2022-2023学年原创中考英语全真模拟预测适应性考试卷

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16.What'stheboylookingfor?A.Football.B.Basketball.C.Baseball.7.Whichcolourofmobilephonewouldthegirllike?A.Brown.B.Purple.C.Green.8.Whatsthewoman7stelephonenumber?A.4142889.B.4241889.C.4241899.1,9210#⚪஺9.Whatdoesthemanwanttobuy?A.Apairofspotsshoes.B.Apairofglasses.C.Apairoftrousers.10.Howmuchdoestheshopkeeperaskforeachpairatfirst?A.35yuan.B.36yuan.C.46yuan.41,11212#⚪஺11.Wherearethetwospeakers?A.Onabus.B.Onaplane.C.Onatrain.12.WholivesinAustralia?A.Thewoman.B.Thewoman,sdaughter.C.Theman41,13215#⚪஺13.Whatarethemanandthewomantalkingabout?A.Afilm.B.Avisit.C.Aplan.14.Whywon*ttheygotothecinema?

2A.Notbothofthemlikethefilm.B.Theyhearthefilmisn'tgood.C.Thefilmwon'tbeonthen.15.Wherewilltheystaytomorrowevening?A.Onlyintherestaurant.B.OnlyatBobandSuezshome.C.Awayfromtheirhome.4&'1,16218#⚪஺16.Howmanytreesaregoingtobeplantedtoday?A.700.B.1400.C.2000.17.Whatdoesthespeakeradvisevolunteerstodo?A.Tolearnsometreeplantingskills.oB.Tocomealonganytimetheylike.C.Tobringalongtheirgloves.18.Whatisthemainpurposeoftheevent?A.Toincreasepeople,ssenseofenvironmentprotection.B.Toinvitepeopletojoinanenvironmentalorganization.C.Topersuadefamiliestohaveanoutinginthemountains.4ᡭ6nᔁ7ᜧ⚪⚪஺9⚪◤⌕ᙠᜧ⚪Ḅ=>?@A,஺
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3LMᑡᔜ⚪ᡠQḄAஹBஹCஹD/R⌱⚗S⌱TUᐭK'ᜐḄᨬY⌱⚗஺19.—WhathaveyoudecidedtobuyforyourmotherMother7sDay?—Someflowers.A.atB.onC.toD.in20.—Oh.myGod!It7saseaofcars.Howcanyoupickoutyourcar?——Thatseasy.iscoloreddifferentlyfromanyotherone.A.MyB.MineC.TheirD.Theirs21.areyougoingtotheairportnextMonday,Betty?Bytaxi.A.HowB.WhatC.WhereD.When22.Wouldyoumindslowly?ICan/tfollowyou.A.speakB.tospeakC.spokenD.speaking23.LiuXiangmayrunevenaftertheoperationbecauseheworksveryhardandexerciseseveryday.A.fastB.fasterC.fastestD.thefastest24.Duringtheearthquake,manyschoolbuildingsfelldown.thepeopletheredidnztgiveuphope.

4A.AndB.SoC.ButD.Or25.—DoyouthinkJohnwillhelpmemovethepiano?——You'dbetternotaskhim.Heacomposition.A.writeB.writesC.iswritingD.wrote26.—HowlongKoreansingerJangNaraChina?—Foryears.ShecanspeakandsinginChinese.A.does;gotoB./;wasinC.has;beentoD.has;beenin27.—Don,tyouthinkherradioistoonoisy?—Yeah.I'llgoandaskheritup.A.nottoturnB.notturnC.toturnD.don'tturn28.
David,isthatmanyourChineseteacher?—Itbehim.He'shavingameeting.A.mustnztB.can,tC.needn,tD.won,t29.—Doyouknowhowmanygoldmedalsthe23year-oldMichaelPhelpsatthe2008SummerOlympicGames?
Eight.A.winB.winsC.wonD.haswon30.myfathermymotherisabletouseacomputer.However,lean.

5A.Both;andB.Neither;norC.Either;orD.Notonly;butalso31.—DidyougotoMike'sbirthdayparty?—No,I.A.didn,tinviteB.haven,tinvitedC.wasnztinvitedD.amnotinvited32:—Ididn'tseeyouwhenIcameherelastnight.Wherewereyou?—Imyprojectathome.A.designedB.havedesignedC.woulddesignD.wasdesigning33.Doyouknow?—PSP.A.whatisitcalledB.howitiscalledC.howitcallsD.whatitiscalled34.I'mafraidIcan'treturnthebooktoyoubeforeTuesday.A.Don'tbeafraidB.YonarewelcomeC.TakeyourtimeD.Becareful/ஹZ[JKᐳ12ᑖ#⚪1ᑖ▅M☢Ḅ0ᦻ_`ᐸᜧbᯠdL0ᦻdᔜ⚪ᡠQḄAஹBஹCஹD/R⌱⚗S⌱ᨬY⌱⚗஺IshouldsayIowemysuccesstomymother.Mybelief

6beganwhenIwasjustaked.I_35_becomingadoctor.Mymotherwasaservant.Throughherwork,shefoundthat_36_peoplespentalotmoretimereadingthanthey_37_watchingtelevision.Shetoldmybrotherandmetowatchonlytwotothreepre-selectedTVprogramsduringtheweek.Inourfreetime,wehadtoreadtwobooksfromtheDetroitPublicLibraryand_38_writtenbookreportstoher.Shewouldmarkthemupwithcheckmarksandhighlights.Yearslaterwerealizedhermarkswereatrickbecausemymotherwasuneducated.WhenIenteredhighschool,1wasanA—student.butnotfor_39_.Iwantedthebrightlycolouredclothesand1wantedtohangoutwiththeguys.IwentfrombeinganA.studenttoaB.studenttoaC-student.D.Benightmymothercamehomeafter40hervariousjobsandIcomplainedaboutnothavingenoughItalianknitshirts.Shesaid,"Okay,1'HgiveyouallthemoneyI_41_!thisweekbyscrubbingfloorsandcleaningbathrooms,andyoucanbuythefamilyfoodandpaythebills.Witheverythingpaidoff.youcanhavealltheItalianknitshirtsyouwant."1wasvery_42_withthatarrangementbutonceIgotthroughallocatingᑖ⎽fthemoney,therewas43left.

7Irealizedmymotherwasagreatwomantobeabletokeeparoofoverourheadsandanykindoffoodonthetable,letalonebuyclothes.Ialsorealizedthatimmediatesatisfactionwasn'tgoingtogetmeanywhere.Successrequiredintellectualpreparation.Iwentbacktomy_44_andbecameanA—studentagain,andatlastI_45_mydreamandIbecameadoctor.Mymotherisawomanwith46formaleducationorpropertywhousedherpositionasaparenttochangethelivesofherchildren.Thereisnojobmoreimportantthanparenting.35.A.thoughtofB.dependedonC.gaveupD.dreamedof36.A.strictB.easygoingC.SuccessfuloD.careful37.A.costB.paidC.tookD.did38.A.readB.presentC.teachD.explain39.A.soonB.farC.longD.often40.A.finishingB.shoppingC.making

8D.getting41.A.acceptB.winC.spendD.make42.A.excitedB.pleasedC.disappointedD.bored43.A.anythingB.everythingC.somethingD.nothing44.A.guysB.motherC.studiesD.play45.A.expectedB.realizedC.changedD.tried46.A.littleB.muchC.fewD.high▅ᳮᐳ24ᑖgஹ▅ᳮᐳ24ᑖ#⚪2ᑖ▅M☢ḄGh0ᦻ,᪷)0ᦻᑁL0ᦻdᔜ⚪ᡠQḄAஹBஹCஹD/R⌱⚗S⌱ᨬY⌱⚗஺

9SchoolLibraryToJoyLee,Justtoremindyouthatyouhavefouroverduebooks.TitleWriterজTheAgeofInnocenceEdithWhartondueᑮ22/JanঝMrStandfastJohnBuchandue24/Jan^ImagineAlisonLesterdue26/JanটSelectedTalesJakobandWilhelmGrimmdue26/JanPleasereturnthesebookstomorrow.Otherpeoplemaybewaitingtoborrowthem.JaneJohnesLibrarianDate-3/eb/2009NoteYoumaynotborrowanynewbooksuntilthesebookshavebeenrelumed.remind:tellsomeonetoremembertodosomething47.ThisnotewaswrittenbyA.AlisonLesterB.JohnBuchanC.JoyLeeD.JaneJohnes48.JohnBuchanisA.thewriterOfMrStandfasts.MrStandfastC.dueon24thJanuaryD.afriendofJoyLee's49.Thisis.A.apieceofnewsB.astoryC.areminderletterD.anad50.FromthisnoteweknowthatA.JaneJohneshasnotlentthesebooksB.Joydoesn;tlikereadingintheschoollibraryC.thislibraryhasafewbookstolendtoothers

10D.JoymaynotborrowanynewbooksnowBItseemsschoolchildrenallovertheworldcomplainabouttheirschoolfood.CherieBlairthewifeofPrimeMinister;TonyBlair,saidthatshewouldprepareapackedlunchforhersonifschooldinnersdonotimprove.Sowhatdostudentsofyourageeatforlunchatschool?JapanHighschoolshavecanteens,whichserveeverythingfromnoodlestorice,butnotburgersandchips.Otherchildrenbringfoodfromhomesuchascoldriceballs,meatorfish,picklesandvegetables.TheUnitedStatesAtypicalmenufromaUSschoolismadeupofahamburgerwithfriedpotatoesorroastchicken,lettuceandpickles,fruitandcookies.Schoollunchesmustalsoprovideatleastone-thirdofthedailydietaryallowancesjk
ofprotein,vitaminA.vitaminC,iron,calcium,andcaloriesᓱmn.AustraliaMeatpies,sausagerollsandhotdogsarealltraditional

11dishesinAustralianschoolshops.Butasthenationpaysmoreattentiontochildrenzshealth,healthierfoodshavestartedtofindtheirwayontoschoolmenus.Manyschoolshaveusedatrafficlightsystem.Thesaleofred.labelledfoods.includingpastries,chocolateandsoftdrinks,isservedonlytwiceaweek.Healthiergreen-labelledfoodssuchassushi,sandwiches,cornandwatemelon,however.Areservedeveryday.Insomeschools.studentshaveachoiceofupto89foodstochoosefrom,includingpopcornandrice.SouthAfricaMostofSouthAfrica'sschoolsdonotservemealsatall.Classesendat1:30pmandstudents.gettheirownlunches.Manystudentsbringfoodfromhome,usuallysandwiches.Fastfloodandfriedfoodsellthebestamongstudents,whichhasledtoariseinobesityamongchildren.Butasmorepeoplebegantorealizethefactthatbeingtoofatmaycausedifferentdiseases,someschoolsintownshaveledthewaytowardsbetternutrition.Nowstudentsattheseschoolsareprovidedwithlunchesofporridgewithvegetables,suchascabbages,onions,beans,carrotsandtomatoes.

1251.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"obesity"inthelastparagraphprobablymean?A.Allowances.B.Sadness.C.Nutrition.D.Overweight.52.WecaninferfromthepassagethatA.atypicalmenufromaUSschoolismadeupofenoughnutritionB.moststudentsinSouthAfricaeattheirlunchesathomeC.manyschoolsinAustraliahavetrafficlightsoutsidetheirschoolsD.youcanhavewhateveryoulikeinschoolcanteensinJapan53.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.FoodservedintheUSisthebestofall.B.Schoolsshouldtrytosatisfytheneedsofstudents.C.Schoolsservedifferentfoodsfromcountrytocountry.D.Schoolchildrenallovertheworlddisliketheirschoolfood.54.Whoisthearticlemeantfor?A.Schoollunchsuppliers.B.Headmasters.C.Students.D.Nutritionists.C

13JeanneCalmenttookupskatingatage85,madeherfirstmovieappearanceatage114.andheldaconcertintheneighborhoodonher121stbirthday.WhenitcomestOlonglife,JeanneCalmentistheworld'srecordholder.Shelivedtotheripeoldageof122.Sois122theupperlimit▲ᑴ
tothehumanlifespanrs
?Ifscientistscomeupwithsomesortofpillordietthatwouldslowaging,couldwepossiblymakeitto150orbeyond?Researchersdon'tentirelyagreeontheanswers/'Calmentlived.to122,Soitwouldn'tsul33risemeifsomeonealivetodayreaches130or135saysJerryShayattheUniversityofTexas.SteveAustadattheUniversityofTexasagrees."Peoplecanlivelongerthanwethink."hesays."Expertsusedtosaythathumanscouldn'tlivepast110.WhenCalmentblewpastthatage,theyraisedthenumberto120.Sowhycan'twegohigher?,/Thetroublewithguessinghowoldpeoplecanlivetobeisthatifsalljustguessing."AnyonecanmakeupanumbersaysRichMillerattheUniversity,ofguessingMichigan."UsuallythescientistwhopicksthehighestnumbergetshisnameinTimemagazine.”

14Won'tnewanti-agingtechniqueskeepusaliveforcenturies?Anycure,saysMiller,foragingwouldprobablykeepmostofHSlivinguntilabout120.Researchersareworkingontreatmentsthatmakethelifespanofmicelongerby50percentatmost.So,iftheaveragetᙳ
humanlifespanisabout80years,saysMiller,naddinganother50percentwouldgetyouto120Sowhatcanwelearnfromthislittledisagreementamongtheresearchers?ThatlifespanisflexibleᨵwឋḄ
,butthereisalimit,saysGeorgeMartinoftheUniversityofWashington."Wecangetfliestolive50percentlongerhesays."Butafly'snevergoingtolive150years"Ofcourse,oifyoubecameanewspeciesᱥz
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theirwaytolongerlife?"It'sprettycooltothinkaboutHesayswithasmile.55.WhatdoesthestoryofJeanneCalmentprovetous?A.Peoplecanliveto122.B.Oldpeoplearecreative.C.Womenaresportyat85.D.Womenlivelongerthanmeno56.AccordingtoSteveAustadattheUniversityofTexas,

15A.theaveragehumanlifespancouldbe110B.scientistscannotfindwaystoslowagingC.fewpeoplecanexpecttolivetoover150D.expertsarenztsurehowlongonecanlive57.Whothinksthatascientistwillbecomefamousifhemakeslongevity?A.JerryShay.B.SteveAustad.C.RichMiller.D.GeorgeMartin.58.Whatcanweinferfromthelastthreeparagraphs?A.Mostofuscouldbegoodatsportsevenat120.B.TheaveragehumanlifespancannotbedoubledoC.Scientistsbelievemiceareagingataslowerspeedthanbefore.D.Newtechniquescouldbeusedtochangefliesintoanewspecies.nᔁ}ᔁᐳ50ᑖஹ~ᐵ஺ᐳ8ᑖ#⚪2ᑖ4᪷)ᡠᑮḄᑁ%⊤SḄ
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17᪷)0ᦻᑁᵨÖ᪾SᡠQ{ØJK஺Doyouhaveanyhobbies?Ifwedon'thaveany10.exceptschoolwork,wemaybecomeboringpeople.Andthatcaninfluenceourstudies0Studyingwithoutrelaxingisnz111forhealth.Wecan,tgetgoodgradesifwehavebadhealth.Weshouldmakeuseofourfreetime.Weshoulddosomethingwelike.Somepeoplelikesinging,12.photosanddrawingpictures.Otherpeopleprefercollectingstamps,readingorshopping.1haveafewhobbies,butmyfavoriteoneiscollectingstamps.Ilikeitbest13.leanlearnalotofthingsfromstamps.Somepeople14.stampsbecausetheycangetmoneyfromthestamps.ButIamjustinterestedincollectingthemandenjoylookingatthemwhenlamfree.Stampcollectingisbecomingmoreandmorepopularallovertheworld.IknowanAustralianboyandaFrenchgirl15.theInternet.Theyalsolikecollectingstamps.Weshowourstampsto16.otheronline.ThatissoCool./ஹ▅⊤Ùᐳ10ᑖ#⚪2ᑖ▅0ᦻ᪷)ᐸᑁ1,Ú⚪஺

18Youeitherhaveit,oryoudon't——asenseofdirection,thatis.ButwhyisitthatsomepeoplecouldfindtheirwayacrosstheSaharawithoutamap,whileotherscanlosethemselvesinthenextstreet?Scientistssaywe'reallbornwithasenseofdirection,butitisnotproperlyunderstoodhowitworks.Onetheoryisthatpeoplewithagoodsenseofdirectionhavesimplyworkedharderatdevelopingit.ResearchbeingcarriedoutatLiverpoolUniversitysupportsthisideaandsuggeststhatifwedonztuseit,weloseit.“Childrenasyoungassevenhavetheabilitytofindtheirwayaround,"saysJimMartland,ResearchDirectoroftheproject.nHowever,iftheyarenotallowedoutaloneoraretakeneverywherebycar,theyneverdeveloptheskills."JimMartlandalsosaysthatyoungpeopleshouldbetaughtcertainskillstoimprovetheirsenseofdirectionHemakestheofollowingsuggestions:•Ifyouareusingamap,turnitsoitconnectswiththewayyouarefacing.

19•Ifyouleaveyourbikeinastrangeplace,putitnearsomethinglikeabigstoneoratree.Notelandmarksontherouteasyougoawayfromyourbike.Whenyoureturn,gobackalongthesameroute.•Simplifythewayoffindingyourdirectionbyusinglinessuchasstreetsinatown,streams,orwallsinthecountrysidetoguideyou.Countyourstepssothatyouknowhowfaryouhavegoneandnoteanylandmarkstohelpyou.Nowyouneednevergetlostagain!17.CouldsomepeoplefindtheirwayacrosstheSaharawithoutamap?18.Whendowegetasenseofdirectionaccordingtothepassage?19.Whydon'tsomepeoplehavethesenseofdirection?20.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"landmarks''meaninEnglish?

2021.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?gஹÛ☢⊤Ù15ᑖ᪷)Sᦻ%ᦻᑁᑏÜbÝÞஹᔠàáஹ¾â®60Ḅ0ᦻ஺22.Ꮇ᝞å·.John,æᜩåᙠç@7ᑮÍM☢Ḅè஺4᪷)èᑁééåḄᔊᡈ7ëì┐AὅḄîïÜðñò¾â®Gᩩ஺ôbõ¾⌕ᑏÜö÷᪥ù%úù஺PostWhatshallIdo?Postedbyaworriedmotheron2/May/09Anybodyhere?Ihavea15-year-olddaughter.Sheislovelyandclever.Iloveherverymuch.Butnowshelikesplayingcomputergamesverymuch.Onceshegetshome,shedoesnothingbutplaycomputergames.Nohomework,norestWhenItalktoher,shesaysnothingtome]WhenIturnoffthecomputer,shewillbeveryangrywithme!Oh!WhatshallIdo?AworriedmotherPost:Re:"WhatshallIdo?"PostedbyJohnon6/May/09DearMadam,

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