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期末素能測評一、

單項選擇(每小題1分,共10分)(

D

)1.Laurais

?11-year-oldgirl.Sheisgoodatplaying

?guitar.A./;aB.an;/C.a;anD.an;the(

D

)2.(2023·營口模擬)Weare

?tohandinoursciencereportbynextFriday.AndIplantoborrowsomebooksfromthelibrarythisafternoon.A.givenB.presentedC.discussedD.required(C)3.(2023·吉林模擬)—HaveyougotKathy’s

?toherconcert—Yes.I’dliketogoandenjoyit.A.inventionB.instructionC.invitationD.introductionDDC一二三四五六七八(

D

)4.Theoldmanisalittle

?.You’dbetterspeak

?.A.blind;upB.blind;slowlyC.deaf;fastD.deaf;up(

D

)5.(2023·海南聯(lián)考)—Mum,I’mhungry.—Youcan

?somefriedriceinthefridgeandeatit.A.makeupB.turnupC.putupD.heatup(

D

)6.(2023·柳州二模)Donais

?tohermotherinmanyways.Forexample,theyarebothtallandthin.A.differentB.kindC.friendlyD.similarDDD一二三四五六七八(

A

)7.(2023·呼和浩特二模)ShandongMuseumisaninterestingplaceandmanystudents

?tovisitit.A.expectB.arebusyC.enjoyD.succeed(C)8.—Willyougotohisbirthdayparty—No,Iwon’t,

?I

?togothere.A.before:inviteB.after;wasinvitedC.eventhough;wasinvitedD.if;willbeinvitedAC一二三四五六七八(B)9.—Mark,youaremuchmoreactivethanyou

?,right—Yes.AndnowI

?joininginmanyafter-schoolactivitieseveryday.A.areusedto;usedtoB.usedtobe;amusedtoC.usedtobe;usedtoD.wereusedto;amusedto(

D

)10.(2023·濱州)—Manystudentsdidwellinthisexam.Iwonder

?.—Throughtheirownefforts.A.whydidtheygetasuccessB.whattheylearnedfromitC.whethertheytriedtheirbestD.howtheymadeitfinallyBD一二三四五六七八二、

(2023·蘇州改編)完形填空(每小題1.5分,共15分)WhenIwaselevenyearsold,mylifechangedforeverwhenIgotaseriousdisease.Mylifewas

1

?withoperationsandtreatments.Ifeltstressed(有壓力的)becauseIwasreallyuncertain

2

?everythingthatwashappening.Oneday,Iwasreceivingmythirteenthoperationinthehospital.Beingawayfrommyfriendsandschoolwascausingmealmostasmuch

3

?astheoperationitself.Duringthathospitalstay,Ireceivedacardfromavolunteer.Thatsimple

4

?meantmuchtomeandgavemehopeagainduringmytimeofneed.I’llnever

5

?thewayIfeltafterthatsmallactofkindness.IstartedcreatinganorganizationcalledCardsforHospitalized(住院的)Kids.一二三四五六七八Thecharitybeganwithasimpledreamofgiving

6

?,joyandmagictothosekids.Itlater

7

?anationalorganizationthatsentcardstoover5,000sickkidsatmorethan50hospitalsacrossthecountry.Itishardtobelievethatanactassimpleasacardcandosomuchgood,

8

?itdoes.Seeingapictureofachild

9

?oneofourcardswithahugesmilemakesuskeepthiswonderfulcharityalive.

10

?mightprovidemedicineforthesesickkids,butweprovidethatlittlebitofhopeandmagicthat’llgoalongway.一二三四五六七八(

C

)1.A.lighted

B.matched

C.filled

D.painted(

A

)2.A.about

B.with

C.over

D.towards(

B

)3.A.fun

B.pain

C.value

D.danger(

A

)4.A.act

B.job

C.game

D.lesson(

C

)5.A.mind

B.lead

C.forget

D.risk(

A

)6.A.hope

B.fear

C.shock

D.pressure(

D

)7.A.lookedup

B.gaveup

C.brokeinto

D.turnedinto(

B

)8.A.nor

B.but

C.for

D.or(

C

)9.A.selling

B.printing

C.holding

D.cleaning(

D

)10.A.Teachers

B.Friends

C.Patients

D.DoctorsCABACADBCD一二三四五六七八三、

閱讀理解(每小題2分,共30分)(

A

)Thatyear,IwasaJunior2student.Fallingoffthestairshurtmeinthehead.AlmosteveryonethoughtIwasdead.Buttheywerewrong.However,itwasdifficulttogetbacktothenormal(正常的)life.Ihadtoleaveschoolandlearneverything,walking,talking,andyes,maths.Tohelpmewiththattask,MrsPillarvolunteeredtocometothehospitalandlatertomyhouseonceaweek.Webeganwithbasicmathsskills.Astimepassedby,Imadeprogress.IrememberveryvividlyhowshecametomyhomeonSundays,satwithmeatthekitchentableandthrewdifferentcoinsonthetable.Sheaskedmetoshowher38cents,17centsand63cents.Itwaschallenging,butshealsomadeitfun.A一二三四五六七八Afterayearandahalf,Ihadprogressedalot,bothinthebodyandmind,toreturntoschool.Sevenyearslater,IgraduatedfromtheUniversityofTexasatAustinasthetopstudentofmyclass.Asyearswentby,IalwayskeptintouchwithMrsPillar.Unluckily,onedaymyparentstoldmeMrsPillarhadbeeninhospitalbecauseshesufferedastroke(中風(fēng)).Nowitwasmyturntohelpher.MrsPillarlayinbed,unabletospeakorknowanybodyaround.Ipulledsomecoinsoutofmypocket,droppedthemonherbed,andaskedhertoshowme12cents.ThenursethoughtthatmyactionwasverystrangeuntilonedayMrsPillarsmiledhappilyasIbeganworkingwithher—justasshehadworkedwithmeyearsbefore.ShemadeprogresseverydayandwasmovedoutofICUandfinallyoutofhospital.一二三四五六七八Oneday,IcalledtowishherahappyNewYear.Shespokeexcitedly,“HappyNewYeartoyouandyourfamily,Michael.Thankyouforeverythingyouhavedoneforme.”Iquicklysaid,“Thankyouforeverythingyou’vedoneforme.”MrsPillarwasoneofmyJunior2teachers,butshetaughtmesomuchmoreaboutlifethanonlymaths.一二三四五六七八(B)1.WhichofthefollowingistheCORRECTorderofwhathappenedinthestorya.MrsPillarsufferedastrokeandwasinhospital.b.Ifelloffthestairsandhadtoleaveschool.c.IreturnedtoschoolwithMrsPillar’shelp.d.MrsPillargotbetterwithmyhelp.A.b-c-d-aB.c-a-b-dC.b-c-a-dD.b-d-c-a(B)2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“vividly”meaninParagraph3inChineseA.模糊地B.清晰地C.徹底地D.感激地BC一二三四五六七八(D)3.Whatdoesthewritermeanbysaying“IgraduatedfromtheUniversityofTexasatAustinasthetopstudentofmyclass”inParagraph4A.Hewasclevererthanhisclassmates.B.Heworkedveryhardonmaths.C.Hisclassmatesfailedtograduate.D.MrsPillar’shelpgreatlyinfluencedhim.(

A

)4.ThewriteraskedMrsPillartoshowhim12centsinthehospitalto

?.A.helpMrsPillarjustasMrsPillarhelpedhimB.playaninterestinggamewithMrsPillarC.seewhetherMrsPillarwasgettingbetterD.makethenurseinthehospitalfeelstrangeDA一二三四五六七八(D)5.WhatisthebesttitleforthepassageA.AgreatteacherB.AlwayshaveadreamC.NevergiveupD.KindnessmakeswondersD一二三四五六七八(B)(2022·江西)Improvementsintechnologyoftenhappenovernight.Somegadgetsgetsmallerandfaster.Othersarereplaced(代替)bynewerthingslikesmartphones.Theycandohundredsofthings.Herearesomeoldgadgetsthatpeopleusedtouse.①

?DoyouhavealandlineathomeThesearephonesthatpeopleplug(插入)intotheirlivingroomwalls.Mobilephonesdidn’tusetobesocommonatthattime,somostfamilieshadalandline.Butlandlinesonlyworkedathome.WhatdidpeopledowhentheywereoutsideandneededtocallsomeoneTheylookedforapayphone!Then,mostpeoplehadtheirownmobilephonesandmanyhomesnolongerhadlandlines.一二三四五六七八②

?Peopletodaystoreplentyofinformationonline,oronSDcards.Butinthe1980sand1990s,peopleusedtousefloppydisks.Thefirstfloppydiskswerelarge,expensive,andnotveryuseful—eachdiskcouldstorejust175KBofinformation!Later,floppydisksgotsmallerandbetter.Buteventhebestonescouldonlyhold1.44MB.Youwouldneedthreeorfourdisksjustforonesong,andabout22,000diskstomatchthestorage(儲存空間)availableona32GBphone!③

?It’seasytotakephotostoday.Peopleoftenhavethousandsjustontheirphones!Butphotosusedtobeexpensive,andpeopletookfewerofthem.Totakeaphoto,youhadtobuyarolloffilm.Thisallowedyoutotakeabout30photos.Afterfinishingtheroll,youleftitatashop.Theshopdevelopedthephotostomakethemseen,whichyoucouldcollectafterafewdays.Technologychangesallthetime,andthegadgetsweusetodaywillonedaybeold.Whatdoyouthinkwillbethenexttodisappear一二三四五六七八(B)1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“gadgets”meaninParagraph1A.Toys.B.Tools.C.Games.D.Phones.B一二三四五六七八(

B

)2.Matchthetitlewitheachparagraph.a.GoodbyeDisksb.MusictoMyEarsc.PictureThisd.CallMee.FilmDevelopmentA.①-d,②-b,③-eB.①-d,②-a,③-cC.①-c,②-a,③-bD.①-c,②-b,③-eB一二三四五六七八(

C

)3.Whatwerethefirstfloppydiskslike?A.Theycouldstoremuch.B.Theywereveryuseful.C.Theycostalotofmoney.D.Theywereeasytocarry.(

C

)4.Whatcanwegetfromthepassage?A.Itwasconvenienttotakephotoswithfilm.B.Peopleoutsideusedlandlinestocallsomeone.C.Improvementsintechnologychangepeople’slife.D.Foratime,manypeoplehadpayphonesathome.CC一二三四五六七八(

D

)5.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ThechangingphonesB.TheproductsoftomorrowC.OldthingsweusetodayD.ThethingsweusedtouseD一二三四五六七八(C)Onceyoubegintoeatpotatochips,youmaykeepeatinguntilthebagisempty.HaveyoueverexperiencedthisWhycan’tyoustopeatingthesesaltychipsScientistssaiditisduetoakindofneuron(神經(jīng)元).ScientistsattheBethIsraelDeaconessMedicalCentreinBostonhavefoundthatsomeneuronscanmakeuswanttoeatsalt.Theneuronstakenoteofwhetherourbodiesarelackingsodium(鈉),amainpartofsalt.Then,theysendsignalstoourbraintoencourageustoeatmoresalt,accordingtotheDailyMail.HowdotheseneuronsworkC一二三四五六七八Scientistsdidexperimentsonmice.Theyfoundthatwhenmicelacksodium,theirbodygivesoffakindofhormone(荷爾蒙)calledaldosterone(醛固酮).Thishormonethenmakestheseneuronsbecomeactive.Moreresearchshowedthataddingsalttomealsmakespeopleenjoytheirfoodmore,

Timereported.Thismaycausepeopletocontinueeatingeveniftheyarefull.ScientistsfromDeakinUniversityinAustraliaaskedhealthypeopletoeatthesamefoodforlunchforfourweeks.Theamountofsaltinthefoodwaschangedeachweek.Atthesametime,thescientistsmeasuredhowmuchthesepeopleate.Theyalsoaskedthepeoplehowtheyfeltaboutthemeals;forexample,iftheyfelthappyorwerestillhungryaftereating.一二三四五六七八Theresultsshowedthatsaltmadepeopleeat11percentmorefoodandcalories.Wheneatinglow-saltmeals,theyhadbettercontroloverhowmuchtheyate.“Butwhenweaddsalttothatfood,allofasuddenthosecontrolsaregone,”researcherRussellKeastsaidtoTime.一二三四五六七八(

C

)1.Wemayfindithardtostopeatingpotatochipsmainlybecause

?.A.potatochipsdon’thavemuchsodiumB.potatochipssendhungrysignalstoourbrainC.someneuronsleadtoapreferenceforsaltyfoodD.people’sbrainswillbemoreactivewithmoresalt(A)2.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“signals”inParagraph3A.信號B.神經(jīng)C.疼痛D.觸感(

B

)3.ScientistsfromDeakinUniversityfoundthat

?.A.micealsoneedsaltB.moresaltmakespeopleeatmoreC.notallpeoplelikesaltyfoodD.peoplearenothappywhentheyeatlessCAB一二三四五六七八(D)4.WhatadvicemightthewritergiveA.Peopleshouldeatmorechips.B.Moresaltshouldbetakenintostayhealthy.C.Saltcanmakefoodmoredelicious.D.Low-saltmealscanhelpusstayhealthy.(

C

)5.Youmightseethisstoryin

?.A.aroadmapB.amathsreportC.asciencemagazineD.astorybookDC一二三四五六七八四、(2023·瀘州)補(bǔ)全對話(每小題2分,共10分)根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容,在每個空缺處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)脑~(每空限填一詞)。A:Hi,Mark.Iwanttohaveaclassparty.WillyouhelpmeB:Sure,Nelly.Icanhelpyou.So1.

when?shallwehavethepartyA:Let’shaveittodayafterclass.B:No,todayistooearly.Ifwehaveittoday,halftheclasswon’tcome.A:OK,let’shaveittomorrowthen.B:Hmm...There’sa2.

when?thedayaftertomorrow.Studentswillleaveearlytostudyforthetest.Whynothaveitatthe3.

weekend?A:OK,let’shaveitonSaturdayafternoon.Wecanallmeetandwatchavideo.B:No,I4.

don’t?thinkweshouldwatchavideo.Somestudentswillbebored.Let’splaypartygames.when

test

weekend

don’t

一二三四五六七八A:OK,goodidea.CanyouorganizethepartygamesB:Sure,Icando5.

when?.AndcanyoumakesomefoodforusA:Yes,noproblem.that

一二三四五六七八五、

根據(jù)句意及首字母或漢語提示完成句子(每小題1分,共5分)1.(2023·呼和浩特模擬改編)Heboughtfiftyballsforthekids,

including

?tensoccerballsandfortyvolleyballs.2.(2023·桂林模擬)Theweatherwas

fairly

?finesowewentcampingyester-dayandhadmuchfun.3.(2023·南寧二模改編)Redlanternsareoften

hung

?(懸掛)alongthestreetsbeforetheSpringFestival.4.Somuchdeliciousfoodis

when

?(提供)inthatrestaurant.Let’shaveatry.5.—I’vefixedthecameraforyou.—Thankyouverymuchforyour

kindness

?(好意).including

fairly

hung

served

kindness

一二三四五六七八六、

選詞填空(每空1分,共10分)用方框內(nèi)單詞的適當(dāng)形式完成短文。be

post

science

other

surprise

see

while

one

anything

weWhatcolourisatennisballAskyourclassmates,andtheymightgiveyousome1.

surprising?answers.The

Atlanticasked30,000peoplethisquestion.Amongthepeoplesurveyed,52percentsaidtennisballsaregreen,42percentsaidyellow,and6percentsaid2.

something

?else.AccordingtotheInternationalTennisFederation,tennisballs3.

something?yellow.So,whydomostpeoplesaythatthey’regreensurprising

something

are

一二三四五六七八Whenwe4.

Scientistsseeanobjectinnaturallight,ourbrainsrecognizeitstruecolour.Eveniftheobject5.

isseen

?indifferentkindsoflightlater,ourbrainscanstilltellitstruecolour.6.

Scientists

?callthiscolourconstancy(色彩恒常性).Forexample,weknowthatChina’sflagisred.Whenweseeitduringsunsetorunderpurplelight,westillknowthatitisred,evenifitlookslikeadifferentcolour.However,thecolourofatennisballisnotaspure(純的)astheflag.Itappearstobeamixtureofyellow,a“warm”colour,andgreen,a“cool”colour.TheUS-basedmagazinesaysthatwhen7.

Scientis?brainstrytofigureoutwhatcolourtheballis,somepeopleignore(忽略)coolcolourslikegreen,blueandpurple.Sotheyseetheballasyellow.8.

Others

?ignorewarmcolours,suchasred,yellowandorange.Theyseetheballasgreen.first

isseen

Scientists

our

Others

一二三四五六七八Itisnotjusttennisballsthatmakesuchconfusion.In2015,agirl9.

posted

?apictureofadressonline.Somepeoplesaidthedresswasblackandblue10.

while

?otherpeoplesaiditwasgoldandwhite.Theyhaddifferentopinionsbasedonwhethertheyignoredcoolorwarmcolours.posted

while

一二三四五六七八七、

任務(wù)型閱讀(每小題2分,共10分)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(有兩項多余)。A.Listentoyourownvoice.B.Practisespeakingloudlytoyourself.C.That’swhyyoushouldnoticeothersinstead.D.Trynottothinkaboutyourowndisadvantages.E.However,ittakestimeandefforttosolvetheproblem.F.Youjustknowthembetterandwhat’smore,theyknowyouaswell.G.Theymayneverseeyouagain,sowhydoyoucarewhatothersthinkofyou一二三四五六七八DoestalkinginfrontofpeoplemakeyoushyIfso,youarenotalone.Manypeopleintheworldsufferfromshynessandwanttochangethissituation.1.

E?Herearesometipsforyou.Findoutthecauseofyourshyness.DoyoubecomeshyinfrontofnewlistenersPleasetrytofindoutthethoughtsthatgothroughyourheadbeforetheshynesscomesout.You’reokaybeingaroundyourfamily,rightAretheydifferentfromthestrangersaroundyouOfcoursenot.2.

F?Placeyourattentiononothers.Formostofus,whenwethinkwewillfeelnervousifwespeakuporstandout,webecomeshy.3.

C?Whenyoustoppayingattentiontoyourself,youstopworryingaboutyourperformance(表現(xiàn)).E

F

C

一二三四五六七八4.

A

?Youhavegotusedtohearingyourownvoice.Recordyourvoicepretending(假裝)tohaveconversationswithothers.Atthebeginningyou’llfeellikeanactor,butsoonitwillbecomeahabit.Afterdoingitforsometime,youwillbeabletovoiceyouropinionsbravely.Stopcomparingyourselftoothers.Themoreyoucompareyourselftoothers,themoreyouwillfeelshybecauseyoumaythinkyouarenotgoodenough.5.

D

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