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1、备战2022中考英语语法填空热点话题+体裁分类训练(中考模拟题+名校真题)专题52 世界历史(2018山东潍坊中考真题)I live in Pennsylvania. It is a _1_ (north)state of America, which is the 33rd_2_ (large)state in America. You might know some of the cities, like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Allentown. The state capital is Harrisburg. Now let me tell you
2、a little more about my state.Several Indian tribes(部落)lived in Pennsylvania before _3_(Europe)came. The Dutch came first, _4_(follow)by Sweden. England started colonies(殖民地) later. After a few fights, they_5_(take)control of the land.Pennsylvania _6_(give)to the Penn family later. That is how Pennsy
3、lvania got its name. Pennsylvania was the_7_(two)to join the nation. The city of Philadelphia _8_(be)an important city since the colony was founded. It was even the capital of America, too!Today, Pennsylvania is sometimes regarded as the snack capital of the country. It is famous for snacks, like pr
4、etzels and chips, Heinz ketchup and sauces. There is also Hershey, which is well _9_(know)as the chocolate company.There are steel companies in the state, as well as a lot of colleges. There are plenty of things _10_(do) in Pennsylvania. There are several major sports teams. Pennsylvania has 121 sta
5、te parks, and they all have free _11_(enter). Hunting is popular here, too.Are you thinking about_12_(visit)the state?(2018浙江杭州中考真题)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。将答案填写在答题纸的相应位置。Next time you hold a book in your hands, stop and think. Like most other things in the modern world, it is the result
6、 of thousands of years of human invention.First, came the invention of writing,_13_(probable) about 5, 500 years ago. With writing, people did not have to remember everything in their heads. They could communicate with people that they never_14_(see) and share their knowledge with insure generations
7、.Later, the Greeks were well-known for their literature (文学) and science, but their books looked very different_15_the books of today. They were called scrolls (卷轴). They were difficult to use and took a lot of space in a library. About 2,000 years ago, books with lots of pages_16_(invent).For more
8、than a thousand years, the pages of books were made from animal skin. That changed in_17_thirteenth century, when Europeans learned about a very_18_(use) Chinese invention: paper.But the biggest change for books in Europe came in 1439, when Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press. Before that
9、, books in Europe were copied by hand, so they were very expensive. Many more people could afford the books_19_were produced on a printing press.These days it is difficult_20_(imagine) a world without books. But human invention does not stop. Every year, more_21_(story) are bought as e-books and rea
10、d on a screen.Will anyone turn the pages of a traditional book in the future,_22_will books, like scrolls, soon disappear?(2021福建宁德一模)阅读下面短文,根据语境、音标或所给单词提示,在每个空格内填入一个适当的词,要求所填的词意义准确、形式正确,使短文意思完整、行文连贯。The Year of the Ox has come. In China, you will find various ox figures made of gold, _23_ /wd/, pla
11、stic, paper and stone on sale in stores and on the to celebrate the return.But why was the ox _24_ /tzn/ to be one of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs (生肖)? Centuries ago, most people made their living through _25_ (farm). The ox was used to help plow, cultivate(耕种) _26_ carry heavy things. The ox _27_ /
12、plez/ an important part in Chinese culture. Ancient Chinese poets and _28_ (write) often described the ox in literature. In the Book of songs(诗经) , the _29_ (old) existing (存在的) collection of Chinese poetry, the animal was mentioned in nine out of the 305 pieces.The ox is considered as _30_ symbol o
13、f earnestness (认真) in Chinese culture. When someone does something _31_ (success) through hard work, people often use “niu ” to describe him or her. So naturally, those who were born in the Year of the Ox are often expected to _32_ hard-working. “They never try to be the center of attention and do n
14、ot look for praise,” the website China Highlights noted.(2021山东临清市教育和体育局教科研中心一模)Whats the best way to overlook (俯瞰) a beautiful city? If you find _33_ (climb) a mountain tiring, there is another way that is more relaxing: take a Ferris wheel (摩天轮)!Ferris wheels sit _34_ (介词) the middle of some great
15、 cities around the world. These tall, wide _35_ (wheel) move round and round while carrying people. You can have such _36_ (冠词) wonderful time, chatting with friends _37_ (连词) enjoying a fantastic view under your feet.The _38_ (one) Ferris wheel was built in 1893 by US engineer George Ferris Jr. in
16、Chicago, US. The giant wheel shocked people. At that time, it was the largest single piece of steelworks that had ever been made. Ferris wheels _39_ (quick) became tourist attractions.Now, with many countries racing to build the tallest, greatest or coolest Ferris wheel, the big round wheels are bec
17、oming popular in amusement parks and carnivals. Here is one of the top Ferris wheels around the world. Would you try it?With a height of 443 feet (about 135m), the London Eye is the tallest Ferris wheels in Europe. It has enough space for 800 people on one turn (圈) and each car can carry as _40_ (mu
18、ch) as 25 people. By taking it, visitors can get a 360-degree view of London Tower, Buckingham Palace and Big Ben. One complete turn _41_ (take) 30 minutes. The London Eye is at the center of the New _42_ (year) celebrations, as bright, sparkling fireworks rain down from the wheel.(2020山东日照一模)Have y
19、ou heard of the Silk Road? I think as a Chinese student, you must know something about it.Long ago, traders brought treasures _43_ the East to the West. Trips to the East became more favorable when traders found silks and spices (香料). These treasures were not common goods that were easy _44_ (get).
20、Many people wanted them to sell for more money and _45_ was a good way to become wealthy.The SilkRoad was not a real road. It was a route (线路) between the East and West. It went through China, Turkey, and Greece. Some traders traveled overland, and _46_ sailed across the sea. There was danger along
21、both routes.Traders who went over the land _47_ (use) camels and horses. First, the traders crossed the desert (沙漠)._48_, they climbed over mountains. After that, the traders still had hundreds of miles to go. Bad weather was often a problem. Robbers who stole the silks and spices also caused troubl
22、e.Traders who crossed the sea faced some of the same problems. There were storms on the sea. Water and wind _49_ (push) the boats in the wrong directions. Pirates (海盗) also chased the ships and they stole the goods and _50_ (take) control of the ships.Over time, the Silk Road changed people in both
23、the East and West. Traders shared stories about far away lands. They brought back _51_ (draw) of the places and things they had seen, which helped people learn about new cultures. As a result of the SilkRoad, the world seemed much _52_ (small).(2020山东聊城二模)People send birthday greetings by using card
24、s in both eastern and western countries. It is not known when and where exactly the tradition of _53_(send)birthday cards began. It is believed that it _54_(begin)in England in the early nineteenth century. In those days people sent birthday cards _55_(连词)they couldnt wish somebody a happy birthday
25、in person.In 1840 the first stamp was used in Britain and sending birthday cards became easier, _56_(cheap) and more popular. The development of color printing processes(工艺流程) in the 1930s also helped to increase sales of birthday cards.Today cards are often _57_(give)with a present, even when peopl
26、e can express their_58_(wish)face to face. In recent times e-cards have also become popular. Many people are starting to use e-cards instead _59_(介词)traditional cards because they are free, environmentally _60_(friend) and easy to arrive. So will e-cards take place of paper cards completely in ten o
27、r twenty years? Probably not. For example, for kids and old people, they dont use e-cards very often.If your birthday is coming soon, do you wish that at _61_(little)one person could congratulate you with _62_(冠词)beautiful card then?(2020福建南平二模)阅读下面短文,根据语境、音标或所给单词的提示在每个空格内填入一个恰当的词,要求所填的词意义准确、形式正确,使短
28、文意思完整、行文连贯。Su Dongpo (Su Shi) was a poet who lived during the Song Dynasty (960-1279). He was the_63_ (one) to make the dish, Dongpo Pork. When he was a local official in Huangzhou, Hubei, he fell in love _64_ cooking pork. In his article Ode to Pork, Su described _65_ (exact)how to cook it. Accordi
29、ng to folk _66_(story), the dish became well-known when Su went to Hangzhou, Zhejiang to take office. One day, there was a _67_ /terbl/ flood and Su went out to help people. He worked so hard _68_ everyone felt thankful for him. They _69_ (hear)that he loved eating pork, so they gave him a lot of it
30、. But Su Dongpo wanted to give it _70_.He cooked the pork in his _71_ / n/ special way. Then he gave the dish to every family in the city and every worker on the street. Very soon the dish became _72_ /fems/ in Hangzhou and got the name “Dongpo pork”.(2020福建宁德二模)The earliest maps were probably drawn
31、 in the Middle East. Some of _73_(this)maps have survived and they show us the people at that time thought the earth flat(平的). _74_time went by, the pictures became more detailed and maps were more correctly made. Later on, ancient Greeks used their knowledge of _75_/m/and science to make maps. Gree
32、k maps tell us the Greeks _76_(know)the world was round. From simple pictures, mapmaking has turned into a science. Maps are made by surveying(勘测)land. In the 1900s, people around the world started to share information to make _77_ (good)maps. Maps are now more exactly made than ever_78_the help of
33、the photographs taken from the sky and space. since the world is always changing, we will always_79_ /nid/ new maps. There are many types of maps, but almost all use words and pictures to describe what a place is like when the map is made. A map_80_(usual)tells what the pictures stand for. Some maps
34、 may show the whole world. A road map will help you know_81_ distance from one place to another. Other maps may use pictures to show the temperature and_82_/ppjulen/ in different places.(2020福建泉州二模)Why do we call women jinguo(巾帼)in Chinese?In China, jinguo is a cool and somewhat literary way to refe
35、r to women.But what does it_83_(actual) mean ?It is a kind of_84_/skf/ or head wrap that was worn in ancient China.Before the Han Dynasty (206 BC - AD 220), it was fashionable for men and women to use jinguo to wrap their hair. Later on, only women wore them.It is said that jinguo was used to refer
36、to women because of Zhuge Lianga famous statesman who lived_85_/dr/the Three Kingdoms period(220-228)._86_(story) say that Zhuge once started a war_87_the Wei Kingdom. However, the Wei general(将军) Sima Yi didnt want to fight and asked his army to stay in the city. Zhuge then_88_ (send) a jinguo to S
37、ima as a form of humiliation(羞辱)implying that Sima was as timid(胆怯的)as a little girl.After that, people started to use jinguo to refer to women, but as a form of praise_89_ . There is a phrase“巾帼不让须眉”, which means “women are not inferior to men”. Xumei refers to men because men often have_90_ /k/ be
38、ards and eyebrows.People also put jinguo and yingxiong together to make the phrase“jinguo yingxiong”, or “female heroes”._91_ example, Hua Mulan and Mu Guiying were both well-known jinguo yingxiong in ancient China.Today, jinguo yingxiong doesnt just refer to female warriors like Hua and Mu. It can
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