三年中考一模英语试卷精选汇编：阅读表达专题

江苏省苏州高新区 2019-2021 年三年中考一模英语试卷精选汇编 阅读表达专题 江苏省苏州高新区 2021 年中考一模英语试题 第七部分 阅读表达（共 3 小题；53 题 1 分，54 题 2 分，55 题 3 分，满分 6 分） 请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题，并将答案写在答题卡上标有题号的横 线上。 My name is Lauren Singer and I live a Zero Waste lifestyle in New York City. So how did I get here? I was an Environmental Studies major in College and have always been interested in the environment, but I made the important decision to line Zero Waste in 2012 when one of my Environmental Studies classmates would bring lunch to class every week in a single use plastic bag, a disposable (一次性的) water bottle, and a plastic takeout lunch box. I would sit there and think, we are supposed to be the future of this planet and here we are with our rubbish, messing it up. Then I learned about Bea Johnson, a woman in California who was producing little to no rubbish. It was the Aha! moment for me. I also wanted to make a change, so I started my Zero Waste journey. This is when I really decided that I not only needed to say that I love the environment, but really live like I love the environment. My site Trash is for Tossers shows my effort. It will record my Zero Waste journey and show that leading a Zero Waste lifestyle is simple, timely, fun and perfectly possible for everyone and anyone. If I can do it, anyone can! How do I explain ZERO WASTE? To me, Zero Waste means that I do not produce any rubbish. No throwing anything in a rubbish bin, nothing. I do reuse and I do recycle. 53. What lifestyle does Lauren Singer have? 54. How did she feel when she heard of Bea Johnson's story? 55. Would you like to live like Lauren Singer? Why or why not? 53. Zero Waste 54. She felt surprised/amazed/excited/happy 55. Yes Because…… 江苏省苏州高新区 2020 年中考一模英语试题 第八部分 阅读表达(共 3 小题，满分 6 分) 请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答问题，并将答案写在答题卡上标有题号的横线上。 Have you ever been irritated(激怒) by someone shouting at his mobile phone in a public place? We've all lost temper at least once at the sound of a person loudly communicating with someone on a mobile phone. Recently, Dr Adam Rutherford has been answering questions: “I have no interest in hearing about other people's private lives.” “The conversation would have seemed to worry older generations. I think they would have considered it rude to talk loudly in public.” Many people seem to do it without realizing why, but is there a scientific reason for their loudness? The answer begins by looking at one of the telephone designs called “sidetone”—a feature whereby a caller could hear his own voice in the phone's speaker when talking. This guarantees the user that they can be heard, leaving no reason to raise one's voice. But the problem with mobiles is that they are mobile, and a fixed volume of “sidetone” isn't always effective where background noise is very loud. Plus, this is our natural tendency(倾向) to raise our voice to match the noise levels around us. We tend to try and match the loudest sound we can hear. It is worth pointing out, however, that this would not be the first time that our use of mobile phones has challenged the idea of good manners. When phones were firstly invented, they raised all kinds of questions. Should one have a phone conversation when undressed? Was it proper to stand up when speaking to a woman on the phone? It seems mobile phones, then, are a technology that may always form new etiquette issues(礼仪问题)． 73. When do we easily lose temper? _______________________________________________________________ 74. Where isn't the fixed volume of “sidetone” always effective? _______________________________________________________________ 75. Do you want to have a telephone called “sidetone”？ Why or why not? _______________________________________________________________ 答案： 73. When we hear a person loudly communicating with someone on a mobile phone． 74. In noisy places． 75. No. Because you may disturb others． 江苏省苏州市高新区 2019 届初中毕业暨升学考试模拟英语试题 第七部分 阅读表达(共 3 小题; 53 题 1 分，54 题 2 分，55 题 3 分，满分 6 分) 阅读下面的短文并用英语回答问题，并将答案写在答题卡上标有题号的横线上。 I'll always remember the day I went to my first dance class. My mother was an excellent ballet(芭蕾)dancer and I wanted nothing more than to follow her. After class, my mom asked how I liked it. I thought of what had happened in the class: when I stood side by side with those experienced and confident girls, all my clumsy(笨拙的)movements made me want to cry. However, I still tol d my mom I couldn't wait to dance again. Weeks passed and one day my dance teacher announced we were going to have a performance soon. Though I practiced as much as I could, I still saw no improvement in my ballet ability. I went to my mom and told her that dancing wasn't for me. My mom told me that she would show me all she knew about ballet. She quickly discovered how bad my dancing was, but she still taught me with the greatest patience. By the time the performance arrived, I had been as prepared as I could be. My mom sat in the audience(观众)，with worries in her eyes. I positioned myself and began moving to the music without missing a step. When the music stopped, a storm of applause broke out. I cried and I knew all my hard work had paid off. After the performance, my mom hugged me and told me how proud she was. I looked her in the eye and told her there was no way this could have happened without her. I knew she would always be there to keep me going. 53. What was the writer's mother? 54. How did the writer feel after the performance ended? 55. Will you keep on learning something like the writer when you find you are not good at it? Why or why not? 答案： 53.A ballet dancer. 54. The writer felt excited. 55. Yes. Because .. No. Because ...（答案不唯一，言之有理即可）