2024年对口升学考试模拟试题 英语（一）

2024年对口升学考试模拟试题英语（一）作者：***
来源：《山西教育·招考》2024年第01期
选择题
第一部分共答题（所有考生作答，共70分）
一、语音（本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共计10分）
二、单项选择题（本大题共25小题，每小题1分，共计25分）从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出空白处的最佳选项。

三、完形填空（本大題共15小题，每小题1分，共计15分）
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出空白处的最佳选项。

Tea to some people in eastern countries is like air or water. It’s something that they can’t live 36 .
When I was 22 years old， I experienced a 37 deep and warm kindness. I was very sad 38 my loved grandma died. My neighbor 39 me to have tea at her home one evening.
That night， she placed a beautiful tea set. She 40 me all about her life story. She came to America because she 41 her husband. She told me， over that cup of tea， that her sad feeling was gone. She advised that I should make a42about how to go forward. We43our evening tea at 2 a.m. It was 44 a heartwarming and unforgettable cup of tea.
When I was 38 years old， I was teaching English in Japan. During the 45 lesson， one young woman brought her tea set—a lovely box with all the things needed for a Japanese tea to thank me. She quietly knelt（跪）at my coffee table， 46 green tea powder（粉末）into a bowl， added hot water， whisked（搅拌）it gently with a brush， and then placed some small pieces of gold leaf on top！ She quietly held it out to me to drink with both hands， 47 sweetly. I was 48 at the beauty of her gift and at her kind heart. It was so much 49 a cup of tea！
When you feel upset， why not have a cup of tea and enjoy 50 happy and calm it makes you feel？ Drinking tea is always a good way to make you feel good and relax you.
四、阅读理解（本大题共10小题，每小题2分，共计20分）
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出符合题目的最佳选项。

A
With the development of China， many traditional ink paintings（水墨画）show the changes in southern Chinese villages. Shang Xinzhou， a painter from the Guangxi Arts University， has been creating traditional ink paintings for many years. His paintings show the life in poor areas.
“Thanks to my experience in Duomai Village， I can make the paintings much lovelier，”said the 36-year-old painter， who has spent two and a half years working there.
Shang’s paintings show the progress in the fight against poverty. His works show changes from difficult local conditions and p eople’s hard times to better condi-tions and happy lives.
“I like drawing people’s real lives， and paintings can be a bridge for communication between the local people and me.”said Shang.
During his stay， he put his paintings about the local life on the Internet to help villagers sell their products. To make the nightlife there richer， he sold paintings to buy streetlights， so people could enjoy square dancing in the evening.
Shang’s excellent works were popular in the village.“I lov e his paintings and they show great changes in our village，”said a farmer.
In recent years， more artists have traveled to mountain villages to record the development of China’s poor areas，telling stories of the country’s fight against poverty.“I’ve seen the local poverty alleviation. I want to record the changes of the poor areas and create more works about people，”said Shang.
51. What made Shang’s paintings lovelier？
A. His happy life.
B. His stay in a city.
C. His experience in a village.
D. His experience in a university.
52. What does the underlined word“poverty”mean in Chinese？
A.沉默
B.交流
C.富有
D.贫穷
53. What did Shang do for the people in Duomai Village？
①he taught them to dance.
②He bought them streetlights.
③He helped them sell their products.
④He taught them to create paintings.
A.①④
B.②③
C.①③
D.②④
54. What can we learn from the last paragraph？
A. Why Shang created the paintings.
B. When Shang started to paint.
C. How Shang’s life was in the village.
D. Where Shang will work in the future.
55. What’s the main idea of the passage？
A. A painter spent his whole life fighting against poverty in his city.
B. A painter tried to show the world Chinese traditional ink paintings.
C. A painter used his paintings to record the changes in poor areas.
D. A painter found the easiest way to make himself famous in his country.
B
A report on hundreds of research studies says plastic pollution at sea is reaching worrying levels. The report warned that pollution will continue to grow even if immediate action is taken to stop such waste from reaching t he world’s oceans.
The report，by Germany’s Alfred Wegener Institute， examined almost 2，600 research studies on plastic pollution.
Some areas， such as the Mediterranean， East China and Yellow Seas， already have dangerous levels of plastic. Other bodies of water will become more polluted in the future， the report found.
“I like drawing people’s real lives， and paintings can be a bridge for communication between the local people and me.”said Shang.
During his stay， he put his paintings about the local life on the Internet to help villagers sell their products. To make the nightlife there richer， he sold paintings to buy streetlights， so people could enjoy square dancing in the evening.
Shang’s excellent works were popular in the village.“I love his paintings and they show great changes in our village，”said a farmer.
In recent years， more artists have traveled to mountain villages to record the development of China’s poor areas，telling stories of the country’s fight against poverty.“I’ve seen the local poverty alleviation. I want to record the changes of the poor areas and create more works about people，”said Shang.
51. What made Shang’s paintings lovelier？
A. His happy life.
B. His stay in a city.
C. His experience in a village.
D. His experience in a university.
52. What does the underlined word“poverty”mean in Chinese？
A.沉默
B.交流
C.富有
D.貧穷
53. What did Shang do for the people in Duomai Village？
①he taught them to dance.
②He bought them streetlights.
③He helped them sell their products.
④He taught them to create paintings.
A.①④
B.②③
C.①③
D.②④
54. What can we learn from the last paragraph？
A. Why Shang created the paintings.
B. When Shang started to paint.
C. How Shang’s life was in the village.
D. Where Shang will work in the future.
55. What’s the main idea of the passage？
A. A painter spent his whole life fighting against poverty in his city.
B. A painter tried to show the world Chinese traditional ink paintings.
C. A painter used his paintings to record the changes in poor areas.
D. A painter found the easiest way to make himself famous in his country.
B
A report on hundreds of research studies says plastic pollution at sea is reaching worrying levels. The report warned that pollution will continue to grow even if immediate action is taken to stop such waste from reaching the world’s oceans.
The report，by Germany’s Alfred Wegener Institute， examined almost 2，600 research studies on plastic pollution.
Some areas， such as the Mediterranean， East China and Yellow Seas， already have dangerous levels of plastic. Other bodies of water will become more polluted in the future， the report found.
“I like drawing people’s real lives， and paintings can be a bridge for communication between the local people and me.”said Shang.
During his stay， he put his paintings about the local life on the Internet to help villagers sell their products. To make the nightlife there richer， he sold paintings to buy streetlights， so people could enjoy square dancing in the evening.
Shang’s excellent works were popular in the village.“I love his paintings and they show great changes in our village，”said a farmer.
In recent years， more artists have traveled to mountain villages to record the development of China’s poor areas， telling stories of the cou ntry’s fight against poverty.“I’ve seen the local poverty alleviation. I want to record the changes of the poor areas and create more works about people，”said Shang.
51. What made Shang’s paintings lovelier？
A. His happy life.
B. His stay in a city.
C. His experience in a village.
D. His experience in a university.
52. What does the underlined word“poverty”mean in Chinese？
A.沉默
B.交流
C.富有
D.貧穷
53. What did Shang do for the people in Duomai Village？
①he taught them to dance.
②He bought them streetlights.
③He helped them sell their products.
④He taught them to create paintings.
A.①④
B.②③
C.①③
D.②④
54. What can we learn from the last paragraph？
A. Why Shang created the paintings.
B. When Shang started to paint.
C. How Shang’s life was in the village.
D. Where Shang will work in the future.
55. What’s the main idea of the passage？
A. A painter spent his whole life fighting against poverty in his city.
B. A painter tried to show the world Chinese traditional ink paintings.
C. A painter used his paintings to record the changes in poor areas.
D. A painter found the easiest way to make himself famous in his country.
B
A report on hundreds of research studies says plastic pollution at sea is reaching worrying levels. The report warned that pollution will continue to grow even if immediate action is taken to stop such wast e from reaching the world’s oceans.
The report，by Germany’s Alfred Wegener Institute， examined almost 2，600 research studies on plastic pollution.
Some areas， such as the Mediterranean， East China and Yellow Seas， already have dangerous levels of plastic. Other bodies of water will become more polluted in the future， the report found.
“I like drawing people’s real lives， and paintings can be a bridge for communication between the local people and me.”said Shang.
During his stay， he put his paintings about the local life on the Internet to help villagers sell their products. To make the nightlife there richer， he sold paintings to buy streetlights， so people could enjoy square dancing in the evening.
Shang’s excellent works were popular in the village.“I love his paintings and they show great changes in our village，”said a farmer.
In recent years， more artists have traveled to mountain villages to record the development of China’s poor areas， telling stories of the country’s fight against poverty.“I’ve seen the local poverty alleviation. I want to record the changes of the poor areas and create more works about people，”said Shang.
51. What made Shang’s paintings lovelier？
A. His happy life.
B. His stay in a city.
C. His experience in a village.
D. His experience in a university.
52. What does the underlined word“poverty”mean in Chinese？
A.沉默
B.交流
C.富有
D.貧穷
53. What did Shang do for the people in Duomai Village？
①he taught them to dance.
②He bought them streetlights.
③He helped them sell their products.
④He taught them to create paintings.
A.①④
B.②③
C.①③
D.②④
54. What can we learn from the last paragraph？
A. Why Shang created the paintings.
B. When Shang started to paint.
C. How Shang’s life was in the village.
D. Where Shang will work in the future.
55. What’s the main idea of the passage？
A. A painter spent his whole life fighting against poverty in his city.
B. A painter tried to show the world Chinese traditional ink paintings.
C. A painter used his paintings to record the changes in poor areas.
D. A painter found the easiest way to make himself famous in his country.
B
A report on hundreds of research studies says plastic pollution at sea is reaching worrying levels. The report warned that pollution will continue to grow even if immediate action is taken to stop such waste from reaching the world’s oceans.
The report，by Germany’s Alfred Wegener Institute， examined almost 2，600 research studies on plastic pollution.
Some areas， such as the Mediterranean， East China and Yellow Seas， already have dangerous levels of plastic. Other bodies of water will become more polluted in the future， the report found.
“I like drawing people’s real lives， and paintings can be a bridge for communication between the local people and me.”said Shang.
During his stay， he put his paintings about the local life on the Internet to help villagers sell their products. To make the nightlife there richer， he sold paintings to buy streetlights， so people could enjoy square dancing in the evening.
Shang’s excellent works were popular in the village.“I love his paintings and they show great changes in our village，”said a farmer.
In recent years， more artists have traveled to mountain villages to record the development of China’s poor areas， t elling stories of the country’s fight against poverty.“I’ve seen the local poverty alleviation. I want to record the changes of the poor areas and create more works about people，”said Shang.
51. What made Shang’s paintings lovelier？
A. His happy life.
B. His stay in a city.
C. His experience in a village.
D. His experience in a university.
52. What does the underlined word“poverty”mean in Chinese？
A.沉默
B.交流
C.富有
D.貧穷
53. What did Shang do for the people in Duomai Village？
①he taught them to dance.
②He bought them streetlights.
③He helped them sell their products.
④He taught them to create paintings.
A.①④
B.②③
C.①③
D.②④
54. What can we learn from the last paragraph？
A. Why Shang created the paintings.
B. When Shang started to paint.
C. How Shang’s life was in the village.
D. Where Shang will work in the future.
55. What’s the main idea of the passage？
A. A painter spent his whole life fighting against poverty in his city.
B. A painter tried to show the world Chinese traditional ink paintings.
C. A painter used his paintings to record the changes in poor areas.
D. A painter found the easiest way to make himself famous in his country.
B
A report on hundreds of research studies says plastic pollution at sea is reaching worrying levels. The report warned that pollution will continue to grow even if immediate action is taken to stop such waste from reaching the world’s oceans.
The report，by Germany’s Alfred Wegener Institute， examined almost 2，600 research studies on plastic pollution.
Some areas， such as the Mediterranean， East China and Yellow Seas， already have dangerous levels of plastic. Other bodies of water will become more polluted in the future， the report found.。