华中师大一附中2019年高中招生考试英语试题

2019. 3. 31

考试时间：90分钟 卷面满分：90分

说明：1.本试卷为英语试题

2.所有答案一律书写在答题卡上，在试卷上作答无效。

英语部分（共90分）

一、完型填空（本题共20小题；每小题1.5分，共30分）

In our school, we hold a singing competition called “Raise Your Vbice" each year on New Year's Day. Last year, I sang the Chinese song I'm a Little Bird. This year, I J_ to sing a duet （二重唱）with my classmate.

It wasn t a _2_ decision. After watching a US comedy about an all-female group, I really wanted to sing with others. What's more, I believed for me it would not only be a singing 3、but also a chance to make a good friend.

We _4_ the very moving song, Head Above Water f by the Canadian-French singer Avril Lavigne. It's about S she survived an illness. My classmate and I 6 tiiat she would sing soprano （高音部分） and I would sing alto （低音部分）.I tried very hard to focus just on my part, but I couldn't _7_ myself singing her part as well. Both of us loved this song, but when we were 8 by our cooperation, we decided to give up. 1 even planned to sing a solo song.

9 , while I was watching students 10 in the rehearsal （彩排），the hope of a singing duet was 1」again. It seemed as if nobody was singing a duet, so why shouldn't we be the first? So I told my classmate about my idea and we started to 12 again.

The first practice went 13 well, and we were excited. After that we improved day by day. At the same time, we got to 】4 each other more and more. In others* eyes, she is shy, but I found many shining 15 in her. All of this allowed us to forget the 16 of the competition and just enjoy ourselves, singing with all our hearts.

That day we dressed 17 princesses from the sea. The hall was full, but when we looked at each other, we saw 18, trust and love. Maybe we still made some mistakes, but the important thing was that we 19 our difficulties, expressed our understanding through the song, and became great friends who know and support each other. This was a unique and 20 moment in my middle school life.

二、阅读理解（本题共10小题；每小题3分，共30分）

A

Memory likes to play tricks on us, taking us to places we once loved, but haven't seen in years.

It was early morning, raining and cold. Something woke me. Two little feet bouncing （蹦跳）down the stairs. It was my 7-year-old grandson Henry on his way to the kitchen to “cook breakfasf5.

I suddenly thought about cookies my grandmother baked in her wood stove （火炉）.They were light as air and sweet as a baby's smile. We5d cover them in butter and top them with jam that we made with blackberries tiiat I picked myself Thafs what life was like when I visited my grandmother on her fenn - picking berries, milking cows, eating cookies, chasing fireflies ... What more could a child ever want? I loved it. I especially loved those cookies. I wish I knew how she made tiiem.

People usually believe that there511 always be time and opportunity to teach and leam all that they want to share and know.

I learned a lot from my grandmother. I learned how to read. I learned how to-sit in a swing （秋千）at the end of a day and just be content. But I never learned how to make cookies her way. Fve made them according to various recipes, with varying success. They're not bad, but not half as good as hers were. My kids enjoyed eating them. They weren't crazy about the cookies, but ttiey loved butter and jam.

I got out of bed and went downstairs to hug my grandchild and bake some cookies They weren't great cookies. But they were good enough. We covered them in butter and jam. Hemy ate two and kept eyeing mine imtil I gave hitn half Maybe someday he'll say they were the best cookies ever.

The memories we leave with our children and grandchildren and all of our loved ones - like the cookies we bake and the stories that will be told about us long after we are gone - are never made with perfection. They're just made with love. Love makes everything better, even without butter and jam.

21.What can we know about the author and her grandma?

A.Her grandma was too strict with her.

B.Her grandma taught her how to cook.

C.She enjoyed her time with her grandma.

D.She spent most of her childhood on the farm.

22.Wliich of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A.Both the author and her kids liked the cookies with butter and jam.

B.The author learned to make cookies from her grandma's recipes.

C.The life the author spent on her grandma's farm impressed her a lot.

D.The memories of coolcies reminded the author of the happy family time.

23.The word "content" probably means " *'也 the passage.

A.polite and hard-working B. kind and helpfill

C. honest and friendly D. happy and satisfied

24.How was the author probably feeling when she got out of bed?

A.Loving. B. Bored. C. Confident. D. Sleepy.

25.Whafs the author's main purpose in writing this article?

A.To share her favorite cookie recipe.

B.To explain that grandmas are the best friends.

C.lb describe the good old days with her grandma.

D.To show that love is the secret to sweet memories.

B

Lindy Tse will never forget the night her parents brought her back to the United States from Fujian province when she was 4 years old. She cried silently throughout the journey because she missed her grandma, who raised her in China.

Tse was a * satellite baby". Such babies are bom in the US to Chinese immigrant （移民）parents and sent to China as little babies and raised by relatives—normally grandparents. When they are 5 or 6 they are then returned to the US to start school.

Parents do this for various reasons. Most parents of satellite babies often work long hours every day and can't afford child care, which costs from $11,700 to $14,144 a year in New York. They also want to send their children to China for cultural reasons.

On her return, it took Tse a year before she spoke to her father. Now 17, she said, "I think it was because we had both lost four years that could have been important to our relationship." She speaks only English now and has forgotten most of her early childhood spent in a small village with her grandmother. She is still not close to her parents. "I just don't know how to show my feelings to them," she said with a shrug （耸肩）.

The term ''satellite babies" was invented by Yvonne Bohr, a clinical psychologist （临床心理学家） at York University in Toronto, Canada, who has been studying such separations （分离）since 2006. “Babies are often sent away at around the time they have just become fond of their parents. As a result, they may e?q）erience great pain and sorrow during this separation5^, Bohr said. "When they return, the parents in turn may expect the children to be very happy to be home, often not understanding that fbr the child, this isn't home,^, she said.

Research suggests that this way of raising a child can affect a child's environment, which can lead to depression, anxiety and misbehavior at school. Studies show that the emotional shock and pain experienced by both children and parents can last a lifetime.

26.This article is probably from

B.glad to reunite with her parents

D. born in China and brought to the US at 4 send their babies to China?

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B.The grandparents miss the grandchildren.

C.They don't want their babies to learn English.

D.They have no experience of looking after them.

29.Since Lindy Tse returned to the US, she has

A. been used to life there quickly

C.been good at English and Chinese

30.The best title for the passage may be .

A. The Cost of Child Care B. A Difficult Journey in Life

C.The Pain of Satellite Babies D. The Misbehavior of Satellite Babies

三、语法填空(本题共10小题；每小题1.5分，共15分)

阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

“Peaches and plums do not speak, but they are 31 attractive that a path is fbnned below the trees (桃李不言，下自成蹊)President Xi once 32 (mention) the Chinese saying at the opening of the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation in 2017

Spring is tiie season for various flowers, 33 (include) peach and plum blossoms. Often these two kinds of flowers 34 (use) to say that a man of virtue (美德)attracts admiration. Maybe you wonder 35 this saying comes from.

It starts with the story of General Li Guang (unknown-119 BC), nicknamed the “Flying General" in the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 24). 36 he was a well-respected general, Li was said to be modest He was not a man to talk about his achievements. He was 37 (deep) loved by his men.

- The Records of the Grand Historian (《史记》)by Sima Qian (145 BC-unknown) observes about Li: "Peach and plum trees grow in 38 (silent), yet they still attract people with their sweet fruits and 39 (charm) flowers, and so a path forms in the soil. Here peach and plum trees are a metaphor (隐喻)to refer to a person of great honesty, whom others will follow 40 (with) being told."

四、书面表达(15分) 一 〜

41.假如你是李明，今年暑假你计划去美国St. Louis School参加夏令营，请给主办方发一封电 子邮件，提出申请并介绍自己的情况。

内容要点如下：

1.英语口语好，能流利与人交流；2.性格开朗，善于与人交往；3.兴趣广泛，乐于参加各 类活动；4.希望借此活动，开阔视野，并加深对中外文化的了解；5.可以适当増加细节，以使 行文连贯。

注意： ...

1.文中不得透露个人姓名和学校名称；2.字数60-80个单词；3.内容连贯，不要逐条翻译。 4.邮件的开头已给出，不计入总词数。

Dear Sir/ Madam,

I am Li Ming, a middle school student from China.

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Looking forward to your reply.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

华师一附中2019年高中自主招生考试英语试题