2021年广东省深圳市宝安区中考二模英语试题(wd无答案)

2021年广东省深圳市宝安区中考二模英语试题

一、完型填空

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1. Face masks became a must-have in 2020, and it is possible that people around the world will ________ wearing them for some time. Many companies are making new, high-tech masks. Their masks can not only ________ us from getting sick, but also help us in other ways.

Researchers from Harvard and MIT are working ________ on a mask that can test the coronavirus. The mask can react (反应) to drops produced during breathing, ________ or sneezing. ________ there are viruses in the drops, the mask will change color soon.

Japanese company Donut Robotics made a ________ mask. It can translate speech into nine languages, including Japanese, English, Chinese and French. The mask has a chi

p that connects to the wearer’s smartphone. It translates what you say into text on the ________ .

Hazel is a transparent (透明的) mask from US gaming company Razer. It ________ see the wearer’s face. It also has a built-in ________ . When you speak with the mask on, your voice will be heard clearly. There is also a hard case for you to put the mask in. The case has a UV light that kills germs (细菌) and makes the mask ________ to wear.

【小题1】
A．keep	B．begin	C．finish	D．complete

【小题2】
A．let	B．provide	C．protect	D．make

【小题3】
A．hardly	B．hard	C．easily	D．difficultly

分压器

基恩乐队

【小题4】
A．smiling	B．eating	C．laughing	D．coughing

【小题5】
A．If	B．Unless	C．Since	D．So

【小题6】
A．ugly	B．foolish	C．smart	D．cheerful

【小题7】
A．mask	B．phone	C．virus	D．chip

【小题8】
A．allows us to	B．helps us with	C．asks us to	D．encourages us to

【小题9】
A．case	B．light	C．voice	D．speaker

聚合硫酸铝

【小题10】
A．safer	B．easier	C．more popular	D．more interesting

二、阅读单选

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高岭石 Passage 1	A short video of a girl wearing a smile and a redcoat recently attracted much attention online.7-year-old Tie Jiaxin, a first grade student at Da ping Primary School in Ningxia, had just finished class and was waiting for the bus back home. Ma Rui shot the video because she thought the girl’s smile was special.“It’s been my habit to record what I see by my phone as well as sharing the recordings with a wider audience,” Said Ma. “My students are becoming more confident than before.”
Passage 2	Since only one tenth of surveyed college graduates think English is useful to them and the translation software is convenient to use, a member of CPPCC has proposed that English should no longer be a compulsory (必修的) course for the national college entrance examination in China.However, English is still the most widely used language in the world, and will continue to be so in the future. It would not be wise to simply stop teaching the language. It is difficult to imagine how people would understand China and the world without foreign language education.
Passage 3	Jia Ling’s first film Hi, Mom overtook the 2019 hit Ne Zha to become the second highest-grossing (最高票房) film in China. The 2017 action-adventure film Wolf Warrior 2 enjoys the top one.In the heartwarming comedy, Jia, the daughter, travels back to the 1980s and tries to improve her mother’s life using ideas from the future.In the film, Jia feels useless for not being able to make big money and make her mother proud while Li, the mother, said she only hoped that her daughter would be “healthy and happy”.

【小题1】Who shot the video of the smiling girl?

A．A parent.	B．A teacher.	C．A student.	D．A cameraman.

【小题2】What is the percentage of surveyed college graduates considering English useful?

A．10%.	B．20%.	C．80%.	D．90%.
		党的干部是党的事业的

凯膜过滤技术【小题3】What can we learn from the second paragraph of Passage 2?

A．China will stop teaching English in the future.

B．Chinese students do not need to learn English at schools.

C．People can understand the world better because of the use of English.

D．English teachers all over China will lose their jobs in the near future.

【小题4】Which is the highest-grossing film in China according to Passage 3?

A．Hi, Mom.	B．Ne Zha.	C．Wolf Warrior 1.	D．Wolf Warrior 2.

【小题5】What’s the mother’s greatest hope for her daughter in the film Hi Mom?

A．To live healthily and happily.	B．To live a rich and healthy life.
C．To lead a rich and happy life.	D．To lead a poor and common life.

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3. Wan Zuocheng and his wife Xiong Gengxiang had run a restaurant near a cancer hospital in Nanchang, Jiangxi since 1993. They later set up a breakfast stall(摊) after the restaurant was closed.

In 2003, a woman whose child was suffering from bone cancer went to their stall, asking to borrow their stove to cook food. She said her kid wanted to eat food cooked by her. From then on, more and more families of patients began coming to their stall to cook. The “cancer kitchen” started in the same year.

The couple allowed people to use their cooking tools for free. With the costs of water, electricity and coal rising, people started paying. However, the couple only accepted 0.5 yuan for each dish cooked, and rose to 1 yuan in 2016.

The son of the couple once tried to stop them serving the patients, worrying the tiring work would affect their health. But the couple think that helping the patients makes them happy.

Having seen too many deaths over the years, the couple have found their meaning of life. “For us, without the patients, we would feel lonely, and for the patients, they would face difficulties without us.” said Wan.

The elderly couple has been honored as “People Who Moved China in 2020” for their kind heartedness. However, they were absent from the award ceremony(颁奖典礼) because they wanted to keep providing kitchen services for the patients during the Spring Festival holiday.

【小题1】When did the “cancer kitchen” start?