上海市2019年中考英語二模匯編：閱讀理解選擇

1、上海市 2019 年中考英語二模匯編：閱讀理解選擇題 長寧A. Choose the best answer （根據(jù)以下內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?2 分）There are some very good inventions which deserve to be better known, even though I admit that some of them are crazy. Let s have a look at some of them and see if you agree that they deserve to be more successful.The Aust

2、ralians had a great idea to stop people from drinking and driving. The idea was that if a driver wanted to start the car, she or he would have to blow into a bag first. If there was too much alcohol in th eir breath, the car wouldn t start. It sounds like a great idea to me, but peoplesaid that they

3、 might need to drive the car in an emergency even if they had drunk too much alcohol. Another idea I liked was an invention by a scientist who thought his children watched too much TV. He linked to TV to an exercise bike so that the electricity to power the TV was generated by the bike. If the child

4、ren wanted to watch a lot of TV, they had to ride very hard. I found another invention on the Internet was designed to encourage good habits. Believe it or not, this invention was an ashtray which spoke to you when you lit a cigarette! The voice of the awas activated by the heat from the cigarette a

5、nd reminded you how dangerous it is to smoke.One of the strangest inventions I have come across is a bicycle which can cross rivers! The idea was that when you came to a river, you could inflate （使充氣）ahugeplastic ball all around thebike. You would then get into the ball which would float on the rive

6、r while you rode the bike inside the ball! One thing I would like is a baseball cap with a built-in radio so you can listen to sports programmes all day with your hands free. While we are on the subject of sport, the Americans invented a kind of robot for sports fans. If you were watching your team

7、on TV on your own, you could press a button and the robot would do high fives with you! Fantastic! I wonder iyou have any brilliant ideas for inventions like these.69. The purpose of blowing into a bag before driving is to .A. prevent people from drinking and drivingB. help people start the car quic

8、klyC. encourage people to drink more alcoholD. let people drive in an emergency70. The word “ generated ” （in para 2, line 6） most probably means” ” .A. stored B. produced C. invented D. transported71. When you light a cigarette, the ashtray will probably say,“ ” .A. There will be a fire soon B. Ple

9、ase stop smokingC. Smoking does harm to your health D. Smoking can make you relaxed72. The bicycle which can cross rivers.A. is used to reduce the traffic on the bridgeB. travels under the waterC. is considered the most popular inventionD. needs to be ridden in a plastic ball73. There are inventions

10、 mentioned in this passage.A. FourB. FiveC. SixD. Seven74. What does the author think of the inventions in the passage?A. They are strange.B. They are widely used.C. They are too crazy to be more successful. D. They should be more widespread.楊浦Hi there!Will life be better in 2100?JoshCan you help me

11、? I ' m doing a project at school. The title? you think? Thanks you for your ideas!a. Hi Josh! I think life will be great. People will live in 'smart houses ' . A central computer will control the temperature, the lights, everything!These houses will be ecologicaland use solar energy and

12、 recycled water. A ' smart' mirror in the bathroom (that's right, it ' s a mirror with a computer! ) will check your health. And guess what? Robots will cook and do the housework.Mayab. Pollution is a big problem today, but will be a bigger problem in 100 years. So people won use car

13、s with petrol. They will drive in electric cars on underground roads. And there will be electric buses with computers for drivers! The best thing? People will be able to travel in time. Now that will be exciting!Rosiec. Hi Josh. Life will be better in 2100-in space! People will live on the Moon and

14、Mars in special cities. They will grow food and send it to the Earth in a huge space craft. Space stations will orbit the Earth and control the climate. There will also be holidays in space! How cool is that?Brandond. Will live be different in 100 years? Yes, it will. Will life be better? No, it won

15、' tClimate change will cause floods and droughts. Rich people will live for a long time, maybe 200 years! But life won ' t be easy for mpsople. They won ' t have food and water.Faithe Well, Josh, the good news is - there won' be any schools! Students will have lessons at home on thei

16、r computers. They' be in contact with other students all over the world in a ' virtual ' classroom. The bad news is teachers will still give us homework in the future!Elliot69. Josh ' s project is mainbout.A. modern technologyB. new inventionsC. life in the futureD. green lifestyle70

17、. The underlined word ' ecological ' is closest in meaning toA. widely availableB. environmentally friendlyC. easily recognizedD. completely controlled71. thinks holidays in space are a good idea.A. MayaB. RosieC. BrandonD. Elliot72. Rosie thinks _ will be exciting.A. a smart mirrorB. time t

18、ravellingC. space stationsD. virtual classroom73. The topic Faith talks about is .A. EducationB. HomesC. TransportD. Environment74. students are quite sure that life will be better in 2100.A. 2B. 3C. 4D. 5徐匯When our son Bradley was ten, the new bicycle he had received as a birthday gift was stolen.

19、Owing a bike was a big deal to our children when they were little. They spent hours and hours, day after day. on their bikes, riding up and down the footpath, and at the front of the house. We also rode together as a family a lot.Bicycling was a great way to get the kids out of the house and into th

20、e fresh air without spending any money.Bradley discovered that his bicycle had been stolen from our backyard, when he and his sister went outside for a morning ride. He couldn't believe that someone would do this.He got a large piece of cardboard, painted a sign begging for the bicycle to be ret

21、urned, and tied the sign to the letterbox. The following morning when I went out to collect the mail, I found a white envelope with the magical words "Buy yourself a new bike ” It. was a $100 banknote inside.We were very moved that someone had the heart to do this. We've never been able to

22、thank the person but we think that it may be one of our wonderful neighbors. Bradley painted a big “ Thank you ” on the sign and we left it outisde for a couple of weeks afterwards in case it was someone who drove down our street. A delighted Bradley was able to buy a new bicycle. As the years went

23、on, bicycles became bigger and more expensive but were still important for those family bicycle riders. Now the kids have grown up and cars have taken the place of their bicycles. Bradley is 25. Sometimes I miss the days when receiving a bicycle was the best thing in the world to them.All these year

24、s later, we are still thankful to that amazingly kind stranger who made Bradley 's wish come true. We were a young family with three little children and it meant a lot to us. We still talk about it and, even now, wonder who he was.69. The passage was probably written by.A. Bradley B. Bradley'

25、;s sister C. Bradley ' s mother D. one neighbor70. The kids of the family enjoyed in their spare time.A. riding bicycles B. painting picturesC。designing signs D. making models71. One morning Bradley couldn't find his bike.A. in the front of the house B. in the backyard C. beside the letterbo

26、x D. in the street 72. Which of the following statement is WRONG?A. The 10-year-birthday gift Bradley received was a new bicycle.B. Bradley hoped his bike would be returned by painting a sign.C. The next morning Bradley found an envelope with a $100 banknote inside.D. A new bike made Bradley excited

27、 and it was important to the whole family.73. When receiving the envelope, the family members were very.A. angry B. interested C. upset D. touched74. The underlined word "it " in the last sentence refers to over ten years ago.A. the amazingly kind stranger B. the kind act to Bradley C. the

28、 missing bicycle D. Bradley 's wish松江Most people cannot choose their jobs. They only have their jobs forced upon （ 被迫）them. This may be because they haven't enough training for any other job, or because of economic situation, or because they live in a place where there is a limited choice of

29、 jobs, or because their fathers and grandfathers have always followed a certain occupation. The Indian born of farmer parents in a village has, for example, few opportunities of becoming anything but a farmer.But if one is lucky enough to be able to choose the job one is going to do, how should one

30、make one's choice? One's choice clearly depends on what one wants to get out of one's job.Some people believe that nobody can do a job well if they do not enjoy it. But this is probably true only of certain types of work. And there are those who have an ability for turning their job into

31、 something that is an enjoyable way of earning their living（掙錢生計 ）but who do not reallydo their work well. Some doctors, for example, who become rich and famous men are in fact not owning humanity （ 人性）which is necessary in their job, and may even not be especially skilled at their job. So are some

32、lawyers. Perhaps many of the best doctors, lawyers, and teachers spend their lives working so hard for others that do not have time to become rich and famous. One must decide, when choosing a job, whether one wants to do a job for its own sake （ 為工作本身） or for the rewards （報酬）it offers.69. They only

33、have their jobs forced upon them "may means.A） they make themselves do the jobs B）they have to do the jobs availableC）they must follow what their fathers used to doD）their jobs are chosen by others70. The underlined word “ opportunities " in the first paragraph probably means A）hobbies B）

34、forms C） efforts D） chances71. According to the passage, a person's choice of job should be decided by.A） his economic situationB) his family backgroundC) his purpose in taking a jobD) his ability to do a job72. The writer seems to have a good impression on those doctors who are.A) richB) famous

35、C) skillfulD) hardworking73. How many occupations are mentioned in the last paragraph?A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four74. We may infer (推斷)from the passage thatA) lawyers are those people who work very hard for othersB) humanity is necessary in the making of a good doctorC) a successful person is one

36、who can make his living in an enjoyable wayD) teachers must be rich and famous if they work hard.普陀“ It s only two weeks till we go! ” Laura said excitedly.“ Oh, yeah. Hm! ”“I just can ' t wait to show you the White Water Pterk s the most amazing fun in that area!"“ I bet. Yeah! It must be.

37、”“ It s just great that Mum and Dad said you could come. Itmuch better thallnbbeesinog onmy own with Toby and Matt. They are so boring and they just want to paly computer all day."Er " Rupa hesitated. "It is unbelievable that your mum and dad invited me. It was so kind ofthem It '

38、 s even more amazing that my parents said I could go but ”“ Yeah! I didn t think they would either. I mean, they didn t even want you to come skatingwhen we went for Annie s party, did they? ”“No well, they are a bit crazy about homework, you know.”“ I hope we re in the Lakeside Hous.eYou can watch

39、birds with huge wings flapping over thelake while you have breakfast.”“Hm! Sounds good. Er ”“ Er what? You re not sounding all that excited and more. You haven t changed your mind?« I”Er “ Roops! What is it? What s happened? ”“Well, nothing exactly happened”“ Well, then, what? You re my bestest

40、 friend! ”“I know! And you ' re mine! It ' s just ”“ WHAT?”Rupa paused. She drew a deep breath.“ Leon s coming from America. He gets in the day we re supposed to be going away. He leavesthe d ay we get back. If I come away with you, I will miss him. Completely!”Laura went very pale.“ Oh no.

41、And I will miss him too!”The girl stood in silence, both of them heartbroken, thinking of Rupa-star cousin and s filmhow they had dreamed of meeting him.69. The two girls are going to have a holiday in.A. a week B. two weeks C. three weeks D. four weeks70. parents have made the plan for the holiday.

42、A. Laura ' s B. Rupa ' s C. Annie ' s D. Leon ' s71. Rupa didn ' t expect that she could have the chance to.A. spend the holiday with Laura B. play computer with the boys.C. go skating with her friends D. visit her cousin in America72. Laura used the word “bestest“ to emphasize (

43、強調(diào))that.A. Rupa should be as excited as she B. she would take care of RupaC. Rupa should tell her whatever had happened D. she would never keep a secret from Rupa 73. The girls' problem is that if they go away to the Lakeside House, they.A. will have no time to do their homeworkB. will probably

44、miss Annie' s partyC. cannot see Leon ' s new filmD. cannot meet Rupa ' -starncousin74. The best title for the passage could be.A. An Exciting HolidayB. A Diffcult SituationC. The Best FriendsD. A Film-star Cousin閔行Radio station guideLive Radio YourSay- Phone-in Monday 14 April 5-6pmGord

45、on Lee hosts the young people ' phone-in programme.Today topic: Understanding the opposite sex.Ring 5500 6069 to have your say on the similarities and differences between boys and girls.(Calls are free from landlines. $1.10 per minute from mobiles)Gordon: Welcome to the show. I' m sure every

46、one will have something to say about todayUnderstanding the opposite sex. Boys like computers and football, while girls like talking and shopping. Is that true? Or is it nonsense? Let' s hear from our first caller, Laura.Laura: I think girls like to chat and talk about everything. This helps us

47、develop better language skills. In my school, all the best students at languages are girls.Gordon: Well, research does suggest that girls have better language abilities. These can be seen even at the age of three, when girls can express opinions better and know double the number of words as boys.Lan

48、ni: I like shopping with friends and looking for clothes together.Gordon: In general, girls have a more visual memory. Perhaps that is is why they like shopping. They remember colours and shapes better, and also names and faces.Joe: My mother keeps telling me that my room is amess, but my sister'

49、;s bedroom is alwaystidy.Gordon: Girls can usually record details better, like the order and position of things and furniturein a room. So, when any of those are not in their place, girls can notice at once.Nathan: Boys are stronger than girls. Girls often need help with carrying heavy objects. We c

50、an run faster too.Gordon: Well, boys do have proportionally（成比例地） more muscle for their body weight. In general, they can carry more weight and can move more quickly than girls of the same size.Julius: We have better eyesight than girls. I can see the number of the bus that is coming long before my

51、sister can.Gordon: That's true. Boys tend to have better long-distance vision than girls. However, we often don't see things that are right under our noses!69. The phone-in programme is mainly for.A. parentsB. young peopleC. hostsD. elderly people70. The underlined word ' ' These &qu

52、ot; in Paragraph 3 of the transcript refers toA. The phone-in programmes B. Boys' language skillsC. Girls' better language D. The radio station guides71. According to Gordon, girls like shopping becauseA. they like going out with friends B. boys can help them carry heavy thingsC. they pay mo

53、re attention to details D. they can remember colours and shapes better72. believes that boys have better eyesight than girls.A. JuliusB.LanniC. NathanD. Laura73. According to the transcript, when comparing a boy and a girl of the same height and weight, the boy will usually.A. have a better visual m

54、emory B. record details betterC. be less tidy D. have a higher percentage of muscle74. The best title of the passage might be "".A.Developing better language skills B. Understanding the opposite sexC. Recording more details D. Expressing opinions better靜安LiverpoolDiscover the best music, s

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56、s football. Visit Anfield Football Stadium, home to Liverpool favourite football team, and take a tour. Closed on weekends.Adult:£ 15Student:£ 9Student:£ 12Child:£ 7Child under five: FreeChild under five: FreeMUSEUMS IN LIVERPOOLSHOPPING IN LIVERPOOLVisit The Museum of Liverpool.

57、 Opened in 2011. Learn all about the history and culture of Liverpool.Free entry!Open daily 10a.m.-5p.m.Liverpool One Find the best shopping in the centre of Liverpool at Liverpool One, Liverpool new shopping centre. Opened in 2008.Morethan160shops,restaurants, cinemas and cafes.69. We can learn tha

58、t Liverpool is a city located in.A. America B. Britain C. Canada D. France70. The Beatles Story is a well-known.A. music groupB. football stadiumC. storybook character D. tourist attraction71. It ' s impossible for you to visit at Christmas.A. The Beatles StoryB. Liverpool OneC. The Museum of Li

59、verpool D. Anfield Football Stadium72. If your parents go to Anfield Football Stadium with you, they should pay for theticket.A. £9 B. £15 C. £24 D. £3973. You can visit to know how the city has developed.A. The Beatles StoryB. Liverpool OneC. The Museum of Liverpool D. Anfield Football Stad