湖北中考英語(yǔ)限時(shí)訓(xùn)練1Mrs.JacksonisanAmericandoctor.SheisnowinChina.Sheworksinachildren'shospitalinChongqing.SheisalsolearningChinesemedicinethere.ShelikesChinesemedicineverymuch.Shelovestoworkforchildren.SheworkshardinthedayandreadsEnglishbooksonChinesemedicineatnight.ShelearnsChinesefromtheChinesedoctorsandherChinesefriends.NowshecanspeaksomeChinese.ShecanreadsomeChinese,too.Herhusband,Mr.Jackson,isateacher.HeteachesEnglishinamiddleschoolinChongqing.Heworkshard,too.HeworksfromMondaytoFriday.Heteachesthreeclasseseveryday.hewantstomakemoremoney.()1.TheJacksonsarefromEngland.()2.Mrs.Jacksonworksinachildren'shospitalinShanghai.()3.Mrs.JacksonislearningChinesenow.()4.Mr.JacksonisanEnglishteacher()5.Mr.Jacksondoesn'tworkhard.湖北中考英語(yǔ)限時(shí)訓(xùn)練2Robotsaren'tonlyinthemoviesoronTV.One“real”robotrecentlymarriedacoupleataweddingceremonyinTokyo,Japan.Fiftyguestsstoodasthemusicplayedandthebride新娘)walkeddowntowardsthegroom(新郎)?Onlyonegueststayedseated-theminister牧師)，whohappenedtobearobot.Forthisspecialceremony,thefour-foottallrobotnamedI-Fairyworeflowersaroundherhead.I-Fairy'seyesflashedcoloredlightsasshepronouncedthecoupleman-and-wifeandaskedthegroomtokissthebride.Theweddingwasthefirsttimeamarriagehadbeenledbyarobot，accordingtothecompanythatbuiltI-Fairy.Arobotmightseemlikeanunusualchoice(選擇)toleadawedding,butifyouknewthecoupleyouwouldthinkI-Fairywastheperfectchoice.That'sbecausethegroomteachesroboticsatauniversityandthebrideworksforthecompanythatbuiltI-Fairy.Thenewlymarriedcouplehopestheirweddingwillencouragemoreusesforrobots.Theyhopetheirweddingwillgivepeopleideasaboutwaysinwhichtheymightuserobotstodo“everydaythings”intheirlivesinthenearfuture.()6.The“real”robotisthe attheweddingceremony.brideB.groomC.reporterD.minister()7.WhichisTRUEabouttherobot?ItworeflowersaroundtheneckfortheceremonyItseyesflashedcoloredlightswhileitwasspeaking.ItwasbuiltbytheI-fairycompany.Itkissedthenewlymarriedcouple.()8.Inparagraph(段落)3,“robotics"mustbethe onhowrobotsaremadeandused.scienceB.bookC.magazineD.cartoon()9.Wecanlearnfromthelastparagraphthat ?itisveryusualforrobotstoleadweddingsarobotistheperfectchoiceforeverybody'sweddingtheweddingisexpectedtoencouragepeopletouserobotsmorepeoplegetideasonhowtodoeverythingwithrobotsinthenearfuture()10.Thispassageisa(n) .A.novelB.newsreportC.folkstoryD.advertisement湖北中考英語(yǔ)限時(shí)訓(xùn)練3Lightning（閃電）isshocking,andithappensallovertheworld!Scientiststhinkthattherearemorethanthreemillionlightningstrikes（襲擊）everydayintheworld—that'sthirtystrikeseverysecond.Lightningcanalsobeverydangerous.Everyyear,lightningkillspeoplebecauseitcanstartbigfiresorbecauseitreachestemperaturesupto28,000degreescentigrade.AmericanRoySullivan,whoworkedinapark,holdstherecordforsurvivingthemostlightningstrikes.Between1942and1983,hewashitseventimes!So,whydoeslightningstrike?Lightningstrikeshappenwheniceandwaterincloudsrub（摩擦）together,andcauseatmospheric（大氣層的）changes.Whenthishappens,itcreatesastaticcharge（靜電電荷）.Lightningcanstrikeinsidethecloud,betweentwocloudsandbetweenacloudandEarth.It'sthelasttypeofstrikethatisthemostdangerousforhumans.About1,000peoplegetstruckbylightningeveryyearintheUnitedStates,andabout100ofthemdieasaresult.Lightningiscertainlynotsomethingtotoywith.Whenlightningstrikes,it'sbesttostayinsidealargebuilding.Tostaysafe,donotstandundertrees,onhillsornearwater.Treesattractlightning.Also,donotliedownontheground,otherwisetheelectricitymaygothroughyouandcauseaheartdisease.（）11.Lightningstrikes .A.happenthreebilliontimeseachdayB.willstartwhentherearebigfiresC.canreachveryhightemperaturesD.killallthosewhoworkinapark（）12.Whatdoes“surviving”inparagraph2meaninChinese?A.目睹B.幸存C.制造D.遇難（）13.Wecaninfer（推斷）fromparagraph3that .lightningstrikesarecausedwhenevericeandwatermeetlightningbetweentwocloudsisthemostdangerousforhumanslightningstrikescreatestaticchargeaboutonetenthofthepeoplestruckbylightningdieeveryyearinAmerica()14.Whichexpressionmeans“totoywith”inthelastpa