2020年苏州市吴中、吴江、相城区初中毕业暨升学考试英语模拟试卷及答案

12020苏州市吴中吴江相城区初中毕业暨升学考试英语模拟试卷及答案一、单项选择。1.Somestudentsthinktheirparentsaretoostrictthem.A.withB.inC.atD.to2.--MissWang,I’msorryI’mlate.Itocatchtheearlybus.--Itdoesn’tmatter.You’dbettercometoschoolearliernexttime.A.neededB.failedC.managedD.tried3.Theteacherspeaksveryloudlyallthestudentscanhearher.A.sothatB.eventhoughC.asifD.assoonas4.Johnisdoctor,butheisgoodattellingfunnystories.A.kindB.patientC.seriousD.careful5.--Canyoutellmehowtoputtogetherthebookcase?--It’seasy.Justfollowthe.A.introductionsB.interviewsC.instrumentsD.instructions6.--Areyougoingtohaveapicnicwithmethisweekend?--not.Imaylookaftermysister.A.ProperlyB.ExactlyC.ProbablyD.Especially7.MycousinvolunteeredintheChildren’sHomeyesterday.Hisjobwastofoodandclothes.A.carryoutB.workout8.--Didyounoticeagirlinredcomein?C.handoutD.findout--No,Ididn’t.Iabook.A.amreadingB.wasreadingC.readD.haveread9.Roseiswondering.A.whatisMattdoingB.wherehasJasongoneC.whenwillAaronleaveD.whodidthewashing10.--Don’tsmokeintheforestanymore,youngman!It’sdangerous.--.A.OK,IdoB.OK,IwillC.Sorry,Idon’tD.Sorry,Iwon’t二、完形填空。Youknowyouhavetoread“betweenthelines”togetthemostoutofanything.Markingupisalsoausefulpractice,butyoushouldn’t11abookwhichisn’tyours.Librarianswholendyoubooksexpectyoutokeepthem12.Ifyouthinkitishelpfultomarkbooks,youwillhavetobuythem.Therearetwowaysforyoutoownabook,thefirstisto13forit,justasyoubuyclothesandfurniture.Butfullownershipcomesonly14youhavemadeitapartofyourself,andthebestwaytomakeyourselfapartofitisbywritinginit.2Therearethreekindsofbook15.Thefirsthasallthebestsellers-unreadanduntouched.Thesecondhasagreatmanybooks-afewofthemread16,mostofthemdippedinto(随便浏览),butallofthemascleanasonthedaytheywerebought.Thethirdhasafewdog-eared(翻折的)books,whicharemarkedfromfronttoback.Whyismarkingabooknecessary?First,itkeepsyouawake.Inthesecondplace,readingisthinking,andthinkingcanexpressitselfin17.Themarkedbookisusuallythethought-through(经过思考的)book.Finally,18helpsyourememberthethoughtsyouhad,orthethoughtsthewriterexpressed.Ifreadingistolearnanythingmorethanpassingtime,itmustbeactive.Thebookyoureadforpleasurecanbereadinastateofrelaxation,andnothingislost.Butforagreatbook,19inideas,readingmustbeactive.Youcan’tletyoureyesmoveacrossthelines.Youshould20anunderstandingofwhatyouhaveread.11.A.buyB.writeC.useD.mark12.A.cleanB.freshC.safeD.beautiful13.A.standB.askC.payD.search14.A.beforeB.whenC.unlessD.until15.A.keepersB.sellersC.ownersD.publishers16.A.onB.aloudC.throughD.about17.A.picturesB.wordsC.musicD.acting18.A.listeningB.speakingC.readingD.writing19.A.richB.emptyC.interestingD.serious20.A.payattentiontoB.comeupwithC.getreadyforD.takecareof三、阅读理解。AThepandaisthemostwidelyrecognizedsymbolamongforeignerstorepresentChineseculture,followedgreenteaandyin/yang,accordingtoasurvey.Researchersselected18symbolsofChineseculture,includingConfucius(孔子),BeijingoperaandKungFu.Thesurveycollected2,407questionnairesfromtheUS,UK,France,Australia,JapanandSouthKorea.Respondents(回答者)wereaskedtorate(评估)theirunderstandingofChineseculturefromexcellenttopoor.Theresultswereshowedinthefollowingchart:321.Intheeyesofforeigners,iswhatcanbestrepresentChineseculture.A.thepandaB.greenteaC.BeijingoperaD.KungFu22.TheresultsshowedthatofrespondentshaveanexcellentunderstandingofChineseculture.A.13.3%B.15.3%C.4.5%D.6%BOurliveshavebecomemoredigitalinthemodernworld.Wecanstudy,findinformationandcommunicatewithfriendsthroughcomputersandphones.However,spendingalotoftimeworking,reading,textingandgamingthroughdigitaldevices(数码设备)isbadforoureyes.AccordingtotheAmericanOptometricAssociation,70to75percentofcomputerworkershaveeyeproblems.Digitaleyestrain(眼睛疲劳)isoneofthemostcommonproblems.Peoplewithdigitaleyestrainmaygetheadaches,dryandredeyes,eyepain,wateringandotherproblems.Theseproblemshavestartedtoincreaseamongchildren.“Childrengetcellphonesatyoungeragesandareusingthemveryoftenduringtheday,”SarahHinkley,spokeswomanfortheAmericanOptometricAssociation,toldUSAToday.Thegoodnewsisthattherearemanythingsyoucandotoreducedigitaleyestrain.Whenusingacomputer,firstsitinyourchairandreachoutyourarm.Yourhandshouldrestcomfortablyonthescreen,asifyou’rehigh-fivingthescreen.Increasetextsizeuntilyoureyesfeelcomfortable.Whenyouareusingamobilephone,keepitatleast30cmfromyoureyesandjustbeloweyelevel.Trynottouseitundersunlight.Remembertotakea20-20-20break:every20minutes,takea20-secondbreakandlookatsomething20feet(about6meters)away.23.WhatcanweknowfromSarahHinkley?A.Childrencaneasilygeteyestrain.B.Childrenshouldn’tusecellphones.C.Morechildrenareexperiencingdigitaleyestrain.D.Usingcellphonescancausemanyproblems.24.Whenweusephones,weshould.A.usethemundersunlightB.turnoffthelightsC.keepthemjustbeloweyelevelD.keepthemclosetooureyes25.Thestorygivessuggestionsabout.a.howtousecomputerssafelyb.howtousephonessafelyc.whentotakebreaksfromelectronicdevicesd.howtocleanyoureyesA.abcB.abdC.acdD.bcd4CTheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)iswarmingyoungpeopleallovertheworldthattheyarealsoatriskfromCOVID-19.TheWHOsaidyoungpeoplearenotexempt(豁免)fromcatchingthecoronavirus(冠状病毒).Many