2023年江西省南昌市中考模拟英语试卷（附答案）.docx

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1、2023年江西省南昌市中考模拟英语试题学校:姓名:一、听短对话选答案.班级:.考号:What does the girl want to have?A.Some oranges.B. Some apples.C.Some water.2.A.Alans grandma.B. Alans sister.C.Alans mother.Who wants to know how to use the Internet?3.A. Three.B. Four.C.Five.How many people will be at the picnic?4.A.Mr. Jackson.B. Sams.C. T

2、he girfs house.Where is the boy going to eat?5.A.She doesnt have any tickets.B. The ticket has been sold out.What does the woman mean?C.Its free to visit the Science Museum.二、听长对话选答案请听下面1段材料，回答3个小题。6.What are the speakers going to do tomorrow?A.Go boating.B. Go hiking.C.Go bike riding.7.A.At 6:30.B.

3、 At7:00.C.At 7:30.8.What can we learn from the conversation?A.Todays weather is worse than yesterday.B.The speakers want to enjoy the morning sunshine.C.The speakers will take food, drinks and some cards.请听下面1段材料，回答3个小题。9. What happened to Mr. King?A.He had a fever.B. He had a toothache.C.His leg wa

4、s hurt.When will they set out tomorrow morning?10.A.His wife.B. A young man.C.Some students.Who took Mr. King to the hospital?11.A.The young man drove his car fast.B. Mr. King doesnt feel much better.Which of the following is true?Mr. King will go to school tomorrow.三、听短文选答案请听下面1段材料，回答4个小题。12. Why d

5、oes Tim go to New York?A. Because he wants to learn English.C. Because he learns how to make cartoons.13. What is Tims living place like?A. Big but cheap.C. Clean and quiet.14. Where does Alan come from?A. Canada.B. America.15. What can we learn from the monologue?A. Tim lives on the ninth floor.B.

6、Because his parents have new jobs.B. Small but comfortable.C. China.B. Tim often walks along the river aftersupper.C. Tim and Alan both like American action movies.四、听录音补全句子16. Yesterday we went to the field and played against Portland Middle School.17. Mr. Brown wanted us to keep in mind while play

7、ing the game.18. One of the players called Peter from the other team was.19. The players of the other team began to because they couldnt get the ball.20. When the match ended, we got goals in total.五、单项选择21. As you grow older, one important thing is to learn how to make wisely.A. facesB. mistakesC.

8、resultsD. choices22. Are your parents used to the city life now?一 I dont think so. They still feel much in the countryside.A. goodB. betterC. badD. worse23. 一 Dad, I cant work out this math problem. Can you give me a hand?Wait a moment. I on the phone.A. am talkingB. will talkC. was talking D. have

9、talked24. The two boys said they couldnt leave the old man alone they were sure hewas all right.A. orB. butC. becauseD. unless25. Linda, what great progress youve made!Thanks. I English half an hour every day during the winter holiday.A. practiceB. practicedC. will practiceD. have practiced26. If ou

10、r plan can cause any problem, we have to it.A. treatB. cancelC. promiseD. overcome27. Jack is a big fan of Chinese culture. He goes to the museums first wherever hetravels.A.neverB. hardlyC. alwaysD.sometimes28. I cant understand what the book is about because it in French.A.writeB. wroteC. has writ

11、tenD.is written六、完形填空Summer time in the United States generally means people have a lot more free time to enjoy the outdoors. The sun is out for longer, so there are more hours in the 29 to enjoy. Having more free time does not mean you need to 3（） a lot of money. There are plenty of ways to enjoy y

12、our city or town for little or no money.In summer, many parks 31 free concerts. Sometimes these concerts feature （以为特色）bands and musicians that are 32. Other times the concerts aregiven by up and coming （崭露头角的）33. It doesnt matter whether you know theband playing or not, these free concerts in the p

13、ark are a great way to 34 music outdoors. If you arrive at the park 35 with your friends, you can even have a picnic. Many parks also offer free outdoor screenings of 36. Its always a good idea toarrive early to get a good viewing spot （地点）.Being too 37 to the movie screen is no fun - your neck will

14、 38. And sitting too far means youll have to squint （眯眼看）.These outdoor movie screenings are also great for picnics.If you are a big fan of theater, most big cities have 39 Shakespeare-in-the-park programs. These programs feature different works of Shakespeare: performed live and outdoors. Many of t

15、hese programs are free. Some of these Shakespeare-in-the-park programs are so 40 that people line up fbr hours to get free tickets. Usually the tickets are“first come, first served”. If all the tickets are 41 before you get to the front of theline, then you are out of luck. So get there early!If you

16、 dont have air conditioning, many museums offer free admission days or hours.42 the museums being cool in temperature, they are also cool 43 youcan see amazing works of art.29. A. hourB. dayCmonthD, year30. A. saveB. wasteC.spendD. borrow31. A. openB. offerC.chooseD. change32. A. newB. proudC.famous

17、D handsome33. A. artistsB. writersC.dentistsD. magicians34. A. watchB. enjoyC.learnD. support35. A. lateB. earlyC.slowlyD. happily36. A. showsB. playsC.operasD. movies37. A. farB. highC.closeD. straight38. A. hurtB. breakCworryD. drop39. A. itsB. ourC.yourD. their40. A. loudB. popularChopefulD. comm

18、on41. A. given awayB. sold outC.put downD. fixed up42. A. WithB. FromC.BesidesD. Without43. A. ifB. unlessC.thoughD. because七、短文选词填空serioushitfeel alsoexperiencestresssuddenslowbuildingtheir butWhen an earthquake happens, part of the Earths surface moves. In fact, the surface of the Earth moves all

19、the time. The tectonic plates（地壳板块）which make up the surface press against each other very 44. Over thousands of years, this movement creates great45 . In some places where the layers俵层） of rock are weak, this finally causes a46 movement -an earthquake. Thousands of earthquakes happen every day,47 m

20、ost are very small and cause no damage. A large earthquake shakes48 to the ground, or causes a tsunami（海啸）wave. The results are usually very49 .Its common for people in southern Europe 50 big earthquakes, and on November 1st, 1755, a powerful earthquake 51 the city of Lisbon in Portugal.Between 60,0

21、00 and 100,000 people lost52-lives. After the earthquake a tsunamistruck the city, and there was 53 a fire, which caused nearly total destruction（毁灭）.People as far away as Finland 54 the shock, and the tsunami reached Barbados in the West Indies.八、阅读单选Calendar of EventsMAY4ChesterStory Time at Misty

22、 Valley: A small Blue Whale held at Phoenix Books; 11:00 A. M. Enjoy a spring Saturday morning with Gramma Ray and join us for a reading of the childrens book. A Small Blue Whale by Beth Ferry and Lisa Mundorff. After we read together, we will have a fun activity! 802 -875 -3400MAY 11BrandonSilent M

23、ovie Festival with Live Music, Safety Last held at Brandon Town Hall; 7:00 P.M. Harold Lloyd stars in Safety Last”（ 1923 ）,to be screened with live music. For more information, please visit: www. brandontownhall. org. Free, donations（捐赠）accepted.MAY 8Burlington Community（社区）Dinner held at Pathways V

24、ermont Community Center; 5:00 P. M. The Pathways Vermont Community. Center offers regular meals to the public for free.MAY 11BurlingtonFree Family Saturdays: A Family Dance Party held at Flynn Center for the Performing Arts; 10:00 A. M. Free family musical programs held in the Flynns lobby on the fo

25、llowing Saturday mornings at 10 a. m. For more information, see the website at https:/ www. flynncenter. org55. Who is going to read the childrens book?A. Gramma Ray. B. Beth Ferry.C. Lisa Mundorff. D. Harold Lloyd.56. Where can we go for fun on a Saturday night?A. Phoenix Books.B. Brandon Town Hall

26、.C. The Pathways Vermont Community Center. D. Flynn Center for the Performing Arts.57. Which of the following is true according to the calendar above?A. Community Dinner isnt for everyone.B. We dont have to pay fbr any of the events above.C. Silent Movie Festival offers live music and dance parties.

27、D. Free family musical programs are held every Saturday morning.Florence Nightingale made nursing a respectable profession for women. She was born in 1820 into a rich British family. She was in her twenties when she became interested in health care. Her parents were quite surprised to know their dau

28、ghters interest, because rich women did not work at all in those days. However, Nightingale did not change her mind and in the end her parents allowed her to train as a nurse for three months in Germany. After that, she worked in London in a hospital for women.In 1854, Britain, France and Turkey wen

29、t to war against Russia. When reports about the awful conditions for the wounded and sick soldiers appeared in The Times, Nightingale was asked to take some nurses to the military（军队的）hospitals. While working there, she became famous and money was collected fbr her work.She returned to London in 185

30、6. At first, she hid herself away from attention, but later, she set up a training school for nurses in London. After completing their training, the nurses worked in hospitals all over Britain and Nightingales influence spread. Florence Nightingale continued to work to improve public health for the

31、rest of her life.58. Where was Florence Nightingale trained as a nurse?A. In Britain.B. In France.C. In Russia.D. In Germany.59. What can we know about Nightingale?A. She took an interest in health care when she was twelve.B. She became famous and got some money during the war.C. She used to have a

32、job in Paris in a hospital for children.D. She tried to hide herself and got married to a doctor in London.60. What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about?A. The terrible conditions in London.B. How Nightingale became famous.C. What Nightingale did for public health.D. Nightingales life during the war.S

33、ome children do too much homework. According to data from the US Department of Education, if you spend more than two hours doing your homework, it can be bad fbr your marks.Researchers looked at the math scores of students in the eighth grade and the amount of homework they did. Then the results wer

34、e compared with similar studies of homework in other countries. They expected the results to be similar around the world but they werent.In the US scores are the best for students when they do about one hour of homework each night. When they keep studying two or more hours their marks begin to fall.

35、In Japan when students study for more than two hours their marks start going down一but only slightly （轻微地）.Canadian students seem to benefit from between one and two hours of homework - but when they do more, they dont manage to improve their result. They are about the same as when they work for only

36、 one hour!German students get higher marks when they do two to three hours homework a night, but risk getting lower scores when they do three or more hours.The conclusion （结论）seems to be that you should avoid spending too much time on your homework.61. What does the underlined word they in Paragraph

37、 2 refer to?A. The researchers. B. The students. C. The results. D. The studies.62. Whose marks seem to be least influenced by the length of time they spend?A. Students from the Us.B. Students from the Japan.C. Students from Canada.D. Students from Germany.63. Match the countries with the informatio

38、n and choose the right answer.the US a. Students get almost the same result when they study for 1 or 2 hours.Japan b. Students do best when they do about one hour of homework every night.Canada c. Students marks go down a little when they study for more than two hours.Germany d. Students get higher

39、marks when they do 2 to 3 hours of homework a night.A.cbdB.4dbC.-b-aydD.-bc也d64. What can we learn from the passage?A. The US Department of Education encourages students to do more homework.B. Spending one hour on homework is the best way to improve students marks.C. Spending too much time on homewo

40、rk doesnt mean you can get higher grades.D. It is believed that the more homework students do, the higher marks theyll get.People today take lots of photos. Many people use cell phones to take photos of their everyday life, with friends and family. Some photos are really special. They may show beaut

41、iful places or important events, like birthday parties or weddings. Years later, people may, look at, these special photos to remember the past.But how did people record important events before there were cameras? How did people long ago remember the past?Some people told stories about the past. Oth

42、ers wrote down the things they remembered. Some people made drawings. These helped them remember important events. One group of people who made drawings to remember the past was the Lakota tribe（部落）.The people of the Lakota tribe were native Americans.Every winter, Lakota leaders picked the most imp

43、ortant event from the year. A Lakota artist then drew a picture of that event. These drawings were called winter counts. This is because the event for each picture was picked in the winter. For a long time, these pictures were drawn on animal skins. Later, they were drawn on paper.The winter counts

44、showed the Lakota tribes history. Each year, the new drawing was added to the rest of the winter counts. That helped people keep track of the years.Today, winter counts are important records of the Lakota tribes past.65. How many ways were used to record important events before the camera was invent

45、ed in the passage?A. Two.B. Three.C. Four.D. Five.66. Which kind of photo from today is most similar to the winter counts?A. Photographs of famous people.B. Photographs of beautiful places.C. Photographs of special or important events.D. Photographs of daily life from mobile phones.67. Which of the

46、following is true according to the passage?A. The Lakota people like to draw pictures of the winter.B. The events for winter counts were chosen in the winter.C. People can only find winter counts on animal skins.D. Each year, new drawings replace the old winter counts.68. What is the main idea of th

47、is passage?A. The Lakota peoples winter counts are very interesting.B. The Lakota people drew winter counts to practice their drawing skills.C. The winter counts helped Lakotas people remember important events over the years.D. Cameras have made it a lot easier for people to remember important events over the years.The American west is full of “ghost