浙江义乌中考英语试题及答案.doc

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浙江省2015年初中毕业生升学考试（义乌卷）

英语试题卷

试卷Ⅰ

说明：

本券共有三大题，45小泛，.k70分。

诱用2B极笔在“答趁袄”上将你认为正确的选

项对应的小方框涂双、涂满。

一、听力（本题有15小题，第一节每小题1分，第二、三节每小题2分，共计25分）

第一节听小对话，请从A,B,C三个选项中选择正确的选项。

1.WhatdoesJack'ssisterwanttobe?

A.Awriter.B.Anurse.C.Ateacher.

2.WhydoesJack'ssisterwanttobe?

A．Becausehehashadabadcold.

B.Becauseheatenothingthismorning.

C.Becausehedidhomeworklatelastnight.

3.WhattimewillthewomanseeMr.Whitethismornining？

A.At10：

00.B.At10：

30.C.At11：

00.

4.Whereisthewomangoing?

A.Tothepark.B.Tothelibrary.C.Totheshop.

5.Whowillgoshoppingfinally?

A.Sam.B.Anna.C.Helen.

第二节：

听较长对话，请从A,B,C三个选项中选择正确的选项。

听下面一段对话，回答第6^-7两小题。

6.WheredoesAndyworknow?

A.Ataschool.B.Atabank.C.Atasportscentre.

7.WhatdoesAndylooklike?

A.Hehasshorthair.B.Heismuchheavier.C.Hedoesn'twearglasses.

听下面一段对话，回答第8^-10三小题。

8.Whydoesthemanliketoliveinhisneighbourhood?

A.Becausethepeopletherearefriendly.

B.Becausetheairthereisfresh.

C.Becausehelikestallbuildings.

9.Whomdoesthemantaketohavefuninthegardenaftersupper?

A.Hisdaughter.B.Hiswife.C.Hisfriend.

10.Whatarethetwospeakersgoingtodonext?

A.Todoexercise.

B.Towatchfromthewindow.

C.Tobuysomeflowers.

第三节：

听独白．请从A,B,C三个选项中选择正确的选项。

11.WhendidDavidgotovisitSaltLakeCity?

A.LastTuesday.B.LastSunday.C.LastSaturday.

12.HowdidDavidgettoSaltLakeCityfromSandy?

A.Byplane.B.Bytrain.C.Bycar.

13.WhydidDavidjointheEnglishgroup?

A.BecausehewantedtopractiseEnglish.

B.Becausehewastheguide'sfriend.

C.BecausehelikedtheEnglishguide

14.WhatdidDaviddoafterlunch?

A.Hepostedsomecards.

B.HevisitedTempleSquare.

C.HesawtheChurchfilm.

15.HowdidDavidprobablyfeelaboutthetrip?

A.Itwasterrible.B.Itwastiring.C.Itwaspleasant.

二、完形填空

阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。

ThePowerof-atlon（决心］

Thelittlecountryschoolhousewasheatedbyanoldrnalstove（火炉）．Alittleboyhad

thejobofcomingtoschoolearlyeachdaytostartthe16andwarmtheroombeforehis

teacherandhisclassmatesgotthere

Onemorningthey17tofindtheschoolhouseburning.Theydragged（拖）thelittle

boyoutofthebuildingmoredeadthanalive.Thenhewas18takentoanearbycounty

hospital.

Thedoctortoldtheboy'smotherthat19thelowerpartofhisbodywasseriously

burnt,hecouldn'tusehislegsanymore.However,the20boymadeuphismindthat

hewouldwalk.Unluckilyhisthinlegs21hungthere,allbutlifeless.

Finallyhereturnedhomefromthe22．Everydayhismotherwouldpresshislittle

legs,buttherewasnofeeling,nocontrol,23．Yethisdeterminationthathewould

walkwasas24asever.

Whenhewasn'tinbed,hewouldsitinawheelchair.Onesunnydayhismother

wheeledhimoutintotheyardtogetsomefreshair.Thisday,insteadofsittingthere,he

25himselffromthechairandpulledhimselfacrossthegrass，dragginghises26

behindhim.

Heworkedhiswaytothewhitefence（姗栏）aroundtheyard.Withgreateffort,he

raisedhimselfuponthefence.Then,hebegandragginghimselfalongthefence,27

thathewouldwalk.Hestartedtodothiseveryday.Therewasnothinghe28more

thantodeveloplifeinthoselegs.

Intheend，throughhisdeterminationhedid29．Hebegantowalktoschool，thentorun

toschool，torun30thejoyofrunning.Laterincollegehemadetherunningteam.

StilllaterinMadisonSquareGardenthisdeterminedyoungman,Dr.Glenn

Cunningham,rantheworld'sfastestmile!

16.A.fire　B.class　C.game　D.story

17.A.left　B.waited　C.arrived　D.hid

18.A.clearly　B.quickly　C.suddenly　D.nearly

19.A.when　B.unless　C.before　D.because

20.A.honest　B.brave　C.worried　D.calm

21.A.just　B.also　C.once　D.ever

22.A.school　B.yard　C.hospital　D,square

23.A.everything　B.anything　C.something　D.nothing

24.A.strong　B.simple　C.strange　D.similar

25.A.helped　B.threw　C.picked　D.enjoyed

26.A.arms　B.chair　C.legs　D.mother

27.A.believing　B.doubting　C.promising　D.suggesting

28.A,afforded　B.hated　C.forgot　D.wanted

29.A.setoff　B.getback　C.standup　D.runaway

30.A.to　B.for　C.from　D,without

三、阅读理解（本题有15小题，每小题2分，共计30分）

阅读下面四篇材料，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案．

A

31.　　　　isafamousrealtennisplayerfromUK.

A.RobPaheyB.DavidWoodmanC.ManuelSimpsonD.JeffGreen

32.Itcanbeseenfromthepassagethat·

A.theintroductoryeveningisatOrangeRoad

B.thegrouplessonlastsoneandahalfhours

C.thebookRealTennisCambridgecosts50pounds

D,peoplecancall]effGreenformoreinformation

33.Thepassageiswrittenmainlyto·

A.talkabouttheimportanceofrealtennis

B.teachpeoplehowtoplayrealtenniswell

C,welcometheworldrealtennischampion

D.advisepeoplexocomeandenjoyrealtennis

B

CatcafestoopeninTorontoandMontreal

THESTAR，TORONTO

Soon,peopleinTorontomaybeabletoenjoyahotchocolateoracoffeeina"catcafe".Twogroupsofpeopleinthecityaretryingtoraiseenoughmoneytoopencatcafes.

Theideaissimple：

acafeforhumans一withlotsofcatsaround.Peoplewillbeableto

petthecatswhilethey'resippingtheircoffee.Therearealreadycatcafesinplaceslike[

England,FranceandinAsialikeinJapan,SouthKoreaandChina.

JenniferMorozowichplanstoopenherKittyCatCafeinSeptember.ShetoldThe

TorontoStarthatitwillhavesixtofifteencats.Morozowichisacatloverwhosaysthatcats

helptoreducepeople'spressure（压力）．Sheisalsoplanningtoholdspecial"Litter-ature"

events,withtheDundasWestAnimalHospital,athercafe,withkidsreadingtothecats.]

Someexperts（专家）saythatreadingtoanimalshelpskidslearntoreadbetterbecause

animalsenjoyhearingthehumanvoiceandkidsdon’thavetofeelworriedaboutmaking

mistakeswhilethey'rereading.

Anothercatcafe,PetMeMeow,willbeopeninautumnifAshkanRahimiandJeffRo

havetheirway.Theyaretryingtoraisemoneytoopenaplacewherecatswilllive,and

peoplecancomeinandbuyacoffeeandhangoutwiththecats.

Bothsetsofpossibletaleownerswillhavetomakesuretheircafesareveryclean.The

CityofTorontohasmanyrulesthatpeoplehavetofollowwhowanttoservefoodtohumans

whenthereareanimalsnearby.Forexample,theanimalboxesneedtobeinaseparatespace

awayfromtheeatingarea.

Thecafeownerswillgetthecatsfromrescueshelters（救护所）．Ifthecoffeedrinkers

tallinlovewithacertaincat,theymaybeabletotakeithome.

TheTorontocatrateswon'tbeCanada'sfirst.HappyCatCaf,isopeninginJulyin

Montreal.

34.Theunderlinedword"sipping"inthesecondparagraphprobablymeans“”·

A.sellingB.gettingC.drinkingD.making

35.Accordingtothepassage,JenniferMorozowich

A.isastarfromTorontoB,likescatsverymuch

C.hasacatcafenowD.livesundermuchpressure

36.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat

A.readingtocatsmayhelpkfdsmakefewermistakes

B.thecatrateshavetogivefoodtoanimalsnearby

C.peoplemustn'ttakethecatsofthecatcafEshome

D.Canadawillprobablyhavethreecatcafesthisyear

37.Thepassagemightbe

A.anewsreportB.ananimalstory

C.ameetingnoticeD.apetadvertisement

C

Twelve-year-oldLeonardowasborninapoorfamilyinBambamarcainPeru.Heknew

howtoreadbuthehadneverseenabookinhislife.Soheaskedthenewpriest（牧师）inhis

villagetogivehimone.Buttherewasnoelectricity.SoLeonardoborrowedcandlesfromthe

churchandsatupallnightreadingit.Thenextmorning,hewasatthedoorofthepriest

askingforanotherbooktoread.

JohnMedcalf,thepriest，wasmoved.Healsorealisedthatpeoplewouldlovetoreadif

givenachance.ButheknewhowdifficultitwasforLeonardoandthoseinhisvillagetoget

books.Andyet,noonecanbetaughttoreadandwritewithoutbooks.Tomakepeopleina

poor,farawayareagrowtolovebooks，theyhavetobewiththem.Sohethoughttheonly

waywastobringbookstopeople.

Buthowcouldthisbedone?

Mobilelibrariesorcarlibrarieswouldbetooexpensiveand

difficulttocontinueintherocky,hillylandofPeru.Sowhatothermethodcouldbeused?

M-callgotanewideafromthebarefoot（赤脚）doctorsofChina.Andthatwashow

thebarefootlibrarians（图书管理员）firstappearedinthevillagesofnorthernPeru，almost

thirtyyearsago.

Thelibrariansbeganbygoingfromvillagetovillage,lendingbookstovillagers.They

helpedstartThe12ura1LibraryNetworkofPeru.

Atfirst，theywereteachersofthevillageschoolswhichthesefarawaylibrariesbelonged

to.Buttheteacherswerenotveryinterestedinthejobbecauseitmeantalotofhatwork.

So,villageelderstookonthejobthemselves.

Today,thereare600villagelibrariesacrossPeru.Thebarefootlibrarianswhowalkup

to15hoursadaywithbagsofbooksaretheirlifeline.

38.ThefirstparagraphtellsusthatLeonardo

A.hadalotofbooksB.boughtcandlesfromothers

C,enjoyedreadingbooksD.livedinthechurch

39.Th