2020广东中考英语话题十九--历史与社会

英语返回第二部分话题专项训练s话题十九历史与社会英语返回话题结合练习一、语法选择Thousandsofyearsago,humansdidn’tliveintowns.Sometimestheywouldliveincavesorbuildcamps(宿营地)intheforest.Onlyaboutthirtypeoplelivedineachcamp.Themenwouldgohunting1thewomenandchildrencollectedfoodfromthetreesaroundthecamp.Allthefood2betweeneveryoneinthegroup.Everyfewweekstheymovedto3placetofindmorefood.Itwas4simplelife,butpeoplehadtobeclever.Theyhadtomakeeverything5theyneeded,andtheyhadtoknowalotaboutplantsandanimals.Nowadays,mostpeopleliveintownsandcities,andtheyworkinofficesandfactories.Lifeis6thanintheolddays.Therearefewerdangers,butthereisless7.Somepeoplegolookingforexcitement—sailingroundtheworld,climbingmountains,orexploringcaves.Mostpeoplelookforwardtotheholidays,atimewhenthey8enjoyachangefromtheirnormallife.Forsomethismeansgoingcamping.Butcampingtodayisdifferent9campinginthepast.Gascookers,ready-madefoodandair-bedsmeanpeoplecancampmuch10thantheydidintheoldtimes.英语返回()1.A.soB.orC.whileD.but()2.A.shareB.sharedC.wassharedD.wereshared()3.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.others()4.A.aB.anC.theD./()5.A.whichB.whatC.thatD.how()6.A.easyB.easierC.easiestD.theeasiest()7.A.exciteB.excitementC.excitingD.excited()8.A.mayB.needC.shouldD.can()9.A.asB.fromC.toD.for()10.A.comfortB.comfortableC.comfortablyD.morecomfortablyCCBACBBDBD英语返回二、完形填空EmmelinePankhurstwasborninEngland,in1858.BackthenBritishwomencouldn’tvote(投票)inelections(选举),butmencould.AsEmmeline1shebecameinterestedinpolitics.Shewantedtocreatea2equal(平等的)societyforwomen.Shewantedwomentohavethesame3asmen,suchastherightstogetaneducation,tohaveagoodjoband,perhapsmostimportantly,therighttovote.In1888,thegirlswhoworkedatafactoryinLondonstopped4.Theyaskedtheownerofthefactoryto5theirterribleworkingconditions.Manyofthegirlswereillbecausetheyworkedwith6chemicals.Emmeline7TheWomen’sSocialandPoliticalUnionin1903.TheUnionwasagroupwhichfoughtforwomen’srights,8therighttovote.In1918,theBritishgovernmentgavewomenagedover30therighttovote,9mencouldvotewhentheywere21.Womenwerefinally10tovoteatthesameageasmenonJune14,1928.EmmelinePankhurstissometimesdescribedasoneofthemostimportantpeopleofthe20thcentury.英语返回()1.A.hurriedupB.grewupC.gotupD.stoodup()2.A.worseB.betterC.moreD.less()3.A.ideasB.thingsC.rightsD.reasons()4.A.studyingB.learningC.playingD.working()5.A.improveB.supportC.takeD.accept()6.A.deliciousB.normalC.dangerousD.patient()7.A.sentupB.setupC.lookedupD.turnedup()8.A.onlyB.hardlyC.especiallyD.normally()9.A.soB.althoughC.ifD.unless()10.A.allowedB.askedC.refusedD.advisedBCCDACBCBA英语返回三、阅读理解MuséeduLouvreFrom1190tothepresentday,theLouvrehasenjoyedarichhistory.Itbecameamuseumin1793,andnowhasover73,000ofWesternartworksfromtheMiddleAgesto1848,aswellastheartoftheancientcivilizations(文明).35,000artworksareondisplay(展示),theoldestofwhichdatesbackoverseventhousandyears.OpeninghoursTheLouvreisopeneveryday(exceptTuesday)from9a.m.to6p.m.Nightopeninguntil9:45p.m.onWednesdaysandFridays.FreevisitonthefirstSaturdayofeachmonthfrom6p.m.to9:45p.m.Closedonthefollowingholidays:January1,May1,December25TicketsTicketsboughtonline:$17Quickentry(通道)tothemuseuminlessthan30minutes.Ticketsboughtatthemuseum:$15Pleasenotethatticketsareonlyforthechosenservice,dateandtime.Oncevisitorsleavethemuseum,theywillnotbeabletore-enter.GettingtotheLouvreMetro:Palais-RoyalMuséeduLouvre(Lines1and7)andPyramides(Line14)Bus:No.21,24,27,39,48,68,69,72,81,95Car:UndergroundparkingisavailableonAvenueduGénéralLemonier.Itisopendailyfrom7a.m.to11p.m.Tel.:[phone]Website:英语返回()1.TheLouvreturnedintoamuseum.A.in1190B.in1793C.fromtheMiddleAgesD.in1848()2.YoucanvisitthemuseumEXCEPT.A.from9a.m.to9:45p.m.onFridayB.from9a.m.to6p.m.onSundayC.onChristmasD.at8p.m.onthefirstSaturdayBC英语返回()3.Wecanbuythetickets.A.ontheInternetB.atthemuseumC.atshopsD.bothAandB()4.Ifyouwanttosavetime,youcan.A.visitonJanuary1stB.buyticketsatthemuseumC.takethequickentryD.visitonTuesdayDC英语返回()5.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.YoucanparkonAvenueduGénéralLemonierat6:30a.m.B.Ifthevisitorsleavethemuseum,theycanre-enter.C.YoucanenjoytheWesternartworksfromtheMiddleAges.D.Quickentrytothemuseumneedsanhour.C英语返回BImagineascenelikethis:Millionsofpeoplegoingtoandfor,travelingtodifferentdestinations.Robotsworkhereandthere,helpingpeoplegetaround.Therearevariousgardensinwhichpeoplecansitandrelax.Doesitsoundlikeasmalltownfromthefuture?Itis,infact,theBeijingDaxingInternationalAirport,whichtoppedtheGuardian’s“sevenwondersofthemodernworld”list.Afternearlyfiveyearsofconstruction(建设),theairportofficiallyopenedonSept.25,2019.LocatedatthesouthernborderofBeijing,itistheworld’slargestairport.Itisquitelargebothintermsofitsareaanditstravelercapacity(承载量).Ithastheworld’slargestflightterminal(航站楼)inasinglebuilding.Thebuildinghasanareaof700,000squaremeters—thesizeof98soccerfields.Itwilleventuallybeabletohandlemorethan100millionpassengersayear.That’saroundthetotalpopulationoftheUKandCanada.Apartfromitssize,theairporthasattractedattentionbecauseitusesnewtechnologiesthatmakeitsmarterandmoreefficient.Forexample,airportbagg