北京市通州區(qū)中考英語(yǔ)一模試卷

1、第 1 頁(yè)，共 13 頁(yè)中考英語(yǔ)一模試卷 中考英語(yǔ)一模試卷題號(hào) I II III IV V 總分得分一、閱讀理解（本大題共 13 小題，共 26.0 分）AWhat are talented kids like？ They are children with a special talent and they work hard． Name Kati VargaAge 13Country Hungry Talent chessI sta

2、rted playing chess when I was five years old． I took part in my first competition when I was in Grade Two． Today， I have more than a hundred medals （獎(jiǎng)牌） in my room． One day， I'd like to be the best in the world．

3、I know I'm on my way．Name Asif Malik Age 12Country India Talent paintingI started painted when I was only four years old． At first I painted trees and flowers． Now I paint portraits （肖像） of my family． I've alre

4、ady sold some of my paintings． I have a website and all my paintings are on it． I'm going to an art school in Paris when I'm older．Name Lee Sang-miAge 13 Country South Korea Talent piano My mother is very music

5、al， and plays the piano beautifully． One day I was listening to her and suddenly I knew I wanted to try． I love it! I started lessons at the music institute when I was six， and soon I performed and won competitions al

6、l over the country． I'd like to tour around the world one day．Name Josh Brown Age 14Country Britain Talent cookingI started cooking when my aunt sent me a cookery book on my birthday， I was only ten． At first， I ma

7、de cakes， but now I love making complicated （復(fù)雜的） meals for my family． I recently won a competition for the Young Chef of the Year． One day， I'm going to open my own restaurant．1. Kati Varga started playing chess

8、 when she was ______ years old．第 3 頁(yè)，共 13 頁(yè)school． Although their intelligence （智力） is around average （平均）， they have fallen behind on reading， writing and maths． Jean Bond， from Warwick University， says that the main be

9、nefit of tutoring is that it helps build up the teenage tutors' self-esteem （自尊）． “The younger children come rushing up every time and welcome them． It makes the teenage tutors feel important． However， in normal scho

10、ol lessons， they often feel unable to deal with their school work． The teenage tutors need practice in reading， but if they have to do it in their own classes， they would say it is for kids and they get embarrassed（尷尬的）w

11、henever they have to do it． They are struggling （掙扎） at school themselves， so when the younger ones can't learn， they know exactly why． “ The teenage tutors' own reading has improved as a result of reading storie

12、s aloud to the younger children． Their view of education is changed． They have become more sympathetic （贊同的） to their own teachers' difficulties because they are frustrated （沮喪的） themselves when the younger children

13、behave in a silly way． The younger children get special attention from their patient tutors and they speak warmly of them． “ He doesn't shout like our teachers，“ says eight-year-old Jenny． Yet， her tutor Jack sees hi

14、mself as a strict teacher． In the seven weeks of the experiment the teenage tutors have improved their reading and have received more recognition and feelings of worth than before． The younger children have made great pr

15、ogress in reading skills by the end of the experiment．7. According to Jean Bond， tutoring makes the teenage tutors ______ ．A. get embarrassed easily B. fail to deal with school workC. feel good of themselves D. know why

16、they can't learn8. What can we learn from the passage？ ______ A. Student tutoring first started at schools in Britain．B. The teenage tutors are weak in their own studies at school． C. The younger children think the t

17、eenage tutors are strict with them． D. The experiment helps the younger children understand their teachers better．9. The writer's main purpose in writing this passage is to tell ______ ．A. self-esteem is the key to o

18、ne's success B. children should get special attention C. the purpose of education is changedD. teaching is a good way to learnDWe probably all know people who are really good listeners． No matter what kind of situati

19、on we're in， they always seem to know just what to say and how to say it so that we're not upset． They're caring and considerate， and even if we don't find a solution to our problem， we usually leave feel