2021年包頭中考英語真題

1、2021市高中招生考試英語卷聽力略單項(xiàng)選擇題：1. - Honey! Let ' s go out for supper!-. I don ' t have to cook.A. That ' s great! B. Why? C. Forget it! D. Never mind!2. En courage your childre n to try new thi ngs, but try not tothem too hard.A. draw B. cry C. pass D. push3. In order to findbetter living enviro

2、nment, he decided to move to the west ofthe coun try.A. an B. a C. / D. the4. I ' m not finished with my dinner yet.-But our frie ndsfor us.A. wait B. waited C. are wait ing D. were wait ing5. The large grassla nd, reachi ng out far away, looks extremely beautifulthe blueand clea n sky.A. aga in

3、st B. above C. through D. past6. If you can speak En glish well, you will have a greatover others while look ingfor a job.A. activity B. article C. agreeme nt D. adva ntage7. To get more information about the topic today, use the internet or go to the library,or.A. neither B. both C. some D. all8. I

4、 didn ' t do well in the last English exam. How about you?A. I ' ll do better next time B. Me tooC. Eve n worseD. I like En glish, though9. When you get home, please call me to let us know that yousafetly.A. would arrive B. have arrived C. had arrived D. will arrive10. It's veryto feel n

5、 ervous whe n you go to a new school.A. n atural B. dan gerous C. soft D. cool11. You have to be fairly good speaker toliste ners' in terest for over an hour.A. hold B. make C. improve D. receive12. We had to wait half an hourwe had already booked a table.A. or B. once C. although D. as13. - Is

6、your homework done? -. I need at least another two hours.A. Exactly B. Far from it C. Not a little D. No wo nder14. Mike, can you go andhow many flights there are from our city to London everyday?A. work out B. look out C. give out D. find out15. - It ' s said that the new highway has been compl

7、eted.-Yes, but we don't knowit ' s to be opened to traffic soon.A. which B. whe n C. whether D. since完形填空:Frank was a very talkative little boy. He n ever saw a new thi ng _1ask in g a greatmany questions about it.His 2 was very patie nt and kind.Whe n it was 3to an swer his questi ons, shew

8、ould do so. Sometimes she would say, “You are not _4_ _enough to understand that, my son. When you are ten years old, you many ask me about it, and I will tell you."The first time Frank saw an hourglass 沙漏,he was very much in terested, but he did not know 5 it was. His mother said, An hourglass

9、 is made in the 6 of thefigure 8. The sand is put in at one end, and runs through a small hole in the7.As much sand is put into the glass as will run through in an hour.When Frank watched the little stream of sand, he was impatie nt,8_it would notrun faster.“ Let me 9 it, mother, " said Frank:

10、“ it is lazy, and will never get through.“ Oh yes, it will,my son, " said his mother. “The sand moves down little by little, but it moves all the time.“ Whe n you look at the 10 of the clock, you thi nk they go very slowly, and so they do; but they n ever11"“ While you are playi ng, the sa

11、nd is running, grain顆粒by grai n.The hands of theclock are moving, sec ond by sec ond. At ni ght, the sand in the hourglass has run through twelve times. The hour hand of the clock has moved all around its face. This is because they keep work ing every12. They do not stop to think how much they have

12、to do,or how long it will13 _them to do it.Now Frank' s mother wan ted him to lear n a little poem, but he said,“ Mother, I can14 _ do it.His mother said, “ Study all the time. Never stop to ask how long it will take to learn it. You will be able to say it very soon."Frank 15 his mother 

13、9; s advice. He studied line after line, very busily; and in one hour and half he knew the poem perfectly.1. A. withoutB. exceptC. forD.about2. A. fatherB. brotherC. motherD.sister3. A. easyB. properC. impossible D.useless4. A. popularB. wiseC. frie ndlyD. old5. A. whatB. whyC. howD.who6. A. forB.sh

14、apeC. timeD. nu mber7. A. middleB. backC. frontD. top8. A. soB. becauseC. beforeD.until9. A. kickB. touchC. dropD. shake10.A. facesB. timeC.handsD. surface11.A. stopB. worryC. walkD. talk12.A. yearB. mi nuteC. dayD.mon th13.A. bringB. leaveC. takeD. offer14.A. fin allyB. easilyC. carefullyD.hardly15

15、.A. refusedB. allowedC. followedD. forgot閱讀理解AWould you like to hear me tell a story? I will tell you where I live, what I do,and what I see.Mylittle house is up in a tree. It has no doors or windows. I do not go up any stairs 樓 梯to get to my house. I fly into it when I have been out.I always go hom

16、e early, and n ever sit up late at ni ght. That is not good for me anymore tha n it is good for boys and girls.I go out very early in the morning to look for someth ing to eat. That is the besttime to find worms蟲子,which I like very much. Now andthen I find some food which some kind little boy or gir

17、l has put out for me. As I fly about, I see all kinds of things and people. I see horses, cows, sheep and rabbits in the fields. I see people going to work, and childre n going to school. You like to go out for a walk,but I go out for a fly. How nice it would be if you could fly home from school! I

18、would like to meet you up in theair. But I know I can' t, for you have nowings. I can fly over the houses, over the trees, and over the hills and far away. I can not stay to tell you anymore now, I must fly tomy sweet home.1. Who is “ I " in the passage?A. A bird B. A boy C. A girl D. A wor

19、m2. How do “I" go home after going out?A. Take a lift B. Walk upstairs C. Fly home D. Swim home3. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?A. Horses B. Rabbits C. SheepD. Ducks4. What does the un derl ined sen tece mean?A. Boys and girls should go out and look for someth ing to ea

20、t.B. Boys and girls can fly home from school every day.C. Boys and girls should go home early and n ever stay up late.D. Boys and girls can build a house up in the tree too.B.On epleasa nt New-year morning, Edward got up and dressed himself in a hurry. He wan ted to be the first to wish a happy New

21、Year.He looked in every room, and shouted“Happy New Year to every one of his family.The n he ran in to the street, to repeat them to those he met. Whe nhe came back, his father gave him two bright, new silver dollars. His face lighted up as he took them. He had wished for a long time to buysome nice

22、 books.As he ran down the street with a light heart to the bookstore, he saw a poor German family, the father, mother and three children walking in the cold wind.“I wish you a happy New Year. " said Edward, as he was happily passing on. The man shook his head. “You do not belong to this country

23、? " asked Edward. The man again shook his head, for he could not un dersta nd or speak En glish. But he poin ted to his mouth, and to the children, as if to say, “These little ones have had nothing to eat for a long time."Edward quicky understood that these people were poor and in trouble.

24、 He took out his dollars and gave one to the man, and other to his wife. They said something in their Ianguage, which doubtlessly meant, “Wethank you a thousand times, and will rememberyou forever."Whe n Edward came home, his father asked what book he had bought. He hung his head a mome nt, but

25、 quickly looked up. “I have bought no books, " said he, “ I gave my money to some poor people, who seemed to be very hungry and tired. I thi nk I can wait for my books until next NewYear. Oh, if only you had seen howglad they were to receive the money!"“My dear boy, " said his father,

26、“ here are some books. I give them to you, more as areward for your god ness of heart tha n as a New-year gift."“ Always be ready to help people around you and every year of your life will be a HAPPY NEW YEAR!1. What words can we use to describe Edward?A. smart and hard-work ing B. kund and war

27、m-heartedC. hon est and easy-go ing D. rich and helpful2. We can infer from the passage that.A. Edward ' s father was in favor of what he had done.B. the German father was too ill to support his family.C. Edward ofte n gave money to help others in trouble.D. giving money to others will make peop

28、le become poor.3. After read ing this passage, we know thatA. knowledge can change people' s lifeB. all people are happy on New Year' s DayC. true happ in ess lies in help ing othersD. only poor people move to foreig n coun tries4. Which of the following is the best title for the story?A. A

29、Poor FamilyB. Father and SonC. Some Nice BooksD. Two Silver DollarsCIn English, people use manyexpressions with the word dog. People in Britain and America love their dogs and treat them well. They take their dogs for walks, let them play outside and give them good food and medical care. However, do

30、gs without owners to care for them lead a different kind of life. The expression,to lead a dog ' s life , means living anun happy life.Some people say we live in a dog-eat-dog world . That means many people are compet ing for the same thin g, like good jobs. They say that to be successful, a per

31、s on has to work very hard; to put it in ano ther way, he has towork like a dog . Such work can make peopledog tired . And the situati on will be eve n worse if they becomesick as a dog .Sometimes we would let a sleeping dog lie , which meanswe'd better not trouble a person who is likely to caus

32、e problems. And if some on esays you are a lucky dog, he is just say ing you're very lucky.Very ofte n, people say every dog has its day . This means that every pers on enjoys a successful period during his or her life. To achieve one' s goal, people often have tolearn new skills. Yet some p

33、eople say that you can never teach an old dog new tricks . They believe that older people do not like to learn new things and will not change they way they do thi ngs.Dog expressi ons are also used to describe the weather.The dog days of summer arethe hottest days of the year. A rainstorm may cool t

34、he weather. But we do not want it to rain too hard. In other words, we do not want it torain cats and dogs.1. What does the passage mainly talk about?A. How to live with dogs B. Expressi ons about dogs.C. People ' s love for dogs. D. Ways to train dogs.2. According to what you have read above, w

35、orking too hard can makepeople .A. let a sleep ing dog lie.B. become a lucky dogC. live in a dog-eat-dog worldD. work like a dog3. What can we lear n from the passage?A. It may be difficult for the young to learn new skills.B. Dogs play an importa nt part in Ian guage and culture.C. We can be succes

36、sful if we lear n from our own mistakes.D. Dogs like the hottest days in summer very much.4. If we say a person lives a dog' s life, he might beA. a sude nt who does quite well in En glish.B. a baby that is well taken care of by its motherC. a pers on who has en dless work to do.D. an old pers o

37、n who refuses to accept new thin gs.DIf you are sitting down reading this report, stand up, move your legs and touch your feet if you can. Do anything but sit. If you cut down on the time you spend sitting, you might live Ion ger. Newresearch shows that sitt ingless tha n three hours a day might mak

38、eyour life Ion ger by two years.The humanbody is designed to move. But mordern lifestyles and office jobs don' t give us the cha nee to move around very ofte n.Peter Katzmarzyk, a scientist at the University of Louisiana in the southern United States, says that sitt ing is ubiquitous in our live

39、s, meaning it is somethi ng we do all the time. We sit while we ' re eating, we sit in the car, we sit while we watch TV. And many of us sit for long hours at work. On average, America ns report that they sitbetwee nfour and a half to five hours a day.Mr. Katzmarzyk says you may exercise ofte n.

40、 But, he says eve n that does not mean you can sit for the rest of your waking hours.“We can t throw away physical activity. It's extremely importa nt, but moving is also importa nt. Eve n if you exercise for 30 minu tes a day, what goes on in the other 23.5 hours a day is also very important. &

41、quot; He found that cutting television time to less than two hours a day could add 1.4 years to life.Change is already coming to some offices, especially in the design of desks. A“standing desk " lets people stand while they work. Another new design is called the“treadmill desk." A treadmi

42、ll is an exercise machine that lets you walk in one place.Eve n some U.S schools are beg inning to experime nt with desks that are part bicycles to keep childre n moving.If you work in office job, Mr.Katzmarzyk and his team suggest a few simple cha nges: get up from your desk as ofte n as you can ta

43、ke walks at l unch time in stead of emaili ng colleagues 同事,walk to their offices and talk directly.All these activities may help you live Ion ger.1. Where is the passage above probably taken from?A. A menue in the restaura nt.B. A magaz ine on healthC. A school textbookD. A story book2. The underli

44、ned word “ubiquitous " in the third paragraph is cloest in meaning toA. com monB. stra ngeC. painfulD. powerful3. We ' d better do the following EXCEPT.A. get up from our chairs and move from time to timeB. cut dow n on the time that we spe nd watch ing TV.C. try to walk to work or school i

45、f possibleD. take less exercise since it is a waste of time4. What ' s the main idea of the passage?A. Sit less, live Ion ger B. Exercise more for a healthier lifeC. Watchi ng TV is harmful D. Never sit dow n.ETo do any thi ng and get any where you ' ve got to be a dreamer first. A long time

46、 agoI used to dream about being a real actor and now it' s come true.Several teachers at school in Liverpool had a special in flue nee on me. I went to Hayworth Street School, where there was an En glish and art teacher called Mr. Jacks on. He was quite strict, but if he went out of the room for

47、 a minute, he' d ask me to keepthe class in good order. I was only 12 but he' d say,“ Tommy, get up there and tell theclass a story. " And I did. And it was like nothing, it was easy.The n , at Ven ice Street, ther was an En glish teacher called Mr. Vurnette. He ran a theatre. He took u

48、s all down there once a year and I remembered looking at the stage and thinking, “Wow!That' s great! I love that. " So from an early age acting was calling me.I moved schools aga in and en ded up going to Walt on Tech ni cal College, and I stayed there until I was 16. Elwyn Jones was anothe

49、r English teacher who encouraged me to write.So I guess it was these teachers who en couraged me and stopped me going wrong.The biggest in flue nee on my life, without any doubt, was my mother, Feggy. At the age of 86, she ' s still a great driving force. She bought me my first banjo when I was

50、17.I started playing in the pubs and clubs and began to see myself as a performer, even though I got into the con struct ion in dustry after graduati on.So I lear ned a lot at school and at home, and I was able to take this on and use it positively.I ' m probably learning more now at 62 than eve

51、r before. I would like to think there are still a few things I haven' t done and that I will do in the short time I have left.I ' m still dreaming.1. What can we know about the author from the passage?A. He is working in the construction industry at present.B. He regarded Mr.Jackson as the greatest teacher in his life.C. He performed badly so he had to change schools frequently.D. He showed great interest in acting when he was young.2. The underlined word “ banjo "