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2025年北京市東城區(qū)中考英語一模試卷

一、單項填空(每題0.5分,共6分)從下面各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選擇可以填入空自處

的最佳選項。

1.(0.5分)JackandIareinthesameclass.mathteacherisverypatient.()

A.HisB.TheirC.HerD.Our

2.(0.5分)Myfamilywillgooutfordinnermymother'sbirthday.()

A.inB.onC.atD.by

3.(0.5分)一MustIworkontheprojectalone?

—No,you.Youcanworkinpairsifyouwant.()

A.can'tB.mustn'tC.needn'tD.shouldn't

4.(0.5分)Practicemore,youwillimproveyourhandwritingsoon.()

A.forB.andC.orD.but

5.(0.5分)Ofallthesubjects,Englishisforme.()

A.interesting

B.moreinteresting

C.mostinteresting

D.themostinteresting

6.(0.5分)一willyoustayinyourgrandparents*home?

一Forabouttwoweeks.()

A.HowlongB.HowoftenC.HowmuchD.Howsoon

7.(0.5分)一Emma,canyoucomeandhelpmelaythetable?

一Justamoment.1mydesk.()

A.tidyB.amtidying

C.havetidiedD.wastidying

8.(0.5分)一Lucy,haveyouheardabouttheschool-leavers'partynextmonth?

一Yes!Ithinkweagreattime.()

A.willhaveB.hadC.haveD.havehad

9.(0.5分)Ididn!thearthephoneringbecauseIthepianoatthattime.()

A.playedB.amplaying

C.wasplayingD.haveplayed

10.(0.5分)Tonymanyfriendssincehemovedtothiscity.()

A.madeB.willmakeC.ismakingD.hasmade

11.(0.5分)LindatohelpwiththeScienceFair.Shedidagoodjob.()

A.invitedB.willinvite

C.wasinvitedD.willbeinvited

12.(0.5分)一CanyoutellmeforDragonBoatFestival?

一Weeatzongzi.()

A.whattraditionalfoodyoueat

B.whattraditionalfooddoyoueat

C.whattraditionalfoodyouate

D.whattraditionalfooddidyoueat

二、完形填空(每題1分,共8分)閱讀下面的短文,掌握其大意,然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、

D四個選項中,選擇最佳選項。

13.(8分)Fromthetimewhenmypoemwaspublishedinthejunior-high-schoolyearbook,Iwantedto

write.!lovedessayquestionsonexamsandtermpapers-anythingthatallowedmetowrite.

WhenIstartedtenthgrade,1(1)thenewspaperteam.Ouradvisor,DanielGordon,wasnotonly

ahighlyrespectedteacherbutalsoadeeplytrustedfriend.Mostimportantly,hehadboththeabilityandthewish

todevelop(2)instudentswhodidnotbelieveinthemselves-includingme.

Mr.Gordonmademeeditorialeditor(社論編輯),whichwasa(n)(3)decisionintheviewofthe

wholeteam.Tenth-gradersweresimplynotgiventhatlevelofresponsibility.Myteammateswerealltwelfth-

graders,includingthestudent-bodypresident,straight-Astudents,andthetwoco-editors-in-chief(聯(lián)

合主編).However,Mr.Gordonnever(4)aboutmystandingasatenth-graderorcomparedmetothe

otherstudentsintheteam.Instead,hefocusedonmytalentandcouragethatIhadnotyetdiscovered.

Whenthecontinualcriticism(批評)frommyteammatesfinallybecameunbearable,Iwantedtogiveupmy

editorposition,butMr.Gordon(5)myrequest(請求).Hesaid,"Allyouareisyounger.YouareNOT

lesstalented.YouareNOTlessable.So,youdon*thavetogiveup.You'regoingtoshowthemwhatyou'vegot

instead.1'

Ihadnochoicebuttoshowthem.Yet,"showingthemndidnot(6)changemylife.Istillhadlively

argumentswiththeco-editors-in-chief,andthecriticismcontinued.However,Mr.Gordon'swordspushedme

tostandupformyself,findmyvoice,andmakemyselfheard.

Yearslater,Ibeganawritingcareer(事業(yè)).Sincethen,Ihaveexperiencedcountlesschallengesandmoments

of(7),especiallyuponreceivingcommentslike"Who'sgoingtolistentoyouwhennooneknowswho

youare?"and"You'llnevermakeitinthisbusiness."

Witheach(8)comment,Mr.Gordon'swordsranginsidemyheadonceagain:

"Youdon'thavetogiveup.Ybu'regoingtoshowthemwhatyou'vegotinstead."SoIdid.Today,Iama

publishedwriterwithseveralbestsellingbooksandacareerthatchangedmylife.

(1)A.joinedB.formeddrainedD.helped

(2)A.interestB.patienceC.creativityD.confidence

(3)A.wiseB.difficultC.questionableD.important

(4)A.forgotB.caredC.knewD.warned

(5)A.refusedB.mistookC.supportedD.doubted

(6)A.actuallyB.immediatelyC.properlyD.continually

(7)A.shynessB.boredomC.lonelinessD.discouragement

(8)A.reasonableB.negativeC.uselessD.respectful

三、閱讀理解(每題2分,共26分)閱讀下列地理學習網(wǎng)站的介紹,請根據(jù)三位青少年的不同需求為他

們匹配最適合的網(wǎng)站,并將所對應的選項(A、B、C、D)填在相應位置上。其中一個選項為多余選項。

14.(6分)

AB

WorldwideGeographical

Thiswebsitehasalotofbeautifulphotos,Thiswebsitehaslotsofinformationabout

mapsandvideosaboutthehighestandcoldestfamoustouristspots(地點)inmanydifferent

mountainsonEarth.Youllfindplentyofcountries.Therearealsosomegamesandtests

informationaboutthemandtheanimalsthattocheckyourknowledgeofwhatyou've

liveintheareas.studied.

CD

GoworldPlanetZoom

HowdopeopleliveinplaceswithveryhighNotsurehowtounderstandtheinformationon

orlowtemperaturesindifferentseasons?amap?Here'sastep-by-stepguideto

Findoutwhattheydotokeepwarmorusingmaps!Thesitealsohasinformation

cool.Youcanalsosharehowyoudealwiththeaboutallthecontinents(洲),suchastheir

heatorcoldinyourcountry.mountains,riversandclimate.

Iwanttolearnaboutsomeofthefamousplacesforvisitorsintheworld.I'dalso

liketoplaygamestohelpmeremembertheinformation.

Ineedtofindoutaboutthebiggestmountainsintheworldandtheanimalsliving

intheareas.I'dalsoliketoseevideosoftheplacesI'mstudying.

Sandra

(2)

Mycountryhasverycoldwinters,soI'minterestedinhowotherpeopleincold

0,countriesdealwiththeweather.Ialsowanttosharemyexperiences.

Andy

(3)

四、閱讀下列短文,根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選擇最佳選項。

15.(6分)SinceIstartedtraininginartisticswimming,Ihavehadthebesttimeofmylife.Mydance

experiencehashelpedmepickuptheskillsandgrace(優(yōu)雅)necessaryforthesport.

Iamalsoluckytobeinawonderfulclub,CrystalAquatics,andIamforeverthankfultomycoach,Crystal,

forbelievinginmeandsendingmetomyfirstcompetition.

Thecompetitionservedasagreatlearningexperienceforme,andthememoryremainscleartoday.Ihad

practicedhardforthecompetition,andIwasexcitedandnervousonthatday.MyfamilyandmyfriendEmily

werewithmetogivemeencouragement.Mycoachhelpedmewithmywarm-upandgavemesupportaswell.I

wasreallytouchedbytheirlove.Whenitwasmyturn,Iwasinhighspiritsandtookmyposition.

Iwaitedforthemusic.However,themusicdidnotcome.Iwascountinginmyhead,divedintothewaterand

beganmyperformance,untilIwasstoppedbymycoach.IthenrealizedthatIhadstartedtooearly.ltwasafalse

start.Ifeltveryembarrassed(尷尬的).

However,atthatpoint,IalsofeltarushtoprovethatIcouldstilldoit.

Forasecondtime,Idivedintothewaterandgave200percenteffort.WhenIwasdone,mycoach,family,

andfriendsaidnGoodjob."Althoughtheywereencouragingandtriedtocomfortme,IstillfeltthatIhadlet

everyonedown.

Laterthatday,mycoachmessagedmethatshewasproudofmeandthat,evenwiththefalsestart,Ihad

donewellandcompletedmyroutine(動作)beautifully.Shealsosharedaphotoofmeduringmyperformance.lt

showedmyexcitementandhappinesswhileIwasdancinginthewater.

Thisexperienceremindedmethatlifeisn'taboutvictoryallthetime.Whattrulymattersisfindingjoyin

doingwhatyouloveandhavingthecouragetogetbackupafterfailing.Ifwedon'tgiveup,everyfailurecan

makeusstrongertokeepgoing.

(1)Whatwentwrongwhenthewriterfirsttriedtoperform?

A.Shestartedtooearly.

B.Sheforgotherroutine.

C.Thecoachgaveherwrongadvice.

D.Therewasaproblemwiththemusic.

(2)Howdidthewriterfeelwhenfinishinghersecondperformance?

A.Excited.

B.Angry.

C.Proud.

D.Disappointed.

(3)Whatdidthewriterlearnfromtheexperience?

A.Hardworkwillalwayspayoff.

B.Winningisasimportantasenjoyment.

C.Successcomeswithotherpeople'ssupport.

D.Risingfromfailuremattersmorethanvictory.

16.(6分)Inourlivelyworld,wheretherearecrowdseverywhere,there'sagroupofpeoplewhopreferthe

quiet,lesspopulatedenvironments.Butwhatisitthatdrivesthispreference?

Forsomepeoplewhodon*tlikecrowds,spendingtimealonebringspeaceandsafety.

Imaginestandinginabusymarket,withpeoplemovingandtalkingnonstop.Thesensoryinput-allthe

sounds,smells,andthemovementsaroundthem-canbedifficultforthesepeopletodealwith.Theyoftenfind

comfortincalmspacessuchaslibraries,parks,ortheirbedrooms.Inacrowdedenvironment,it'seasyforthemto

getlostandforgetaboutthemselves.Buttheycanfocusontheirthoughtsandfeelingswhenthey'realone.

However,notallwhoavoidcrowdsdosooutofchoice,Arecentstudyatafamousuniversityfoundthat

somepeopleexperiencegreatfearandanxiety(焦慮)incrowdedplaces.Theirheartsbeatfast,theysweat(出

汗),andtheyhaveastrongwishtogetaway.

Thisconditioninfluenceshowtheybehaveinsocialsituations.Forthesepeople,avoidingcrowdsisa

necessarywaytomanagetheiranxiety.

Interestingly,thestudyalsoshowedthatpeoplewhodon'tlikecrowdsaren'tnecessarilyunsociable.Infact,

theyoftenenjoysmaller,closergatherings(聚會).Whetherit'sadinnerwithclosefriendsorafamilyreunion,

thesesmallersettingsallowthemtofocusontheconversation,communicatewithothers,andbuilddeeper

relationships.Withoutthedistractions(干擾)ofacrowd,theycantrulyenjoythecompanyoftheirlovedones.

Forpeoplewhodislikecrowds,dealingwithsocialsituationscanbeachallenge.

However,therearewaystomaketheseexperiencesmoremanageable.Forexample,theycanchoosetoattend

smaller,closergatheringsratherthanlargepartiesorevents.Theycanalsotakebreaksfromsocialinteractions

whenneeded,steppingawaytoaquieterareatorelax.Additionally,it'simportantforthesepeopletocommunicate

theirneedsandpreferencestoothers.Bydoingso,theycanhelpothersunderstandtheirdislikeofcrowdsandfind

waystomeettheirneeds.

Remember,everyone*scomfortlevelsandpreferencesaredifferent.Whatmightfeelenergizingtosomecan

feeltiringtoothers.Thekeyisempathy(共情),understanding,andrespectforeachother'spersonalspacesand

comfortzones.

(1)Whatdoweknowaboutpeoplewhodislikecrowds?

A.Theyareinpoorphysicalcondition.

B.Theyhavelittleinterestinsocialactivities.

C.Theyfeeltroubledbytoomuchsensoryinput.

D.Theydislikebuildingrelationshipswithothers.

(2)Howcanpeoplewhodislikecrowdsmanagesocialsituations?

A.Bytakinganactivepartinlargeevents.

B.Byavoidingtellingotherstheirrealfeelings.

C.Bytakingabreakinaquieterareawhennecessary.

D.Bypushingthemselvestotalkwithpeopleallaround.

(3)Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.People'sdifferentchoicesinsocialsituations.

B.Reasonsforcrowddiscomfortandwaystoeaseit.

C.Problemsindealingwithsocialsituationsandsolutions.

D.People'sdifferentpreferencesforcrowdsandthereasons.

17.(8分)Cindy,anofficeworker,hasfoughtagainstprocrastination()foryears.Sheexpectsthat

onedayshe'llwakeupdifferent,readytodealwithherto-dolisteffectively.Butchangedoesn'tcome

ovemight.Instead,Cindynoticessmallchangesinherhabits-choosingtocompleteataskrightawayrather

thanputtingitoff,settingshort-termgoalslikefinishingareportbytheendoftheweek,andcelebrating

smallachievementslikemeetingadeadline,Theseseeminglyunimportantstepsleadtoafar-reachingchange

inherproductivityandmindsetovertime.

LikeCindy'sjourney,realchangeisaslowandoftenunnoticeableprocess(過程).Weliveinaworldthat

valuesquickfixesandimmediateresults,butactualgrowthhappenslittlebylittle.Changeislikeapathwithups

anddownsandtwistsandturns.Thekeyliesinthewillingnesstorespond(回應)differentlytoeachsituation,

makeadjustments(調(diào)整),andlearnfromourmistakes.Ifyoutrytochangesomethingatonce,probablythe

changedoesn'tlastverylong.Instead,workingononehabitatatimeprovidesamoresustainablemethod.lthelps

toavoidburnoutandensuresthateachpositivechangehastimetotakerootandgrowstronger,leadingto

meaningfulchange.

Purposefulnessisimportantintheprocessofchange,Settingclear,realisticgoalsconnectedwithpersonal

valuescanprovideapowerfulsenseofdirectionanddrive.Forexample,ifyouwanttoimproveyour

communicationskills,youmightstartbypracticingactivelisteningduringconversations.Atthebeginning,the

changesmaybesmall-abitmorepatiencehere,abetterchoiceofwordsthere-butthesepurposefulacts

graduallybuildstronger,moreeffectivecommunicationhabits.It*salsonecessarytorecognizeandcelebratesmall

victories.Eachstepforward,nomatterhowsmall,isprooftoyourpromiseandeffort.

Nojourneyofchangeiswithoutitsmissteps.Mistakesareanunavoidablepartoftheprocessandshouldbe

viewedaschancesforgrowthratherthanfailures.Forexample,ifsomeonelearningtomanagestressgivesinto

anxietyinahigh-pressuresituation,ituncoversareasneedingfurtherdevelopment.Embracing(擁抱)mistakes

andlearningfromthemcanhelpyoucontinuallymakeprogress.

Nexttimeyoufeeldiscouragedbythespeedofchange,rememberCindy*sstoryandfindcomfortinthe

continuousprogressofyourownjoumey.Changeisanongoingprocessthatisneverfinishedbutcanbe

celebratedalongtheway.

(1)WhydoesthewriteruseCindy'sstoryinParagraph1?

A.Toshowtheactualwaychangehappens.

B.Toexplainthedifficultyinchanginghabits.

C.Toprovethecommonnessofprocrastination.

D.Togivesuggestionsonimprovingproductivity.

(2)WhatdoesthewordnsustainableninParagraph2mostprobablymean?

A.Challenging.

B.Popular.

C.Special.

D.Lasting.

(3)Whichofthefollowingwouldthewritermostprobablyagreewith?

A.Quickfixesaremorevaluablethanlong-termchanges.

B.Effectivechangesresultfromnonstoppurposefulefforts.

C.Celebratingsmallvictoriespreventsusfrommakingprogress.

D.Avoidingmistakescanhelpusimproveourselvesmorequickly.

(4)Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.SettingRealisticGoalsforContinuousChange

B.EmbracingtheSlowJourneyofRealChange

C.Change:HowCanWeControltheProcess?

D.Change:HowDoesItBenefitOurGrowth?

四、閱讀表達(第34-36題每題2分,第37題4分,共10分)閱讀短文,根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。

18.(10分)

LostintheAgeofTechnology

"Amy,cometohelpmemakethedumplings,Hmymumcalledout.HItistheChineseNewYeartoday!"

Ididn'twanttowalkallthewaydownstairs,soIpickedupmyphoneandsentatextmessagetomymum:

OKbutwhydon*tyoujustbuyarobottohelpyou?

Iputdownmyphone,andmemoriesoftheolddaysfloodedmymind.WhenIwasyoung,duringChinese

NewYear,IlearnedtomakedumplingsfrommymumandlistenedtostoriesaboutChineseNewYear,Itmade

mefeeldeeplyconnectedtoChineseculture,Butwherehasallthatgonenow?Peoplesaythattechnologyhas

madetheworldabetterplace.

Isthistrue?

BeforeIwenttoprimaryschool,mydadstartedtoreadtheThreeCharacterClassic(SanZiJing)tome

everydayintheevening.HesaiditcouldhelpmelearnnotonlyChinesecharactersbutalsoConfucianmorality

(道德).1wasamazedatChinesetraditions.

practicecalligraphyAnotherthingofhighculturalvalueIlearnedisChinesecalligraphy.

MyteacherworeafullsetoftraditionalChinesecostumes(月艮裝)fromdifferentdynastiestoclassandtaught

ustowriteoutpoemsbypoetsborninthatdynasty.Seeinghiscostumes,learningthepoems,andpracticing

ChinesecalligraphymademefeellikeIwasinpracticecalligraphyaspecialworldofthatdynasty.WhenIwrote

outeachcharacterslowly,Iexploredthemeaningandbeautyofthelanguage.

Nowadays,IhavebecomelessandlessdependentontheprintedclassicaltextsbecauseIcanquicklyfind

theinformationIneedwiththehelpofsearchengines.Asaresult,ithasreducedthevalueandimportanceof

physicaltexts,whichmoreeffectivelyconnectapersontotheirculture.!havealsolostcalligraphyskillsbecauseI

hardlywritewithpaperandapeninmydailylife.Theweakeningofculturalpracticesandtraditionsisa

worldwideproblem.Movingforward,wecanusetechnologyinmoderation(適度)tomakeourliveseasier,

butwealsoneedtoactivelyjoininculturalpractices.

(1)WhatdidthewriterdoduringChineseNewYearwhenshewasyoung?

(2)Whydidthewriter*sfatherreadtheThreeCharacterClassictoher?

(3)Whatdidthewriterexplorewhenshewroteouteachcharacterslowly?

(4)Accordingtothewriter'sfinalsuggestion,whatcanyoudotobalanceyouruseoftechnologywith

culturalpracticesinyourlife?(Pleasegivetwoexamples.)

五、文段表達(10分)從下面兩個題目中任選一題,根據(jù)所給的中文和英文提示,完成一篇不少于50詞

的英語文段寫作。文中已給出內(nèi)容不計入總詞數(shù)。所給提示詞語僅供選用。請不要寫出真實校名和姓名。

19.(5分)假設你是李華,你的英國筆友Chris給你發(fā)來郵件,他計劃在暑假和家人來中國旅游。他們對

中國的歷史和文化非常感興趣。請你用英語回復一封郵件,為他推薦一個適合的城市,并說明理由。

提示詞語:culture,museum,watch,food,unforgettable

提示問題:?Whichcitydoyousuggest?

?Whydoyousuggestthiscity?

DearChris,

PmsohappytohearyourfamilyisplanningtovisitChinathissummer!

Yours,

LiHua

20.(5分)某英文網(wǎng)站正在開展以“緩解壓力”為主題的征文活動。假設你是李華,請用英語寫一篇短文投

稿,記述你緩解壓力的一次經(jīng)歷以及你的感悟。

提示詞語:worry,park,walk,listen,helpful

提示問題:*Whatwasyourexperienceofreducingstress?

?Whathaveyoulearnedfromtheexperience?

It'snormaltofeelstressed,butwecanfindwaystoreduceit.

2025年北京市東城區(qū)中考英語一模試卷

參考答案與試題解析

答案A

一、單項填空(每題0.5分,共6分)從下面各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選擇可以填入空自處

的最佳選項。

1.(0.5分)JackandIareinthesameclass.mathteacherisverypatient.()

A.HisB.TheirC.HerD.Our

【解答】His他的;Their他們的;Her她的;Our我們的。根據(jù)JackandIareinthesameclass.(杰克和

我在同一個班。)可知,此處指”我們的數(shù)學老師”,所以應填Our”我們的”。

故選:D。

2.(0.5分)Myfamilywillgooutfordinnermymother'sbirthday.()

A.inB.onC.atD.by

【解答】in其后加早中晚,月份,季節(jié),年份等;on其后加星期或具體的某一天;放其后加具體時刻;

by被、由。根據(jù)mymother'sbirthday(我媽媽的生日)可知,媽媽生日那天是指具體的某一天,所以應

用介詞on。

故選:Bo

3.(0.5分)一MustIworkontheprojectalone?

一No,you.Youcanworkinpairsifyouwant.()

A.can'tB.mustn'tC.needn'tD.shouldn't

【解答】cant不能;mustn'tneednt不必;shouldnt不應該。根據(jù)”如果你想的話,可以兩人一組

合作?!笨芍?,此處應是對方“不必”獨自完成這個項目。

故選:Co

4.(0.5分)Practicemore,youwillimproveyourhandwritingsoon.()

A.forB.andC.orD.but

【解答】for為了;and和;or或者;but但是。根據(jù)題干可知,句子前半部分為祈使句"Practicemore(多

練習)”,后半部分"youwillimprove...(你將提高...)”表示結(jié)果,兩者為順承關(guān)系,所以此處應用and。

故選:Bo

5.(0.5分)Ofallthesubjects,Englishisforme.()

A.interesting

B.moreinteresting

C.mostinteresting

D.themostinteresting

【解答】Ainteresting有趣的,形容詞原級;Bmoreinteresting更有趣的,形容詞比較級;Cmostinteresting

最有趣的,形容詞最高級;Dthemostinteresting最有趣的,形容詞最高級.根據(jù)ofallthesubjects,是

所有學科進行比較,用形容詞的最高級.形容詞最高級前要加定冠詞the.

故選:D.

6.(0.5分)一willyoustayinyourgrandparents*home?

一Forabouttwoweeks.()

A.HowlongB.HowoftenC.HowmuchD.Howsoon

【解答】A多長時間,詢問時間段;多長,詢問物體的長度;B多久一次,詢問頻率;C多少,詢問價

格及不可數(shù)名詞數(shù)量;D多久以后,詢問in+時間段。根據(jù)下文Forabouttwoweeks.(大約兩周。)表示

時間段,可知使用howlong提問。

故選:Ao

7.(0.5分)一Emma,canyoucomeandhelpmelaythetable?

一Justamoment.1mydesk.()

A.tidyB.amtidying

C.havetidiedD.wastidying

【解答】tidy整理,動詞。A選項是動詞原形;B選項是現(xiàn)在進行時;C選項是現(xiàn)在完成時;D選項是

過去進行時;根據(jù)答句中"Justamoment.(等一下)”可知,需要對方稍等,原因是自己”正在做某事”,

所以用現(xiàn)在進行時,其構(gòu)成是:am/is/are|現(xiàn)在分詞,主語是Lbe動詞用am,tidy的現(xiàn)在分詞是tidying。

故選:Bo

8.(0.5分)一Lucy,haveyouheardabouttheschool-leavers'partynextmonth?

一Yes!Ithinkweagreattime.()

A.willhaveB.hadC.haveD.havehad

【解答】haveagreattime玩得開心。選項A是一般將來時;選項B是過去式;選項C是動詞原形;選

項D是現(xiàn)在完成時;根據(jù)時間狀語"nextmonth(下個月)”可知,屬于將來的事件,因此需要用一般將

來時(will+動詞原形)。

故選:Ao

9.(0.5分)Ididn'thearthephoneringbecauseIthepianoatthattime.()

A.playedB.amplaying

C.wasplayingD.haveplayed

【解答】played演奏,動詞過去式;amplaying正在演奏,現(xiàn)在進行時;wasplaying正在演奏,過去進

行時;haveplayed已經(jīng)演奏,現(xiàn)在完成時。根據(jù)atthattime”在那時”可知,該句為過去進行時。

故選:Co

10.(0.5分)Tonymanyfriendssincehemovedtothiscity.()

A.madeB.willmakeC.ismakingD.hasmade

【解答】makefriends”交朋友",動詞短語。made過去式;willmake一般將來時;ismaking現(xiàn)在進行時;

hasmade現(xiàn)在完成時。根據(jù)sincehemovedtothiscity(自他搬到這座城市以來)可知,該句為現(xiàn)在完成

時,所以應填hasmadeo

故選:D。

11.(0.5分)LindatohelpwiththeScienceFair.Shedidagoodjob.()

A.invitedB.willinvite

C.wasinvitedD.willbeinvited

【解答】invited邀請,過去式;willinvite將邀請,一般將來時;wasinvited被邀請,一般過去時的被

動語態(tài);willbeinvited將被邀請,一般將來時的被動語態(tài)。根據(jù)Shedidagoodjob.(她做得很好。)可

知,主語Linda和invite之間是被動關(guān)系,且為一般過去時,所以該句為一般過去時的被動語態(tài),應填

wasinvitedo

故選:Co

12.(0.5分)一CanyoutellmeforDragonBoatFestival?

一Weeatzongzi.()

A.whattraditionalfoodyoueat

B.whattraditionalfooddoyoueat

C.whattraditionalfoodyouate

D.whattraditionalfooddidyoueat

【解答】A.你們吃什么傳統(tǒng)食物;B.從句語序不對;C.你吃了什么傳統(tǒng)食物;D.從句語序不對。根據(jù)答

句可知,此處是在詢問吃什么傳統(tǒng)食物,句子用一般現(xiàn)在時。

故選:Ao

二、完形填空(每題1分,共8分)閱讀下面的短文,掌握其大意,然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、

D四個選項中,選擇最佳選項。

13.(8分)Fromthetimewhenmypoemwaspublishedinthejunior-high-schoolyearbook,Iwantedto

write.!lovedessayquestionsonexamsandtermpapers-anythingthatallowedmetowrite.

WhenIstartedtenthgrade,1(1)Athenewspaperteam.Ouradvisor,DanielGordon,wasnotonlya

highlyrespectedteacherbutalsoadeeplytrustedfriend.Mostimportantly,hehadboththeabilityandthewishto

develop(2)Dinstudentswhodidnotbelieveinthemselves-includingme.

Mr.Gordonmademeeditorialeditor(社論編輯),whichwasa(n)(3)Cdecisionintheviewofthe

wholeteam.Tenth-gradersweresimplynotgiventhatlevelofresponsibility.Myteammateswerealltwelfth-

graders,includingthestudent-bodypresident,straight-Astudents,andthetwoco-editors-in-chief(聯(lián)

合主編).However,Mr.Gordonnever(4)Baboutmystandingasatenth-graderorcomparedmetothe

otherstudentsintheteam.Instead,hefocusedonmytalentandcouragethatIhadnotyetdiscovered.

Whenthecontinualcriticism(批評)frommyteammatesfinallybecameunbearable,Iwantedtogiveupmy

editorposition,butMr.Gordon(5)Amyrequest(請求).Hesaid,HA11youareisyounger.YouareNOT

lesstalented.YouareNOTlessable.So,youdon*thavetogiveup.You'regoingtoshowthemwhatyou'vegot

instead."

Ihadnochoicebuttoshowthem.Yet,"showingthemndidnot(6)Bchangemylife.Istillhadlively

argumentswiththeco-editors-in-chief,andthecriticismcontinued.However,Mr.Gordon*swordspushedme

tostandupformyself,findmyvoice,andmakemyselfheard.

Yearslater,Ibeganawritingcareer(事業(yè)).Sincethen,Ihaveexperiencedcountlesschallengesandmoments

of(7)D,especiallyuponreceivingcommentslike"Who'sgoingtolistentoyouwhennooneknowswho

youare?"and"Youllnevermakeitinthisbusiness."

Witheach(8)Bcomment,Mr.Gordon*swordsranginsidemyheadonceagain:

"Youdon'thavetogiveup.You'regoingtoshowthemwhatyou'vegotinstead."SoIdid.Today,Iama

publishedwriterwithseveralbestsellingbooksandaca

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