2023年浙江省绍兴市中考英语真题及答案解析

1. A.Cloudy.
2. B.Windy.
3. C.Sunny.

1. A.Tomorrow.
2. B.Next week.
3. C.Next month.

1. A.Because she is shy before large groups.
2. B.Because she can’t write a good speech.
3. C.Because she has no time to prepare.

1. A.To ask teachers for help.
2. B.To have a good rest.
3. C.To practice a lot.

从每空所给的四个选项中选出最佳答案。

1. A.expects pupils to care for nature
2. B.tries to find creative pupils aged 12
3. C.plans to start a new project next month
4. D.is going to raise money for museums

1. A.study an animal in the wild
2. B.take a drawing lesson
3. C.hand in your picture online
4. D.pay a visit to a local zoo

1. A.A diary.
2. B.An advertisement.
3. C.A news report.
4. D.A book review. B One Sunday afternoon in May 2021, waiter Paul Blachut, 24, was busy at work at the FLOSSLANDE restaurant in scenic Augsburg, Germany. From behind the bar, Blachut had a good view of the Lech river below, in which many people were cooling their feet. The water is very cold at this time of year, and it runs quickly. Among those enjoying the cooling water were a mother and her two teenage daughters. They were playing with an inflatable tube (充气轮胎) by the riverbank, when suddenly the girls lost their footing and fell into the river. It all happened so fast. The girls caught the tube, which their mother was sitting in, pulling her into the river, too. Now all three were being carried away, shouting, “Help! Help!” Blachut looked up from his busy work when he heard the shouts. Then he found the three women not far away, flapping their arms, trying to catch anything. Without thinking, Blachut ran down to the river and jumped into the cold water. All he wanted to do was rescue (营救) them. As Blachut got closer to them, he could tell that the mother seemed to be in the most trouble; her head was now out of sight. At once, Blachut went down under the mother, pushing her upward and towards the bank. Then an onlooker (旁观者) got close to grab the woman’s hand, pulling her to the land. Blachut knew he needed to rescue the two daughters, who were now further down the river. He jumped into the water again and succeeded in getting one out in the same way he did her mother, while the other was saved by another onlooker. Several onlookers expressed their admiration for Blachut following the accident. “The whole rescue only took two or three minutes,” he said, adding that it was not a big deal. Actually, it was a job very well done.

1. A.enjoying the beautiful scene
2. B.watching the customers eating
3. C.working busily in the restaurant
4. D.cooling his feet in the river

1. A.check
2. B.control
3. C.shake
4. D.catch

1. A.was proud of saving the women
2. B.thought he just did something normal
3. C.felt sorry for the accident
4. D.decided to work harder than ever before

1. A.A Cold Water rescue
2. B.A Hard-working Man
3. C.An Unlucky Family
4. D.A Highly Paid Job C Has a person ever warmly held a door open for you? How do you feel after playing with friends? And what would you say is your favourite family memory? These questions have one thing in common: they’re all about connecting with people. “Let’s Connect” is the theme of this year’s Children’s Mental (心理的) Health Week. It improves mental health by building healthy social connections. Humans naturally connect with others, whether that’s family, friends or people in our community. Healthy connections give people energy and support we all need people to celebrate and share our worries with. Social connections aren’t just about mental health; they improve physical health too, helping us to live a long life. Research suggests being lonely can slowly harm your health. Humans’ need for connection is different from person to person, but what’s important is not how many relationships you have, but how good your relationships are. Then how to connect with others? “You can reach out and connect with people in so many different ways,” says Julia Clements of Place2Be, the organizer behind Children’s Mental Health Week. You can connect in person or online, with your friends, parents, teachers or classmates. It’s not just people, either. “Some people feel connected with their pets or in nature,” says Clements. She advises making time to build more connections through actions as well as words. Being kind, listening to others and trying new experiences are all good tools. Everybody may feel lonely sometimes and refuse to talk to others. Keep in mind that connections change—some become stronger, while others stop. “Remember that there are always people that care for you,” advises Clements. She says it’s important to tell someone you trust about how you are feeling, or safe organizations such as Childline or Shout. They can help, whether you’re looking to form new connections or repair a strained (紧张) relationship that is important to you.

1. A.express worries about humans
2. B.lead into the topic “social connections”
3. C.introduce health problems
4. D.interest readers in family memory

1. A.ways
2. B.popularity
3. C.importance
4. D.rules

1. A.it is better to connect with pets than people
2. B.using words is the best way to build connections
3. C.people should only communicate with others face to face
4. D.talking to others can be helpful to a lonely person

1. A.teachers
2. B.parents
3. C.children
4. D.doctors D Do you get in trouble for feeding your dog on food from dinner under the table? A new study suggests that by sharing “people food”, you might actually be helping to keep your pet healthy. Many dogs are fed dry processed food. Science has shown that a diet (饮食) of processed food is not healthy for humans. Scientists from the University of Helsinki, in Finland, say this diet is not good for our pet dogs, either. The scientists discovered that the foods a dog might find in an owner’s home such as eggs, fish, meat and vegetables may be better than a diet of just dog food. This is because having different kinds of foods leads to more variety (多样性) in microbes, which are little living things, too small to be seen with our eyes. There are millions of them in human and animal bodies. Some are bad for us, but many are good for us, and they play important roles in helping us digest (消化)food. A total of 8,500 young pet dogs took part in the study. 4,500 of them were under 6 months old, and the rest were between 6 and 18 months old. The owners were asked about what foods they had fed their pets and how often. When the dogs reached adulthood, their owners reported that about 20% of the dogs showed CE symptoms (慢性肠胃不适症状) such as weight loss. However, if dogs had been fed a mixed diet while young, it was 22% less possible for them to experience CE symptoms later in life. Dr. Anna Hielm-Bjorkman told The Times of London, “Dog foods on sale are described as providing a complete diet... But what we show is that variety is important. Nobody would give 12 years of the same food to a child—why should a dog be different?”

1. A.must offer dry food to their dogs
2. B.can feed dogs on “people food”
3. C.had better buy more processed food
4. D.shouldn’t make food by themselves

1. A.By using pictures.
2. B.By giving examples.
3. C.By telling stories.
4. D.By listing numbers.

1. A.History.
2. B.Business.
3. C.Science.
4. D.Culture.

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