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2014年浙江省金华市中考英语试题标准答案.pdf
1/10 2014 年浙江省初中毕业生学业考试(金华市卷)英语、听力(本题有 15 小题;第一、第二节每小题1 分,第三节每小题2 分,共 20 分)第一节:听小对话,请从A、B、C 三个选项中选择正确的选项,回答问题。()1.What would the man like?AMilk.BCoke.CCoffee.()2.What will the weather be like tomorrow?ASunny.BRainy.CCloudy.()3.Where does the conversation most probably take place?AIn a shop.BIn a bank.CIn a restaurant.()4.How does Tony feel?AHe feels angry.B He feels sad.CHe feels excited.()5.What s the relationship between the two speakers?ATeacher and student.BMother and son.CDoctor and nurse.第二节:听长对话,请从A、B、C 三个选项中选择正确的选项,回答问题。听下面一段较长的对话,回答第67 两小题。()6.Where does the man want to go?AA hotel.BA bus stop.CA railway station.()7.How long will it take the man to get there by bus?AAbout twenty minutes.BAbout thirty minutes.CAbout forty minutes.听下面一段较长对话,回答第8 10 三个问题。()8.What did John think of the vacation?ABoring.BGreat.CNot so bad.()9.Where did John visit in London?AThe parks.BThe schools.CThe museums.()10.Who did John meet there?AHis brother.BHis classmate.2/10 CHis pen friend.第三节:听独白,请从A、B、C 三个选项中选择正确的选项,完成信息记录表。Information CardName:Ronnie Smith Job:_11_ Birthplace:_12_ Arrival time:_13_ Hobbies:_14_ and traveling Activities in class:play games,sing English songs and _15_()11.A.a writer Ba teacher Ca singer()12.A.New York City BLos Angeles CQuincy()13.A.last week B last month Clast year()14.A.reading Bwriting Csinging()15.A.watch English films Btalk to pen friends Cmake daily reports 二、单项填空(共 15 小题,每小题1 分,满分15 分)从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。()16.We are going to have _ party on Father s Day.Aa Ban Cthe D不填()17.The blind man walked across the street _ the help of a boy.Aby Bat Cin Dwith()18.Jim,if you have _ to do,what about helping me in the garden?Ok,Mom.Asomething Banything Cnothing Deverything()19.It s our _ to have fresh air and clean water.Adream B trouble Cproblem Dwaste()20.Nothing is _ if you put your heart into it.Anecessary Bdifficult Cdifferent Dpossible()21.We _ be more careful,or we will make the same mistake in the experiment.Amight Bcan Cmay D should()22.Mr.Smith is popular with the students _ he always makes his class interesting.Auntil Bwhile Cbecause Dalthough()23.After training for two months,we _ won the first prize for the competition.Aactually Bfinally Cusually Dhardly()24.Try your best _ with your parents,and they will understand your decision.文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 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分)阅读下列短文,掌握大意,然后从A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。Serena was the oldest child in the family,and her housework was to mow(割草)their yard(院子)Mrs.Martin,their elderly neighbor,was not _31_ to take care of her yard,so Serena s dad promised _32_ that Serena would do this job.“Why didn t you ask me first?”Serena asked _33_“Did you ask me first when you got me to be in the school festival last autumn?”asked her father.“No,I didn t ask you first,_34_ youre always ready to help others.”“I try when I can,”Dad answered.“Serena,we have known Mrs.Martin for a very long time.She has always _35_ our family.Now we should do something for her in return.Whats more,the _36_ you get from helping others makes you wonder who isreally helping whom.”“I don t know,Dad,”said Serena.“I only feel _37_ after mowin g our yard.”“I know it s hard work for you,”said Dad.“Just wait and see.”After _38_ at 7:30 a m.,Serena made her way to Mrs.Martin s yard.She was _39_ her job and soon Mrs.Martin s yard looked much tidier.Mrs.Martin _40_ with a big glass of orange juice and _41_ it to her.Serena stopped her work and enjoyed the _42_,while Mrs.Martin was talking to her about all of the flowers in her yard.Seeing the joy(喜悦)in Mrs.Martin s eyes,Serena began to _43_ how much the yard meant to Mrs.Martin.After _44_ her drink,Serena returned to _45_ in the yard,feeling warm in her heart and 文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 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分)阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。A()46.Robert gets out of his bad moods by _ Adoing exercise Bgoing to a park or the beach Ctaking a long walk Dpromising himself something special()47.From the text,we know that _ 文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 HL7Z5L8K5C5 ZW9P2L3C2N3文档编码:CO3Y1Q3L4V6 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