2023 年中考英语综合复习题（五）

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知识运用

（两节，共20 小题，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. It is unhealthy to go to school without _______ breakfast.

A. a B. / C. the

（ ）2. The book is very popular， _______， to be honest， I don’t like it.

A. and B. or C. but

（ ）3. —Hello， this is Thomas Lock Shop. What can I do for you？

—Oh， hello. I put the wrong key in the lock and it _______ come out. Can

you come and take a look？

A. needn’t B. mustn’t C. won’t

（ ）4. —Tom， is there anything you’re used to？

—I tidy up my desk before I study. The _______ carries over from my

childhood.

A. manner B. tradition C. habit

（ ）5. —Shall we try the new hot pot restaurant tonight or tomorrow evening？

—_______ is OK. I’m busy today and tomorrow.

A. Neither B. Either C. Any

（ ）6. Kelly is not so quick， but she has a good habit of working hard. It is like a

hidden _______.

A. promise B. tradition C. treasure

（ ）7. —Honey， what TV program are you watching？

—I’m watching a documentary. It began at 6：00 p.m. and _______ on for one more hour.

A. has been B. was C. will be

（ ）8. The music sounded _______ at the wedding ceremony.

A. strange B. sweet C. empty

（ ）9. Beating Fan Zhendong in the Tokyo Olympics， Ma Long became the first

player （连续的） _______ Olympic titles in the

（男子单打比赛）.

A. won B. to win C. winning

（ ）10. —I’d like to know _______.

—Noodles and eggs.

A. when does your mother usually cook breakfast

B. why your mother cooks breakfast every day

C. what your mother usually cooks for breakfast

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）

A couple of weeks ago， my grandfather was explaining his favorite expression，“Nothing is ever easy.”The following day， as I tried to complete my day’s work， Ihappened to 11 a （大黄蜂） on the window. The window was high up，but I thought driving out the bee would take no more than five minutes. An hourlater， the bee still 12 .

All that had changed was that the living room was a（n） 13 and that I was（眩晕的） from looking up into the sunlight. I did not 14 to waste an hour ona tiny insect， but by doing so， I understood what my grandfather meant.

It is not only time that we usually （低估）—we always forgetunexpected costs. We often imagine what can be good for us， but we seldom thinkof all the bad things that could influence us. However， it is important to rememberthat your day of week or year might not go as 15 ， and that is completely 16 . You may feel challenged—even at a task you thought was simple， because that is partof life.

If you can accept that nothing will ever be easy， then life might seem to be ableto deal with more easily. In 17 school， I thought high school might be easierbecause I could choose the classes I wanted to take. In high school， I thought collegemight be easier because I could have a freer timetable. Yet I was disappointed eachtime. After accepting that school wouldn’t be easy， I found myself more hopeful andconfident with 18 results.

Of course， you should make preparations to consider the costs or time. Doingso can only help you 19 your goals in a better way. However， there is no needto （过分自责） when something stands in our 20 . Maybe wecannot see a bee coming our way， but we can always give ourselves the extra timeto catch it.

One of the things we should always remind ourselves before we’d run into anyjob was expect the unexpected.

（ ）11. A. notice B. feed C. hear

（ ）12. A. slept B. worked C. remained

（ ）13. A. zoo B. mess C. result

（ ）14. A. expect B. afford C. try

（ ）15. A. understood B. remembered C. planned

（ ）16. A. fair B. wrong C. normal

（ ）17. A. private B. primary C. middle

（ ）18. A. improved B. direct C. upset

（ ）19. A. set B. make C. achieve

（ ）20. A. passage B. heart C. way

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）

The （开花） of cherry trees is something many Japanese people lookforward to every year. But in recent years， the blooms have been coming earlierand earlier.

This year， Kyoto’s （峰值的） blossom time （when there are the mostblossoms） came on March 26. That’s the earliest peak blossom time in over1，200 years.

Celebrating the blooming of cherry trees is an important part of Japan’shistory and culture. The cherry blossoms are seen as a symbol that even beautifulthings don’t last forever.

Records of when the cherry trees bloomed have been kept ever since the year812. These records are valuable for scientists to study how the （气候） haschanged over time. Scientists believe that climate change is probably causing thetrees to bloom earlier.

The cherry trees used to bloom in April. Now， the end of March is morecommon. This year， the date is 10 days earlier than usual.

（ ）21. According to the material， we can know that Japanese cherry trees used to bloom on the same day.

（ ）22. Climate change probably causes Japan’s cherry trees to bloom earlier.