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1、2020年浙江省绍兴市中考英语试卷二、完形填空(此题有15小题，每题15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正确答案.)1. When I was little, one of my favorite holiday traditions was making a wish list for Santa Claus . Every year, my father helped me (1) all that I wanted . Often, I put food on the list: chocolates, candies.One year, I even

2、 asked for my favorite (2)! *As I grew older, I no longer wrote to Santa Claus, but I never (3) making a list of the things that I most liked or wanted .One year, I went to China to work in a (4) . In China, most people dont celebrate Christmas .(5) , they celebrate Chinese New Year . In my classes,

3、 Iasked my students to make lists for Santa Claus . But they (6) me . nWe get lucky money at Chinese New Year, one girl told me . Thats better than gifts from Santa Claus!H I nodded . Maybe she was (7) !On Christmas Eve, my friends and I went walking in the city .(8) Christmasisnt a holiday in China

4、 , many people were out in the streets and having fun . They (9)Santa hats, ate candies and said nMerry Christmas1 to us in English . They knew we were (10) .After a few hours, my friends and I were (11) and a bit cold , One Christmas when I was small, wished for soup from Santa Claus, * I told my f

5、riends . They laughed .We went into a restaurant and sat at a table .(12) my friends criedout . Look, Beth, your (13) coming true!nI turned around . Santa Claus* stood (14) me . Well, it was the waiter, but he was dressed in a red and - white Santa Claus suit!“Merry Christmas . What can I get you? (

6、15) asked .Soup!” we said in chorus (齐声).(1) A.fix(2) A.soup(3) A.enjoyed C.stoppedB.hideB.coffee(4)A.restaurant A.Instead(6)A.depended onC.worried aboutB.schoolB.NextA.politeB.rightC.listC.milkB.suggestedD.rememberedC.bankC.AlsoB.cared forD.laughed atC.seriousD.nameD.teaD. storeD.AnywayD.careful五、语

7、法填空（此题有10小题，每题10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.8. spending,the,safely,they,but,are waiting,in,stricter,be allowed,parents六、阅读（此题有5小题，每题5分，共计5分）下面短文有四处需要添加首 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 中一项为哪一项多余选项），并完成下面的小题.9. DAECB七、书面表达（此题有1小题，共计20分）10. Watch movies at home or in the cinema

8、?Recently, Ive done a survey about whether students like to watch movies at home or in the cinema .（点题）64% of the students like to watch movies at home . For one thing, they can spend less money . For another, they will have more choices about what to watch . However, 36% of the students prefer goin

9、g to the cinema . From their point of view, they will have the chance to enjoy huge screens and feel excellent sound in the cinema, which can always give them a wonderful watching experience .【高分句型一】（调查结果）For me, its a better idea to watch movies at home . 【高分句型二】I can be free to do what I want whil

10、e watching movies, like eating or talking about the characters with my family .（我的观点）(8)A.When(9)A.sold(10)A.foreigners (11)A.nervous (12)A.Suddenly (13)A.plan (14)A.against (15)A.itB.ThoughC.BecauseD.IfB.madeC.woreD.washedB. reportersC.passengersD.neighborsB.quietC.sleepyD.hungryB.FinallyC.LuckilyD

11、.NaturallyB.wishC.promiseD.fearB.belowC.aboveD.behindB.heC.ID.she三、阅读理解（此题有15小题，每题6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正确答案.）2.YOU COULDWIN $ 500TO HELP SAVE LIONS!With a lions strong jaws and claws, its no wonder that this big cat is a big star in the wild . But the powerful animal still faces dang

12、ers - including ones from humans - and their numbers are dropping .Thats why this years Almanac Challenge is all about saving lions - and how you can help . Send in a poster that includes a drawing and a one - sentencemessage about why its important to protect lions . You could win a $ 500 gift card

13、 to host a Lions Forever* party - but you can host one on your own too! Invite friends, family, and classmates to talk about why its important to save these big cats . And your drawing might be included in a future issue （期）of Nat Geo Kids magazine . Natgeokids . com, or even in next years Almanac C

14、hallenge!Important Entry InformationAlmanac Challenge starts on May 8, and ends on December 3.Open to U.S. people who are aged 6 to 12 years or older . To enter, visit natgeokids . com/almanac . See official rules for complete prize description and more information .（1） The purpose of Almanac Challe

15、nge is to.A. tell us the importance of lionsraise $ 500 for a partyB. encourage us to help save lionssell Nat Geo Kids magazines .（2） If you want to join in Almanac Challenge, you must.A. call Nat Geo Kids magazinebe at least six years oldB. have a talent for drawinghand in a poster after Dec.3 .（3）

16、 Almanac Challenge is most probably a.A. competition B. meetingC. surveyD. test .3. A Chinese song could be heard in a classroom in Sanaa, the capital of Yemen （也 门）,where around 20 Chinese learning schoolchildren were singing .nI love to learn the Chinese language because it is very nice, important

17、 and I want to travel to China to complete my studies there, n Karim al - Areqi, a student of the private Languages Model School in Sanaa, told Xinhua .Teacher Mohammed al - Ansi, who learnt the language in China and received a university degree, stressed （强调）the importance of learning the Chinese l

18、anguage . n It is the language of the future and it is necessary for all people to get advantages from the great development in China, n he said .Like many other private elementary and secondary schools in Yemen, the Chinese language is a basic part of the Languages Model Schoofs courses, where the

19、students study Chinese as actively as math and science subjects . In teaching the Chinese language, I succeeded in educating students in a simple way that fits everyone, n al - Ansi said proudly, stressing that teaching Chinese has changed his life without doubt .A - Ansi expects that Yemen and Chin

20、a will work together to set up centers and schools for teaching the Chinese language in Yemen so that many young Yemenis can learn . I hope that a branch of the Confucius Institute （孑L子学院）could be built in Yemen to teach the language and spread the Chinese culture to many students and researchers wh

21、o are interested in learning the Chinese culture and language, n he said .Many Yemenis see that learning a foreign language may open a way of hope to a newlife, such as getting a better job, making more money and paving (铺平)the way to a bright future in the countiy that has experienced war for almos

22、t five years .(1) The passage tells us that Mohammed al - Ansihas got a university degree in YemenA. sings Chinese songs wellthinks it important to study ChineseB. owns a language school .(2) In the Languages Model School, the studentsconsider Chinese a simple languageA. do well in science and matht

23、ake pride in Mohammed al - AnsiB. are active in learning Chinese .(3) The 5th paragraph is mainly aboutthe Chinese cultureA. Mohammed al - Ansis hopecenters for learning ChineseB. the way of doing research .(4) It can be learnt from the passage thatmany young Y emenis learn Chinese for a better futu

24、reA. learning Chinese is sure to make Yemenis richmore and more Yemenis are going to work in ChinaB. Chinese has been popular inOn February 12, 2019, Brendon Fontaine blew out five candles on a birthday cake . He loved the cake so much, “ says his mother, Faith, who lives in Winnipeg with Brendon .

25、B had to hide it in the back of the fridge .Brendons surprise came from Cakes for Kids, a group of home bakers (烘焙师)who know that a simple birthday cake can be uncommon for poor families like the Fontaines .The group was set up three years ago by Christy Rogowski, a 40 - year - old who works in heal

26、th care was really upsetting, n Rogowski says .A Facebook call out for volunteers finally added 150 bakers to their name list . When volunteers first apply (申请),theyre asked why they want to do so . Some people have said that they didnt have a cake on their birthday growing up, and they know how imp

27、ortant it is, n says Singleton . More commonly, though, they say they want families in need to know that their neighbors care about them .The names of the cake receivers are provided by community organizations and Winnipeg Child and Family Services . A child might receive a cake because the family i

28、s poor . Sometimes a child is sick, leaving the family too busy to make the treat themselves . Cakes also go to children living in foster care (寄养).Jodi Korolyk, a worker with Winnipeg Child and Family Services, has so far ordered birthday cakes for five of the almost 800 kids in their system . It s

29、hows the child they have a lot of people there to support them, she say .By the end of last year, Cakes for Kids had baked over 575 cakes to mark kids, birthdays, and the baking continues . Rogowski and Singleton are even considering developing the program nationally and also providing cakes for old

30、 people who live alone . After all, theres no age difference when it comes to the positive role of a well - timed cake .(1) The example of Brendon is given to help explain why.A. cakes should be put in the fridgechildren like cakes so muchB. Cakes for Kids was set upsome families became poor .(2) We

31、 can see from the passage that the group Cakes for Kids.A. pays its workers much moneyhas a history of three yearsB. cares about volunteers healthgives away cakes online .(3) Paragraph 5 mainly tells us.A. where kids can celebrate birthdayshow cakes are sent to kidsB. who can probably receive cakesw

32、hen cakes need to be ordered .(4) The last paragraph shows that Rogowski and Singleton plan to.A. offer cakes to the old living alonemake another 575 birthday cakesB. improve their skills in making cakescreate new kinds of birthday cakes .4. With schools closed and restrictions (限制) on public activi

33、ties it can be as time with their friends difficult time for young people who suddenly cant spend and family in person .However , the situation has already to some creative ways of using technology to keep in touch with those people, from video calls and group chats (聊天)to online games . Experts say

34、 that young people might find the social restrictions on seeing their friends in real life stressful, which is why technology can be helpful,Keping relationships is very important for health, n says Dr Amanda Gummer . creator of Dr Gumers Good Pliy Cuide . She adds that this is more important the ol

35、der you get . Not these friendships can make it more difficult for you to get back intoschool when the time comes, n she says . Chezzy Kennedy, from a raining program called Confident Kids, agrees . Staying connected to those we care about is even more important now than ever before, n she says . nW

36、e can suddenly fel quite lonely . ”Messaging apps and video calls are good for checking in with friends, or organizing group chats to keep in touch . Video chats are a great way to keep connected with your wider friendship group, n says Gummer . Experts agree that there are plenty of ways to be crea

37、tive with video chats besides talking to friends . Gummer suggests, nA virtual (虚拟的) filmand pizza night can work well . ”Sharna Jackson, an expert on young people and technology, has lots of ideas too . She suggests taking turns to teach friends something youre really good at - such as painting and

38、 drawing, perhaps . She also thinks that online games, including Fortnite and Minecraft, can play a really good role .Its good to play together . Its social, theres problem solving and turn . taking, and it helps you develop different skills, n she says .(1) According to the passage, young people wi

39、ll when they cant stay withfriends .A. be afraid of growing upfail to pass the examsB. experience a hard timerefuse to go to school .(2) The underlined word maintaining probably means.A. controlling B. endingC. checkingD. keeping .(3) The passage mentions the fllwing ways of keeping in touch EXCEPT.

40、A. talking to friends on the Internetplaying online gamesB. producing online videos togetherteaching friends online .(4) What*s the best title for the passage ?A. Away from friendsTogether with technologyD. Back to school四、词汇运用（此题有15小题，每题5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）.）5. nearly ； cap ； sm

41、ell ； between ； kiss(1) My pet cat often hides its toys under those.(2) Her mother her goodbye as she goes to school every day .(3) I travel Shaoxing and Hangzhou twice a week .(4) It was one oclock, but she still didnt show up .(5) The dish so delicious that I couldnt wait to taste it .B.阅读下面短文，然后根

42、据括号内所给汉语意思写出单词的正确形式(每空一词).)Mark Quinn is trying to make the world happy - one person at a time . He hit upon the idea after studying how a persons happiness could be (1) (影响)by social media (媒体).Instead of just thinking about his own happiness, he wondered if there was a (2) (秘密的) way to make people

43、 around the world happy .Quinn turned to something he (3) (他自己)loves . All my life Fve been taking photos, he says, and for the past (4) (七)years, Fve spent a lot of time making scrapbooks (剪贴簿)filled with photos, (5) (明信片), tickets . It gives me such joy to look back on these . I just thought - may

44、be I could create an online scrapbook that everyone could (6) (提供)in. ”From his idea came the book The Happiness Sera pbook . Quinn travelled in America taking pictures and asking people the (7) (相同的) question ： what makes you happy ? nIve got . photos and answers from strangers, friends, family, as

45、 well as others who (8) (清楚地)have something to say, n he says .Quinn hopes to start a (9) (网站) or a book, which can be something for people to turn to when they are (10) (充满的)of sadness . ” That idea makes me more than just happy, says Quinn .五、语法填空(此题有10小题，每题10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

46、词的正确形式.)About 20 million children in America attend summer camp every year, according to the American Camp Association (ACA) . They look forward to (1) (spend) time there with friends .But with social distancing (社交B巨离)rules in (2) United States, many summer camps face difficult decisions . Can they

47、 (3) ( safe) welcome campers this year ? Do they need to close for the season ? Or should (4) change how they cany out their programs ?nMost camps are asking not only when theyre going to open, (5) also how they*re going to open, says Tom Rosenberg, president of the ACA . He says that many camps (6)

48、 ( wait) on instructions from the government now .nThe states summer camps could open (7) June, “ Beth Bye, the leader of the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood, said a week ago . But there need to be (8) (strict) health rules than ever . Most programs will not (9) (allow) to have more than 30 kids . ”Bye added that camps are important for both kids and (10) (parent) . ”For many families, she