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山东省潍坊市2018年中考英语真题试题(pdf,含解析)_中考真题_3.英语中考真题2015-2024年_2018年全国中考YINGYU209份
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山东省潍坊市2018年中考英语真题试题(pdf,含解析)_中考真题_3.英语中考真题2015-2024年_2018年全国中考YINGYU209份
山东省潍坊市2018年中考英语真题试题(pdf,含解析)_中考真题_3.英语中考真题2015-2024年_2018年全国中考YINGYU209份
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JK-./。 (0)"#$,%&1#$23456789,+,#$- Lisa,a 1 yearoldgirl,goestoherfatherstoyshop ./。 afterschoolevery 2 .Onthatdayexcitedkidsandbabies 6. 7. 8. arebusyplayingwiththetoysintheirshop,soitsalwaysquite 3 there.Lisahastowatchcarefullyandmakesurenobody 4 thetoys.Thisoftenmakesherfeel 5 ,butshehas funhelpingherfather. .、/012(#8*+;,*+1$,-$8$) TOPU?LV7A、B、C、DD,%WX,%YZ[\ A B C ]RK^7@A%W。 (:)"5;,<=5;23%&+,>?7@A)B,5; 21.Topreparefor triptoLA,Bettyismaking C>?-./。 listofthingstotakealong. 9.Howwasthemusicjustnow? A.the;the B._\;a A.Itwaslight. B.Itwassilent. C.the;a D.a;_\ C.Itwasloud. 22.Studentshereoftendophysicsexperiments small 10.Whatdoesthewomanwanttohave? groups. A.Water. B.Coke. C.Tea. A.by B.in C.for D.at 11.Whereisthebank? 23.TheThreeGorgesDamproduces formillionsof peopleinChina. A.electricity B.influence C.transport D.technology A B C 24.DoctorBethunesometimeshadtotreatthewoundedon 12.WhatisDavid? own. A.Awriter. B.Asinger. A.him B.his C.them D.their C.Anactor. 25.—Ialwayshatebeinglateforschool. 13.Whatdidthemando? — A.Stayedathome. A.SoamI. B.SodoI. B.Travelledaround. C.SoIam. D.SoIdo. C.Wenttothemuseum. 26.Thephotosthatwonthefirstprizeinthecompetitionwillbe 14.Whatwastheweatherlikelastnight? onthewebsite. A.Windy. B.Cloudy . C.Rainy. A.putaway B.putoff (D)"5;,<=5;23%&+,>?7@A)B,5; C.putup D.puton -./。 27.Youwillstillmisstheflight youcatcha "E!F5;,G)E15、16、17H?。 Didicar. 15.Whatdidthewomanbuyfinally? A.evenif B.asif C.until D.before A.Somecakes. 28.Wewerealldisappointedat . B.Somebread. A.whatdoestheboysay C.Somebreadandcakes. B.whattheboysays 16.Howmanycakesdidthewomantakeaway? C.whatdidtheboysay A.10. B.15. C.20. D.whattheboysaid 17.Howmuchdidthewomanactuallypayforeachcake? 3、4567(#10*+;,*+1$,-$10$) 书书书‘-OabQ,cdefg,hiT A、B、C、DD,% Katiesdreamistoendhungeraroundtheworld.So,after WX%Y@A%W。 shecreatedseveralgardensinhercommunity,shedecidedto RidingaMobikeonthestreet,youmighthearsome domore.Shewantedtohelpotherkidscreategardensintheir peoplespeakingChinesealoud.Turningtotheright,youseea communities! Sichuanstylerestaurant.Afterwalkingintoastore,yousee Asof2015,7yearsaftershestarted,therewere83 thatHuaweismartphonesare 29 . KatiesKropsgardensgrowingacrosstheUnitedStates!Allof ButyourenotinChina— youreinManchesterin thegardensareledbykidsbetweentheagesof9and16. Britain.Infact,youmightsee 30 thingsinmanyother 39.Whatis"somethingspecial"KatiedidatlastinParagraph2? cities.Chineseproductshavebeen 31 worldwide. A.Buildingherfirstgarden. ChinesefoodhasbeenenjoyedinWesterncountriesfora B.Givingthecabbageplantfood. longtime.To 32 localpeoplestastes,Chineserestaurants C.HelpingMominthelocalsoupkitchen. havemadesomechangestothe 33 .UnlikeChinese, D.Donatingthecabbagetopeopleinneed. Australianpeopledontliketoeatmeatwiththebone 34 , 40.Whorunsthe83gardens? soChineserestaurantsthereprovidebigpiecesofmeatwithout A.Hungrypeoplethere. bones, 35 forfish. B.KatieStaglianoherself. SomeChinesebrands(())arealsobecomingmore C.Kidsfrom9to16. 36 .InmanycitiesinEurope,storessellTCLtelevisions, D.Parentsandschoolstogether. HaierfridgesandLenovocomputers.Andmorethanhalfof41.KatiesKrops . USowneddrones(*+,)areChinesemodels.Theyrenot A.createsalotofjobsforlocalpeople simplymadeinChina,butdesignedanddevelopedinthe B.hasitsownsoupkitchenseverywhere 37 . C.isnowalloverSouthCarolina,theUS Inthepast,mostWesternpeoplethoughtChineseproducts D.helpsfighthungerintheirowncommunities werecheapandnotdependable.Butnow,thingshavechanged 42.Katiesstorysounds . greatly."MadeinChina"becomescool.Moreandmorepeople A.encouraging B.relaxing 38 Chinesebrands. C.boring D.tiring 29.A.forfun B.atwork C.onsale D.inuse B 30.A.similar B.different C.common D.unusual 31.A.stored B.collected C.received D.accepted 32.A.meet B.copy C.spread D.answer 33.A.kitchens B.drinks C.dishes D.services 34.A.up B.out C.on D.in 35.A.just B.even C.yet D.still 36.A.traditional B.expensive C.practical D.popular 37.A.country B.circle C.field D.town 38.A.sell B.trust C.improve D.question 8、9:;<(#15*+;,*+2$,-$30$) ‘-OPbQ,T+?LV7A、B、C、DD,%WX% Y@A%W。 A Whenshewasjust9yearsold, KatieStaglianoplantedacabbageseed (-./01)inagardenoutsideher house.Shecaredforiteverydayby wateringit,weedingitandgivingit plantfood.ItgrewtobeHUGE!Forty poundshuge! Katiewantedtodosomethingspecialwiththisvery specialcabbage.Withhermomshelp,shedecidedtodonate (23)ittoalocalsoupkitchentohelpfeedthehungryin hercommunityofSummerville,SouthCarolina. Whenshearrivedtomakeherdonation,shesawalong lineofpeoplewaitingforfood.Then,Katieservedhercabbage totheguest.Asthemanypeoplethankedher,sheknewshe couldandshoulddomoretohelp. Withthehelpofherparentsandschool,KatiesKropswas born!KatiesKropsplantsgardenstogrowfoodthatisdonated tolocalsoupkitchenstofeedthehungry.43.Whoplaystheleadingroleinmakingdecisions? A.HowdoestheStroopTestwork? A.Cat. B.Marc. C.Iggy. D.Barney. B.Whatisexecutivecontrolsystem? 44.Theunderlinedword"awesome"probablymeans . C.Aremonolingualpeoplesmarter? A.awful B.crazy C.nervous D.fantastic D.Arebilingualpeoplebetteratsomeskills? 45.WhatdoweknowabouttheIslandClub? D A.Itsanewplaceforthethreefriends. Itseemsthatfooddeliverymen(?@A)arealwaysina B.ItsoneofthetopclubsoftheUK. hurry.Theywearblue,redoryellowhelmetsandmanyof C.Coffeeisalwaysfreethere. themdontfollowtrafficrules. 50 Theyusemobilephones D.Iggypreferstoeatthere. whiledriving. C Therudebehaviorhascaughtthepublicsattention.Inthe Researchersinthe1960sfoundbilingual(456)people firsthalfof2017,fooddeliverymenhad76trafficaccidentsin scoredhigheronintelligence(78)teststhanmonolingual Shanghai,accordingtoShanghaiPublicSecurityBureau.That peoplewhospeakonlyonelanguage.Thelateststudiesshow meanseverytwoandahalfdays,afooddeliverymanwilldieor thatbeingbilingualdoesnotnecessarilymakepeoplecleverer, gethurtontheroad. butitprobablydoesmakeyoubetteratcertainskills. 51 Thestrictrulesofthefooddeliveryservicecompanies Imaginedrivingdownthehighway.Thereremanythings andtheanxiouscustomersmaybetheanswer.Manycompanies thatcouldattractyourattentionandyoureallyneedtobeable willfine(BC)adeliverymanupto2,000yuan,ifhefailsto towatchallofthem.Whywouldbilingualismmakeyouany deliveranorderontime,reportedChinaDaily. 52 betteratthat? Tosolvetheproblem,fooddeliveryservicecompanies Theansweristhatbilingualpeopleareoftenbetterat needtoimprovetheirincentivesystems,notedCRIOnline. controllingtheirattention— afunction(9:)calledthe 53 Shanghaihasaskedcompaniestotraintheirdeliverymen executivecontrolsystem.Itsquitepossiblythemostimportant intrafficrulesandsafety.NowinShenzhen,ifadeliveryman systemyouhavebecauseitswhereallofyourdecisionsabout getscaughtbreakingtrafficrulesmorethantwice,thenhewill whattoattendto,whattoignore(;<),whattoprocessare bebanned(DE)fromdrivingfoodservicedeliveryvehicles made. forawholeyear. Thebestmethodtomeasure(=>)theexecutivecontrol <=bQ23,TOP%WX%Yj\]QXRK^ systemiscalledtheStroopTest.Supposeyouwouldhavethe 7@A%W,%WXk!Wlmn%W。 word"blue"writteninred,butyouhavetosaythecolour A.Somecitiesarealsotakingaction. red.But"blue"issoeyecatching,andyoureallywanttosay B.Whatarethestrictrulesusedfor? "blue".Youneedtoignoreitsothatyoucansaythecolour C.Whatmakesdeliverymentakesuchrisks? red.ThatstheStroopTest. D.Finesalsogotothosewhogetbadreviewsfromcustomers. Bilingualpeoplecontinuallypracticethisfunction.They E.Theydriveonthewrongsideoftheroadandrunredlights. haveto,becausebothlanguagesareactiveintheirbrainatthe !Ⅱ" (#47$) sametime.Theyneedtoignoreonetobeabletospeakinthe =、>?@A(#12*+;,*+1$,-$12$) other.Thisexercisemighthelpinotherways,too.Researchers ‘-Oa7bQ,opq2LVS7’(rs\R,t saybilingualchildrenaremorelikelytohavefriendsfrom uvZwxyS。 differentcultures.Bilingualadultsareoftenfourtofiveyears IliveinPennsylvania.Itisa 1 laterthanothersindevelopingAlzheimersdisease. (north)stateofAmerica,whichisthe 46.Whatdidtherecentresearchfindaboutbilingualpeople? 33rd 2 (large)stateinAmerica. A.Theycansafelydrivetheircars. Youmightknowsomeofthecities,like B.Theycanwellmanagetheirattention. Philadelphia,PittsburghandAllentown. C.Theycanhaveabettercontrolofimagination. ThestatecapitalisHarrisburg.Nowlet D.Theycaneasilypickoutthecolourstheywant. metellyoualittlemoreaboutmystate. 47.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"inParagraph4 SeveralIndiantribes(FG)livedinPennsylvaniabefore referto? 3 (Europe)came.TheDutchcamefirst, 4 (follow) A.Red. B.Blue. C.Test. D.System. bySweden.Englandstartedcolonies(HIJ)later.Aftera 48.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph? fewfights,they 5 (take)controloftheland. A.Bilingualismmaydoharmtopeopleshealth. Pennsylvania 6 (give)tothePennfamilylater.That B.Bilingualismhelpschildrenmakemoreforeignfriends. ishowPennsylvaniagotitsname.Pennsylvaniawasthe 7 C.Peoplemustpracticespeakingtwolanguagescontinually.(two)tojointhenation.ThecityofPhiladelphia 8 (be) D.Peopleusemoreactivewordsfromtheirmotherlanguages. animportantcitysincethecolonywasfounded.Itwaseventhe 49.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?capitalofAmerica,too! Today,Pennsylvaniaissometimesregardedasthesnack capitalofthecountry.Itisfamousforsnacks,likepretzelsand chips,Heinzketchupandsauces.ThereisalsoHersheys, whichiswell 9 (know)asthechocolatecompany. Therearesteelcompaniesinthestate,aswellasalotof colleges.Thereareplentyofthings 10 (do)inPennsylvania. Thereareseveralmajorsportsteams.Pennsylvaniahas121 stateparks,andtheyallhavefree 11 (enter).Huntingis popularhere,too. Areyouthinkingabout 12 (visit)thestate? B、CDEF(#5*+;,*+2$,-$10$) opq2LV7Szb*,{OP#$|}~(cid:127)*。 1.(cid:128)(cid:129)(cid:130)(cid:131)(cid:132)(cid:133)(cid:134)7(cid:135)(cid:136)。(why) 2.(cid:137)8(cid:138)(cid:139){(cid:140)(cid:141)(cid:142)7fm(cid:143)。(than) 3.(cid:144)(cid:145),(cid:146),$,(cid:147)(cid:148)(cid:149)(cid:150)。(with) 4.(cid:151)@(cid:152)!G(cid:153)(cid:129)(cid:154)(cid:155)(cid:156)(cid:157)。(assoonas) 5.(cid:158)(cid:159)(cid:160)+¡¢.,Hv7v£⁄¥ƒ。(spend爥in爥) G、9:HI(#5*+;,*+2$,-$10$) ‘-Oa7bQ,<=bQi7u§)?。 Sometimesitmayseem thatwhatyouarelearningat schoolwillbeofnouseinthefuture.Itmayseemthatyoure wastingyourlife.Butyouwillbesurprisedtofindhowmuchof whatyoulearntatschoolishelpfultoyouoneday.Three peoplewereaskedwhattheyfoundusefulatschool,andtheir               thoughtsaresharedbelow. WhenIusedtoaskmyteacherhowtospellsomething, sheoftensaid,"Idontknow".Thenshewouldtakeoutthe dictionaryandlookitup.Shewasnotashamedtosaythatshe didntknowtheanswer.Ilearnttwothings.Youdonthaveto know ;andifyoudontknow how tospell something,justgetthedictionaryout.Bothareveryuseful lessons! JohnRing Bicester,                                UnitedKingdom Inschool,youalsolearntodealwithlifeingeneral.Little mistakescanseemtobeveryserious.Wearthewrongclothes anditseemsthateveryoneislaughingatyou.Gettoocloseto aboytoofastandeveryonetalksaboutyou.Youwanttogo intoaholeanddie!Butthetruthisthatlifegoeson.You mightfeelthatwhatyoudid"wrong"willnevereverbe forgotten.However,ifyoucanbebraveandkeepon,you willfindthatwhateverhappenedwillpassandyouwillstartto enjoylifeagain. LindseySmith Boston,  WehadaclasscalledGuidanceandinitwelearntabout makinggooddecisionsinlife.Ifounditprettyboringand didntpaymuchattention.Onedaytheteachermadeusguess whichappliance(KL)weshouldbuyfirstoncewehadour ownhomes.Theanswerwasafridge.Ilearntthatitwastrue onceIhadmyownplace.ThefirstdayIboughtsomechicken meat.BydinnertimeitsmelledandIcouldnteveneatit! MyhousemateandIstartedsavingtobuyafridgerightaway. 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