2023年山东省枣庄市山亭区中考二模英语试题（含听力）
山东
九年级
二模
2023-05-03
134次
整体难度：
适中
考查范围：
语用、主题、语篇、语法、单词辨析、词汇、短语辨析
听力二维码
一、听力匹配 添加题型下试题
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二、听力判断 添加题型下试题
2. Both Lucy and Mike like rock music.
3. The concert is going to be held on Sunday evening.
4. Lucy won’t go to the concert because Bob invited her to have pizza.
5. Each of them should pay 30 dollars for the ticket.
6. They are going to take an exam now.
三、听力匹配 添加题型下试题
| A. Students hardly visit the museum on the weekend, B. Some students help do the housework on the weekend. C. All the students do their homework on the weekend. D. Most students watch TV on the weekend. E. Half the students hang out with friends on the weekend. |
【知识点】 周末活动
四、完形填空 添加题型下试题
“Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are...” Jimmy was
However, this would
To take better care of him, my mom didn’t go to work and stayed at home. She took Jimmy to the
As Jimmy’s sister, I am also
Every time I
| A．joking | B．singing | C．crying | D．drawing |
| A．often | B．always | C．never | D．sometimes |
| A．him | B．himself | C．herself | D．parents |
| A．angry | B．interested | C．lonely | D．smart |
| A．hospital | B．school | C．classroom | D．center |
| A．study | B．learn | C．play | D．behave |
| A．smiles | B．cries | C．hopes | D．imagines |
| A．angry | B．worried | C．glad | D．imagining |
| A．notice | B．read | C．ask | D．hear |
| A．beautiful | B．enjoyable | C．hopeful | D．hard |
【知识点】 家人和亲人
五、阅读理解 添加题型下试题
Sometimes I feel lonely,
Like I’m by myself with no one here.
When I’m that way, I call a friend.
My lonely mood soon disappears(消失).
Sometimes I feel excited,
Like I have some news to share!
My friends open their ears to me.
They always ________, talk, and care.
Sometimes I feel so sad,
Like my world is cold and darkest blue.
At those times my friends let me know,
They’ re with me, standing strong and true.
Sometimes I feel mixed up,
Like I just don’t know how I should feel.
My friends then help me figure out,
What is right and wrong;
what is false and real!
22. Which can be the missing word in Line 8?
| A．hear | B．think | C．listen | D．read |
| A．Look out. | B．Feel better. | C．Say something good. | D．Find out. |
| A．what friends are for | B．how we develop friendship |
| C．who can be friends | D．why I can be a true friend |
Have you ever paid attention to your school’s security guards（保安人员）or dining hall staff? Would you say “good morning” to your school’s cleaners? For high school student Ding Jiacheng, it’s a problem that many students couldn’t notice the important jobs done by these non-teaching workers. He wanted to make a change.
The boy from Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School, together with several other students, worked on a project called “the Invisible（隐身的）are Important”. They hoped more students would see and respect（尊重）the “invisible” staff in school. The project won a prize at China Thinks Big, a competition held by Harvard University and Tsinghua University to encourage teenagers to study social problems.
“My team members and I sent questionnaires（问卷）to 158 students,” said Ding. “In one question, 56 percent of the students said they would greet those non-teaching workers, while only 17 percent strongly believe that every student should do so.”
The team also studied interactions（互动）between students and workers. “When most students follow the rules of their teachers, one-third of the students go against the rules of the cleaning staff,” said Ding. “It shows that students treat non-teaching staff differently from teaching staff.”
The main reason, according to Ding, is that students know little about the work done by non-teaching staff. They also have few chances to communicate with them.
Therefore, Ding’s team shot videos to show staff working around school. They also held a basketball match between students and non-teaching staff to increase their interaction.
“We’ve also drawn a series of cute pictures,” said Ding. “We hope these cute images will help young people like the non-teaching staff more.”
“The activity helped me understand that we can all make a difference through our creative ideas,” Ding said.
25. Why did Ding Jiacheng and his teammates start the project “The Invisible are Important”?| A．To win a prize at the competition China Thinks Big. |
| B．To help non-teaching staff at his school find other jobs. |
| C．To let more students see and respect non-teaching workers. |
| D．To draw students’ attention to important social problems. |
| A．What jobs non-teaching workers do. | B．How asking questions helps students learn. |
| C．How Ding’s team worked on their project. | D．Why many students don’t follow school rules. |
a. They made posters.
b. They shot videos.
c. They drew a series of pictures.
d. They held a basketball match.
| A．abc | B．abd | C．acd | D．bcd |
Andersen loves the ocean. She also loves sharks.
Andersen started diving(潜水) in the ocean years ago. She began to learn about sharks. Some people catch sharks for their fins. They make food and medicine out of the fins.
“Sharks are disappearing,” Andersen says. She wants to protect them. She also wants to protect the ocean. She is called a conservationist. Conservation is keeping or protecting something. Andersen has started ocean conservation groups.
She has set up Shark Angels and Fin Free. The groups work to help sharks. That includes pushing for laws to protect sharks.
Now Andersen is a leader for Professional Association of Diving Instructors Worldwide. It is called PADI for short. Andersen encourages people to follow what they love. She wants them to connect with the planet and help protect it. More and more young people are making their own ways in protecting our planet. She wants them to become “superheroes to protect what they love.”
Andersen began diving many years ago. She first started diving in places known for sharks. “I quickly realized I was watching sharks disappear,” she says. “That’s when I decided to do something to help stop it. And that’s why I believe diving can change lives and help oceans. And a way to do that is to make diving open to all.”
Some people do not like sharks. She knew she had to help them, though. So she started Shark Angels. The group’s hope is to unite(团结) the world “around a new view of sharks,” she says.
Twenty years later, she is still working. “Together, we are making a difference,” she says.
Andersen wants everyone to fall in love with the ocean.
“The ocean gives us life,” she says. Her hope is to “leave our blue planet better than I found it.”
28. Some people catch sharks to make food and medicine.29. Andersen has made laws to protect sharks by setting up Shark Angels and Fin Free.
30. PADI is mainly to push people into learning diving.
31. Andersen has been working to protect the sharks for more than 20 years.
Be careful when throwing away wet waste.
Shi Yuan, 14, from Shanghai Wenlai Middle School, has made a special bag to help solve this problem.
Shi came up with the idea after an unpleasant experience in which he once got wet waste all over his trousers while throwing it away.
To invent this is not easy. At first, the tape Shi used was a one-off(一次性) product.
| A．Not only old grandmas but also young mothers like his bags. |
| B．It wasn’t environmentally friendly. |
| C．The bag will be widely used in the market. |
| D．Shi’s bag has become popular both in local communities and on the Internet. |
| E．The special plastic bag has a band of adhesive tape(一段胶带). |
| F．Maybe these kinds of waste have made a big mess when you throw them away. |
| G．He found that many other people were facing the same problem. |
【知识点】 发明与创造
六、听力填空 添加题型下试题
37. ...it is important to know some knowledge of
38. …make a call
39. For friends, they may choose a
40. When having meals, you should
41. Be careful not to make much noise when
【知识点】 礼仪与习俗
