2019-2020學(xué)年上海市普陀區(qū)初三第一學(xué)期英語一模期末考試卷(word版含答案)

1、普陀區(qū)2019學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量調(diào)研初三英語練習(xí)卷Part 1 Listening （第一部分聽力）Part 2 Phonetics, Grammar and Vocabulary（第二部分 語音、語法和詞匯）n . Choose the best answer （選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?6. Which of the follow ing un derli ned parts is differe nt in pronun ciati on from others?A. We should be brave to face the challe nge. B. The man was luc

2、ky to escape from the fireC. The detective work is of great value. D. Recycli ng wastes is better tha n bur ning them.27. Garry likes to go forpic nic with his family on sunny weeke nds.A. aB. anC. theD. /28. Jack worked hard and helped us a lot,we selected him as the model stude nt.A. forB. orC. si

3、nceD. so29. Wed better put these tools awaythe time being. They ll be helpful later.A. onB. inC. atD. for30. won derful thing it is to explore the city in free time!A. WhatB. What aC. What anD. How a31. of the twin sisters likes the cheese cake because it is too sweet.A. AllB. NeitherC. AnyD. Both32

4、. Ron ald started his visit to Can adaDecember 2019.A. withB. onC. inD. of33. Mr. Han has the habit of tak ing no tes onside of the page whe n he reads.A. ano therB. otherC. othersD. the other34. With a black belt, your blue dress looks muchtha n before.A. beautifulB. more beautifulC. most beautiful

5、 D. the most beautiful35. It is hard to make friends with others in a new placewe start to talk with them.A. unl essB. whe nC. ifD. after36. Terry gets up at 6:30 every morni ng and the n hea bath.A. hasB. haveC. hadD. is havi ng37. David and his youn ger brotherin the stati on since 1999.A. workB.

6、had workedC. were worki ngD. have worked38. If you keepfive senten ces a day, you will be able to speak nice En glish.A. learnB. to lear nC. learni ngD. learned39. The performa nee by the funny man made the audie neefor a long time.A. laughB. to laughC. laughi ngD. laughed40. Don forgetsome spare ba

7、tteries when you take photos of these amazing animals.A. takeB. taki ngC. to takeD. take n41. Kittythe list in her pocket and went out of the room quietly.A. will putB. would putC. putD. has put42. -will Dad finish cook ing the vegetable soup?-In about 20 minu tes.A. How longB. How soo nC. How muchD

8、. How far43. The sign says, Passengerscarry matches and knives onto the train.”A. may notB. needn C. wouldn D. mustn 44. -.- Ive lost my key to the door.A. Is there anything wrong, George? B. What V your favourite film?C. Let V go to the concert.D. I Vm so sorry for breaking your glass.45. - I think

9、 the Cen tury Park is a good place for camp ing.-.In my opinion, the Nati onal Park is better.A. It V really a hard job. B. I don agree. C. That Vall right. D. Never mind.川.Complete the following passage with the words in the box. Each can only be used once (將下歹U單詞填入 空格。每空格限填一詞，每詞只能填一次)A. methodsB.

10、soldiersC. trainedD. resultsE. operatedNorman Bethune is one of the most famous heroes in China. He was born in 1890 and became a doctor in1916. Then he went to Spain to help the woun ded 46duri ng the war in 1936. He developed many new47of tak ing care of the sick. He also inven ted special tools t

11、o help doctors whe n they 48 on patients outside hospitals near the fighting area. His inventions saved many lives. In 1938, he came to China and his experie nee was really helpful. He wrote books and49many local doctors and nu rses to save more lives.His work for the Chin ese people made him famous

12、 in China. There are many films and books about him.A. extremelyB. hurriedC. broke n into D. alone E. depe nded onLast weekend, my cousin and I saw a very funny film. The story was about a boy called Kevin who was left50 by his pare nts. Kevin was the youn gest child in the family. One morning, ever

13、y one got up and 51to the airport, so they forgot Kevi n and left him at home by accide nt. When Kevi n was watch ing TV, he heard two men in the house. They had52his house for things of great value. Kevi n was53smartand thought of many ticks to catch the two men. At last, the police came and the me

14、n were take n away. Before Kevin Vparents got back, he tidied up the house. His parents were very happy to find their son was safe.IV. Complete the sentences with the given words in their proper forms (用括號中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式完成下 列句子，每空格限填一詞)54. My postcard is differe nt fromin size and colour. (she)55. The li

15、ghts in the restaura nt were too dark. We had to cha nge our. (seat)56. Frank has just begu n theyear in the college, so everyth ing is still fresh to him. (two)57. the man hasin running the shop because of the good service. (success)58. The in formatio n wasand the army lost the war aga in. (use)59

16、. Wendy hasrecorded a TV programme about mak ing funny comics. (rece nt)60. Susa n will make aon childre n rights n ext week. (speak)61. Eat ing too muchfood really does harm to us. (healthy)V . Complete the following sentences as required (根據(jù)所給要求完成下列句子，每題空格限填一詞)62. Sandy advised her friend to stay

17、calm and think very carefully. (改為一般疑問句)Sandyher friend to stay calm and think very carefully?63. We can know the meaning of the new words by using a diet ion ary. (對戈 U線部分提問)we know the meaning of the new words?64. Peter has breakfast with his families every weeke nd.（改為反意疑問句）Peter has breakfast wi

18、th his families every weeke nd,?65. The sick boy was so weak that he could not move by himself. （保持句意不變）The sick boy wasweakmove by himself.66. The little girl decorated the black umbrella with a strawberry desig n.（改為被動語態(tài)）The black umbrellawith a strawberry desig n by the little girl.67. The report

19、er asked Dr. Ken, Will you start the research? ”（改為含有賓語從句的復(fù)合句）The reporter asked Dr. Kenhestart the research.68. take charge of, Debby, n ext mon th, will, the celebrati on party（連詞成句）Part 3 Reading and WritingW. Reading Comprehension.A. Choose the best answer.After all these experiences, I learned

20、a lot and began to grow up. One autumn night, when my parents and I returned from my uncle s house, my mother said that we might leave for Australia soon. I was crying on the bus, and some people were tur ning around to look at me. I could not stop the thought of n ever heari ng the morning radio pr

21、ogrammes in school aga in.I do n ot remember myself crying for this reason aga in. In fact, I th ink I cried very little whe n I was say ing goodbye to my friends and relatives. When we were leaving, I couldnto think abtoutaall the places I wasgoing to seethe stra nge and magical places I had known

22、only from books and pictures. The country I was leav ing was hardly in my head the n.The follow ing years taught me to think all was going to turn out well, but the idea did not come to me at once.For the first two years, I was really lost havi ng to study in three schools as a result of family move

23、s. I did not know very clearly what I was or what I should be. Father died and Mother the n married aga inand things beceven more complex （復(fù)雜）.More than two years passed, my stepfather and I got used to each other at last. I was often sad, and saw no end to “ the hard times.”My resp on sibilities in

24、 the family in creased si nce I knew En glish better tha n every one else at home. I wrote letters, taught my mother to fill out forms, translated at interviews with immigration officers （移民局官員），took my gran dpare nts to the doctor and tran slated thereI have lear ned that all com mon troubles go aw

25、ay at last if we don t give up. My life will turn out all right, eveithough it will be so hard.69. When the writer first knew they would leave for Australia, she felt.A. boredB. angryC. con fusedD. sad70. Before the writer went to a new place, she learned something about it from.A. friends and schoo

26、lmatesB. books and picturesC. school radio programmesD. her pare nts and relatives71. The underlined words this reason in Paragraph 2 refer to.A. leaving the writer s friends and relativesB. missing fun radio programmesC. getting away from the writer s parents D. being not able to see new places72.

27、For the first two years in Australia, the writer.A. thought a lot about her futureB. studied in differe nt schoolsC. ofte n lost her way in the school stepfather73. From Paragraph 4, we can know that the writerD. got on well with herB.atte nded a lot of jobC. helped the family with her En glish74. T

28、he writer has lear ned that.A. it is difficult to lear n to be patie ntC. the future will be hard without friendsD. taught children English writingB. there are more difficult things in the future D. good things will happe n if one keeps tryingA. bega n to work as a tran slator in terviews7 / 6B. Cho

29、ose the best answer and complete the passage.FINDING FRIENDS ONLINEWhat are the differe nces betwee n on li ne and real-life relati on ships?In many ways, the Internet world mirrors the real world. Some people ask for information, play games, and share hobby tips. Some buy and sell products. Others

30、look for75.Un like the real world, however, your kno wledge about a pers on is limited to words76. There, a pers onthoughts-or at least the thoughts they type-are what really count （算數(shù)）.So even the77person can becomea chat room star.Usually, this faceless co mmun icatio n does n t cause trouble. Who

31、 you are does n t really matter whe n you aia chat room, discuss ing sports or hobbies. In fact, people78what you think about. This makes the Internet agreat place for excit ing con versati on. Where else can so many people come together to chat about their in terests?But some Internet users want mo

32、re tha n just some one to chat with. They are look ing for serious love relati on ships. Is the Internet a good place to find love? Some of these relati on ships are actually successful. Others fail pain fully.Supporters of on li ne relati on ships say that the Internet allows couples to get to know

33、 each other by excha nging ideas first. Your79isn t so important as that in the real world.But others of on li ne relatio nships80that no one can truly know ano ther pers on in the Internet world.Why? Because the Internet gives users a lot of con trol over how others view them. The Internet users ca

34、n carefully choose their words to fit whatever image they want to give .In fact, they re not really themselves.75. A. money76. A. on a scree n76. A. cleverest77. A. cleverest78. A. laugh at79. A. appeara nee80. A. un dersta ndB. frien dshipB. in a bookB. funni estB. funni estB. are proud ofB. educat

35、i onB. careC. funC. in a n ewspaperC. stron gestC. stron gestC. focus onC. jobC. argueD. n ewsD. on TVD.shyestD.shyestD. are satisfied withD. i nterestD. won derC. Fill in the blanks with proper words.For some people, music is no fun at all. About four perce nt of us are what scie ntists call amusic

36、. Those amusicsare born without the ability to r81, repeat or remember musical no tes （音調(diào)）.Amusic people ofte n cannottell the differe nee betwee n two son gs. Amusics can only hear the differe nee betwee n two no tes if they are pretty differe nt.As a result, songs sound like n82to an amusic. Many

37、amusics compare the sound of music to pieces ofmetal hitting each other. Life can be hard for amusics. Their unfitness to enjoy music makes them away from others. It can be difficult for other people to get to know them. Actually, most people cannot un dersta nd what it feels liketo be an amusic. Ma

38、ny amusics may not feel very c83whe n they go to a restaura nt or a shopp ing mall.Sometimes they even feel painful. That is why many amusics usually stay away from places where there is music.“ used to h84parties, says Margaret, a seventy-year-old woman who only discovered thatshe was an amusic las

39、t mon th. By study ing people like Margaret, scie ntists are f 85learning how to find this unu sual con diti on.Scientists say that the brains of amusics are different from the brains of people who enjoy music.The differe nee isnt about defective he聽力障礙）Many amusics are happy when their condition is

40、 found. For years, Margaret felt embarrassed about the p86 with music. Now she knows that a large number of people are like her. There is a name for thecon diti on. That makes it e87for her to expla in “ When people in vite me to a con cert, I just say No tha nks,I m amusi says Margaret. “ I just wi

41、sh I had learned to say that when I was seventeen and not seventy. ”D. Answer the questions.In 1935, whe n Emma was five years old, her mother died. Although her brothers and sisters were lovi ng and caring, they were no replacement for a mother love. Emma, who grew up to be my mother, told me that

42、her family was too poor to afford to buy her a little doll at that time.After her mother s death, Emma was determined to look after others. She felt that she could make up for her sad childhood through her dedicatio n （奉獻）to her own family. But I knew there was still someth ing miss ing.A few days b

43、efore Christmas in 1989, one customer came to our company with her beautiful handmade dolls. I decided to get one for my five-year-old daughter, Lucy. Then I had an idea, I asked the customer to make me a doll for my mother, Emma a special one with grey hair and glassesa gra ndmother doll.A friend o

44、f mi ne agreed to play Santa （圣誕老人） to deliver the prese nts to our home on Christmas mornin g! I began to get ready for what would turn out to be on e special day of my mother s life.Santa arrived on Christmas Day at the planned time. Lucy was so happy to get the present from Santa. When Santa tur

45、ned to leave, he looked once more into his huge bag and brought out one more prese nt. Then he asked where Emma was. To my mother s big surprise, she heard her name! He handed her the present and also a message card:For Emma,Before my trip this year, I was cleaning my room and found this package. It was supposed to be delivered on December 25, 1935. Many apologies for deliveri ng the prese nt late.Love,SantaShe couldn t