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1、2024年内蒙古包头市中考英语真题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、完形填空It was only four oclock, but it was cold and getting dark. I 1 my nose up against the window. Snow! It was 2 and settling on top of the already thick white carpet (地毯).“Dad!” I yelled 3 . “Dad, come herelook at this snow!” He came in from the 4 .“Yes, look at t
2、hat,” he said. “Its coming down quite 5 , isnt it?” He put his hand on my shoulder and looked down at me with a 6 on his face. “Well, Im going back to the living room to read my paper,” he said and started to turn away. His smile broadened even further.“Oh, Dad,” I said sadly, shaking his arm. “Plea
3、se. can we go sledging (滑雪橇)? You 7 we would if we ever got snow.”“Just a joke, dear. Of course we can,” said Dad. “I know the 8 place. Go and get ready.”“Really? Great! Lets go!”Outside, the ground was covered with snow. The snow flew up as we walked through it. We were walking to a place where my
4、dad went sledging 9 he was a boy.“Here we are then. I used to 10 many happy hours here with my sledge,” said Dad. I stopped and looked around me.“This is it?” I asked 11 , looking at the slight incline (缓坡) that lay ahead of us.“It certainly is,” said Dad. “My friends and I 12 some serious speed on
5、here back in the day. Let me tell you.”I couldnt believe him, but I pulled my sledge to the top of the incline anyway and got in. Dad gave me a 13 , and down I went at a snails pace (步速). It was so slow. All I could 14 behind me was his laughter. “OK, OK,” he said, catching up to me and walking besi
6、de my sledge as it went along. “Maybe it isnt as steep (陡峭的) as I 15 .”1ApressedBdroppedChid2AputtingBrunningCfalling3AangrilyBexcitedlyCtiredly4AkitchenBliving roomCgarden5AlightlyBheavilyChardly6AfearBworryCsmile7AdecidedBpromisedCreplied8AbeautifulBperfectCcold9AwhenBalthoughCif10AtakeBcostCspend
7、11Ain surpriseBat lastCfor sure12Apicked upBlooked upCgave up13AstopBpullCpush14AunderstandBseeChear15ArememberedBlearnedCnoticed二、阅读理解ZSL Whipsnade ZooSet in over 600 acres, the Zoo is home to over 2,500 animals. Get the most out of your day by visiting our amazing animal talks, feeds and shows.PAS
8、SAGE THROUGH ASIADrive your car or jump aboard our fantastic steam train and find your way through the Passage Through Asia. Keep an eye out for Asian elephants, camels and deer going about their daily business.The biggest animal at the Zoo is the Asian elephant. Once fully grown they can reach heig
9、hts of between three and four meters. “What does it take to look after an elephant? Join us for a day in the life of an elephant,” Jim Mickie, a zookeeper said.FEEDING TIMEWhether its delicious home-cooked food or a sandwich, coffee and a cake, we have several tasty choices for you at the Zoo. Plus,
10、 all our food uses local ingredients.BIRDS OF THE WORLDTake flight with our feathered (有羽毛的) friends and be ready to duck and dive as hawks, owls over your head in this amazing Birds of the World.NEW GIRAFFE PLATFORMSee more than ever before of our family of giraffes. The nine-foot-high platform wil
11、l let you see across the whole giraffe paddock (围场) as well as provide a view indoors on cold days.LOOKOUT LODGE (小屋)Stay in the lodge. Spend the night at a sleepover (聚会) like no other, where you see what happens in the Zoo after dark. That would be the most enjoyable and unforgettable thing you ca
12、n experience here!16Where can visitors experience a day in the life of an elephant?APASSAGE THROUGH ASIABBIRDS OF THE WORLDCNEW GIRAFFE PLATFORMDLOOKOUT LODGE17Why does the author mention “FEEDING TIME”?ATo suggest watching a show.BTo suggest staying at the Zoo.CTo suggest traveling through an area.
13、DTo suggest eating the food at the Zoo.18What is the special thing visitors can do at the Zoo?ASeeing the deer and camels.BWatching the amazing shows.CSpending the night in the lodge.DDriving or taking the steam train.Rain or shine, Peter ONeill always competes in the triathlon (铁人三项运动) of his town.
14、 The 72-year-old has competed in every triathlon in the events 40-year history. He was part of the group that came up with the idea in the 1980s.“I used to jog around town,” Mr. ONeill said. “I came into contact with an Olympian, David Power, and Dave had a hotel up here. A few of us got together an
15、d we discussed it and got it going in October, 1983.”The then 31-year-old suggested one of the group should compete. “Everyone else could either ride a bike or run, but I was the only one who could swim,” he laughed. “But I was happy to give it a go.”In the beginning, more than 220 athletes took part in the event, including 79 individual competitors and 48 teams. These days its a five-day festivalwhic
