2023年辽宁省抚顺市中考模拟英语试卷 （附答案）

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:ὃஹᓫ⚗⌱I.—Ialwayshavesomeafterdinner.Whataboutyou,Marcus?Inevereatit.Idon'twanttoputonweight.A.decisionB.desertC.directionD.dessert2.Jimisn'tatall.Healwayspaysforourmealswhenweeatout.A.meanB.honestC.patientD.brave3.Asteenagers,weshouldlearntoaskforhelp.A.personallyB.proudlyC.physicallyD.politely4.Thereiswrongwithmywatch.Canyoufixitup?——Sure.Letmehavealook.A.everythingB.somethingC.anythingD.nothing5.Chinaisthebirthplaceoftea,andthenittosomeWesterncountries.A.rushedB.spreadC.createdD.treated6.—Themoonsobrighttonight.Yeah,you'reright.Soit'snicetoadmirethemoonoutside.A.feelsB.soundsC.looksD.tastes7.Chinaisknownitsgreatfourinventions.A.forB.asC.toD.by8.You'dbetteryourspellingwhenwritinginEnglish.A.getusedtoB.payattentiontoC.getreadytoD.lookforwardto9.Tooursurprise,visitstoourwebsitetwicesinceSeptember.A.increaseB.increasedC.haveincreasedD.willincrease10.Thismoviewassotouchingthateachofuscrying.A.putupB.endedupC.tookupD.gaveup11.Youlookalittletiredtoday.Whafswrong?—Mydogmadealotofnoiselastnight,soIdidn'thaveagoodsleep.A.atthattimeB.forthelasttimeC.atthesametimeD.fromtimetotime12.—Helen,honeydoyouhave?Iwanttodrinksometeawithit.None.Tilbuysomethisafternoon.

1A.howsoonB.howfarC.howmanyD.howmuch13._Iparkmycarhere?No,youmustn't.Thisisa“Noparking^^area.A.MayB.CanC.ShouldD.Would14.—Marydidn'tknow.Canyoutellher,Tom?Sure.Cloudy.A.whattheweatherwillbelikeB.whattheweatherwouldbelikeC.whatwilltheweatherbelikeD.whatwouldtheweatherbelike15.—Youseemsohappytoday,Jack.—?Iwonthefirstprizeinthesingingcompetitionyesterday.A.SowhatB.HowcomeC.GuesswhatD.Whynotஹ⊡ᐰ7⌱5ᡠḄ⌱ាḄ!ᡂ#☢Ḅ஺A:Hello,Lily!I'mnotgoodatlearningEnglish.16B:Don'tworry.ThereisgoingtobeatalkonlearningEnglishatourschoolhalltomorrowafternoon.17A:Sure.Tdloveto.18B:AteacherfromEngland.A:Ithinkthetalkwillbewonderful.B:Ialsothinkso.IhearthattheteacherwillgiveusmanygoodexamplesandwaysoflearningEnglish.19A:Great!20B:At3:30.A:OK!Tilbethereontime.B:Allright.Seeyoutomorrow.A.WhatshouldIdo?B.Youcanspeakfirst.C.Whowillgivethetalk?D.Whattimewillthetalkstart?E.Wouldyouliketolistentoit?F.Canyougivemesomeadvice?G.Andwecanlistentotheteacher'spronunciationcarefully.

2&ஹ!'()Doyouknowthisgirl?Iwenttotheparkwithmysister,Gina,onFriday.Gina21herjacketonabench*+whenweplayedgames.Whenwewentbacktothebench,alittlegirlinaredT-shirtwas22there.Shelookedlikeshewas8or9andhadlongblondehair.Shehadsomemoneyinherhand.Whenshesaw23.shegotupandwalkedaway.Iaskedmysister,t6Didyouhaveany24inyourjacket?”“Yes,Anna.Idid.”Isaid,uHaveaquicklookinyourjacket.^^Ginalookedinherjacket,25hermoneywasnotthere.“Thatgirlstoleit!”Isaid,andweranafterher.Wecaughthersoon.Mysisterwasvery26andshesaid,“GivemethemoneyThegirlgavethemoneytoGinaandranaway.Thenwewenthome.Butbeforewecouldtellourparents,mymothersaid27Gina,“Youleftyourmoneyathome.Ifsonthetableinthekitchen."SothegirlintheredT-shirtwasnotathief,Ꮥ.28shethoughtwewerebadgirls.29youknowthisgirl,pleasecallus.Wewouldliketosay30toherandgivethemoneybacktoher.Ourphonenumberis512-3668.Thankyouverymuch.AnnaandGina21.A.boughtB.tookC.forgotD.left22.A.standingB.sittingC.runningD.walking23.A.herB.youC.usD.them24.A.foodB.fruitC.moneyD.yogurt25.A.butB.andC.orD.so26.A.boredB.tiredC.angryD.hungry27.A.forB.toC.atD.against28.A.SuddenlyB.LuckilyC.MaybeD.Widely29.A.IfB.UnlessC.BecauseD.Until30.A.thanksB.helloC.goodbyeD.sorry/ஹ▅1ᓫ⌱AlbertEinsteinandWolfgangMozartarepossiblythetwomostfamousexamplesof

3peoplewhoaregeniusesᜩ3.ButunlikeMozart,Einsteinwasn'tverytalentedasakid.BorninGermanyin1879,hewasslowtolearntospeak,andhewasanormalstudentatschool.Hewasinterestedinmathandscience,buthelikedtostudyathomebetter.Laterhestudiedtobeateacher,buthedidn'tfindajobinaschoolandforsomeyears,hewasanofficeworker.AlotofEinstein'smostfamousideasweretheresultofstudyinhisfreetime,whenhealsoplayedtheviolintorelax.From1908,hewasauniversityteacherformanyyears,firstinEuropeandthenintheUS.HewasthewinneroftheNobelPrizeinPhysicsin1921.Hewasfamousforthetheoryofrelativity45,butonlyseveralscientistscouldunderstandit.Hisbiggestdreamwastofindoneexplanationforthebasic7ẠḄideasinphysicsbuthediedbeforethiswarpossible.Asafamousscientist,Einsteingotlettersfrompeoplearoundtheworld.Someoftheletterswerefromchildrenandhealwaysansweredthem.Oneletterwasfromagirlwithmathproblemsatschool."Donotworryaboutyourdifficultiesinmath^^washisanswer."Icantellyouthatminearestillgreater.^^Einsteindiedinahospitalin1955.Hewasnamed"PersonoftheCentury^^in1999byTimeMagazine.31.Einsteinwhenhewasakid.A.likedtostudyathomeB.hadnofriendsatschoolC.wasaverytalentedstudentD.showednointerestinscience32.Einsteintorelaxinhisfreetime.A.readbooksB.tooklongwalksC.watchedmoviesD.playedtheviolin33.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2mean?A.Einsteindiedbeforehisdreamcametrue.B.Einstein'sdreamcametruebeforehedied.C.EinsteindiedbeforewinningtheNobelPrizeinPhysics.D.Einsteindiedbeforediscoveringthetheoryofrelativity.34.Einsteindiedwhenhewasyearsold.A.44B.55C.76D.7935.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TheTheoryofRelativityB.TwoGreatGeniuses

4C.Einstein'sanswertoaletterD.PersonoftheCenturyCentralMuseumExhibitions9:;TheCentralMuseumisanexcitingplacetovisit.Thesedayswehaveexhibitionson:ChangesintheEnglishlanguageoverthepast400yearsthehistoryofinternationalbusinessfrom1400to1900.Thereareguidedtoursfbrlargegroups,schoolsandcollegegroups.CostAdmissionᐭ=>isfree.Openingtimes:Themuseumisopen:Wednesday9:30a.m.—5:30p.m.Thursday9:30a.m.—4:00p.m.Saturday10:00a.m.—5:00p.m.HowtofindusThemuseumisinParkStreet.Bybus:Buses10and23stopsoutsidethemuseum.Bytrain:TheneareststationisLaneCentral.It'safive-minutewalk.We'resorrythatthereisn'tanycarparking.FurtherinformationFormoreinformation.Pleasecallthehelpdeskat488009.36.Wecanlearnaboutfromtheexhibitionaboutinternationalbusiness.A.itshistoiyafter1900B.itshistorybefore1400C.500yearsofitshistoryD.thepast400yearsofitshistory37.Peoplecanvisitthemuseumat.A.4:00p.m.onThursdayB.5:00p.m.onWednesdayC.10:00a.m.onFridayD.9:30a.m.onSaturday38.HowlongdoesittaketowalktoCentralMuseumfromLaneCentralStation?A.3minutesB.5minutesC.10minutesD.23minutes

539.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.OnecangotothemuseumbybusB.Themuseumhasabigparkinglot.C.Collegegroupshavetopaytovisitthemuseum.D.Thetelephonenumberofthehelpdeskis400889.40.Wemayseethispassageina.A.dictionaryB.diaryC.newspaperD.storybookMynameisMay.AnnaFreemanwasmyEnglishteacherintheninthgrade.Shewashumorousandkind,soIlovedbeingaroundher.Shewasalsoagoodlistener.Attheendoftheyear,shesaidthatshewasmovingtoFlorida,andIwassad.Wegaveouraddressestoeachotherandbecamepenpals.Icouldtellheranything,andshetreatedmewithrespect?@eventhoughIwasateenager.InFlorida,Mrs.FreemanbecamearealtorAᙢCDEFandwasverybusy,butshealwaysfoundtimetowriteletterstome.Shewroteinterestingstoriesandalwaystookmyworriesandproblemsseriously.Onesummerholiday,Mrs.Freemaninvitedmetovisitherinaletter.ImissedherverymuchsoIacceptedheroffer.IspentthreeweekswithherinFlorida,excitedtodoanythingfromwashingdishestovisitingmuseumswithher.Herloveofmusicandcreativewritingencouragedmetogoonwithmydream.Twoyearslater,shesurprisedmebycomingtomyhighschoolgraduationceremonyGHᐺJ.Laterthatyear,whenIarrivedatherhouse,Ihopedtotalktoheraboutmyfutureplans,butinsteadshewasinhospital.Iwenttothehospitalandwasshockedtofindthatshewasseriouslyill.Amonthlater,afterIgotbackhome,IgotacallthatMrs.Freemanhaddied.Tothisday,morethan50yearslater,Istillrememberhersmileandtheadviceshegaveme.Fromtimetotime,Ireadherlettersagain,thinkingofthewonderfultimewespenttogether.41.Mrs.FreemanaftershemovedtoFlorida.A.workedasateacherB.livedquiteabusylifeC.seldomwrotetothewriterD.hadlotsofworriesandproblems42.ThewriterfeltinthesummerholidayshespentwithMrs.Freeman?A.boredB.surprisedC.worriedD.excited43.Whatcanweknowaboutthewriter'shighschoolgraduationceremony?

6A.Shegaveanexcellentspeech.B.Mrs.Freemansurprisinglycametoit.C.Mrs.Freemanwasseriouslyillthatday.D.Shetoldherparentsherfutureplanthatday.44.ThewriterandMrs.Freemanlastmet.A.inahospitalB.inthewriter'sschoolC.onthestreetD.atMrs.Freeman'shome45.Thepassagemainlytalksabout.A.agraduationceremonyB.asuccessfulrealtorC.May?sworriesandproblemsD.May'sEnglishteacherI'minmymiddlefiftiesandIdon'tfeeloldyet.However,sometimesIthinkofmychildhoodandcomparethethingsinthepastwiththethingsfortoday'skids.Somethingshavecertainlychanged.Oneareaofchangeistelevision.Somechangeshavebeenimprovements.Somechanges,however,havebeenproblems.WhenIstartedschool,mostfamiliesinmyvillagedidn'thaveatelevision.Televisionswerebeginningtogetpopular.Theywerenewandexpensive.Myfathersavedmoneyforawholeyearandboughtasmallblackandwhiteset.Istillrememberwatchingmyfavoritecartoononthisfascinatingmachine.Ieveninvitedallmyfriendsover.Thatwasexciting!Now.televisionshavecometoeveryhomeinmyvillage,andmanyfamiliesownmorethanonetelevision.Thepicturesareinfullcolorandfarclearer.Thescreensaresowonderfulthattheyaremorelikethoseofmovies.ThevarietyandquantityKLMᦪO
ofprogramshaveincreasedgreatly,too.Thereareoveronehundredchannels⚣⍝available.Asfortheprograms,therearemanyfineeducationalshows.Ontheotherhand,thereisalotofrubbish,thingsthatparentsdon'twanttheirkidstowatch.ExpertswarnthattelevisionhasaverybiginfluenceonkidsandmuchofitisnegativeR᩽Ḅ
.Televisionisn'twhatitusedtobe.Iwonderwhatitwillbelikewhentoday'skidsaremyage.Whatdoyouthink?46.Thewriterismorethanyearsold.A.40B.50C.60D.7047.Whentelevisionbegantogetpopular,theywere.A.newandcheapB.usefulandcheapC.oldanduselessD.newand

7expensive48.Thewriter'sfatherspentsavingmoneytobuyasmallblackandwhiteTVset.A.amonthB.sixmonthsC.ayearD.twoyears49.WhichoneisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Allthechangesabouttelevisionhavebeenimprovements.B.ThewriteroncevisitedallhisfriendstowatchTVathishouse.C.Manyfamiliesinthewriter'svillagehaveovertwotelevisions.D.Expertswarnalltheparentsnottobuyanytelevisionsforchildren.50.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin""inthefourthparagraph?A.Soteenagerscanwatchanyprogramtheylike.B.Soteenagersshouldn'twatchprogramsanymore.C.Soit'snecessaryfbrteenagerstochooseprogramscorrectly.D.Soifsnotnecessaryfbrteenagerstochooseprogramscorrectly.Tஹ(ᑏ〉Ḅ⊡ᐰA:Hi,Eric!B:Hi,LinYang!YouknowIloveChinesecultureverymuch.51?A:Sure.Whatdoyouwanttoask?B:Well,52?A:It'sonthe15thdayoftheeighthlunar▢ᔊḄmonth.B:53?A:Yes,theydo.Theyeatakindofspecialfoodcalledmooncakes.Andtheyareroundanddelicious.B:Ihopetoeatsomeoneday.54?A:Theyusuallyeatabigdinnerwiththeirfamily.Afterdinner,peopleliketoadmirethefullmoonoutsideontheMid-autumnnight.B:Howinteresting!I'velearnedalottoday.55.A:You'rewelcome.Yஹ!ᡂ56.ᙠ[\⁚^F_`ab4[\஺PeopleusuallyontheWaterfestival.57.cdefgDahᵨ஺Thesilverplate.

858.jklgmnopq஺Hepopmusic.59.rstuvvrḄwxᔩzCouldyoupleaseaskyoufriends?60.ᑮ|}~^ᩋ⃅ᙠᱯ஺Juliemuchinformationontheinternetsofar.ஹ᦮61.ᶧ஺62.cdḄ.63.ᡃ⍝rᔲ~rḄ¡¢£ᑮu¤஺¥ஹ¦§¨WatersportsareverypopularinAustralia.AustraliangirlAliceis5yearsold.Shestartedswimmingattheageoftwoandahalf.Oneday,Alice'smotherwasswimmingattheirfamilypool.Suddenly,hermotherbecameunconscious©Ḅandfloatedª«facedowninthewater.64.LittleAlicesawthisbutshewasnotafraid.Shegotintothewaterandpulledhermothertotheedge¬ofthepool.Thenshetriedherbesttopullhermotherupthepool'ssteps.AfterAlicemadesurehermotherwasoutofwater,sherantogethelp.Aliceisreallyamazing!65.Althoughsheis5yearsold,sheknowswhatsheshoulddo.Herfamilyisproudofher.64.LilUcAlicesawthisbulshewasnolafraid.65.Althoughsheis5yearsold,sheknowswhatsheshoulddo.®ஹ¯ᦻ⌱±()fewexactlysilencebutdealfromintroducethoughsubjectforshewhMybestfriendJennyisaBritishexchangestudentfromLondon.ShecametoBeijing

9lastyear.Shehaschangedalotsinceshecamehere.Nowletmegiveyouageneral66ofherchanges.Jennyusedtobeashygirl.Herfacewouldturnredwhenshemadeaspeechinpublic.Sheusedtokeep67inclass.Shewasafraidtoputupherhand68sheknewtheanswertoaquestion.Shewasn'tinterestedinsomeofher69,andattimes,shewasabsent70classes.Andatschool,shehad71friends.Iaskedher72shewantedtobeanexchangestudent.Shetoldmethatshewantedtoimprove73andshewasinterestedinChineselanguageandculture.Shehopedtobecomeapopulargirl.Thiswas74whatherparentswantedtosee.NowJennygetsonwellwithhernewstudentsandclassmates.Shehas75withhershynessandquietness.Shehasbecomeanoutgoing,humorousandhelpfulgirl.Herparentsaresohappytohearhowmuchshehaschanged.ᓝஹ▅1³´v⚪Doyouknowthehighestbridgeintheworld?IsitinAmerica?IsitintheUK?NO,It'sinChina.It'scalledtheBeipanjiangBridge,anditisthehighestoneintheworld.IfsnearBejieinGuizhouProvince.Thebridgestands565metersaboveᙠ...☢adeepriver.ItconnectstheprovincesofGuizhouandYunnan.GuizhouProvinceisalreadyhometosevenofthetenhighestbridgesinChina.TheBeipanjiangBridgehasjustovertaken¶k
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recordholder.Thethirdhighestbridgeintheworldisalsoinourcountry.ThebuildingoftheBeipanjiangBridgestartedin2012anditwasopenedtotrafficonDecember29,2016.Itcostabout100millionyuan.Over10,000engineersandtechniciansᢈ¹Fᕒworkedonthisproject,whichtookoverthreeyearstocomplete.TheBeipanjiangBridgeispartofhighway»¼½¾connectingHangzhouCityinZhejiangProvinceandRuiliCityinYunnanProvince.Thebridgeis1341.4meterslonganditcutsthetraveltimefromLiupanshuiinGuizhoutoXuanweiinYunnanfromaroundfivehourstooveranhour.76.HowhighistheBeipanjiangBridge?77.Whatwastheworld'shighestbridgebeforetheBeipanjiangBridge?

1078.Whereistheworld'sthirdhighestbridge?79.WhendidtheBeipanjiangBridgestartbeingused?80.HowlongdoesittakepeopletotravelfromLiupanshuitoXuanweinow?ᓝஹ▅1(⊤Doyouknowdragons?TheyareasymbolofChina.Haveyouwatchedthedragondance?Howmuchdoyouknowaboutit?Whafsthedragondance?InChineseculture,thedragondanceisaformoftraditionaldance.Inthedance,ateamofpeoplecarrythedragonandperformwonderfuldances.Liketheliondance,thistraditionaldancehasspreadalloverChinaandtothewholeworld.ThehistoryofthedragondanceThedragondanceitselfbeganduringtheHanDynastyanditwasstartedbytheChinesewhohadgreatrespect?@forthedragon.ThedragondancewasalreadypopulareventbytheSongDynasty.Atthattimepeoplecouldoftenseeitduringimportantfestivals.IntheQingDynasty,theDragonDanceTeamofFuzhouwasinvitedtogiveaperformanceinBeijing.Andtheemperorwasquitepleasedtoseetheperformance.Whatdodragonslooklike?Traditionally,peopleusewood,bambooandaspecialclothÀtomakedragons.Sotheyarealwaysquiteheavy.However,inmoderntimes,dragonsaremuchlighterbecausetheyaremadeofmuchlightermaterials.Adragoncanbeofdifferentlengths.Itcanbe25to35meterslongforacrobaticᩖᢈḄacts,andupto50to70meterslongforquitelargeparadesÂobecausepeoplebelievethatthelongerthedragonis,themoreluckitwillbring.AsmallgroupcannotcontrolaverylongdragonbecauseitrequiresgreatstrengthÃOandspecialskills.Title:________81______________ThedragondanceisWhatthedragondanceis82___inChinese

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