2022年上海市中考英语真题及答案解析

W: What a sunny weekend! Is this blue silk scarf yours, Tom? M: No, it is not. That one over there is for you. W: Oh, I see. Then this soft one here belongs to me. M: Are you sure? It looks like Lily's. W: No, she took hers home. This is the one that is mine. M: OK. The weather is great for a walk. Let's go out. W: Good idea. I will put my scarf in my bag first.

N: At the school sports meeting, Lily and Tom are talking by the track. W: Look at that young man in the blue T-shirt. He is helping an old man from next door. M: Yes, he often lends a hand to the old people in his neighbourhood. W: How kind! He gives them a helping hand after every race. M: And he never says no when they need him.

W: Hi Tom, are you free this Saturday? M: I want to buy a new coat, Lily. But the shop is far. W: There is a small clothes shop near our school. M: Is it the one beside the book store? W: Yes. I bought a shirt there last week, but it was too small. M: Did you change it? W: No, I got my money back. The shop was very kind. M: Then I will go there on Saturday morning. W: Alice will be there too. She will be in control of the coming painting exhibition in that shop. M: Really? That sounds great. W: Yes, many students will show their pictures.

W: Tom, what do you think of this new detective story? M: I like it much better than the one I read last night. This one is far more interesting. W: Why is that? M: The clues are clever, and the ending is a big surprise. The old one was a little boring. W: So you would say this book is more fun to read? M: Yes, it really is. I want to read more stories like this one.

W: Tom, the new term starts next Monday. Please make sure every one of the students has the textbooks. M: OK, Mom. I will tell Mr. Smith to check it. W: Good. Some students may not have books at home. M: I know. I will help all of them get the books. W: And tell them to bring the books to school on the first day. M: Sure. I will call Mr. Smith now.

W: Tom, look at these strawberries in the basket. They are so pretty and cute. M: Yes, they look nice. I want to buy some for my father. W: Good idea. He will be happy. M: Let's take two boxes for our trip tomorrow. W: Sure. The train leaves at seven thirty. We can eat them on the way. M: Great. I will pay at the shop now.

W: Hello, this is Lily from the school radio. M: Hi, Lily. This is Tom. I want to talk about the new restaurant. W: Is it the one near the park? M: Yes. It opened in June. It has already asked people about its food and service two times. W: Two times? That sounds a lot. M: Yes. The owner wants to make it better. Can we talk about it on the radio? W: Sure. Let us meet at seven thirty tomorrow. M: Good. See you then.

W: Our school clubs are meeting this afternoon. M: Look, there is a rain cover in the corner of the room. W: Yes, someone left it here. Do you know which person it belongs to? M: Maybe it is Mary's. She was here for the art club. W: Let's ask her later. M: Good idea. She may be in the music room now.

W: Tom, you look busy. What are you doing? M: I'm making a kite for the school show. But I have no glue. W: There is some on the desk. You can ask Mr. Smith. M: Mr. Smith, could I borrow your glue? I'm making a kite. M: No problem. Here you are. W: Thanks a lot. I will give it back soon.

W: Hi, Tom. Who is the boy over there in the school club? M: That is Jack, our new volleyball player. W: He looks strong. Does he train a lot? M: Yes. He gives four hours a day to working on his volleyball skills. W: Four hours? That is a long time. M: He wants to join the school team next year. W: No wonder he is so good.

W: Tom, what are you going to do this summer holiday? M: I will go back to my home village and help my uncle on the farm. W: That sounds fun. What will you do there? M: My uncle grows apples and carrots. He says the Internet now lets him get his fruit and vegetables out to buyers in every part of the country. W: That is really useful. So he does not need to wait for a big truck to take them to the city. M: Right. He can reach people far away, and he can get more money too. W: Maybe I can learn something from him as well.

W: Tom, you look tired these days. Do you often take the bus to school? M: Yes, and I also eat too much fast food. I want to be healthy. W: Listen. Eat well and do sports every day, and you will be fine. M: Really? So I don't need to buy any medicine? W: Right. A good diet and regular exercise can keep you in good health. M: Thanks, Lily. I will try that from tomorrow.

W: Excuse me, how can I get a good view of the village? M: Walk up this road and turn left at the old tree. W: Is the view good from the foot of the hill? M: No, you won't see much there. You can get a better view only after you get to the top. W: So I need to climb all the way up. M: Yes. If you stop halfway, the view won't be better. W: Thanks. I'll go to the top then. M: You're welcome. Enjoy the walk.