kenichi中考英语复习资料

2021年1月26日发(作者：astronaut)
一、单项选择题【学习资料，收藏必备】

1. As the gender barriers
（
crumbled
）
, the number of women
working
as
lawyers,
doctors,
or
bankers
began
to
increase
significantly form the mid-20th century.
随 着性别障碍的瓦解，从
20
世纪中期开始，从事律师、医生或银行
家工作的女性数量开 始显著增加。

2. I was not only shocked but also disgusted that the report
tried to
（
distort
）
the scientific facts in such a manner that
even some highly-educated people were fooled.
我不仅感到震惊，而且感到恶心，因为这份报告试图歪曲科 学事实，
甚至一些受过高等教育的人也被愚弄了。

3. Sixty-two
and
blessed
with
his
mother
’
s
skin,
the
fisherman
had withstood a lifetime of exposure to the sun and looked as
（
radiant
）
as a man in his forties.
62
岁的渔夫和他母亲的皮肤很有福气，他一生都在阳光下曝晒，看
上去像四十多岁的 人一样容光焕发。

4. This
newly
established
university
supports
the
（
proposition
）
that
a
more
diverse
higher education
system
is
desirable since it would enhance opportunities for lifelong
learning. < br>这所新成立的大学支持这样的观点
:
更多样化的高等教育体系是可取
的，因为它 将增加终身学习的机会。

5. We need to improve the quality of education so that our
children will not leave school
（
deficient
）
in literary and
reasoning skills.
我们需要提高教育质量，使 我们的孩子不会离开
缺乏文学和推理技能的学校。

6. The delicious meal
（
appeased
）
our hunger and made us feel
warm again after having walked in the snow all day.
这顿美餐
使我们的饥饿感减轻了，让我们在雪中走了一整天后又感到温暖。


military
insists
on
（
conformity
）
in
many
areas
，
for
example,
dress and haircut
，
with the primary objective of promoting
group unity.
军方坚持整合在许多领域
,
例如
,
服装和发型
,
促进集团
统一的主要目标。

8.
When
she
left
for
the
party
，
she
took
great
care
to
make
her
necklace and shoes
（
complement
）
her dress.
当她离 开
,
她让她项
链体贴入微
,
鞋补她的衣服。

9. As
the
sun
（
dispersed
）
the
clouds,we
enjoyed
our
afternoon
of
playing
cards
in
the
forest
under
the
clear
sky
and
observing
the most spectacular view I have ever seen in my life.
当太阳
驱散乌云时，
我们在晴朗的天空下的森林里打牌，
欣赏着我一生中所
见过的最壮观的景色。

10. He is suitable for the position as he is young enough to
understand
what
the
teenagers
think
but
old
enough
to
(administrate)
their programs.
11. When
asked
about
her
whereabouts
at
9
o'clock
that
night,
she gave a rather (
disjointed)
response, which caught the
detective's attention.
12.
(Reviving)

the stalled economy
and sticking to
promises
to
bring
the
deficit
down
next
year
is
proving
to
be
the
principal test for the new president.
13.

I
will
conduct
a
top-to-bottom
review
of
the
state
departments,
agencies,
and
commissions,
and
seek
to
(
consolidate)
or to eliminate them where appropriate.
14. To a 10-year-old girl, you need to offer understanding
about
her
wishes
and
help
her (
differentiate
)
between
fantasy
and reality.
15. When we heard about the (
dreadfu
l) suffering of the
children and adults, our primary instinct, like millions of
others, was to shed tears.
16. It was when we started living together that we found, to
our sadness and surprise, that we were
(incompatible)
.
17. Although he was not a legal expert, he knew it would not
be proper to (
fabricate
) anything to mislead the public.
18. He does not work full time there, but he has been the
(nominal)
head of the organization's scholarship program for
five years.
19. The label
usually (
denotes
)
products
that
meet
criteria for
lower fat,
sugar and sodium (
钠
) content.
20. You shouldn't feel insulted. We can assure you he meant
to be friendly and there was nothing impolite or
(malicious)
in his words.


二、完形填空

Unit5
Stereotypes
have
some
truth
mixed
in
with
a
few
generalizations.
Sometimes
these
generalizations
can
be
misleading
as
they
are
often
based
on
observation
of
the

exterior

behavior
of
people
in
a
certain
culture.
Spaghetti,
pasta,
mafia(
黑手党
), gestures, fashion-these are some words commonly
used
to
describe
Italians.
How
much
truth
is
there
in
the
stereotype? As an Italian myself, I will give you some
insights

into the Italian soul and clarify some misunderstandings that
foreigners have about us.
Spaghetti
and
pasta
are
sacred.
You
can
’
t
take
pasta
away
from
an
Italian
meal;
otherwise
it
won
’
t
be
c
omplete
.
A
typical
Italian
meal
generally
includes
pasta
as
a
starter,
fish
or
meat
with salad
as
the
main
course
,
followed by
fruit
or
dessert, and
then coffee. But there are considerable regional differences in
Italy,
and
hence
inconsistencies

exist
between
the
stereotype
and
reality. For instance, you might find risotto(
加有肉、鱼或蔬菜
的调味饭
) replacing pasta in some places!
The Mafia is real: We are not proud of it, but it does exist,
especially in the South and on the island of Sicily. Obviously,
not every Italian is a member of the Mafia, and most will be
offended
if you use the term, even if you are just joking.
Yes, the way we speak is unique. Italians use
gestures
a lot
in
communication.
We
simply
cannot
talk
without
our
hands.
If
the
hands are busy doing something else, we start moving shoulders
or other parts of the body.
We
are
also
fashion
victims.
You
can
recognize
Italians
by
the
way they dress from head to toe. We wear stylish clothes and
ornaments
for every possible occasion. You won
’
t ever see an
Italian wearing running shorts combined with long socks: It
’
s
simply against our
sense
of style!
Italy is
made up of
many regions and provinces which are
similar in some ways and
distinctive
in others. The stereotype
contains
some
truth,
but
being
Italian
takes
a
lot
more
than
that.