中考英语完型填空、阅读理解预测卷 记叙文篇

【中考预测系列】2011年中考英语完型填空、阅读理解预测卷

——记叙文篇

1. Tom lived in a country, and he loved swimming in a small river near his house. Later his father 41 a job in a big city, and he 42 there with his family.

Their new house 43 a garden, but the garden was very small. Tom 44 very happy.

“Is there a river near here?” He asked his mother 45 the first day.

His mother answered, “No, but there’s a beautiful park near here, and there’s a pool(池) in it. We 46 there this afternoon.” Then Tom was happy.

After lunch, Tom and his mother went to 47 . Tom wanted to walk near the pool, but there was a sign in front of it. His mother 48 it to him: “WARNING: This pool is dangerous. 369 people 49 into it.” Tom look ed into the pool for a long time and said, “but I 50 them!”

41.A.has B.hold C.gets D.got

e B.did C.moved D.took

43.A.has B.had C.had been D.has been

44.A.wasn’t B.was C.isn’t D.is

45.A.in B.at C.for D.on

46.A.go to B.get C.shall move D.are going

47.A.the country B.the garde n C.the park D.the house

48.A.read B.asked C.spoke D.talked

49.A.fall B.fell C.have fallen D.had fallen

50.A.have seen B.can’t see C.shall see D.won’t

【答案】

41－45 DCBAD 46－50 DCACB

2. Mr. Smith had a hotel near the biggest train station in London. A lot of foreigners stayed there for the night. Mr. Smith only knew English, so he found it not easy for him to understand the people from other countries such as Russia, France and Japan. He thought Russian was boring but Japanese was interesting. So he asked a friend of his who knew Japanese to teach him. He studied hard and happily. At first h e learned some, but soon he found that it wasn’t easy to remember Japanese words. His friend asked him to write down the useful words on his notebook so that he could use them. He did as he was told. He found it helpful for him to do so.

One evening, there were a lot of people in the dinning room of his hotel. They were all busy eating something, but a Japanese was walking up and down there. He seemed to be waiting for someone. Mr. Smith thought to

himself, “ Maybe the man is hungry and wants to eat something, but he doesn’

t know any English. I’ll try to help him.”

Because Mr. Smith knew only a little Japanese, he ha d to take out his notebook and showed the sentence “ I am very hungry” to the Japanese.

To his surprise, the Japanese took a look at it and gave him two dollars,

and then left the hotel.

根据材料内容选择最佳答案，并将其标号填入题前括号内。

26.In this passage, Mr. Smith learned ______ from one of his friends.

A. Russian

B. French

C. English

D. Japanese

27.After a few days, Mr. Smith found it ______ to learn Japanese.

A. interesting

B. difficult

C. boring

D. easy

28.Mr. Smith decided to help the man because he ______.

A. thought the man was hungry

B. found the man was really upset

C. could practice Japanese with the man

D. knew who the man was waiting

for

29.If Mr. Smith knew more about the Japanese language, the Japanese would

A. go to walking up and down

B. teach him more useful words

C. stay in the dinning room for dinner

D. help him serve other foreigners

30.Which of the following is WRONG?

A. Mr. Smith knew three foreign lan guages.

B. The Japanese thought Mr. Smith was a man asking for money.

C. The Japanese might be waiting for someone to have supper together.

D. The Japanese might be worried because nobody could understand him. 【答案】DBACA

4.One day, my mother and I went shopping at a Chinese supermarket. We found

that th e crucian carps（鲫鱼）in the seafood counter were very fresh, as

a result we chose four crucian carps and handed them over to the seller. As

it would take some time to clean the fish and dispose（处理）of their internal organs（内脏）, we decided to look around the other places frist. When we came back to the seafood counter, I asked the seller for my fish. He raised one, which was being cleaned, to let me have a look and tell me he was still working on the fish. I hurriedly said, “Go ahead, Go ahead.” I meant for

him to go on.

Unexpectedly, the seller stopped his work, looking at me with puzzled expression, and asked me in reply, “ Go ahead?”“Yes,” I said, “go ahead”.

He pointed the fish in all seriousness, and repeated very seriously, “Head?”Paying no more attention to him, I turned back to chat with my mother. Suddenly, “Bang, bang, bang,” was heard from the counter. Quickly, the seller passed

the four fish without heads to me.