2011中央电视台希望之星英语风采大赛小学组初赛试题

2011中央电视台希望之星英语风采大赛小学组初赛试题LtD年中央电视台希望之星英语风采大赛小学组初赛试题第I卷听力测试(60%)一﹑请根据听到句子，选择最佳的答句，完成第1～10小题。每个句子念一遍。(10分，每小题1分)1.A.Yes,Iam.B.No,thankyou.C.Yes,youareright.2.A.Heisthin.B.Heisfine.C.Heismyuncle.3.A.Sorry,Idon’tknow.B.I’msorrytohearthat.C.I’mhappytohearthat.4.A.Todayissunny.B.Todayishappy.C.TodayisSunday.5.A.Iwastall.B.Iwashappy.C.Iwaseight.6.A.Yes,Iknow.B.No,Iamnot.C.Yes,Ido.7.A.ItwasJuly8th.B.It’sJuly9th.C.ItwillbeJuly10th.8.A.ItisMonday.B.ItisJanuary7.C.Itisaquarterto2.9.A.It’smypleasure.B.Don’tsaythat.C.Nevermind.26.TheHardRockCafélookslike______A.aschoolB.asmallhallC.arock-and–rollmuseumD.apark27.TheHardRockCaféisA.afamilyrestaurantB.afriendrestaurantC.afanrestaurantD.afunnyrestaurant28.HowmanyHardRockCafésarethereintheworld?A.19B.90C.59D.9529.HardRockCaféhasfood.A.AmericanB.ChineseC.JapaneseD.A&B30.HardRockCafésareinallovertheworld.A.countriesB.CitiesC.TownsD.villages请听第3篇短文，完成第31～35小题。31.Howlongwillamandiewithoutwater?A.2or3daysB.5or6daysC.7daysD.alongtime32.Howmanypercentofourbodyiswater?A.17B.70C.7D.7133.Whatisthemostimportantforhumanbody?A.foodB.WaterC.airD.sunlight34.peopleunderstandthattruth.A.ManyB.NoC.NotmanyD.Alotof35.Whatwillhappen,ifhumanbodydoesn’thaveenoughwater?A.ThinnerB.IllC.tallerD.fatter请听第4篇短文，完成第36～40小题。36.“Yesterday”is.A.asongB.abandC.abookD.A&B37.Howmanysingersarethereinthebands?A.2and2B.3and3C.4and4D.2and438.WhichbanddoestheSwedishgrouplikebest?A.YesterdayB.BeatlesC.LovemedoD.Help39.TheSwedishgroupsingin.A.EnglishB.ChineseC.FrenchD.Japanese40.WhatisthemostfamousbandinEngland?A.YesterdayB.BeatlesC.HelpD.Max五、请听两篇短文，判断句子的正误，对的写“A”，错的写“B”.每篇短文念一遍。(10分，每小题1分)请听第1篇短文，完成第41～45小题。41.Billisanewstudent.42.MarkTwainisaship.43.GeorgeWashingtonisastudent’sname.44.Billcouldanswersomequestions.45.Billknowslittleabouthistory.请听第2篇短文，完成第46～50小题。46.AllthepeopleliketoreadtheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords.47.SomepeoplewanttodosomethingspecialtogettheirnamesintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords.48.DoingsomethingspecialtogetnamesintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecordsisverygoodandcorrect.49.Manypeopleintheworldareindifferenttroubles,suchashunger.50.GuinnessBookofWorldRecordsisonlyforoldpeopleandchildren.第二卷Writing(60分)一﹑选择最佳选项。(10分，每小题1分)51.InWesterndining,thecustomistoA.holdtheforkinthelefthandandtheknifeintherighthand.B.holdtheknifeinthelefthandandtheforkintherighthand.C.holdthechopsticksinthelefthandandthespoonintherighthand.D.holdthespooninthelefthandandthechopsticksintherighthand.52.Theofficialnationalrecommendedtemperaturesettingforairconditioninginthesummeris:A.24°CB.25°CC.26°CD.27°C53.Whichkindofpencilisthemostenvironmentallyfriendly?A.themechanicalpencilB.thestandardwoodenpencilC.theplasticpencilD.thetoypencil54.WhatisthesymboloftheWorldWildlifeFund?A.AtigerB.ApandaC.AfishD.Abird55.“EarthHour”isonlastSaturdayofMarch.Thetimeis.A.7:30—8:30B.8:00—9:00C.8:30—9:30D.9:00—10:0056.Thereis______“l”intheword“lamp”.A.AB.AnC./D.the57.Paper______firstinventedinChina.A.isB.AreC.wasD.were58.There______afootballmatchonCCTVchannel10thedayaftertomorrow.A.willhaveB.willbeC.isgoingtohaveD.wouldbe59.______bagsareheavy,but______areheavierthan.A.Our,their,ourB.Our,their,oursC.Ours,theirs,ourD.Our,theirs,ours60.Myfirstletterisin“black”,notin“back”.Mysecondletterisin“tell”,notin“tall”.Mythirdletterisin“five”,notin“give”.Mylastletterisin“ten”,notin“pen”.Thewordis______.A.leaveB.leftC.keyD.tent二、完型填空。(20分，每小题1分)Twobusinessmenweretoldtohave______(61)atthehomeofacollegeprofessor.Oneofthemdidnothavemuch______(62)andwasworriedthathemightmakeafoolofhimself,buthisfriendsaid,“______(63).JustdowhatIdo,anddon’ttalkaboutanythingthatyoudon’treally______(64).”Thefirstmanmanagedtogetthroughthedinner,butbytheendoftheeveninghe______(65)alotofdrink,andbegantogetcareless.Aguestaskedhim______(66)helikedShakespeare,andheansweredatonce,“It’sverypleasant,butIlikeScotch______(67).”Therewasasilenceintheroom,andsoonpeoplebegantoleave.Whenthetwofriendscameoutofthehouse,thesecondmansaidto______(68).“YoucertainlymadeafoolofyourselfmakingthatsillyremarkaboutScotch.”“______(69)?”askedtheotherman.“Whatwaswrongwithit?”“______(70)knowsthatShakespeareisn’tadrink,”Hisfriendreplied,“It’sakindofcheese.”61.A.dinnerB.filmC.MatchD.meeting62.A.foodB.moneyC.knowledgeD.time63.A.VerywellB.Don’tworryC.ThinkhardD.Waitandsee64.A.likeB.learnC.worryD.understand65.A.hadB.hadhadC.havehadD.wouldhave66.A.whatB.whenC.whyD.whether67.A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best68.A.hisfriendB.theprofessorC.aguestD.afool69.A.WhyareyoulaughingB.HowdoyoudoC.WhatdoyoumeanD.Whereareyougoing70.A.AllpeopleB.EverybodyC.ChildrenD.OldmenItisveryinterestingtostudynamesofdifferentcountries.Chinesenamesaredifferent______(71)foreignnames.OnceanEnglishladycameto______(72)me.WhenIwasintroducedtoher,shesaid,“Gladtomeetyou,MissPing.”Thenshegavemehernamecardwiththreewordsonit:“BettyJ.Black”.SoIsaid,“Thankyou,MissBetty.”Welookedeachotherandlaughedheartily.LaterIfoundthattheEnglishpeople______(73)theirfamilynameslastandthegivennames______(74),whiletheirmiddlenamesare______(75)usedverymuch.IexplainedtoherthattheChinesefamilyname______(76)first,thegivennamelast,andsoshe______(77)nevercallmeMissPing.SheaskedifweChinesehadamiddlename.Itoldherwedidn’t.______(78)sometimesonemayfindthreewordsonaChinesenamecard.Inthiscasethefamilynamestillcomesfirst,thetwowordsthatcomeafterit______(79)atwo-wordgivenname,whichisquietusual.MysisterisLiHanxiao.Shehastwowordsinhergivennameinsteadofjustone______(80)mine.71.A.withB.fromC.forD.in72.A.findB.lookatC.visitD.meet73.A.putB.placedC.tookD.brought74.A.atthefirstB.atfirstC.inthefrontD.first75.A.neverB.notC./D.often76.A.cameB.comesC.putD.puts77.A.wouldB.couldC.shouldD.must78.A.ButB.OrC.WhileD.And79.A.isB.wasC.areD.were80.A.asB.withC.toD.like三、阅读短文，选择最佳答案。(30分，每小题1分)Onceuponatime,thereweretwobrothers.Theywerepoor.Theycouldnotaffordtoownshoeseach.Soonedaytheyputtheirsavingstogetherandboughtapairofshoes.Assoonastheyboughttheshoes,theelderbrotherbegantowearthem.Hewasveryproudofhisnewshoes.Heworethemeveryday.Hewenttovisithisfriends.Hewenttotown.Theyoungerbrotherhadnochanceofwearingtheshoes.Hiselderbrotherwaswearingthemallthetime.Hethoughtthiswasunfair.Buthiselderbrothersaid,“Youcanweartheshoesatnightifyoulike.”Theyoungerbrotherwantedtohavehisfairshareoftheshoes.Sohebegantowearthematnight.Hewalkedaroundthehouseformanyhourseverynight.Hehadverylittlesleep.Hiseyesbecamered.Hecouldn’tworkproperlyduringtheday.Theshoeswereworndayandnight.Atlasttheyworeout.Theelderbrothersaid,“Let’sbuyanewpairofshoes,shallwe?”“No,thankyou,”saidtheyoungerbrother.“Ihaven’thadagoodsleepforalongtime.Ineedsomerest.”81.Howmanypairsofshoesdidthetwobrothershave?A.1B.2C.3D.482.Whopaidfortheshoes?A.elderbrotherB.youngerbrotherC.theirfriendsD.A&B83.Whathappenedtotheshoes?A.BecamesoftB.BecamecomfortableC.BecamebiggerD.Woreout84.Whatdidtheyoungerbrotherwanttodo?A.BuyanewpairofshoesB.WeartheshoesatdaytimeC.WeartheshoesatnightD.Didn’twanttobuyanotherpairofshoes85.Whichisnottrue?A.Thebrothersworetheshoeseveryday.B.Theyoungerbrotherhadalittlesleep.C.Theelderbrotherwalkedtothetown.D.Theyoungerbrotherwalkedaroundthehouse.Everybodywantstoknowwhatwillhappeninthefuture.That’swhypeoplegotofortune–tellers.Ifyouwouldliketoknowwhatwillhappeninthefuture,readthisstoryfirst.Charliewasoneofthosepeoplewhoareinterestedtoknowtheirownfuture.Onedayhehadacaraccident.Whenhewokeupinhospital,hefoundthathehadastrangepower.Hecouldlookintothefuture.Atfirstheenjoyedhisnewpower.Hehelpedpeople.Hewarnedpeopleaboutdanger.Hewonalotofmoney.Soonhebecameveryrich.Thenthingsbegantochange.HeneverfeltlikereadingnewspapersorwatchingTVbecauseheknewwhatwasgoingtohappen.Heneverwatchedfootballmatchesbecauseheknewwhattheresultwouldbe.Hedidn’twanttomeetfriendsbecausehecouldreadtheirmind.BecauseCharliekneweverythingbeforehand,nothingseemedexcitingorinterestingtohim.Hecouldnotenjoylifeasmuchasotherpeople.Hewasalwaysafraid,waitingforthebadthingstohappen.Finallyhedecidedtogetridofhispower.Hewantedtobehappyagain.Hesawalotofdoctorsbutnoneofthemcouldhelphim.Atlasthemetadoctorwhosaid,“PerhapsIcanhelpyou.Butyoumustletmecutopenyourhead.”AlthoughCharliewasafraid,heagreed.Thedoctorwasreallygood.Charliefinallylosthisstrangepower,buthealsolosthismemory.Hecouldn’trememberanythinginthepast.Thiswasexactlywhathehadknownwouldhappen,buthecouldn’tstopit.86.Charliehadastrangepower.A.afteracaraccidentB.beforeacaraccidentC.afterthedoctorhadcutopenhisheadD.afterhadleftthehospital87.Charlielikedthisstrangepowerbecausehecould.A.readhisfriends’mindB.warnpeopleaboutdangerC.stealalotofmoneyD.cheathisfriends88.Charliecouldnotenjoylifebecause.A.hewaspoorB.hedidnotreadnewspaperC.hedidnotwatchfootballmatchesD.heknewwhatwouldhappentohim89.______isinterestedtoknowtheirownfuture.A.NobodyB.EverybodyC.SomebodyD.Anybody90.Whichistrue?A.Charlieisafortune-teller.B.Charliewantedtoberich.C.Charlieenjoyedknowingthefuture.D.Charliewantedtomakefriendswithdoctors.Akingwantedtofindthecleverestmaninhiscountrytoteachhisdaughter.Hesentmessagetoeverycornerofhiscountry.Manymencametothepalacetoseethekingforthejob.Thekingaskedallthementhesamequestion,“Howmanybirdsarethereinthepalacegarden?”Noneofmencouldanswerthequestion.Thekingthoughthewouldneverfindaclevermantoteachhisdaughter.Whenhewasalmostreadytogiveup,apoormancametothepalacegate.Hewantedtotrytoanswerthequestion.Thekinglookedattheman’sraggedclothes.Hewasnotpleased.Hethoughttohimself,”Howcanthismanbecleverenoughtoanswermyquestion?”Sohesaidtothebeggar,“Youcantrytoanswerthequestion,butifyougivemethewronganswer.Iwillcutyourhead.”“Verywell,”saidthebeggar.Thenthekingaskedthequestion,“Howmanybirdsarethereinthepalacegarden?”Thebeggarimmediatelyreplied,“200.”“I’llaskmysoldierstocheckthenumberofthebirds,”thekingreplied.“There’snoneed,”saidthebeggar.“IcountedthebirdswhenIcametoyourpalace.Butifthenumberisbiggerthan200,itisbecausesomeofthebirdshaverelativesvisitingthem.Ifyoufindthenumberislessthan200,itmeansthatsomeofyourbirdshavegonetovisittheirrelatives!91.Whydidthekingwanttogiveup?A.Becausehisquestionwastoodifficult.B.Becausehisdaughterdidnotwantateacher.C.Becausenobodywascleverenough.D.Becausenobodycametoseehimforthejob.92.Howmanypeoplewereabletogivethekingananswer?A.manyB.20C.5D.onlyone93.Thekingthoughtthatthebeggar.A.wasnotniceenoughB.wasnotcleverenoughC.wasnotstupidD.wasnotpoor94.Howmanybirdswerethereinthepalaceindeed?A.morethan200B.lessthan200C.200D.nobodyknew95.Whichisnotwrong?A.Thekingsentthemessageallovertheworld.B.Manypeoplewantedtoworkinthepalace.C.Thesoldiercountedthebirdsinthegarden.D.Thebirdsinthepalacehadalotofrelatives.ThebookbyLewisCarrolltellsthestoryofAlice,ayounggirlwhofollowstheWhiteRabbitdownarabbithole.Atthebottom,shefindsherselfinaroomwithatinydoorandabottlelabeled“drinkme”.Shegrowsandshrinksdependingonwhatsheeatsanddrinks.AlicecontinuestochasetheWhiteRabbitandtheWhiteRabbitsendsherintohishouseforhisfanandgloves.Onceinthehouse,Alicegetsintomoretroublewithanunlabeledbottle,quicklygrowingtoobigtomove.TheWhiteRabbitandBillthelizardtrytogetherout,andAliceonlyescapesbyeatingsomesmallcakes.SherunsintothewoodsandmeetsCaterpillar,whogiveshersomeadviceonwaystogrowbiggerandsmaller.Next,shestopsatthehouseoftheDuchesswithapigforababy;thepigescapes,andAliceaskstheCatforhelp.AlicetakespartintheMadTeaParty,perhapsthemostfamoussceneinthebook.AlicemeetstheQueenofHeartsandtriestoplaycroquetwithaflamingoandasquirrel.96.Thewriterofthestoryis.A.AliceB.LewisCarrollC.WhiteRabbitD.QueenofHearts97.Alicegrowstoobigtomovebecauseshedrinkssomethingin.A.alabeledbottleB.anunlabeledbottleC.afullbottleD.anemptybottle98.WhoteachesAlicegrowbiggerandsmaller?A.WhiteRabbitB.LizardC.CheshireCatD.Caterpillar99.Howmanyani