江苏省泰州市兴化市2022-2024年（三年）中考一模英语试题汇编：阅读理解

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2024年江苏省泰州市兴化市中考一模英语试题
三、阅读理解
A
1. In the Secret f Space, yu can ________.
A. buy a mdel rcketB. make a mdel rcket in persn
C. spread the knwledge f space t thersD. watch the vides abut rckets with scientists
2. The purpse f Save Ourselves is ________.
A. t act as a sldier fighting fr ur cuntryB. t sit in the space ship
C. t help all the peple arund yuD. t spread the knwledge f self-prtecting
3. Lisa shuld pay ________ if she wants t jin in “Be a Perfrmer” t perfrm a whle year.
A. $30.B. $120.C. $180.D. $360.
4. If yu want t take part in the activity “I am Lei Feng”, yu can call ________.
A. 010-65562225B. 010-72245556C. 010-82243331D. 010-82261116
5. What’s special abut these fur activities?
A. Peple need t pay fr all f them.B. They’re all held by the gvernment.
C. They’re meaningful t all the teenagers.D. They all prvide children with scial skills.
B
It’s reprted that Shenzhu-16 will bring internatinal paintings by teenagers frm 10 African cuntries t the China Space Statin.
Jing Haipeng, ne f the astrnauts fr the Shenzhu-16 manned spaceflight missin, shared the infrmatin during the Shenzhu-16’s press cnference（新闻发布会）at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Nrthwest China’s Gansu Prvince n Mnday.
These paintings were beautifully drawn by teenagers frm 10 African cuntries including Algeria, Demcratic Republic f the Cng (DRC), Egypt, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Nigeria, Smalia, Suth Africa and Zimbabwe.
“Indeed, we have this special and meaningful purpse, which is t shw internatinal paintings fr the first time n the China Space Statin, and these excellent wrks are frm the winners f ‘Tianhe Award’ fr yung friends frm the 10 African cuntries,” Jing explained.
“At present, we have nt seen the paintings. I believe they will be bright. Explring the vast universe（宇宙）is the cmmn dream f all human, n matter the race, age, r natinality. We lk frward t jining hands with all peace-lving peple t create a better tmrrw,” he cntinued.
“We will take the children’s best yuth, best friendship, and best dreams int space, plant the seeds（种子）f science, friendship, and dreams n the China Space Statin, and let them grw and bear fruit,” Jing hped.
6. What des Jing Haipeng d?
A. A reprter.B. An artist.C. A gardener.D. A spaceman.
7. Where are sme f the teenagers mentined frm?
A. Egypt, Mauritius and Mexic.B. Mali, Clmbia and Zimbabwe.
C. Madagascar, Algeria and Smalia.D. Nigeria, Suth America and Madagascar.
8. What did Jing Haipeng think f these paintings?
A. Wnderful.B. Funny.C. General.D. Fashinable.
9. Which f the fllwing is true?
A. The paintings were chsen frm Chinese teenagers.
B. The paintings have nt been shwn befre in space.
C. Jing Haipeng has seen the paintings when interviewed.
D. The winners f “Tianhe Award” can get a space ticket.
10. What’s the main theme f the passage?
A. Human and nature.B. Peace and friendship.
C. Science and technlgy.D. Culture and educatin.
C
Pems frm Tang and Sng dynasties, peras frm Yuan dynasty, and nvels frm Ming and Qing dynasties are very famus in China’s histry. Tday, I’d like t recmmend Sng f Autumn, ne f the pems by Liu Yuxi (772-842), a famus pet and writer in the mid Tang dynasty.
Just as shwn in the first line f the pem, mst ancient pets liked t describe autumn as a sad time, but in this pem the seasn appears differently. In Liu’s eyes, autumn, full f life and hpe, is even better than spring mrning. He describes the bright scene f a crane riding the cluds and flying int the blue sky.
With his pems paying special attentin t expressing persnal feelings, as well as the daily life f cmmn peple, Liu wrte pems with beautiful music-like wrds. Yu may feel it in this pem. Thugh being translated thughtfully by experienced Xu Yuanchng, the pem still reads nt s beautifully as that in Chinese. I persnally think that English is smetimes nt s pwerful as Chinese.
Here is anther example, in Liu’s essay An Eulgium n a Humble Cell(《陋室铭》), with less than 100 wrds, he shws a lively picture f his humble cell. Hwever, it als shws hw he was pleased with the pr and simple life. Peple may find it strange that ne can feel happy living in such a humble cell. Learning frm his famus sentence, “be fragrant because f my virtues”(斯是陋室, 惟吾德馨), I think t be a respectable man is mre imprtant than t live in big huses, t wear beautiful clthes, t enjy delicius fd, and even t gain knwledge.
11. Which dynasty is the pem Sng f Autumn written in?
A. Sng.B. Yuan.C. Ming.D. Tang.
12. Hw was autumn in Liu’s eyes at that time?
A. He thught it was a sad time.B. He thught that autumn was rather cludy.
C. He thught Spring was better.D. He thught autumn was a hpeful seasn.
13. Which f the fllwing is the feature f Liu Yuxi’s wrks accrding t the passage?
A. Expressing persnal feelings.B. Describing daily life f yung peple.
C. Picturing blue sky and a crane.D. Writing sngs accrding t music.
14. Hw did Liu feel abut living in a humble cell in the writer’s pinin?
A. Strange.B. Unhappy.C. Satisfied.D. Lnely.
15. Influenced by Liu Yuxi, which f the fllwing des the writer think is the mst imprtant?
A. T be a respectable man.B. T live in a big huse.
C. T wear beautiful clthes.D. T gain mre knwledge.
D
Thusands f runners tied their running shes and rushed ut frm the starting line while crwds cheered alng the curse. Marathns (马拉松) in China are getting ppular again.
Accrding t the Chinese Athletics Assciatin, a ttal f 133 marathns acrss the cuntry have been registered (注册) fr the first six mnths f the year. On March 26, mre than 300,000 runners tk part in 26 marathn races natinwide, reprted China Daily.
Teenagers have als taken part in marathns. Xu Qian, a 15-year-ld frm Suqian, Jiangsu, lves running. He gt first place in the 5-kilmeter Happy Run f the Jingdng Suqian Marathn held n April 2. Fr Xu, the race meant mnths f training and preparatin. He ran abut 30 t 40 kilmeters in lcal stadiums each week ahead f the run.
“Unlike the 800-meter run at schl which is mre abut speed, a marathn tests a runner’s endurance (耐力) and psychlgical quality (心理素质),” he tld Teens.
When he felt tired during the race, he tld himself nt t give up. “In lng distance running, the nly ppnent yu have t beat is yurself,” Xu added.
Apart frm ne’s willpwer, kindness frm the crwds als plays a big part in helping runners get t the finish line. Li Zhuzi frm Shanxi tk part in a 3-kilmeter Kid Run f the Berlin Marathn in Germany in 2019 when she was 10. The cheers frm the peple alng the curse really encuraged her.
“When things were hard, peple frm acrss the wrld cheered me n. Even if it was just the wrds, ‘keep it up’, it meant a lt t me and enabled me t keep ging t the end,” Li tld Teens.
She believes that running a marathn is abut fcusing n the final gal (目标), nt the suffering (痛苦) alng the way. “Similarly, ur life is als a marathn,” Li said.
16. The numbers in Paragraph 2 shw that ________.
A. marathns are getting big in ChinaB. ur physical fitness is getting better
C. mre and mre yung peple lve runningD. China is hlding t many marathns this year
17. What infrmatin can we learn abut Xu Qian?
A. He was n lnger a teenager.B. He did much training and preparatin.
C. He gt first place in lcal stadiums.D. He didn’t feel tired in the marathn.
18. What des the underlined wrd “ppnent” in Paragraph 5 mean?
A. Smene wh always cntrls yu.B. Smene wh never refuses yu.
C. Smene wh cmpetes against yu.D. Smene wh ften cheers yu n.
19. What did Li Zhuzi think f the crwds’ cheering?
A. It made her lse fcus.B. It made her feel bred.
C. It didn’t matter a great deal t her.D. It made her hld n.
20. What is Li Zhuzi’s attitude (态度) tward life?
A. All the pain and tears are life’s gifts.
B. Pain and suffering are nt imprtant at all in ur life.
C. The suffering is mre imprtant than the final result.
D. Center n the gal and dn’t be afraid f the difficulties.
2023年江苏省泰州市兴化市中考一模英语试题
四、阅读理解。
A
56. Mike interviewed Mrs. Sandersn by asking fur questins in rder t .
A. knw her daily lifeB. make his neighburhd better
C. finish his histry prjectD. make friends
57. Mike asks Questin 4 t get sme infrmatin abut Mrs. Sandersn’s .
A. present lifestyleB. family lifeC. lvely childrenD. memries f schl
58. In all f her answers, Mrs. Sandersn talks abut .
A. her grandchildrenB. her favrite activities
C. types f transprtD. places she has visited
59. Which f the fllwing is true abut Mrs. Sandersn?
A. She used t drive t schl n wet days.
B. She culdn’t answer all Mike’s questins.
C. She didn’t like walking t schl when yung.
D. She finds it quicker t get t places these days.
60. The best title f Mike’s finished prject is prbably .
A. The Life f Mrs. SandersnB. Hw Travelling Has Changed
C. Peple in My NeighbrhdD. The Imprtance f Being Healthy
B
Once upn a time there was a great man. He has a bright little daughter and the man lved her very much. When she was very little, he wuld pick her up, sing a sng and dance with her, and he wuld tell her, “I lve yu, little girl.” When the girl grew up, the man still wuld hug her and tell her, “I lve yu, little girl.” The little girl wuld be unwilling and say, “I’m nt a little girl any mre. Dn’t call me like this.” Then the man wuld laugh and say “ ▲ t me, yu’ll always be my little girl.”
The little girl left her hme and went int the wrld. As she learned mre abut herself she learned mre abut the man. She realized ne f his strengths was his ability t express his lve t his family. It didn’t matter wherever she went in the wrld, the man wuld call her and say, “I lve yu, little girl.”
The day came when the great man was ill badly. He culdn’t talk any mre. He culd n lnger smile, hug, dance r tell the little girl that he lved her. S she went t the side f the great man. When she walked int the rm and saw him, he lked small and nt strng at all. He lked at her and tried t speak, but he culd nt.
The little girl did the nly thing she culd d. She climbed up n the bed next t the great man. Tears ran frm bth f their eyes and she drew her arms arund the useless shulders f her father. Her head n his chest, and she thught f many things. She remembered the wnderful times tgether and hw she had always felt prtected by the great man.
She heard what she needed t hear. His heart beat ut the wrds that his muth culd n lnger say. “I lve yu! Little girl!”
61 Which f the fllwing is best fr the blank ▲ in Paragraph l?
A. AndB. SC. ButD. Or
62. The little girl tld his father nt t call her “little girl”, because ________.
A. she wuld be laughed atB. she didn’t like his Either
C. she didn’t like this nameD. she wasn’t yung any mre
63. When she went t the side f her father, the girl fund his father ________.
A. was sick badlyB. was very strng
C. had sme abilitiesD. was energetic
64. Which f the fllwing is true accrding t the stry?
A. The daughter left her hme because she had a fight with her father.
B. The girl returned hme when she gt a letter frm his father abut his illness.
C. The father recvered（康复）as if by magic sn after the daughter’s return.
D. Frm the father’s example, the daughter learned hw t express her lve.
65. “I lve yu, little girl!” shwed ________.
A. the girl was very littleB. the man lved her daughter very much
C. the girl liked this nameD. the girl lved his father very much
C
Nw, the VOA Learning English prgram begins. Tday, we talk abut ne way t slve a prblem.
There are many different ways t slve a prblem. One way is t be creative. Peple ften think creative thinking is just fr artists and designers, but this is nt true. Dr. Edward de Bn, an expert（专家） in creative thinking and prblem slving, has shwn the wrld that using creativity t slve prblems is very useful in business and in ur cmmunities, and will cntinue t be s in the future.
One example f creative thinking is the slutin（解决办法）t a parking prblem in a twn center. In the areas clse t stres, peple can nly park fr 20 minutes. There are parking meters where peple pay t park in these areas. Hwever, the prblem is that many peple leave their cars there fr lnger than 20 minutes. Dr. Edward de Bn’s slutin is t make a rule that all cars parked in these areas must keep their headlights n. Of curse, drivers will want t return t their cars befre their car batteries（蓄电池）die.
Accrding t Dr. de Bn, peple will need t use creative thinking mre ften in the future. T help peple think mre creatively, he designed the “Six Thinking Hats” system（系统）. The system helps peple think abut a prblem in different ways in rder t find a slutin. In the system, there are six imaginary hats f different clrs. Each hat represents a different way f thinking. Fr example, the white hat helps peple cnsider the facts. The black hat is the mst lgical（有逻辑的）and helps peple cnsider why a pssible slutin may nt wrk. S, next time yu have a prblem in yur cmmunity, think abut it creatively, frm different perspectives, and see what best ideas yu can get.
And that’s all fr tday’s prgram.
I’m Bryan Lynn. Thanks fr yur listening.
66. What is the tpic f the text?
A. Being a creative artist in the cmmunity.
B. Ding business successfully in the future.
C. Asking experts fr sme useful advice.
D. Using creative thinking t slve prblems.
67. Why is the example mentined in Paragraph 3?
A. T express a result.B. T describe a prblem.
C. T supprt the tpic.D. T list sme numbers.
68. What des the underlined wrd “perspectives” in Paragraph 4 mean?
A. Ways.B. Places.C. Peple.D. Rules.
69. Which f the fllwing is true abut the “Six Thinking Hats” system?
A. The system is used t help peple think quickly.
B. The white hat helps peple think abut the facts.
C. The black hat has t d with peple’s feelings.
D. Six hats f different shapes can be very helpful.
70. Where can the passage be frm?
A. A histry bk.B. A newspaper.C. A TV prgram.D. A radi prgram.
D
As a city dweller（城市居民）, yu prbably have becme used t nise pllutin. Hwever, this desn’t change the fact that verly（过度地）lud sunds can d harm t yur health.
Many peple believe that the nly physical effect f living in a nisy place is having the ccasinal（偶尔的）headache. While headaches can happen because f t much nise, they are nt the nly effect lud nises can cme t have n yur health. Nise pllutin creates prblems fr just abut everybdy.
Recent studies have shwn a strng link between envirnmental nise and a persn’s increased risk f high bld pressure（压力）. Peple wh live in nisy places are als mre likely t suffer frm heart attacks and depressin （抑郁症）. Nise pllutin als influences children’s grwth and learning develpment. In a nisy envirnment, children shw lwer understanding and reasning（推理）skills.
Therefre, it is imprtant fr us t deal with nise pllutin. One way is t fine nisemakers. Hwever, sme big cmpanies might simply cnsider the fines t be a part f the cst f ding business. As a result, these fines may d nthing t change their nise-making practices.
Cities can help their dwellers replace ld windws with sundprf （隔音的）nes. They can als build sundprf barriers（屏障）arund highways and reduce traffic speeds in dwntwn areas.
There are als things each f us can d in ur wn cmmunities. We can turn dwn the vlume f ur televisins, especially during the nighttime hurs. Dg wners can try t prevent their pets frm barking ver lng perids f time.
By taking actin at bth the citywide and the persnal level, we can create a peaceful and livable wrld fr all.
71. What will prbably happen t peple when they live with nise pllutin?
A. They will have lw bld pressure.B. They will hardly see well.
C. They may have a headache.D. They may understand things better.
72. Hw many paragraphs（段落）tell the ways t reduce nise pllutin in the passage?
A. 3B. 4C. 5D. 6
73. Why d students need a quiet envirnment t study?
A. Because a quiet envirnment is beautiful.
B. Because nise pllutin can cause depressin.
C. Because a quiet envirnment can reduce heart attacks.
D. Because nise pllutin can influence children’s understanding ability.
74. As students, what can we d t reduce nise pllutin?
A. We can fine nisemakers.
B. We can turn dwn the vlume f ur televisins.
C. We can build sundprf barriers arund highways.
D. We can stp dgs frm barking cmpletely in the evening.
75. What’s the main idea f the passage?
A. Nise pllutin can cause a headache.
B. Nise pllutin influences children’s grwth.
C. Peple shuld prevent their pets frm barking.
D. Peple shuld wrk tgether t reduce nise pllutin.
2022年江苏省泰州市兴化市中考一模英语试题
四、阅读理解。（共18小题；每小题2分，计36分）
A
52. Which wrd can be used t describe the tpic f the bk Heart?
A. SuccessB. LveC. AdventureD. Fear
53. What is the bk Peter Pan abut?
A. A by wh likes keeping diaries.B. A by wh always misses his family.
C. A by wh enjys his never-ending childhd.D. A by wh suffers a lt in bdy and spirit
54. What can we learn frm the bks The Old Man and the Sea and Celebrity Bigraphy?
A The value f the friendship.B. The imprtance f learning.
C. The advantage f the teamwrk.D. The spirit f never giving up.
55. As a club member, which bks can yu buy with 40 yuan t get free e-bks?
A. Tw hardback bks Heart and Celebrity Bigraphy.
B. A hardback bk Heart and a paperback bk Peter Pan.
C. Tw hardback bks The Old Man and the Sea and Peter Pan.
D. Tw paperback bks The Old Man and the Sea and Celebrity Bigraphy.
B
If yu walk thrugh a park in the mrning r in the evening, yu might see a lt f peple ding these slw and beautiful mvements— Carry the tiger ver the muntain and White crane spreads its wings. In fact, they are ding Taichi.
Taichi is an ancient martial art (武术). It is a cmmn kind f exercise in China. Mre than 100 millin peple in ver 150 cuntries practice Taichi at present. Recently UNESCO (联合国教科文组织) has added Taichi t its Intangible Cultural Heritage List (非物质文化遗产名录). Many taichi fans were happy t hear f it. “This will make taichi mre ppular arund the wrld. Hpefully, mre peple will becme healthier by practicing it.” said Chen Bin. He is a Taichi master frm the village f Chenjiagu, Henan Prvince. This village is the birthplace f Chen-style Taichi.
It’s true that ding Taichi is gd fr ur health. It can make us walk and mve mre freely, and it can als make us strnger. During slw mvements, we can fcus n (专注) ur hands and feet. We can cntrl them better. Slw mvements als help us t take deep and lng breaths.
Taichi als fcuses n the harmny (和谐) between yin (阴) and yang (阳). It shws hw the ancient Chinese peple saw the wrld. The wrld is full f yin and yang: dark and light, sft and hard, female and male. But they dn’t ppse (对立) each ther abslutely (绝对地). As we see in the picture, a white spt is in the black area and a black spt is in the white area. After a dark night, the sun will rise. Leaves fall in autumn but grw in spring. Everything keeps changing — that is hw we shuld see the wrld.
Taichi carries traditinal Chinese philsphy (哲学), such as being in harmny with nature and using sftness t beat hardness. It has becme a symbl f Chinese culture.
56. Hw many peple practice Taichi in the wrld nw?
A. Abut 10 millin.B. Less than 150 thusand.
C. At mst 100 thusand.D. Mre than 100 millin.
57. Which f the fllwing wrds can best describe the mvements f Taichi?
A. Slw and beautiful.B. Slw and exciting.C. Fast and free.D. Strng and tiring.
58. Why has Taichi been added t Intangible Cultural Heritage List recently?
A. Because it is a symbl f Chinese culture.B. Because it is frm the village f Chenjiagu.
C. Because it can make us walk mre freely.D. Because it can use sftness t beat hardness.
59. What is the authr’s purpse in writing the passage?
A. T ask peple t d Taichi in their fiee time.B. T intrduce an ancient martial art—taichi.
C. T teach peple hw t d Taichi crrectly.D. T explain why Taichi is gd fr ur health.
C
During the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, athletes frm all ver the wrld brke bth persnal and Olympic recrds. High-tech elements have been giving “wings” t these hard-wrking athletes, helping them becme “faster, higher, strnger”.
The Natinal Speed Skating Oval (the Ice Ribbn) saw 12 new Olympic recrds and ne wrld recrd, including Chinese speed skater Ga Tingyu’s Olympic recrd f 34.32 secnds in the men’s 500 meters.
Knwn as “the fastest ice”, the 12,000-square-meter rink(冰场)has received very gd feedback frm the athletes. “It makes everyne skate faster,” Ga Tingyu said after he bagged the gld.
The secret behind is a new carbn dixide (二氧化碳)ice-making technlgy. Speed-skating requires a very flat (平滑的) ice surface. If the ice surface temperature desn’t change much, the ice stays flatter. Flat ice is easier t skate n. Liquid (液态的)carbn dixide was put under the ice fr the first time. It cled the ice and kept the temperature changes n the surface within just half f ne degree(度).
In events like freestyle skiing and ski jumping, the directin and speed f the wind culd largely affect athletes’ perfrmance. A research team frm the Chinese Academy f Sciences develped a wind measuring (测量)system using AI technlgy. “Sme events nly last a few secnds, and the wind is changing all the time. This system allws athletes and caches t ‘see’ wind directly thrugh real-time data(数据)n their pads, and decide when and where t jump,” the team leader Sha Yun tld Beijing Daily.
There are many mre high-tech elements that bst athletic perfrmance, including drag-reducing (减少阻力的)sprtswear, smart beds that massage (按摩)athletes, and rbts that ck. All these helped keep China’s prmise t hld an “athlete-centered” Olympics, said Zha Weidng, the spkespersn f the Beijing rganizing cmmittee.
60. Ga Tingyu set a recrd fr ________.
A. winning the first gld fr China in men’s 500 meters
B. skating the fastest speed in men’s 500 meters
C. being the yungest skater at the Olympics
D. designing the Natinal Speed Skating Oval
61. The underlined “it” in Paragraph 3 refers t ________.
A. the ice rinkB. the gld medalC. the recrdD. the feedback
62. Liquid carbn dixide was put under the ice t ________.
A. make the ice harderB. keep the ice cld
C. save water resurcesD. change the temperature f the ice
63. The system frm the Chinese Academy f Sciences helps athletes ________.
A. change the directin f the windB. recrd their jumps in real time
C. measure wind mre crrectlyD. cntrl the speed f the wind
64. What d we knw frm the wrds f Zha Weidng?
A. China is expected t hld anther Winter Olympics sn.
B. Other cuntries lk at China with new eyes.
C. The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics were the best ever.
D. The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics were peple-centered.
D
Sticking t a vegan （坚持素食的）diet might sund difficult, especially since many ppular dishes have meat in them. Yet in recent years, veganism has becme ne f the fastest-grwing trends（趋势）in the wrld.
Accrding t HuffPst, mre than 3 millin peple in the United States are vegans. In the UK, abut 542,000 peple have chsen veganism ver the past 10 years.
What is driving this grwth in veganism? One reasn might be that peple want t prtect the envirnment. Accrding t a 2013 study by the UN Fd and Agriculture Organizatin, glbal meat manufacturing（加工）causes abut 18 percent f the wrld’s greenhuse gas emissins（排放）. This is mre than all the wrlds cars, trains and planes cmbined.
Accrding t BBC News, ne reasn is that many f tday’s yung peple believe it’s wrng t kill animals fr fd. Fr many peple, veganism simply means eating n meat, cheese r eggs, but ging animal-free als applies（应用）t fashin and manufacturing. Fr example, leather is used t make shes and clthing. Every year mre than 1 billin animals, frm cws t hrses t snakes, are killed t make prducts frm their skins. Nw, many brands are lking fr ther materials.
The sprts brand Puma, fr example, has made shes ut f pineapple leaves. Tesla, the US car maker, is said t be remving（去除）animal-based leather frm its seats. Earlier this year, US singer Lady Gaga created the vegan makeup brand Haus Labratries. On the brand’s Instagram accunt, it says: “Cruelty-free（零残忍）and vegan, because we lve animals and yu.”
S, if yu’re interested in prtecting animals and saving the envirnment, yu might want t give veganism a try.
65. Hw many peple are vegans in the United States?
A. Mre than 3 millin.B. Mre than 4 millin,
C. Mre than 5 millin.D. Mre than 6 millin.
66. Mre and mre peple are chsing veganism because ________.
a. they think eating meat is nt healthy b. prcessing meat pllutes the envirnment
c. they think we shuldn’t kill animals d. there are new materials t replace animal prducts
A. abB. bcC. bdD. cd
67. The examples in Paragraph 5 shw that ________.
A. sme brands try t prtect animalsB. many famus peple are vegans
C. veganism is ppular all ver the wrldD. we can live n plants in the future
68. “Cruelty-free” in Paragraph 5 means ________.
A. n animals are killedB. envirnmentally friendly
C. sme animals are harmedD. we are free t be cruel
69. What’s the main purpse f the passage?
A. T help peple chse a healthy diet.B. T encurage peple t prtect the envirnment.
C. T intrduce the trend f veganism.D. T explain animal cruelty.
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2024年江苏省泰州市兴化市中考一模英语试题
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2023年江苏省泰州市兴化市中考一模英语试题
【答案】56. C 57. A 58. C 59. D 60. B
【答案】61. C 62. D 63. A 64. D 65. B
【答案】66. D 67. C 68. A 69. B 70. D
【答案】71. C 72. A 73. D 74. B 75. D
2022年江苏省泰州市兴化市中考一模英语试题
【答案】52. B 53. C 54. D 55. C
【答案】56. D 57. A 58. A 59. B
【答案】60. B 61. A 62. B 63. C 64. D
【答案】65. A 66. B 67. A 68. A 69. C
The Secret f Space
D yu want t sit in the space ship? We have vides f hw scientists make a rcket. And yu are prvided with a chance t make a mdel rcket n yur wn. Yu can even talk t thse wh have made a rcket befre.
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Save Ourselves
When we face a natural disaster like earthquakes, we are sure t be afraid, but are always inspired (激励) by the natinal heres. In this activity, we need thse wh are willing t spread the knwledge abut prtecting urselves in the earthquake.
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I am Lei Feng
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Mike’s prject
As part f my histry prject n transprt, I did sme shrt interviews with peple in my neighbrhd. My first interview was with my friend Susan’s grandmther; Mrs. Sandersn.
Questin 1
Hw did yu get t schl when yu were yung?
I walked t schl with my friends, except fr Fridays when we had t carry all f ur things fr schl sprts. Then we caught the bus. I enjyed walking because we culd chat n the way I didn’t like it when it was raining thugh, but Mum always made sure I wre my raincat and gumbts. On the ther hand, I became a strng walker, and I believe that’s why I’ve been healthy all my life.
Questin 2
My parents drive me t schl. Why didn’t yu g t schl by car?
Yu knw we were nt rich enugh at that time. We culd nt affrd a car until after I had finished schl.
Questin 3
Hw did yu get arund when yu weren’t ging t schl?
We ften went fr a family trip by train. Mst weekends we went n picnics and I lved playing with my cusins in the park. The trip tk much lnger than it wuld take by car tday; f curse.
Questin 4
Hw d yu get arund nw?
I still lve walking, but I need t drive my grandchildren arund, s I mainly use my car. It is fast.
What makes a gd reader? Yu can find the answer in Readers Club. Tday, we have sme bks fr yu. Cme and jin the fun!
The Old Man and the Sea wn the Pulitzer Prize fr fictin in 1953. A year later, Hemingway wn the Nbel Prize fr Literature. The Old Man and the Sea is generally cnsidered by many t be his greatest achievement. The leading character in this bk is a persn wh can face difficulties and never give up.
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Heart, written by Edmnd De Amicis frm Italy, is a diary f an Italian by Eric. In his diary, he writes abut the greatest lve in the wrld: lve fr the natin, fr the sciety, and als teachers’ lve, classmates’ lve, parents’ lve, children’s lve.
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Peter Pan, created by Scttish nvelist and playwright J.M. Barrie. Peter Pan is a yung by wh can fly and never grws up. He spends his never-ending childhd having adventures (冒险) n the mythical island f Neverland as the leader f the Lst Bys, playing happily with children bth inside and utside Neverland.
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