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1、-在-此-卷-上-答-题-无-效-绝密启用前2020年浙江省绍兴市初中学业水平考试英 语毕业学校_姓名_ 考生号_ _ _卷I（选择题共70分）（一）听力部分（共25分)一、听力(本题有15小题，第一节每小题1分，第二、三节每小题2分，共计25分)第一节：听小对话，回答问题。1. WherewasMarylastnight?A. Atalibrary.B. Ataconcert.C. Athome.2. Whichclubistheboylookingfor?A. TheEnglishClub.B. TheSportsClub.C. TheMusicClub.3. Whenshouldtheb

2、oyhandintheproject?A. OnMonday.B. OnTuesday.C. OnWednesday.4. WhatisGinagoingtodo?A. Studyforatest.B. Eaticecream.C. Playtennis.5. Whatarethetwospeakersmainlytalkingabout?A. Cathysbirthday.B. Cathysbag.C. Cathysstore.第二节：听较长对话，回答问题。听下面一段对话，回答第67小题。6. Howdoestheboyfeelnow?A. Surprised.B. Excited.C. B

3、ored.7. WhydoesLucythinktheboyshouldhavethecar?A. Becausehehasgotarichfather.B. Becauseheworksoutsidetown.C. Becausehehasstudiedreallyhard.听下面一段对话，回答第810小题。8. HowlongwillJennystayinMexico?A. Twoweeks.B. Sixweeks.C. Eightweeks9. WhatwillJennydoinMexico?A. Learnart.B. Taketheexams.C. Workatahospital.1

4、0. WhomwillStevegoonholidaywith?A. Hisfriend.B. Histeacher.C. Hisfamily.第三节：听独白，回答问题。11. WhatdoesLindaprobablydo?A. Aguide.B. Acook.C. Adoctor.12. Whatcoloristhezoosmainroad?A. Red.B. Yellow.C. Green.13. HowdoesLindalikewatchinganimalseatlunch?A. Relaxing.B. Interesting.C. Important.14. Whyshouldntk

5、idsrunthroughthezoo?A. Becausetheymaybelost.B. Becausetheymaygetthemselveshurt.C. Becausetheymayputanimalsindanger.15. Howmanyrulesarementioned?A. Two.B. Three.C. Four.（二）笔试部分（共45分）二、完形填空（本题有15小题，每小题1分，共计15分）阅读下面短文,然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。WhenIwaslittle, oneofmyfavoriteholidaytraditionswasmakingawishl

6、istforSantaClaus. Everyyear, myfatherhelpedme16allthatIwanted. Often, Iputfoodonthelist: chocolates, candies Oneyear, Ievenaskedformyfavorite17!AsIgrewolder, InolongerwrotetoSantaClaus, butInever18makingalistofthethingsthatImostlikedorwanted.Oneyear, IwenttoChinatoworkina19.InChina, mostpeopledontce

7、lebrateChristmas. 20,theycelebrateChineseNewYear. Inmyclasses, IaskedmystudentstomakelistsforSantaClaus. Butthey21me. “WegetluckymoneyatChineseNewYear,”onegirltoldme. “ThatsbetterthangiftfromSantaClaus!”Inodded. Maybeshewas22!OnChristmasEve, myfriendsandIwentwalkinginthecity. 23Christmasisntaholiday

8、inChina, manypeoplewereoutinthestreetsandhavingfun. They24Santahats, atecandiesandsaid“MerryChristmas”tousinEnglish. Theyknewwewere25.Afterafewhours, myfriendsandIwere26andabitcold. “OneChristmaswhenIwassmall, IwishedforsoupfromSantaClaus,” Itoldmyfriends. Theylaughed.Wewentintoarestaurantandsatatat

9、able.27,myfriendscriedout. “Look, Beth, your28iscomingtrue!”Iturnedaround. “SantaClaus”stood29me. Well, itwasthewaiter, buthewasdressedinaredand-whiteSantaClaussuit! “MerryChristmas. WhatcanIgetyou?” 30asked.“Soup!”wesaidinchorus(齐声).16. A. fixB. hideC. listD. name17. A. soupB. coffeeC. milkD. tea18

10、. A. enjoyedB. suggestedC. stoppedD. remembered19. A. restaurantB. schoolC. bankD. store20. A. InsteadB. NextC. AlsoD. Anyway21. A. dependedonB. caredforC. worriedaboutD. laughedat22. A. politeB. rightC. seriousD. careful23. A. WhenB. ThoughC. BecauseD. if24. A. soldB. madeC. woreD. washed25. A. for

11、eignersB. reportersC. passengersD. neighbors26. A. nervousB. quietC. sleepyD. hungry27. A. SuddenlyB. FinallyC. LuckilyD. Naturally28. A. planB. wishC. promiseD. fear29. A. againstB. belowC. aboveD. behind30. A. itB. heC. ID. she三、阅读理解（本题有15小题，每小题2分，共计30分）阅读下面四篇材料，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。AAMANACCHANLE

12、NGEYOUCOULDWIN $500TOHELPSAVELIONS!Withalionsstrongjawsandclaws, itsnowonderthatthisbigcatisabigstarinthewild. Butthepowerfulanimalstillfacesdangersincludingonesfromhumansandtheirnumbersaredropping.ThatswhythisyearsAlmanacChallengeisallaboutsavinglionsandhowyoucanhelp. Sendinaposterthatincludesadraw

13、ingandaone-sentencemessageaboutwhyitsimportanttoprotectlions. Youcouldwina $500giftcardtohosta“LionsForever” partybutyoucanhostoneonyourowntoo! Invitefriends, family, andclassmatestotalkaboutwhyitsimportanttosavethesebigcats. Andyourdrawingmightbeincludedinafutureissue(期)ofNatGeoKidsmagazine,Natgeok

14、ids. com,oreveninnextyearsAlmanacChallenge!ImportantEntryInformationAlmanacChallengestartsonMay8,andendsonDecember3. OpentoU. S. peoplewhoareaged6to12yearsorolder. Toenter,visitnatgeokids. com/almanac. Seeofficialrulesforcompleteprizedescriptionandmoreinformation.31. ThepurposeofAlmanacChallengeisto

15、_.A. tellustheimportanceoflionsB. raise $500forapartyC. encourageustohelpsavelionsD. sellNatGeoKidsmagazines32. IfyouwanttojoininAlmanacChallenge,youmust _.A. callNatGeoKidsmagazineB. beatleastsixyearsoldC. haveatalentfordrawingD. handinaposterafterDec. 333. AlmanacChallengeismostprobablya _.A. comp

16、etitionB. meetingC. surveyD. test毕业学校_姓名_ 考生号_-在-此-卷-上-答-题-无-效-BAChinesesongcouldbeheardinaclassroominSana,thecapitalofYemen(也门),wherearound20Chinese-learningschoolchildrenweresinging“IlovetolearntheChineselanguagebecauseitisverynice,importantandIwanttotraveltoChinatocompletemystudiesthere,”Karimal-

17、Areqi,astudentoftheprivateLanguagesModelSchoolinSanaa, toldXinhua.TeacherMohammedAl-Ansi, wholearntthelanguageinChinaandreceivedauniversitydegree,stressed(强调)theimportanceoflearningtheChineselanguage. “ItisthelanguageofthefutureanditisnecessaryforallpeopletogetadvantagesfromthegreatdevelopmentinChin

18、a,”hesaid.LikemanyotherprivateelementaryandsecondaryschoolsinYemen, theChineselanguageisabasicpartoftheLanguagesModelSchoolscourses, wherethestudentsstudyChineseasactivelyasmathandsciencesubjects. “InteachingtheChineselanguage, Isucceededineducatingstudentsinasimplewaythatfitseveryone,”al-Ansisaidpr

19、oudly, stressingthatteachingChinesehaschangedhislifewithoutdoubt.Al-AnsiexpectsthatYemenandChinawillworktogethertosetupcentersandschoolsforteachingtheChineselanguageinYemensothatmanyyoungYemeniscanlearn. “IhopethatabranchoftheConfucius(孔子学院),couldbebuiltinYementoteachthelanguageandspreadtheChinesecu

20、lturetomanyyearswhoareinterestedinlearningtheChinesecultureandlanguage,”hesaid.ManyYemenisseethatlearningaforeignlanguagemayopenawayofhopetoanewlife, suchasgetting ,moremoneyandpaving(铺平)thewaytoabrightfutureinthecountrythathasexperiencedwarforalmostfiveyears.34. ThepassagetellsusthatMohammedal-Ansi

21、 _.A. hasgotauniversitydegreeinYemenB. singsChinesesongswellC. thinksitimportanttostudyChineseD. ownsalanguageschool35. IntheLanguagesModelSchool, thestudents _.A. considerChineseasimplelanguageB. dowellinscienceandmathC. takeprideinMohammedal-AnsiD. areactiveinlearningChinese36. The5thparagraphisma

22、inlyabout _.A. theChinesecultureB. Mohammedal-AnsishopeC. centersforlearningChineseD. thewayofdoingresearch37. Itcanbelearntfromthepassagethat _.A. manyyoungYemenislearnChineseforabetterfutureB. learningChineseissuretomakeYemenisrichC. moreandmoreYemenisaregoingtoworkinChinaD. Chinesehasbeenpopulari

23、nYemenforfiveyearsCOnFebruary12,2019,BrendonFontaineblewoutfivecandlesonabirthdaycake. “Helovedthecakesomuch,”sayshismother, Faith, wholivesinWinnipegwithBrendon. “Ihadtohideitinthebackofthefridge.”BrendonssurprisecamefromCakesforKids,agroupofhomebakers(烘焙师)whoknowthatasimplebirthdaycakecanbeuncommo

24、nforpoorfamiliesliketheFontaines.ThegroupwassetupthreeyearsagobyChristyRogowski, a40-year-oldwhoworksinhealthcaresoftware,andherpartner, WendySingleton. “Imaginingachildwhowasntgoingtohaveabirthdaycakewasreallyupsetting,”Rogowskisays.AFacebookcall-outforvolunteersfinallyadded150bakerstotheirnamelist

25、. Whenvolunteersfirstapply(申请), theyreaskedwhytheywanttodoso. “Somepeoplehavesaidthattheydidnthaveacakeontheirbirthdaygrowingup,andtheyknowhowimportantitis,”saysSingleton. Morecommonly, though, theysaytheywantfamiliesinneedtoknowthattheirneighborscareaboutthem.Thenamesofthecakereceiversareprovidedby

26、communityorganizationsandWinnipegChildandFamilyServices. Achildmightreceiveacakebecausethefamilyispoor. Sometimesachildissick,leavingthefamilytoobusytomakethetreatthemselves. Cakesalsogotochildrenlivinginfostercare(寄养). JodiKorolyk, aworkerwithWinnipegChildandFamilyServices, hassofarorderedbirthdayc

27、akesforfiveofthealmost800kidsintheirsystem. “Itshowsthechildtheyhavealotofpeopletheretosupportthem,”shesays.Bytheendoflastyear, CakesforKidshadbakedover575cakestomarkkidsbirthdays, andthebakingcontinues. RogowskiandSingletonareevenconsideringdevelopingtheprogramnationallyandalsoprovidingcakesforoldp

28、eoplewholivealone. Afterall, theresnoagedifferencewhenitcomestothepositiveroleofawell-timedcake.38. TheexampleofBrendonisgiventohelpexplainwhy_.A. cakesshouldbeputinthefridgeB. childrenlikecakessomuchC. CakesforKidswassetupD. somefamiliesbecamepoor39. WecanseefromthepassagethatthegroupCakesforKids_.

29、A. paysitsworkersmuchmoneyB. hasahistoryofthreeyearsC. caresaboutvolunteershealthD. givesawaycakesonline40. Paragraph5mainlytellsus_.A. wherekidscancelebratebirthdaysB. howcakesaresenttokidsC. whocanprobablyreceivecakesD. whencakesneedtobeordered41. ThelastparagraphshowsthatRogowskiandSingletonplant

30、o_.A. offercakestotheoldlivingaloneB. makeanother575birthdaycakesC. improvetheirskillsinmakingcakesD. createnewkindsofbirthdaycakesDWithschoolsclosedandrestrictions(限制)onpublicactivities,itcanbeadifficulttimeforyoungpeople, whosuddenlycantspendtimewiththeirfriendsandfamilyinperson.However,thesituati

31、onhasalreadyledtosomecreativewaysofusingtechnologytokeepintouchwiththosepeople,fromvideocallsandgroupchats(聊天)toonlinegames. Expertssaythatyoungpeoplemightfindthesocialrestrictionsonseeingtheirfriendsinreallifestressful, whichiswhytechnologycanbehelpful.“Keepingrelationshipsisveryimportantforhealth,

32、”saysDrAmandaGummer,creatorofDrGummersGoodPlayGuide. Sheaddsthatthisismoreimportanttheolderyouget. “Notmaintainingthesefriendshipscanmakeitmoredifficultforyoutogetbackintoschoolwhenthetimecomes,”shesays. CheesyKennedy, fromatrainingprogramcalledConfidentKids,agrees. “Stayingconnectedtothosewecareabo

33、utisevenmoreimportantnowthaneverbefore,”shesays. “Wecansuddenlyfeelquitelonely.”Messagingappsandvideocallsaregoodforcheckinginwithfriends, ororganizinggroupchatstokeepin. touch. “Videochatsareagreatwaytokeepconnectedwithyourwiderfriendshipgroup,”saysGummer.Expertsagreethatthereareplentyofwaystobecre

34、ativewithvideochatsbesidestalkingtofriends. Gummersuggests,“Avirtual(虚拟的)film-and-pizzanightcanworkwell.”SharnaJackson,anexpertonyoungpeopleandtechnology,haslotsofideastoo. Shesuggeststakingturnstoteachfriendssomethingyourereallygoodatsuchaspaintinganddrawing,perhaps. Shealsothinksthatonlinegames, i

35、ncludingFortniteandMinecraft,canplayareallygoodrole.“Itsgoodtoplaytogether. Itssocial, theresproblem-solvingandturn-taking, andithelpsyoudevelopdifferentskills,”shesays.42. Accordingtothepassage, youngpeoplewill_whentheycantstaywithfriends.A. beafraidofgrowingupB. failtopasstheexamsC. experienceahar

36、dtimeD. refusetogotoschool43. Theunderlinedword“maintaining”probablymeans “_”.A. controllingB. endingC. checkingD. keeping44. ThepassagementionsthefollowingwaysofkeepingintouchEXCEPT_.A. talkingtofriendsontheInternetB. playingonlinegamesC. producingonlinevideostogetherD. teachingfriendsonline45. Wha

37、tsthebesttitleforthepassage?A. AwayfromfriendsB. TogetherwithtechnologyC. AloneathomeD. Backtoschool试卷（非选择题共50分）四、词汇运用（本题有15小题，每小题1分，共计15分)A. 用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词仅用一次（每空一词）。nearlycapsmellbetweenkiss46. Mypetcatoftenhidesitstoysunderthose_.47. Hermother_hergoodbyeasshegoestoschooleveryday.48. Itravel_S

38、haoxingandHangzhoutwiceaweek.49. Itwas_oneoclock,butshestilldidntshowup.50. Thedish_sodeliciousthatIcouldntwaittotasteit.B. 阅读下面短文，然后根据括号内所给汉语意思写出单词的正确形式（每空一词）。MarkQuinistryingtomaketheworldhappy-onepersonatatime. Hehitupontheideaafterstudyinghowapersonshappinesscouldbe51(影响)bysocialmedia(媒体). Inste

39、adofjustthinkingabouthisownhappiness,hewonderediftherewasa52(秘密的)waytomakepeoplearoundtheworldhappy.Quinturnedtosomethinghe53(他自己)loves. “AllmylifeIvebeentakingphotos,”hesays, “andforthepast54(七)years,Ivespentalotoftimemakingscrapbooks(剪贴簿)filledwithphotos, 55(明信片),tickets Itgivesmesuchjoytolookback

40、onthese. IjustthoughtmaybeIcouldcreateanonlinescrapbookthateveryonecould56(分享)in.”FromhisideacamethebookTheHappinessScrapbook. QuinntravelledinAmericatakingpicturesandaskingpeoplethe57(相同的)question: whatmakesyouhappy? “Ivegotphotosandanswersfromstrangers,friends, family, aswellasotherswho58(清楚地)毕业学校

41、_姓名_ 考生号_-在-此-卷-上-答-题-无-效-havesomethingtosay,”hesays.Quinnhopestostarta59(网站)orabook, whichcanbesomethingforpeopletoturntowhentheyare60(充满的)ofsadness. “Thatideamakesmemorethanjusthappy,”saysQuinn.五、语法填空（本题有10小题，每小题1分，共计10分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。About20millionchildreninAmericaattendsumm

42、ercampeveryyear,accordingtoAmericaAssociation(ACA). Theylookforwardto61(spend)timetherewithfriends.Butwithsocial-distancing(社交距离)rulesin62UnitedStates, manysummercampsfacedifficultdecisions. Canthey63(safe)welcomecampersthisyear? Dotheyneedtocloseorshould64changehowtheycarryouttheirprograms?“Mostcam

43、psareaskingnotonlywhentheyregoingtoopen,65alsohowtheyregoingtoopen,”saysTomRosenberg,presidentoftheACA. Hesaysthatmanycamps66(wait)oninstructionsfromthegovernmentnow.“Thestatessummercampscouldopen67June,”BethBye, theleaderoftheConnecticutOfficeofEarlyChildhood, saidaweekago. “Butthereneedtobe68(stri

44、ct)healthrulesthanever. Mostprogramswillnot69(allow)tohavemorethan30kids.”Byeaddedthatcampsareimportantforbothkidsand70(parent). “Formanyfamilies,”shetoldtheNewYorkTimes,“summercampistheirchildcare.”六、阅读（本题有5小题，每小题1分，共计5分）下面短文有四处(7174题)需要添加首句。请仔细阅读，从方框中所给的AE五个选项中选择符合相关段落意思的首句（其中一项是多余选项），并完成75题。HowtoGetChildrentoStopTouchingTheirFacesKidsseemliketheyrealwaystouchingeverythingintheirenvironment, fromtablesandchairstodoorsandstairs. Sincethosesurfacesmayholdgerms(细菌),youcanhelpyourchildavoidillnessbyencouragingthemnottotouchtheirfacethroughoutthe