2023年中考英语综合复习题(一)

知识运用

（两节袁共20小题袁满分20分）

A）单项选择从A、B、C 三个选项中选择最佳答案填空。（共10小题，每小题1 分）

（ ）1. Smile at the world， _______ the world will smile back to you.

A. but B. and C. or

（ ）2. —We _______ very simply at home and do not spend a lot of money on food.

—That’s why you’re called the Greens.

A. ate B. eat C. will eat

（ ）3. —What good books did you read recently？

—I _______ Gone with the Wind since last year， and now the third time.

A. read B. am reading C. have read

（ ）4. —Beautifully done！ You didn’t make a single mistake.

—_______.

A. Thank you B. Of course C. All right

（ ）5. —It is often _______ to have your parents in the room when important news is expected.

—I can’t agree more. Their being here makes me less worried.

A. peaceful B. harmful C. helpful

（ ）6. —This printing machine looks good. I’ll buy it.

—You have a great eye. If it _______ break down within the first three months， we will change it for a new one.

A. would B. should C. could

（ ）7. The young man from _______ European country has stayed in the room for_______ hour.

A. a; an B. an; a C. an; an

（ ）8. —Are you going camping this afternoon？

—A typhoon is coming. I’m not sure _______ the road to the mountains will be closed.

A. which B. what C. whether

（ ）9. A year is divided into _______ months. August is the _______ month of the year.

A. twelve; eight B. twelve; eighth C. twelfth; eight

（ ）10. —Dad， I think I’m very interested in nature， but I can’t tell _______.

—It doesn’t matter， Bob. I will help you find out the truth.

A. where was this kind of plant found

B. when will UFOs appear next time

C. how elephants communicate

B）完形填空 阅读短文，掌握其大意，从A、B、C三个选项中选择最佳答案填空。（共10 小题，每小题1 分）

When my sisters， brother and I were little， we took naps （小睡）. We did not have to sleep every time， but we were expected to go to our rooms and be 11 for at least an hour.

The summer I was seven， I was 12 to take my naps in a tree in the garden.

Everybody knew I liked being outside better than anything. I had a favorite apple tree in the garden， the place I went to when I wanted to be alone and peaceful. This tree became my“nap tree”even though I never 13 fell asleep in it.

During my nap times， I pretended to sleep in the tree， the way a bird sits. I learned to keep still enough that the small animals who always visited， such as sparrows， came to 14 in the tree the same way they always had.

One afternoon I 15 the tree as usual， and placed my feet carefully until I wascomfortable. Then I searched the leaves for whatever animal might be in the tree andwas surprised to meet a wide-eyed （猫头鹰） 16 at me. The owl just stayed forone second before it lifted its wings and dropped away into space. I just watched itgo， hoping it would return.

After that， I climbed into the tree every day hoping to see the owl. Several timesit flew close， but 17 when it saw me.

I began to spend more than my usual nap hour in the tree. I imagined I wouldmake myself so natural to the tree that the owl would not be nervous of my beingthere. I tried my best to make the owl believe that it was 18 to come back.

One day the owl did return， and this time it 19 . The owl landed on a thick branch（树枝）. She folded her wings and became calm. We 20 the tree as if wehad done so all our lives. That was a real fantastic experience that I will never forget.

（ ）11. A. awake B. quiet C. calm

（ ）12. A. allowed B. requested C. ordered

（ ）13. A. finally B. suddenly C. actually

（ ）14. A. arrive B. rest C. search

（ ）15. A. checked B. visited C. climbed

（ ）16. A. crying B. laughing C. staring

（ ）17. A. got off B. ran off C. flew off

（ ）18. A. safe B. easy C. lucky

（ ）19. A. stayed B. lasted C. appeared

（ ）20. A. protected B. shared C. hugged

阅读技能

（四节，共20 小题，每小题2 分，满分40 分）

A）正误判断 阅读短文，根据短文内容判断所给句子正（T）误（F）。（共5小题，每小题2 分）

How can kids become heroes？ Do they have to save the world？ No. Tobecome a hero， kids just have to think about what others need and find a wayto help. Katie Stagliano is one of those hero kids.

Katie loved to garden. When she was 9， she  harvested（ 收获） a hugecabbage which weighed 40 pounds. The cabbage was far bigger than what herfamily needed， so she thought about what to do with it.

She knew that there were lots of hungry people in South California， whereshe lived. So she decided to donate her huge cabbage to a soup kitchen. Itturned out that her kind donation（捐赠） helped feed more than 275 people.

Then Katie thought about other gradeners（园艺爱好者） who had morevegetables than they could eat.

Suddenly， she saw a way to solve both problems. Katie realized that shecould help fight against hunger by encouraging kids to plant vegetable gardensand donate their harvest to hungry people. That’s how Katie’s Krops was born.