上海市张江集团学校初三上学期英语第一次月考(含答案)-文档资料

1、张江集团学校2019 学年第一学期初三英语阶段评估一时间：100 分钟满分： 150 分2019.10.09 . Choosethebestanswer（20%）26. It is impossible for the little boy to tearthis piece of paperinto pieces. Which of the following is correctfor the underlined word in the sentence?A. /te?/B. /t?/C. /t:/D. /te?/27. _are used _ a simple life in the

2、countryside now.A. The Browns, to livingB. Browns, to liveC. The Brownfamily, to livingD. The Browns ,tolive28. _ of themlike travelling around the city by bike.A. EveryB. EachC. NoneD. Neither29. The streetbetween our housing estateand the supermarketis _wide.A. two meters B. two metersC. two meter

3、D. a two-meter30. _Thamesis themotherriver of _ United Kingdom.A. /, theB. The, /C./,/D. The, the31. Dont anyonejust becauseof his humble background.A. look upB. look down atC. look down uponD. look for32. I get off _ Jinxiu Road underground station,for I live _ No. 56, Jinxiu Road.A. at, atB. on, o

4、nC. at, inD. at,on33. All of us gave up climbingto the top of the mountain,_that Jonny, my uncle _ do so.A. besides, couldB. exceptfor, had toC. besides, mightD. except,was able to34. By the age of five, he_ more than1000English words.A. willrememberB. remembersC. haverememberedD. had remembered35.

5、_great fun it is to go for a swim in the seain summer!A. WhatB. What aC. What anD. How36. Could you tell me _?A. why didn tyou comeB. what haveyou doneC. where the hospitalwasD. how you like thespeech37. The book he_on thetable is still _ there.A. lay, lyingB. laid, layingC. lied, lyingD. laid, lyin

6、g38. -_canAirbus A380 fly?-About 1000km perhour.A. How fastB. How muchC. How longD. How soon39. The museum _next month to celebratethe Science and TechnologyFestival.A. is decoratedB. willdecorateC. is decoratingD. willbe decorated40. -_I park thecar herefor a while?-No, you mustn Dot. you seethe si

7、gn NOPARKING?A. WouldB. MayC. MustD. Should第1页/共8页41. I preferskiing to climbing becauseI think climbing is not so _ asskiing.A. excitingB. moreexcitingC. less excitingD. themost exciting42. _with the size of thewhole earth,thebiggest oceandoesnot seembig at all.A. CompareB. ComparingC. TocompareD.

8、Compared43. He admitted _ at his roommate,but herefused _ to him.A. laughing, apologizingB. to laugh, to apologizeC. laughing, to apologizeD. to laugh, apologizing44. -Would you like me to bring you a cup of coffee?-_.A. Yes,please.B. With pleasure.C. Yes,I dlove to.D. It svery kind of you.45. -I th

9、ink we should protectour traditional culture.-_.A. My pleasure.B. I agree.C. So am ID. That sallright . Completethefollowingpassagewith thewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethat thereisonemorewordthanisneeded（.8%）A. suggestsB. providingC. is capable ofD. shorterAB. testAC. competitionAD. l

10、ongerBC. releasedBD. takeninto accountWith the rise of automation and a growingdependence on computer, it sometimesfeels asthough no industry is truly safe from theall-powerful computer.Not eventhemosthuman taskofall-communication.Tech company Automated Insights has developed aprogram calledWordSmit

11、h, which_46_writing basic news stories at a breakneckspeed. NationalPublic Radio（美国国家公共电台） , the well-established defender of journalism, put this new technology to the _47_.Commissioning one of their fastest and finest, Scott Horsley, to a direct head-to-head _48_ with WordSmith,NPR wanted to seeho

12、w fast a computerreally could be.The rules for the racewere simple: Both contestantswaited for Denny sadinner chain, to come out with anearnings report（收益报告） . Oncethat was _49_,thestopwatchstarted. Both wrote a shortradio story and were graded on speedand style.Impressive as Horsleystime of seven m

13、inutes was, it was stillmore than three times_50_ than WordSmith, which finished the report in just two minutes. But the rules of the competition weren tentirely based on speed.Rather,style and general eloquence（口才） were also-_51_.The following areexcerptsfrom thetwo finished products-can you guess

14、which is which?Story #1:Denny sCorporation on Monday reported a first-quarter profit of 58.5 million. The Spartanburg, South Carolina-based companysaid it had a profit of tencentsper share.Story #2:Denny sCorporationnotcheda grand slam（大满贯） of its own in thefirst quarter, earning a better-than-expec

15、tedtencentsa share,as restaurantsales jumped by morethanseven percent.The growth in sales_52_consumersare opening their pocketbooksfor pancakes,eggs and hash browns.第2页/共8页In caseit snotobvious, Horsley was responsible for the latter（后者） , and the computerfor the former（前者） . Horsley sfull article w

16、as also more coherent（连贯） than the robot s, identifying and reportingrelevantfacts soonerand _53_morecontextualinformation.So while it was anundisputable（无疑问的） win for WordSmithin the efficiency department, stylistically, the human still holds an edge. For now, we still have something our computer c

17、ounterparts（对应物） don t-avoice all our own. . Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsin theirproperforms（8%）54. The robber stoppedanold woman, with a _look on his face.（fright ）55. During the invasion, instead of influencing the _,the Romans adaptedthe culture.（ Greece）56. Two _investigators havereache

18、dvirtually （事实上） thesameconclusions.（depend）57. They designed somenew software packagesto meetdifferent consumers （.require）58. Hes_put the invention into use for the long-duration spaceflight. （success）59. China maybe the world sfastest-growing automotivemarket,but so far homegrown Chinesecar desig

19、n has proven_（imagine）.60. The poor mansapartment was in the basement of the house with the _ van parked outside.（remove）61. In my opinion, the _deservemorecare and love in our society.（ability ） . Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired（14%）62. The taskis too difficult for thestudentsto completeon t

20、ime.（句意相同） It is _difficult a task_thestudentscan tcompleteit on time.63. When he was young, Martin looked tall and thin.（对划线部分提问）_Martin look when hewas Young?64. You canpaythe bill in cash.You canpaythebill by credit card.（合并为一句） You canpaythebill _in cash_by credit card.65. The local governmentor

21、ganizes the film festival every autumn.（改为被动语态） The film festival _by the local governmentevery autumn.66. The girl thinksno one will like the plan.（改为反义疑问句）67. I will believe it when I haveseenit with my own eyes.（句意相同）I _believe it _I haveseenit with my own eyes.68. girls, of, Team,from, made, Foo

22、tball, up, Women s,different, is, Chinese, provinces（连词成句）_Part 3Readingand Writing . Choosethebestanswer（选择最恰当的答案）（12%）A(2019年北京高考真题 A 篇阅读 )It was a cold March day in High Point, North Carolina. The girls on the WesleyanAcademy softball were waiting for their nextturns at bat during practice,stampi

23、ng their feetto staywarm, Eighth-grader Taylor Bisbee shivered(发抖 ) a little asshewatched her teammateParisWhite play.第3页/共8页ThetwodidntknoweachotherwellTaylorhadjustmovedtotownamonthorsobefore.Suddenly,Parisfelltotheground,“Pariseyerolledback,s”Taylorsays“.Shestartedshaking. Iknewitwasanemergency.”

24、Itcertainlywas,ParishadsufferedasuddenheartfailureWithoutimmediatemedicalcare,. Pariswoulddie“.DoesanyoneknowCPR?”CPRisalife-savingtechniqueTodoCPR,youpressonthesickperson.scheothatbloodtmovesthroughthebodyandtakesoxygentoorgansWithoutoxygenthebrainisdamagingquickly. Amazingly,TaylorhadjusttakenCPRc

25、oursethedaybeforeStill,shehesitated.Shedidn.tthinksheknewitwellenoughButwhennoonelsecameforward,TaylorrantoParisandbegan.doingCPR,“Itwascary.Iknewitwasthedifferencebetweenlifeandeath,saysTaylor”. Taylorsgetheschoolnurse,whobroughtadefibrillator,anelectronicdevices(器械)thatcanshockthe heartbackintowor

26、kLuckstayedwiththem:Paris.heartbeatturned.“IknowIwasreallucky,Parissaynow”“.MostpeopledontsurvivethisMyteamsaved. mylife ”ExpertssayParisright:Forasuddenheartfailure,thesinglebestchanceforsurvivalishavingsomeonenearbystepinandoCPRquickly.Today,Parisnurse“Ifeelmoreconfidentinmyactio.now,s”Taylorsays“

27、I.knowIcanactunderp essureina scarysituation.”69WhathappenedtoParisonaMarchday?.A.Shecaughtbadcold.B.Shehadsuddenheartproblem.C.Shewasknockeddownbyaball. D.Sheshiverterriblyduringpracticed 70WhydoesParissayshewaslucky?.A.Shemadeworthyfriend.B.Sherecovefromshocked.C.ShereceivedimmediateCPR.D.Shecameb

28、ackonthesoftballteam.71WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeTaylor?.A.Enthusiandkindstic.B.Courageousandcalm.C.Cooperativendgenerous.D.Ambitiousandprofessional.BSomeoftheworldsmostfamousmusiciansrecentlygatheredinParisandNewOrleansto celebratethfirstannualInternationalJazzDay.UNESCO(UnitedNationsE

29、ducational,Scientific andCulturalOrganization)recentlysetApril30asadaytoraiseawarenessofjazzmusic,its significance,anditspotentiasaunifying(l联合)voiceacrosscultures.Despitethecelebrations,though,intheU.Sthejazzaudiencecontinuestoshrinkandgrow.older,andthemusichasfailedtoconnectwithyoungergenerations.

30、It sJasonMoransjobtohelpchangethatAstheKennedyCenter.sartisticadviserfojazz, Moranhopestowidentheaudienceforjazz,makethemusicmoreaccessible（可接近,and的）preserve（保护itshistoryandculture）.“Jazzseemslikeit snotreallypartoftheAmericanappetite,MorantellsNationalPublic” RadiosreporterNealConan“WhatI.mhopingto

31、accomplish（实现isthatmygenerationand） youngerstarttoreconsiderandunderstandthatjazzisnotblackandwhiteanymoreItsactually.第4页/共8页color, and it sactually digital.”Moran saysone of theproblems with jazz today is that the entertainmentaspectof the musichasbeen lost. “ Themusic can tbepresentedtoday theway

32、it was in 1908or 1958. It hasto continue to move, becausethe way theworld works is not the same, ”saysMoran.Lastyear,Moran worked on a projectthat arranged FatsWallersmusic for a dance party, “ Justto kind of put it back in themind that Waller is dance music as much asit is concertmusic, ”says Moran

33、. “ Forme, it stherecontextualization（语境重构） . In music, where does theemotionlie?Are we, as humans,gaining anyinsight on how to talk about ourselves or how somethingasabstract （抽象的） as a Charlie Parkerrecord gets us into adialogue about our emotionsand our thoughts?Sometimes we lose sight that themu

34、sic hasawider context, says” Moran, “ soI want to continue thosedialogues. Thosearethe things I want to foster（促进） . ”72. Why did UNESCO setApril 30 as InternationalJazz Day?A. To remember thebirth of jazz.B. To protectcultural diversity.C. To encouragepeopleto study music.D. To recognize thevalue o

35、f jazz.73. What does theunderlined word “ thatin”paragraph3 refer to?A. Jazz becoming moreaccessible.B. The production of jazz growing faster.C. Jazz being less popular with the young.D. The jazz audience becoming larger.74. Which of the following canbe the besttitle for the text?A. Exploring the Fu

36、ture of Jazz.B. TheRise and Fall of Jazz.C. The Story of a Jazz Musician.D. Celebrating the JazzDay.C. Choosethewordsor expressionsandcompletethe passage完型填空（ 12%）2019年浙江高考真题改编 完型填空Alia Baker is a librarian Iraq. Her library used to be a meetingplace for all who loved booksand liked to shareknowledg

37、e. Theydiscussed various mattersall over theworld. When the war was near,Alia was _75_that the fires of war would destroy thebooks, which aremore precious to her thanmountainsof gold. The books are in every languagenew books, ancientbooks, _76_ a book on thehistory of Iraq that is sevenhundred years

38、 old.She had asked the government for permission to move the books to a safe place, but theyrefused. So Alia took mattersinto her own hands. Secretly,she brought books homeevery night,_77_hercar lateafter work. Her friends cameto help herwhen the war _78_.Anis who owned arestaurantagreedto hide some

39、books. All through thenight, Alia, Anis, his brothers and neighbours took thebooks from thelibrary, passedthemoverthe seven-footwall and hid them in the restaurant.The books stayedhidden asthe war _79_.Thennine days later,a fire burned the library to the ground.Oneday, thebombing stoppedand thesoldi

40、ers left. But the war was not over yet. Alia knewthat if the books were to be safe, they must be movedagain while the city was quiet. So shehired a truck to bring all thebooks to the housesof friends in the suburbs(郊区 ). Now Alia waited for the war to end and _80_peaceand a new library.75. A. worrie

41、dB. angryC. doubtfulD. curious76. A. thenB. stillC. evenD. rather77. A. startingB. parkingC. fillingD. testing第5 页 /共8 页78. A. took offB. broke outC. went offD. broke up79. A. openedB. stoppedC. continuedD. ended80. A. dreamedofB. believed inC. cared aboutD. looked forD. Readthepassageandfill in the

42、blankswith properwords（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给） （14 分）Twelve years ago, Jennifer Aniston was named the World sMost Beautiful by Peoplemagazine for thefirst time. Now, at the age of 47, sheis again honoredwith that title by the magazine.The news totally surprised Aniston, who 81 t_ herfame

43、 was overrated（高估） by thepopular press. Nonetheless,in the eyesof many fans, the Most Beautiful Womantitle is about much more than82 p_appearanceand shedeservesthe honor.Aniston slifehasbeenfull of ups and downs, but shehasalways kept a positive attitude, often with hersignature big smile.At the beg

44、inning of her career,Aniston was depressedby her unsuccessful 83 p_in afew television shows and films. After a period of frustrationand depression,shegot a chancetoperform in the sitcomFriends. She gained worldwide recognitionfor portrayingRachel Green, afashion enthusiast（狂热者） .WhenFriends cameto a

45、nend in 2019, Anistonsmuch publicized marriage with actorBradPitt, 84w_had beenconsidered a rare Hollywood success,was breaking down. The couplefiled for divorce in 2019.85 D_ hurt as shewas by thedivorce, the actressput all her heartto work and becameactivein acting, business and charitable activit

46、ies. Her resilience gave peopleyet anotherreasonto love her.Despite the frustration,Aniston hasachieved a lot in otheraspects.She received a staron theHollywood Walk of Fame in 2019 and two yearslater sheranked 86 t_on Forbes Top EarningActresses list. She is a successful businesswomanwho hasher own

47、 brand of perfume. Also, sheis no longer alonein life. She hasbeen married to actorJustin Theroux since last yearand the couple live a happy life togethernow.Aniston, the mostbeautiful woman, hasbeen agreat inspirationto many.With her ability toalways comeback no matterwhat life throws at her,sheis

48、sureto 87 r_beautiful regardlessof her age.E. Answerthe questions（回答问题）（12% ）At the beginning of March, Shanghaieducation authorities launched a MOOC website for localmiddle and high school students. Allthe students can log into the website with their uniqueregistered studentnumber（学籍号），takethecours

49、estheyare interestedin and discuss what theyhavelearned with their teachers.They will get a certificate （证书） after finishing thecourse.The website initially included 21 online courses covering a number of subjects in arts and sciences. Now, more new coursesareavailable on thewebsite to meettheneedso

50、f different students. All the courses were developedby teachersfrom some of the top high schools in Shanghai, and more schools are expectedto join them in the yearsto come.TheseMOOC coursesare designed to help studentswith courses theyare learning atschool and give them anopportunityto study extrare

51、sourcesoutside of theclassroom.Therefore,all the studentswho which to learn will get benefit from the courses. According to Jia Wei, deputy director of Shanghai Education Commission（上海市教委副主任） , another main goal is to “ providea第6页/共8页platform for studentsto adaptthemselvesto anew patternof educatio

52、n and gradually develop the habit of independent learning. ”In fact, distance education（远程教育） is not new in Westerncountries. By the end of the 1930swhen radio becamecommon,many U.S. colleges and universities had begun broadcasting educational programs for public schools. With the arrival of the Internet, MOOCs take distance education one stepfurther.While theywere labeled a“ tsunami（海啸） ” ofeducation by the president of Stanford University,educatorsin China believe theyare one of the mostimportantinventionsinthe field of education in the in