江苏省常州市2020年中考英语试题.docx
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1、江苏省常州市2020年中考英语试题学校:_姓名:_班级:_考号:_1Take it easy. There will be_ two buses coming in a few minutes.AanotherBotherCothersDthe other2Millies research paper isnt up to standard_ she has worked at it for two weeks.AsinceBunlessCifDalthough3To the west of our school_ some bookstores and a park.AliesBlieCha
2、sDhave4Were you required_ home during the outbreak of COVID-19?Yes. Luckily, the Internet made it possible for many of us_ from home.Ato stay; to workBstaying; to workCto stay; workDstaying; work5Jim, turn down the music. Our baby is sleeping.Dont worry. He_ for half an hour.Awoke upBhas woken upCwa
3、s awakeDhas been awake6Jennys parents were completely_ when they saw the_ changes in her.Asurprising; amazingBsurprised; amazingCsurprising; amazedDsurprised; amazed7A factory will be built for the _ of this type of new energy car.ApositionBpopulationCproductionDpronunciation8To my joy, we_ go to th
4、e bank. Mary has lent us some money.AshouldntBneedntCcouldntDwouldnt9A great deal of my time is_ with practicing playing the guitar.Ataken upBmade upCput upDset up10Do you want to try some wild duck?_. We should protect wild animals.ANo ideaBNo problemCNo wayDNo doubt A window is a common but powerf
5、ul tool a patch(小块) of the world, from which our body is separated. The only thing we can do is look. You have no 11 on what you will see. However, your brain may make an assumption(猜想) out of whatever happens to appear.One day, I was taking a nap(小睡) in my office when I woke up to the 12 of a car c
6、rash. I looked out of my window. A car had just backed into a fence(围栏)and damaged (毁坏it.The driver got out of the car. He was short without hair on his head. I 13 him at once.To my surprise, the man tried to 14 the damage he caused. However, his efforts all failed. Once he even funnily fell onto th
7、e road when trying to pull the fence. I 15 a lot. The failure of this terrible man was brightening my whole day.About 10 minutes later, the man left.That, I thought, would be the 16 of his efforts. The man that villainous(可憎的) man was going to 17 all the mess behind for someone else to clean up.But
8、this is the 18 of windows. They contradict(与矛盾)your easy assumptions. The man appeared a few minutes later with some 19 . For the next hour, I watched out of my window as he kept on fixing the fence 20 it was extra safe, stronger than before.This man was a hero. My 21 assumptions, I realized, were a
9、ll about myself. I would be 22 and run away if I came across such a messy situation.My window had woken me up from a nap to teach me a lesson, a lesson that changed my whole day and even my whole life.11AagreementBinfluenceCdiscoveryDimpression12AsymbolBsightCsoundDsign13AacceptedBrememberedCdislike
10、dDgreeted14AconfirmBavoidCcoverDrepair15AcomplainedBlaughedClearntDthought16AendBfunCproblemDlesson17AhideBpushCmoveDleave18AqualityBshameCpowerDtruth19AfriendsBtoolsCmedicinesDplans20AuntilBwhenCafterDsince21AuglyBfriendlyCproperDpossible22AencouragedBpleasedCscaredDrelaxed With so much free time o
11、n our hands during lockdown, many of us have entertained the idea of knowing more about the world. Learning a foreign language is a good choice. Here are a few examples, in order of time it takes people to learn them.Latin languages (about 600 hours)The popular Latin languages Italian, French, Spani
12、sh and Portuguese require about 600 hours to learn. Of these, Spanish and Italian are the easiest for English speakers to learn. They are followed by Portuguese and finally French.Latin languages share many words with English. However, those shared words look or sound similar, but have different mea
13、nings over time.Greek (1,100 hours)Modern Greek is maybe the easiest language to learn that uses a different alphabet(字母表). It is also a language that has contributed many words to English. Indeed, the president of Greece once gave two speeches at an international meeting that included just Greek lo
14、an words(外来词) as well as the unavoidable basic English.Japanese (2, 200 hours)Counting objects in Japanese depends on whether they are long and thin (like “roads”), small and round (like “apples”), thin and flat (like “sheets of paper”), and hundreds more examples.What Japanese you speak also depend
15、s on your gender(性别). Theres a “rough” language for men and a more “ladylike” language for women, but you must understand both.Chinese (2, 200 hours)Each Chinese written word is hardly understandable when spoken between a Mandarin (普通话) speaker in Beijing and a Cantonese speaker in Guangdong. If you
16、 think thats strange, consider our number system: the symbol “2” is widely understood but its pronounced “two” in English and “duex” in French.23For an English speaker, which of the following is the easiest to learn?AJapanese.BFrench.CGreek.DItalian.24What can we learn from the passage?AThe same wor
17、d in two languages always has the same meaning.BThe English language and the Greek language use the same alphabet.CObjects are counted differently in Japanese according to their shapes.DA Mandarin speaker and a Cantonese speaker write Chinese differently.25The purpose of this passage is to tell Engl
18、ish speakers_.Ahow to learn some foreign languagesBwhy they must learn a foreign languageCsome information on the difficulty of foreign languagesDnot to choose an Asian language to learn as it is too hard Influenza, or flu(流感), is a type of virus. It spreads from one person to another quickly. When
19、someone who has the flu coughs or sneezes, little droplets from their lungs (肺) spread out into the air. Anyone nearby can get sick. Even a person who touches something with the virus and then touches his or her mouth, eyes, or nose, can become infected(感染).The outbreak of the 1918 influenza infecte
20、d about 500 million people worldwide. It killed from 20 million to 50 million people. It was first seen in Europe, the United States, and parts of Asia. It then spread quickly around the world. Many people who became sick were young, healthy adults. At the time, no treatments worked in the preventio
21、n of the spread of the killer flu. People were ordered to wear masks. Schools, theaters and other public places were closed.When the first wave(波in the spring of 1918 hit, it didnt seem serious. People who were infected felt the usual flu symptoms(症状), which are chills, fevers, and feeling tired. Th
22、ose who got sick generally got better after several days. Not many died. However, a second, highly contagious(传染的)wave of influenza appeared in the fall of that same year. Victims died shortly after they were infected within hours or days. Their skin turned blue and their lungs were filled with liqu
23、id(液体), making it very difficult to breathe.By the summer of 1919, the flu pandemic(大流行病) came to an end. Sick people had either got well or died. Almost 90 years later, in 2008, researchers announced theyd discovered why the 1918 flu was so deadly. The flu virus inflamed (使恶化)the lungs, causing the
24、m to fill with liquid.Since 1918, there have been several other influenza pandemics, although none has been quite as deadly.26What information about the 1918 flu is mentioned in the passage?AThe reason why it was so deadly.BThe reason why it ended.CThe change it caused to medical research.DThe place
25、 in which it was last seen.27All the people that were infected with the 1918 flu_.Ahad blue skin that led to their deathBhad touched someone with the virusCdied as their lungs were filled with liquidDhad the virus in their bodies that made them sick28Which of the following statements about the 1918
26、flu is TRUE according to the passage?AWearing a mask was the best way to treat it.BA younger person had a lower risk of being infected with it.CPeople expected the coming of its second wave, but couldnt stop it.DIt was deadlier than any other influenza pandemic in modern history. “Whats wrong, Carin
27、a?” Collin asked. “Homesick again?”His sister nodded.“Yeah, me too.” Collin sighed(叹息).Their family had moved to the new place nearly four months ago. The new place was housed inside a huge transparent dome (透明的圆屋顶). It still didnt feel like home.“I miss my friends,” Carina said sadly. “And green gr
28、ass and swimming, and everything. I even miss the sound of rain on the roof(屋顶).”“Worst of all,” Carina continued, “my birthday is in two days, and I dont think Mom and Dad are planning anything special. Theyre too busy.”“Shes probably right,” thought Collin. Life here was very busy for scientists l
29、ike their parents. He doubted if they had time to plan a party. And how could they anyway? Things such as balloons and birthday candles didnt exist here. They didnt even have enough materials to make a cake.“Dont worry.” Collin put an arm around Carinas shoulder.Collin walked toward the agricultural
30、 center, where his mom worked. He found her taking notes on some tall tube-like plants.“What are those?” he asked.“Bamboo plants,” said Mom. “Theyre strong and grow fast. They make good building materials.”“May I have a piece?”“Sure.” Mom handed one to him and made a note on her notebook.The next da
31、y, Collin made tiny holes into the piece of bamboo and put small nails(钉子)into each hole. He poured a handful of pebbles(鹅卵石) inside and covered the open ends.Collin held the bamboo piece carefully as he hurried home. He hid it behind his back and opened the front door. To his surprise, Mom and Dad
32、were home early from work. Mom was carrying something that looked like a cake.He looked closer and realized Mom had made a cake with dried apples and cinnamon(肉桂皮) sugar. A real treat, on the Moon.Collin handed his sister the bamboo rod. “Happy birthday!”“What is it?” Carina asked, looking at it cur
33、iously.“A rain stick,” said Collin. “Whenever you turn it over, the pebbles fall around the nails and it sounds like rain.”Carina turned the stick, and the room was filled with a sound like rain drumming on a roof.“Its Moon Rain!” she said. “It makes me feel like Im home.” She smiled at Collin and t
34、urned the rain stick over again.29What may be the best title of this passage?ABamboo PlantsBMoon RainCHomesick Again!DUnited Family30What can we know from the passage?AThis passage is part of a science fiction written for scientific research.BThe family moved to the new place in order to do some sig
35、htseeing.CTheir new home was on a dry land on the earth far from their old one.DCarina didnt think her parents would plan anything special for her birthday.31Which of the following can best describe Collin?ACareful and brave.BCaring and creative.CGenerous and intellectual.DRomantic and popular. Look
36、ing at art should be like walking in the countryside. You may not know exactly where you are, what bird is making that strange sound, or what the hill ahead of you is called, but thats part of the fun of it. You dont need to know these things to feel the beauty of nature.Of course, if you do know yo
37、ur birds, trees and local history, a walk can be more attractive. Yet such knowledge comes slowly. It is picked up through experience. A true knowledge of nature cannot just be given to you through an app on your phone. Imagine pointing your phone at the hill and getting plenty of information on scr
38、een. Would that enrich your dreamy walk or ruin(毁灭) it?Braggarts enjoy an app that allows them to show off their knowledge, for example, about baroque(巴洛克风格的) paintings. In fact, apps in museums try to provide on-screen art history at once just to encourage people to read their phones instead of loo
39、king at paintings.It is a mistaken idea that you need to be spoon-fed(灌输) amazing facts about a work of art in order to appreciate(欣赏) it. Our first experience of a work of art should be raw(自然状态的), unguided, and a bit puzzling, like following a path in the woods. Later, you might choose to do some
40、personal research into the work. It can further increase your enjoyment and appreciation for it. Yet it is best done when youre away from the art itself, so that even when you return, the work still feels fresh.Anyone who thinks knowing some dates and details makes you better understand a work of ar
41、t is wrong. We all need to put aside our screens and our supposed knowledge when we look at art. Let the paintings flow in; let your intuitions(直觉) fly off. Art is a journey in the wilderness or it is nothing at all.32What does the writer mainly want to say?AArt is best with the help of apps.BArt is
42、 best when hidden in mystery.CArt is nothing compared with nature.DArt is nothing when details and facts are known.33The underlined word “braggarts” refers to(指)_.Apeople who like showing offBpeople who like baroque paintingsCthose who are good at appreciating artDthose who are good at painting with
43、 phones34Whats the main idea of Paragraph 4?AHow to appreciate a work of art.BHow to personal research into a work of art.CHow to keep your feelings about a work of art fresh.DHow to be spoon-fed amazing facts about a work of art.35what can we infer(推断) from the passage?ABecause of apps, art will be
44、 ruined in the future.BA good piece of art is usually made about nature.CResearch work and intuitions can both help understand art.DMuseums are not supposed to allow the use of mobile phones.The game of Go was one of the four greatest artistic types in Chinese culture. It is not only a competitive e
45、vent of the mind, but also a board game of entertainment. Created in China more than four thousand years ago. Go was introduced to Korea and Japan over 1, 000 years ago, and has since become a favorite activity of many people there. Today, Go still serves as a way of cultural exchange among the peop
46、le in many Eastern and Western countries, as players in these countries take part in many international games every year.A game of Go has many implications(含义) for real life. It represents a square world of round pieces in black and white. There are 181 black pieces and 180 white ones in total. Whil
47、e the board is fixed, the pieces can be placed in millions upon millions of different ways, just as life in the real world may take many turns. The proper placement of each tiny Go piece is similar to how one might solve a difficult problem in life.Go pays much attention to peaceful competition and
48、coexistence (共存). In a game of Go, the players do not wipe out(消灭) each others pieces. Instead, they simply try to win a larger share of space while allowing the other side some space. However, in chess and Chinese chess, the players try to wipe out as many of the other sides pieces as possible. The
49、 one who forces the other sides commander(主帅) into a dead corner then wins the game. Therefore, Go carries deeper cultural and philosophical connotations(哲学内涵).Wu Qingyuan(1914-2014), a modern Go talent, believed that the final purpose of the game was to try to achieve peace. Instead of fighting as
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