2017河南中考英语模拟试题五.pdf

2017 河南中考英语冲刺试卷（五）姓名 _ 分数 _ 一、听力第一节（）1.What does Jane want to do this Sunday?A.go fishingB.go hikingC.go shopping（）2.How many hours did the man spend visiting the two places?A.2 hours B.3 hours C.4 hours（）3.What happened to the woman?A.She setout too early B.She missed the busC.She wasnt feeling well（）4.What time is it now?A.Its 7:00 B.It s 7:30 C.Its 8:00（）5.What does Carol want to borrow?A.a computerB.a mobile phone C.a car 第二节（）6.Where are the two speakers?A.in a library B.in a restaurant C.in a hotel（）7.Howlong will Jack go on a diet?A.For a year B.For eight months C.For half a year（）8.Who give the radio to Mary?A.Her father B.Her grandfather C.Her mother（）9.What doesn t Mary do by using the radio?A.Learn English B.Listen to newsC.Listen to music（）10.How old is Lisa?A.14 years old B.4 years old C.24 years old（）11.How long has Lisa been in the town?A.For four yearsB.For ten years C.For fourteen years（）12.What does Lisa often do in her spare time?A.picks flowers B.climbs mountainsC.climbs trees（）13.What did the woman do yesterday morning?A.She went to the cinema with her son.B.She went shopping with her son.C.She talked to many people in a shop.（）14.Where was the woman s son?A.at the toy department B.at the clothes department C.at the food department（）15.What did the woman s son say at last?A.He would never go shopping again.B.He would remember his mother s telephone number.C.He would try to go shopping alone.第三节A B C D E 16._ 17._ 18._ 19._ 20._ 二、单项选择（）21.I think it s really not _ easy thing to enter _ good senior high school.A.a,a B.an,a C.an,an D.a,an（）22.Be sure not to let others know whatI have told you today.Don t worry.I will keep the _.A.chance B.secret C.answer D.present（）23.When you finish reading the book,you can _ your opinion with your partner.A.offer B.provide C.share D.give（）24.This dress is much _ than I think.I won t take it.A.more expensive B.cheaper C.expensive D.cheap（）25.The students went on talking loudly _ paying attention to their teachers arrival.A.with B.without C.about D.like（）26.You_ speak to the old like that.After all,we will also be old some day.A.wouldn t B.needn t C.shouldn t D.won t（）27.Ouch!You stepped on my foot!I m sorry but I didn t mean to do that.I _ games on the smartphone.A.playB.am playingC.played D.was playing（）28.David,what would you like to eat?Thanks,Lily.But I don t want to eat _.I m not hungry.A.something B.anything C.nothing D.everything（）29.How do you like your new bedroom,Jenny?It is tidy and beautiful _ it is a bit small.A.so B.unlessC.though D.if（）30.What does Toms father do?He is a teacher.He _ physics at a school for ten years.A.will teach B.has taught C.teaches D.taught（）31.A new club _ in our school at the beginning of this term and now it has many members.A.starts B.is started C.has started D.was started（）32.What are you looking for?I m looking for the book The little prince _ I bought last week.A.who B.whose C.which D.when（）33.Could you please drive a little faster?My plane will _ in an hour.A.get off B.put offC.turn off D.take off（）34.Good news!Judy got first place in the English competition._ this competition,she practice really hard.A.To win B.WinC.Winning D.Wins（）35.Excuse me,do you know_ last night?Yes,it closed at 9 oclock last night.A.when the supermarket closes B.whendoes the supermarket close C.when the supermarket closed D.when did the supermarket closed 三、完形填空Nagori was unhappy because of his son,Varyu,who drank most of time.He did everything he could to change his sons bad habit,but 36.Nagori went to ask a sage（圣人）for help and the sage told him to bring his son 37him the next day.The next morning,Nagori and his son came to the sage s home.“Let s go for a 38“,said the sage.Then the sage and Varyu went to a forest on foot.“Give me that twig（嫩枝）,”said the sage.Varyu broke it 39 and handed it to the sage.Then the sage asked Varyu to pull out a small plant.After some time,the plant was in Varyu s hands.“40out the small tree,”said the sage.Varyu smiled,thinking41a piece of cake.He tried hard,but he could not pull it out.Finally Varyu had to 42.The sage smiled and said,“Bad43are just like that tree.Once they are deeply rooted,its almost44to give them up.In the beginning,you control your body.45,when bad habits become stronger,they control your body.“（）36.A.succeeded B.failed C.agreed D.forgot（）37.A.to B.from C.into D.on（）38.A.ride B.drive C.walk D.swim（）39.A.hard B.slowly C.clearly D.easily（）40.A.Pull B.Take C.Get D.Carry（）41.A.those B.he C.it D.these（）42.A.wake up B.give up C.turn up D.get up（）43.A.ideas B.words C.habits D.actions（）44.A.easy B.necessary C.dangerous D.impossible文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 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day,the couple went to the restaurant again.But their baby daughter who had been with them the last time they went to the restaurant was not with them.Kayla asked them where their lovely daughter was.The Riddles had to told Kayla that their baby daughter,Glory,had passed away（去世）four weeks before.Kayla was strongly influenced by the sad news.After the couple had their lunch,Kayla came up with a good idea.Instead of giving them a bill at the end of their meal,she gave them a note in which she said that the restaurant had paid for the meal,and they were very sorry for the Riddles loss.But the waitressdidnt tell them was that she had actually paid the bill herself.When Debbie and Shaun found out the secret,they quickly went back to the restaurant to thank Kayla.This story quickly spread all around the country,and Kayla s kindness moved everyone who heard about it.（）46.Where did the story happen?A.in a post office B.in a store C.in a museum D.in a restaurant（）47.What happened to Glory?A.She went missing B.She died C.She got sick D.She got hurt（）48.Who paid for the meal in fact?A.Kaylas boss B.Kayla C.Debbie D.Shaun（）49.How might the Riddles feel after they knew the truth?A.angry B.doubtful C.moved D.surprised（）50.What s the best title of the passage?A.a happy familyB.a delicious dish C.a bad experienceD.a very kind act B When your father comes home from work,you can easily tell if he smoked a lot during the day even though he doesn t have a cigarette in his hand.Why is that?It s because of something known as“third-hand smoke”.You might know about the term“second-hand smoke”,but do you knowwhat“third-hand smoke”is?When someone has finished smoking,toxic（有毒的）chemicals（化学物质）stick to their hair,clothes,cars,or furniture.These chemicals can hang around long after second-hand smoke has been cleared from a room and can still be found by the nose,according to The New York Times.“Your nose isn t lying”,said Professor Jonathan P.Winickoff at Harvard Medical School,US.“The stuff is so toxic that your brain is telling you:get away.”However,few people think about the risks of third-hand smoke.They don t think that breathing air in a room today where people smoked yesterday can harm their health.But it is detrimental,especially for children.Scientists say that developing brains can be harmed easily even by a small number of toxins（毒素）in the air.For example,among the 250 toxic chemicals found in cigarette smoke,one of them is lead（铅）,and the study shows contact with a tiny amount of lead in the air can lower your IQ.“Simply closing the kitchen door to smoke is not protecting kids from the effects of that smoke,”said Philip Landrigan,head of the Children s Environmental Health Center in New York.He suggested that parents should always smoke outside to keep their children away from third-hand smoke.（）51.What is third-hand smoke?A.It s the smoke coming from the cigarette in the smokers hand.B.Its the smoke that hang around in a room after smoking.C.Its toxic chemicals left over on people s hair,clothes,cars or furniture.D.Its toxic chemicals found in the cigarette smokers dropped.（）52.The underline word“detrimental”has the closest meaning to _.文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 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D.Third-hand smoke can harm people s health C There are a lot of museums in the world.A museum has many valuable objects related to science,culture or history.The Palace Museum is also known as the Forbidden City.It s located in the center of Beijing.It was built from 1406 to 1420.The Louvre Museum in Paris is one of the world s largest museums.It has about 400,000 objects.It opened on August 10,1793.The Uffizi Gallery is an art museum in Italy.It was built between 1559 to 1560.It is located in Florence.And it is one of the oldest and most famous art museums of Europe and the world.The British Museum is a museum of human culture and history located in London.It first opened to the public on January 15,1759.（）56.How many years did it take to build the Forbidden City?A.20 B.14 C.12 D.10（）57.Which museum is located in France?A.the Uffizi Gallery B.the British Museum C.the Palace Museum D.the Louvre Museum（）58.What kind of museum is the Uffizi Gallery?A.a science museum B.a history museum C.a technology museum D.an art museum（）59.When did the British Museum first open to the public?A.on February 1,1560 B.on January 15,1759 C.on May 15,1420 D.on August 10,1793（）60.The information above may come from_.A.a geographic magazine B.a story bookC.a famous novel D.a music website D What is an idea really worth?Its a question businessmen ask every day.61._ And to get to that point,you always have to share your idea with others.Sharing is the first step to make a real idea.Once you share your idea,the excitement will spread to those you ve shared it with.62._ In short,it s rare（不常发生的）that ideas are completed by a single person.文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 ZO5P9R9W7C1文档编码:CN1Z9C9A3X10 HH7C5U2Q8G4 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