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(n.)班长；监督员 11. 　 　(adj.)乐意的 12. (v./n.)承诺；保证 13. 　 　(n.)得分；成绩 14. 　 　(n.)家务劳动 15. (adj.)愚蠢的；傻气的 16. 　 　(adj.)极好的 17. 　 　 (adv.)面向未来的；向前 18. 　 　(v.)赢；获胜 19. (prep.)在……期间 20. 　 　(num.)第二 21. 　 　(v.)收集 22. 　 　(n.)垃圾 23. 　 　(n.)营地；帐篷 24. 　 　(v.)拿；带 25. (n./v.)改变；变化 26. 　 　(n.)将来；未来 27. 　 　(n.)问题 28. 　 　(n.)机器 29. 　 　(n.)机器人 30. 　 　(n.)太空；空间 31. 　 　(n.)交通 32. 　 　(adj.)便宜的 33. 　 　(n.)小时 34. 　 　(v.)升起；上升 1. watch(n.)手表→　 　(pl.) 2. lose(v.)失去→　 　(adj.)失去的 3. careful(adj.)仔细的；认真的；小心的→ (adv.)仔细地；认真地；小心地 →　 　(n./v.)关心；在意 4. strange(adj.)奇怪的→　 　(n.)陌生人 5. worry(v.)焦虑；担心→　 　 (adj.)焦虑的，担心的 6. hope(n.)希望→　 　(adj.)有希望的 →　 　(adj.)无望的 7. beach (n.)海滩→　 　 (pl.) 8. able(adj.)能够……的→ (adj.) 不能够……的 9. free(adj.)空闲的；空余的→　 　 (adv.)空闲地 10. rain(n./v.)雨；下雨→ (adj.)下雨的 11. wind(n.)风→　 　(adj.)刮风的 12. true(adj.)真的；真实的→　 　 (adv.)真正地 13.heavy(adj.)繁重的；沉的→ (adv.) 沉重地 14. easy(adj.)容易的→　 　(adv.)容易地 1.　 　 匆匆忙忙 2.　 　 寻找 3.　 　 (希望、梦想等)实现，成真 4.　 　 首先；第一 5.　 　 和；又 ；也 6.　 　与某人交谈 7.　 　不仅……而且…… 8.　 　几百；成百上千 9.　 　 盼望 10.　 　列一张……的清单 11. 几千；成千上万 12.　 　 弹钢琴 13. 过得愉快 14.　 　 说汉语 15.　 　不再…… 16.　 　想要做某事 17.　 　 担心 18.　 　 玩得愉快 19.　 　与某人相处融洽 20.　 　乐于做某事 21.　 　 游泳游得好 22.　 　 制作海报 名词性物主代词 1.—Whose bag is this? 　—It's mine. 2.Are these crayons yours？ 情态动词can 1.I can play the piano. 2.She can dance really well. 3.We can teach you Chinese. 一般将来时be going to do 1.I'm going to check my email. 2.We are going to have a picnic. 3.What are you going to do at the weekend？ 一般将来时will 1.Every family will have a small plane. 2.Teachers won't use chalk on a blackboard. 3.What will life be like in the future？ 2024·广东中考英语·高分一轮·备考精练 一、语法选择 通读下面短文， 掌握其大意， 然后按照句子结构的语法和上下文连贯的要求， 从每题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，并将字母编号填写在题前括号内。 Mr. Clark is a 45­year­old man. He works in　 1 　 restaurant. He is the manager of the restaurant. Every day, he goes to work early and gets home late.　 2 　 home is a little far from the restaurant. He usually　 3 　 a bus to work. There are lots of people　 4 　 in the restaurant and even more people on weekends.　 5 　 why do they like to eat in the restaurant? Because there are different　 6 　 of specials in the restaurant every day. The beef noodles and the mutton soup are very cheap today. There are three sizes－the small, the medium bowl and the large bowl. Most people　 7 　 the large ones, because a large bowl of beef noodles is only six dollars and a large bowl of mutton soup is only five dollars. 8 　 a day's work today, Mr Clark feels tired, but he is happy. He says he likes meeting and　 9 　 to people. He is friendly to everyone, so　 10 　 people like him. He thinks he has a good job. (　　)1. A. an B. a C. the D. / (　　)2. A. His B. He C. It D. Its (　　)3. A. take B. takes C. bring D. brings (　　)4. A. visit B. visiting C. eat D. eating (　　)5. A. Because B. If C. But D. Or (　　)6. A. colour B. colours C. kind D. kinds (　　)7. A. ordered B. order C. cooked D. cook (　　)8. A. After B. Before C. Under D. Behind (　　)9. A. talk B. talking C. stop D. stopping (　　)10. A. few B. little C. much D. many 二、阅读理解 阅读下面短文， 从每小题所给的四个选项中， 选出能回答所提问题或完成所给句子的最佳答案，并将字母编号填写在题前括号内。 A Chinese business claiming to be the world's first “robot restaurant complex” opened on Monday in the southern Guangdong Province. It is the first restaurant which is all managed by robots in the world. Tianjiang Food Kingdom－located in Foshan's Shunde District－is the sixth automated(自动的) restaurant operated by Qianxi Robot Catering Group. The robot restaurant provides seats for nearly 600 people and enough space for over 400 robots that can cook 200 dishes from three main types: Chinese food, hot pot and fast food. When guests arrive at the pink­and­white restaurant, they can order food with wide­eyed robot waiters. As the food is ready, it is delivered directly to their table from a skyrail system. Some robots, such as the burger machine, serve customers 24 hours a day. Xiao Ran, deputy general manager at Qianxi Group said, “A complete scientific control system and the common use of smart equipment make the risk of coronavirus infection decline. This makes it safer and cleaner.” The need to reduce human­to­human contact during the COVID­19 pandemic has given robots a good platform. Since January, they've been used to disinfect(消毒) hospitals, serve food to sick patients, and watch the streets. Some of these robots can do everything from taking people's temperature to delivering public safety messages to anyone who was caught without a face mask in public. The pandemic has also given businesses like unmanned convenience stores and automated grocery delivery services a new lease on life. During China's COVID­19 outbreak in February, 2020, Qianxi Group sent a robot which could prepare over 100 portions of clay pot rice per hour for a Wuhan hospital, reducing the risk of transmission(传播) from human contact. (　　)1. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Tianjiang Food Kingdom can offer seats to over 600 people. B. There are about 40 robots working in Tianjiang Food Kingdom. C. Robots in Tianjiang Food Kingdom can cook 200 dishes for customers. D. Customers can not buy burgers in Tianjiang Food Kingdom after midnight. (　　)2.What does the word “decline” in Paragraph 4 mean? A. Increase. B. Reduce. C. Grow. D. Cut. (　　)3.The writer thinks the robots are very during the COVID­19 pandemic. A. dangerous B. valueless C. expensive D. helpful (　　)4.Qianxi Robot Catering Group in February, 2020. A. raised money for Wuhan B. served food to sick people C. opened an automated restaurant in Wuhan D. sent a robot that could cook food for a Wuhan hospital (　　)5.The best title of this passage is . A. How to Make a Robot Waiter B. The History of Robots in China C. Robots' Jobs During COVID­19 Pandemic D. The First Robot Managed Restaurant in the World 三、短文填空 请从方框内选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空，使文章完整连贯。注意每空一词，每词仅用一次，有两词为多余项。 young example because name be only a he carry on improve old Tianjin University held a common graduation ceremony(毕业典礼) in June, 2018. However, it received much attention 1.　 　 there is an excellent student named Xue Minxiu who was born in 1937. She is actually one of the 2.　 　 persons to show that it is never too old to learn. In June of 2002，the New Jersey Legislature(立法结构) honored Anne for graduating from Smith College at the age of 87.After graduating, she wrote a book 3.　 　 Never Too Late.It includes her interesting learning stories in her life.Another graduate(毕业班), Charlie, started college in 1941, but his education was cut short when he 4.　 　 asked to serve in WWⅡ.But Charlie never forgot how close he came to graduation.Almost half 5. 　 　 century later, the 89­year­old man graduated from Arkansas Tech as the school's oldest graduate. Like Charlie, Tom also became one of Britain's oldest graduates after he received 6. 　 　 master(硕士)degree in History from Buckingham University. When he was 89, he also studied together with his wife who had been 7.　 　 to him for more than 50 years. They have really set good 8.　 　 for us.Whether we are old or 9.　 　， we shouldn't be afraid to challenge ourselves.Our lifetime is short, so we'd better put our time to good use and 10.　 　ourselves.So never stop learning. $$