c月考试卷初三年级学生

初三年级学生2月月考试四、单项填空（101分从下面各题所给的A、B、C、D -Mike,canIborrowyourdictionary?Ilost -Sure.HereyouA. B. C. D. ）22.Studentarenotallowedtorun theA. B. C. D. ）23.Hurryup! youwillbelatefortheA. B. C. D. -IsthisPeter’s-It behis.Hedoesn’tlikevolleyballatA. B. C. D. ）25.Aprilis monthoftheyearinChiangMai,A. B. C. D.the -WhatkindofmoviesdoyouIlikemovies arenotA. B. C. D. -WhatwasyourbrotherngwhenyouenteredhisHe totheA. B.waslisteningC.will D. ）28.I veryhardonEnglishsincethreeyearsA.have B. C. D.are ）29.Thefirstbasketballgameinhistory onDecember21th,A. B. C.isyedD.was -Couldyoulme -It’snexttothepostoffice.YoucanwalkA.whereisthe B.wherewastheC.wherethelibrary D.wherethelibrary五、完形填空（151.5分IcanrememberclearlythedayIarrivedatthelanguagecampwheresomethingmagicalhappenedtome.MyheartwasbeatingfastandIreallywantedtolMomtoturnaround,butwewereenteringthegateandIknewitwastoolate.Iwasgoingtobedroppedoffand (31)bymyselfattheageofnineforawholeweek.AtthegatetoSkogfjorden,peoplestartedtalkingtomeNorwegian(挪威语).WhathadIgottenmyselfinto?Icouldn’tunderstandanyother (32)butEnglish.Wethenwentthroughthe estationswhereIpickedanewnameandhadmybagschecked.Next,Iwassenttomyroom.Iwasupsetallthetime, (33)ifIreallycould(幸存)thewholeweek.Momhelpedmeunpackandorganizemystuff,butthenhadtoleave.Iwasterrifiedtotears.ButbythetimeIgotbacktomyroomwheremyroommate,Bob,waswaitingformewithasmilingface,myeyeswere IwassoscaredthefirstnightthatIhadtocallMom,butsheinsistedIshouldlearntobeindependent.RightwhenIwasfeelinghelpless,Bob’smomcalledandherwordscomfortedme,“Isn’titexcitingtoknowabunchofkidsofyour (35)?”Soitwas!LeavinghomemeantIcouldconnectwiththerestoftheworld,knownewpeopleandexplorenewthings.Withthisthought,the (36)began.CommunicatingineverywayIcould,Ievenfounditenjoyabletogetalongwithothers.What’smore,IlearnedalotofNorwegianinonlyfivedaysandgrewtolovethisce.Whenmymomcametogetme,Iwasexcitedto (37)heraroundallmyfavoriteces.theclosingceremony(仪式),Iwasso (38)toleaveSkogfjordenandmynewfriendsthatburstintotearsagain.IknewthatIhadtocomebackthenextsummerIwashooked(着迷Now,havingbeentoSkogfjordeneightsummersinarow,Icannotwaitto (39)mylittlebrotherstocampthissummer.MaybesomedayIwillbeavolunteertheretohelpkidstaketheirfirstindependentstepawayfromhome.I (40)knowhowtheyfeelastheirparentsdropthemoff.I’msuresomeofthemwillalso ehookedonsuchexperience.（）31.A.B.C.D.（）32.A.B.C.D.（）33.A.B.C.D.（）34.A.B.C.D.（）35.A.B.C.D.（）36.A.B.C.D.（）37.A.B.C.D.（）38.A.B.C.D.（）39.A.B.C.D.（）40.A.B.C.D.阅读理解（40分六、阅读下列短文，根据短文内容，从短文后各题所给的ABCD四个选项中，选择最佳选项（共30分，每小题2分）ATeenagerSummerProgramsandTheNewtonPublicLibrary’sSummerReadingprogramhasbeenalongtimefavoriteforlocalchildren.YouareinvitedtocheckoutanythreebooksonJuly16thtoearnatickettothemovieofyourchoiceattheCapitalTheatre.Inaddition,therearealsosomeothereventsforyoutojoin.Youcanchooseanyoneyoulikeinyourconvenience.EventsforMusicalActing:Amusicalact,TheHighCrest,willbeperformedfrom6to8P.M.onFriday,July22nd.Theconcertwillbeheldoutdoorsonthelibrarylawnanditisfamily-friendly.Blankets,lawnchairs,andicsareCraftmaking:Makeearth-friendlycraftsfromrecycledmaterialsfrom3to4P.M.onWednesday,August10th.Withguidancefromatalentedteacher,youwillmakenewcreationsfromeverydayobjects.Startrecycletoday,andbringobjectstosharewiththegroup.SmartphoneUsing:JoinourPublicServicesLibrarianat11A.M.onMonday,July25th,foranintroductiontosmartphoneuse.Thissmallclassisforbeginners.Attendeesshouldbringtheirphones,earphoneschargingcords.Registration()isrequiredandspacesarePlease toStoneDesigning:Paintyourowngardenstoneswithyourownimagination!At6P.M.onMonday,August8th,LisaFrasierwillteachtipsandskillforcreatinguniquedesignonstones.Allmaterialsareprovided,andregistrationisrequired.Anyquestions?ContactPublicServicesLibrarian,BeccaKlein ）41.Togetatickettoamovie,howmanybooksshouldyoucheckA. 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D. ）44.Ifyouareinterestedinpaintingonstone,youcangoto A.Stone B.CraftC.Smartphone D.MusicalBMonster“MonsterChristopher,you’dbetterwatchout.Youeattoomanys,andbadthingshappentolittleboyswhodothat!”Christopher’smothershouted.Christopherturnedadeafeartothesewarningseachandeverytime.Thenatdinner,heonceagaindidn’treactwhenhismothershookherfingerathim.Christopherwenttobedwithabellyfullofs.Thoughhealittlesick,hedidnotcare—untilmorning.Hewokeupforschoolandnnedtotakeashowerasusual.ButwhenChristophersawhimselfinthemirror,hecouldnotbelievehis-lovingeyes.Christopherhadturnedintoagiantchocolatechip!Hestillhadarmsandlegsandahead,buthiswholemid-sectionwasrecedwithaflat,crumbly!Hewasinawarmbrowncolorwithchocolatealloverhim.WhenChristopher’smothersawhim,shesimplyshookherheadandremindedhim,”Itoldyouso!”Then,shesniffedhimandsaid,“Mmmm,yousmelldelicious!”andtookabiteofhim!Atschool,hisscienceteacher,MsShortbread,brokeoffapieceofChristopher’sbody,too.Suddenly,Christopher’swholeclasssurroundedhiminacircle,eachwantingabiteofChristopher’sChristophercouldhardlystopallthehungrypeople!Andwitheverybite,Christopher’sbodywasgettingsmallerandsmaller.Ifthiswenton,therewouldbenothingleftofMonsterChristopher.Whenschoolended,Christopherranallthewayhome,followedby-hungryclassmatesthewholeway.Heranstraighttohisroom,lockedthedoor,andhidunderthecovers.Hecouldn’taffordtoloseonemorebiteofhisnow-tinyself.Thenextmorning,MonsterChristopheropenedhiseyes.Hefoundhisdoglickinghisfeet.“No,Oreo!”heshouted.Christopherhadnearlyforgottenthathewasnowakindofdeliciousfood,eventohisowndog.ChristopherthrewthecoversoffandwasabouttorunawayfromOreowhenherealizedthathehadabelly…thehips…andshoulders!Hecamebacktohimselfagain!Muchtohisrelief,Christopherwasnolongera!ThankGod!Afterthat,Christopherwouldnevereatmorethanonea（）45.Christopher’smothershoutedathimbecause hedidn’ttakeashowerasheatetoomanysthathedidn’twakeupearlyforherantoschoolwithout ）46.WhathappenedafterChristopherwokeupforHisdogwaslickinghisHegotsickandwassenttoHismotherdidn’tallowhimtoeatHefoundhehadchangedintoabig ）47.WhenChristopherwasatschool, hisbodywaseatenthewholeclasscheeredforhismathteacherbrokehiseveryonewantedabiteofhiss ）48.Attheendofthestory,Christopherfelt A. 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D.CColorisanactivitythatchildrenworldwidehavelongenjoyed.Withapicturealreadymadeforthem.Kidssimplychooseacrayon.Pencilormarkeroftheirfavoritecolorandfillitin.Today,italso esmoreandmorepopularamongteenagersandevenadults,whoareenjoyingrelaxinghoursofcoloring.InDecember,fiveofthetoptenbest-sellingbooksintheUnitedStateswerecoloringbooks.They’refunbutarecoloringbooksgoodforThepositivefeedbackfromcustomersisencouraging.TrinaLucido,apopularcreatingcoloringbooks,saysthatmanyofhercustomersarebuyingthecoloringbooksforotherswhoaresickorgoingthrougharoughtime.Sheaddsthatthe“bigidea”behindherlatestbookistoencouragepeopletodosomethingcreative.Lucidoisright,accordingtoAllanRohan,apsychologyprofessor.“Manycustomersappreciatecoloringbooksasanewcreativestage,”hesaidinaninterview,“butwhat’smoreimportantisthatpeoplespendtimecoloringinordertoreduce(减少)stressafteralongday.”Researchshowsthatcoloringcanreducestressbyguidingpeopletofocusononesimpletask.Whena isfillinginaflowerwithalightpurplecolor,hefocusesontheflowerandforgetsaboutallhistroublesinlife.Expertsaddthatcoloringmayrelievepeoplefromacertainkingofpain.ngthecoloringhelpspeopleeasetheirmindandcalmdown.Also,coloringinfluencespeople’sbraininahealthyway.Theshapeofthedrawingmakesonesideofthebrainactive,whilethecolorofthedrawingInteresting,isn’tit?“Itisveryrelaxing,”saidSusanJackson,abigfanofLucido’scoloringbooks.“Anystreetjustsortoffallsaway,Coloringsmymind.Andit’snotjusttrytofillblankpages.Thepicturesmakemefeelhappy…andthereisjustsomethingaboutthem.SoI’msavingthepicturesIlikebesttotheveryend.” ）49.TrinaLucidowantshercoloringbooksto encouragepeopletobe B.beoneofthebest-C.letpeopleenjoyrelaxing D.helpdevelop ）50.WhycancoloringreduceA.BecauseitbringsoutB.BecauseitshowsthebeautyofC.BecauseithelpspeopletobemoreD.Becauseitcantakepeoplebackto ）51.WhatcanwelearnfromthisA.Lucido’scoloringbooksaremuch-B.ColoringisaneffectivewaytocureC.SusanJacksontriestosavehercoloredD.TheshapeandcolorofdrawingdoharmtoourDAccordingtoarecentnewspaperarticle,girlsdobetterthanboysateverylevelofSoitishardlysurprisingthatwomenarenowfarmorelikelythanmentogoto“Eclipsed”黯然失色MaryCurnockCook,aleaderoftheUniversityandCollegeAdmissionsService,issoworriedaboutthefutureofboysthatshewantstoseeanationalefforttosolvetheissue.Ifthisdifferentialgrowthcarriesonunchecked,girlsbornthisyearwillbe75%morelikelytogotouniversitytheirmalepeers同伴Sowhatisattherootofthisgap?Aretherechangesinthenatureofuniversitieswhichhaveledtothedominanceofwomenoncampus?Aregirlssimplybetteratschoolworkthesedays,andboyslessinterested?Bythetimeteenagersgettotheirhighschool,girlsarealreadygreatlyoutnumberingboys.Sobeforetheysitasingleexam,thereareprobablymoregirlsthanboyswhoarelikelytogoto“WasteofTheaveragegradeforagirlisC+comparedtoCforaboyatA-levelexaminations.Butthedifferencesbetweenboysandgirlsstartmuchearlieron.AccordingtoaUniversityofBristolstudy,boysarenearlytwiceaslikelyasgirlstohavefallenbehindbythetimetheystartschool.Primaryschoolsoftenhavemorefemaleteachers,andmothershelout.Accordingtothestudy,girlsandboysoftenhavedifferentattitudestowardsschoolwork.Thereportsays:”Boysaremorelikelythangirlstoregardschoolasawasteoftime.”What’smore,boystendtosp