2021年山东省济南市中考英语真题及答案解析

W: Hi Tom, are you ready for the trip? M: Yes, but I can't find my ruler. Is it in the bookcase? W: No, it isn't there. Look, it's on the floor, right below the desk. M: Oh, thanks. I also need my ticket. W: It's in your bag. Let's go to the station at seven thirty. M: OK. The train leaves at eight.

W: Tom, the bus to the zoo is late again. M: Yes, Lily. It is nine thirty now. Let us talk about animals. W: What is Jenny's favorite animal? M: She likes the small one with a long tail best. It can climb trees and loves bananas. W: Oh, I see. Does she like the one from Australia? M: No, she does not like that one at all. And the big cat with orange and black lines is not her favorite either. W: Thanks. The bus is coming.

W: Excuse me, where is the post office? M: Go along this street and turn left at the bank. W: Is it far from here? M: No, about ten minutes on foot. W: Thank you. By the way, do you know Tom? M: Yes, he lives near the post office. W: What is his mother doing now? M: She is busy with the clothes in the washing machine. W: I see. Thanks again. M: You are welcome.

N: Mary is at the doctor's office. W: Good morning, Doctor. I don't feel well. M: What's wrong, Mary? W: I have a headache and a cough. M: What did you do on the weekend? W: I put up a tent by the lake and slept in it. M: That sounds like fun. Did you take your medicine? W: Yes, I did. But I still feel bad now. M: You need more rest and hot water.

W: Hi Tom. Are you free this weekend? M: I am, but I have to go to the library first. W: I need to return two books, too. Let's meet on Saturday morning. M: Sorry, I have a piano lesson then. W: What about Sunday evening? M: I visit my grandparents every Sunday evening. But Sunday afternoon is fine for me. W: Great. Let's play tennis after I return the books. M: OK. See you then.

W: What a nice sunny weekend! What are your plans, Sam? M: I don't want to stay at home. I'd like to take a walk in the park. W: That sounds nice. Why not ask Tom to go with you? M: Good idea. He likes to walk, too. I will call him now. W: Have a good time! M: Thanks. I really need some fresh air.

W: Hi Tom, the school football match just ended. What are you doing here? M: Hi Lucy. I am hungry. I am cooking something in the kitchen. W: Really? What are you making? M: I am making a warm dish with meat from a bird and some rice. W: That sounds great. Is it for the team party? M: Yes, all the players are coming at six thirty. W: I hope they like it. I will bring some bread. M: Thanks, Lucy. See you then.

W: Hi Tom. You look happy today. M: Yes, Lily. I made some soup for dinner last night. It was really good. W: Nice! Who taught you to make it? M: My mother did. She showed me how to cook it when I was at home last month. W: That's great. My brother can't cook at all. M: Well, maybe my mother can teach him too. But today I'm here to buy a new pot. The old one is broken. W: I see. Let's look at the pots over there.

W: Tom, is the soup for lunch ready yet? M: No, it is only ten thirty now. We still have some work to do. W: When will it be ready? I am hungry. M: It will be ready in half an hour. At eleven, we can eat. W: Good. Then we have time to clean the classroom first. M: Yes. Mr. Smith will come at twelve for the next class.

W: Sam, are you coming to Lucy's house for the family party? M: Yes. I planned to ride my bike, but it has a flat tire. W: So how will you get there? M: I'll take the Number Seven bus. It stops right in front of her building. W: Good. The party starts at six thirty. M: I know. See you there.

W: Tom, I heard a story about a king and some magic water. M: Really? What did he do? W: He wanted the water very much. So he told everyone he would give a lot of gold to the person who brought it to him. M: Gold? That is a big prize. W: Yes. Many people tried, but only one young man found the water. M: Did the king keep his word? W: He did. The young man got the gold and was very happy.

W: Hello, Tom. Did you and your brother have a good trip last Sunday? M: Yes, we walked to the hills and found a small stream. We were thirsty, so we filled our bottles there. W: Was the water clean? M: Yes, it was cool and clear. We also saw some fish in it. W: That sounds nice. Did you bring any food? M: Yes, we took some bread and eggs. We sat by the water and had lunch.

W: Welcome to the King's Restaurant. What would you like? M: Two brothers came here last week. They said they were cooks from the palace. W: Oh, those two? They took our money for a big dinner for the king, but they never came back. M: The king is very angry. They told him they would bring him a wonderful meal, but they lied to him. W: So he wants to kill them? M: Yes. They played a trick on the king, and he will not forgive that.

W: Tom, you look tired. Did you finish your story about Lisa? M: Yes. In the story, a poor girl named Lisa lived near a big tree. W: What happened to her? M: One day, she was sad and hungry under the tree. Then some birds flew down. W: Did they bring her food? M: No, they carried a green leaf to her. The leaf was magic and gave her hope.

W: Tom, did you hear about Lisa and the magic leaf? M: Yes. She found it near the school club room. W: What did she do then? M: She held it and said she wanted to be by the water. W: So she wished to go to the lake, not to see a prince or live in a palace? M: Right. She only wished to be at the lake.