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浙江省宁波市鄞州区
2020-2022年中考英语一模试题分类汇编
阅读理解
2022年浙江省宁波市鄞州区中考一模英语试卷
二、阅读理解（本题有15小题，每小题2分：共计30分）
阅读下面材料，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
I wanted to find out how the children in my class help at home.
I did a class survey. First, I chose four typical chores. Then I wrote the questions and the possible answers on a tally chart(统计图). After that, I spoke to each of the pupils in my class in turn. I asked the questions and I added their answers to the tally chart.
√The results:
I have presented the results in two different ways: first, in our pie charts and then on a bar chart.


31. How many children have answered the survey questions?
A. 11. B. 12. C. 13. D. 14.
32. What questions are mentioned in the survey?
①Do you ever lay the table?
②Do you ever clean the room?
③Do you ever water the plants?
④Do you ever do the dishes'?
A. ①③B. ②④C. ①④D. ②③
33. What does the pie chart show?
A. It shows different colors of the chart.
B. It shows most children always lay the table.
C. It shows the answers to all the questions in the survey.
D. It shows the result about how often children lay the table.
B
1 With holidays abroad on hold, staycation might be popular.
2In2019, 12. 2 billion(十亿)passengers flew on planes around the world. In 2021, it was down to 6. 6 billion. What will that number be in 2022if people can't travel freely to other countries because of COVID-19?Somepeople say they have more time and a greater interest in nature and the world that's closer to them. Others can't wait to travel abroad to experience different cultures. What do you think? Is it good to travel abroad less?
3 Yes! It's better for the country and the planet.
4 First, it's better for the country if people stay where they live and spend money with local businesses and on local famous places. And there is so much to experience and enjoy in the country, we don't need to go abroad. COVID-19 is a good excuse to stay put. Third, since people stopped flying so much, the world around us has had a chance to breathe. Air pollution is down and water quality is up. Let's allow the Earth to breathe some more.
5No!Foreign travel opens up the mind.
6 Traveling overseas opens up the mind to new people, places and cultures. If you go abroad, you get a fresh mind. Besides, the weather is a reason too. For example, the UK does not have enough sunlight, which is important for people's physical and mental health. One of the great privileges of living in the 21st century is that we can see different cultures and meet all kinds of people, isn't it?
34. What is TRUE about Paragraph 4?
A. This paragraph lists four reasons.
B. It is good for the local business to fly abroad.
C. No flying is much better for the environment.
D. We can't travel everywhere because of COVID-19.
35. Why does Paragraph 6 mention the UK?
A. It's good to travel in the UK.
B. It's necessary to travel abroad.
C. People in the UK enjoys much sunshine.
D. Traveling can open up the mind.
36. The underlined word “privilege" in the last paragraph probably means ____________.
A. advantage B. result C. traveling D. style
37. The best title of the passage above might be ______________.
A. Less Travel. Less Pollution
B. Let's Travel Abroad
C. Stop Traveling because of COVID-19
D. Is Less Foreign Travel a Good Thing?
C
How does it feel when someone listens to you without stopping or giving their opinion? This is called active listening and it's a great way to understand other people's feelings and build trust between friends.
>The meaning of active listening
Active listening means trying to understand how someone feels by listening carefully to what they're saying and by paying attention to their body language (how their face and body express their feelings). The Week Junior reader Annie, aged 11, explains what it means to her. “When my friends tell me something important, I listen to what they're trying to say. I can tell by their voices and the looks on their faces if they're upset or happy. This makes me feel like I understand them better. "
>The _______________ of being active listeners
Listening closely to someone without stopping or giving your own opinion shows that you're interested in what they're saying, even if you don't agree. This helps to avoid mistakes and arguments and can make friendship strong. Samaritans is a charity that supports people by listening to their worries. It says, “Really listening to people makes them feel valued and understood, and being able to listen well to others helps you be someone who others feel they can turn to and trust. "
>The ways to be active listeners
Listen carefully to what your friend is saying, and avoid jumping in with your own thoughts and feelings. If you really want to talk, Samaritans suggests making a listening sign like nodding your head instead. Ask questions or say things that need more than a yes or no answer, like "Tell me more". Try looking for more information about how they're feeling in their faces and bodies too. "Active listening is a skill and it takes practice, "says Samaritans, "but don't give up, and remember you can only do your best. "
38. The writer explains what active listening is by _____________.
A. telling a story B. asking questions
C. giving an example D. sharing numbers
39. Which word could be put in the blank "The_____________ of being active listeners"?
A. reasons B. feelings C. language D. support
40. How can you be an active listener?
A. Express your ideas freely.
B. Never ask questions or say anything.
C. Nod your head when you want to share your opinions.
D. Feel others' feelings only by listening to what they say.
41. The passage can usually be read in the _____________part of the newspaper.
A. travel B. technology C. business D. life
D
Emmitt followed his father to Row Eleven, Seats Thirteen and Fourteen. He was so busy taking in the sights at the baseball stadium(体育场)that he wasn't watching where he was going. He nearly walked into his father's back. "Sorry, Dad. "
His father laughed, "No problem. Which seat do you want?"
Emmitt looked at the number thirteen on the back of the seat. Thirteen was an unlucky number, and he was going to need some luck if he was going to catch a foul ball(界外球). "I'll take fourteen. "
As the players took the field, Emmitt started to take pictures. The game was great. But it was missing one thing. A foul ball. Emmitt wanted nothing more than to catch a foul ball. He was hoping he might even get an autograph(签名)or two after the game, and what better thing to get autographed than a foul ball?
Now it was his favorite player Harry "the Hammer Watson". Emmitt stood up and cheered for him. Harry bat the baseball and Emmitt watched the ball fly into the air. . . right towards Emmitt! He couldn't believe it. He was going to catch a foul ball hit by Harry Watson.
“Daddy!"the little girl sitting next to Emmitt cried. "The ball! Catch it!"Emmitt saw the huge smile on the girl's face. She wanted the ball.
He turned his back to the ball just as it reached his seat. Emmitt leaned(倾斜)toward his dad and the ball dropped into the hands of the little girl's father.
“Why did you do that? Emmitt''s father asked. “Do you realize who hit that ball?
"Yeah, but look. "Emmitt nodded to the little girl. She was hugging the ball.
"My first game and I got a foul ball, "she said.
“I'm proud of you, Emmitt, "his dad said, "That was a really nice thing to do. "
Emmitt smiled as he watched the little girl. He didn't get his foul ball, but he felt as good as if he had.
42. Emmitt took pictures with his camera when ______________.
A. the little girl shouted
B. the foul ball came near his seat
C. his favorite player scored
D. the players first came out on the field
43. What happened when Emmitt's favorite player was up at bat?
A. He scored. B. He gave Emmitt his bat.
C. He hit a foul ball D. He knocked into one player.
44. Which ticket shows where the little girl was sitting?

45. Which lesson can be learned from this story?
A. Even the best players may have foul balls.
B. If you don't pay attention, you can miss out.
C. Doing something nice for others can make you happy.
D. You should always do what your parents tell you to do.

2021年浙江省宁波市鄞州区中考一模英语试卷
二、阅读理解（本题有15小题，每小题2分，共30分）
阅读下面材料，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
(A)
I Remember, I Remember
by Thomas Hood
I remember, I remember,
The house where I was born,
The little window where the sun
Came peeping (偷窥) in at morn;
He never came a wink (眨眼) too soon,
Nor brought too long a day,
But now, I often wish the night
Had borne my breath away (夺走)!
I remember, I remember,
The roses, red and white,
The violets, and the lily-cups,
Those flowers made of light!
The lilacs where the robin (知更鸟) built,
And where my brother set
The laburnum on his birthday, -
The tree is living yet!
I remember, I remember,
Where I was used to   ▲   ,
And thought the air must rush as fresh
To swallows (燕子) on the wing;
My spirit flew in feathers (羽毛) then,
That is so heavy now,
And summer pools could hardly cool
The fever on my brow (眉毛)!
I remember, I remember,
The fir trees dark and high;
I used to think their slender (细长) tops
Were close against the sky:
It was a childish ignorance (无知),
But now this is little joy
To know I'm farther off from heaven
Than when I was a boy.
（ ）16. From the first section, we can learn that the poet is __________ his present life.
A. bored with B. satisfied with
C. hopeless about D. excited about
（ ）17. According to the poem, the best word for the blank is __________.
A. win B. ring C. sing D. swing
（ ）18. From this poem, we can feel that the poet misses his _________ a lot.
A. families B. school C. childhood D. hometown
(B)
   My father was a cemetery (公墓)keeper. When I was a child, he often took me there. Before we left each time, he would lay some stones on some graves (坟墓). I never asked why. I just thought that was his work.
    Yesterday, I visited my sick father. He asked me to go to the cemetery and lay some stones. For some reason, it had to be done that day. I agreed. I hadn't been there for a long time.
    When I got there, I found a woman in front of one of the graves I would lay a stone on. As I bent to lay it, I heard her whisper "Thank you". It was then that I noticed the date of death on the grave was that same day. The grave was that of a child, only five when he died fifteen years ago.
     "He's my son," she said. "But, where's your father? He was always the one to leave the stone. "
    I told her that my father was ill but he asked me to do this. It seemed important to him. "Your father's kindness means more to me than anything else. When my child died, I came often to see him. It is our custom to leave a stone. It tells the one who is here that he is thought of. But, then we moved away from here…so many painful memories. . . I was so afraid that he would be alone. But your father marked the grave every time he came. Each time I returned here, I saw that stone and it always comforted me. Your father is the kind of man who would ease the pain of a mother's heart though we are strangers. Just tell him you saw me today, won't you?" she said.
    It took me a minute to find my voice. That small stone marked the grave of a child and the heart of his mother.
（ ）19. What did the writer's father often lay on some graves?
A. Some flowers. B. Some sticks.
C. Some stones. D. Some money.
（ ）20. The underlined phrase "some reason" in Paragraph 2 refers to "__________".
A. the writer had been away from the cemetery for a long time
B. the woman's child died on that day fifteen years ago
C. the writer's father was always the one to leave the stone
D. the writer's father would meet the woman on that day
（ ）21. What does the underlined word "ease" in Paragraph 5 mean?
A. Increase. B. Cause C. Reduce. D. Express.
（ ）22. According to the passage, we can infer __________.
A. the writer understood his father in the end
B. laying stones was part of a cemetery keeper's work
C. the woman knew the writer's father well fifteen years ago
D. the stone marked the grave of a child and the heart of his mother
(C)
①Some people like to be scared! Choosing to be scared can be fun. Dr. Margee Kerr, a sociologist, explained the science of fear. "Some people like to be scared because they like the way their body changes. " she says.
    ②Being scared is not always fun. When a balloon pops, we may jump. Our heart beats faster and harder. How does the body have the reactions?" When we meet something startling, our brain and body start making changes to help prepare us for the unknown. " Dr. Kerr explains, "These changes are caused by the senses, which always send information to the brain. It gives out chemicals into the bloodstream, and those chemicals act on different parts of the body. At the same time, the brain decides whether or not the danger is real. "
    ③Fear is a tool that the brain uses to keep the body safe. It helps a person to hide, run away, or protect oneself. Our memories also help protect us. As we grow, we learn what's unsafe, and our brains keep those memories. Then our brains use fear to warn us of dangers. Dr. Kerr says, "_______________________________. "
    ④However, too much fear can be harmful because experiences can lead to long-lasting fears that may stop a person from trying new things. A long-lasting fear can mean you've had a bad experience, and your brain doesn't want you to have it again.
    ⑤Many people have beaten their own fears. Instead of listening to their imagination, they learn the facts about anything that seems scary. Knowledge can help a person feel less afraid. Dr. Kerr grew up on a farm. She was scared of black bears in the woods before. She says," After I read a lot about them, I knew for sure what to do if I ever met a bear and how to protect myself. "
（ ）23. The underlined word "startling" in Paragraph 2 probably means _____________.
A. surprising B. tiring C. boring D. interesting
（ ）24. Which is most likely to be put in the blank "______________" in Paragraph 3?
A. We feel a little excited when we watch a scary movie.
B. It's good to have a healthy sense of what's dangerous
C. Understanding the facts gives me a sense of confidence
D. Being afraid doesn't mean you're weak.
（ ）25. How is the passage organized?
A. B. C. D.
（ ）26. The best title for this passage may be ____________.
A. The science of fear B. The imagination of fears
C. The ways of beating fears D. The reasons of being scared
(D)
  Do sugary drinks cause overweight? While we know that sugary drinks have calories, which are believed to cause overweight, many questions remain. For example, is soda any better? Do you need a sports drink after going to the gym? Here are the facts to some common misunderstandings.
Misunderstanding 1: Clear soda (无色汽水) is healthier than dark soda.
    The truth: The dark color of teeth has something to do with the coloring (着色剂) in soda. Lisa R. Young, a professor of Nutrition at New York University said. But the big difference between clear and dark sodas is the caffeine content (咖啡因含量). Since a bottle of soda, whether Coca-Cola or Sprite (雪碧), has less caffeine than that in a cup of coffee, most soda drinkers probably don't need to worry about what to choose.
Misunderstanding 2: If you need caffeine to cheer you up, you should choose an energy drink rather than coffee.
    The truth: There are more sugar than caffeine in energy drinks such as Red Bull (红牛). Energy drinks may be easier to drink. But a cup of coffee has between 95 and 200 milligrams (毫克) of caffeine while Red Bull has about 80mg per the same amount, according to US medical research group Mayo Clinic.
Misunderstanding 3: If you go to the gym, you need a sports drink.
    The truth: It would be easy to think that you need a sports drink any time you sweat (出汗). But the truth is that the energy in your body won't be used up until you've done more than an hour of training. So you only need to drink some water after a 45-minute exercise on the running machine.
（ ）27. There are _____________ misunderstandings discussed in the passage.
A. one B. two C. three D. four
（ ）28. The underlined word "that" means _____________ in the passage.
A. Coca-Cola B. Sprite C. coloring D. caffeine
（ ）29. The following statements are true EXCEPT_____________.
A. The coloring in soda is responsible for the dark colors of people's teeth.
B. Soda drinkers don't need to make a hard decision according to the caffeine content.
C. Compared with coffee, Red bull is a better choice if people need a lot of energy.
D. With the energy in the body, people can do at least 60-mintue training.
（ ）30. The passage would be probably taken from _________ in the newspaper.
A. technology B. sports C. health D. advertisement

2020年浙江省宁波市鄞州区中考一模英语试卷
二、阅读理解（本题有20小题；每小题2分; 共计40分）
阅读下列短文，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。
A
Dear Editor,
I was shocked to read your article about the ski resort（滑雪胜地）in Bolivia, South America. Temperature have risen so much in the past 100 years that soon, there may be no snow left at this resort.
In Ningbo, we may think that problems such as this have nothing to do with us. Or, perhaps, we are so busy working and enjoying ourselves that we do not have time to think about the world around us.
Yet the problem is real: the earth has warmed up by more than 0. 5°C over the past few years. Sea levels have risen, and glaciers （冰川） have melted （融化）. In the future, droughts （干旱）could cause hunger, and floods （洪水）could completely make low-lying countries disappear.
Scientists make sure that humans are responsible for much of the temperature rise. Too many cars give off bad air, people cut down and bum trees to turn forests into cities, and heavy industry bums coal for power. We have turned a blind eye for too long. We must act now.
We should all ask ourselves, "What can we do to help protect the environment? What have we done to help? What can we start doing now?"
Let’s cut down the number of the things we buy. Let's recycle. Let’s reuse the useful things before we throw them away. Let’s take action now before it is too late.
Yours faithfully,
Franky
21. The underlined word "this" in Paragraph 2 refers to __________.
A. an article about a ski resort in Bolivia
B. snow melting at a ski resort in Bolivia
C. falling temperature around the world
D. an unhappy experience in South America
22. According to the letter, low-lying countries could___________________ in the future.
A. be no longer there B. have melting glaciers
C. suffer droughts and hunger D. warm up by less than 0. 5 °C
23. In Paragraph 4 why did the writer say they turned a blind eye?
A. Because they tried to solve a problem.
B. Because they looked with only one eye.
C. Because they pay little attention to the problem.
D. Because they turned around so that they could not see something.
24. According to the letter, Franky believes that ___________________.
A. we must do something right now
B. we should buy more green things
C. it is already too late to save the planet
D. we should recycle all the everyday things
B
Long ago, there were two brothers who worked together. The elder brother, John, was wise but the younger one, Jack, was stupid. John always took care of his younger brother and kept him out of trouble. They owned a small hotel where passing travellers would often stop to rest and have some food.
One day, John went down to a nearby river to fish, leaving Jack look after the small hotel. Soon, a group of travellers appeared. Instead of being helpful, stupid Jack made them angry. The bad travellers tied him up and left the small hotel, taking him along with them. Poor Jack cried and waited for his brother.
John was coming home with his catch when he saw what had happened far away. Quickly, clever John thought of a plan to save his brother. He climbed up a tree and tied a number of fish to its branches （树枝）. Then he moved towards the travellers and pleaded （乞求）with them to free his brother.
"Your brother has said something bad about us. You must pay a price for his mistake. ,, said the leader of the travellers.
"Sir, if you set my brother free, I will take you to a fish tree," John replied.
The travellers were very surprised to hear of such a tree, but they allowed themselves to be led to the strange tree. The travellers freed Jack and climbed up the tree to catch the fish.
After a few days, the travellers returned to catch more fish. It was then that they realized they had been fooled. The two brothers, of course, had by then, sold off their small hotel and moved to another place.
25. Jack's elder brother ______________him.
A. always beat B. was angry with
C. did not look after D. was often worried about
26. Which of the following picture show the story of Paragraph 2?

27. Why did the travellers free Jack?
A. They exchanged him for the fish tree.
B. They took pity on him as he was crying.
C. They received a large number of money.
D. They received the small hotel as the pay.
28. The two brothers sold off their small hotel because _________________.
A. they had no more money
B. they decided to take a holiday
C. they were sad for they lost their fish tree
D. they did not want to meet the travellers again
C
Did you have any interesting dreams last night?
Our dreams come from a part of the brain that has our thoughts and memories. A person can have up to six dreams a night, and each dream usually lasts from 10 to 40 minutes. Everyone dreams, but not everyone remembers their dreams. Most people dream in color, usually with sound. And we usually dream about ourselves and the people we know.
Why Do We Dream?
Alan Siegel is a scientist who studies dreams. "Dreams help us get in touch with our deeper feelings, he says. "They can tell us a lot about ourselves, and can help us understand our problems. 55 Another scientist, Robert Stickgold, thinks dreams come from our memories. He believes we dream to remember, because memories are usefill to the brain. Stickgold says the purpose of dreaming through these memories is to help us learn from the past.
Here are a few kinds of dreams and what people think they mean.
Dream 1: You Meet Someone While in Your Pajamas （睡衣）
Sometimes people dream that they meet someone they know while wearing their underwear （or nothing at all）. This dream may be the result of an embarrassing event in your life. Some people think we dream about embarrassing situations 迁 our brains are trying to deal with an event in our own lives.
Dream 2: You're Flying.
If you dream about flying, you are probably quite happy. This is a good period in your life. You may feel that other people see you as a leader.
Dream 3: You Didn't Study for a Test
This probably means you are worried about an important event coming in your life. If you're not prepared for the event, your dream may be telling you, “It's time to get to work!,,
Dream 4: Someone's Running after You
If you dream someone is running after you, it may tell you should face the problems in your life instead of giving it up.
29. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Dreams have different kinds.
B. Dreams come from only one part of the brain.
C. Everyone has dreams, but not everyone remembers them.
D. Dreams can help us to understand our feelings and problems.
30. Robert Stickgold believes that dreams _____________.
A. can tell us about ourselves B. help us to have a better sleep
C. help us find out our deep heart D. are made from our past memories
31. Which dream from the passage might they have, if someone says, "My concert is tomorrow,
and I haven’t had time to practice"?
A. Dream 1: You Meet Someone While in Your Pajamas
B. Dream 2: You're Flying
C. Dream 3: You Didn't Study for a Test
D. Dream 4: Someone's Running after You.
32. What is the proper mind map of the passage?

D
Sarah had five dogs that she had to walk each day. She was paid by her neighbors to walk their dogs because most of them did not get home from work until very late. Sarah would go to their homes, one at a time, and then she would walk each dog for a short time before moving on to the next dog.
Sarah loved her job. In fact, she would need money she could get with the plans she had for the future. When she graduated high school, she wanted to go to college and become an animal doctor. Although it would take a lot of hard work, she could not imagine a life without animals. She wanted to help any animal that was hurt or in need. When she was little, she imagined she was the doctor and was always trying to put bandages on the arms and legs of her toys.
This afternoon, though, Sarah just couldn't enjoy her work. All of her friends were going to Claire's birthday. But she was not available.
As Sarah arrived at the first house, inspiration struck! She would simply go to each house and get each dog and walk all the dogs at one time. That way, she could still complete her job, get paid, and still have time to go and meet her friends.
After thirty minutes, Sarah knew the fantastic idea she'd had was not so fantastic at all. She was sitting on the side of the road. Two of the dogs would not stop barking （吠叫）at each other, and she failed to keep all the dogs walking and not running.
Sarah had learned an important lesson. There were no shortcuts （捷径）in doing a good job. She would just have to go and meet her friends on another day.
33. Why does Sarah like to do the job every day?
A. She needs the money to save for college.
B. She needs the money to pay her cell phone bill.
C. She needs the money to eat out with her friends.
D. She needs the money to save for a dog of her own.
34. Which sentence best shows that Sarah always wanted to be an animal doctor?
A. Sarah loved her job as an animal doctor.
B. Sarah had five dogs that she had to walk each day.
C. There were no shortcuts （捷径）in doing a good job.
D. She was always trying to put bandages on the arms and legs of her toys.
35. What does the underlined phrase "inspiration struck,, mean in Paragraph4?
A. Sarah was hit by a car. B. Sarah had a good idea to solve it.
C. Sarah was afraid of missing the party. D. Sarah knew she needed to give up her job.
36. According to the passage, what will Sarah probably do next?
A. She will give up her job because of difficulty.
B. She will ask her parents to buy her a dog of her own.
C. She will try again to walk all of the dogs at the same time
D. She will continue to walk the dogs the way she used to do the job.
E
In the fight against the new coronavirus（新型冠状病毒），Chinese people have come up with many creative ways to solve different problems. They have shown their wisdom（智慧）during hard times.
Ø Amazing China speed
In cities like Wuhan that have large numbers of infected （被感染的）people, more hospital beds are needed. The quickest way to solve this is to build makeshift （临时的）hospitals.
On Jan 23 and 25, the government decided to build Huoshenshan Hospital and Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan. More than 4,000 workers worked day and night, and nearly 1,000 large machines and transportation helped with the project.
Within less than 15 days, the two hospitals were set up. They provide about 2,600 beds in total. The speed shocked many people around the world.
Ø All for masks （ 口罩）
During that period, medical things such as masks are in great need. To increase production （生产），over 3,000 Chinese factories have transformed their production lines to make medical things. For example, a factory that used to make clothes spent 55 hours transforming their production lines and is now able to make 1,200 protective medical suits every day. Several car factories in China have also turned their production lines into mask-making lines.
Ø Sharing workers
The idea of "sharing workers" became popular during the period. As most people were staying at home, many workers in restaurants, cinemas and shopping malls had no work and were not getting paid. However, online everyday and medical things continued to grow, making the workers from Dingdong, Freshhema and other online shops too busy.
As of Feb 10, over 1,800 workers had started their new short-term （短期的）jobs as delivery （送货）workers with Dingdong and Freshhema, Xinhua reported.
37. Which of the following statement show the China speed?
A. Government finished two hospitals in about two weeks.
B. One factory could transform their production lines fast.
C. About 1,000 workers worked together to finish the project.
D. Dingdong and Freshhema could send things to people in a short time.
38. What does the underlined word "transform'' mean in Paragraph 5?
A. move B. sell C. change D. buy
39. Why did people come up with "Sharing Workers"?
A. Building hospitals needed more workers.
B. Some online shops were too busy with delivery.
C. The online shops wanted to take place of other stores.
D. Dingdong and Freshhema wanted to make more money.
40. If there is the fourth part, which of the following may be the proper topic?
A. Protecting wildlife B. Taking care of your mind
C. Longer national holiday D. Working and studying online

答案：
2022年浙江省宁波市鄞州区中考一模英语试卷
31-33BAD 34-37 CBAD 38-41 CACD 42-45 DCBC

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