2015届初三期中小练习4(单选+完形+阅读+任务型+翻译句子).docx

北大附中2015届初三期中复习综合练习4班级_姓名一单选21. Tom, is this your dictionary? No, it s not . It s David s. A. yoursB. hisC. mine D. hers22. Bill Gates was born October 28, 1995. A. onB. inC. atD. of23. What can you see in the picture? I can see a farm. And there a lot of animals on it.A. isB. areC. will beD. be24. is the boy over there? He is my brother.A. What B. Who C. Whose D. Which25. China is one of countries in the world. A. oldB. the olderC. oldestD. the oldest26. Is there good on TV tonight? Im afraid not. A. somethingB. everythingC. anythingD. nothing27. you speak English? Yes, just a little. A. CanB. Must C. May D. Should28. The little boy is only six years old he can speak English well.A. orB. butC. so D. and 29. Did you give Tom a phone call?Yes, I did. But nobody .A. answerB. answeredC. has answered D. will answer30. All the students in Class 5 will climb the mountain if it rain tomorrow. A. wontB. dont C. didnt D. doesnt31. Youd better football on the road.A. not playB. not to playC. not playingD. play32. Keep quiet, kids. Dad in the next room. OK, Mum. A. is sleepingB. will sleepC. slept D. sleeps33. My mother dinner when I got home yesterday.A. cooksB. will cookC. is cooking D. was cooking34. The umbrella _ for keeping away the rain in the past.A. usesB. usedC. is usedD. was used35. Do you know the new mobile phone last week? Maybe 900 yuan. Im not quite sure.A. how much did she pay forB. how much will she pay forC. how much she paid forD. how much she will pay for二完形 Ill never forget one summer day in 1975. On that day my 36 suddenly died because of an unexplained illness at the age of 36. Later that afternoon, a police officer 37 to my house to ask for my fathers permission(允许) for the hospital to 38 Mothers valve(心脏瓣膜). I was greatly surprised. I ran into the house in tears. At 14 I just couldnt understand why people would take apart(分解) a person I 39 . 40 my father told him, “Yes.” “How can you let them do that to her?” I cried at him.“Linda,” he said 41 , putting his arms around me, “the greatest present you can give is a part of 42 . Your mother and I decided long ago that if we can make a persons life 43 after we died, our death will have meaning.”The lesson my father taught me that day became one of the most 44 in my life.Years passed. I married and had a family of my own. In 1996 my father became seriously ill. With a smile he told me that when he died, he wanted to donate(捐赠) whatever was in good condition, especially his eyes.My father died and we donated 45 as he had wanted. Three days later, my daughter said, “Mum, Im so 46 of what you did for Grandpa.” Then I realized that my father gave 47 his eyes. What he left behind sparkled(闪烁) in my daughters eyespride. 36. A. fatherB. motherC. grandmaD. grandpa37. A. shoutedB. sentC. cameD. reached38. A. operate B. useC. makeD. repair39. A. lovedB. lostC. forgotD. remembered40. A. SoB. AsC. ButD. And41. A. quietlyB. happilyC. angrilyD. loudly42. A. yourselfB. myselfC. himselfD. herself43. A. worseB. poorerC. betterD. more helpful44. A. wonderfulB. importantC. warm-heartedD. beautiful45. A. his heartB. his eyesC. his lifeD. his ears46. A. afraidB. tiredC. fullD. proud47. A. much more thanB. less thanC. many more thanD. as much as三阅读CDear Mum and Dad,How are you? Its my lunch hour so I thought Id write to you before my meeting this afternoon.Things are extremely busy. It always is before Christmas. We have five nights out this week! Last night we went to Michaels speech night. You would both have been so proud of your grandson. He won two prizes - one for Biology(生物) and one for Mandarin（中文）. Ill send you some photos when I get them back from the photo shop. He certainly deserved(理应) to get something as he has worked so hard this year. Hes still not sure what he wants to do when he finishes school next year. But he is certainly sure of one thing hes not going to follow in either his mothers or is fathers footsteps! We really dont mind what he does, as long as hes happy.Hes talking about leaving his job at Easyshop supermarket just after Christmas. He wants to get a different job hes not sure what, but his classmate Jack has been trying to persuade him to go fruit picking for a few weeks over the summer holidays. Jack tells me that lots of young people go fruit picking in Australia from all over the world. I think it would be really good for Michael to get out of home and be self-managing for a while. I also think it wouldnt hurt him to do some hard physical labour (as you know, our Michael is not very good at any kind of exercises!). And I know he would really benefit from meeting lots of young people from other cultures and learning a bit about the rest of the world. Ill give you a ring at the beginning of the week.Lots of kisses from Sophia 55. What time of year is it there?A. SpringB. SummerC. Autumn D. Winter56. What is Michael going to do when he finishes school next year?A. He is not sure for now.B. He is going to be a biologist.C. He is going to be a farmer growing fruits.D. He is going to do what his father is doing now.57. Why does Sophia think going fruit picking would be good for Michael? Because _.A. it would be good for him to do a different job B. it would be good for him to work with his classmate JackC. it would be good for him to do much hard physical labourD. it would be good for him to get out of home and be self-managing for a whileDEveryone knows hand-washing is important. But a new study shows how washing your hands often, and at the right time, can have an effect on your familys risk(危险) for getting sick. Most studies on hand-washing focus on medical and food service workers. But washing hands at home as a way to stop viruses（病毒） from spreading. Several studies show hands are the single most important way for all types of infections. Even though most people know to wash their hands after using the toilet.Researchers found 83 percent of virus was on the surface of bathroom, living room and kitchen. Another study found that at homes where salmonella(沙门氏菌) cases had been found, the bacteria remained there for three weeks. Thats why people should pay attention to cleaning such surfaces regularly and always wash hands after touching them. In one study, a volunteer touched a door handle that had been with a virus. He then shook hands with other volunteers, and further tests showed he had spread the virus to six people.The study authors note that time of hand-washing is the key. Its obvious to wash hands after using the toilet, before eating or handling food. Other important times for hand-washing are after cleaning up a pet, or after touching garbage cans, cleaning clothes, dish rags that may have come into contact with raw food.It may be hard to believe that something as simple as regular hand-washing can make a difference in your familys health, considering what happened in Hong Kong during the 2003 outbreak of SARS, a severe kind of disease. The outbreak caused the public pay more attention to their basic hygiene(卫生) habits, including regular hand-washing. Not only was the SARS stopped, but other cases of illnesses, including the flu, stopped.58. What is the main idea of the article? A. Why may hand-washing be your best medicine? B. Why the viruses spread so quickly?C. What is the most important time of washing hands? D. What can you do to stop yourself from being ill?59. In the last paragraph, the writer uses the example of SARS to show_.A. hands-washing plays an important part in fighting SARSB. hands-washing can improve your health quicklyC. hands-washing can cure many kinds of diseaseD. hands-washing is paid special attention60. From the text we can infer that_.A. people didnt know its important to wash handsB. the virus will die quickly after spreadingC. some pets may carry some kinds of virusD. the virus will stay under the surface四还原句子My father died when I was 5. It was hard on us all. My brother, who is 8 years older than me, began to watch over my mother and me.My mother was forced to get a full-time job. _61._ He would get me up for school, and make me breakfast. While I was eating he would lay out my clothes, make my bed, and gather my school books up. As we waited for the school bus, he would play the games my father used to play with me. _62._When we arrived home from school, he would help me with my homework and help Mom to cook.It was a Saturday in June a couple years later. My mother and I were at the store. They had the Fathers Day cards out. I stared at them. My mom said: “Honey, I know this is a hard time for you.” I said: “_63._ Why dont they have brothers day cards as well?”She smiled and said: “Youre right. Your brother has certainly been a father to you. Go ahead and pick out a card.”So I did. On Fathers Day, my mother and I sat my brother down and gave him the card. _64._ I heard the cracking (哽咽) in Moms voice as she said: “Son, your father is proud of you. You do your best to fill his shoes. We love you, and thank you.”A. No, Mom, thats not it.B. Mom always works hard.C. He did his best to make me happy.D. My brother had to get up early every morning.E. As he read it, I saw the tears forming in his eyes.五任务型阅读Music has always been an important part of Chinese peoples life. People enjoy listening to music at home and in concerts halls. As time goes by, music changes. Traditional(传统的) music is part of our culture, so it often stays with us for a long time. Many of the traditional Chinese songs have been around for many years. Young musicians(音乐家) learn songs from older musicians and the music changes only very little. Modern Chinese music, which is loved by many young people, however, is mainly pop music. That means the songs will be popular for a short time and then replaced(替代) by new songs. Todays musicians write new songs every year and we hear new songs on the radio every day. Before radio and TV were invented, music could only be heard live that is you had to go places where musicians gave performances(演出). The best musicians were very busy, so it was difficult and often expensive to hear really good music. For most people, the best chance to hear good music was during a festival or at a wedding. Today, people hear music all the time. Radio and TV play songs every day and night and you can even hear music played on the street. One thing that hasnt changed very much is what the songs are about. Both modern and traditional Chinese songs are about love and life. Some songs tell stories about past and some are about the news or the future. All of the songs have something to do with what it means to be a human being. Music, traditional or modern, Chinese or international, seems to be a world language that everybody can understand and enjoy. Music changes and styles come and go, but nothing changes our love for good music.65. Is music important for Chinese peoples life?66. How