2022年浙江省杭州市西湖区中考一模英语试卷(含答案解析)
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1、2022 年浙江省杭州市西湖区中考英语一模试卷年浙江省杭州市西湖区中考英语一模试卷 第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分 30 分)第一节分)第一节 阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C 和和 D)中选出最佳选项。中选出最佳选项。 1 (8 分)Ellen MacArthur is a British sportswoman.On 7 February 2005,she broke the world record for sailing alone around the world.She recorded her ama
2、zing journey through the worlds most dangerous seas with a video diary.And she immediately became internationally famous. Ellen was born in England in 1976 and lived there with her parents,who were both teachers,and her two brothers.She began sailing with her aunt Thea when she was just four years o
3、ld,and spent the rest of her time reading books about sailing. When she was eight, she started to save her school dinner money to buy her first boat.She was eleven when she had enough money to buy it.When she was seventeen,Ellen bought another boat and named it Iduna.In 1995 she sailed it on her own
4、 around Great Britain. In 2009 she said that she was going to stop sailing,and a year later she gave away 500,000 of her own money to create a charity(慈善机构)called the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.The charity works through business and education to encourage young people to think differently about the
5、future.She wants to help people to design different ways of reusing energy and to get more people using renewable(可再生)energy. By 2050,Ellen says there will be more plastic than fish in the sea,and she wants her charity to do something about this.Ellen says that changing peoples attitudes(态度)to the w
6、ay they use things and throw them away is the greatest challenge of her life yet. (1)How old was Ellen when she broke the world record? A.25. B.26. C.29. D.31. (2)What is the correct order in which these happened? a.Ellen sailed around Great Britain alone. b.Aunt Thea began to teach Ellen sailing. c
7、.Ellen bought herself the first boat. d.Ellen became famous all over the world. A.cbad B.bcad C.bcda D.cbda (3)Why did Ellen create the charity the Ellen MacArthur Foundation? A.To let people know more about how to sail better. B.To call up more people to give away money. C.To make people feel less
8、worried about pollution. D.To ask people to care about the environment. (4)What does the underlined word this in the last paragraph refer to? A.The increasing amount of the plastic. B.The popularity of the video diary. C.The high cost of the renewable energy. D.The quality of the school dinner. 2 (6
9、 分) The Pick of the Week Every Friday night,people get together and roller skate in the center of the city,and they make up a line of 10 miles!Even the police roller skate.They wear roller skates to help watch roller skaters.What do you think about Friday Night Skate?Tell us! Roy wrote: Ive never mi
10、ssed it.I mean,its the only chance that I can roller skate on the road without worrying I might get hit by cars.I have great fun.More and more people join us and the number of roller skating accidents has been dropping since Friday Night Skate started these years. Rick wrote: I havent had a good nig
11、hts sleep on Fridays since this roller skating thing started.These roller skaters shout and sing when they roller skate by my apartment.Itd be OK if they sang well.But they DONT! Mike wrote: Friday Night Skate brings noise and trash and makes me want to move! Zoe wrote: What the city must think abou
12、t is where roller skaters should skate.Roller skaters may easily get hit when they skate on the road,but they may hit people when they skate on the sidewalk.Its good that the city opens the roads to roller skaters on Friday nights,but it only fixes part of the problem. (1)What is this reading mainly
13、 about? A.The new plan about Friday Night Skate. B.An advertisement about Friday Night Skate. C.Peoples ideas about Friday Night Skate. D.Some terrible news about Friday Night Skate. (2)Below is what Roy found about roller skating accidents in four different studies.Which agrees with his idea? (3)Wh
14、o feels angry about Friday Night Skate? A.Roy and Rick. B.Rick and Mike. C.Mike and Zoe. D.Zoe and Roy. 3 (8 分) Do all teenagers get pocket money? Most teenagers receive pocket money every week.But not everyone gets the same amount of money.Have you asked your friends how much they get?You might be
15、surprised.And if youre a girl youll be amazed to learn that boys often get more than girls of the same age! So what happens in different countries? Teenagers up to the age of about 15 in the UK have about 5 a week in pocket money.But in Italy,France and Spain,the same age group gets about 9,which is
16、 a bit more.In the US,pocket money is called an allowance.Most teenagers get a weekly allowance of about 30,which is more than 20 or 25. Do teens have to work for their pocket money? Quite a lot of teenagers do.They have to do things in the house,like washingup and cleaning and then they get their p
17、ocket money.If they dont do the jobs,they dont get the money.Some teenagers have parttime jobs too,which means they have more than their pocket money to spend each week. What do teenagers spend their money on? You might be surprised at the answer.Teenagers in the UK spend more of their money on food
18、 than on clothes.Is that true for you too?Teens do more shopping online than before and online clothes shopping is cheaper.So perhaps this is one reason they dont spend so much on clothes. Do parents tell teens what to spend pocket money on? Some parents do!They only let them buy some things.Other p
19、arents want their teens to save all their pocket money and spend it on something big in the future,or not spend it at all. (1)In which of the following countries do teenagers get the most pocket money? A.The USA. B.The UK. C.Italy. D.France. (2)How can some teenagers get more pocket money according
20、to the text? A.By selling cheaper clothes. B.By taking parttime jobs. C.By asking parents for more. D.By buying things online. (3)What do we know about pocket money from the text? A.Pocket money is called an allowance in Italy,France and Spain. B.Children of the same age get the same amount of pocke
21、t money. C.Teenagers in the UK spend less money on clothes than on food. D.Teenagers are advised to give their pocket money to their parents. (4)In which part of a magazine may the text be found? A.Health. B.Sports. C.Science. D.Lifestyle. 4 (8 分)In a modern world where time is money,how have our re
22、ading habits been influenced?Are we reading more quickly or do we prefer to read short passages?The answer perhaps lies in the kind of text youre reading. When were reading online, we read quickly to search what we want.Does this mean that as readers we now have far less patience than we used to?Not
23、 necessarily.Much of this activity is actually skimming or scanning to check whether something is useful or interesting and whether we want to read on.Well slowdown and take a bit longer to properly read the text if the headline catches our eyes. For those writing for an online environment,this mean
24、s finding more useful ways of catching the readers eyes.For example,putting the key information at the very beginning makes it more likely that the timepoor website visitors will find what they want. But what about when were reading literature(文学) ,are the rules still the same?The average reader wor
25、ks their way through a piece of an article at no more than about 250300 words per minute,which is generally a page of text.If you try to read through a novel more quickly,then you start to lose a lot of what makes literature such a pleasure.When we read for pleasure,we are much less focused on picki
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