2024年重庆中考二轮语法突破课时练习 专题三代词 第1节　人称代词、物主代词、反身代词（含答案）

2024年重庆中考二轮语法突破课时练习
专题三　代词　
第1节　人称代词、物主代词、反身代词　
一、单项选择。
　　　　　　　　　
(　)1.If you come, I’ll be glad to be 　　　　guide. (2023·重庆A卷)
A.you　　　 B.your　　　 C.yours
(　)2.However, didn’t enjoy ourselves after getting here. (2023·重庆B卷)
A.we B.he C.I
(　)3.Believe in and you can make it. (2022·重庆B卷)
A.myself　　　　　B.yourself C.himself D.herself
(　)4.Ann has got a letter from her best friend. It makes 　　　　quite excited. (2021·重庆A卷)
A.she B.her C.hers D.herself
(　)5.Quan Hongchan won gold in women’s diving (跳水) at World Cup in Canada and 　　　　is the pride of our country. (2023·巴蜀中学三模)
A.she B.her C.hers D.herself
(　)6.My sister is only six, but 　　　　can already help with some housework.(2023·八中三模)
A.she B.he C.we D.they
(　)7.We should depend on 　　　　more than our parents and teachers. (2023·西大附中三模)
A.us B.our C.ourselves D.ours
(　)8.—Where did you get the toy car
—From Betty. She made it 　　　　. (2023·河北)
A.myself B.himself C.herself D.yourself
(　)9.　　　　 teacher talked to 　　　　about the stories of the Silk Road. (2023·天津)
A.Our; us B.Our; we C.Ours; us D.Ours; we
(　)10.Your school library looks as modern as 　　　　. Can you show me around (2023·江苏连云港)
A.we B.us C.our D.ours
二、填空。
1.My father bought a new bike for (I).
2.Don’t shake the young tree. 　　　　leaves are falling off. You should look after 　　　　(it).
3.—May I use 　　　　(you) bike
—Sorry, 　　　　is broken.
4.She is a friend of . We got to know each other three years ago.
5.Everybody is here except Ann and (she) friend Jane. are in the library now.
6.Though is raining heavily outside, (we) are still playing on the ground.
7.Did Peter enjoy at Lily’s birthday party last night
8.—Is it Miss Liu’s new bike
—Yes, it’s 　　　　. It’s beautiful, isn’t it
三、语法改错。(请在句中画出错误之处并改正)
1.I sister is very nice to me.

2.Lily is a friend of me. I won’t let you hurt her.

3.My mother and me went shopping this afternoon.

4.Jack is 10 years old now. He can look after him.

5.—Is this phone your
—No, it’s Lily’s.

四、阅读理解。
In 1903, a woman named Emily Davison threw herself under the king’s horse during a horse race and died. In her pocket, she had a note that read, “Votes for women.” Emily was a “suffragette”. Suffragettes were women who started working together in 1903 to ask for equal rights(平等权利)for women.
More than 100 years ago, women in the UK could not vote, go to university or work the same jobs as men. If they wanted a divorce, men would get their children. Sometimes, poor men sold their wives(妻子)in markets.
The suffragettes wanted to change this. More than 1,000 of them were arrested(逮捕), but they did not stop. In 1928, women in the UK got the right to vote and then more women started to study and get new jobs. In 1952, women teachers got the right to earn the same money as men for doing the same work.
Many things have improved since the suffragettes’ time, but some people think that men and women are still not equal. For example, even now in the UK, men get 20 percent more than women for the same work.
(　)1.The underlined word “divorce” means “” in Chinese.
A.婚姻 B.离婚 C.地位 D.权利
(　)2.Why did Emily throw herself under the king’s horse
A.She wanted to kill the king.
B.She liked the king.
C.She wanted to fight for the rights for women.
D.She didn’t want to live any more.
(　)3.What’s the right order of the events
a.Women got the right to vote.
b.Wives were sold in markets.
c.Women teachers got the same pay as men for the same work.
d.The suffragettes started to fight for women’s rights.
A.acbd B.cdab C.bdac D.dbac
(　)4.What can you infer from the passage
A.The suffragettes had fought for women’s equal rights for years.
B.Women and men are totally equal now.
C.Men don’t want women to have equal rights as they do.
D.Fighting for women’s equal rights still has a long way to go.
五、短文填空。
(2023·南岸区九年级质量监测)
How do you treat your books Do you use a bookmark to avoid folding a page or put your books in order on a bookcase Or perhaps you pay 　1　 attention to their condition — you’re happy to make marks or take notes down the margins (空白) of a page. You take your books with you wherever you go, even if they may get damaged (破坏的). What’s 　2　 opinion—do you think they should always be kept in good condition
Yes. Books need our respect.
It is important to care for your books. This is especially true if the book cost a lot of money, or was given to you 　3　 a present. If you don’t look after your personal things well, people might not buy them for you in the future. They also won’t last long if they are damaged. Over time, treating books badly could become a bad 　4　. If you damage books that you’ve borrowed from the library or a friend, you might end up with some 　5　 or an unhappy friend.
No. It doesn’t matter as long as you 　6　.
One of the great things about a book is that readers can make it their own with notes. If it’s a gift, you can write a nice message. These little messages can make a book feel personal and special to you. It doesn’t matter 　7　 a book is in perfect condition or not. Writers just want people to read their stories, and they don’t 　8　 how or where people do it.
1.　　 　2.　　 　3.　　 　4.　　
5.　　 　6.　　 　7.　　 　8.　　
参考答案
一、单项选择。
1-5 BABBA　6-10 ACCAD
二、填空。
1.me　2.Its; it　3.your; mine　4.mine　5.her; They
6.it; we　7.himself　8.hers
三、语法改错。
1.I—My　2.me—mine　3.me—I　4.him—himself
5.your—yours
四、阅读理解。
1-4 BCCD
五、短文填空。
1.less　2.your　3.as　4.habit　5.money/fines
6.read　7.whether/if　8.mind/care