2023年内蒙古自治区包头市中考英语真题【含答案】
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2023年内蒙古自治区包头市中考英语真题学校:___________姓名:___________班级:___________考号:___________一、完形填空阅读短文,从短文后各题所给的三个选项(A、B和C)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。AwalkintheparkIshafellbackonhersofastronglyandfoundherselfgettingterriblyupset.Herlivingroomwastoohotand1,andshecouldn’tbeartostaythereonemoresecond.She2upsuddenlyanddecidedthatshehadtogooutsideforsomefreshair.MaybeherneighbourGeorgiawouldwantto3withher.“Mum,”shecalled,“canIgooutsideandplaywithGeorgia?”“Absolutelynot!”hermumreplied.“Eventhoughitlooks4now,it’sgoingtorainlaterandIdon’twantyoutogetwet.”Takingnocareofhermum’swarning,Ishastucktoher5.Hermumhadgoneupstairstodosomeworkinheroffice,soIshahadthe6tosneak(偷偷地走;溜)outofthehouseandcalloutGeorgia.Luckily,she7.Thegirlsmetinthestreetandchattedhappily8theywalked.Beforelong,Ishawonderediftheyhad9—theywereinasmallunknownpark,andnoneofthebuildingsnearbylookedfamiliar.Thingsgoteven10whenshefoundsomeheavycloudsrolledin(滚滚而来).Thefirstraindropsfell,andthegirlsdecidedtogo11.Isha’s12wasbeatingfastasshetriedtosneakbackintothehousewithoutbeing13byhermum.However,toIsha’ssurprise,hermumwaswaiting14inthelivingroomforher.“Comeon,”saidhermuminpeace,“let’sgetyouintosomedryclothesbeforeyoucatcha15.”1.A.relaxingB.boringC.bright2.A.stoodB.gaveC.stayed3.A.playB.danceC.read4.A.terribleB.niceC.dark5.A.agreementB.promiseC.decision6.A.messageB.moneyC.chance7.A.failedB.succeededC.refused
8.A.whenB.ifC.because9.A.comeoutB.gotlostC.setoff10.A.betterB.funnierC.worse11.A.onB.backC.around12.A.drumB.wingC.heart13.A.noticedB.doubtedC.required14.A.excitedlyB.angrilyC.patiently15.A.coldB.ballC.bus二、阅读单选KidsinBritishschoolscandomanysports.InmostBritishschools,childrendotwohoursormoreofsportseveryweek,andtheycanchoosefrombetween15and20differentsports.Hereareseveralstudentstalkingabouttheirschoolsports.“I’mCraigHopkins,andI’minYear11atParkSchool.Iloveplayingfootballandcricket.Myfavoritesportisrowing.Thereisabiglakenearmyschool,andwegothereonceaweektorow.I’mintheschoolteamandtwoorthreetimesayearwerowagainstteamsfromschoolsinotherpartsofthecountry.”“Hi,I’mJuliainYear11atRiverSchool.ThoughI’mnotinanyteam,Icanswim,playtennisandbaseballatschool.Iloveorienteering(越野识途比赛)most!Inorienteering,youhavetorunandrun—butyouhavetofindwheretogo,too!Youhaveamapandacompass,andyouhavetogettoaplaceasfastaspossible.It’sgreatfun—evenwhenit’sraining!”
“I’mBrendan.IhaveplayedhandballwithNewcastleTigersfornearlytwoyears.It’saveryenjoyableteamsport.Insummerweplayedonthebeach.ThisyearIwonthebestplayeroftheyearawardformyoutstandingtrainingattitudeandhardwork.Ialsojoinedahandballclubatschoolandsomeotherschoolsportstoo.”16.What’sthefavoritesportofCraig?A.Rowing.B.Football.C.Orienteering.D.Handball.17.WhycouldBrendanwintheaward?A.Hewonmanycompetitions.B.Hehadagiftforhandballplaying.C.Hejoinedaprofessionalhandballclub.D.Hehadagoodtrainingattitudeandworkedhard.18.Whatdothelistedstudentshaveincommon?A.Theycomefromthesameschool.B.Theyshownointerestinteamsports.C.Theyaremembersoftheschoolteams.D.Theycanchoosemanykindsofschoolsports.I’mabouttobeginmyfifthseasonoftreeplanting.Eachyear,aroundthistime,Ihavemixedfeelingsaboutthejob.Afterenjoyingthewarmthofmyhomeforthewintermonths,Ibegintomissthechallengesoflifeinthebush.Intheearlyhoursofthemorning,wejoinourteam—normally6to12menandwomen.Someofuswillbecoveredinsuncreamanddirt.Ourtruckstraveldeepintothewoodlands.Whenwestepoutofthetrucks,we’refacedwithahillsidethathasjustbeenlogged(砍伐)andiscoveredwithpilesoflogs(原木)andbranches.Wequicklyfillourbagswithhundredsoftinytrees.Skilledtree-planterstreatthismorelikeasportthanajob,andcompetitionfillstheair.Onceourbagsarefull,wejumpfromlogtolog.Wefallmanytimes,alwayspushingourselvestogofaster.Dailypainsgettousall.Wefeeluncomfortableintheheat,dealwithcoldatnightandsufferfromanger.Butbeautifulmomentsarealwayswaiting.Iremember,lyinginmytentonenight,listeningtoapackofwolveshowlinginthedistance.TheseasonafterwardIcame
acrossabobcatthatwassittingandcalmlystaringatus.I’veworkedwitha62-year-oldtree-plantinglegend(传奇人物)calledGrant—believedtohaveplantedsevenmilliontreesin40years.Oncehegotcaughtinarockslideandbrokehisback.Ittookhimyearstorecover,buthecamebackstrongerthanever.Hispassion(热爱)forthejobremindsmeofwhatIloveaboutit.Treeplantingisalaboratoryofself-growth.Youmasteryourmindandfacetheworstandthebestinyournature.Anewversionofyourselfawaitsattheendoftheexperience.Andaftersleepinginatentallsummer,youlearnnevertotakeyourbedforgranted.Sovaluewhatyouhavehadandfacethechallengesinyourlifewithgreatpassion.19.Whydoestheauthorplanttrees?A.Tobewell-known.B.Tomakealiving.C.Tochallengehimself.D.Tolearnplantingskills.20.WhichofthefollowingcouldbestdescribeGrant?A.Honest.B.Quiet.C.Humorous.D.Strong-willed.21.Whatdoestheunderlinedpartinthelastparagraphprobablymean?A.Youneedtobeyourself.B.Youcanbemorecareful.C.Youshouldbethankfulforwhatyouown.D.Youshouldtakeyourbedwithyounexttime.22.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.CryingintheBushB.PlantingwithPassionC.ALessonfromGrantD.AMistakeintheWildAnelectronicbook—knownasane-book—isthetextandartofabookpublishedindigitalform.Somesaytheconvenienceofadigitalbookbeatsthebenefitsofreadingarealbook,thatis,abookprintedonpaper.Isthattrue?Afamouswriteroncewrote,“Youcanfindmagicwhereveryoulook.Sitbackandrelax.Allyouneedisabook!”Backthen,ofcourse,hemeantabookprintedonpaper,buttodaythat’snottheonlywaytoreadone.Peoplecanchoosetoreadarealbook,ortheycanreadane-bookonane-readerdevice(设备)oracomputer.Manypeoplelikereadinge-booksbecausetheyareconvenientandeasytocarry.However,arealbookcanneverbereplaced.Thereisnothingbetterthanthefeelofarealbook,fromtheweightofitinyourhandtothesatisfactionofturningeachpage.It’spartoftheexperienceofreading—justlikegoingtoalibraryorbookstoreandturningthepages
ofabookfreely.Scrolling(滚屏)throughadeviceisn’tthesame.Andnoteverykindofbooktranslateswelltodigital.Plus,e-bookscanrequireexpensivedevicesthatneedtobecharged(充电),aswellasInternetaccesstodownloadbooks.That’snotalwayspossibleorconvenient.Aprintedbook,however,doesn’thavetobeconnectedtobeenjoyed.What’smore,whenreadingarealbook,youcanfeelapleasureofthemind,whichwillhelpyougetinformationandrememberitmoreeffectively.Anditcontributestowardsdevelopingthecommunicationskillsandunlockourimagination.In2022,salesofe-booksintheUStotaledabout$1billion,whilerealbookssaleshit$9.1billion.Inasurvey,30%ofAmericanswhoreadbookschosee-books,whilemoststillpreferrealbooks.Besides,researchshowsthatunderstandingimproveswhenpeoplereadbooksinprint,ratherthanindigitalform.23.Whydosomepeoplelikereadinge-books?A.E-booksprovidemoreunderstanding.B.E-booksareconvenientandeasytocarry.C.E-booksincreaseprintingcostsandpaperuse.D.E-booksbenefitpeoplewithreadingdifficulties.24.Whatcanweknowfromparagraph3?A.Peoplearetoobusytoreadarealbook.B.Childrenareintoreadinge-booksnowadays.C.Itisenjoyabletoreadrealbooksinalibrary.D.Alltherealbookscanbetranslatedwelltodigital.25.What’sthepurposeoflistingnumbersinthelastparagraph?A.Tostresstheimportanceofreadingbooks.B.Toshowthepopularityofreadingrealbooks.C.TogiveexamplesofAmericanbest-sellingbooks.D.Tocomparethedifferencesofthetworeadinghabits.26.What’sthemainideaofthetext?A.ReadinghabitsarechangingB.ReadingbooksisagoodhabitC.RealbooksbenefitusinmanywaysD.Nothingcomparestoreadingane-bookTherearemillionsofteenagersusingsocialmediaeveryday.Althoughsomepeople
thinksocialmediaisapositivething,manyareworriedaboutthenegativeinfluencesitcanhaveonyoungpeople.Manyteenagersagreethatsocialmediahelpsthemstayconnectedtotheirfriendsandmakenewfriendsfromaroundtheworld.Moreandmoreteenagersarewillingtosharetheirlifeandthoughtsonline.Thankstoadvancesintechnology,howteenagersmakefriendsandcommunicatewitheachotherhaschangedgreatly.However,socialmediaalsohasmanydisadvantages,oneofwhichisthatsomeparentsbelievesocialmediamakesitharderforfamiliestospendtimetogether.TheysaythatthingsontheNetseemsuperappealing,andthattheirkidscan’ttaketheireyesoffthescreen.Asaresult,teenagerspaynoattentiontotherestoftheirfamily.Anotherseriousproblemisthatsocialmediamakesbullies(霸凌者)easiertoreachtheirgoals.Agreatmanypeoplehaveexperiencedcyberbullying—bullyingthattakesplaceonline.Sohowcanteenagersprotectthemselvesifthecyberbullyinghastakenplace?GwenTaylor,anexpertfromacharity,whichworkstoendonlinebullying,suggests,“Thefirstthingtodoistotellatrustedadultaboutwhatisgoingon.”“Ifsomeonepostscontentthatfrightensyou,youcanreportittothesocialmediaplatform.You’dbetterkeepthescreenshot(屏幕截图)ofthebehaviorbecausethiswillhelpyoutoreportitandhelpotherstohelpyou,”saysTaylor.Perhapsthemoreeffectivewayistotrytobeagooddigitalcitizen.Howyouactonlineisjustasimportantashowotherstreatyou.Gooddigitalcitizensuseonlinespacespositively,whichmeanstreatingeverybodyonlinewithkindnessandrespect.Respectotherpeople’sfeelingsanddon’tbemean(刻薄的).“Ifyouhavesharedsomethingyoushouldn’thave,it’snevertoolatetosaysorryandfixthesituation—suchastakingthepostdown.Ifyounoticesomebodyisbeingcyberbullied,considerreportingitandgettingintouchwiththepersonbeingtreatedbadlytomakesureheisOK,”Tayloradvises.27.What’stheadvantageofsocialmediaaccordingtothepassage?A.Ithelpsteenagersmakemorefriends.B.Itenablesteenagerstodomoreexercise.C.Itmakesteenagersfocusontheirschoolwork.D.Itoffersteenagerschancestostaywithfamilies.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“appealing”inparagraph3probablymean?A.Interesting.B.Tiring.C.Traditional.D.Scary.29.Whatshouldteenagersdowhenfacedwithcyberbullying?
A.Believeit’snotabigdeal.B.Keeptheproblemasecret.C.NeversurftheInternetagain.D.Tellatrustedadultwhathappened.30.Whichstatementwouldtheauthormostprobablyagreewith?A.Teenagersaretooshytosharetheiropinionsonline.B.Alltheteenagershavelearnedtherulesofbeingsafeonline.C.Teenagersshouldberesponsiblefortheirwordsandactionsonline.D.It’swisetokeepsilentwhenyoufindyourfriendisbeingbulliedonline.三、补全对话7选5根据对话内容,从选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。A:Hey,Linda.Youlooksoworried.31B:Yes,it’smydogLulu.Shedidn’tfeelwellthismorning.A:32Haveyoutakenhertotheanimalhospital?B:Yes,myfatherhastakenherthere.33A:Notyet.ButI’mplanningtokeepone.Acat,maybe.B:34A:Catsarealwaysgentle,andtheydon’tneedmuchspacesincethey’resmall.B:It’strue.Butyoustillneedtoberesponsibleandtakecareofitverycarefully.A:35Havingapetisfarmorethanjustplayingwithit.A.Isanythingwrong?B.Whereareyougoing?C.Oh,I’msorrytohearthat.D.Yes,Icouldn’tagreemore.E.Bytheway,doyouhaveapet?F.Whydoyouwanttokeepacat?G.I’mafraidIcan’tagreewithyou.四、填写适当的句子补全对话根据下面的对话情景,在每个空白处填上一个适当的句子,使对话的意思连贯、完整。(SamandJoearetalkingonthephone)Sam:Hello,who’sthat?Joe:Hi,Sam.36.Sam:Hi,Joe.What’sup?Joe:Youknowthegraduationdayiscoming.Iwanttobuymyclassmatessomegiftstoshowmythanks.Theyhavehelpedmealotforthepastthreeyears.ButIdon’tknowwhattobuy.
37?Sam:Howaboutgivingeachofthemahandwrittenthank-youcard?Trustme!Theywillloveit.Joe:Soundsgreat!38?Sam:Yes,Iamfreetomorrow.Joe:Wouldyouliketobuythecardswithme?Sam:Ofcourse.39?Joe:Howabout10a.m.atourschoolgate?Sam:Noproblem.Seeyouthen.Joe:40.五、用所给单词的正确形式填空41.Writtenbetween1937and1949,TheLordoftheRingsisoneofthebest-selling______everwritten.(novel)42.—Itissaidthatelephantsarethe______existinglandmammals(哺乳动物)ontheEarth.—Butelephantpopulationshavefallensharply.(large)43.June8thwas______bytheUNin2009asWorldOceansDay.(name)44.—DoyouknowHangzhouwillholdthe19thAsianGamesfromSeptember23toOctober8?—Yes,itwillbethe______cityinChinatohosttheevent.(three)45.Look!Adeeris______besidetheroadandeatinggrass.(stand)46.Theplayersallhave______intheircoach.(confident)47.TheEarthisgettingmoreandmore______astheglobalpopulationisstillgrowing.(crowd)48.TomanyChinesepeople,theprocessof______theSpringFestivaldinnertogetherismoreimportantthanthedinneritself.(prepare)49.Over180NorthAmericanteenagers______partina“clouddialogue”,learningabouttheSanxingduiRuinsinChinaseveralweeksago.(take)50.—Heissohumorousandkind.Allhisstudentslovehim.—________.Heismyfavoriteteacher.(exact)六、语法填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
IfyouliveinthecitiesinEngland,therewillbeagreatchancethatyoumaymeetafoxinreallife.Someanimalsneedspecialhabitats(栖息地)orfood.Butfoxescanliveinallkindsofamazinglydifferent51(place)suchasdeserts,mountainsandcities.AcitylikeLondoncanbereallybusyand52(noise),butitstillhasquietcornerswherefoxescansleep.Italsohasfoxfoodsuchasmiceandfoodsdroppedbypeople.Recentlysomepeopleincitieshavealready53(see)foxescloseathand,buttheyneverseemscared.Whyisthat?Theyare54smartthattheycanevenrememberallthesafecornerswheretheycanescape.Ifafoxthinksitcanruntoitssafeexit55(fast)thanyoucanapproach(接近),itwillprobablyjustsitdownandwait.Theywon’twasteenergyrunningoffunlessitreally56(become)necessary.However,it’s57(usual)betternottofeedfoxes.Butdoenjoy58(watch)them.Theyarebeautifulinterestinganimalsandlots59peopleenjoythemaround.Afterall,seeingfoxesis60excitingreminderofourconnectiontonature.七、材料作文61.你校英文报正在征稿,主题是“Formhealthyeatinghabits”。请根据以下征稿启事,写一篇短文投稿。ARTICLESWANTED!TheWorldWideFundForNature(WWF)suggests:Eatmoreplants:havemorevegetablesandwholegrains(全谷类);Eatavarietyoffoods:don’tbepicky(挑剔的)andhaveacolorfulplate;Eatfewerfoodshighinfat,saltandsugar;…
Writeanarticleansweringthefollowingtwoquestions.Wewillpublishthebestoneinournewspaper.1.Whyisitimportanttoformhealthyeatinghabits?2.Howcanyouformhealthyeatinghabits?注意:1.词数80左右,题目已给出,不计入总词数;2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;3.文中不得出现反映考生信息的真实人名、地名等内容。Formhealthyeatinghabits_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
参考答案:1.B2.A3.A4.B5.C6.C7.B8.A9.B10.C11.B12.C13.A14.C15.A16.A17.D18.D19.C20.D21.C22.B23.B24.C25.B26.C27.A28.A29.D30.C31.A32.C33.E34.F35.D36.ThisisJoe/ThisisJoespeaking/Joespeaking/It’sJoe/It’sJoespeaking37.Can/Couldyougivemesomeadvice/suggestions/Doyouhaveanyideas/advice/suggestions38.Areyoufreetomorrow/Doyouhavetimetomorrow39.Whenandwhereshall/willwemeet40.Seeyou41.novels42.largest43.named44.third45.standing46.confidence47.crowded48.preparing49.took50.Exactly51.places52.noisy53.seen54.so55.faster56.becomes57.usually58.watching59.of60.an61.例文FormhealthyeatinghabitsGettingintogoodeatinghabitsbenefitsusalot.Foronething,ithelpsusbuildupourbody.Foranother,itgivesustheenergyweneedtomakethemostoftheday.Inordertoformhealthyeatinghabits,we’dbettertakeavarietyoffoodsandnotbepicky.It’sagoodchoiceforustoeatvegetables,tofu,andmeatthatareallrichinnutrients.Atthesame
time,weshouldavoidfastfoodandeatfewerfoodshighinfat,saltandsugar.“Youarewhatyoueat”,astheoldsayinggoes.Sotrytoformgoodeatinghabitsandstayhealthy.
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