2021年浙江省杭州市中考英语模拟试题(含答案解析)
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1、2021 年浙江省杭州市中考英语模拟试年浙江省杭州市中考英语模拟试题题 A The BBC has listed the top 10 food trends for 2020. Take a look at some of them. Blended burgers A blended burger is still a burger,and its made of meat.But the patty (肉饼) mixes beef with kinds of plants, such as carrots, mushrooms or cabbage.These burgers are l
2、ower in fat but higher in fiber than traditional burgers.They can satisfy peoples need for healthier and more environmentally-friendly food choices. Nootropic foods Foods that are healthy for your brain are becoming increasingly popular. Nootropic foods are drugs or supplements that can make our bra
3、ins healthier. Many of these foods are ones that you might already eat, such as nuts, eggs, fish and dark chocolate. Ugly produce In supermarkets, we like to pick good-looking fruits or vegetables.But in fact,ugly produce is just as nutritious (有营养的)and delicious as good-looking produce.People care
4、more about the problem of food waste. More people are willing to buy imperfect fruits and vegetables,which may have gone to waste in the past. 1. We can learn from the passage that _ will be more popular in 2020. A. beef burgers B. chocolate C. perfect vegetables D. brain-healthy foods 2. The purpos
5、e of this passage is to _ . A. introduce food trends for 2020 B. encourage people to try healthy food C. tell people why these foods are healthy D. change peoples eating habits 3. The passage is most probably from the column(栏目)of _ . A. culture B. news C. food D. health B A study in the journal May
6、o Clinic Proceedings says that owning a pet, especially a dog, may help keep your heart healthy. The researchers compared dog owners with everyone else and found that no matter what their age, sex or education level, they benefited (受益) the most in terms of cardiovascular (心血管的) health. The findings
7、 has also shown that dog ownership leads to more physical (身体的) activity._.People who walk dogs enjoy an average of half an hour more physical activity a day than those who dont have a dog. Whats more, owning a pet in general reduces (减少) stress. A dog or cat coming up to you may bring a smile to yo
8、ur face. In addition, the pet ownership makes us more social. Almost 90% of pet owners said that having an animal brings joy to their life and helps them to feel loved. Two-thirds feel their pets connect them to other people, whether its meeting neighbors while walking a dog or having something in c
9、ommon to talk about with other cat or bird owners. Francisco Lopez-Jimenez, one of the lead researchers on the team, said what makes this study so meaningful is that it showed the benefits of having a dog not only just increased physical activity. The study included many factors (因素) that influenced
10、 the health of the heart and arteries (动脉), for example, pet-owners have a healthier diet than people who dont keep a pet - thus contributing to a better cardiovascular health. (1) _ is the best to fill in the _ in Paragraph 2. A. When your pet is hungry, you are responsible for filling the food bow
11、l. B. Most people, especially old people think that their pets provides happiness for them. C. When your pet needs to go outside, youre more likely to head into the fresh air and get moving. D. When you are alone watching TV in the midnight, your pet is certainly your best company. 4. According to t
12、he passage, the advantages of owning a dog are _ . being more physically active having a healthier diet making us less social reducing our stress A. B. C. D. 5. According to the passage, the researchers do the study mainly by _ . A. listing reasons B. using old sayings C. giving examples D. making c
13、omparisons 6. The main idea of the passage is that _ . A. the research encourages people to keep dogs B. owning a pet may help keep your heart healthy C. pet ownership only increases physical activity D. owning pets has no disadvantages C Do you know any 9-year-olds who have started their own museum
14、s?When Theodore Roosevelt(罗斯 福)was only nine,he and two of his cousins opened theRoosevelt Museum of Natural HistoryThe |museum was in Theodores bedroomIt had a total of 12 specimens(标本)On display were a few seashells,some dead insects and some birdsnestsYoung Roosevelt took great pride in his small
15、 museum Born in New York in 1858,Theodore Roosevelt was not always healthyI was a sickly,delicate boyhe once wroteRoosevelt had a health condition called asthma(哮喘)He often found it hard to breatheInstead of playing,he observed(观察)nature and then read and wrote about it Roosevelts interest in nature
16、 sometimes got him into troubleOnce,his mother found several dead mice in the iceboxShe ordered him to throw them outThis was indeeda loss to science,Roosevelt |said later Because Roosevelt was often sickly as a boy,his body was small and weakWhen he was about l2 his father urged him to improve his
17、bodyRoosevelt began working out in a gymHe didnt become strong quicklyBut he did decide to face lifes challenges with a strong spiritThat determination stayed with Roosevelt his whole lifeAnd finally his body did get strongAs an adult,he was an active,healthy personHe enjoyed adventures and loved th
18、e outdoors In 1900,at the age of 41,Roosevelt was elected Vice PresidentA year laterPresident McKinley, was shot and killedRoosevelt became the 26th President of the USAAt 42,he was the youngest leader the country had ever had 7. What is the main idea of the first paragraph? _ A. Roosevelts museum h
19、ad 12 specimens B. Roosevelt had two cousins C. Roosevelt was a brave man D. Roosevelt had a small museum as a by 8. Which of the following tells about Roosevelt as a boy? _ A. He liked playing outdoor sports B. He became the president in 1901 C. He was interested in observing nature D. He was a hea
20、lthy person full of energy 9. It can be inferred(推断)that _ A. .Roosevelts mother liked mice B. Roosevelt followed his fathers advice C. everyone with asthma is small and weak D. working out in a gym is a waste of time 10. In which book might you find this passage? _ A. Improving Your Body B. Living
21、With Asthma C. Small Museums of Natural History D. The Childhoods of Americas Presidents D The Mogo Wildlife Park, an Australian zoo, saved all of its animals facing danger from bush fires (林区大火) , thanks to a zookeeper, who brought monkeys, pandas, and even a tiger to his home. The Mogo Wildlife Pa
22、rk is located in the South Coast. It is just 10 kilometers from Batemans Bay, a popular tourist place that has been seriously influenced by the fires. The fires have made thousands of people leave their homes and at least eight people die. The zoo housesnearly 200 animals, including Sumatran tigers
23、and southern white rhinos. Chad Staples, the director of the zoo, told the Broadcasting Company that zookeepers were well-prepared to protect the animals as bush fires broke out over the New Years Eve. Thanks to the amazing staff here and a plan, no one is hurt, not a single animal. Sara Ang from th
24、e wildlife park told BBC Radio 5 that some of the smaller monkeys and red pandas were moved into Staples home. Staples told the ABC that zookeepers felt it was safer to keep larger and more dangerous animals including lions and gorillas in their night enclosures(圈地) where they would feel more comfor
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