2023年重庆市第八中学校中考一模英语试题

2023年重庆市第八中学校中考一模英语试题一、听句子选答语1．A．Yes, you’re right!B．You’re welcome.C．It’s not a big deal. 2．A．Just be yourself.B．That’s a good idea!C．Take it easy.3．A．I’m fine. Don’t worry.B．That doesn’t sound good.C．Hope things work out. 4．A．Yes, thanks a lot.B．Sure, here you are.C．That’s good for you. 5．A．No problem.B．By the way.C．On foot.6．A．I agree with you.B．Me neither.C．Well done.二、听短对话选答案7．A．Five.B．Four.C．Nine.8．A．Dragon Boat Festival.B．Christmas Day.C．Halloween.9．A．In a school.B．In a restaurant.C．At a post office. 10．A．By air.B．By car.C．By train.11．A．Tuesday.B．Wednesday.C．Thursday.12．A．Rainy.B．Sunny.C．Cloudy.三、听长对话选答案听一段材料，回答下面两个小题。

13．What’s Bob’s trouble?A．He can’t get the pronunciation right.B．He makes mistakes in grammar.C．He can’t spell some new words.14．What’s Mary’s advice on English learning?A．Making flashcards.B．Listening to tapes.C．Joining an English language club.听一段材料，回答下面两个小题。

15．How long is Susan probably online every week?A．For about 1 or 2 hours.B．For about 2 or 3 hours.C．For about 3 or 4 hours.16．What do we know about Susan’s work?A．She works in the library.B．She’s too busy with her work.C．She sometimes goes online for her work.四、听短文选答案听两遍。

根据你所听到的短文内容，从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。

17．How old was Molly when she first met Lisa?A．She was four.B．She was five.C．She was six.18．Which subject does Lisa always help Molly with?A．English.B．History.C．Math.19．Why did Molly feel bad after reading the report?A．Lisa did better than her.B．She didn't read it aloud.C．Her classmates laughed at her.20．What is Lisa like?A．Shy and friendly.B．Popular and smart.C．Popular and brave.五、单项选择21．Lily is ________ active girl and she likes playing ________ chess.A．an; /B．a; the C．an; the D．a; /22．The lovely girl has two balloons in her hand. One is pink, and ________ is blue.A．others B．the other C．another D．the rest23．He was still working on the problem while his classmates ________ a rest in the next room.A．are having B．have had C．were having D．will have24．—________ do you need to feed your baby?—Once every three hours, at least.A．How far B．How soon C．How long D．How oftenA．nine B．ninth C．the ninth D．the nine26．—Gloria, could you give back my book today? I really need it now. After all, you ________ it for a month. —Oh, sorry, I forgot. I'll go home and get it now.A．borrowed B．borrows C．kept D．have kept27．—Where did you get these old windows?—From the old buildings which were ________ by the workers.A．shut down B．pulled down C．turned down D．put down28．—Your English has improved so much! What a surprise!—I didn’t believe I could do it ________ I made it.A．since B．because C．until D．if29．— Tom is chosen to be the English guide for our school museum.— Great. Nobody can speak English ________ him.A．better than B．worse than C．as good as D．as bad as30．Sophie looks so upset. Do you know ________?A．why is she unhappy B．what is happened to herC．who was made her unhappy D．why she’s unhappy六、完形填空根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。

“I really want to, but I can’t because… ” This usually appears when we give up doing something. In my opinion, this is more like a（n）31 for our inaction（不作为）. We always talk a lot about our dreams, but when it’s time to realize them, we use the sentence to explain why we stop trying.When I was a kid, I wanted to leave my hometown and see the wonderful world, 32 I couldn’t. Living in an underdeveloped country, I 33 had the chance to get in touch with the outside world. Even so, I decided to use the few resources（资源）I had to create the future I dreamed of.I wanted to study in Japan. But the biggest difficulty was that I had no 34 . At that time, getting a scholarship （奖学金）was the best way I could think of. To do this, I should be excellent at Japanese first so that I could 35 with Japanese people. To make that happen, every day I studied Japanese until midnight. However, the result wasn’t exactly what I had 36 —I didn’t get the scholarship. The fact was that I tried, but I 37 .Hearing this, many people might think that I must feel 38 but I didn’t. Instead, I’m happy to get a lot 39 the way. The experience has taught me how to speak Japanese and enriched my life. And I believe 40 can create their own way to make the cards they’ve been given into a winning hand.31．A．excuse B．example C．result D．need32．A．or B．and C．but D．so33．A．usually B．probably C．simply D．hardly34．A．time B．choice C．friend D．money35．A．communicate B．part C．help D．agree36．A．explained B．expected C．remembered D．promised37．A．failed B．won C．succeeded D．accepted38．A．nervous B．sad C．relaxed D．surprised39．A．by B．along C．about D．of40．A．nothing B．someone C．nobody D．anyone七、阅读单选41．Kids can ________ in IFLC．A．become cool easily B．improve English C．break a bank D．learn Chinese 42．Your kids can understand Chinese culture better after studying in IFLC for ________.A．two months B．three months C．two weeks D．three weeks43．You can have a 50% discount if your kids ________.44．Joanna Fuchs thinks that his family ________.A．guide him and lift him high B．make him lose his way sometimesC．always take pride in him D．help him see the shinning stars45．In Kelly Roper’s eyes, home should be a place like ________.A ．B ．C．D．46．Kelly Roper learns to ________ in her home.A．praise and compete B．sing and cook C．laugh and cry D．love and care 47．The two poems are mainly about ________.A．food B．sports C．family D．healthBorn in the 14th century, Naxi ancient music is one of the world’s oldest music types. The Naxi ethnic group （纳西族）living in Yunnan created it with their own instruments. But today, few people can hear it or even know of it.“One of my classmates is from the Naxi ethnic group,” Liu Yunong told Teens. “When she talked about thisendangered music, I thought we should do something right at once!”The 15-year-old from Tianjin No. 1 Middle School is a music lover and guzheng player. Together with other classmates, she set up a project to spread the popularity of Naxi music among young people.“How to attract（吸引）young people in a fun way is the most difficult job,” said Liu. “So we came up with the idea of using comic strips（连环画）to introduce Naxi music.”In the comics they created, the leading role is a girl named Su Xiaodu. Her name comes from sugudu, a musical instrument of Naxi culture. After a boy named Liu Nana visited a Naxi cultural museum, Su came into his life, and the story began.“Many of our schoolmates loved this form of storytelling, and it successfully attracted 300 people to attend our online activity during the winter holiday, where we introduced some basics of Naxi music,” Liu said.“We also planned to invite Xuan Ke, a well-known Naxi musician to give us a lecture（讲座）. But it was a pity that Mr Xuan went to his rest at 93 in early January. His death made us all realize the importance of protecting traditional music,” Liu added.After the online activity, some young people recorded videos of themselves playing Naxi music pieces, such as Shan Po Yang, on piano or guzheng. “When we received the videos, we felt everything was worth it,” said Liu. 48．From the passage we can learn that the Naxi ethnic group ________.A．appeared in the 14th century B．have a talent for drawing comic stripsC．have their own musical instruments D．try to spread the popularity of Naxi musicA．前途未卜B．驾鹤西去C．休养生息D．青春不再50．According to the passage, we can infer that Liu Yunong ________.A．feared that Naxi music might disappear one dayB．made Naxi music the most popular music typeC．preferred Naxi ancient music to comic stripsD．introduced some basics of Naxi music in summer51．Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?A．Discover the Beauty of Naxi Music B．Make the Naxi Music the BestC．Understand the Role of Naxi Music D．Keep the Naxi Music GoingHave you ever lost something in a hard-to-reach space, like behind a sofa or under the bed? Wouldn’t it benice to just squeeze（挤）in and out to get it? New robots will soon make this happen.In a study, scientists from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Carnegie Mellon University in the US have invented small robots that can quickly change into liquid（液体）states. They melted（熔化）into liquid and managed to get out of a locked cage（笼子）during the tests, shocking the whole scientific community.According to the website Mashable, the scientists got the idea from sea cucumbers （海参）, which can change the softness of their bodies and easily enter any place. The robots in the study were made from a soft metal, which has a low melting point of only 30C．The scientists firstly place the robot in a magnetic field （磁场）. Thanks to the magnetic field, the robot can then be heated into a liquid form, allowing it to enter some hard-to-reach places. After that, by controlling the strength or direction of the magnetic field, the robot can be moved around in a controlled manner.Hopefully, these liquid robots can be widely used in different fields and will not disappoint us. They can help take out a foreign object from a model human stomach. Scientists can use them to repair a TV set by squeezing them into hard-to-reach areas inside the TV set. To prevent humans from being harmed, these robots can perform dangerous tasks in hard-to-reach environments, such as cleaning in nuclear power plants（核能发电厂）.“What we’re showing are just ideas that need to be developed further.” said Carmel Majidi of Carnegie Mellon University. “The goal of our future research is to put these liquid robots to use in real---life situations more quickly. We are very confident（自信的）about achieving this goal.”52．The writer started the passage by _________.A．asking questions B．telling stories C．giving examples D．comparing facts 53．The liquid robot works in the order of _________.a. It is heated into a liquid formb. It is put in a magnetic fieldc. The magnetic field is used to move robotsd. It enters some hard-to-reach placesA．a-c-d-b B．b-a-c-d C．a-b-c-d D．d-b-a-c54．This passage mainly wants to tell us _________.A．why scientists invent liquid robots B．how liquid robots work in a magnetic fieldC．where small liquid robots are invented D．what liquid robots can do now and in the future55．The passage is written in a/an _________ tone（语气）.A．disappointed B．humorous C．angry D．confident①Do you often hear parents say that their children are so secretive and never tell them anything? But haveparents realized that they have actually caused this themselves?①Parents can become upset or even angry when their children praise their friends’ homes, thinking that it reflects dissatisfaction with their own home. Such childish behavior shocks their children, who then decide not to talk to them anymore.①_________. However , as children grow up, disillusionment（幻灭）with parents is actually unavoidable, no matter how good they may be both as parents and as individuals（个人）. As a result, children gradually feel disappointed and finally choose to remain silent.①If parents are not prepared for children’s gradual disappointment and fail to realize it is a sign of their children’s growing up, they would be so hurt and the parent-child relationship may then become worse.①To improve the parent-child relationship, parents should admit their mistakes. This is particularly important for children as they place great importance on honesty and admire parents who are truthful with them.①In the past, it was widely believed that being an authoritarian（专制主义者）was the best way to keep parents’ dignity（尊严）. However, this could cause children to dislike them and refuse to communicate with them. So, wise parents won’t be too strict and they will not always try to manage their children’s life and control their children’s thoughts and ideas.①Nowadays, with the parent-child relation facing more challenges, parents should create good communication with their children by being truthful, respectful（尊敬的）, and giving them a certain degree of independence of making their own choices and having their own thoughts. This will help build a healthy family relationship, where their children feel comfortable sharing their happy moments with them again.56．Which of the following sentence can be put in the _________.A．Luckily, some wise parents have realized they need to change themselvesB．Gradually, parents also feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and feelingsC．Usually, children are born with very high expectations of parentsD．Finally, children feel great disappointment in their parents57．According to the passage, the writer probably agrees that _________.A．parents should allow children do whatever they wantB．parents should learn to say sorry to their kidsC．children should not express their unhappiness with the houseD．children should not be disappointed with their parents58．The writer’s main purpose in writing the passage is to _________.A．share children’s disappointment in their parentsB．show how unhealthy the parent-child relationship isC．tell parents to change themselves to get on with their kidsD．praise parents’ efforts to communicate well with their kids59．The structure（结构）of the passage is _________.A．B．C．D．八、补全对话7选5阅读下面对话，从7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。