江苏省徐州市2020年英语中考试题及答案

9

．

It

’

we’ll

have

A. somewhere

B. anywhere

C. nowhere

D. everywhere

10

．

Mother had a hard time getting Helen up in the morning. She called and called, but Helen

wake up.

D. shouldn

’

t

changed.

D. already

A. wouldn

’

t

B. mustn

’

t

C. needn

’

t

11

．

You look the same now as you looked ten years ago. You

’

ve

A. completely

B. hardly

C. greatly

12

．

If steel is heavier than water, why are ships able to

on the sea?

A. float

B. fly

C. fall

D. flow

13

．

It

’

s an either-or situation

—

we can buy a camera this year or we can go on holiday but we

can

’

t do

.

D. both

A. other

B. either

C. all

14

．

—

Are you sure you won

’

t come for a drink with us?

—

, if you insist.

A. Not at all

B. All right then

C. It depends

D. I don

’

t care

15

．

Tom became interested in books at a very young age. He read every book he could find and

bought books of all kinds. Today Tom has a big collection of books. His favourite books are

mystery novels and books about detective stories.

The story mainly tells us

A. why Tom does the reading

C. how much Tom likes to read

.

B. how Tom learned to read

D. what Tom

’

s favourite books are

二、完形填空

（共

15

小题；每小题

1

分，满分

15

分）

阅读下面的短文，从短文后各题

所给的

A

、

B

、

C

、

D

四个选项中，选择最佳选项。

Long, long ago, a man had a cat

which he loved very, very much. He thought it was such an

unusual animal that he decided to name it Sky.

One day, a friend said to him,

“

Allow me to 16 to you that there is something stronger

than

sky.

I

mean

the

clouds,

for

they 17 the

sky.

”

“

Y

ou

are

right,

”

18 the

man.

“Fr

om now on

, I’m

going to give my most unusual cat the name Cloud.

”

Sometime

later,

one

of

his neighbours

was

drinking

tea

at

his

house.

“

19 do

you

call this unusual animal Cloud? For there is

20 much stronger than the clouds. I mean

the wind that blows away the clouds 21 it

.”

So from then on the man called the cat of

which he was so 22

by the name of Wind.

But

a

week

had

not

passed

when

the

leader

of

the

town

noticed

this

quite

unusual

cat.

“

Wind

,”

he

said,

“seems

to

me

a

23 that

is

not

worth

the

quality

of

this

animal.

The

wind meets his master every day. I mean the wall that it cannot

24 through

.”

“

Ah, so

,”

said the 25 of the cat,

“my

most beloved pet will be called Wall.

”

A little later, a young man from a nearby school respectfully said to the man that there was

something which could beat even a wall

—

the 26 that bit a hole through it.

“T

hat

is

27 ,

”

said the man

. “I wi

ll name my most unusual cat Mouse

.”

Just then the gardener

’

s little son happened by.

“

Mou

se!”

28 cried ou

t. “A

ha, I know

something much stronger than a mouse. I mean the cat that

29 the mouse and eats him

up.

”

At this the man realized his

30 . And from then on he called the animal by the most

beautiful name that anyone had been able to give it

—

the name of Cat.

16

．

A. carry out

17

．

A. hide

18

．

A. asked

19

．

A. When

20

．

A. something

21

．

A. as a result of

22

．

A. scared

23

．

A. sport

24

．

A. look

25

．

A. owner

26

．

A. fish

27

．

A. true

28

．

A. I

29

．

A. touches

30

．

A. kindness

B. point out

B. fill

B. added

B. Where

B. anything

B. instead of

B. proud

B. subject

B. blow

B. seller

B. dog

B. wrong

B. you

B. finds

B. foolishness

C. put out

C. clean

C. replied

C. How

C. everything

C. in front of

C. tired

C. weather

C. walk

C. buyer

C. mouse

C. necessary

C. he

C. hits

C. cleverness

D. find out

D. decorate

D. doubted

D. Why

D. nothing

D. because of

D. sure

D. name

D. wash

D. hunter

D. bird

D. interesting

D. she

D. catches

D. sadness

三、阅读理解

（共

15

小题；每小题

2

分，满分

30

分）

阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的

A

、

B

、

C< /p>

、

D

四个选项中，选择最佳选项。

A

31

．

A Trip to the Moon, The Great Train Robbery and The Birth of a Nation were

A. silent films

B. science fiction films

C. made in the same year

D. made by a French director

.

32

．

What did Auguste Lumi

re believe?

A. Horror films would become popular.

B. Film-makers would be rich in the future.

C. People would eat popcorn when seeing films.

D. Not many people would be interested in films.

33

．

What percentage of the money by a film comes from ticket sales?

A. About a quarter.

B. About one-third.

C. About a half.

D. About three-fourths.

B

At the doctor

’

s office

Wilson is a foreign student in Britain. He is learning English there. He

still has some

trouble

using the language.

Doctor: Good morning. You

’

re a new patient, I think. What

’

s the trouble?

Wilson: Sometimes I feel cold and sometimes hot. I have a headache and a stomachache.

Doctor: Yes, you look a bit

off-colour

.

Wilson: What colour, please?

Doctor: Sorry, what I said was

“

off- colour

”.

We use it to describe how people look or feel when

they are unwell. Let me take your temperature. When did this start?

Wilson: I felt very tired last night when I went to bed. Then I felt really bad this morning when I

woke up.

Doctor: I see. Now, let

’

s look at your temperature. Ah, just as I thought, a hundred and one.

Wilson: Oh, a hundred and one? So high?

Doctor:

Ah,

yes,

that

must

sound

strange

to

you.

We

measure

people

’

s

temperature

on

the

Fahrenheit scale

（华氏）

. In centigrade, your temperature is 39

℃

, which is a bit high,

but not exactly boiling point

（沸点）

.

Wilson: Oh, it isn

’

t very bad, then.

Doctor: No, it isn

’

t serious. You

’

ve got a cold.

I’ll

give you some medicine. You

’d

better stay at

home in the warm for a day or two and drink plenty of water.

Wilson:

Thank

you

very

much,

doctor.

I

’

m

feeling

better

already.

It

wasn

’

t

so

difficult

telling

you about my illness.

Doctor:

No,

language

doesn

’

t

matter

too

much

to

a

doctor.

After

all,

vets

manage

without

language at all.

Wilson: Please, what a

“

vet

s”?

Doctor: Animal doctors. Now I must end this English lesson and see my next patient.

34

．

Which word has the same meaning as the underlined word

“

off- colour

”

?

A. tired

B. lazy

35

．

What do we know about Wilson?

A. He is good at English.

C. He is from the UK.

36

．

What is the doctor like?

A. Impatient.

B. Strict.

C. sick

D. stressed

B. He has had a cold.

D. He knows the doctor well.

C. Humorous.

D. Curious.

C

“I wa

nt a mobile phon

e!”

said Lisa.

“I’m s

ure you do,

”

said her dad.

“N

o, Dad. You don

’

t understand. I really, really, really want a mobile phon

e.”

“A

nd I really, really, really want a boat. It

’

s not going to happen.

”

Lisa and her dad were stuck in traffic. It seemed that it

’

s always the case. When he took her

to school in the morning

—

traffic. When he picked her up in the afternoon

—

traffic. Go to the

supermarket, a birthday party, and what felt like ten hours of traffic was what they got.

Lisa was bored. When she was bored, she wanted things. Right now, she wanted a mobile

phone. She wasn

’

t sure if her dad understood that. She would have to tell him again.

“I

WANT A MOBILE

PHONE.”

“NO.”

“W

hat if I got stuck in a cav

e?”

“W

hat

?” as

ked her dad, trying not to laugh.

“W

hat if I had a dog and the dog ran away, and I had to run after it. What if the dog ran into

a cave, and I ran after the dog. In the cave there was a bear, and the bear trapped me, an

d …”

“A

nd then you were stuck in the cav

e.”

“

Yes. It

’

s a mother bear. She will eat me unless I have a mobile phone to call for help

.”

“If it’

s a mother bear, you can use her phone. Everyone knows mums always carry phon

es.”

Dad was laughing as he said this. Lisa didn

’

t think it was very funny. Now she was angry.

“If I

had a mobile phone, I could play games on i

t!”

“If I

had a boat, I could eat beef on it. That doesn

’

t mean

I’m

getting

o

ne

.”

“N

o, but I mean if I could play games, I wouldn

’

t be so bored when we were in traffic. I

wouldn

’

t trouble you

!”

“I

don

’

t mind being troubled. I like talking to you

.”

“T

hen I won

’

t say anything at a

ll!”

Dad smiled quietly to himself.

“I’m

going to call Mum to let her know

we’ll

be late

.”

He

reached into his pocket.

“O

h! My battery

’

s dead

.”

“

You kno

w…

if I had a mobile phone, I could call Mum,

”

said Lisa.

“Nice tr

y.

”

Lisa smiled. She wasn

’

t getting a phone, but she knew she was right, and that was almost as

good.

37

．

What happened to Lisa and her dad?

A. They lost their way.

B. Their car broke down.

C. They were stuck in traffic.

D. They couldn

’

t find their dog.

38

．

Why did Lisa talk about being stuck in a cave?

A. She wanted to play there.

C. She had a good imagination.

B. Her dad didn

’

t pay attention to her.

D. She needed a mobile phone.