2025-2026学年广东市广大附中八年级（上）期中英语试卷

第1页（共1页）2025-2026学年广东市广大附中八年级（上）期中英语试卷一、听力（10分）听力理解（共2小题，每小题3分，满分5分）（3分）1.WhatdoesDanthinkofEnglish？A.Difficult.B.Interesting.C.Easy.2.HowmanywordsdoesMaryadviseDantorememberoneday？A.8to9words.B.8to10words.C.9to10words.3.WhatadvicedoesNOTMarytalkabout？A.SpeakingEnglishasmuchasyoucan.B.Rememberingsomewordseveryday.C.ListeningtoEnglishnewseveryday.（2分）4.Howlongdoesimmediatememoryholdinformation？A.Forabout30seconds.B.Forlessthanasecond.C.Formorethanasecond.5.Howmanyitemsofinformationdoesshort﹣termmemoryholdatatime？A.Seven.B.Seventeen.C.Six.二、听取信息（共1小题，每小题5分，满分5分，每空限填一词）（5分）HowtolearnEnglish•Beforeclass，Ioftenreadtheday's6andtrytofindthemainideaofit.•Inclass，Ilistentotheteacherandtakenotes7.•SometimesIlearnEnglish8andithelpsmealotinmakingcorrectsentences.•WhenIcan'trememberthenewwords，Ialwayswritethemdowninanotebookandtakeitwithme.•ReadingagoodEnglish9ishelpful.•Afterclass，IspeakEnglishwithmyteacher，10andevenwithforeigners.二、单项选择（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）11．（1分）﹣Wouldyouliketohavecoffee？﹣No，thanks.Idon'twantdrinksnow.（）A．some；some B．some；any C．any；any D．any；some12．（1分）Thelittleboycarriedthepileofbooksforalongtime.Slowlythebooksbecame________.Hewasnearlyunabletocarryon.（）A．moreheavier B．muchheavier C．quiteheavier D．veryheavy13．（1分）—TheremanypeopleinChina.—Yes，thepopulationofChinaverylargeatthemoment.（）A．have；is B．are；is C．is；is D．has；are14．（1分）GrandpaWangwantedtofindthekindtaxidriver.（）A．asquickaspossible B．assoonasitispossible C．aspossibleasquickly D．assoonashecould15．（1分）—Canadaisoneofthelargest________intheworld.—Yes，itislargerthan________countryinAsia.（）A．country；anyother B．countries；anyother C．countries；any D．country；any16．（1分）Let'splaychessbeforetelevision.（）A．/；watching B．a；watch C．the；towatch D．/；watched17．（1分）Overreadersgotthegiftsfromthecompany.（）A．tenthousand B．thousandsof C．fivehundredof D．hundredsof18．（1分）—WhatdoyouthinkofthefilmHomeComing？—Amazing!Youcan'tfindaoneduringthisNationalDayholiday.（）A．morepopular B．lesspopular C．mostpopular D．leastpopular19．（1分）CantonTowerisoneofthetallestbuildingsintheworld.Itis_______.（）A．600﹣metre﹣high B．600﹣metrehigh C．600metreshigh D．high600metres20．（1分）Hegraduatedintheyear1976.Inotherwords，wecansay"Hegraduated."（）A．inthe19thcentury B．inthe1976s C．inthe2070s D．inthe1970s三、语法选择（共1小题，每小题15分，满分15分）（15分）In1853，arichmanwas21holidayandstayedatahotelinSaratogaSprings，NewYork.Onenight，hewenttoarestauranttohavedinner.He22atthemenuandorderedaplateoffriedpotatoes.Afterawhile，thedishwasgiventotheman.Buthedidn'tlikeit23hethoughtthepotatoesweretoothickandnotcrispyenough.Sohesent24backtothekitchen.GeorgeCrumwasthecookofthatrestaurant.After25that，hecutthepotatoes26andsentthemtothatmanagain.27themanstillthoughtthepotatoeswerenotthinenough.Crumgotangryanddecided28himalesson.He29cutthepotatoesmuchthinnerandcookedthemforalongtime.Aftertheybecamecrispy，heputsomesaltonthem30servedthenewdishtothemanpersonally.Tohis31，themanlikedthenewdishverymuch.Andmanypeoplewantedtotry32，whichbegantoappearonthemenu33"SaratogaChips".Soonthepotatochipsbecamepopularin34world.Crumopenedhisownrestaurant35thiskindofpotatochips.21.A.atB.onC.inD.of22.A.lookB.looksC.lookedD.looking23.A.becauseB.howeverC.orD.so24.A.theirB.theirsC.theyD.them25.A.knowB.knewC.knowingD.known26.A.thinB.thinnerC.thinnestD.morethin27.A.IfB.AsC.WhenD.But28.A.teachB.toteachC.teachingD.toteaching29.A.angryB.angrierC.angriestD.angrily30.A.andB.butC.soD.or31.A.surpriseB.surprisedC.surprisingD.surprisingly32.A.itsB.itC.themD.they33.A.fromB.withC.toD.as34.A.theB.aC.anD./35.A.sellB.sellsC.tosellD.sold四、完形填空（共1小题，每小题10分，满分10分）（10分）Manyofthemostusefulthingsarounduswereinventedbymistake，suchastheVelcro™strip（维可牢尼龙搭扣），potatochipsandteawhichwereallaccidents.TheVelcro™stripwas36inSwitzerlandbyamountaineercalledGeorgedeMestral，andonedayin1948，whenhetookhisdogforawalk，thedogpickedupmanyburrs（芒）.Georgetriedtopullthemoutbutdidn'tsucceed.Whenhegothome，heputoneoftheburrsunderhismicroscopeandsawthatitwascoveredintinyhooks（钩）whichmadeitso37toremovetheburrsfromhisdog.Thisgavehimthe38，andsoonVelcro™stripwasborn.Thepotatochipwasinventedin1853byGeorgeCrum，acookwhoworkedinarestaurantinAmerica.Oneday，a39wasnothappywiththedishandsentbackhisplateoffriedpotatoesbecausetheywerecuttoo40.Georgewassoangrythathecutapotatointoverythinslicesandfriedthem.Thenheputlotsofsaltonthem.He41thatthemanwouldhatethem，butthemanlovedthemandaskedformore.Themost42drinkintheworld，afterwaterofcourse，istea.It'sanothercommonthingthatwasinvented43.ItwasinventedinChinaaround5，000yearsagobyaChineseemperorcalledShenNong.Theemperorwasboilingwatertodrinkoveranopenfirewhensomeleavesfellintothewaterfromanearbyplant.Theemperor44thattheleavesinthewaterproducedapleasantsmell.Hetastedthehotwaterandfounditwasquitedelicious.Andthisisthe45thatteawasinvented.36.A.usedB.sharedC.soldD.invented37.A.nervousB.difficultC.dangerousD.boring38.A.adviceB.hopeC.testD.idea39.A.customerB.waiterC.cleanerD.manager40.A.smallB.bigC.thickD.thin41.A.thoughtB.regrettedC.introducedD.explained42.A.expensiveB.popularC.interestingD.delicious43.A.graduallyB.directlyC.accidentallyD.suddenly44.A.noticedB.orderedC.knewD.said45.A.placeB.planC.timeD.way五、阅读理解（4篇，共15题，每题2分，满分30分）（6分）Encyclopediascangiveyoufactsandinformationaboutallkindsofsubjects.Therearedifferentkindsofencyclopedias，suchasencyclopediaofscience，encyclopediaofmusicandsoon.Doyouknowwhichencyclopediathefollowingtwoarticlesarefrom？PhilippeBizotisafamousMimeMaster（哑剧大师）fromFrance.Hewasbornin1967andbeganlearningmimewhenwasjusteightyearsold.Sincethen，hehasneverstoppedstudyingit.Attheageof20，hegotthe"InternationalParisMimePrize".Inthepast30years，hehasgivenshowstopeopleacrosstheworld.Bizotthinkslivinginaworldwithoutwordsmakespeopleimagine.Withnootherthingsorconversations，Bizotgivestheshowsonlybyusinghisbody，gesturesandfacialexpressions（面部表情）.Doyouknowthatnotonlythefishbutalsosomeanimalsliveinthesea？Forexample，thewhaleisnotafish.Itcan'tbreatheinthewater.Itswimsinthewater.Butitcomesupforair.Thebluewhaleistheworld'sbiggestanimal.Thereareotherseaanimalstoo.Oneiscalledthedolphin.Dolphinsneedairtolive.Theybreatheairaswhalesdo.Dolphinsareveryclever.Theysometimesseemtospeaktoeachother.Manyotheranimalslivenearthesea.Sealsandotters（水獭）lovethesea.Theyswimandplaythere.Theyeatsmallerfishandseaplants.46.Whatdoesthefirstarticlemainlytalkabout？A.AfamousFrenchmimeartist.B.Thehistoryofmimeperformance.C.Howtobecomeamimeartist.D.Thepopularityofmimeindifferentcountries.47.WhatisspecialaboutPhilippeBizot'smimeperformances？A.Heusesalotofpropsandcostumes.B.Hetalksandsingsduringhisperformances.C.Hehaswonmanyawardsforhisperformances.D.Heonlyuseshisbody，gestures，andfacialexpressions.48.Whichanimalsaredescribedas"lovingthesea"inthesecondarticle？A.Seals.B.Otters.C.Bothsealsandotters.D.Neithersealsnorotters.（8分）Doyouknowthenumbers0﹣9well？TheyarenumbersinArabicnumerals（阿拉伯数字）.Peopleusethemtomarknumbersnow.Butit'snottheonlynumbersystemthatpeopleuse.About2，500yearsago，peopleinRomeusedtheirhandstocount.InRomannumerals，onefingermeans1，twofingersmean2，threefingersmean3，fourfingersmean4.Ifyouwanttosayfive，youcankeepyourfourfingerscloseononesideandyourthumbontheotherside.Makebothofyourhandsbefive，thenyou'llhaveten.SoinRome，thenumbersare"I，II，III，IV，V，VI，VII，VIII，IX，X".Also，"L"meansfifty，"C"meansonehundred，"D"meansfivehundredand"M"meansonethousand.ButthereisnozeroinRomenumerals.Today，fewpeopleusethembecausetheyaredifficulttowriteandcount.Butwecanstillseethemonsomewatchesandclocks.Today，mostpeopleusetheArabicnumerals.Theyareeasytorememberandwrite.Theyhelppeopletocountthingseveryday.Infact，IndiansfirstcreatedandusedtheArabicnumerals.Inthelate8thcentury，peopleinArabiccountrieslearnedaboutthem.ThentheArabicpeopletookthemintoEurope.SopeopleinEuropecalledthemArabicnumerals.Today，peoplearoundtheworlduseArabicnumeralsandtheyhelpalot.49.WhichofthefollowingmeansfiveinRomannumerals？A．5.B．IV.C．V.D．X.50.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"them"inParagraph2mean？A．Arabicnumerals.B．Watchesandclocks.C．Zero.D．Romannumerals.51.WhatdoweknowaboutArabicnumerals？A．PeopleinRomedon'tusethem.B．ArabicpeopletaughttheIndiansaboutthem.C．OnlyArabicpeopleusethemtoday.D．"0"means"zero"inArabicnumerals.52.Whereisthispassageprobablytakenfrom？A.DiaryB.HistorybookC.TravelguideD.Sportsmagazine（8分）ImagineopeningyourhistorytextbookandseeingConfucius，LeonardodaVinci，orMarieCuriestepoutofthepagestotalktoyou!Thankstoartificialintelligence（AI），thisdreamisbecomingrealityinclassroomsaroundtheworld.InWuhanGangchengNo.4MiddleSchool，studentsaskquestionstoa3D﹣animatedConfucius（孔子）.Onestudentonceasked，"Does'ren'（kindness）stillmatterinaworldfullofcompetition？"ThedigitalConfuciussmiledandexplainedhowkindnesshelpspeoplelivetogetherpeacefully.Thisisn'tmagic—it'sAI!UsingtoolslikeJimeng（即梦AI）andKeling（可灵AI），teacherscanturnflattextbookpicturesintolivelycharacters.TheseAItoolsadddetailstooldpaintings，makethecharactersmove，andevenletthemspeak.Forexample，Aristotlecannowexplainlogicwithhandgestures，andLiQingzhao（李清照）canreciteherpoemswithgentleexpressions.AIisn'tjustfun.It'schanginghowwestudy.InNanjing'sStoneShadowArtMuseum，AIturnsancientChinesepaintingsintomodernartstyles.Whenvisitorsuseaspecialflashlight，ink﹣and﹣washmountainsbecomecolorfulimpressionistscenes.Thismixofoldandnewhelpsusunderstandculturebetter.Inclassrooms，AIhelpsstudentslearnattheirownpace.Asmartsystemcangivestudentsdifferentlearningmaterialsbasedontheirquestions.AnAIwrong﹣answernotebook（AI错题本）findsmistakesandmakespracticeplans.InahistoryclassabouttheMayacivilization（玛雅文明），studentsexplorehowclimatechangeaffectedcitiesthroughAI﹣madevideos."Historyisn'tjustdatesanymore，"saysstudentWuBoyu."It'sliketouchingthepast."However，thereareproblems.SomepeopleuseAItochangehistorycharactersinbadways.Weneedrulestostopthis.Also，whileAIhelpsuslearn，teachersremindusnottoforgetthehumansideoflearning—likesharingideasface﹣to﹣face.Lookingahead，AIwilldomore.StudentsmightuseAItounderstandartorcreatedigitalexhibitions.Asoneteachersays，"Technologyisn'tthegoal.It'sawaytohelpeverystudentshine."Fromoldbookstosmartscreens，learningisalwaysevolving.WithAI，textbookcharactersaren'tjustwordsanymore—they'refriendswhoguideusthroughtheamazingjourneyofknowledge.53.Whattoolsdoteachersusetomaketextbookpictureslively？A.ChatGPTandDeepSeek.B.JimengandKeling.C.PhotoshopandIllustrator.D.WeChatandTikTok.54.Whatcanthe"AIwrong﹣answernotebook"do？A.Replacehumanteachers.B.Makehistoryvideos.C.Writehomeworkforstudents.D.Findmistakesandcreatestudyplans.55.WhydoesWuBoyusay"Historyisn'tjustdatesanymore"？A.Historybookshavecolorfulpicturesnow.B.Historyexamsbecameextremelyeasier.C.AImakeshistoryaboutafewfamouspeople.D.AIhelpsstudentsexperiencehistoryvividly.56.WhatdoestheflashlightexampleinNanjingmuseumshow？A.AImakesartexhibitionsalotbrighter.B.Technologyconnectstraditionalandmodernculture.C.Visitorspreferimpressionistpaintingstoancientpaintings.D.Flashlightsareessentialformuseumtours.（8分）Summeriscomingquickly.It'sthetimeoftheyearwhenpeopleliketochangetheirclothesforthenewseason.Buthowaboutaddingsomethinghigh﹣tech（高科技的）tothesummerlook？Let'scheckoutsomeofthewaysinwhichtechnology（技术）ischangingtheclothespeoplewear.AChineseresearchteamhasdeveloped3Dprintingtechniquesthatcancreateclotheswiththeabilitytochangetemperatures.Thetechnologytheyusedmakesmaterialschangewiththeenvironment.Theteamplacedanobjectintheclothingthatcouldbetransformed（转换）.Italsoabsorbs（吸收）orgivesoffheatdependingonthewearer'sbodytemperature.ZhangYongyi，aChineseAcademyofSciencesresearcher，saiditwasthefirsttimesuchclothinghadbeenmadeusingacontrollable3Dprintingmethod.ScientistsinSouthKoreahavedevelopedakindofwearableclothesthatcreateelectricity（电）aswearerskeepmoving.Ofcourse，itdoesn'ttakemuchtimeoreffortforpeople.Wearersonlyneedtomovenaturallytopowersmallelectronicobjects.Theinsideoftheclothesproducesenergy，whichisthenstored.Althoughtheclotheshaveanelectronicobjectbuiltin，theyfeelcompletelynormal.KimSang﹣Woo，aprofessoratSungkyunkwanUniversity，isproudofhisteam'sdevelopment，saying，"Itfeelslikeanormaljacket."Inanotheramazingstudy，clothescouldserveasdevices（设备）themselves.AteamofengineeringstudentsfromtheUniversityofWashington，theUS，haveledtheseeffortsbyputtingaspecialthingintocottonT﹣shirts.Theclothingcanthensendmessagesthatcanbereceivedbycellphones.57.WhatcantheChinese3D﹣printedclothesdo？A.Changecolors.B.Sendmessages.C.Storeenergy.D.Controltemperature.58.WhyaretheSouthKoreanclothesspecial？A.Theymakepower.B.Theyfeelheavy.C.Theyusecotton.D.Theychangeshape.59.Whatisthestructure（结构）ofthepassage？（P＝Paragraph）A.B.C.D.60.Inwhichsectionofamagazine（杂志）canyoureadthetext？A.Healthandsport.B.Historyandculture.C.Scienceandtechnology.D.Lifeandenvironment.六、阅读填空（共1小题，每小题5分，满分5分）（5分）Thereisakindofsport.It'sdifferentfromracingandballgames.Itisn'thard.61Theyoftenplayittomusicintheparkinthemorning.Themusicissoft.Canyouguesswhatitis？It'sTaijiquan.62Whenyoupracticeit，youneedtomoveyourarms，yourlegs，yourshouldersandyourneckoften.Soifyoupracticeoften，it'sgoodforyourhealth.Taijiquanisalsoanart.63Peopleplayittothesoftmusic.Itcanmakeyourelaxedandcalm.Youwillenjoyyourselfwhenyouplayit.TaijiquanisoneoftheitemsofChina'sNationalIntangibleCulturalHeritage（非物质文化遗产）.Taijiquanisalsoakindofwushu.Youuseyourhandstopullandpush，youuseyourlegstomove，andyouuseyourshoulderstogetoutofthewayofdanger.64NowTaijiquanisnotonlyfamousinChina，butalsoinothercountries.65WhynotturnonthemusicandplayTaijiquanwithmenow？A．Taijiquanisakindofsport.B．MoreandmoreforeignpeopleenjoyplayingTaijiquan.C．It'spopularwitholdpeopleinChina.D．Itisn'tsoquickascommonwushu，butitisalsostrongandpowerful.E．Besides（除……之外）beingasport，it'salsolikedancing.七、单词拼写（共10题，每小题1分，满分5分）单词填空（每题1分，满分5分）66．（1分）WedontheInternettogetinformationaboutthehistoryofthecity.67．（1分）MyfavoritenisTheAdventuresofTomSawyer.Ittellsaninterestingstoryaboutaboy.68．（1分）There'snodthathewillwinthecompetition.He'sbeenpracticinghard.69．（1分）Thewaterintheriverruns（smooth）becausetherearenorocksintheway.70．（1分）Hardworkisthe（base）ofsuccess.Noonecanachievegoalswithoutit.八、语篇填词（共5题，每题5分，满分5分）（5分）Numbersaree71inourdailylives.Weseethemonpricetags，f72schedules，andcalendars.Theyareveryimportanttousbecausetheyhelpuscountthings，plantrips，andevendesignbuildings.Forexample，whenplanningajourney，youneedtoo73everythingandmakebudgetsforexpenses（费用）—likecalculatinghowmuchmoneytospendontraintickets，hotelstaysandmeals，andsoon.Numbersalsohelpusr74informationclearly，suchasshowingpopulationchangeinagraph.Withoutnumbers，ourliveswouldbec75different，withnowaytocount，plan，orsharekeyinformation.八、课文默写（共10空，每空0.5分，满分5分）（5分）课文默写。Whenthefirsthumans76toleavetheirhomesover100，000yearsagoin77ofnewplacestoliveandbettersourcesoffood，theydiditonfoot.Humanscontinuedwalkingacrosstheglobeforthenext94，000years，78about6，000yearsagowhenanumberofimportantchangestookplace.Forinstance，inthe79AsiancountryofKazakhstan，peoplestartedtoridehorses.80thismeantthatpeoplecouldtravelfurtherandfaster，transportinglargeamountsofgoodswasstilladifficultjob.Thatall81，however，afewhundredyearslaterwiththeinventionofthewheel.Whofirstinventedthewheel？Wewillneverknowforsure，buttheinventors82firstusedwheelstomakepottery.Later，theyrealizedthattheycouldalsousethemtotransportpeopleandthings.Theysoon83wheelstohorse﹣pulledvehicles.Farmersweresuddenlyabletotransporttheirgoodstomarketsfaraway.Thisinventionincreasednationaland84trade.Thewheelchangedthewayvillages，townsandevencountriesdid85witheachother，butitwasn'tperfect.Theroadswereoldwalkingpaths.九、完成句子（共20空，每空0.5分，满分10.0分）86．（1.5分）网上购物已经成为一种流行的活动。Today，onlineshoppinghasbecomepopularactivity.87．（2分）例如，智能手机在我们的日常生活中扮演着重要的角色。Forexample，smartphonesinourdailylives.88．（1分）过去人们用现金支付，但现在移动支付被广泛使用。Inthepast，peoplepaidincash，butnowiswidelyused.89．（1分）人们用手机支付，而不是带着钱包。carryingwallets，peoplepaywiththeirphones.90．（2.5分）这给我们的习惯带来了巨大的改变。Thisourhabits.91．（2分）这依赖于科技和大众的偏好。Itbothtechnologyandthepreferences.十、书面表达（满分15分）92．（15分）假设你是李华，请以"AIinMyLife"为题，向你校英语公众号投稿，用英语介绍你在学习和生活中使用人工智能的经历及感受，并表达你对Ai的看法。1）请举例说明你在学习和生活中如何使用人工智能。2）这些经历让你有什么感受？3）你认为我们应如何更好地使用人工智能。要求：词数100词左右，文章的标题及开头不计入总字数；文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称。参考词汇：digital数字化的；artificialintelligence（AI）人工智能AiinMyLifeLivinginadigitalage，Ifindartificialintelligenceeverywhereinmydailylife.

2025-2026学年广东市广大附中八年级（上）期中英语试卷参考答案与试题解析一．选择题（共10小题）题号11121314151617181920答案BBBDCAAACD一、听力（10分）听力理解（共2小题，每小题3分，满分5分）（3分）1.WhatdoesDanthinkofEnglish？A.Difficult.B.Interesting.C.Easy.2.HowmanywordsdoesMaryadviseDantorememberoneday？A.8to9words.B.8to10words.C.9to10words.3.WhatadvicedoesNOTMarytalkabout？A.SpeakingEnglishasmuchasyoucan.B.Rememberingsomewordseveryday.C.ListeningtoEnglishnewseveryday.【解答】略（2分）4.Howlongdoesimmediatememoryholdinformation？A.Forabout30seconds.B.Forlessthanasecond.C.Formorethanasecond.5.Howmanyitemsofinformationdoesshort﹣termmemoryholdatatime？A.Seven.B.Seventeen.C.Six.【解答】略二、听取信息（共1小题，每小题5分，满分5分，每空限填一词）（5分）HowtolearnEnglish•Beforeclass，Ioftenreadtheday's（6）andtrytofindthemainideaofit.•Inclass，Ilistentotheteacherandtakenotes（7）.•SometimesIlearnEnglish（8）andithelpsmealotinmakingcorrectsentences.•WhenIcan'trememberthenewwords，Ialwayswritethemdowninanotebookandtakeitwithme.•ReadingagoodEnglish（9）ishelpful.•Afterclass，IspeakEnglishwithmyteacher，（10）andevenwithforeigners.【解答】略二、单项选择（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）11．（1分）﹣Wouldyouliketohavecoffee？﹣No，thanks.Idon'twantdrinksnow.（）A．some；some B．some；any C．any；any D．any；some【解答】第一个设空处为"客气、委婉"地询问对方是否需要什么东西，coffee为不可数名词，这里也要用some，希望对方给出肯定答复，排除C和D；第二个设空处为否定句，用any，排除A。故选：B。12．（1分）Thelittleboycarriedthepileofbooksforalongtime.Slowlythebooksbecame________.Hewasnearlyunabletocarryon.（）A．moreheavier B．muchheavier C．quiteheavier D．veryheavy【解答】moreheavier表达有误；more更，后跟形容词原级构成比较级，适用于多音节形容词；muchheavier重得多，much非常、很，副词，其后可接形容词比较级；quiteheavier表达有误，quite/very很，副词，后接形容词原级，表示程度，veryheavy很重；heavier更重的，形容词比较级；heavy重的，形容词原级。根据下文"Hewasnearlyunabletocarryon.（他几乎无法继续下去。）"可知，小男孩"长时间搬运书"，身体逐渐疲劳，主观上会觉得书的重量在增加，用"muchheavier"能体现这种"主观感受上的重量变化"，而原级"veryheavy"无法表现动态的递进过程，因此"muchheavier"是符合语法和语境的选项。故选：B。13．（1分）—TheremanypeopleinChina.—Yes，thepopulationofChinaverylargeatthemoment.（）A．have；is B．are；is C．is；is D．has；are【解答】have/has有，实义动词，不与therebe句型连用，has是谓语动词单三形式。第一空，Therebe句型表示某地有某物，be动词需与主语"manypeople"一致，应用are；第二空，"population"作主语时表示整体概念，视为单数，be动词应用is。故选：B。14．（1分）GrandpaWangwantedtofindthekindtaxidriver.（）A．asquickaspossible B．assoonasitispossible C．aspossibleasquickly D．assoonashecould【解答】asquickaspossible尽快；assoonasitispossible它尽可能；aspossibleasquickly越快越好；assoonashecould尽可能快地。根据"GrandpaWangwantedtofindthekindtaxidriver….（王爷爷想找到那位好心的出租车司机）"可知，此处为assoonas引导的时间状语从句，其结构为assoonassb.can/could表示"尽可能快地"，只有D项符合题意。故选：D。15．（1分）—Canadaisoneofthelargest________intheworld.—Yes，itislargerthan________countryinAsia.（）A．country；anyother B．countries；anyother C．countries；any D．country；any【解答】country国家，是可数名词；countries是country的复数形式；any任何，用于不同范围的比较；anyother任何其它，用于同一范围的比较。"oneof+the+形容词最高级+可数名词复数"是固定搭配，表示"……中最……之一"，前空要填复数形式，排除选项A和D；加拿大不属于亚洲，所以要用any，再排除选项B。故选：C。16．（1分）Let'splaychessbeforetelevision.（）A．/；watching B．a；watch C．the；towatch D．/；watched【解答】a一个，不定冠词，表泛指；the这个，定冠词表特指；/零冠词。playchess"下象棋"，固定短语，棋类名词前不加冠词，故第一个空不填冠词；"before"是介词，后接动词时需用动名词形式。故选：A。17．（1分）Overreadersgotthegiftsfromthecompany.（）A．tenthousand B．thousandsof C．fivehundredof D．hundredsof【解答】thousand千，前面要用具体数字不用复数，即数字+thousand+名词复数，thousandsof+名词复数"数千……"表示笼统数字，即前面不能加具体数字。故选：A。18．（1分）—WhatdoyouthinkofthefilmHomeComing？—Amazing!Youcan'tfindaoneduringthisNationalDayholiday.（）A．morepopular B．lesspopular C．mostpopular D．leastpopular【解答】考查形容词的比较级。popular形容词，意为"流行的；受欢迎的"，morepopular"更受欢迎"比较级；lesspolular"不如……受欢迎的"比较级；mostpopular"最受欢迎的"最高级；leastpopular"最不受欢迎的"最高级。根据答语"Amazing!了不起的!"可知句意是：在这个国庆假期里，你再也找不到比这更受欢迎的电影了。故选：A。19．（1分）CantonTowerisoneofthetallestbuildingsintheworld.Itis_______.（）A．600﹣metre﹣high B．600﹣metrehigh C．600metreshigh D．high600metres【解答】A选项用﹣进行连接是复合形容词，常用作定语，不适用于此处，所以排除。B选项不存在这样的搭配，所以排除。D选项high是动词，而原句存在谓语动词is，所以排除。此处数词是600米高，在这里作表语。只有C选项600metreshigh"是正确的搭配。故选：C。20．（1分）Hegraduatedintheyear1976.Inotherwords，wecansay"Hegraduated."（）A．inthe19thcentury B．inthe1976s C．inthe2070s D．inthe1970s【解答】年代用"inthe+年份的复数形式"表示，此处"年份"需为十位整数。inthe19thcentury在19世纪，但1976年属于20世纪，错误；inthe1976s表达错误，因为年代应为"1970s"等形式；inthe2070s在21世纪70年代，时间不符；inthe1970s在20世纪70年代，正确，因为1976年属于1970年代。故选：D。三、语法选择（共1小题，每小题15分，满分15分）（15分）In1853，arichmanwas（21）BholidayandstayedatahotelinSaratogaSprings，NewYork.Onenight，hewenttoarestauranttohavedinner.He（22）Catthemenuandorderedaplateoffriedpotatoes.Afterawhile，thedishwasgiventotheman.Buthedidn'tlikeit（23）Ahethoughtthepotatoesweretoothickandnotcrispyenough.Sohesent（24）Dbacktothekitchen.GeorgeCrumwasthecookofthatrestaurant.After（25）Cthat，hecutthepotatoes（26）Bandsentthemtothatmanagain.（27）Dthemanstillthoughtthepotatoeswerenotthinenough.Crumgotangryanddecided（28）Bhimalesson.He（29）Dcutthepotatoesmuchthinnerandcookedthemforalongtime.Aftertheybecamecrispy，heputsomesaltonthem（30）Aservedthenewdishtothemanpersonally.Tohis（31）A，themanlikedthenewdishverymuch.Andmanypeoplewantedtotry（32）B，whichbegantoappearonthemenu（33）D"SaratogaChips".Soonthepotatochipsbecamepopularin（34）Aworld.Crumopenedhisownrestaurant（35）Cthiskindofpotatochips.21.A.atB.onC.inD.of22.A.lookB.looksC.lookedD.looking23.A.becauseB.however