台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷 含真题解析
四川省自贡市2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单项填空，从A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）1．—What’sthemostimportattraditioiaChiesefamily?—Wemustcar
台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单选Lookatthepicture.Thewomaisputtigothecake.A．cadleB．forksC．plates【答案】AD．strawberries【知识点】名词辨析【解析】【分析】句
简介：台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单选Lookatthepicture.Thewomanisputtingonthecake.A．candleB．forksC．platesD．strawberriesThemoviestartsattwoo’clock,let’smeetatthetheateratoneforty-five.soB．orC．ifD．becausePeterisafraidofthedark.Heevenleavestheonwhensleeping.computerB．fansC．lightsD．musicPamisabaseballplayershehasmorefansthananyotherplayeronherteam.A．boringB．heavyC．popularD．richdidnotdomyhomework,somyteachersaidIstayafterschooltofinishit.A．failedtoB．hadtoC．hopedtoD．usedtoKevinhasonlyenoughmoneyforthebagortheshoes.Thatisahardtomakebecausehelikesthemboth.choiceB．giftC．ruleD．trickItwasforustoanswerthemathquestionbecausewe’vedonethesamekindofquestionsmanytimes.commonB．easyC．safeD．specialAlthoughittookmelotsoftimeabigmealfortenpeople,Iwashappythateveryoneenjoyedit.prepareB．toprepareC．preparingD．preparedDon’tletthechildrenswimintheriver.Wedon’tknowhowitis.Itcouldbedangerous.deepB．farC．longD．thickBobisoftheboysinthefamily.Heneverdoesanyhousework.Hisbrothersatleasttakeoutthegarbagesometimes.lazierB．thelazyC．thelazierD．thelaziestAuntGinahaslivedinthistownformorethansixtyyears,sosheitverywell.willknowB．knewC．knowsD．wasgoingtoWewon’tseethesunevenafterthetyphoonleaves,becausethenewssaidthatheavierrainwillsoon.A．catchB．followC．moveD．stop YesterdaywhenIgothomefromwork,mybrotherfordinner,soheinvitedmetojoinhim.A．goesoutB．wentoutC．hasgoneoutD．wasgoingoutYouwerenottolendAmymoney.Shenevergivesbackwhatsheborrows.A．crazyB．helpfulC．wiseD．wrongHaveyoufoundasummerjobyet?Mr.Firthsomeonetotakecareofhiskidsduringthevacation.Maybeyoucantalktohim.A．haslookedforB．islookingforC．looksforD．waslookingforDavidlookedoutofthebalconywindowandsawawomangetinhiscaraway.A．driveB．droveC．anddriveD．anddroveThepolicehaven’tfoundthelittlegirlwhoatasupermarket.They’llkeepdoingalltheycantofindher.A．tookawayB．takenawayC．hastakenawayD．wastakenaway18．Busestotheairportonlycomeonceeveryhour,andwejustmissed.Whydon’twetakeataxi?A．anotherB．itC．oneD．themArieleverynightforaweekbeforeherChinesetestandgotaverygoodgrade.A．studiedB．studiesC．hasstudiedD．wasgoingtostudy20．Whilereadingthisstory,Bradsawtheword”trolling”anddidn’tknowwhatitmeant.Joshturnedoffthescreenandsatback.”Whyaretheytrollingmelikethis?”Hedidn’tunderstand.Theywantedhimtosharewhathethoughtabouttheshow,andhedid.Andnowlookwhathegot.Intheend,alltheywantedwasnicewords.Hefoundseveralmeaningsofthewordinadictionary.WhichoneshouldBradchoose?Tocelebrateinsong.Tomakesomeoneorsomethingmovearound.Topullafishinglinethroughthewater,oftenfromaboat.TowritesomethingontheInternettohurtsomeoneormakethemangry.二、阅读理解阅读理解YouDrinkTea-Rock&WeSendYoutotheUSA ThankYouforBeingwithUsforTwentySummers&WintersCutoutthepictureoftheteacuponabottleofTea-Rocktea,collecttwoofthepictures,andpastethemonapostcard.Onthepostcard,besuretowritedownyourname,birthday,telephonenumber,e-mailaddress,andyourfavoriteTea-Rocktea.Sendthepostcardto”Tea-Rock20″,POBox70265,Miao-Song(1/10/2010~3/15/2010).Youhaveachancetowin2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork!1stPrize:2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork2ndPrize:ASonia42″TV3rdPrize:ASoniaMP4PlayerAndmanymoresurprisesforyou!Wanttoknowmore?Gotohttp://www.tearock.com.tw/tearock20.aspxorcallusat(07)777-7777.WhatdoesTea-Rockcelebrate?Theirsalesin20countries.Thecomingoutoftheir20thkindoftea.Their20thyearofbusiness.Theopeningoftheir20thstoreintheUSA.HereisthepostcardJasonisgoingtosendtoTea-Rock20.Whatelsedoesheneedtoputonthepostcardbeforehesendsit?A．Hisage.B．Hisaddress.C．Hisbirthday.D．Anotherpictureoftheteacup.阅读理解Whatcanwelearnaboutsugarfromtheinfographic?A．Thereare4gofsugarin66goficecream.B．Awomancaneatasmuchsugaradayasamancan. C．TaiwaneatsmoresugarforeachpersonthantheUSdoes.D．400mlofricemilkhaslesssugarthan400mlofgrapejuice.Whatcanbeareasonwhythelistof”Sugarthatishiddeninfoodsanddrinks”isputintheinfographic?Tohelpusunderstandhowsugarhurtsourbody.Toshowwhatkindsoffoodsanddrinksarepopularwithchildren.Totellusthatweoftenhavemoresugarthanwecanwithoutknowingit.Toletusknowhowmuchsugarisenoughtomakefoodsanddrinkstastegood.阅读理解Darrell:Marina…Marina…MARINA!Marina:Oh,sorry.Ididn’thearyou.Iwasthinkingaboutmyhomework.Darrell:What’sitabout?Marina:Well,Ineedtodrawafuturehouseformyartclass,butIhaven’tgotanyideas.MaybeIshouldgotothelibraryandlookforsomethinguseful.Darrell:OryoucantryPinterest.Marina:Isn’titashoppingapp?Darrell:Notreally.ManypeoplesharetheirworksonPinterestandtellyouhowtheymadethem.I’msureyoucangetsomeideasthere.Marina:Soundslikeyouuseitoften.Darrell:Yeah.JustlastweekIwentthereandfoundtheAtoZofmakingchocolatecake—fromchoosinggoodchocolatetobakingthecaketomakingsugarflowersontop.Marina:Really?I’llcheckitoutlater.Thanksalot.25．WhydidDarrelltellMarinatogotoPinterest?Tofindsomeexamplesforherhomework.Toshopforthingsthatareneededforartclasses.Tomeetnewfriendswhohavethesameinterests.Toshareherworksandtellpeoplehowtheyaremade.26．WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoulearnsomethingfromAtoZ?Youcanlearnitatanytime.Youlearnitinabakingclass.Youlearneverythingaboutit.Youspendallyourlifelearningit. 阅读理解Tabatatrainingisaverypopularwayofexercisingthesedays.Itdoesn’ttakemuchtimeorspace,anditburnscalories(卡路里)fasterthanotherwaysofexercising.TheideaofTabatatrainingissimple:exercisefor20seconds,resttor10seconds,andthenrepeat(atleasteighttimes).Themovesforthe20-secondexercisearenotdifficulttolearn.Jumpingjacks,highknees,squats,andplanksaresomeofthemostcommonmoves.YoucandecideyourselfwhatmovestodoinyourTabatatraining.Forexample,youcandomorelegexercisesifyouwantstronglegs.OnegreatthingaboutTabatatrainingisthatyourbodywillkeepburningcaloriesforatleastanhourafter4minutesofTabatatraining.Buttohavethiswonderful”afterburn,”youneedtoexercisereallyhardduringeach20seconds.Ifyouseldomexerciseorhaveheartproblems,thisexercisemaynotbegoodforyou.Butforpeoplewhoenjoyexercisingbutaretoobusytogotothegym,Tabatatrainingmightjustbetheanswer.Whichideaistalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph（段落）ofthereading?HowyoushoulddoTabatatraining.WhatisthebesttimeforTabatatraining.WhofirsthadtheideaofTabatatraining.HowoftenyoushoulddoTabatatraining28．WhomightfindthatTabatatrainingisrightforthem?Peoplewhoenjoyteamsports.PeoplewhowanttostartexercisingPeoplewhowanttofixtheirheartproblems.Peoplewhoalreadyhaveahabitofexercising.WhichistrueaboutTabatatraining?A．Itisdifficulttolearnthemoves.Youarefreetochooseyourownmoves.Youneedalargespacetodotheexercises.Youcannotrestbetweenmovesifyouwanttheafterburn.阅读理解ModernWorkplaceJune5,2016 Theproblemoflongworkinghoursisarealheadacheinourcountry.Itkillsmanypeopleeveryyear(seeFigure1),andmanycompaniesaretryingtochangethat.Theyhaveatleastone”NoOvertimeDay”inaweek,anditisoftenWednesday.On”NoOvertimeDay,”workersareaskedtoleavetheirofficesbefore8p.m.At8p.m.,companiesplaythesong”There’sAlwaysTomorrow”andturnoffallthelights.However,aftertheworkerswalkoutoftheiroffices,theydon’tgohome.Somegobacklater,turnontheirtablelamps,andkeepworking,andothersfindsomewhereelsetoworkuntilverylateatnight.RestaurantsandcoffeeshopsarebusieronWednesdayevenings,andtheyhavestartedsellingdrinksandmealsfortheseworkers.Butwhydothesepeoplekeepworking?Astudyshowsthatworkerswhoworkmorehoursoftenhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherintheircompanies.Thisistrueforbothmenandwomen(seeFigure2).Workinglonghourshasbecomeawaytoshowthatpeoplearehard-working.Clearly,thismustbechangedbeforetheproblemgetsanyworse. （average平均）Therearefourimportantpointsinthereport：What”NoOvertimeDay”isWhy”NoOvertimeDay”failsWhythereis”NoOvertimeDay”inthecountryHowworkersdealwith”NoOvertimeDay”Howaretheyordered(排序)inthereport?A．a→c→d→b.B．a→d→c-b.31．Whatdoesthismeaninthereport？C．c→a→b→d.D．c→a→d→b.A．Thewayworkersshowtheyarehard-working. Restaurantsandcoffeeshopsopenuntilverylateatnight.Workersdonotgohomewhentheywalkoutoftheoffice.Thenumberofworkerswhogetpaidmoreandrisehigherinthecompany.WhatcanwelearnfromFigure1andFigure2？Longworkinghourskilledmorewomenthanmenin2014.Longworkinghourskillsmoreandmoreworkerseveryyear.Menusuallyhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheyworkthesamehoursaswomen.Menandwomenhavealmostthesamechancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheywork2,200hours.阅读理解LanguageandPower:Cameroon’sStoryByElisaGrant,2Oct2017Inthemodernworld,beingabletospeakEnglishisoftenawaytogetpower.However,thisisnottrueforEnglishspeakersinCameroon.ToknowwhythingsaredifferentinthisAfricancountry,weneedtogobackonehundredyears.In1919,Kamerun(thenameofCameroonatthetime)wascutintotwoparts:onebelongedtoFrance,andtheotherbelongedtotheUK.In1960,theFrenchCameroonbecametheRepublicofCameroun,andtheUK’spartjoineditin1961.ThenewcountrychangeditsnametotheFederalRepublicofCameroon.AlthoughbothFrenchandEnglisharcCameroon’sofficiallanguages,onlyaround20%ofitspeoplespeakEnglish.Also,thegovernmenthasbeeninFrenchspeakers?handssince thetwopartsbecameonecountry.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Readmoreofficial官方的government政府33．Whichmapismostlikely(可能)themapofCameroonin1962?A． B．C．D．Whatdoesresentfulmeaninthereading?A．Sad.B．Angry.C．Careful35．WhatdoesCameroon’sgovernmentmostlikelythinkofAmbazonia?D．Worried ItplanstodobusinesswithAmbazonia.ItneedsAmbazoniatormoneyandhelp.ItdoesnotwanttobepartofAmbazonia.ItdoesnotagreethatAmbazoniaisacountry.WhatdoesElisaGranttrytotellreadersbytalkingaboutthehistoryofCameroon?WhyspeakingEnglishisawaytogetpower.WhyEnglishspeakersinCameroonhavelesspower.WhythetwopartsofCameroonbecameonecountry.Whyonly20%ofthepeopleinCameroonspeakEnglish.阅读理解THESOUTHENDTRAILhasbeenpopularwithnatureloversforyears.The120-kmtrail(步道)passesbeautifullakes,crossesrivers,andgoesthroughmountainsandhills.Thisgivesbirdloverssomeofthebestplacesforbirdwatching.ThetrailalsotakesyoutotheSouthendMuseumandtotwofamouscastles,EdwardCastleandSloanCastle.It’sbesttoplanonedayforonepartofthetrailandstartyourhikeearlyinthemorning,becauseeachparttakesatleastsevenhours.Ifyoudon’twanttowalk,youcanbike,butmakesureyoustayonthemaintrail,becausethesidetrailsarenotwideenoughforbiking.Therearetwotypesoflodgingforvisitors.Campingispopularinsummer;butitisonlyallowedonafewcampgrounds(seethemap).Amorecomfortableoneistostayatahotelinoneofthetowns.Youcanfindsomeveryniceonesthatalsohavebreakfast.Whatisrecommended（推荐）topeoplewhoarevisitingtheSouthendTrail？A．Campingonthesidetrails.B．Bikingalongthesidetrails.C．Hikingonepartofthetrailaday.D．Visitingthemuseuminthemorning.38．Whatdoeslodgingmeaninthereading？A．Amealtohave.B．Aplacetostayin.C．Atimeforvisiting.D．Awayofmovingaround.KaylenwillstarthistripfromCove.HeplanstovisitoneoftheoldcastlesHealsowantstogobirdwatchingneartheriver.WhichpartsofthetrailshouldKaylengoon？A．Parts1and2.B．Parts1and2a. C．Parts2and3.D．Parts4and4a.完形填空Englishwordsaremadeof26letters,andpalindromesandanagramsaretwokindsofwordgamesaboutspellingApalindromeisawordorasentencethatreadsthesamefromlefttorightorfromrighttoleft,40．,”eye,””Bob,””mygym,”and”WasitacaroracatIsaw?”Ananagramofawordorwordsismadebyputtingthelettersofthewordorwordsinadifferentway.LookatthewordsandtheiranagramsbelowCanyouthinkofotherpossibleanagramsofthesewords?earth→→heartbetween→→beenwetatie→→Ieatmistake→→41．Anagramsareoftenlongerwordsthatdon’treallymeananythingbutarefuntosay.Sometimestheycanevenmeansomething42．,likewhenacommonword,”restaurant,”becomes”Eatrats,run!”Actually,palindromesandanagramsare43．.Palindromescanbeusedtolearnmathematicsandmakemusic.Anagramsarealsoagoodwaytohidesomething.Inhistory,peopleoftenhidtheirimportantstudiesinanagrams.Canyouthinkofanyotherwaytousethem?40．A．infactB．atfirstC．ofcourseD．forexample41．A．takesitB．MsEasyC．itmakesD．mesteak42．A．strangeB．difficultC．deliciousD．important43．A．morethanjustgamesB．oftenplayedinpublicC．notsopopularasbeforeD．notfirstusedtolearnwords 答案解析部分【答案】A【答案】A【答案】C【答案】C【答案】B【答案】A【答案】B【答案】B【答案】A【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】C【答案】D【答案】C【答案】A【答案】D【答案】21．C22．C【答案】23．D24．C【答案】25．A26．C【答案】27．A28．D29．B 【答案】30．D31．A32．D【答案】33．D34．B35．D36．B【答案】37．C38．B39．A【答案】40．D；41．C；42．A；43．A
简介：台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单选Lookatthepicture.Thewomanisputtingonthecake.A．candleB．forksC．platesD．strawberriesThemoviestartsattwoo’clock,let’smeetatthetheateratoneforty-five.soB．orC．ifD．becausePeterisafraidofthedark.Heevenleavestheonwhensleeping.computerB．fansC．lightsD．musicPamisabaseballplayershehasmorefansthananyotherplayeronherteam.A．boringB．heavyC．popularD．richdidnotdomyhomework,somyteachersaidIstayafterschooltofinishit.A．failedtoB．hadtoC．hopedtoD．usedtoKevinhasonlyenoughmoneyforthebagortheshoes.Thatisahardtomakebecausehelikesthemboth.choiceB．giftC．ruleD．trickItwasforustoanswerthemathquestionbecausewe’vedonethesamekindofquestionsmanytimes.commonB．easyC．safeD．specialAlthoughittookmelotsoftimeabigmealfortenpeople,Iwashappythateveryoneenjoyedit.prepareB．toprepareC．preparingD．preparedDon’tletthechildrenswimintheriver.Wedon’tknowhowitis.Itcouldbedangerous.deepB．farC．longD．thickBobisoftheboysinthefamily.Heneverdoesanyhousework.Hisbrothersatleasttakeoutthegarbagesometimes.lazierB．thelazyC．thelazierD．thelaziestAuntGinahaslivedinthistownformorethansixtyyears,sosheitverywell.willknowB．knewC．knowsD．wasgoingtoWewon’tseethesunevenafterthetyphoonleaves,becausethenewssaidthatheavierrainwillsoon.A．catchB．followC．moveD．stop YesterdaywhenIgothomefromwork,mybrotherfordinner,soheinvitedmetojoinhim.A．goesoutB．wentoutC．hasgoneoutD．wasgoingoutYouwerenottolendAmymoney.Shenevergivesbackwhatsheborrows.A．crazyB．helpfulC．wiseD．wrongHaveyoufoundasummerjobyet?Mr.Firthsomeonetotakecareofhiskidsduringthevacation.Maybeyoucantalktohim.A．haslookedforB．islookingforC．looksforD．waslookingforDavidlookedoutofthebalconywindowandsawawomangetinhiscaraway.A．driveB．droveC．anddriveD．anddroveThepolicehaven’tfoundthelittlegirlwhoatasupermarket.They’llkeepdoingalltheycantofindher.A．tookawayB．takenawayC．hastakenawayD．wastakenaway18．Busestotheairportonlycomeonceeveryhour,andwejustmissed.Whydon’twetakeataxi?A．anotherB．itC．oneD．themArieleverynightforaweekbeforeherChinesetestandgotaverygoodgrade.A．studiedB．studiesC．hasstudiedD．wasgoingtostudy20．Whilereadingthisstory,Bradsawtheword”trolling”anddidn’tknowwhatitmeant.Joshturnedoffthescreenandsatback.”Whyaretheytrollingmelikethis?”Hedidn’tunderstand.Theywantedhimtosharewhathethoughtabouttheshow,andhedid.Andnowlookwhathegot.Intheend,alltheywantedwasnicewords.Hefoundseveralmeaningsofthewordinadictionary.WhichoneshouldBradchoose?Tocelebrateinsong.Tomakesomeoneorsomethingmovearound.Topullafishinglinethroughthewater,oftenfromaboat.TowritesomethingontheInternettohurtsomeoneormakethemangry.二、阅读理解阅读理解YouDrinkTea-Rock&WeSendYoutotheUSA ThankYouforBeingwithUsforTwentySummers&WintersCutoutthepictureoftheteacuponabottleofTea-Rocktea,collecttwoofthepictures,andpastethemonapostcard.Onthepostcard,besuretowritedownyourname,birthday,telephonenumber,e-mailaddress,andyourfavoriteTea-Rocktea.Sendthepostcardto”Tea-Rock20″,POBox70265,Miao-Song(1/10/2010~3/15/2010).Youhaveachancetowin2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork!1stPrize:2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork2ndPrize:ASonia42″TV3rdPrize:ASoniaMP4PlayerAndmanymoresurprisesforyou!Wanttoknowmore?Gotohttp://www.tearock.com.tw/tearock20.aspxorcallusat(07)777-7777.WhatdoesTea-Rockcelebrate?Theirsalesin20countries.Thecomingoutoftheir20thkindoftea.Their20thyearofbusiness.Theopeningoftheir20thstoreintheUSA.HereisthepostcardJasonisgoingtosendtoTea-Rock20.Whatelsedoesheneedtoputonthepostcardbeforehesendsit?A．Hisage.B．Hisaddress.C．Hisbirthday.D．Anotherpictureoftheteacup.阅读理解Whatcanwelearnaboutsugarfromtheinfographic?A．Thereare4gofsugarin66goficecream.B．Awomancaneatasmuchsugaradayasamancan. C．TaiwaneatsmoresugarforeachpersonthantheUSdoes.D．400mlofricemilkhaslesssugarthan400mlofgrapejuice.Whatcanbeareasonwhythelistof”Sugarthatishiddeninfoodsanddrinks”isputintheinfographic?Tohelpusunderstandhowsugarhurtsourbody.Toshowwhatkindsoffoodsanddrinksarepopularwithchildren.Totellusthatweoftenhavemoresugarthanwecanwithoutknowingit.Toletusknowhowmuchsugarisenoughtomakefoodsanddrinkstastegood.阅读理解Darrell:Marina…Marina…MARINA!Marina:Oh,sorry.Ididn’thearyou.Iwasthinkingaboutmyhomework.Darrell:What’sitabout?Marina:Well,Ineedtodrawafuturehouseformyartclass,butIhaven’tgotanyideas.MaybeIshouldgotothelibraryandlookforsomethinguseful.Darrell:OryoucantryPinterest.Marina:Isn’titashoppingapp?Darrell:Notreally.ManypeoplesharetheirworksonPinterestandtellyouhowtheymadethem.I’msureyoucangetsomeideasthere.Marina:Soundslikeyouuseitoften.Darrell:Yeah.JustlastweekIwentthereandfoundtheAtoZofmakingchocolatecake—fromchoosinggoodchocolatetobakingthecaketomakingsugarflowersontop.Marina:Really?I’llcheckitoutlater.Thanksalot.25．WhydidDarrelltellMarinatogotoPinterest?Tofindsomeexamplesforherhomework.Toshopforthingsthatareneededforartclasses.Tomeetnewfriendswhohavethesameinterests.Toshareherworksandtellpeoplehowtheyaremade.26．WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoulearnsomethingfromAtoZ?Youcanlearnitatanytime.Youlearnitinabakingclass.Youlearneverythingaboutit.Youspendallyourlifelearningit. 阅读理解Tabatatrainingisaverypopularwayofexercisingthesedays.Itdoesn’ttakemuchtimeorspace,anditburnscalories(卡路里)fasterthanotherwaysofexercising.TheideaofTabatatrainingissimple:exercisefor20seconds,resttor10seconds,andthenrepeat(atleasteighttimes).Themovesforthe20-secondexercisearenotdifficulttolearn.Jumpingjacks,highknees,squats,andplanksaresomeofthemostcommonmoves.YoucandecideyourselfwhatmovestodoinyourTabatatraining.Forexample,youcandomorelegexercisesifyouwantstronglegs.OnegreatthingaboutTabatatrainingisthatyourbodywillkeepburningcaloriesforatleastanhourafter4minutesofTabatatraining.Buttohavethiswonderful”afterburn,”youneedtoexercisereallyhardduringeach20seconds.Ifyouseldomexerciseorhaveheartproblems,thisexercisemaynotbegoodforyou.Butforpeoplewhoenjoyexercisingbutaretoobusytogotothegym,Tabatatrainingmightjustbetheanswer.Whichideaistalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph（段落）ofthereading?HowyoushoulddoTabatatraining.WhatisthebesttimeforTabatatraining.WhofirsthadtheideaofTabatatraining.HowoftenyoushoulddoTabatatraining28．WhomightfindthatTabatatrainingisrightforthem?Peoplewhoenjoyteamsports.PeoplewhowanttostartexercisingPeoplewhowanttofixtheirheartproblems.Peoplewhoalreadyhaveahabitofexercising.WhichistrueaboutTabatatraining?A．Itisdifficulttolearnthemoves.Youarefreetochooseyourownmoves.Youneedalargespacetodotheexercises.Youcannotrestbetweenmovesifyouwanttheafterburn.阅读理解ModernWorkplaceJune5,2016 Theproblemoflongworkinghoursisarealheadacheinourcountry.Itkillsmanypeopleeveryyear(seeFigure1),andmanycompaniesaretryingtochangethat.Theyhaveatleastone”NoOvertimeDay”inaweek,anditisoftenWednesday.On”NoOvertimeDay,”workersareaskedtoleavetheirofficesbefore8p.m.At8p.m.,companiesplaythesong”There’sAlwaysTomorrow”andturnoffallthelights.However,aftertheworkerswalkoutoftheiroffices,theydon’tgohome.Somegobacklater,turnontheirtablelamps,andkeepworking,andothersfindsomewhereelsetoworkuntilverylateatnight.RestaurantsandcoffeeshopsarebusieronWednesdayevenings,andtheyhavestartedsellingdrinksandmealsfortheseworkers.Butwhydothesepeoplekeepworking?Astudyshowsthatworkerswhoworkmorehoursoftenhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherintheircompanies.Thisistrueforbothmenandwomen(seeFigure2).Workinglonghourshasbecomeawaytoshowthatpeoplearehard-working.Clearly,thismustbechangedbeforetheproblemgetsanyworse. （average平均）Therearefourimportantpointsinthereport：What”NoOvertimeDay”isWhy”NoOvertimeDay”failsWhythereis”NoOvertimeDay”inthecountryHowworkersdealwith”NoOvertimeDay”Howaretheyordered(排序)inthereport?A．a→c→d→b.B．a→d→c-b.31．Whatdoesthismeaninthereport？C．c→a→b→d.D．c→a→d→b.A．Thewayworkersshowtheyarehard-working. Restaurantsandcoffeeshopsopenuntilverylateatnight.Workersdonotgohomewhentheywalkoutoftheoffice.Thenumberofworkerswhogetpaidmoreandrisehigherinthecompany.WhatcanwelearnfromFigure1andFigure2？Longworkinghourskilledmorewomenthanmenin2014.Longworkinghourskillsmoreandmoreworkerseveryyear.Menusuallyhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheyworkthesamehoursaswomen.Menandwomenhavealmostthesamechancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheywork2,200hours.阅读理解LanguageandPower:Cameroon’sStoryByElisaGrant,2Oct2017Inthemodernworld,beingabletospeakEnglishisoftenawaytogetpower.However,thisisnottrueforEnglishspeakersinCameroon.ToknowwhythingsaredifferentinthisAfricancountry,weneedtogobackonehundredyears.In1919,Kamerun(thenameofCameroonatthetime)wascutintotwoparts:onebelongedtoFrance,andtheotherbelongedtotheUK.In1960,theFrenchCameroonbecametheRepublicofCameroun,andtheUK’spartjoineditin1961.ThenewcountrychangeditsnametotheFederalRepublicofCameroon.AlthoughbothFrenchandEnglisharcCameroon’sofficiallanguages,onlyaround20%ofitspeoplespeakEnglish.Also,thegovernmenthasbeeninFrenchspeakers?handssince thetwopartsbecameonecountry.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Readmoreofficial官方的government政府33．Whichmapismostlikely(可能)themapofCameroonin1962?A． B．C．D．Whatdoesresentfulmeaninthereading?A．Sad.B．Angry.C．Careful35．WhatdoesCameroon’sgovernmentmostlikelythinkofAmbazonia?D．Worried ItplanstodobusinesswithAmbazonia.ItneedsAmbazoniatormoneyandhelp.ItdoesnotwanttobepartofAmbazonia.ItdoesnotagreethatAmbazoniaisacountry.WhatdoesElisaGranttrytotellreadersbytalkingaboutthehistoryofCameroon?WhyspeakingEnglishisawaytogetpower.WhyEnglishspeakersinCameroonhavelesspower.WhythetwopartsofCameroonbecameonecountry.Whyonly20%ofthepeopleinCameroonspeakEnglish.阅读理解THESOUTHENDTRAILhasbeenpopularwithnatureloversforyears.The120-kmtrail(步道)passesbeautifullakes,crossesrivers,andgoesthroughmountainsandhills.Thisgivesbirdloverssomeofthebestplacesforbirdwatching.ThetrailalsotakesyoutotheSouthendMuseumandtotwofamouscastles,EdwardCastleandSloanCastle.It’sbesttoplanonedayforonepartofthetrailandstartyourhikeearlyinthemorning,becauseeachparttakesatleastsevenhours.Ifyoudon’twanttowalk,youcanbike,butmakesureyoustayonthemaintrail,becausethesidetrailsarenotwideenoughforbiking.Therearetwotypesoflodgingforvisitors.Campingispopularinsummer;butitisonlyallowedonafewcampgrounds(seethemap).Amorecomfortableoneistostayatahotelinoneofthetowns.Youcanfindsomeveryniceonesthatalsohavebreakfast.Whatisrecommended（推荐）topeoplewhoarevisitingtheSouthendTrail？A．Campingonthesidetrails.B．Bikingalongthesidetrails.C．Hikingonepartofthetrailaday.D．Visitingthemuseuminthemorning.38．Whatdoeslodgingmeaninthereading？A．Amealtohave.B．Aplacetostayin.C．Atimeforvisiting.D．Awayofmovingaround.KaylenwillstarthistripfromCove.HeplanstovisitoneoftheoldcastlesHealsowantstogobirdwatchingneartheriver.WhichpartsofthetrailshouldKaylengoon？A．Parts1and2.B．Parts1and2a. C．Parts2and3.D．Parts4and4a.完形填空Englishwordsaremadeof26letters,andpalindromesandanagramsaretwokindsofwordgamesaboutspellingApalindromeisawordorasentencethatreadsthesamefromlefttorightorfromrighttoleft,40．,”eye,””Bob,””mygym,”and”WasitacaroracatIsaw?”Ananagramofawordorwordsismadebyputtingthelettersofthewordorwordsinadifferentway.LookatthewordsandtheiranagramsbelowCanyouthinkofotherpossibleanagramsofthesewords?earth→→heartbetween→→beenwetatie→→Ieatmistake→→41．Anagramsareoftenlongerwordsthatdon’treallymeananythingbutarefuntosay.Sometimestheycanevenmeansomething42．,likewhenacommonword,”restaurant,”becomes”Eatrats,run!”Actually,palindromesandanagramsare43．.Palindromescanbeusedtolearnmathematicsandmakemusic.Anagramsarealsoagoodwaytohidesomething.Inhistory,peopleoftenhidtheirimportantstudiesinanagrams.Canyouthinkofanyotherwaytousethem?40．A．infactB．atfirstC．ofcourseD．forexample41．A．takesitB．MsEasyC．itmakesD．mesteak42．A．strangeB．difficultC．deliciousD．important43．A．morethanjustgamesB．oftenplayedinpublicC．notsopopularasbeforeD．notfirstusedtolearnwords 答案解析部分【答案】A【答案】A【答案】C【答案】C【答案】B【答案】A【答案】B【答案】B【答案】A【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】C【答案】D【答案】C【答案】A【答案】D【答案】21．C22．C【答案】23．D24．C【答案】25．A26．C【答案】27．A28．D29．B 【答案】30．D31．A32．D【答案】33．D34．B35．D36．B【答案】37．C38．B39．A【答案】40．D；41．C；42．A；43．A
简介：台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单选Lookatthepicture.Thewomanisputtingonthecake.A．candleB．forksC．platesD．strawberriesThemoviestartsattwoo’clock,let’smeetatthetheateratoneforty-five.soB．orC．ifD．becausePeterisafraidofthedark.Heevenleavestheonwhensleeping.computerB．fansC．lightsD．musicPamisabaseballplayershehasmorefansthananyotherplayeronherteam.A．boringB．heavyC．popularD．richdidnotdomyhomework,somyteachersaidIstayafterschooltofinishit.A．failedtoB．hadtoC．hopedtoD．usedtoKevinhasonlyenoughmoneyforthebagortheshoes.Thatisahardtomakebecausehelikesthemboth.choiceB．giftC．ruleD．trickItwasforustoanswerthemathquestionbecausewe’vedonethesamekindofquestionsmanytimes.commonB．easyC．safeD．specialAlthoughittookmelotsoftimeabigmealfortenpeople,Iwashappythateveryoneenjoyedit.prepareB．toprepareC．preparingD．preparedDon’tletthechildrenswimintheriver.Wedon’tknowhowitis.Itcouldbedangerous.deepB．farC．longD．thickBobisoftheboysinthefamily.Heneverdoesanyhousework.Hisbrothersatleasttakeoutthegarbagesometimes.lazierB．thelazyC．thelazierD．thelaziestAuntGinahaslivedinthistownformorethansixtyyears,sosheitverywell.willknowB．knewC．knowsD．wasgoingtoWewon’tseethesunevenafterthetyphoonleaves,becausethenewssaidthatheavierrainwillsoon.A．catchB．followC．moveD．stop YesterdaywhenIgothomefromwork,mybrotherfordinner,soheinvitedmetojoinhim.A．goesoutB．wentoutC．hasgoneoutD．wasgoingoutYouwerenottolendAmymoney.Shenevergivesbackwhatsheborrows.A．crazyB．helpfulC．wiseD．wrongHaveyoufoundasummerjobyet?Mr.Firthsomeonetotakecareofhiskidsduringthevacation.Maybeyoucantalktohim.A．haslookedforB．islookingforC．looksforD．waslookingforDavidlookedoutofthebalconywindowandsawawomangetinhiscaraway.A．driveB．droveC．anddriveD．anddroveThepolicehaven’tfoundthelittlegirlwhoatasupermarket.They’llkeepdoingalltheycantofindher.A．tookawayB．takenawayC．hastakenawayD．wastakenaway18．Busestotheairportonlycomeonceeveryhour,andwejustmissed.Whydon’twetakeataxi?A．anotherB．itC．oneD．themArieleverynightforaweekbeforeherChinesetestandgotaverygoodgrade.A．studiedB．studiesC．hasstudiedD．wasgoingtostudy20．Whilereadingthisstory,Bradsawtheword”trolling”anddidn’tknowwhatitmeant.Joshturnedoffthescreenandsatback.”Whyaretheytrollingmelikethis?”Hedidn’tunderstand.Theywantedhimtosharewhathethoughtabouttheshow,andhedid.Andnowlookwhathegot.Intheend,alltheywantedwasnicewords.Hefoundseveralmeaningsofthewordinadictionary.WhichoneshouldBradchoose?Tocelebrateinsong.Tomakesomeoneorsomethingmovearound.Topullafishinglinethroughthewater,oftenfromaboat.TowritesomethingontheInternettohurtsomeoneormakethemangry.二、阅读理解阅读理解YouDrinkTea-Rock&WeSendYoutotheUSA ThankYouforBeingwithUsforTwentySummers&WintersCutoutthepictureoftheteacuponabottleofTea-Rocktea,collecttwoofthepictures,andpastethemonapostcard.Onthepostcard,besuretowritedownyourname,birthday,telephonenumber,e-mailaddress,andyourfavoriteTea-Rocktea.Sendthepostcardto”Tea-Rock20″,POBox70265,Miao-Song(1/10/2010~3/15/2010).Youhaveachancetowin2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork!1stPrize:2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork2ndPrize:ASonia42″TV3rdPrize:ASoniaMP4PlayerAndmanymoresurprisesforyou!Wanttoknowmore?Gotohttp://www.tearock.com.tw/tearock20.aspxorcallusat(07)777-7777.WhatdoesTea-Rockcelebrate?Theirsalesin20countries.Thecomingoutoftheir20thkindoftea.Their20thyearofbusiness.Theopeningoftheir20thstoreintheUSA.HereisthepostcardJasonisgoingtosendtoTea-Rock20.Whatelsedoesheneedtoputonthepostcardbeforehesendsit?A．Hisage.B．Hisaddress.C．Hisbirthday.D．Anotherpictureoftheteacup.阅读理解Whatcanwelearnaboutsugarfromtheinfographic?A．Thereare4gofsugarin66goficecream.B．Awomancaneatasmuchsugaradayasamancan. C．TaiwaneatsmoresugarforeachpersonthantheUSdoes.D．400mlofricemilkhaslesssugarthan400mlofgrapejuice.Whatcanbeareasonwhythelistof”Sugarthatishiddeninfoodsanddrinks”isputintheinfographic?Tohelpusunderstandhowsugarhurtsourbody.Toshowwhatkindsoffoodsanddrinksarepopularwithchildren.Totellusthatweoftenhavemoresugarthanwecanwithoutknowingit.Toletusknowhowmuchsugarisenoughtomakefoodsanddrinkstastegood.阅读理解Darrell:Marina…Marina…MARINA!Marina:Oh,sorry.Ididn’thearyou.Iwasthinkingaboutmyhomework.Darrell:What’sitabout?Marina:Well,Ineedtodrawafuturehouseformyartclass,butIhaven’tgotanyideas.MaybeIshouldgotothelibraryandlookforsomethinguseful.Darrell:OryoucantryPinterest.Marina:Isn’titashoppingapp?Darrell:Notreally.ManypeoplesharetheirworksonPinterestandtellyouhowtheymadethem.I’msureyoucangetsomeideasthere.Marina:Soundslikeyouuseitoften.Darrell:Yeah.JustlastweekIwentthereandfoundtheAtoZofmakingchocolatecake—fromchoosinggoodchocolatetobakingthecaketomakingsugarflowersontop.Marina:Really?I’llcheckitoutlater.Thanksalot.25．WhydidDarrelltellMarinatogotoPinterest?Tofindsomeexamplesforherhomework.Toshopforthingsthatareneededforartclasses.Tomeetnewfriendswhohavethesameinterests.Toshareherworksandtellpeoplehowtheyaremade.26．WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoulearnsomethingfromAtoZ?Youcanlearnitatanytime.Youlearnitinabakingclass.Youlearneverythingaboutit.Youspendallyourlifelearningit. 阅读理解Tabatatrainingisaverypopularwayofexercisingthesedays.Itdoesn’ttakemuchtimeorspace,anditburnscalories(卡路里)fasterthanotherwaysofexercising.TheideaofTabatatrainingissimple:exercisefor20seconds,resttor10seconds,andthenrepeat(atleasteighttimes).Themovesforthe20-secondexercisearenotdifficulttolearn.Jumpingjacks,highknees,squats,andplanksaresomeofthemostcommonmoves.YoucandecideyourselfwhatmovestodoinyourTabatatraining.Forexample,youcandomorelegexercisesifyouwantstronglegs.OnegreatthingaboutTabatatrainingisthatyourbodywillkeepburningcaloriesforatleastanhourafter4minutesofTabatatraining.Buttohavethiswonderful”afterburn,”youneedtoexercisereallyhardduringeach20seconds.Ifyouseldomexerciseorhaveheartproblems,thisexercisemaynotbegoodforyou.Butforpeoplewhoenjoyexercisingbutaretoobusytogotothegym,Tabatatrainingmightjustbetheanswer.Whichideaistalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph（段落）ofthereading?HowyoushoulddoTabatatraining.WhatisthebesttimeforTabatatraining.WhofirsthadtheideaofTabatatraining.HowoftenyoushoulddoTabatatraining28．WhomightfindthatTabatatrainingisrightforthem?Peoplewhoenjoyteamsports.PeoplewhowanttostartexercisingPeoplewhowanttofixtheirheartproblems.Peoplewhoalreadyhaveahabitofexercising.WhichistrueaboutTabatatraining?A．Itisdifficulttolearnthemoves.Youarefreetochooseyourownmoves.Youneedalargespacetodotheexercises.Youcannotrestbetweenmovesifyouwanttheafterburn.阅读理解ModernWorkplaceJune5,2016 Theproblemoflongworkinghoursisarealheadacheinourcountry.Itkillsmanypeopleeveryyear(seeFigure1),andmanycompaniesaretryingtochangethat.Theyhaveatleastone”NoOvertimeDay”inaweek,anditisoftenWednesday.On”NoOvertimeDay,”workersareaskedtoleavetheirofficesbefore8p.m.At8p.m.,companiesplaythesong”There’sAlwaysTomorrow”andturnoffallthelights.However,aftertheworkerswalkoutoftheiroffices,theydon’tgohome.Somegobacklater,turnontheirtablelamps,andkeepworking,andothersfindsomewhereelsetoworkuntilverylateatnight.RestaurantsandcoffeeshopsarebusieronWednesdayevenings,andtheyhavestartedsellingdrinksandmealsfortheseworkers.Butwhydothesepeoplekeepworking?Astudyshowsthatworkerswhoworkmorehoursoftenhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherintheircompanies.Thisistrueforbothmenandwomen(seeFigure2).Workinglonghourshasbecomeawaytoshowthatpeoplearehard-working.Clearly,thismustbechangedbeforetheproblemgetsanyworse. （average平均）Therearefourimportantpointsinthereport：What”NoOvertimeDay”isWhy”NoOvertimeDay”failsWhythereis”NoOvertimeDay”inthecountryHowworkersdealwith”NoOvertimeDay”Howaretheyordered(排序)inthereport?A．a→c→d→b.B．a→d→c-b.31．Whatdoesthismeaninthereport？C．c→a→b→d.D．c→a→d→b.A．Thewayworkersshowtheyarehard-working. Restaurantsandcoffeeshopsopenuntilverylateatnight.Workersdonotgohomewhentheywalkoutoftheoffice.Thenumberofworkerswhogetpaidmoreandrisehigherinthecompany.WhatcanwelearnfromFigure1andFigure2？Longworkinghourskilledmorewomenthanmenin2014.Longworkinghourskillsmoreandmoreworkerseveryyear.Menusuallyhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheyworkthesamehoursaswomen.Menandwomenhavealmostthesamechancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheywork2,200hours.阅读理解LanguageandPower:Cameroon’sStoryByElisaGrant,2Oct2017Inthemodernworld,beingabletospeakEnglishisoftenawaytogetpower.However,thisisnottrueforEnglishspeakersinCameroon.ToknowwhythingsaredifferentinthisAfricancountry,weneedtogobackonehundredyears.In1919,Kamerun(thenameofCameroonatthetime)wascutintotwoparts:onebelongedtoFrance,andtheotherbelongedtotheUK.In1960,theFrenchCameroonbecametheRepublicofCameroun,andtheUK’spartjoineditin1961.ThenewcountrychangeditsnametotheFederalRepublicofCameroon.AlthoughbothFrenchandEnglisharcCameroon’sofficiallanguages,onlyaround20%ofitspeoplespeakEnglish.Also,thegovernmenthasbeeninFrenchspeakers?handssince thetwopartsbecameonecountry.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Readmoreofficial官方的government政府33．Whichmapismostlikely(可能)themapofCameroonin1962?A． B．C．D．Whatdoesresentfulmeaninthereading?A．Sad.B．Angry.C．Careful35．WhatdoesCameroon’sgovernmentmostlikelythinkofAmbazonia?D．Worried ItplanstodobusinesswithAmbazonia.ItneedsAmbazoniatormoneyandhelp.ItdoesnotwanttobepartofAmbazonia.ItdoesnotagreethatAmbazoniaisacountry.WhatdoesElisaGranttrytotellreadersbytalkingaboutthehistoryofCameroon?WhyspeakingEnglishisawaytogetpower.WhyEnglishspeakersinCameroonhavelesspower.WhythetwopartsofCameroonbecameonecountry.Whyonly20%ofthepeopleinCameroonspeakEnglish.阅读理解THESOUTHENDTRAILhasbeenpopularwithnatureloversforyears.The120-kmtrail(步道)passesbeautifullakes,crossesrivers,andgoesthroughmountainsandhills.Thisgivesbirdloverssomeofthebestplacesforbirdwatching.ThetrailalsotakesyoutotheSouthendMuseumandtotwofamouscastles,EdwardCastleandSloanCastle.It’sbesttoplanonedayforonepartofthetrailandstartyourhikeearlyinthemorning,becauseeachparttakesatleastsevenhours.Ifyoudon’twanttowalk,youcanbike,butmakesureyoustayonthemaintrail,becausethesidetrailsarenotwideenoughforbiking.Therearetwotypesoflodgingforvisitors.Campingispopularinsummer;butitisonlyallowedonafewcampgrounds(seethemap).Amorecomfortableoneistostayatahotelinoneofthetowns.Youcanfindsomeveryniceonesthatalsohavebreakfast.Whatisrecommended（推荐）topeoplewhoarevisitingtheSouthendTrail？A．Campingonthesidetrails.B．Bikingalongthesidetrails.C．Hikingonepartofthetrailaday.D．Visitingthemuseuminthemorning.38．Whatdoeslodgingmeaninthereading？A．Amealtohave.B．Aplacetostayin.C．Atimeforvisiting.D．Awayofmovingaround.KaylenwillstarthistripfromCove.HeplanstovisitoneoftheoldcastlesHealsowantstogobirdwatchingneartheriver.WhichpartsofthetrailshouldKaylengoon？A．Parts1and2.B．Parts1and2a. C．Parts2and3.D．Parts4and4a.完形填空Englishwordsaremadeof26letters,andpalindromesandanagramsaretwokindsofwordgamesaboutspellingApalindromeisawordorasentencethatreadsthesamefromlefttorightorfromrighttoleft,40．,”eye,””Bob,””mygym,”and”WasitacaroracatIsaw?”Ananagramofawordorwordsismadebyputtingthelettersofthewordorwordsinadifferentway.LookatthewordsandtheiranagramsbelowCanyouthinkofotherpossibleanagramsofthesewords?earth→→heartbetween→→beenwetatie→→Ieatmistake→→41．Anagramsareoftenlongerwordsthatdon’treallymeananythingbutarefuntosay.Sometimestheycanevenmeansomething42．,likewhenacommonword,”restaurant,”becomes”Eatrats,run!”Actually,palindromesandanagramsare43．.Palindromescanbeusedtolearnmathematicsandmakemusic.Anagramsarealsoagoodwaytohidesomething.Inhistory,peopleoftenhidtheirimportantstudiesinanagrams.Canyouthinkofanyotherwaytousethem?40．A．infactB．atfirstC．ofcourseD．forexample41．A．takesitB．MsEasyC．itmakesD．mesteak42．A．strangeB．difficultC．deliciousD．important43．A．morethanjustgamesB．oftenplayedinpublicC．notsopopularasbeforeD．notfirstusedtolearnwords 答案解析部分【答案】A【答案】A【答案】C【答案】C【答案】B【答案】A【答案】B【答案】B【答案】A【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】C【答案】D【答案】C【答案】A【答案】D【答案】21．C22．C【答案】23．D24．C【答案】25．A26．C【答案】27．A28．D29．B 【答案】30．D31．A32．D【答案】33．D34．B35．D36．B【答案】37．C38．B39．A【答案】40．D；41．C；42．A；43．A
简介：台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单选Lookatthepicture.Thewomanisputtingonthecake.A．candleB．forksC．platesD．strawberriesThemoviestartsattwoo’clock,let’smeetatthetheateratoneforty-five.soB．orC．ifD．becausePeterisafraidofthedark.Heevenleavestheonwhensleeping.computerB．fansC．lightsD．musicPamisabaseballplayershehasmorefansthananyotherplayeronherteam.A．boringB．heavyC．popularD．richdidnotdomyhomework,somyteachersaidIstayafterschooltofinishit.A．failedtoB．hadtoC．hopedtoD．usedtoKevinhasonlyenoughmoneyforthebagortheshoes.Thatisahardtomakebecausehelikesthemboth.choiceB．giftC．ruleD．trickItwasforustoanswerthemathquestionbecausewe’vedonethesamekindofquestionsmanytimes.commonB．easyC．safeD．specialAlthoughittookmelotsoftimeabigmealfortenpeople,Iwashappythateveryoneenjoyedit.prepareB．toprepareC．preparingD．preparedDon’tletthechildrenswimintheriver.Wedon’tknowhowitis.Itcouldbedangerous.deepB．farC．longD．thickBobisoftheboysinthefamily.Heneverdoesanyhousework.Hisbrothersatleasttakeoutthegarbagesometimes.lazierB．thelazyC．thelazierD．thelaziestAuntGinahaslivedinthistownformorethansixtyyears,sosheitverywell.willknowB．knewC．knowsD．wasgoingtoWewon’tseethesunevenafterthetyphoonleaves,becausethenewssaidthatheavierrainwillsoon.A．catchB．followC．moveD．stop YesterdaywhenIgothomefromwork,mybrotherfordinner,soheinvitedmetojoinhim.A．goesoutB．wentoutC．hasgoneoutD．wasgoingoutYouwerenottolendAmymoney.Shenevergivesbackwhatsheborrows.A．crazyB．helpfulC．wiseD．wrongHaveyoufoundasummerjobyet?Mr.Firthsomeonetotakecareofhiskidsduringthevacation.Maybeyoucantalktohim.A．haslookedforB．islookingforC．looksforD．waslookingforDavidlookedoutofthebalconywindowandsawawomangetinhiscaraway.A．driveB．droveC．anddriveD．anddroveThepolicehaven’tfoundthelittlegirlwhoatasupermarket.They’llkeepdoingalltheycantofindher.A．tookawayB．takenawayC．hastakenawayD．wastakenaway18．Busestotheairportonlycomeonceeveryhour,andwejustmissed.Whydon’twetakeataxi?A．anotherB．itC．oneD．themArieleverynightforaweekbeforeherChinesetestandgotaverygoodgrade.A．studiedB．studiesC．hasstudiedD．wasgoingtostudy20．Whilereadingthisstory,Bradsawtheword”trolling”anddidn’tknowwhatitmeant.Joshturnedoffthescreenandsatback.”Whyaretheytrollingmelikethis?”Hedidn’tunderstand.Theywantedhimtosharewhathethoughtabouttheshow,andhedid.Andnowlookwhathegot.Intheend,alltheywantedwasnicewords.Hefoundseveralmeaningsofthewordinadictionary.WhichoneshouldBradchoose?Tocelebrateinsong.Tomakesomeoneorsomethingmovearound.Topullafishinglinethroughthewater,oftenfromaboat.TowritesomethingontheInternettohurtsomeoneormakethemangry.二、阅读理解阅读理解YouDrinkTea-Rock&WeSendYoutotheUSA ThankYouforBeingwithUsforTwentySummers&WintersCutoutthepictureoftheteacuponabottleofTea-Rocktea,collecttwoofthepictures,andpastethemonapostcard.Onthepostcard,besuretowritedownyourname,birthday,telephonenumber,e-mailaddress,andyourfavoriteTea-Rocktea.Sendthepostcardto”Tea-Rock20″,POBox70265,Miao-Song(1/10/2010~3/15/2010).Youhaveachancetowin2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork!1stPrize:2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork2ndPrize:ASonia42″TV3rdPrize:ASoniaMP4PlayerAndmanymoresurprisesforyou!Wanttoknowmore?Gotohttp://www.tearock.com.tw/tearock20.aspxorcallusat(07)777-7777.WhatdoesTea-Rockcelebrate?Theirsalesin20countries.Thecomingoutoftheir20thkindoftea.Their20thyearofbusiness.Theopeningoftheir20thstoreintheUSA.HereisthepostcardJasonisgoingtosendtoTea-Rock20.Whatelsedoesheneedtoputonthepostcardbeforehesendsit?A．Hisage.B．Hisaddress.C．Hisbirthday.D．Anotherpictureoftheteacup.阅读理解Whatcanwelearnaboutsugarfromtheinfographic?A．Thereare4gofsugarin66goficecream.B．Awomancaneatasmuchsugaradayasamancan. C．TaiwaneatsmoresugarforeachpersonthantheUSdoes.D．400mlofricemilkhaslesssugarthan400mlofgrapejuice.Whatcanbeareasonwhythelistof”Sugarthatishiddeninfoodsanddrinks”isputintheinfographic?Tohelpusunderstandhowsugarhurtsourbody.Toshowwhatkindsoffoodsanddrinksarepopularwithchildren.Totellusthatweoftenhavemoresugarthanwecanwithoutknowingit.Toletusknowhowmuchsugarisenoughtomakefoodsanddrinkstastegood.阅读理解Darrell:Marina…Marina…MARINA!Marina:Oh,sorry.Ididn’thearyou.Iwasthinkingaboutmyhomework.Darrell:What’sitabout?Marina:Well,Ineedtodrawafuturehouseformyartclass,butIhaven’tgotanyideas.MaybeIshouldgotothelibraryandlookforsomethinguseful.Darrell:OryoucantryPinterest.Marina:Isn’titashoppingapp?Darrell:Notreally.ManypeoplesharetheirworksonPinterestandtellyouhowtheymadethem.I’msureyoucangetsomeideasthere.Marina:Soundslikeyouuseitoften.Darrell:Yeah.JustlastweekIwentthereandfoundtheAtoZofmakingchocolatecake—fromchoosinggoodchocolatetobakingthecaketomakingsugarflowersontop.Marina:Really?I’llcheckitoutlater.Thanksalot.25．WhydidDarrelltellMarinatogotoPinterest?Tofindsomeexamplesforherhomework.Toshopforthingsthatareneededforartclasses.Tomeetnewfriendswhohavethesameinterests.Toshareherworksandtellpeoplehowtheyaremade.26．WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoulearnsomethingfromAtoZ?Youcanlearnitatanytime.Youlearnitinabakingclass.Youlearneverythingaboutit.Youspendallyourlifelearningit. 阅读理解Tabatatrainingisaverypopularwayofexercisingthesedays.Itdoesn’ttakemuchtimeorspace,anditburnscalories(卡路里)fasterthanotherwaysofexercising.TheideaofTabatatrainingissimple:exercisefor20seconds,resttor10seconds,andthenrepeat(atleasteighttimes).Themovesforthe20-secondexercisearenotdifficulttolearn.Jumpingjacks,highknees,squats,andplanksaresomeofthemostcommonmoves.YoucandecideyourselfwhatmovestodoinyourTabatatraining.Forexample,youcandomorelegexercisesifyouwantstronglegs.OnegreatthingaboutTabatatrainingisthatyourbodywillkeepburningcaloriesforatleastanhourafter4minutesofTabatatraining.Buttohavethiswonderful”afterburn,”youneedtoexercisereallyhardduringeach20seconds.Ifyouseldomexerciseorhaveheartproblems,thisexercisemaynotbegoodforyou.Butforpeoplewhoenjoyexercisingbutaretoobusytogotothegym,Tabatatrainingmightjustbetheanswer.Whichideaistalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph（段落）ofthereading?HowyoushoulddoTabatatraining.WhatisthebesttimeforTabatatraining.WhofirsthadtheideaofTabatatraining.HowoftenyoushoulddoTabatatraining28．WhomightfindthatTabatatrainingisrightforthem?Peoplewhoenjoyteamsports.PeoplewhowanttostartexercisingPeoplewhowanttofixtheirheartproblems.Peoplewhoalreadyhaveahabitofexercising.WhichistrueaboutTabatatraining?A．Itisdifficulttolearnthemoves.Youarefreetochooseyourownmoves.Youneedalargespacetodotheexercises.Youcannotrestbetweenmovesifyouwanttheafterburn.阅读理解ModernWorkplaceJune5,2016 Theproblemoflongworkinghoursisarealheadacheinourcountry.Itkillsmanypeopleeveryyear(seeFigure1),andmanycompaniesaretryingtochangethat.Theyhaveatleastone”NoOvertimeDay”inaweek,anditisoftenWednesday.On”NoOvertimeDay,”workersareaskedtoleavetheirofficesbefore8p.m.At8p.m.,companiesplaythesong”There’sAlwaysTomorrow”andturnoffallthelights.However,aftertheworkerswalkoutoftheiroffices,theydon’tgohome.Somegobacklater,turnontheirtablelamps,andkeepworking,andothersfindsomewhereelsetoworkuntilverylateatnight.RestaurantsandcoffeeshopsarebusieronWednesdayevenings,andtheyhavestartedsellingdrinksandmealsfortheseworkers.Butwhydothesepeoplekeepworking?Astudyshowsthatworkerswhoworkmorehoursoftenhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherintheircompanies.Thisistrueforbothmenandwomen(seeFigure2).Workinglonghourshasbecomeawaytoshowthatpeoplearehard-working.Clearly,thismustbechangedbeforetheproblemgetsanyworse. （average平均）Therearefourimportantpointsinthereport：What”NoOvertimeDay”isWhy”NoOvertimeDay”failsWhythereis”NoOvertimeDay”inthecountryHowworkersdealwith”NoOvertimeDay”Howaretheyordered(排序)inthereport?A．a→c→d→b.B．a→d→c-b.31．Whatdoesthismeaninthereport？C．c→a→b→d.D．c→a→d→b.A．Thewayworkersshowtheyarehard-working. Restaurantsandcoffeeshopsopenuntilverylateatnight.Workersdonotgohomewhentheywalkoutoftheoffice.Thenumberofworkerswhogetpaidmoreandrisehigherinthecompany.WhatcanwelearnfromFigure1andFigure2？Longworkinghourskilledmorewomenthanmenin2014.Longworkinghourskillsmoreandmoreworkerseveryyear.Menusuallyhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheyworkthesamehoursaswomen.Menandwomenhavealmostthesamechancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheywork2,200hours.阅读理解LanguageandPower:Cameroon’sStoryByElisaGrant,2Oct2017Inthemodernworld,beingabletospeakEnglishisoftenawaytogetpower.However,thisisnottrueforEnglishspeakersinCameroon.ToknowwhythingsaredifferentinthisAfricancountry,weneedtogobackonehundredyears.In1919,Kamerun(thenameofCameroonatthetime)wascutintotwoparts:onebelongedtoFrance,andtheotherbelongedtotheUK.In1960,theFrenchCameroonbecametheRepublicofCameroun,andtheUK’spartjoineditin1961.ThenewcountrychangeditsnametotheFederalRepublicofCameroon.AlthoughbothFrenchandEnglisharcCameroon’sofficiallanguages,onlyaround20%ofitspeoplespeakEnglish.Also,thegovernmenthasbeeninFrenchspeakers?handssince thetwopartsbecameonecountry.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Readmoreofficial官方的government政府33．Whichmapismostlikely(可能)themapofCameroonin1962?A． B．C．D．Whatdoesresentfulmeaninthereading?A．Sad.B．Angry.C．Careful35．WhatdoesCameroon’sgovernmentmostlikelythinkofAmbazonia?D．Worried ItplanstodobusinesswithAmbazonia.ItneedsAmbazoniatormoneyandhelp.ItdoesnotwanttobepartofAmbazonia.ItdoesnotagreethatAmbazoniaisacountry.WhatdoesElisaGranttrytotellreadersbytalkingaboutthehistoryofCameroon?WhyspeakingEnglishisawaytogetpower.WhyEnglishspeakersinCameroonhavelesspower.WhythetwopartsofCameroonbecameonecountry.Whyonly20%ofthepeopleinCameroonspeakEnglish.阅读理解THESOUTHENDTRAILhasbeenpopularwithnatureloversforyears.The120-kmtrail(步道)passesbeautifullakes,crossesrivers,andgoesthroughmountainsandhills.Thisgivesbirdloverssomeofthebestplacesforbirdwatching.ThetrailalsotakesyoutotheSouthendMuseumandtotwofamouscastles,EdwardCastleandSloanCastle.It’sbesttoplanonedayforonepartofthetrailandstartyourhikeearlyinthemorning,becauseeachparttakesatleastsevenhours.Ifyoudon’twanttowalk,youcanbike,butmakesureyoustayonthemaintrail,becausethesidetrailsarenotwideenoughforbiking.Therearetwotypesoflodgingforvisitors.Campingispopularinsummer;butitisonlyallowedonafewcampgrounds(seethemap).Amorecomfortableoneistostayatahotelinoneofthetowns.Youcanfindsomeveryniceonesthatalsohavebreakfast.Whatisrecommended（推荐）topeoplewhoarevisitingtheSouthendTrail？A．Campingonthesidetrails.B．Bikingalongthesidetrails.C．Hikingonepartofthetrailaday.D．Visitingthemuseuminthemorning.38．Whatdoeslodgingmeaninthereading？A．Amealtohave.B．Aplacetostayin.C．Atimeforvisiting.D．Awayofmovingaround.KaylenwillstarthistripfromCove.HeplanstovisitoneoftheoldcastlesHealsowantstogobirdwatchingneartheriver.WhichpartsofthetrailshouldKaylengoon？A．Parts1and2.B．Parts1and2a. C．Parts2and3.D．Parts4and4a.完形填空Englishwordsaremadeof26letters,andpalindromesandanagramsaretwokindsofwordgamesaboutspellingApalindromeisawordorasentencethatreadsthesamefromlefttorightorfromrighttoleft,40．,”eye,””Bob,””mygym,”and”WasitacaroracatIsaw?”Ananagramofawordorwordsismadebyputtingthelettersofthewordorwordsinadifferentway.LookatthewordsandtheiranagramsbelowCanyouthinkofotherpossibleanagramsofthesewords?earth→→heartbetween→→beenwetatie→→Ieatmistake→→41．Anagramsareoftenlongerwordsthatdon’treallymeananythingbutarefuntosay.Sometimestheycanevenmeansomething42．,likewhenacommonword,”restaurant,”becomes”Eatrats,run!”Actually,palindromesandanagramsare43．.Palindromescanbeusedtolearnmathematicsandmakemusic.Anagramsarealsoagoodwaytohidesomething.Inhistory,peopleoftenhidtheirimportantstudiesinanagrams.Canyouthinkofanyotherwaytousethem?40．A．infactB．atfirstC．ofcourseD．forexample41．A．takesitB．MsEasyC．itmakesD．mesteak42．A．strangeB．difficultC．deliciousD．important43．A．morethanjustgamesB．oftenplayedinpublicC．notsopopularasbeforeD．notfirstusedtolearnwords 答案解析部分【答案】A【答案】A【答案】C【答案】C【答案】B【答案】A【答案】B【答案】B【答案】A【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】C【答案】D【答案】C【答案】A【答案】D【答案】21．C22．C【答案】23．D24．C【答案】25．A26．C【答案】27．A28．D29．B 【答案】30．D31．A32．D【答案】33．D34．B35．D36．B【答案】37．C38．B39．A【答案】40．D；41．C；42．A；43．A
简介：台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单选Lookatthepicture.Thewomanisputtingonthecake.A．candleB．forksC．platesD．strawberriesThemoviestartsattwoo’clock,let’smeetatthetheateratoneforty-five.soB．orC．ifD．becausePeterisafraidofthedark.Heevenleavestheonwhensleeping.computerB．fansC．lightsD．musicPamisabaseballplayershehasmorefansthananyotherplayeronherteam.A．boringB．heavyC．popularD．richdidnotdomyhomework,somyteachersaidIstayafterschooltofinishit.A．failedtoB．hadtoC．hopedtoD．usedtoKevinhasonlyenoughmoneyforthebagortheshoes.Thatisahardtomakebecausehelikesthemboth.choiceB．giftC．ruleD．trickItwasforustoanswerthemathquestionbecausewe’vedonethesamekindofquestionsmanytimes.commonB．easyC．safeD．specialAlthoughittookmelotsoftimeabigmealfortenpeople,Iwashappythateveryoneenjoyedit.prepareB．toprepareC．preparingD．preparedDon’tletthechildrenswimintheriver.Wedon’tknowhowitis.Itcouldbedangerous.deepB．farC．longD．thickBobisoftheboysinthefamily.Heneverdoesanyhousework.Hisbrothersatleasttakeoutthegarbagesometimes.lazierB．thelazyC．thelazierD．thelaziestAuntGinahaslivedinthistownformorethansixtyyears,sosheitverywell.willknowB．knewC．knowsD．wasgoingtoWewon’tseethesunevenafterthetyphoonleaves,becausethenewssaidthatheavierrainwillsoon.A．catchB．followC．moveD．stop YesterdaywhenIgothomefromwork,mybrotherfordinner,soheinvitedmetojoinhim.A．goesoutB．wentoutC．hasgoneoutD．wasgoingoutYouwerenottolendAmymoney.Shenevergivesbackwhatsheborrows.A．crazyB．helpfulC．wiseD．wrongHaveyoufoundasummerjobyet?Mr.Firthsomeonetotakecareofhiskidsduringthevacation.Maybeyoucantalktohim.A．haslookedforB．islookingforC．looksforD．waslookingforDavidlookedoutofthebalconywindowandsawawomangetinhiscaraway.A．driveB．droveC．anddriveD．anddroveThepolicehaven’tfoundthelittlegirlwhoatasupermarket.They’llkeepdoingalltheycantofindher.A．tookawayB．takenawayC．hastakenawayD．wastakenaway18．Busestotheairportonlycomeonceeveryhour,andwejustmissed.Whydon’twetakeataxi?A．anotherB．itC．oneD．themArieleverynightforaweekbeforeherChinesetestandgotaverygoodgrade.A．studiedB．studiesC．hasstudiedD．wasgoingtostudy20．Whilereadingthisstory,Bradsawtheword”trolling”anddidn’tknowwhatitmeant.Joshturnedoffthescreenandsatback.”Whyaretheytrollingmelikethis?”Hedidn’tunderstand.Theywantedhimtosharewhathethoughtabouttheshow,andhedid.Andnowlookwhathegot.Intheend,alltheywantedwasnicewords.Hefoundseveralmeaningsofthewordinadictionary.WhichoneshouldBradchoose?Tocelebrateinsong.Tomakesomeoneorsomethingmovearound.Topullafishinglinethroughthewater,oftenfromaboat.TowritesomethingontheInternettohurtsomeoneormakethemangry.二、阅读理解阅读理解YouDrinkTea-Rock&WeSendYoutotheUSA ThankYouforBeingwithUsforTwentySummers&WintersCutoutthepictureoftheteacuponabottleofTea-Rocktea,collecttwoofthepictures,andpastethemonapostcard.Onthepostcard,besuretowritedownyourname,birthday,telephonenumber,e-mailaddress,andyourfavoriteTea-Rocktea.Sendthepostcardto”Tea-Rock20″,POBox70265,Miao-Song(1/10/2010~3/15/2010).Youhaveachancetowin2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork!1stPrize:2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork2ndPrize:ASonia42″TV3rdPrize:ASoniaMP4PlayerAndmanymoresurprisesforyou!Wanttoknowmore?Gotohttp://www.tearock.com.tw/tearock20.aspxorcallusat(07)777-7777.WhatdoesTea-Rockcelebrate?Theirsalesin20countries.Thecomingoutoftheir20thkindoftea.Their20thyearofbusiness.Theopeningoftheir20thstoreintheUSA.HereisthepostcardJasonisgoingtosendtoTea-Rock20.Whatelsedoesheneedtoputonthepostcardbeforehesendsit?A．Hisage.B．Hisaddress.C．Hisbirthday.D．Anotherpictureoftheteacup.阅读理解Whatcanwelearnaboutsugarfromtheinfographic?A．Thereare4gofsugarin66goficecream.B．Awomancaneatasmuchsugaradayasamancan. C．TaiwaneatsmoresugarforeachpersonthantheUSdoes.D．400mlofricemilkhaslesssugarthan400mlofgrapejuice.Whatcanbeareasonwhythelistof”Sugarthatishiddeninfoodsanddrinks”isputintheinfographic?Tohelpusunderstandhowsugarhurtsourbody.Toshowwhatkindsoffoodsanddrinksarepopularwithchildren.Totellusthatweoftenhavemoresugarthanwecanwithoutknowingit.Toletusknowhowmuchsugarisenoughtomakefoodsanddrinkstastegood.阅读理解Darrell:Marina…Marina…MARINA!Marina:Oh,sorry.Ididn’thearyou.Iwasthinkingaboutmyhomework.Darrell:What’sitabout?Marina:Well,Ineedtodrawafuturehouseformyartclass,butIhaven’tgotanyideas.MaybeIshouldgotothelibraryandlookforsomethinguseful.Darrell:OryoucantryPinterest.Marina:Isn’titashoppingapp?Darrell:Notreally.ManypeoplesharetheirworksonPinterestandtellyouhowtheymadethem.I’msureyoucangetsomeideasthere.Marina:Soundslikeyouuseitoften.Darrell:Yeah.JustlastweekIwentthereandfoundtheAtoZofmakingchocolatecake—fromchoosinggoodchocolatetobakingthecaketomakingsugarflowersontop.Marina:Really?I’llcheckitoutlater.Thanksalot.25．WhydidDarrelltellMarinatogotoPinterest?Tofindsomeexamplesforherhomework.Toshopforthingsthatareneededforartclasses.Tomeetnewfriendswhohavethesameinterests.Toshareherworksandtellpeoplehowtheyaremade.26．WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoulearnsomethingfromAtoZ?Youcanlearnitatanytime.Youlearnitinabakingclass.Youlearneverythingaboutit.Youspendallyourlifelearningit. 阅读理解Tabatatrainingisaverypopularwayofexercisingthesedays.Itdoesn’ttakemuchtimeorspace,anditburnscalories(卡路里)fasterthanotherwaysofexercising.TheideaofTabatatrainingissimple:exercisefor20seconds,resttor10seconds,andthenrepeat(atleasteighttimes).Themovesforthe20-secondexercisearenotdifficulttolearn.Jumpingjacks,highknees,squats,andplanksaresomeofthemostcommonmoves.YoucandecideyourselfwhatmovestodoinyourTabatatraining.Forexample,youcandomorelegexercisesifyouwantstronglegs.OnegreatthingaboutTabatatrainingisthatyourbodywillkeepburningcaloriesforatleastanhourafter4minutesofTabatatraining.Buttohavethiswonderful”afterburn,”youneedtoexercisereallyhardduringeach20seconds.Ifyouseldomexerciseorhaveheartproblems,thisexercisemaynotbegoodforyou.Butforpeoplewhoenjoyexercisingbutaretoobusytogotothegym,Tabatatrainingmightjustbetheanswer.Whichideaistalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph（段落）ofthereading?HowyoushoulddoTabatatraining.WhatisthebesttimeforTabatatraining.WhofirsthadtheideaofTabatatraining.HowoftenyoushoulddoTabatatraining28．WhomightfindthatTabatatrainingisrightforthem?Peoplewhoenjoyteamsports.PeoplewhowanttostartexercisingPeoplewhowanttofixtheirheartproblems.Peoplewhoalreadyhaveahabitofexercising.WhichistrueaboutTabatatraining?A．Itisdifficulttolearnthemoves.Youarefreetochooseyourownmoves.Youneedalargespacetodotheexercises.Youcannotrestbetweenmovesifyouwanttheafterburn.阅读理解ModernWorkplaceJune5,2016 Theproblemoflongworkinghoursisarealheadacheinourcountry.Itkillsmanypeopleeveryyear(seeFigure1),andmanycompaniesaretryingtochangethat.Theyhaveatleastone”NoOvertimeDay”inaweek,anditisoftenWednesday.On”NoOvertimeDay,”workersareaskedtoleavetheirofficesbefore8p.m.At8p.m.,companiesplaythesong”There’sAlwaysTomorrow”andturnoffallthelights.However,aftertheworkerswalkoutoftheiroffices,theydon’tgohome.Somegobacklater,turnontheirtablelamps,andkeepworking,andothersfindsomewhereelsetoworkuntilverylateatnight.RestaurantsandcoffeeshopsarebusieronWednesdayevenings,andtheyhavestartedsellingdrinksandmealsfortheseworkers.Butwhydothesepeoplekeepworking?Astudyshowsthatworkerswhoworkmorehoursoftenhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherintheircompanies.Thisistrueforbothmenandwomen(seeFigure2).Workinglonghourshasbecomeawaytoshowthatpeoplearehard-working.Clearly,thismustbechangedbeforetheproblemgetsanyworse. （average平均）Therearefourimportantpointsinthereport：What”NoOvertimeDay”isWhy”NoOvertimeDay”failsWhythereis”NoOvertimeDay”inthecountryHowworkersdealwith”NoOvertimeDay”Howaretheyordered(排序)inthereport?A．a→c→d→b.B．a→d→c-b.31．Whatdoesthismeaninthereport？C．c→a→b→d.D．c→a→d→b.A．Thewayworkersshowtheyarehard-working. Restaurantsandcoffeeshopsopenuntilverylateatnight.Workersdonotgohomewhentheywalkoutoftheoffice.Thenumberofworkerswhogetpaidmoreandrisehigherinthecompany.WhatcanwelearnfromFigure1andFigure2？Longworkinghourskilledmorewomenthanmenin2014.Longworkinghourskillsmoreandmoreworkerseveryyear.Menusuallyhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheyworkthesamehoursaswomen.Menandwomenhavealmostthesamechancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheywork2,200hours.阅读理解LanguageandPower:Cameroon’sStoryByElisaGrant,2Oct2017Inthemodernworld,beingabletospeakEnglishisoftenawaytogetpower.However,thisisnottrueforEnglishspeakersinCameroon.ToknowwhythingsaredifferentinthisAfricancountry,weneedtogobackonehundredyears.In1919,Kamerun(thenameofCameroonatthetime)wascutintotwoparts:onebelongedtoFrance,andtheotherbelongedtotheUK.In1960,theFrenchCameroonbecametheRepublicofCameroun,andtheUK’spartjoineditin1961.ThenewcountrychangeditsnametotheFederalRepublicofCameroon.AlthoughbothFrenchandEnglisharcCameroon’sofficiallanguages,onlyaround20%ofitspeoplespeakEnglish.Also,thegovernmenthasbeeninFrenchspeakers?handssince thetwopartsbecameonecountry.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Readmoreofficial官方的government政府33．Whichmapismostlikely(可能)themapofCameroonin1962?A． B．C．D．Whatdoesresentfulmeaninthereading?A．Sad.B．Angry.C．Careful35．WhatdoesCameroon’sgovernmentmostlikelythinkofAmbazonia?D．Worried ItplanstodobusinesswithAmbazonia.ItneedsAmbazoniatormoneyandhelp.ItdoesnotwanttobepartofAmbazonia.ItdoesnotagreethatAmbazoniaisacountry.WhatdoesElisaGranttrytotellreadersbytalkingaboutthehistoryofCameroon?WhyspeakingEnglishisawaytogetpower.WhyEnglishspeakersinCameroonhavelesspower.WhythetwopartsofCameroonbecameonecountry.Whyonly20%ofthepeopleinCameroonspeakEnglish.阅读理解THESOUTHENDTRAILhasbeenpopularwithnatureloversforyears.The120-kmtrail(步道)passesbeautifullakes,crossesrivers,andgoesthroughmountainsandhills.Thisgivesbirdloverssomeofthebestplacesforbirdwatching.ThetrailalsotakesyoutotheSouthendMuseumandtotwofamouscastles,EdwardCastleandSloanCastle.It’sbesttoplanonedayforonepartofthetrailandstartyourhikeearlyinthemorning,becauseeachparttakesatleastsevenhours.Ifyoudon’twanttowalk,youcanbike,butmakesureyoustayonthemaintrail,becausethesidetrailsarenotwideenoughforbiking.Therearetwotypesoflodgingforvisitors.Campingispopularinsummer;butitisonlyallowedonafewcampgrounds(seethemap).Amorecomfortableoneistostayatahotelinoneofthetowns.Youcanfindsomeveryniceonesthatalsohavebreakfast.Whatisrecommended（推荐）topeoplewhoarevisitingtheSouthendTrail？A．Campingonthesidetrails.B．Bikingalongthesidetrails.C．Hikingonepartofthetrailaday.D．Visitingthemuseuminthemorning.38．Whatdoeslodgingmeaninthereading？A．Amealtohave.B．Aplacetostayin.C．Atimeforvisiting.D．Awayofmovingaround.KaylenwillstarthistripfromCove.HeplanstovisitoneoftheoldcastlesHealsowantstogobirdwatchingneartheriver.WhichpartsofthetrailshouldKaylengoon？A．Parts1and2.B．Parts1and2a. C．Parts2and3.D．Parts4and4a.完形填空Englishwordsaremadeof26letters,andpalindromesandanagramsaretwokindsofwordgamesaboutspellingApalindromeisawordorasentencethatreadsthesamefromlefttorightorfromrighttoleft,40．,”eye,””Bob,””mygym,”and”WasitacaroracatIsaw?”Ananagramofawordorwordsismadebyputtingthelettersofthewordorwordsinadifferentway.LookatthewordsandtheiranagramsbelowCanyouthinkofotherpossibleanagramsofthesewords?earth→→heartbetween→→beenwetatie→→Ieatmistake→→41．Anagramsareoftenlongerwordsthatdon’treallymeananythingbutarefuntosay.Sometimestheycanevenmeansomething42．,likewhenacommonword,”restaurant,”becomes”Eatrats,run!”Actually,palindromesandanagramsare43．.Palindromescanbeusedtolearnmathematicsandmakemusic.Anagramsarealsoagoodwaytohidesomething.Inhistory,peopleoftenhidtheirimportantstudiesinanagrams.Canyouthinkofanyotherwaytousethem?40．A．infactB．atfirstC．ofcourseD．forexample41．A．takesitB．MsEasyC．itmakesD．mesteak42．A．strangeB．difficultC．deliciousD．important43．A．morethanjustgamesB．oftenplayedinpublicC．notsopopularasbeforeD．notfirstusedtolearnwords 答案解析部分【答案】A【答案】A【答案】C【答案】C【答案】B【答案】A【答案】B【答案】B【答案】A【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】C【答案】D【答案】C【答案】A【答案】D【答案】21．C22．C【答案】23．D24．C【答案】25．A26．C【答案】27．A28．D29．B 【答案】30．D31．A32．D【答案】33．D34．B35．D36．B【答案】37．C38．B39．A【答案】40．D；41．C；42．A；43．A
简介：台湾省2022年中考英语真题试卷一、单选Lookatthepicture.Thewomanisputtingonthecake.A．candleB．forksC．platesD．strawberriesThemoviestartsattwoo’clock,let’smeetatthetheateratoneforty-five.soB．orC．ifD．becausePeterisafraidofthedark.Heevenleavestheonwhensleeping.computerB．fansC．lightsD．musicPamisabaseballplayershehasmorefansthananyotherplayeronherteam.A．boringB．heavyC．popularD．richdidnotdomyhomework,somyteachersaidIstayafterschooltofinishit.A．failedtoB．hadtoC．hopedtoD．usedtoKevinhasonlyenoughmoneyforthebagortheshoes.Thatisahardtomakebecausehelikesthemboth.choiceB．giftC．ruleD．trickItwasforustoanswerthemathquestionbecausewe’vedonethesamekindofquestionsmanytimes.commonB．easyC．safeD．specialAlthoughittookmelotsoftimeabigmealfortenpeople,Iwashappythateveryoneenjoyedit.prepareB．toprepareC．preparingD．preparedDon’tletthechildrenswimintheriver.Wedon’tknowhowitis.Itcouldbedangerous.deepB．farC．longD．thickBobisoftheboysinthefamily.Heneverdoesanyhousework.Hisbrothersatleasttakeoutthegarbagesometimes.lazierB．thelazyC．thelazierD．thelaziestAuntGinahaslivedinthistownformorethansixtyyears,sosheitverywell.willknowB．knewC．knowsD．wasgoingtoWewon’tseethesunevenafterthetyphoonleaves,becausethenewssaidthatheavierrainwillsoon.A．catchB．followC．moveD．stop YesterdaywhenIgothomefromwork,mybrotherfordinner,soheinvitedmetojoinhim.A．goesoutB．wentoutC．hasgoneoutD．wasgoingoutYouwerenottolendAmymoney.Shenevergivesbackwhatsheborrows.A．crazyB．helpfulC．wiseD．wrongHaveyoufoundasummerjobyet?Mr.Firthsomeonetotakecareofhiskidsduringthevacation.Maybeyoucantalktohim.A．haslookedforB．islookingforC．looksforD．waslookingforDavidlookedoutofthebalconywindowandsawawomangetinhiscaraway.A．driveB．droveC．anddriveD．anddroveThepolicehaven’tfoundthelittlegirlwhoatasupermarket.They’llkeepdoingalltheycantofindher.A．tookawayB．takenawayC．hastakenawayD．wastakenaway18．Busestotheairportonlycomeonceeveryhour,andwejustmissed.Whydon’twetakeataxi?A．anotherB．itC．oneD．themArieleverynightforaweekbeforeherChinesetestandgotaverygoodgrade.A．studiedB．studiesC．hasstudiedD．wasgoingtostudy20．Whilereadingthisstory,Bradsawtheword”trolling”anddidn’tknowwhatitmeant.Joshturnedoffthescreenandsatback.”Whyaretheytrollingmelikethis?”Hedidn’tunderstand.Theywantedhimtosharewhathethoughtabouttheshow,andhedid.Andnowlookwhathegot.Intheend,alltheywantedwasnicewords.Hefoundseveralmeaningsofthewordinadictionary.WhichoneshouldBradchoose?Tocelebrateinsong.Tomakesomeoneorsomethingmovearound.Topullafishinglinethroughthewater,oftenfromaboat.TowritesomethingontheInternettohurtsomeoneormakethemangry.二、阅读理解阅读理解YouDrinkTea-Rock&WeSendYoutotheUSA ThankYouforBeingwithUsforTwentySummers&WintersCutoutthepictureoftheteacuponabottleofTea-Rocktea,collecttwoofthepictures,andpastethemonapostcard.Onthepostcard,besuretowritedownyourname,birthday,telephonenumber,e-mailaddress,andyourfavoriteTea-Rocktea.Sendthepostcardto”Tea-Rock20″,POBox70265,Miao-Song(1/10/2010~3/15/2010).Youhaveachancetowin2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork!1stPrize:2ticketsfromTaipeitoNewYork2ndPrize:ASonia42″TV3rdPrize:ASoniaMP4PlayerAndmanymoresurprisesforyou!Wanttoknowmore?Gotohttp://www.tearock.com.tw/tearock20.aspxorcallusat(07)777-7777.WhatdoesTea-Rockcelebrate?Theirsalesin20countries.Thecomingoutoftheir20thkindoftea.Their20thyearofbusiness.Theopeningoftheir20thstoreintheUSA.HereisthepostcardJasonisgoingtosendtoTea-Rock20.Whatelsedoesheneedtoputonthepostcardbeforehesendsit?A．Hisage.B．Hisaddress.C．Hisbirthday.D．Anotherpictureoftheteacup.阅读理解Whatcanwelearnaboutsugarfromtheinfographic?A．Thereare4gofsugarin66goficecream.B．Awomancaneatasmuchsugaradayasamancan. C．TaiwaneatsmoresugarforeachpersonthantheUSdoes.D．400mlofricemilkhaslesssugarthan400mlofgrapejuice.Whatcanbeareasonwhythelistof”Sugarthatishiddeninfoodsanddrinks”isputintheinfographic?Tohelpusunderstandhowsugarhurtsourbody.Toshowwhatkindsoffoodsanddrinksarepopularwithchildren.Totellusthatweoftenhavemoresugarthanwecanwithoutknowingit.Toletusknowhowmuchsugarisenoughtomakefoodsanddrinkstastegood.阅读理解Darrell:Marina…Marina…MARINA!Marina:Oh,sorry.Ididn’thearyou.Iwasthinkingaboutmyhomework.Darrell:What’sitabout?Marina:Well,Ineedtodrawafuturehouseformyartclass,butIhaven’tgotanyideas.MaybeIshouldgotothelibraryandlookforsomethinguseful.Darrell:OryoucantryPinterest.Marina:Isn’titashoppingapp?Darrell:Notreally.ManypeoplesharetheirworksonPinterestandtellyouhowtheymadethem.I’msureyoucangetsomeideasthere.Marina:Soundslikeyouuseitoften.Darrell:Yeah.JustlastweekIwentthereandfoundtheAtoZofmakingchocolatecake—fromchoosinggoodchocolatetobakingthecaketomakingsugarflowersontop.Marina:Really?I’llcheckitoutlater.Thanksalot.25．WhydidDarrelltellMarinatogotoPinterest?Tofindsomeexamplesforherhomework.Toshopforthingsthatareneededforartclasses.Tomeetnewfriendswhohavethesameinterests.Toshareherworksandtellpeoplehowtheyaremade.26．WhatdoesitmeanwhenyoulearnsomethingfromAtoZ?Youcanlearnitatanytime.Youlearnitinabakingclass.Youlearneverythingaboutit.Youspendallyourlifelearningit. 阅读理解Tabatatrainingisaverypopularwayofexercisingthesedays.Itdoesn’ttakemuchtimeorspace,anditburnscalories(卡路里)fasterthanotherwaysofexercising.TheideaofTabatatrainingissimple:exercisefor20seconds,resttor10seconds,andthenrepeat(atleasteighttimes).Themovesforthe20-secondexercisearenotdifficulttolearn.Jumpingjacks,highknees,squats,andplanksaresomeofthemostcommonmoves.YoucandecideyourselfwhatmovestodoinyourTabatatraining.Forexample,youcandomorelegexercisesifyouwantstronglegs.OnegreatthingaboutTabatatrainingisthatyourbodywillkeepburningcaloriesforatleastanhourafter4minutesofTabatatraining.Buttohavethiswonderful”afterburn,”youneedtoexercisereallyhardduringeach20seconds.Ifyouseldomexerciseorhaveheartproblems,thisexercisemaynotbegoodforyou.Butforpeoplewhoenjoyexercisingbutaretoobusytogotothegym,Tabatatrainingmightjustbetheanswer.Whichideaistalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph（段落）ofthereading?HowyoushoulddoTabatatraining.WhatisthebesttimeforTabatatraining.WhofirsthadtheideaofTabatatraining.HowoftenyoushoulddoTabatatraining28．WhomightfindthatTabatatrainingisrightforthem?Peoplewhoenjoyteamsports.PeoplewhowanttostartexercisingPeoplewhowanttofixtheirheartproblems.Peoplewhoalreadyhaveahabitofexercising.WhichistrueaboutTabatatraining?A．Itisdifficulttolearnthemoves.Youarefreetochooseyourownmoves.Youneedalargespacetodotheexercises.Youcannotrestbetweenmovesifyouwanttheafterburn.阅读理解ModernWorkplaceJune5,2016 Theproblemoflongworkinghoursisarealheadacheinourcountry.Itkillsmanypeopleeveryyear(seeFigure1),andmanycompaniesaretryingtochangethat.Theyhaveatleastone”NoOvertimeDay”inaweek,anditisoftenWednesday.On”NoOvertimeDay,”workersareaskedtoleavetheirofficesbefore8p.m.At8p.m.,companiesplaythesong”There’sAlwaysTomorrow”andturnoffallthelights.However,aftertheworkerswalkoutoftheiroffices,theydon’tgohome.Somegobacklater,turnontheirtablelamps,andkeepworking,andothersfindsomewhereelsetoworkuntilverylateatnight.RestaurantsandcoffeeshopsarebusieronWednesdayevenings,andtheyhavestartedsellingdrinksandmealsfortheseworkers.Butwhydothesepeoplekeepworking?Astudyshowsthatworkerswhoworkmorehoursoftenhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherintheircompanies.Thisistrueforbothmenandwomen(seeFigure2).Workinglonghourshasbecomeawaytoshowthatpeoplearehard-working.Clearly,thismustbechangedbeforetheproblemgetsanyworse. （average平均）Therearefourimportantpointsinthereport：What”NoOvertimeDay”isWhy”NoOvertimeDay”failsWhythereis”NoOvertimeDay”inthecountryHowworkersdealwith”NoOvertimeDay”Howaretheyordered(排序)inthereport?A．a→c→d→b.B．a→d→c-b.31．Whatdoesthismeaninthereport？C．c→a→b→d.D．c→a→d→b.A．Thewayworkersshowtheyarehard-working. Restaurantsandcoffeeshopsopenuntilverylateatnight.Workersdonotgohomewhentheywalkoutoftheoffice.Thenumberofworkerswhogetpaidmoreandrisehigherinthecompany.WhatcanwelearnfromFigure1andFigure2？Longworkinghourskilledmorewomenthanmenin2014.Longworkinghourskillsmoreandmoreworkerseveryyear.Menusuallyhaveabiggerchancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheyworkthesamehoursaswomen.Menandwomenhavealmostthesamechancetogetpaidmoreandrisehigherwhentheywork2,200hours.阅读理解LanguageandPower:Cameroon’sStoryByElisaGrant,2Oct2017Inthemodernworld,beingabletospeakEnglishisoftenawaytogetpower.However,thisisnottrueforEnglishspeakersinCameroon.ToknowwhythingsaredifferentinthisAfricancountry,weneedtogobackonehundredyears.In1919,Kamerun(thenameofCameroonatthetime)wascutintotwoparts:onebelongedtoFrance,andtheotherbelongedtotheUK.In1960,theFrenchCameroonbecametheRepublicofCameroun,andtheUK’spartjoineditin1961.ThenewcountrychangeditsnametotheFederalRepublicofCameroon.AlthoughbothFrenchandEnglisharcCameroon’sofficiallanguages,onlyaround20%ofitspeoplespeakEnglish.Also,thegovernmenthasbeeninFrenchspeakers?handssince thetwopartsbecameonecountry.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Foralongtime,Cameroon’sEnglishspeakershavefelttheyarenotwelcomeintheirowncountry.Forexample,itisverydifficultforthemtofindjobsinthegovernment,andtheyareoftenaskedtospeakFrenchinbusinessandatofficialevents.Theyhavebecomemoreresentfulatthegovernmentanddecidedtofightforthemselves.Sincelastyear,theEnglishspeakershavetriedtobuildtheirowncountry.Yesterday,theysaidinapublicmeetingthattheywerenotpartofCameroonanymore.Theyarenowanewcountry,”Ambazonia.”Whenthepolicetriedtostopthemeeting,atleasteightpeoplewerekilled.Readmoreofficial官方的government政府33．Whichmapismostlikely(可能)themapofCameroonin1962?A． B．C．D．Whatdoesresentfulmeaninthereading?A．Sad.B．Angry.C．Careful35．WhatdoesCameroon’sgovernmentmostlikelythinkofAmbazonia?D．Worried ItplanstodobusinesswithAmbazonia.ItneedsAmbazoniatormoneyandhelp.ItdoesnotwanttobepartofAmbazonia.ItdoesnotagreethatAmbazoniaisacountry.WhatdoesElisaGranttrytotellreadersbytalkingaboutthehistoryofCameroon?WhyspeakingEnglishisawaytogetpower.WhyEnglishspeakersinCameroonhavelesspower.WhythetwopartsofCameroonbecameonecountry.Whyonly20%ofthepeopleinCameroonspeakEnglish.阅读理解THESOUTHENDTRAILhasbeenpopularwithnatureloversforyears.The120-kmtrail(步道)passesbeautifullakes,crossesrivers,andgoesthroughmountainsandhills.Thisgivesbirdloverssomeofthebestplacesforbirdwatching.ThetrailalsotakesyoutotheSouthendMuseumandtotwofamouscastles,EdwardCastleandSloanCastle.It’sbesttoplanonedayforonepartofthetrailandstartyourhikeearlyinthemorning,becauseeachparttakesatleastsevenhours.Ifyoudon’twanttowalk,youcanbike,butmakesureyoustayonthemaintrail,becausethesidetrailsarenotwideenoughforbiking.Therearetwotypesoflodgingforvisitors.Campingispopularinsummer;butitisonlyallowedonafewcampgrounds(seethemap).Amorecomfortableoneistostayatahotelinoneofthetowns.Youcanfindsomeveryniceonesthatalsohavebreakfast.Whatisrecommended（推荐）topeoplewhoarevisitingtheSouthendTrail？A．Campingonthesidetrails.B．Bikingalongthesidetrails.C．Hikingonepartofthetrailaday.D．Visitingthemuseuminthemorning.38．Whatdoeslodgingmeaninthereading？A．Amealtohave.B．Aplacetostayin.C．Atimeforvisiting.D．Awayofmovingaround.KaylenwillstarthistripfromCove.HeplanstovisitoneoftheoldcastlesHealsowantstogobirdwatchingneartheriver.WhichpartsofthetrailshouldKaylengoon？A．Parts1and2.B．Parts1and2a. C．Parts2and3.D．Parts4and4a.完形填空Englishwordsaremadeof26letters,andpalindromesandanagramsaretwokindsofwordgamesaboutspellingApalindromeisawordorasentencethatreadsthesamefromlefttorightorfromrighttoleft,40．,”eye,””Bob,””mygym,”and”WasitacaroracatIsaw?”Ananagramofawordorwordsismadebyputtingthelettersofthewordorwordsinadifferentway.LookatthewordsandtheiranagramsbelowCanyouthinkofotherpossibleanagramsofthesewords?earth→→heartbetween→→beenwetatie→→Ieatmistake→→41．Anagramsareoftenlongerwordsthatdon’treallymeananythingbutarefuntosay.Sometimestheycanevenmeansomething42．,likewhenacommonword,”restaurant,”becomes”Eatrats,run!”Actually,palindromesandanagramsare43．.Palindromescanbeusedtolearnmathematicsandmakemusic.Anagramsarealsoagoodwaytohidesomething.Inhistory,peopleoftenhidtheirimportantstudiesinanagrams.Canyouthinkofanyotherwaytousethem?40．A．infactB．atfirstC．ofcourseD．forexample41．A．takesitB．MsEasyC．itmakesD．mesteak42．A．strangeB．difficultC．deliciousD．important43．A．morethanjustgamesB．oftenplayedinpublicC．notsopopularasbeforeD．notfirstusedtolearnwords 答案解析部分【答案】A【答案】A【答案】C【答案】C【答案】B【答案】A【答案】B【答案】B【答案】A【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】D【答案】C【答案】B【答案】C【答案】D【答案】C【答案】A【答案】D【答案】21．C22．C【答案】23．D24．C【答案】25．A26．C【答案】27．A28．D29．B 【答案】30．D31．A32．D【答案】33．D34．B35．D36．B【答案】37．C38．B39．A【答案】40．D；41．C；42．A；43．A
