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2025北京东直门中学初二(下)期中

英语

2025.4

考试时间:90分钟总分60分

班级姓名学号

第一部分

一、单项填空(共8小题,每题0.5分,共4分)

1.MysisterandIlikebasketball.oftenplayittogetheratweekends.

A.IB.WeC.YouD.They

2.WeplantedsometreestheparklastSunday.

A.onB.toC.inD.of

3.Maryoftenhergrandparentsinthecountrysideatweekends.

A.visitsB.visit3dC.willvisitD.hasvisited

4.一Hello,canIspeaktoMary?

—Sorry,sheameetingnextdoor.

A.hasB.ishavingC.willhaveD.washaving

5.Tomthesportsmeetingwithhisfriendsafterschoolyesterday.

A.talkedaboutB.willtalkaboutC.istalkingaboutD.hastalkedabout

6.Thiscoatisnice,itdoesn'tlookgoodonme.

A.soD.orC.butD.for

7.—Peter,whatwereyoudoingatsevenlastnight?

—Idinnerformyparents.

A.cookedB.willcookC.iscookingD.wascooking

8.Lilyismybestfriend.Weeachothersinceshecametoourclass.

A.knowB.knewC.haveknownD.willknow

二、完形填空(共8小题,每题1分,共8分)

Mychildrenwentbacktocollegeafterbeinghomefbrthesummer.Itookthedogsfbrawalk.WhenIpassed

theKoreanTofuHouse,thesmellmademehungry.44Whydon'tweeatheretonight?^^Ithought.ThenIrealized

thatIwas9.MychildrenandIhadbeenheretogetherjustaweekbeforeandwehadagreattimetalking

aboutcomingbackhereagain.Thinkingaboutthat,Icouldn'thelp10.

WhenIgotbackhome,thehousewasdarkandquiet.Ithadbeenfiilloflaughterandsongsallsummerwhen

thekidswereathome.Wecookedandatetogether.Wewenthikinginthehillsandtookthedogstothebeach.It

wasjustlikeithadbeeninthegoodolddays,beforemykidshadgrownupandgoneaway.

Thenextmorning,Igotupanddecidedtomakepancakes;thekidslovebluebeiTypancakes.ThenIrealized

theyweren'tthere,soIlostniy,11andlookthedogsawalkwilhoulhavingbreaklast.

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WhenIwaswalkingalongtheroad,anoldladylookedatmydogs,smiledwarmlyandaskedifshecouldpet

mydogs.Asshepettedthedogs,shetoldherstory.

“Ioncehadagoldendog,Chunky,andhelivedto15.1hadneverworriedabout12him,becausehe

wasneversickadayinhislifetilltheend.Hewouldn'teatsoIputgravyonmyfingerfbrhimtoeat.Butthe

doctorsaidtome,4You,vegottolethimgo'.”

Shelookeduptotheskyandbackatmydogsandsaid,44SoIdid.Ilethimgo...ButI'veneverhadanother

dogafterthat.”

Sheputherhandoverherheartandherfaceexpressedher13asshesaid,“Ithurts.^^

BeforeIsaidanything,shegavemydogsonemorelovingpct.Shesmiledbravelyandsaidina14

tone,''Whatever,letbygonesbebygones.^^Thenshethankedmeandwalkedaway,relaxed.

Lettinggo.Yes,Iknowthat'swhatwchavetodo.

AsIsataloneinthequiethouse,Ithoughtabouttheoldladyandhowshefacedthelossofherdogthrough

death.IsuddenlyrealizedIwasalittle15cryingovermyloss,whichisjustanaturalpartofhuman

development,notlifeanddeath.Inthiskindofloss,wecan16ourselvesbycelebratingthegrowthofour

children,feelingthesatisfactionofhavingdoneourbesttopreparethemtofacethechallengesintheirlives.Wc

canbegladthattheyarewheretheyneedtobe,andgrateftilfbrourroleinlettingthemgo.

9.A.newB.aloneC.busyD.full

10.A.arguingB.complainingC.cryingD.regretting

11.A.interestB.memoryC.mindD.courage

12.A.losingB.huggingC.controllingD.forgetting

13.A.angerB.色arC.painD.doubt

14.A.criticalB.lightC.curiousD.cold

15.A.confusedB.boredC.nervousD.silly

16.A.promiseB.praiseC.respectD.comfort

三、阅读理解(共13题,每题2分,共26分)

A

AB

TheStampMuseumTheAirandSpaceMuseum

Wouldyouliketomakestamps?JoinusIfyouenjoyprogramsaboutairandspace,

now!Youcancreateastampwithyourownpleasecomehere.Youcanmakeandflyyour

design,mailapostcard,andlearnabouttheownpaperairplane,watchanIMAXmovie,and

historyofstamps.climbintoarealairplane.

CD

TheScienceMuseumTheBuildingMuseum

Arcyouinterestedinscience?HavefiinDoyouenjoydesigning?Comeandjoinus.

withus!YoucanexperiencevideoartsandYoucangoonfieldtripstosomefamous

computertechnology,playVRgamesandbuildings,andbuildsmallhouseswithsoft

talkwithrobots.blocks(木块).

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17.Mydreamistobeapilot.Ihopetoclimbintoarealairplaneandexperienceflying.

18.Scienceismyfavoritesubject.1wanttolearnsomethingaboutfiiturctechnology.

19.I'minterestedincollectingstampsandIwanttocreatestampsbymyself.

B

ColinBoylewasbornin1973nearDublin,Ireland.Whilehewasillinhospitalatage10,hisunclegavehim

anoldviolin.Heloveditrightaway.Afterheleftthehospital,hepractisedathisschooleverydayafterclass.

Onedayin1987,JohnLea£themanagerofseveralsuccessfiilmusicians,cametoColin'sschool.Hewashaving

ameetingwiththeheadteacherwhenheheardColinpractising.Afterthemeeting,hefoundColinandinvitedhim

toappearinoneoftheconcertshewasorganising(组织)thatyear.Colin,however,didn'tacceptLeafsinvitation

becausejustthenhewaspreparingforsomeimportantschoolexams.Yearslater,Colinmadeittocollegetostudy.

AtcollegehemetKimO'Malley,whowasstudyingchemistry(化学).Kimwasalsogoodatmusic.Beingstudents,

theydidn'thavemuchmoneyandtheyusuallyworkedinarestauran:atweekends.

OneeveninginApril1992,whileColinandKimwereatwork,theyheardthattherewouldbenolive(现场演

出的)musicintherestaurantthatnightbecausethesingercouldnotcome.ColinandKimaskedtheownerofthe

restauranttoletthemplay.Everyonewassurprisedtohearhowgoodtheywere.Afterthat,theyworkedhardtogether

andimprovedgreatlyinmusic.

20.Colingotanoldviolinfrom.

A.histeacherB.hisvncleC.anoldfriendD.afamousmusician

21.Whydidn'tColinacceptLeaf'sinvitation?

A.Becausehewasnotinterestedinconcerts.

B.Becausehewasbusywithhisexamsatthattime.

C.Becausehehadtotakecareofhisfatheratthattime.

DBecausehewasafraidthathecouldn,tdowellintheconcert

22.Whatisthebesttitlefbrthepassage?

A.Colin'sschoollifeB.Colin'sworkintherestaurant

C.Colin'slovefbrmusicD.Colinardhisfriends

Asweknow,diseasessuchascoldsorflucanmovefromonepersontoanother.Butdoyouknowthatfeelings,

likebeingstressed(压力),canbepassedontoo?Sometimeswefeelverybusyandstressednotonlybecauseofour

ownworkbutalsobecauseofthefeelingsandproblemsofpeoplewearecloseto.

ThepsychologistStephaniePrestonfromtheUniversityofMichiganledhisteamtodesignastudy.They

wantedtocheckifstresswaspassedon.Inthestudy,peoplewereaskedtogiveaspeechtoagroupofwatchers.

Thosewatchersdidn'tshowanyfeelingsduringthespeech.Thatmadethespeakersevenmorestressedthanifthey

gotbadcomments(评价).Afterawhile,eventheresearchersstartedfeelingstressedfromjustwatchingthe

speeches.Thismadethemcurious,sotheydecidedtostudymore.Theylookedatspitsamples(唾液样本)tosee

thestresshormone—cortisol(皮质醇激素).Whilespeakerswerestressedandhadalotofcortisol,watcherswere

stressedtooandhadalotofcortisolaswell.Theynamedthiseffect(效果)"physiologicalresonance”.Itmeansthe

speakers'stresswaspassedontothewatchers.

Thoughtheyprovethatstresscanmovefromonepersontoanother,thereisstillonequestion.Studieshave

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lookedintothespeakers'voicesandfaces,buttheyhaven'tfiguredoathowsomeone'sbehaviorcausesanother's

stress.

Whenwctalkorhangoutwithotherpeople,wcnoticedifferentsignsshowingtheirfeelings.Thosehelpus

knowifthere'ssomethingwrongaroundus.Ifourneighborseemsstressed,weshouldwatchoutasitmightaffect

(影响)ustoo.Thisabilitytosensestresscomesfromourlonghistoryoflivingingroups.Itisnotjusthumanswho

dothis;animalscanalsotellwhenothersaroundthemarestressed.Forexample,ifadeersensesstressinitspack,

itmayrunawaytoavoid(避免)danger.Soquicklyspotting(发现)stressinotherscanhelpus.Itkeepsusaway

fromproblemsbeforetheygetworse.

23.HowdidPreston'steamfindthatstresscouldmovefromonepersontoanother?

A.Bylookingatfaces.B.Bylisteningtovoices.

C.Bytalkingaboutfeelings.D.Bycheckingcortisolinspit.

24.Whatcanwclearnfromthepassage?

A.Peoplefeelstressedonlybecauseoftheirownwork.

B.Onlyhumanscansensewhensomeoneelseisstressed.

C.Researchersfeelstressedwhenpreparingfbrtheresearch.

D.Noticingstressinothersearlymayhelpusavoidtrouble.

25.Whichofthefollowingisllicbcsllillcfbrthepassage?

A.CanStressHelpUsAvoidTrouble?

B.CanStressMovefromOnetoAnother?

C.HowDoesActionCauseOthers'Stress?

D.HowtoGiveASpeechwithoutStress?

D

3DPrintingWillImproveOurFoodChoices

Inearlysummer2016,Londonersweretreatedtoanewtrend(潮流)indining.FoodInk,theworld'sfirst3D

printingrestaurant,openedtoaspecialgroupofcustomerswhodinedonaninc-courscmealpreparedrightbefore

theireyesusing3Dprinters.Eventherestaurant'stablesandchairs,lamps,cups,andplateswerecreatedwith3D

technology.WithLondonjustthebeginning,FoodInkplanstobringitsrestaurantformtoothercitiesaroundthe

world.

Likeother3Dapplications,printingfoodisaprocessthatbuildslayers(层)uponlayersofmaterialontopof

eachother.Eachlayerispushedthroughaprintheadtoformanobjectwithadesiredshape,texture,size,andsoon.

Unlikeother3Dprinting,whichusesspool(绕线轮)tocreateobjectsoutofplastic,foodmaterials(材料)in3D

printingarcputintoasyringc-likccontainer(注射器形状的容器)whicharcthenpressedintotheshaperequired.

Anyfoodmaterialsthatcanbepureed(煮成糊状)orturnedintoapastecanbeusedin3DIbodprinting.

Finediningisonlyoneaspectofhowthefoodindustryisgoingtobeimprovedby3Dprinting.Researchers

havebeenexploringwaystouse3Dprintingtodealwithworldhunger.Massproductionoffoodusingpowdered

(粉末状的)nutritionalingredients(营养成分)couldhelpfeedagrowingpopulation.The3D-printcdfoodwould

havetheadvantageofbeingproducedcheaplyandhavingalongshelflife.Thisisespeciallyiinportantwiththe

worldpopulationprojectedtobe8.5billionby2030.

Thetechnologywillalsoenableconsumerstoquicklymakemealswithingredientstosuitiheirspecialhealth

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needs.Taketheexampleoffeedingelderlypeople,whooftenneedtohavetheirfoodpureedbecausetheyhave

problemswithswallowingandchewing(咀嚼).Manyelderlypeopledonotliketheirfoodlikepureedfoodandthey

don'teatit.TheNetherlandsOrganizationfbrappliedscientificresearchisturningto3Dprintingtomashuppeas,

cabbages,andcarrotstoproduce3D-printedversionsofthevegetables.Theseareeasiertochewbutkeeptheirshape

becauseoftheadditionofagellingagent(胶凝剂).The3D-printedvegetablesarebeingservedthroughoutnursing

homesinGermanyverysoon.

Itseemsthatthereisnoendtothepotential(潜力)of3Dprinting.In2013,NASAofleredalargeamountof

moneytodevelopafimctional3Dfoodprinter.Theprinteraimstocreatenutritionalfoodtofeedastronautsonlong

spacemissions.Fromcreatingspecialrestaurantmeals,toimprovingnutrition,topotentiallyfeedingtheworld,3D

foodprintingiscreatingexcitingnewpossibilitiesfbrfood.

26.Whatcanwelearnabout3Dfoodprinting?

A.3Dfoodprintingisdevelopingfbrastronautsonspacemissions.

B.3Dfoodprintingendsworldhungerwithitscheaply-producedfbed.

C.3Dfoodprintingisbeingwidelyappliedinfinediningrestaurants.

D.3Dfoodprintingditiersfromother3Dprintingintheprocessofbuildinglayers.

27.Theword“desired”inParagraph2probablymean44

A.improvedB.discoveredC.avoidedD.expected

28.WhatdocsParagraph4mainlytellus?

A.3Dfoodprintingsolvedtheelders'eatingproblemswithpureedfood.

B.Consumerscanuse3Dfoodprintingquicklytomakehealthymeals.

C.TheNetherlandsOrganizationisdoingresearchon3Dfoodprinting.

D.3Dfoodprintingtechnologywillmeetpeople'sspecialhealthneeds.

29.Whatisthewriter'smainpurposeinwritingthispassage?

A.Toexplainhow3Dfoodprintingworks.

B.Todiscusswhat3Dfoodprintinghasbroughtus.

C.Toshowthepossibilitiescreatedby3Dfoodprinting.

D.Tostresstheimportanceof3Dfoodprintingtotheworld.

第二部分

四、阅读表达(30题1分,31・32每题各2分,33题3分,共8分)

阅读短文,根据短文内容回答问题。

SmiletotheLostPresent

Theonewhohasnevergainedsomethingwillneverexperiencethepainoflosingwhateverthatsomethingis.

Thatisprettyclear.ButIconsidertheabsenceofthejoyofuhaving^^tobemoremiserable(痛苦的)thanthatof

havinglostsomethingafterhavingoncehadit.

WhenIwassixyearsold,alovelydollcaughtmyeye.Mymoir.refusedtobuyitfbrme,soItooka“job",my

first,sellingsweetsinapark.HoldingthedollwhichhadbeenearnedbymyselfIwasthehappiestgirlinthe

world.However,thedollendeduplosingduringafamilytrip.Mytearscouldn'tbringitback.

InGradeNine,myclosestfriendbecameestranged(疏远)fromme.Wehadsharedourinnermostsecretswith

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eachotherandsupportedoneanotherthroughdifficulttimes.Atthetimeshekeptmeatadistance,Iwasvery

disappointedandevenwishedIhadneverknownher.Accustomedtoourfriendshipandhercompany,Ididn't

knowwhattodowithoutheratonelime.

Recallingthepast,Tmnotthatsadaboutthoselosttreasuresnow.Instead,Iamthankfulfbrthemfbrmaking

mylifecolorful.Iamproudoftheperseveringlittlegirlwhomanagedtoacquirehercoveteddoll.Andthememory

ofmyex-friend'swarmsmilecontinuestoencouragemefromtimetotime.HowmuchwouldIhavemissedinlife

ifIhadn'tboughtthatdollorhadn'tbefriendedthatgirl?

Experiencesareofgreatimportancetoourlives.Theworldissochangeablethatnothingisabletolast

forever.Nothingactuallybelongstousexceptourownfeelings.Howmuchregretdoyouthinkexistsinthis

unfilledblankwhichwecreatefbrourselveswhenwegiveuponourreasonablewantsjustbecauseofourfearsof

potentialloss?Forme,nothingcouldbemoremiserablethanarisk-frccbutboringlifeinwhichyouhavethe

constantdesirefbrsomethingbuthavenotthecouragetomakeityourown!

Facepcaccfiillythefactthat,whilethetreasureitselfisgone,thememoriesarcstillverymuchalive.Walkout

oftheshadowandacceptthenewpresentthatisbeingdeliveredtoyou.Letthesewonderfulpastmomentsshine

likestarsinthenightsky.

Don'tcrybecauseit'sover;smilebecauseitoncehappened.

3().Whatdidthewriterdoafterhermomrefusedtobuythedollfbrher?

31.Howdidthewriterfeelwhenherclosestfriendbecameestrangedfromher?

32.Whyisthewriterthankfulfbrthelosttreasures?

33.Doyouagreewiththewriter?Whyorwhynot?(Pleasegivetworeasons.)

五、完成句子(共8小题,每题1分,共4分)

34.爱好可以促使你成长。

Hobbiescanasaperson.

35.你出门最好带上雨伞。

Youtheumbrellawithyouwhenyougoout.

36.这里太安静了,我甚至能听到鸟儿在唱歌。

Il'ssoquiethereandIcaneven.

37.从植物上拽掉叶子是不对的。

leavesoffplants.

六、文段表达(共10分)

38.根据所给提示,完成一篇不少于50词的英语文段写作。文中已给出内容不计入总词数。所给提示

词语仅供选用。请不要写出你的校名和姓名。

假设你是李华,上周五你们学校在中心公园(CentralPark)组织了一次露营活动。请你写一封邮件,

和你的外国好友Peter分享本次露营的经历,包括露营前你们做了哪些准备,你们在本次露营活动中做了什

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么以及你对本次露营的感受。

提示词iW:tent,foodanddrink,cook,excited

提示问题:1.Whatdidyouprepareforitbeforethiscampingtrip?

2.Whatdidyoudoduringthiscampingtrip?

3.Whatdoyouthinkofthiscampingtrip?

DearPeter,

How'severythinggoing?

Hopetohearfromyousoon.

Yours,

LiHua

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参考答案

第一部分

一、单项填空(共8题,每题0.5分,共4分)

I.B2.C3.A4.B5.A6.C7.D8.C

二、完形填空(共8题,每题1分,共8分)

9.B10.CII.A12.A13.C14.B15.D16.D

三、阅读理解(共12题,每题2分,共24分)

A篇17-19答案:BCA

B篇20-22答案:BBC

C篇23-25答案:DDB

D篇26-29答案:ADDC

第二部分

四、阅读表达(共4题,30题1分,31・32题每题2分,33题3分,共8

分)

30.Shetookajobsellingsweetsinapark./Shesoldsweetsinapark.

只答shetookajob给0.5,多答不扣,语法和人称有错误扣0.5,不叠加扣分31.Shefbltdisappointed./

Disappointed

语法和人称有错误扣1,不叠

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