深實驗八下期中試卷2016-2017下學(xué)期

實驗中學(xué)中學(xué)部初二年級期中考試詞匯測試.Thisnovelisfamousanditiswelcomedbyteenagers.Peoplebetween13and19yearsold.Studentsagedover18Childrenunder12yearsold.--HerexpressionshowsthatshedidnpassherEnglishtestagain.--Let'sraiseherspihts.MakeherhaveabilityMakeherhavecourageMakeherrelaxedAreyousurethatitwon'traintomorrow?A.CertainB.sadC.ExcitedIfyouwanttohaveamealintherestaurant,youmustbewell-dressed.TakeingenoughmobeyDressingupasafamouspersonWearingniceclothesIfyouwanttokeepfit,youmustdoyourbesttodomoresports.A.ComfortableB.BeautifulC.healthy-WhatdoyouthinkofMrs.Brown?-Sheisnotrich,butshekeepshelpingothersallthetime.A.OnthewayB.AllthewayC.inthewaySheissurethatshewillmakeitonhercareeroneday.A.BecomesuccessfulB.loseheartC.BedefeatedMyfriendswentonthecinemasseparatelytowatchthesamefilm.WenttothecinemabythemselvesDidn'tgotothecinematogetherWenttothecinemasecretlyIdidn'thaveagoodsleeplastnightbecausewhathesaidmyfeelings.A.damagedB.destroyedC.hurtApersonwithcourageisusuallyofsomethingdangerous.A.afraidB.NotafraidC.FearIcan'tbelatefortheinterviewbecauseIwanttothedirector.A.KeepintouchwithB.TakegoodcareofC.MakeagoodimpressiononAreferstoakindofbodylanguage.Peoplemakeitwiththeirhands.A.NoticeB.SpeechC.GestureIfyouhangsomethingonapost,youthepost.A.TakeitfromB.putitoffC.PutitonTheywillforAmericanextmonth.A.GooffB.SetoffC.PutoffThehostoftensomesongsforthelistenersonradio.A.ActsB.ScoresC.PlaysTOC\o"1-5"\h\z--Whywasthemanagerangry Tim?--Becausehemadea mistakeinhiswork.A.To;seriousB.At;seriouslyC.With;seriousD.In;seriously-- isyournewbike?--I about900yuan it.A.Howmanycost,toB.Howmuch;paid,forC.Howmany;took,onD.Howmuch;spent,inIdon’tseehowIcouldpossiblemanage theworkwithout .A.Tofinish,helpingB.Tofinish,beinghelpedC.Finishing,helpingD.Finishing,beinghelped-- catchthetrain,wehavetogetupearlytomorrowmorning.--Ok.Let’s tobednow.A.Sothat;goB.Inorderto;togoC.Inorderto;goD.Sothat;togo-Don’twastetime excuses.Thetruth intheend.--Iamtellingthetruth.A.Find,knowB.Tofind,knowsC.finding,willbeknownD.Finding,wasknown--Whydoyoulooksosadand againandagain?--Ilostmy jobjustnow.A.sign;part-timeB.sigh;hard-workingC.Sigh;part-timeD.Laugh;hard-workingTOC\o"1-5"\h\z--Haveyoupackedeverythingforyourvacation ?--Yes.I it.A.Yet;amlatefor B.already;amlateforC.Yet;wasreadyfor D.Already;amreadyto Mr.Wangandhisfriendsoftenworkveryhardforlittlemoney;theywanttokeepthistraditionalartform .A.Although,alive B.Though,livingC.Since,live D.As,living--Howoftendoyoupractice thepiano?A.ToplayforadayB.Toplay;twiceadayB.Playing;foradayD.Playing,twiceadayWetclothesareoften___upnearafirein weather.A.Hanged,rained B.hanged,rainyC.hanging,rainingD.hung,rainy---Iwanttoborrowthebook,butIdon’tknowhowlongitmay ---Fortwoweeks.A.keepB.BeborrowedC.borrowD.BekeptComeandsitdown thefire.Yourhand cold.A.Besides,hasbeenfeltB.by,feelsC.Near,isfeltD.Beside,hasfelt---Theclothesonthebed verydirty,Mom.Theyaresmelly.---Yes,they.A.Canbe;shouldbewashed B.Mustbe;shouldwashC.Canbe;shouldwash D.mustbe;shouldbewashedLastSundaywasso.IspentalldaywatchingTVathome.--Metoo.Icouldhardlyhaveanythingelse.A.bored,doingB.bored,todoC.boring,todoD.boring,doing45.--Ihavedifficultynewwords.WhatshouldIdo?--Youshouldunderstangtheofnewwordsbeforeyourememberthem.A.remembering,meanings B.toremember,meaningsC.remembering,means D.remember,messagesHisroomneeds ,sohemusthaveit.A.Painting,paintedB.painted,paintingC.painting,paintedD.painted,paintedWheredoesyourgrandfatherlive?--inthecountryside.Helivesinabighouseandoftenfeels.A.alone,aloneB.lonely,aloneC,alone,lonelyD.lonely,lonelyThelectureabouthowtheenvironmentinthiscityProfessorWang.A.improving,wasorganizedbyB.toimprove,wasorganizedbyC.improve,wasorganizedtoD.toimprove,wasorganizedtoWewillanotherteaminthefootballmatchtomorrow.Imsonervous.--Havingagoodrest themostimportantthingyouneedtodonow.A.playwith,areB.sufferfrom,isC.sufferfrom,areD.playagainst,is50.Whydidn'tyoumehelpjustnow?Icoulddoitallbymyself.A.accept,SoB.accept,BecauseC.suffer,BecauseD.receiver,So.51.Pleaseremindme someEnglishbooksformyson.--OK.A.tobuy,NowayB.tobuy,NoproblemC.buying,NowayD.buying,Noproblem.52.Sincesheisnotin,canIleavea(n) forher?Sure,pleasesay slowlyandIwillwriteitdown.A.message,oneB.message,itC.information,itD.information,that53.Whydoesthe3-year-oldboylikebeatingotherchildren?--becausehecan'thimselfwell.Usinghandsismucheasierthan hismouth.A.espress,usingB.teach,touseC.challenge,usingD.realize,touse54.Imeanttoseeyouyesterday,butImissedthetrain.--Missingthetrainmeant foranotherhour.A.tocome,waitingB.coming,towaitC.tocome,towaitD.coming,waitingto55.?--Tohelpthepoorstudents.A.WhydoyouhelpthepoorstudentsB.WhatdoyouusethemoneyforC.Whenwouldyouliketohelpthem.D.Whereareyougoingforyourholidays完形填空:JimDavisisanAmericancartoonist.Heis_56___asthecreatorofthesuccessfulcomicstripGarfield.JimDavidwasbornonJuly28,1945.Hegrewuponasmallfarmwithhisparents,hisbrotherand25cats.Asa_57___child,Davidspentlotsoftimeinbed.Withhispencil,paperandimagination,he__58__pictures.Thenhediscoveredthatthepicturesweremoreinterestingwithwords.Aftercollege,David__59__hiscartooncareer.Henoticedthatthereweremanycomicstripsaboutdogs,butfewabout__60___throughtheworldwasfullofcatlovers.Hecombinedhisknowledgewithhis__61__ofthe25catshegrewupwith,ThenGarfieldwascreated.Thefatlazycatsoonbecame__62__assoonasthecomicstripwerepublished.It_63__inmorethan2600newspapersworldwidenow.Whiledevotinghislifetotakingcareofthecat,Davidtookpartinmanyactivitiesforpublic.He__64__environmentalprotectionandwildlifeprotection.Healsohaslotsof___65__,suchasgolf,fishing,chess,sandwiches,andspendingtimewithhisson,James.A.famousB.actedC.workingA.cleverB.sick C.hard-workingA.drewB.sold C.practicedA.endedB.startedC.offered60A.dogsB.fishC.catsA,ideasB.purpose C.memoriesA.secretB.popular C.thinA.readB.interviewedC.appearsA.calledforB.calledatC.waitedforA.hobbies.B.fanC.friendshipIV.閱讀理解（共20小題，每小題1分）AJoeandHelenMillshadtwosmallchildren.Onewassixandtheotherfour.Theyalwaysresistedgoingtobed,andHelenwasalwayscomplainingaboutthisandaskingJoeforhelp.Butashedidnotcomehomeuntilaftertheyhadgonetobedduringtheweek,hewasunabletohelpexceptatweekends.Joeconsideredhimselfagoodsinger,butreallyhisvoicewasnotatallmusical.However,hedecidedthatifhesangtothechildrenwhentheywenttobed,itwouldhelpthemtorelax,andtheywouldsoongotosleep.HedidthiseverySaturdayandSundaynightuntilheheardhissmallsonwhispertohisyoungersister,"Ifyoupretendthatyou'reasleep,hestops."Thechildrenalwaysresistedgoingtobed,which .A.madeHelensufferalot B.satisfiedtheirmotherC.Helenwasnotsatisfiedwith D.gaveHelenmuchtroubleThehusbandcouldn'thelpthewifetolookafterthechildren .becausehereturnedfromworktoolatesincehisvoicesoundedlikeasinger'sexceptonSaturdayandSundayforhedidnotcomehomeuntilafterthechildrenhadgonetobedweekendsJoeworked .alltheweekincludingSaturdayandSundayduringtheweekincludingtheweekendseverydaybutSaturdayandSundayD.everyweekexceptonSundayWhichofthefollowingconclusions（結(jié)論）canwedrawfromtheabovestory?A.Joe'ssonghelpedthechildrentorelax.WithJoe'shelp,thechildrenwenttosleep.Thewifemustbethankfultoherhusbandforthegreathelp.Thechildrenweresotiredoftheirfather'svoicethattheypretendedtobeasleep.70.Thisjoketellsabout .A.JoeandHelen B.Helen'stroubleC.Joe'sfoolery D.thebrightideaofthetwosmallchildrenBAbeautifulandverysuccessfulactresswasthestarforanewmusicalshow.Herhomewasinthecountryside,butshedidnotwanttogobackthereeverynight,sosheboughtanexpensivehouseinthecentreofthecity,gotsomebeautifulfurnitureandgotamantopainttheroomsinnewcolours.Itwasverydifficulttogetticketsforhershow,becauseeverybodywantedtoseeit.Soshedecidedtogivethepaintertwoofthebestseats.Shehopedthatthiswouldmakehimworkbetterforher.Hetooktheticketswithoutsayinganything,andsheheardnomoreaboutthemuntiltheendofthemonth,whenshegotthepainter'sbill（帳單）.Atthebottomofitwerethesewords:"FourhourswatchingMissHallsinganddance:3pounds,"withthisnote:"After5p.m.Iget15shillings（先令）anhourinsteadof10shillings."71.Inthearticle，“MissHall”wasthenameof .A.aplacewherepeoplesanganddancedB.anunmarriedwoman.C.ahall. D.astreet.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z.Thewoman’sflatwassituatedin .A.nearthecity B.nearherhomeC.inthemiddleofthecity D.bythesideofthecountryroad.Theactressgavethepaintertwotickets,hopinghewouldl .A.bepleased B.asklessmonneyforhismoneyC.chargemoremoneyforhisworkD.sayawordforhermusicalshow74.Afterthepaintergottheticketsfromtheactress,he .A.soldthemfor3pounds B.wenttowatchthemusicalshowC.paid3poundsforthem D.wasveythankfultoherInthestory, madeamistake.A.boththeactressandthepainterB.neithertheactressnorthepainterC.thepainter D.theactressCIstheresomeoneyouhate?Well,maybeyoudon'treallyhatethem.Butyougetreallyangryeverytimeyouthinkofthem.Ifyoudon'tletthisangergo,itcanturnintobitterness（痛苦）.Bitternessappearswhenwecan'tforgive（原諒）someonewhohashurtusormadeusangry.Someonemightsayordosomethingthathurtsus.Butinsteadofcontrollingtheanger,wekeepitbeepinside.Beforelong,abitterfeelingbeginstogrow.Wemaythinkwe'rehurtingthatpersonbycriticizing（指責(zé)）himorheroften,butwe'rereallyonlyhurtingourselves.Bitternesscannotonlyleadtoserioushealthproblemssuchasheartdisease,butalsohurtourrelationshipswithfriendsandfamilymembers.Nooneenjoysbeingaroundanangrypersonforverylong.Ifyouseebitternessinyourlife,herearesomewaystodealwithit.AcceptitInsteadoftryingtodenyyouranger,makeitcleartoyourselfandacceptit.SeeyourangerStopmakingexcusesforitYoumayfeelyouhavearighttobeangry.Youmaythinkyou'rerightandtheotherpersoniswrong.Youmayevensecretlyenjoymakingtheotherpersonlookbad.Butintheend,bitternesshurtsyoumuchmorethantheotherperson.Thebitternesswillholdyouback,andtheotherpersonwillgoonwithhisorherlife.ForgiveandforgetitYouprobablycan'tcompletelyputtheangeroutofyourmind.Butyoucandecidetoforgivetheotherperson.Forgetitandmoveon.You'llenjoybetterheathandpeaceofmind.Accordingtothepassage,wemightgetangrywhensomeone .A.holdsusback B.forgetsusC.doesn'tlikeus D.doeshurtus77.Bitternesscomesfrom .ourhealthproblemslikeheartdiseasetheangerthatlivesdeepinsideourmindthepersonwhosayssomethingthathurtsusourrelationshipswithfriendsandfamilymembers78Theunderlinedword"deny"inthepassagemeans" ".A.誤解 B.否認(rèn) C.疏遠(yuǎn)D.減輕Thebestwaytodealwiththebitternessisto .makethepersonwhohurtsuslookbadhatethepersonwhohurtsusveryoftenacceptthatyouarehurtingtheotherpersonforgivethepersonwhohurtsusandforgetitWhatcanwelearnfromthepassage?Weshouldenjoysomeonewhohurtsus.Weshouldpaymoreattentiontoourfriends.Thepeaceofmindismoreimportantthanthehurtitself.It'sbettertoletbitternessgoalongwiththeotherperson.DGettingaroundVancouverisquickandconvenient.Downtownishometomanynicehotels.Ifyou’rerich,youcanenjoyVancouver’besthotelsthatareallwithinafewblocksfromeachother.Therearealsoplentyofbudget-friendlyhotelsthatarecomfortableandconvenientandyouonlyneedtopayafewdollars.Therearemanyforeignrestaurantsinthiscity.Youcanactuallytakeatouroftheworldbyvisitingonerestaurantatatime.RestaurantsinVancouvercanfillupveryquicklyonweekends.Toavoidalongwait,bookatablebeforeyougothereifyoucan.Vancouverhasplentytoseeandtodo.PeoplewholoveoutdooractivitieswillenjoytheattractionsontheNorthShore.Therearesmallquietpathsforhikinginsummerandslopes(斜)forskiinginwinter.Vancouver'sSeawallisalocalfavoriteforarelaxingbikerideoramorningrun.PackyourselfapicnicandeatononeofVancouverb’eaches.SunsetsfromEnglishBayareamazing,Don'tmissthemduringthesummermonths.GranvilleStreet'sentertainmentdistrictiswhereyou’lflindalargenumberofnightclubsinthecity.GastownandYaletownaresomeoftheneighborhoodswhereyoucandance.Thelattertwoneighborhoodsarelocalfavoritesforthoselookingtoenjoyagreatcocktail(雞尾酒) .Rememberthattaxiescanbedifficulttogetwhenalltheclubsclose.RobsonStreetiswhereyouwillfindanythingfromanewpairofshoes,afashionablenewdressandsunglassestohandmadechocolates.ThePacificCentreshoppingmallisperfectforthoserainydaysandhastwowonderfuldepartmentstoreswhereyoucanfindbothexpensiveandcheapgoods.SouthGranville,Gastown,MainStreetandKitsilanoarealsolovelyneighborhoodstoexplore.Thereyou'llfindalargernumberofboutiquestores(精品店).()81.Byusingtheunderlinedword“budge-ftriendly t”,heauthormeansthehotelsare .A.mainlyfortherich B.notfarfromeachotherC.comfortableandconvenient D.nottooexpensivetostayin()82.WhatdoweknowaboutrestaurantsinVancouver?Noneofthemprovidelocalfood.Theyusuallyhaveveryfewtables.Theyprovidefoodofdifferentcountries.Theyareusuallyverybusyonweekdays.()83.Accordingtothepassage,theNorthShoreis .agoodplaceforhikingandskiingthebestplaceforarelaxingbikeridethebestplacetoenjoysunsetsinthecityonlysuitableforoutdooractivitiesinsummer()84.WhatwouldtheauthormostprobablysuggestyoudoifyougotohavefuninGastownandYaletown?Gotoclubsusingyourowncar.Avoiddrinkingacocktailinclubs.Leavetheclubsbeforeclosetime.Avoidgoingtodanceinnightclubs.()40.Bywritingthelastparagraph,theauthorwantstotellus .whattobuyinVancouverwheretoshopinVancouverwheretovisitinVancouverhowtochoosegoodsinVancouver主觀題( 30%)詞匯填空(5分)根據(jù)句子意思，用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空，將答案寫在答題卷上。(共10小題，每小題0.5分)You'llhavetoask(permit)ifyouwanttogointotheoffice.Theyoftenhelpthe(disabled)girlwithherstudybecauseshelostherleginanaccident.Itwasthepresident'ssecondpublic todate.(appear)Hetookoutapairof(scissor)andcutherhair.Thisbookgivesagood(describe)oflifeonafarm.Confucius(孔子)createdalotof(think)thousandso