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1、;.2019.1虹口区初三英语第一学期期末质量抽查卷满分150分,完卷时间100分钟)Part1Listening(第一部分听力)I.Listeningcomprehension(听力理解)(共30分)A.Listenandchoosetherightpicture(根据你听到的内容,选出相应的图片)(6分)LH.5.6.Listentothedialogueandchoosethebestanswertothequestionyouhear(根据你听到的对话和问题,选出最恰当的答案):(8分)()7.A)Rainy.B)Windy.()8.A)Apples.B)Oranges.

2、()9.A)Bytrain.B)Bybus.()10.A)Inapostoffice.C)Inabank.()11.A)500yuan.B)550yuan.()12.A)Beforedinner.C)Tomorrowafternoon.C)Sunny.C)Bananas.C)Byplane.B)Inabookstore.D)Inalibrary.C)450yuan.B)Duringdinner.D)Tomorrowevening.D)Cloudy.D)Lemons.D)Bycar.D)50yuan.()13.A)Becauseshehasboughtanewcar.Becausesheisgo

3、ingtotakeadrivingtest.Becausetheyaregoingtoeatatarestauranttonight.Becauseshehassucceededinpassingherdrivingtest.()14.A)Heisverygoodatsports.Hedoesntlikeskiing.Heoftengoestothemountains.Hecamelastwhenhewentskiing.Listentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse(判断下列句子是否符合你听到的内容,符

4、合的用“T”表示,不符合的用“F”表示)(6分)()15.ThankyouseemstobegreatlywelcomedbyusChinesestudents.()16.AfriendofminetravelledtoBritainthesummerbeforelast.()17.TheoldmansaidThankyoutomyfriendafterreceivingthehelp.()18.NowadaysmoreBritishpeopleliketosayCheersbecauseitcanalsomeanThankyou.()19.Itsnotpropertouseapleasant

5、gestureorabigsmiletoexpressthanks.()20.Fromthispassagewecandrawaconclusionthatthereareatleastthreewaystoexpressthanks.Listentothepassageandcompletethefollowingsentences(听短文,完成下列内容。每空格限填一词)(10分)Lucky,aLittlePenguin,hastomakesurehisdailysafety.LittlePenguinsarethesmallestpenguinsintheworld一onlycentime

6、trestall.Therearearound200ofLittlePenguinsintheircolony(群落)now,butoncetherewere40.YoucanhelpLittlePenguinsbyanyrubbish,especiallyplasticoneonthebeach.W.au,andyouwilllearnhowto-toprotectLittlePenguins.Part2Phonetics,VocabularyandGrammar(第二部分语音,词汇和语法)IIChoosethebestanswer(选择最恰当的答案):(共20分)()26.Whichist

7、hefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciation?againstB.abilityC.allowD.attitude()27.Fortunately,Idontneedtobuyanytonightbecausethereisstillalittleinthefridge.juiceB.tomatoC.grapeD.pineapple()28.FrancewontheWorldCupforsecondtimewitha4-2victorylastJuly.A.aB.anC.theD./()29.Mrs.ZhuteachesChinese,

8、andwealllikeherlessonssomuch.A.weB.usC.ourD.ourselves()30.Itwassaidthatsomethingterriblehappenedherethesnowywinter.A.onB.atC.inD.by()31.RoomEscape(密室逃脱)gamesarebecomingmoreandmorepopularyoungpeople.aboutB.withC.fromD.until()32.Thestudentsrantotheplaygroundasastheycouldtogreetthefamoussportsman.fastB

9、.fasterC.fastestD.thefastest()33.Mariesmumlooksyoungandbeautiful.ItshardtoimaginesheisalreadyinherA.fortiesB.fortyC.fortiethD.fortieths()34.Theteacherheldabookinonehandandhisnotesin.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.others()35.Weprotectourprivacy(隐私)andpreventthereleaseofourpersonalinformation.A.needB.can

10、C.mayD.must()36.Stopaboutthefoodsafety.Justthinkaboutwhatwecandotoimproveit.A.complainB.tocomplainC.complainingD.complained()37.DyingtoSurvive(我不是药神)greatsuccesssinceitwasreleasedinJuly,2018.A.achievedB.hasachievedC.achievesD.willachieve()38.Hongkoufootballstadiumsoontobecomea“footballandsportslandm

11、ark”inShanghai.A.willberebuiltB.wasrebuiltC.willrebuildD.rebuilt()39.Bytheendoflastweek,allofusthehomeworkaboutChinesegeography.A.finishedB.havefinishedC.wouldfinishD.hadfinished()40.-areyouabletotypetheEnglishwords?-Aboutfortytofiftywordsaminute.A.HowoftenB.HowfastC.HowlongD.Howfar()41.Notonlymypar

12、entsbutalsoIabigfanofBeijingOpera.A.amB.areC.isD.be()42.Youwillgainweightyoureducetheamountyoueat.A.ifB.sinceC.butD.unless()43.beautifultheriversideareasalongtheHuangpuRiverareatnight!;.A.WhatB.WhataC.HowD.Howa()44.一Idontknowhowtosearchfortherightinformation.-.Illhelpyou.A.IhopesoB.NeitherdoIC.Imafr

13、aid,tooD.Dontworry()45.-Youdbettergotoseethedoctor.A.ThatsallrightB.Yes,IwillC.Yes,youcanD.ImgladyoulikeitCompletethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.(将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空限填一词,每词只能填一次)(共8分)A.appliedB.crazyC.seriouslyD.consideredE.gentlyBreadisnotjustforeatinganymore!Hav

14、eyouever46keepingbreadinyourmedicinebox?Thatmaysound47,butbreadismoreusefulthanyouthink.Herearesomeunusualusesforbread.InancientChina,peopleusedbreadasakindofmedicine.Inthosedays,moldybreadwas48toopenwoundsinordertotreatorpreventwounds.Brokenglassisabigproblemforhousewives.Dontworry!Youcancollecttho

15、sesharpbitsby49pressingapieceofbreadontopofthem.Thenthrowitawaycarefully.A.wholeB.turnsoutC.tearsD.pointsoutE.painDoescuttingonionscauseyoutocry?Tryholdingapieceofbreadinyourmouth,withalittlebitstickingout.Nomore50.Arefingerprintsonyourwallsdrivingyoumad?Whitebread51tobeaperfectcleaning“cloth”.Whyno

16、ttrybreadwhenyouhavesplintersinyourfinger?Placeabitofbreadoverthesplinter,coveritwithapieceofsoftmaterial,andleaveitthe52night.Thebreadcandrawoutthesplinterwithout53asyousleep.Sonowyouknowthataloafofbreadinyourkitchenhasmoretoofferthanjustsandwiches.2.53.Completethesentenceswithth

17、egivenwordsintheirproperforms(用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子)(共8分)TonyhasgonetoAustraliaandwillstaythereformorethantwo.(month)Itseemstothatnaturecanbesodamagingtothosekindpeople.(fair)Iattendedtheprofessorslectureyesterday,butIdidntenjoyhisverymuch.(speak)ThefirstChinaInternationalImportExpobeganonNovemberthe,

18、2018inShanghai.(five)Cigaretteendswhichpeoplecarelesslythrowawayarethecauseofforestfires.(possibly)Hisdesignwontheheartofcustomersandtheproductsweresoldoutinaweek.(create)Sofartheinventionhasnotbeenusedinindustryorinanyotherfield.(wide)Thedoctorsontheboyandtookoutthebuttonbatteryinhisstomachlastnigh

19、t.(operation)Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired(根据所给要求,改写下列句子。每空格限填一词)(共14分)Tinausedtobeatourguideinatravelagency.(改为一般疑问句)Tinatobeatourguideinatravelagency?Sherrysgrandpahasneverbeenabroadallhislife.(改为反意疑问句)Sherrysgrandpahasneverbeenabroadallhislife,?TheTourdeFrance(环法自行车赛)lastsabout23daysever

20、ysummer.(对划线部分提问)doestheTourdeFrancelasteverysummer?Mydinnerwasmadeupofsomefish,potatoes,andfruitsalad.(保持句意基本不变)Mydinnersomefish,potatoesandfruitsalad.Wereusethewastepaperinordertoprotecttheenvironment.(改为被动语态)Thewastepaperinordertoprotecttheenvironment.Johnaskedhisdaughter,“Areyougettingalongwellw

21、ithyournewclassmates?”(改为宾语从句)Johnaskedhisdaughtershegettingalongwellwithhernewclassmates.David,tomake,hisbabysister,tellstories,gotosleep,everynight(连词成句)Part3ReadingandWriting(第三部分读与写)IX.ReadingComprehension(阅读理解):(共50分)A.Choosethebestanswer(根据文章内容,选择最恰当的答案):(12分)WhohasseenYeti?Thismysterioushuman

22、-likeanimallivesinandaroundAsiashighHimalayanMountains.Ordoeshe?Foryears,storiesoftheYetihaveattractedtheinterestofexplorersandadventurerfromaroundtheworld.InthelocalculturesoftheHimalayanpeople,oldstoriesofthefamousYetiareeverywhere.ManystoriessaytheYetiisnotananimal,butperhapsahalf-ape(半猿),halfhum

23、anintelligentanimal.Noonecansayforsure.WhatwedoonlyknowisthattheYetiisapowerfulmixoffactandfiction.Over150yearsago,EuropeanscuriousabouttheYetibegantoenterChina.TheywerelookingforsomethingtoprovethattheYetiexisted.Theyhopedthephotograph,ormaybeevencatch,areal-lifeYeti.Overtheyears,manyexplorerssawla

24、rgeunexplainedfootprintsinthesnow.SeveralEuropeanclimbersevenreportedseeingahairy,ape-likeanimalfromadistance.ThesearchfortheYetididntbecomesopopularlater.Yetifur“found”byvariousclimberswasexaminedbyscientistsandprovedtobeunreal.PeoplebegantoquestiontheexistenceoftheYeti.In1998,theChinesegovernmenth

25、adtostopsomeactivitiesofanaturereserve(保护区)whichwasdoinggreatbusinessbyinvitingtouriststobuyticketsandhunttheYeti.ThereserveevenofferedlargepricesforanyoneluckyenoughtocatchaYeti!Clearly,basichumancuriosity(好奇心)keepstheYetimythalivetoday.Plentyofunexplainedfootprints,bodiesandstoriescontinuetofeedou

26、tcuriosityaswell.However,nobodycanproveexactlywhethertheYetiexistsornot.()69.ExplorersandadventurersfromaroundtheworldwanttoknowmoreabouttheYetibecause.theYetiisharmfultohumanbeings.theyareinterestedinstoriesoftheYeti.theywanttomakealivingbyhuntingtheYeti.theYetilivesinandaroundAsiashighHimalayanMou

27、ntains.()70.Theunderlinedword“fiction”inParagraph1probablymeans“”.A.storiespeopleimagineB.opinionspeoplehaveC.reasonspeopleexplainD.thingspeoplecomplainabout()71.PeoplebegantothinktheYetimaynotexist.whenEuropeanscuriousabouttheYetidecidedtoenterChinabeforetheChinesegovernmenthadtostopsomeactivitieso

28、fanaturereserveafterYetifor“found”byvariousclimberswasprovednottruewhenseveralEuropeanclimbersfailedtophotographareal-lifeYeti()72.ThereserveinvitedtouriststohunttheYetiinorderto.A.makemoneyB.proveYetisexistenceC.doexperimentsD.makeitselffamous()73.Whichstatementistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Itiscer

29、tainthatYetiisahuman-likeanimalwhichlivesinandaroundHimalayanMountains.ItisprovedthatseveralEuropeanclimbersreallysawahairy,ape-likeanimalfromadistance.ItisallowedbytheChinesegovernmenttohunttheYetiforresearchinanaturereserve.ItishumancuriositythathasspreadthestoriesoftheYetiforoveracentury.()74.The

30、besttitleofthepassagemightbe.A.YetiHuntingB.UnexplainedFootprintsC.AmountainMythD.HumanCuriosityChoosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage(选择最恰当的单词或词语完成短文)(12分)NarcissuswasafamouscharacterinGreekmyth.Onceuponatime,therewasaboycalledNarcissus.Hewasthesonofagodandhisbeautywontheheartsofmillionso

31、fwomen.Theyfellinlovewithhim,butheturnedthemaway.Hewasso75thathelookeddownuponandevenlaughedatgirlswhofellinlovewithhim.OneofthewholovedNarcissuswasanymph(女神)calledEcho.Echocouldnotspeak76-whatshecouldonlyrepeatwhatwassaidtoher,soshecouldntexpressherloveforNarcissus.Oneday,whenNarcissuswaswalkingint

32、hewoodswithsomefriends,helosthisway.Hecalledout“Isanyonehere?”Echoreplied,“Here,Here”rightaway.Echosteppedforwardwithopenarms,wantingtohughim.ButNarcissus77toacceptEchoslove.Echowassoupsetthatsheranawayandhidinasmallcavewithnothingleftexcepther78.Thatswhy“echo”meansrepeatedsoundinEnglish.Anothergodd

33、essfoundoutaboutthis,andshedecidedtopunish(惩罚)hisbehaviorbecauseit79crueltyandpain.SheattractedNarcissustoapool,wherehesawhisownreflection(倒影)inthewaterandfelldeeplyinlovewiththebeautyofhisreflection,notrealizingitwashimself.Hetriedtokissit.However,assoonashetouchedthesurfaceofwater,thereflectionmov

34、edaway.Hestaredathisbeautifulreflectionforsuchalongtimethatheforgotallabouttheneedtoeatanddrink.80,helosthislife.Wherehediedaflowergrew,andthatfloweriscalledanarcissustoday.()75.A.kindB.surprisedC.proudD.confused()76.A.loudlyB.properlyC.quietlyD.recently()77.A.managedB.arrangedC.preferredD.refused()

35、78.A.voiceB.friendsC.loveD.clothesC.putoffC.InbriefD.gaveupD.Intheend()79.A.stoodforB.dealtwith()80.A.InadditionB.InfactFillintheblankswithproperwords(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)Manypeoplethinkofbully(欺凌)asonechildpushingorhittinganother.However,bullyingisnotonlyp81.Wordsalsohurtpeopleb

36、adly.WhenIwasinjuniorhighschool,thegirlsinmyclasswouldlaughatmeoraskquestionsdesignedtoembarrassme.Theirwordsreallyhurtmesomuchthatitwasdifficultformetof82myattentiononstudy.BekindWESTANbTOfiETHEftAGAINSTBULLYINfithanyouthink.Youmaynotthinkofyourselfasabully,butdoyoualwaysplayjokesonothers?Iftheothe

37、rpersonisntlaughing.YourwordsoractionsmayhurtmoreWhensomepeoplearebullied,theywillmaker83byhurtingothers.Nomatterwhatyourexperiencesare,beingkindwillmakeyoutrulypowerful.SpeakupWhenyounoticeonepersonbullyinganother,youaresupposedtowarnthemtostopi84andfirmly(坚定地).Yourhesitationwillmaketheproblemworse

38、,iftheydontstop,walkawayandtellanadultaboutthebullying.StandtallIfyouarebullied,donttrytofaceitalone,butaskaparentorothertrustedadultforhelp.Similarly,inplaceswherebullyinghappens,stayclosetoafriendb85bulliesoftenaimatpeoplewhoareisolated(孤立的).Whenyourebeingbullied,walkawaycalmly.Leavingwillkeepyous

39、afe,andifyoudontseemfrightenedorupset,thebullymayfeelboredandl86interestinyou.Finally,rememberthatwhatishappeningisnotyourm87.Bulliesareresponsiblefortheiractionsandwords.Makesureyourlifewillnotbeaffectedbytheirwordsandaction.Andwhenyoumeetotherswhoareweakerthanyou,rememberthattheyarevaluable,too.81

40、.p82.f83.r84.i85.b86.l87.mD.Answerthequestions(根据短文内容回答下列问题)(12分)Detectivey-ierlOCKHeiress7Whetherfromthenovels,TVshowormovies,everyoneknowsSherlockHolmes.Hisstoriesareamongthemostreadmaterialintheworld,behindonlytheBible(圣经)andthedictionary.ThefamousdetectivestorieswerewrittenbySirArthurConanDoyle.

41、Thoughhestudiedmedicineandmanagedtopractiseit,writingbecamehispleasureinlifeandmadehimfamousallovertheworld.Inadditiontohisgiftinwritingdetectivestories,hehadamedicalbackgroundthatenabledhimtobeofserviceduringwarsandjourneystobothAntarcticaandAfrica.Duringhisuniversityyears,Doylefoundhisstudiesdullbutlovedwatchinghisunusualteachers.OneofthesewasDr.JosephBell,wholikedtoobservetofindsolutionstoproblems.WhileBellcouldguesspeoplesjobsjustbyobser

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