2018年四川省乐山市中考英语试卷

Do you mind my smoking here？

﹣______． Look at the sign． It says， "No smoking．"（　　）

The sunglasses on your desk are nice． Are they ______？

Yes， I got them from my parents as a birthday present．（　　）

Did you watch the basketball match on TV last night？

I wanted to， but my father______ his favorite TV program．（　　）

It's reported that Fuxing high﹣speed train can go as ______ as 350km an hour．

Wow， how amazing!（　　）

Why ______ we close that chemical factory？

Because it has caused lots of pollution． We need better environment．（　　）

Look， what an old bridge! It looks so special!

Yeah， it ______ nearly 500 years ago．（　　）

Julia， your mobile phone is ringing．

Wait a minute． It's dangerous ______ it while crossing the street．（　　）

______ exciting the news is! Beijing will hold 2022Winter Olympic Games．（　　）

There is someone knocking at the door．

It must be the repairman． I ______ him to come to fix our fridge two hours ago．（　　）

Thank you for telling me so much knowledge about nature．

Don't mention it． ______ you have more questions， come to me any time．（　　）

What do you think of the fish soup？

Well， it ______ a bit salty．（　　）

The program I'm a singer is quite popular ______ students these days． They often talk about it between classes．（　　）

______ do you spend on Wechat every day， Lily？

About one and a half hours．（　　）

The jeans are very nice． I'll take them．

You'd better ______ first． I'm afraid the size is a bit small for you．（　　）

Could you please tell me ______？

Of course． About ten minutes' ride．（　　）

Sometimes we wish we could stop time and go back in time． Well， twice a year， some countries actually decide to（1） 　　the time．

As summer begins， some countries， like the US， UK and most of other countries in the EU， move the time forward one hour： 12 o'clock becomes 1 o'clock． This is to give people one more hour of（2） 　　． This is called "daylight saving time （夏令时时间）"．

But as winter arrives， you'll notice the darkness stays with us（3） 　　． The sun doesn't enjoy being out as often as in the summer． To deal with this， these countries turn the clocks（4） 　　one hour： 1 o'clock goes back to 12 o'clock．

Countries have done this for about 100 years． At some point， most of the world has tested with it． In fact， from 1986 to 1991， China used daylight saving time．

By having another hour of sunlight， you can save（5） 　　by not needing to turn the lights on． Also， it can help the economy （经济）， as people enjoy shopping when it is brighter． But people think it disrupts （打乱） sleeping habits． And because mornings are darker， the（6） 　　of people getting to work and school is a problem．

Once upon a time， there lived a kind king． But the king was also very（1） 　　． He would not do anything other than eat and sleep． He became fatter and fatter， and finally found it difficult to move his（2） 　　﹣ even his feet．

The king invited doctors from different parts of his country to make him（3） 　　． But no one could help the king lose weight．

One day， an old man visited the country． He heard about the king's（4） 　　． He volunteered （自愿） to help the king lose some weight． The king decided to let him（5） 　　．

The old man lived（6） 　　． He said that the king had to come to him and asked the king to come for treatment the next day． But the king would have to（7） 　　there， the old man added．

The king came the next day（8） 　　， the old man was not there． His son asked the king to come and meet his father the next day．

The king came every day for two weeks， but he never once saw the old man． But he did notice that he felt a lot（9） 　　． He had lost some weight． He finally realized why the old man had asked him to walk so far．

Steve was waiting for the girl whose heart he knew， but whose face he didn't ﹣ the girl with a rose． She was his pen friend． She had helped him a lot both in study and life． They planned their first meeting for 7pm at Grand Central Station in New York．

"You'll find me，" she wrote， "by the red rose I'll be wearing on my coat．" So at 7pm he was in the station looking for the girl with a red rose．

A young woman was coming towards him． She was wearing a green coat and was everything that he hoped Miss Maynell would be． But there was no red rose． Then a plain﹣looking （相貌平平的） woman walked past． She was well past 40years old． On her coat there was a red rose．

He did not hesitate （犹豫）． "I'm Steve Blanchard， and you must be Miss Maynell． I am so glad you could meet me． May I take you to dinner？" he asked．

A kind smile appeared on the woman's face． "I don't know what this is about， son，" she answered， "But the young lady in the green coat who just went by asked me to wear this rose on my coat． She said if you asked me out to dinner， I should tell you that she is waiting for you in the big restaurant across the street． She said it was a kind of test!"

（1）Why did Steve go to the Grand Central Station？ 　　

（2）How did Steve know that he met the right person？ 　　

（3）Miss Maynell asked the woman for help to see if Steve 　　．

（4）From the last paragraph we learn that 　　at last．

（5）Which of the following is the best title for the passage？ 　　

When was the last time you gave or received a hug？ Do your parents hug you before you go to school？ In Western countries， it is quite common to greet close friends or relatives with a hug．

You might hug your teammates after winning a basketball game． If one of your friends is having a bad day， you can hug them to cheer them up． Friends who haven't seen each other for a long time will usually hug each other when meeting．

Of course， people in different countries have different opinions when it comes to hugging． After coming to China， I've noticed that people are generally more reluctant （不情愿的） to hug than they are in my home country， the US．

My Chinese friends told me that hugging is considered to be very intimate （亲密的） in their culture． It usually only happens between people who are really close to each other， like couples． Chinese people don't usually hug in public， either．

But people's attitudes （态度） towards hugging can also change． I remember watching a video story about a "hugging party" that was held in Shanghai． A local artist held the party， inviting strangers and asking them to hug each other．

The Chinese participants （参与者） clearly looked uncomfortable． However， after the party， several of them changed their minds． They decided that hugging doesn't have to be awkward （尴尬的） and can actually be quite nice． So next time you see your mom or dad， give them a hug ﹣see how it makes you feel．

（1）What usually happens between good friends when meeting in Western countries？ 　　

（2）The second paragraph tells us 　　．

（3）In Chinese culture， hugs usually happen between 　　．

（4）What did people do at the "hugging party"？ 　　

（5）The writer wrote the last paragraph to 　　．

Last week， I visited my friend Pete in his new home， where he lives with his wife and daughter． Pete used to spend his holidays traveling around the world ﹣ visiting the pyramids in Egypt or scuba diving （水肺潜水） in the Caribbean． Nowadays， he prefers to spend his holidays and weekends making his house look more beautiful． Like hundreds of thousands of other British people， he's found the joy of DIY （do it yourself） home repairs． This means that if there's anything that needs fixing around the house， he will try to do the job himself．

Pete showed me his new kitchen， which he put together himself， and his newly﹣painted walls． I asked him where he got the idea to do these things． He told me that his favourite source （来源） of ideas is a DIY program on TV．

This got me thinking about how popular DIY programs are in the UK． Each main channel （频道） has at least one home or garden makeovershow． There are even channels totally on the subject．

I suppose it's not really surprising that DIY programs are so popular． There are two common sayings in Britain ﹣ "an Englishman's home is his castle （城堡）" and "there's no place like home" ﹣ which show how important our houses are to us． With the social changes of the last ten years or so， many people can't afford to buy bigger houses． So they are looking at how they can make their house better without spending a lot of money． DIY， clearly， is the perfect choice．

（1）Pete usually spent his holidays 　　in the past．

（2）What do most British people enjoy doing nowadays？ 　　

（3）How did Pete manage to make his house more beautiful？ 　　

（4）What does the underlined word " makeover" in Paragraph 3probably means？ 　　

（5）DIY programs have become popular because 　　．

A． Each part has a different meaning．

B． So they cannot create as many numbers as we can．

C． That's because China has the longest mobile phone numbers in the world．

D． Also， mobile phone numbers can be recycled．

E． The main reason for using 11 digits is that we have the largest population in the world．

Have you ever counted the number of digits（数字） in your mobile phone number？ Your number has 11digits． You may sometimes find it hard to remember your number． （1） 　　Why is that？

The 11digits can be divided into three parts． （2） 　　The first three numbers tell you which mobile phone service provider you are using． For example， 135 is for the China Mobile Communication Corporation and 188 is for China Unicom． The fourth to the seventh digits tell you which area the number is recorded in． And the last four digits are random （随机的）．

（3） 　　We once had 10numbers． But as our population grew， there were not enough numbers for us to use． So we began to use 11digits starting from 1999．

Eleven digits can be used to make tens of billions of mobile phone numbers， according to the Xinhua News Agency． That's enough for each person to have seven or eight phone numbers to use in China（4） 　　Usually， the service provider will reuse a canceled number after three to six months． If you call a number that you haven't contacted （联络） for a long time， you may find that its owner has changed．

Besides China， Britain and Japan also use 11﹣digit mobile phone numbers． But their numbers always start with 0． （5） 　　Countries like the United States， Australia and India use phone numbers with l0digits． Canada's mobile phone numbers are perhaps the world's shortest： they use seven digits．

Tom， take out the rubbish． Mum will be　　 （发疯） if she sees this mess．

During the next few days， I have decided to have a good rest by taking a walk or seeing a film． I really need to　　 （放松）．

To sing an English song　　 （正确地）， I listen to the CD again and again， and check every word in the dictionary．

I couldn't help laughing loudly when I heard such a　　 （humorous） story．

Tiangong Ⅰ， China's first space lab，　　 （come back） to the earth after finishing its job on April 2this year．

The newly﹣opened supermarket had something on sale last Sunday． （改为一般疑问句）

　　 the newly﹣opened supermarket　　 anything on sale last Sunday？

They will study abroad after they finish high school． （改为同义句）

They won't study abroad　　 they　　 high school．

他们一大早就动身去伦敦旅行了．

They　　 for London on a holiday early in the morning．

我们应该在扔掉废物前进行分类．

We should divide the waste into different groups before　　 it　　．

有人担心将来机器人会取代人类．

Some people worry that robots will take the place of humans　　 the　　．

A husband and wife were driving down a country road on their way to visit some friends． As they came to a muddy （泥泞的） part of the road， their car（1） 　　（break） down．

They tried to get the car out by themselves， but it didn't work． Then they saw a farmer（2） 　　（come） down the road． He was driving some oxen （牛）． He stopped when he saw the couple was in trouble． He said he would pull the car out of the mud for ￥20 （130yuan）． They agreed and minutes（3） 　　（late） the car was free．

The farmer turned to the husband and said， "You know， you're the（4） 　　（ten） car I've helped out of the mud today．"

The husband looked around at the large land and asked the farmer， "When do you have time to plow （犁） all your（5） 　　（field） ？At night？"

"No，" the farmer answered， "I put the water in the hole at night!"

A： I'd like two tickets for the movie on Friday， please．

B： （1）　　 madam？

A： It's Dark and Stormy Night．

B： I'm sorry， that show is（2）　　．

A： Well， how about Saturday or Sunday？

B： Yes， we do have tickets for that movie on those days．

A： Are there（3）　　left for the middle row for Saturday？

B： Yes， but they are not next to each other．

A： Oh， that's a pity． We prefer to（4）　　．

B： In that case， we still have some seats together in the front or at the back．

A： The front row sounds good． （5）　　？

B： 25 dollars in total．

A： Ok， I'll take them．

现在，戴眼镜的学生越来越多；为此，国家把每年 6 月 6 日定为爱眼日．请你结合自己的体会，就如何爱护眼睛，给校报英语栏目写一篇短文．内容包括：

（1）吃有益于眼睛的食物，如：胡萝卜、鸡蛋等；

（2）多做眼保健操，长时间用眼后可看看远方；

（3）养成良好的用眼习惯，如：不躺着玩手机或看书等．

注意：（1）词数 80 词左右；

（2）可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；

（3）开头已给出，不计入总词数．

   Nowadays， more and more students are getting near﹣sighted， so National Eye Care Day is set on June 6every year．_____________．