have a goal, share it.
Finally, try looking toward people you know only by chance for advice, or those with whom you haven’t spoken in years. A lot of research has found that when you’re asking for valuable advice, people in your larger network are more likely (可能) to help you than those closest to you.
A.Ask your best friends to share their goals. |
B.A possible self can take you beyond daydreams. |
C.He told me that he dreamed of being a writer in fact. |
D.So, reach out to your weak connections for it when needed. |
E.He always imagined himself as the most successful businessman. |
F.More friends knowing about your goal makes it more likely to be achieved. |
四、短文填空 添加题型下试题
Dear Millie,
You asked me about the Dragon Boat Festival. Now let me tell you something about it.
The Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional Chinese festival we Chinese
Throughout the years, many stories have been told about the
Dragon boat racing is one of the most important customs Chinese people practice to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival. This activity
Lots of love,
Wendy
五、完成句子 添加题型下试题
Mike
I wonder
六、翻译 添加题型下试题
七、完成句子 添加题型下试题
Neither Jim
The painting
八、书面表达 添加题型下试题
57. 当前,有些学生忽视倾听的作用,针对该情况,请你根据要点提示,用英语写一篇短文向校英文报投稿,阐述倾听的重要性。
要点:1.在学校生活中要倾听及理由;
2.在日常生活中要倾听及理由。
注意:
1.文中不得出现你的真实姓名和学校名称;
2.词数100左右;文章的开头已为你写好,不计入总词数。
Listening carefully plays an important role in our life.
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【知识点】 合作与交流
试卷分析
试卷题型(共 24题)
试卷难度
知识点分析
细目表分析 导出
题号 | 难度系数 | 详细知识点 | 备注 |
一、单项选择 | |||
1 | 0.65 | 过去进行时含when、while | |
2 | 0.65 | except including till 表示“除……以外” 介词辨析 | |
3 | 0.65 | though unless unless引导条件状语从句 从属连词辨析 | |
4 | 0.65 | mustn't shouldn't need | |
5 | 0.65 | any either neither none either/neither 代词辨析 | |
6 | 0.65 | communication education entertainment treatment 名词辨析 | |
7 | 0.85 | give up put up take up 动词短语 | |
8 | 0.65 | 谚语/习语 | |
9 | 0.65 | 宾语从句的语序 what引导宾语从句 | |
10 | 0.65 | 同意和不同意 | |
二、完形填空 | |||
11-22 | 0.65 | 常见动物 叙事忆旧 | |
三、阅读理解 | |||
23-25 | 0.65 | 时文/广告/布告 竞技/比赛 应用文 | 单选 |
26-29 | 0.4 | 科学技术 说明文 航天与航空 | 单选 |
30-32 | 0.65 | 中华文化 新闻报道 | 单选 |
33-36 | 0.4 | 志愿服务 科普知识 说明文 | 单选 |
37-40 | 0.4 | 方法/策略 哲理感悟 | 五选四 |
四、短文填空 | |||
41-50 | 0.65 | 中华文化 传统节日 | 语法填空 |
五、完成句子 | |||
51 | 0.65 | give out 动词短语 动词不定式作宾语 表示影响(动作已完成) | 根据汉语提示补全句子 |
52 | 0.65 | exciting 形容词作表语 一般疑问句 “三单"形式的变化规则 as+形容词原级+as | 根据汉语提示补全句子 |
53 | 0.65 | your how long (go/be) on vacation 介词短语 表示影响(动作已完成) how引导宾语从句 | 根据汉语提示补全句子 |
55 | 0.65 | 名词作主宾表补定 “三单"形式的变化规则 neither...nor | 根据汉语提示补全句子 |
56 | 0.65 | has keep(kept kept) lasting value be worth doing 名词作主宾表补定 动名词作宾语 形容词作定语 “三单"形式的变化规则 | 根据汉语提示补全句子 |
六、翻译 | |||
54 | 0.65 | fire luckily in time put out 动词短语 一般过去时的被动语态 副词修饰整个句子 | 整句汉译英 |
七、书面表达 | |||
57 | 0.65 | 合作与交流 | 话题作文 |