2022年中考英语（人教）二轮复习之小卷速测（第九套）（第二部分）.docx

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1、9 2阅读理解时间：20分钟AA poem for momYou are the sunlight in my day.You are the moon I see far away.You are the tree I lean upon.You are the one that makes troubles be gone.You are the one who teaches me about life, How not to fight and what is right. You are the words inside my song.You are my love, my lif

2、e and my mom.You are the one who cares for me.You are the eyes that help me see.You are the one who knows me best, When its time to have fun and time to rest.You are the one who has helped me dream.You hear my heart and you hear my screams. When I cry like a lost dove（鸽子），Im grateful that you protec

3、t me with your wings of love.You are my friend, my heart and my soul.You are the greatest friend I know.You are the words inside my song.You are my love, my life and my mom.1. Your mom will if you get into trouble.A. help you dream B. help you outC. help you see D. fight with you2. Your mom is like

4、all the following EXCEPT.A. a tree B. the eyesC. a dove D. the moon3. The last part mainly talks about mom is.A. a tree B. a teacherC. a dreamer D. a friendBBaths and bathing have long been considered of medical importance to man. In Greece, there are the ruins（废墟）of a water system for baths built o

5、ver 3, 000 years ago. The Romans had warm public baths, too. In some baths, as many as 3, 000 people could take a bath at the same time.Treating disease by taking baths has been popular for centuries. Modern medical bathing first became popular in early modern Europe, and by the late 1700s, it had a

6、lso become popular in theUnited States.For many years, frequent bathing was believed to be bad for one*s health. Ordinary bathing just to keep clean was avoided, and perfume was often used to cover up body smells.During the 1700s, doctors began to say that soap and water were good for health. They b

7、elieved that it was good fbr people to be clean. Slowly, people began to bath more frequently. During the Victorian era of the late 19th century, taking baths on Saturday night became common.In the United States, ordinary bathing became popular very slowly. In the 18th century, many Americans were k

8、nown as The Great Unwashed/9 In one American city, fbr example, a person was only allowed to take a bath every thirty days. That was a law!Today, bathing is partly seen as a matter of habit in the United States. People know that bathing for cleanliness is important to health. Doctors believe that di

9、rty bodies increase the chance of diseases. Therefore, people in the United States tend to take baths more often.4. Who built a water system for baths over 3， 000 years ago?A. The Romans. B. The Greeks.C. The Americans. D. The Europeans.5. What kind of bathing came up in early modern Europe?A. Ancie

10、nt medical bathing.B Modern medical bathing.C. Frequent bathing with soap.D. Ordinary bathing with soap.6. What did doctors think of being clean during the 1700s?A. Unimportant. B. Unnecessary.C. Good for health. D. Bad for health.7. What is the main idea of the passage?A. Bathing in the United Stat

11、es.B - The histoiy of bathing.C. The modern medical bathing.D. Good points and bad points of bathing.CCrossing the street in Chinas big cities can be as dangerous as crossing a river filled with crocodiles. Cars making right turns at intersections seldom slow down, motor bikes scoot（冲） through red l

12、ights, and pedestrianswho seem to think they are Iron Man-jaywalk with a careless indifference to their own safety., thousands of people are killed and many more are injured every year on city streets nationwide. Most of these deaths and injuries could have been prevented if everyone just obeyed the

13、 traffic laws. But that is the big problem: Everyone knows the rules, but they just choose to ignore（忽视）them.Shanghai has had some success in reducing traffic deaths by placing more police at intersections and issuing on-thc-spot 行ncs（开现场罚单）to motorists and jaywalkers. However, Beijing has decided o

14、n a softer approach to the problem一dancing and singing!Since April, theyve introduced the “Dengdeng or “Wait fbr the Light dance. Volunteers, mostly damas and young children, dance and sing the “Dengdeng song, which includes the words “Wait a little longer, and be happy fbr a lifetime”, to discourag

15、e jaywalkers. The volunteers then go into the intersection to sing their song to make sure motorists obey the red light.This softer way to discourage law breakers is more people-friendly and is more likely to get people to cooper-ate, at least in the short run. It will be interesting to see if peopl

16、e will continue to pay attention to the “Dengdeng dancers after the novelty （ = newness） wears off. Will city people, who always seem to be in a hurry, begin to ignore the volunteers and their safety message? And will motorists begin to see the volunteers as just another obstacle（障碍）they have to dri

17、ve around-or over?8. What does Paragraph 1 mainly talk about?A. What the streets in China*s big cities are like.B. How Chinese people cross the streets in big cities.C. Why it is dangerous to cross the streets in Chinas big cities.D. There are different ways to cross the streets in Chinas big cities

18、.9. What can we put in the blank ?A. To our surpriseB. As a resultC. As we all knowD. To tell you the truth10. Which of the following is TRUE about “Dengdeng dance?A. There must be a policeman at the traffic lights.B , There are all kinds of people dancing in the street.C. The dancers dont sing any

19、words to jaywalkers.D. It may do good to the motorists or the jaywalkers.11. What might the writer worry about most according to Paragraph 5?A. The dancers* safety.B , The novelty of the dance.C. The safety message.D. The obstacle to motorists.DGreat white sharks are known as one of the most dangero

20、us creatures on earth. But according to a shocking new study, great white sharks are also one of the most endangered species. Wildlife experts say there are now fewer than 3, 500 great white sharks left in the oceans, making them rarer（更稀有的）than tigers.Great white sharks can grow to 20 feet in lengt

21、h, weigh up to 5, 000 pounds and are found in any warm coastal waters. Most, however, live off the coasts of California, Mexico, Australia and South Africa. Although they were once thought to be eating machines, “ recent research has shown they are also skilled hunters, attacking fish and seals from

22、 below.Scientists at Stanford University have found that great white sharks are incredible long-distance swimmers. They could travel 12, 000 miles in nine months. The research showed that sharks seen swimming around Hawaii were the same ones seen off the coast of California just six months later.Dr.

23、 Ronald ODor said the number of great white sharks in the wild was far smaller than scientists realized. The total population of great white sharks in the worlds oceans is actually smaller than the number of tigers, “ he said. People once thought sharks were bad and there was no need to save great w

24、hite sharks. But now, people are beginning to understand that they are rare and that they are a wonderful species.Great white sharks were made infamous by the film Jaws, but they rarely attack people. Each year, they are responsible for five to ten attacks on people. Some shark experts say attacks o

25、n people are usually done by accidentwith the creatures mistaking people for seals.12. Which of the following words are suitable to describe great white sharks? dangerous rare powerful clumsy（笨拙的） skillfulA.B.C.D.13. Which of the following statements about great white sharks is TRUE?A. They often at

26、tack humans without any notice.B , They are so strong that people cannot threaten them.C. They are unable to swim long distances near the beach.D. Part of the wrong idea about them comes from movies.14. The article mainly wants to tell the readers.A. the real danger of great white sharksB , how the

27、lives of great white sharks have changedC. the importance of protecting great white sharksD. more detailed information about great white sharks15. Where can we most probably read this article?A. In a science magazine.B. In a guidebook.C. On a business website.D. On a notice board.9-2阅读理解A【主旨大意】本文是一首

28、小诗，讲述的是母亲是孩子 的日月、依赖、老师和朋友，表达了对母亲的感恩之情。1. B 细节理解题。由You are the one that makes troubles be gone.”可知，母亲在你陷入困境时能帮你摆脱困境，故选Bo2. C 推理判断题。由“When I cry like a lost dove（鸽子）” 可知，此处dove指的是孩子，故选C。3. D细节理解题。由You are my fHend和You are thegreatest friend I know.”可知，母亲就像是一位朋友，故选D。【主旨大意】本文是一篇说明文，讲述了洗澡的历史 以及人们对洗澡看法的不断

29、改变。4. B 细节理解题。由第一段第二句In Greece, there are the ruins（废墟）of a water system for baths built over 3, 000 years ago.”可知，希腊人建造了浴室供水系统。故选B。5. B 细节理解题。由第二段第二句Modem medical bathing first became popular in early modem Europe”可矢口， “modern medical bathing”在那时出现了。故选 B。6. C 细节理解题。由第四段第一句中“doctors began to say tha

30、t soap and water were good for health”和第二句中“it was good for people to be clean”可知，C 为正确答案。7. B 主旨大意题。本文是一篇介绍洗浴历史的文章。 故选B。C【主旨大意】这是一篇议论文，讲述了“等灯”舞的出现 及其作用，最后作者表达了对这种舞蹈的效果的担忧。8. C推理判断题。由右转不减速的车辆、摩托闯红灯、 行人不走斑马线可知，这些都是在中国过马路危险的原因。 故选CoB推理判断题。上述三种交通违法情况最终导致人员伤亡，故选B。9. D 推理判断题。因为“等灯”舞是为摩托车手和乱 穿马路者跳的，所以对这两类

31、人的作用最大，故选D。10. A 推理判断题。由ignore the volunteers,HCsee the volunteers as just another obstacle和drive around-or over” 可以判断，这些志愿者面临的危险会随着舞蹈的新鲜度降低 而增加，故选A。D【主旨大意】这是一篇说明文，讲述了大白鲨的生存 状况和保护它们的重要性。11. C细节理解题。由第一段第一句、第四段最后一 句、第三段第一句、第二段最后一句中的关键词dangerous, rare, incredible long-distance swimmers, skilled 可矢口选 C。

32、12. D 推理判断题。由第五段第一句Great white sharks were made infamous by the film Jaws”可知选 Do13. C 推理判断题。由第一段最后一句及第四段中 “People once thought sharks were bad and there was no need to save great white sharks. But now, people are beginning to understand that they are rare and that they are a wonderful species.”可知选 CoA 推理判断题。这是一篇科普文章，因此我们可以在科学杂志上读到它。