1、精選優(yōu)質(zhì)文檔-傾情為你奉上2019淄博市英語中考題一、完形填空（10分）For thousands of years, people farmed the land. They grew fruits and vegetables. They hunted and fished for meat. They _1_ cloth, dyes (染料) and paper from plants. They used stone and metal for weapons and tools.People progressed to making machines powered _2_ wate

2、r and steam (蒸汽), and even later, by coal, oil, and petrol. Large cities were built. Factories _3_ of machines created jobs in the cities for thousands of people. The Industrial Revolution (工業(yè)革命) changed the lives of many people because, for the first time, more people lived in cities than on _4_.Co

3、mpanies built power plants (工廠) to make _5_ to run the machines, factories and cities.People did not realize these activities were _6_ the Earth. They didnt realize how _7_oil, gas, coal and minerals were being used up. _8_ cities grew bigger and spread across the land, plants and animals began to d

4、isappear. Their nature homes were destroyed (破壞) as people moved into new places. As time passed, people began to _9_ the need to protect the Earth and its natural resources (資源). They saw that plants and animals need protection, so they wouldnt disappear forever. People joined together to tell _10_

5、 around the world to conserve (節(jié)約) our natural resources and care for the Earth. And so, Earth Day was born. Each year, more and more people take part in Earth Day. What can you do to help?1. A. separated B. washed C. made D. mixed2. A. as B. for C. with D. by3. A. full B. proud C. sick D. short4. A

6、. mountains B. rivers C. grasslands D. farms5. A. metal B. water C. electricity D. oil6. A. helping B. harming C. wasting D. losing7. A. clearly B. hardly C. quickly D. slowly8. A. Before B. If C. As D. Though9. A. forget B. see C. remember D. get10. A. them B. other C. another D. others二、閱讀理解（24分）A

7、Like you, plants need good things like food, water and minerals in order to grow. Usually they get these important nutrients (營養(yǎng)) from the rich soil (土壤) in which theyre planted. But theres another way to grow plants that doesnt use oil. Its called hydroponic gardening.“Hydroponic” means “working wi

8、th water.” In a hydroponic garden, plants grow with their roots in water, not in dirt. The water is filled with special food for the plants that gardeners have carefully measured and prepared.Hydroponic plants grow quickly. In ordinary gardens, plants need time and energy to grow long roots that sea

9、rch the soil for food and water. In a hydroponic garden, plants can use their energy to grow tall instead. And because there is no soil, there are no weeds and few insect pests (害蟲). Gardeners dont need to spray (噴灑) plants with dangerous chemicals. Both the plants and the environment stay healthy.S

10、cientists hope that, one day, hydroponic gardens may be able to help hungry people all over the world grow enough food-even in countries that have bad soil, or weather that is too hot, too cold, or too dry. And astronauts hope to take hydroponic gardens with them on the spaceships they fly to Mars,

11、so that they will always have fresh vegetables-and the fun of growing a garden without dirt.11. Whats the meaning of the underlined word “dirt” in the second paragraph?A. soil B. water C. insect D. food12. Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the passage?A. Plants need water and other nut

12、rients to grow. B. There are no weeds in hydroponic gardens.C. Hydroponic plants cannot grow in too hot weather. D. Astronauts hope to take hydroponic gardens to space.13. Whats the passage about?A. Plant growing B. Space farming C. Scientific watering D. Hydroponic gardeningBCan you imagine walking

13、 in, sitting next to a stranger and asking for the latest news or putting a recent novel down next to someones coffee and asking for their opinion before giving yours?But more than 300 years ago, this kind of behavior was encouraged in thousands of coffeehouses all over London. In 1712, the Starbuck

14、s site (位置) today was occupied (占據(jù)) by Buttons coffeehouse. Inside, poets, writers and members of the public gathered around long wooden tables drinking, thinking, writing and discussing literature into the night. On the wall, near where the Starbucks community notice board now stands, was the white

15、 marble (大理石) head of a lion with wide-open mouth. The public was invited to feed it with letters and stories. The best of the lions digest (文摘) were published in a weekly edition of Joseph Addisons Guardian newspaper, named “the roaring of the lion”.Today, few people know Buttons. Its just one of L

16、ondons forgotten coffeehouses.Londons first coffeehouse was opened by a Greek named Pasque Rosee in 1652. While a servant for a British merchant in Turkey, Rosee developed a taste for the exotic (異國強(qiáng)調(diào)的) Turkish drink and decided to import (進(jìn)口) it to London. People from all walks of life came to his

17、business to meet, greet, drink, think, write and joke.14. Where was the white marble lion head?A. In the backyard of the Starbucks B. On the Buttons long wooden tablesC. In Joseph Addisons Guardian newspaper D. On the wall of Buttons coffeehouse15. How often was “the roaring of the lion” published?A

18、. Every day B. Every week C. Every month D. Every year16. What kind of coffee did Pasque Rosee import to London?A. Turkish coffee B. Black coffee C. White coffee D. Sweet coffee17. What can we infer from the passage?A. People could hardly found a coffeehouse in 1712 in London.B. Starbucks, Buttons a

19、nd Rosees were famous coffeehouses of London in 1700s.C. Buttons was usually noisy and crowded at night 300 hundred years ago.D. Only businessmen enjoyed the exotic coffee at Pasque Rosees.CI did not grow up in a family with books. _18_ My process of being a reader seemed amazing. I got lost in one

20、book that opened up my world and changed my life.My primary school teacher always gave her pupils time to read for pleasure in school. She believed it would improve reading greatly. _19_ It was a biography (傳記) of actress Greta Garbo. I picked it up and began to read from cover to cover. The words I

21、 read attracted (吸引) me and I was excited. I realized that there were other women like Greta who had made great efforts and changed their lives. I recognized (認(rèn)識) myself in her.From then on, my teacher had a hard time keeping me supplied (提供) with books. She dug up all the biographies of women that

22、she could find. _20_It has been a long road. I am now a physics professor in a university. _21_ Recently, someone gave me Justice Sonia Sotomayors autobiography. Once again, I am encouraged and am imagining new possibilities for my life.A. Most of my time is spent reading scientific literature.B. Th

23、eir stories were like road maps that allowed me to see where I could go on with my life.C. In my home, there was neither time nor energy to read.D. Reading plays an important role in my life.E. One day, she put a book on my desk.D22. One of my friends sometimes takes aside another friend to talk to

24、her about something she doesnt want me to hear. It makes me feel sad. What should I do?23. Some of my friends are in a fight. I like them all equally (同樣地), but they say I have to choose sides. Help!24. I look up to my sisters. Theyre both intelligent (聰明的) I feel that Ill never be as good as them.2

25、5. I am the shortest person in my class, and my classmates call me “Tiny Mouse.” How can I make them stop?26. I always use the computer and cant stop. I feel that Im not getting any smarter and the computer is warping (扭曲) my brain.A. Its wonderful that you admire them, but try not to compare yourse

26、lf to them. Instead of trying to be like them, just try to be the best you possible. You will find that you will be much happier when you try to be true to yourself, rather than when you try to be like someone else.B. The only way to break a habit is to force yourself to do something different. A wo

27、rld of exciting and interesting activities is just waiting for you. Write a list of things youve always wanted to do, learn, make or try. When you feel like playing it, do something else.C. Discuss this with her. Try not to suppose that she talks about you unless you actually hear what she says. But

28、 let her know that you are unhappy when she tells secrets around you. If you feel uncomfortable talking to her in person, you could write her a note instead.D. We often hear from kids who are laughed at about their height. They probably dont mean to hurt your feelings. There are advantages and disad

29、vantages to being any size. You might play along and come up with a funny reply. However, if you feel hurt, try talking to a partner or teacher.E. Explain to your friends that you like all of them. You can play with each person or group separately. If they dont like this, then you may want to focus

30、on other friendships until these friends work things out. Another idea is to offer to help your friends solve their problems三、選詞填空（10分）want best slowly until when happinessfacing in still now high notMy Dear Azhaan,I want you to know that you remind me of myself in so many ways. You are like a bette

31、r and improved version (版本) of me. I look at you and I see myself _27_ in your eyes. I wish I had that confidence (信心) and even some of your bossiness (霸氣) at your age. Yet, Im also troubled on seeing this confidence _28_ disappearing, because you are _29_ many different things. I want you to know t

32、hat your confidence is one of the _30_ things about you. All of us admire your confidence. However, you are _31_ confident enough these days, because you are beginning to dislike your own body. You are not fat. I agree that you could be a little healthier. You could eat a little less junk food. Howe

33、ver, I dont know when youll begin to enjoy fruits, but I believe that you will.I think one of the moments of _32_ for me was when you were born, and the doctor said, “Congratulations, you have another baby boy,” not because you were a boy but because you were healthy.Youre too young to understand th

34、is _33_-no one realizes the importance of a normal life _34_ it is away from them. What I _35_ for you is happiness: the understanding that you are not perfect and that it is okay because none of us is!Stay confident and keep your head _36_, my little boy-who is growing up too soon!Love, Ammi四、語法填空（

35、10分）Ernest Hemingway, the son of a doctor and a music teacher, was born in 1899 in Oak Park, Illinois. Hemingways father _37_ (teach) him early on how to hunt and fish, two activities Hemingway loved throughout his life.Instead of _38_ (go) to college, Hemingway became a reporter for the Kansas City

36、 Star. Later, in Europe, he worked as a driver _39_ the Italian army until he was wounded and shipped home, where he again wrote for newspapers. Two years later, he moved to Paris, where he hoped to improve his writing. There he became friends with other _40_ (America) writers, including Gertrude St

37、ein and F. Scott Fitzgerald.Hemingway developed _42_ style of writing that was simple and direct. He chose words sparingly (儉省地), avoided using adjectives, and trusted the reader to understand the _43_ (mean) of his writing. As he put it, “I will always try _44_ (write) on the principle (原則) of the

38、iceberg (冰山). There is seven eighths of it under water for every part that shows.” This style continues to influence writers today. In his career (生涯), which lasted some 40 years, Hemingway earned the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize. He was one of the finest writers of the _45_ (twenty) century.F

39、or a while Ernest Hemingway lived in Key West, Florida, where he had nearly 50 cats. One of them was a cat with six toes (腳趾), which a ships captain had given him. Today his Key West home is a museum, and many cats still live there. Some of them are _46_ (child) of Hemingways six-toed cat. Hemingway was married four times and had three sons. He died in 1961. 五、閱讀表達(dá)（10分）Around the world, people live in homes of many shapes and sizes. In some countryside, people live together with their family in a h