2023年四川省绵阳市中考五模英语试题

2023年四川省绵阳市中考五模英语试题学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、阅读单选September 5 is the “Charity Day” in China. It started because of China’s charity law, which came into effect in 2016. This year, China has witnessed how technology plays a bigger role in the country’s charity career.There are over 85 million disabled people in China. With the development of technology in the country, more charity organizations and people have realized the importance of using it to help people in need.Huang Shuai is the director of Chuangshan Community. He is running special projects to create mobile apps and provide help for people with physical challenges. “For a lot of disabled people, daily actions that are necessary in today’s world, like using a mouse, typing on keyboards or using smartphones, can be very hard to finish,” he said. In Chuangshan Community, many of the volunteers are middle school students. They try their best to solve the problem for people in local charity houses. Tech professionals have realized that technology is a game changer in the world of charity.Tencent started a charity activity called “99 Giving Day” and set up programs for donations to deal with all kinds of challenges that cause problems for the local and international community. They’ve offered all kinds of tech kits and cloud services to many non-governmental organizations (NGOs), local communities and colleges. Engineers can go and work as technology officers at NGOs and provide hands-on technology support.Technologies, especially those that can be used by NGOs and disabled people, will not only make our lives more convenient, but will also bring power and courage to people and connect our communities together.1．So far the Charity Day in China has existed for ________.A．less than 5 years B．more than 6 years C．16 years D．22 years 2．What do the first two paragraphs mainly talk about?A．The disabled people get more help because of technology.B．China has focused on developing science and technology.C．In order to help the disabled, China set up the “Charity Day”.D．The number of the disabled people and their problems in China.3．What does the underlined sentence mean?A．A lot of disabled people won’t join in the daily actions.B．It’s hard for the disabled to understand new technology.C．A lot of disabled people can’t face the new world.D．It’s difficult for many disabled people to use the new products.4．Where do the volunteers work?A．On the Internet.B．In the local charity.C．In Tencent company.D．In the local or international hospital. 5．The writer’s attitude to the technologies is ________.A．refusing B．negative C．admiring D．neutralThe new Disney film: Raya and the Last Dragon迪士尼新作《寻龙传说》Animation, Action, Adventure English1h 52mDirectors: Don Hall and Carlos Lopez EstradaStarring: Kelly Marie Tran (voice), Awkwafina (voice), Gemma Chan (voice)This film travels to the imagined world of Kumandra. Long ago, humans and dragons lived there together in harmony (和谐). However, when a group of monsters known as the Druun came to attack, the dragons sacrificed (牺牲) themselves to save the humans. Now, 500 years later, those same monsters have returned. It’s up to a lone warrior (勇士), Raya, to find the last dragon and stop the Druun forever. However, along her journey, she’ll learn that it takes more than a dragon to save the world. It’s going to take trust and teamwork as well.Reviews7.5/10 Based on 27,040 reviews7/10 — jaimehberrio66The film, in general, is good. The visuals (视觉画面) alone represent a masterful achievement. The voice acting is also great. However, the film isn’t perfect. It mainly uses the same “Disney formula” that everyone knows by heart at this point. The ending of the story is predictable. Overall, the film proves that the “Disney formula” can work, but it falls flat in comparison to other Disney films.4/10 — jag-86398Disney is losing its touch. They are afraid to take new steps. Although it has great visuals, this film is easily forgettable. I hope that Disney can come up with something newthat will be able to truly surprise me in the future.5/10 — WizinatorThe visuals were great, but none of the dragon’s jokes hit. I just found myself siting in awkward silence for too much of the film. It could have been ten times better if they hadn’t let the dragon talk at all.Next pageAdd to watch list rate (评价) this film.6．The underlined part “Animation. Action. Adventure” tells people ________.A．what type of film it is B．what the subject of the film isC．what the setting of the film is D．what the message of the film is 7．According to the article. Raya made the journey in order to ________.A．save the world from the Druun B．learn about the history of Kumandra C．protect the last dragon from the Druun D．understand the value of trust andteamwork8．Both “jaimehberrio66” and “jag-86398” think that ________.①the voice acting is great①the film is a bit too long①the visuals are wonderful①the film shows no creativityA．①①B．①①C．①①D．①①9．According to the article, Wizinator is unsatisfied with the film’s ________.A．humor B．storyline C．message D．voice acting 10．This article is most likely taken from ________.A．the blog of a Disney fan B．a film review websiteC．Disney’s official website D．the entertainment section of a magazineHuang Xiaobei is a university student in China. One day, when she was watching a Chinese movie, she found she couldn’t close the bullet-screen comments (弹幕评论). She was forced to watch them. That was her first time to watch a movie with bullet-screen comments. However, after this experience. Huang Xiaobei has changed from “A” to “Z”. She is more and more fond of reading bullet-screen comments now. Like Huang Xiaobei, many college students enjoy bullet-screen comments when watching videos.A survey on “Generation Z bullet-screen comment culture” has interviewed 1,976 college students across the country. Generation Z often refers to the generation that was bornbetween 1996 and 2010.According to the survey, 86.43 percent of Chinese college students enjoy bullet-screen comments when they watch videos: 75.13 percent of them believe that these comments can bring them happiness. The survey results also showed that 61.34 percent of the respondents (调查对象) often choose to watch videos with bullet-screen comments. However, 38.66 percent prefer not to: the main reason is that these comments may make the pictures difficult to see.At the same time, according to the survey, 67.27 percent of the young people regard bullet-screen comments as a way to express their ideas; 63.05 percent of them believe that the comments serve as a good supplement to the video content (内容), and 53.19 percent of respondents think that bullet-screen comments help them find people who have the same opinions as them all over the world.11．What’s the main idea of the first paragraph?A．Huang Xiaobei is a university student in China.B．Huang Xiaobei hated to watch bullet-screen comments.C．Huang Xiaobei is fond of reading bullet-screen comments.D．Like Xiaobei, many college students enjoy bullet-screen comments.12．What did the 1,976 college students do?A．They answered a survey.B．They watched many movies.C．They traveled across the country.D．They wrote bullet-screen comments. 13．Who is a member of Generation Z?A．Ben who is in Grade 2 in a primary school now.B．Mary who has worked in a bank for twenty years.C．Grace who has worked as a teacher for only one year.D．Micheal who is a new baby at the age of four months.14．How many students love bullet-screen comments according to the survey?A．About 1,212.B．About 1,329.C．About 1,485.D．About 1,708. 15．Why do most college students enjoy bullet-screen comments?A．These comments can bring them happiness.B．These comments make the pictures difficult to see.C．These comments help them to understand each other.D．These comments help them to show their ideas better.With low temperatures and a lack of food, winter is a hard season for animals. To get through it, many animals enter hibernation (冬眠), a period of going into a state of inactivity. While hibernating, animals hide away from their enemies. Their metabolism (新陈代谢) will slow to less than a quarter of its normal rate. This cools the creature’s body and slows its heartbeat to just a few times per minute.But why don’t humans hibernate? Human hibernation doesn’t exist for many reasons. Our body is not designed for hibernation. Our fathers were tropical (热带的) animals. Humans have only moved to cool even cold places in the last hundred thousand years or so. That’s not quite long enough to develop our metabolism into what we would need to be able to hibernate.For example, waste management is a huge challenge. Animals that hibernate are able to essentially stop their urination (排尿) and defecation (排便) during hibernation. Unfortunately, humans can’t do this. There are other challenges. Body temperatures below 2.8°C lead to throwing the human digestive tract (消化道) into disorder and may cause pain. Cold temperatures can also reduce or even stop the immune system. As a result, it’s much easier for people to be ill.In fact, humans don’t need to sleep through winter. Fire, clothes, shelter, hunting and agriculture are much more effective ways of surviving the cold.Could humans hibernate in the future? For long-distance space travel, it’s likely. If we hope to visit another star system—even if we could travel at the speed of light, the journey would take years. Being able to hibernate would make such distances less boring for the astronauts and save important resources.NASA is treating this question seriously. Beginning in 2014, the agency funded research on long-term hibernation as a way to make long-term space travel easier.16．When animals enter hibernation, ________.A．their heartbeat slows down B．their breathing is slow and deepC．their body temperature increases D．their metabolic rates are the same as normal17．The possible reason why humans can’t hibernate is ________.A．long-term sleep does harm to their immune systemB．cold temperatures damage their waste managementC．their metabolism hasn’t met the requirements of hibernationD．cold temperatures prevent their bodies from taking in nutrientsA．Bleeding.B．Ache.C．Block.D．Upset. 19．The last two paragraphs mainly talk about ________.A．the necessity for humans to hibernate B．the value of studying human hibernation C．a new technology for humans to hibernate D．new research on hibernation in space travel20．Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?A．Is human hibernation possible?B．Humans don’t hibernate in winter.C．Hibernation, the best way in winter.D．How do animals get through winter?二、完形填空We do not always get good grades we want. After a bad report card, it is important to figure out what to do next.First, talk to your teacher. 21 how your grades are calculated (计算). Is the problem a bad test, lack of participation (参与) in class, or a failure to 22 homework? Next, if the problem is something you can solve on your own, make a 23 to change your behavior!Thirdly, if you have been studying hard and still got a bad grade, you probably need some extra help. Talk to your teacher and explain your 24 . Lastly, make a detailed plan of how you will improve your grades. Write down the plan, have it 25 and follow it. 21．A．Find out B．Look at C．Look for D．Deal with 22．A．forget B．know C．guard D．complete 23．A．living B．promise C．difference D．mistake 24．A．grade B．situation C．effort D．success 25．A．proud B．tidy C．ready D．fullMr. Worth liked spending time with his grandson—Shawn. He enjoyed 26 him some of the things he may not be taught in school.One day, the boy told his grandfather about a 27 class project. Each student was going to grow a pot of bean plants. They each 28 to grow the strongest and best bean plants. Shawn showed his grandfather the bean seeds. He explained that his 29 taught them how to make the seeds grow. First, they put the seeds on a wet paper towel. Then, they put them near a 30 window. When the seeds sprout (发芽), they are ready to be transplanted (移植) 31 a pot.After listening to his grandson, Mr. Worth said. “You do just as what you have learned, but I want to show you one extra thing about growing plants.”“When I was a boy, my father showed me how to grow 32 plants.” he continued.“When the plant is starting out, you put some weight on it.” Shawn 33 his grandfather in disbelief.“Doesn’t the weight stop the bean from growing?” he asked. “No, of course not. In this way, you will force the bean plant to be strong and healthy. If you give 34 it wants, it will grow too fast and it will be weak. It will fall over when the first big wind blows.”Shawn listened 35 . He was eager to grow the bean in the way grandfather described. He would tell his friends what he had learned that day.26．A．asking B．teaching C．buying D．lending 27．A．science B．music C．history D．physics 28．A．hated B．forgot C．wanted D．refused 29．A．parent B．student C．classmate D．teacher 30．A．warm B．cold C．clean D．dirty 31．A．from B．with C．about D．into 32．A．weak B．strong C．tall D．long 33．A．put up B．looked at C．took in D．turned down 34．A．everything B．none C．nothing D．something 35．A．hopelessly B．helpfully C．carefully D．usefully三、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个恰当的词或括号内单词的正确形式，并将答案写在答题卡的相应位置。