2024年四川省泸州市中考英语真题及答案解析

从每空所给的四个选项中选出最佳答案。

1. A.Because people love them so much.
2. B.Because they are easy to recognize.
3. C.Because they are common across Australia.
4. D.Because their population information is helpful.

1. A.2．
2. B.3．
3. C.4．
4. D.5．

1. A.A hat.
2. B.A watch.
3. C.A smartphone.
4. D.A backpack.

1. A.Search for koalas.
2. B.Go out to the forest.
3. C.Record when not seeing a koala.
4. D.Fill in personal information.

1. A.Teenagers.
2. B.Workers.
3. C.Teachers.
4. D.Keepers. B What year were you born in? Are you a dragon? That is to say, were you born in the Year of the Dragon? As we know, the Year of the Dragon has arrived with us for a while, and everyone is excited about talking about dragons. Many of them have noticed that more and more people are using the word “loong” instead of “dragon” in their daily life. Actually, the loongs in Chinese culture, believe it or not, are far different from the dragons in Western culture. First, let’s talk about their origins (起源). Loongs are connected to stars and rain. They are believed to have to do with the power of emperors in the past. Dragons, however, are related to floods and dangerous waters underground. Second, let’s dig into their stories. Loongs are like messengers between the sky and the earth. They help out the rulers, who become kings because of them. Dragons, though, are troublemakers. They fight with the rulers and can even beat them! But as time passes, dragons lose their shine and heroes start killing them. Third, let’s look at what they mean. Since loongs represent (代表) power, they are seen as a symbol of the emperor and an important part of ceremonies and traditions. Dragons, though, are bad news. They are a symbol of evil (恶), and beating the dragons is seen as a victory over evil. Lastly, let’s check out how they look. Loongs are like a mix of animals, with heads like camels and necks like snakes. They don’t need wings to fly because they are already skilled at it. Dragons are more like snakes, living underground and causing problems. They don’t have wings either, but people add those to make them look more impressive.

1. A.To make a report.
2. B.To do a survey.
3. C.To introduce a normal year.
4. D.To catch readers’ interests.

1. A.Stars and the moon.
2. B.The power of emperors.
3. C.Troublemakers and evil.
4. D.Dangerous waters underground.

1. A.Rulers.
2. B.Snakes.
3. C.Heroes.
4. D.Loongs.

1. A.Loongs have wings.
2. B.Dragons are good news.
3. C.Loongs are used in ceremonies.
4. D.Dragons’ heads are like camels.

1. A.The origins of dragons and loongs.
2. B.The meanings of dragons and loongs.
3. C.The stories between dragons and loongs.
4. D.The differences between dragons and loongs. C Anna Mary Robertson was a famous American painter. It is often said that Anna first took up painting when she was nearly 80 years old. In fact, when she was a little girl, she drew whenever she had a chance. Long before she became known, Anna lived a life full of challenges. She always kept busy with farm chores, housework, and children, but she never really stopped pursuing (追求) art. In Anna’s late age, she pictured some scenes in her mind before painting. She would close her eyes and recall a happy time from her early life. She would remember helping her father on the farm. She would see the people, the farm buildings, and the animals. She would imagine the blue mountains and the softly falling snow. Anna’s friends and family members loved the paintings. She gave them away as gifts. A friend hung several of the paintings in a local store. One day a stranger came into the store and bought every one of her paintings. He took her paintings to New York City and showed them to some art collectors. One of these collectors, Dr. Kallir, liked the paintings. He hung some of them in his gallery (画廊). The newspaper did a story about the art show. The reporter called Anna “Grandma Moses.” From then on almost everyone called her that way. Grandma Moses kept on painting. Her paintings got better, and they got more popular. In her lifetime, Moses created about 1,500 works of art. They were cheerful, warm and full of life, just like Grandma herself. Her paintings still remain popular today. “As I look back on my life, it’s like a good day’s work. It was done and I feel satisfied with it. I knew nothing better than painting and made full use of what life offered. And life is what we make it, always has been, always will be,” she said.

1. A.When she was a little girl.
2. B.When she was about 80 years old.
3. C.When she saw the blue mountains.
4. D.When she helped her father on the farm.

1. A.Farming.
2. B.Animals.
3. C.Country life.
4. D.Family members.

1. A.②④①③
2. B.②④③①
3. C.①④②③
4. D.①④③②

1. A.Honest and friendly.
2. B.Outgoing and independent.
3. C.Clever and well-educated.
4. D.Creative and hard-working.

1. A.Language and culture.
2. B.Art and people.
3. C.Nature and environment.
4. D.Science and technology. D We all want to do things well. For example, as students all of us want to have a good performance in study and get good grades. However, growing up also includes accepting when things go wrong. In fact, mistakes can lead to some of the most interesting and meaningful results. Aiming for good results can help you focus on (关注) your goals, but it’s also important to focus on enjoying the process. Getting too hung up on whether things go as planned can put a lot of pressure on you and lead to worry. That’s why it’s good to leave some room for mistakes and imperfections. Dr. Rekha Vara is a doctor who helps people with their mental health (心理健康). She says getting things wrong is part of growing up. “We also have to experience the uncomfortable feeling when we get things wrong. This helps us to become stronger,” says Dr. Vara. “Or we’ll be too scared to make mistakes. This fear can lead us to put off doing difficult things or avoid trying new things.” Learning from your mistakes is necessary during growing up. The most important thing is what you choose to do next. Try not to take it too seriously, blame (责备) yourself or feel too disappointed or upset. Dr. Vara explains, “Remember you’re a common man. Humans make mistakes.” ______, then these feelings will soon pass and then you’ll feel happier. Instead, thinking about what you might do differently next time helps a lot. In one study, if students were reminded to forgive (宽恕) and be kind to themselves when they failed a test, they felt more encouraged to try again, while other students were less pleased to have a second try.

1. A.执迷
2. B.懊悔
3. C.遗憾
4. D.忽略

1. A.Fear leads us to try new things.
2. B.Failure is normal in growing up.
3. C.Good results make us stronger.
4. D.People hardly ever get things wrong.

1. A.Everyone will grow up
2. B.Process is really important
3. C.You should enjoy your feelings
4. D.You might feel uncomfortable at first

1. A.By telling stories.
2. B.By giving an example.
3. C.By listing numbers.
4. D.By describing a problem.

1. A.Stick to your goals
2. B.Avoid making mistakes
3. C.Imperfection can be a gift
4. D.Pressure is the key to success

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