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1、精选优质文档-倾情为你奉上成都外国语学校2018 - 2019学年度下期初二年级英语学科入学测试（试题卷）满分：150分时间：120分钟命题人：刘文静、宋咖娜、徐静 审题人：夏真注意事项：1. 本场考试时间为120分钟；2. 请按照番号顺序把所有答案填到答题卡上。选择题部分请用2B铅笔按顺序认真填涂到答题卡规定位置。笔试部分请用黑色签字笔按顺序填写到答题卡方框中的对应题号横线上。超出答题区域不得分。3. 请保证答题卷上字迹清晰、卷面完整、整洁、无折痕。不得使用修正带或修正液。Part A （75 marks）I. Good English. (40 marks)1. Pele was born
2、 in _.A. a rich family B. a small town C. Mexico D. Brazil2. At the age of _, Pele played for his country in Sweden.A. 17 B. 16 C. 15 D. 143. Brazil didnt win the World Cup in _.A. Sweden B. Chile C. England D. Mexico4. Pele almost refused to play in the 1970 World Cup, but he changed his mind becau
3、se _.A. he loved playing footballB. there were several very strong teams in itC. he wanted to lead his team to the championshipD. he wanted to prove that he could play in a World Cup without being injured5. Which of the following statements is false?A. Brazil won the World Cup three times with Peles
4、 help.B. Pele took part in the World Cup four times in his life.C. Pele was chosen to play for Santos at the age of 15.D. Pele, King of Football is both talented and hardworking.6. Matthew spent _ years working as a cabin boy on a ship.A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 67. Robert and Matthew made several trips to G
5、reenland, because _.A. They wanted to make friends with Inuits.B. They wanted to speak Inuit.C. It was the only way to the Arctic.D. They had to learn the skills they needed to survive in the Arctic.8. What didnt happen when they travelled across the north of Greenland?A. They found three enormous m
6、eteorites.B. Roberts feet became badly frostbitten.C. An ox charged at Robert and Matthew saved him.D. They ran out of food and one man was dangerously ill.9. On 6th April 1909, _ reached the Pole first.A. Robert and Matthew B. Frederick Cook C. four Inuits D. both A and C10. What can we learn from
7、the story?A. Matthew worked as Roberts servant for long.B. Matthew and Robert explored the Arctic alone.C. Robert and Matthew were rewarded with the same fame and medals.D. Black people were given very little respect at that time in USA. 11. Laura was born in _.A. a little log house in the big woods
8、 B. a wooden house on the prairieC.a house dug out of the bank D. a house in town12. _ was Lauras greatest enemy.A. wolves B. Indian people C. cold and hungry D. Nellie Oleson13. Lauras family moved to the town of De Smet, because _. A. Ma didnt like the railroad camp with rough and wild workmen. B.
9、 A new baby called Grace was born. C. Ma was worried so much about the kids education. D. All the reasons above.14. What does home mean in Lauras opinion? A. Home was where Pas fiddle was hung on the wall. B. Home was wherever Pa put up a shelf for Mas china shepherdess. C. Home was where everything
10、 never got broken. D. Home was where all the family are together and happy.15. What cant we get from Lauras story? A. America was a wild place in those days. B. Lauras father was a real pioneer. C. Her mother didnt like adventures at all. D. There were six people in Lauras family.16. Nelson Mandela
11、learned about his own people and how they had fought bravely against the British _. A. from his own father B.at a boarding school C. in a university for black students D. in the royal palace17. South Africa is sometimes called “The Rainbow Nation” because _. A. its a beautiful country with rainbows.
12、 B. white people kept political power there.C. there are lots of people from different backgrounds.D. Mandela is so famous all over the world.18. Nelson was put into prison because _.A. he joined the African National Congress.B. he opened a lawyers office with his friend.C. he fought the government
13、as the commander-in-chief of the army.D. he wanted to help black people in America.19. Which of the following statements is false about Nelson? A. He was the most famous prisoner in the world. B. he wrote the story of his life called Long Walk to Freedom in prison.C. People respected him because he
14、struggled and fought for a better life for South Africas black people. D. The food wasnt nourishing but he was allowed to see his family every six months. 20. Nelson Mandela became president of South Africa _. A. in 1990 B. in 1994 C. at the age of 72 D. at the age of 74II. Multiple choice. (10 mark
15、s)21. My sister is a fan of apples and she can eat up to 5 ones at one time.A. as many as B. as much as C. more than D. fewer than22. Doctors and nurses should be patient with the sick people.A. ill people B. bad people C. patients D. healthy people23. 8.45 is read as _.A.8 pounds forty five B.8 eur
16、os forty -five C. 8 and forty -five euros D. forty -five past 8 euros 24. I heard some boys _ when I _ the bookshop just now. A. shout, pastB. shouting, go pastC. shout, passedD. shouting, passed25. He doesnt want to tell us_.A. where is he going to look for a job B. how does he get to know the film
17、 star C. who he is shaking hands with D. what he deliver to the agency26. Can you show me the advertisement _the houses as_ as possible?A. of; soon B. for; soon C. of; fast D. for; fastly27. What _ unforgettable song! It _ amazing.A. a, is sounded B. an, is soundedC. an, sounds D. a, sounds 28. The
18、famous host _his wife in 2001 when he was 35 years old.A. married to B. got married C. marriedD. married with29. - Why not _ to the new restaurant lunch tonight? - We can cook it at home. Its much _ there.A. going, expensive B. go, more expensive C. to go, expensive D. to go, more expensive30. - Wha
19、t are you doing, Eric? - Im _ some new _ for my new house in the market. A. finding; furniture B. looking for; furnituresC. looking for; furniture D. finding; furnituresIII. Cloze Test (15 marks)People call Will Restall a hero. The 11-year-old student from Tolland Middle School in Connecticut, US, h
20、elped his injured bus driver _31_emergency (紧急) medical treatment (治疗).Will was taking the bus to go to school one morning. _32_ most of the other students, Will _33_ a video game on his phone. He had to wait about 10 minutes or so to _34_ the bus and go into the school. But then he heard a loud noi
21、se and looked up to see _35_ happened. He saw that the bus driver was _36_ sitting in the drivers seat - she had passed out and collapsed (晕倒) on the bus stairs. Will left his seat, got the two-way radio _37_ of the bus and reported that the driver was _38_. The radios are on each bus. Wills friends
22、 could hear him reporting the emergency. Soon, _39_ bus driver and an ambulance (救护车) arrived to help. When they got there, the bus driver was _40_ and sitting up, but not _41_. They sent the driver to the hospital at once. Will and everyone else on the bus went to class.Will was able to act quickly
23、 _42_ the bus safety training he received last year when he was in fifth grade. Local bus drivers show the students how _43_ the two-way radios every year. A two-way radio is a radio _44_ can both send and receive a signal. The user can talk or listen, but cannot do _45_ at the same time. Two-way ra
24、dios help small groups of people stay in touch. 31. A. get B. gets C. got D. getting32. A. By B. Like C. With D. Between33. A. played B. watched C. was playing D. was watching34. A. get on B. get off C. get from D. get out of35. A. when B. why C. what D. where36. A. right now B. no longer C. right h
25、ere D. not any more37. A. at front B. at back C. at the front D. at the back 38. A. hurt B. right C. OK D. dead39. A. next B. other C. another D. the other40. A. awake B. wake C. to wake D. waking41. A. moving B. thinking C. speaking D. feeling42. A. depend B. depend on C. because D. because of 43.
26、A. use B. to use C. make D. to make44. A. who B. what C. that D. /45. A. all B. both C. either D. neitherIV. Reading Comprehension. (10 marks) AIf a friend does a big favor for us, its a good idea to write them a thank-you note. But how many of us actually sit down to do this?“People dont seem to wa
27、lk around giving thanks to people quite often,” Amit Kumar from University of Texas said. Why are people hesitant (犹豫的) about sending thank-you notes? And how do people feel when they receive one?Kumar and his team asked some students to write a thank-you note to another person via email. Then, they
28、 asked both the writer and the recipient (接受者) how sending or receiving these notes made them feel.They found that the students didnt like to write the notes because they felt like they had to think too much about them. They worried about what to say and how to say it. The recipients, however, enjoy
29、ed the notes. “When you are a recipient, you focus on the warmth of the note,” Kumar says. “How heartfelt was it? How friendly and warm?”The writers also thought it might be awkward (尴尬的) for the recipient to receive a thank-you note. But this was not the case. “They (recipients) feel quite happy,”
30、Kumar says. “They dont really feel awkward at all.”If people knew that writing a thank-you note could have such a big impact (影响) on others, they would do it more often, Kumar says.“Simple, small changes in our everyday lives can make a big difference in how we treat other people and how we feel,” h
31、e says.46. What do we know from Amit Kumar?A. People prefer to say thank you than send notes.B. People feel awkward receiving thank-you notes.C. People dont often write thank-you notes.D. People feel warm sending thank-you notes.47. According to the study, people dont like to send thank-you notes ma
32、ybe because _.A. they think it costs time and moneyB. they think its too out of dateC. they worry about what to writeD. they are not willing to say thank you48. Which of the following statement is NOT true ?A. The recipient feel warm and happy while reading the thank-you note.B. People dont often wr
33、ite thank-you notes because of busy workC. Some people arent sure about the recipients feeling and reactionD. Kumar encourages(鼓励) people to change the way they treat others49. What is the main message of the story?A. Writing a thank-you note is an easy thing to the writer.B. Its better to return th
34、e favor when others helped you. C. Small changes influence how we treat others and how we feel.D. There is no need to care about how others feel.50. Which is the best title for the passage ?A. How to write a thank-you note?B. Is the thank-you note awkward?C. Dont hesitate to say thank youD. Take tim
35、e to thank BHow are humans different from other animals on Earth? We have always thought of ourselves as being smarter and more advanced (先进的). But with the development of AI, this question becomes more complicated (复杂的).In October 2017, a robot called Sophia was made a Saudi Arabian citizen and bec
36、ame the first robot to have a nationality . Sophia can talk with humans. This has led to some questions, such as whether intelligent robots should have the same rights as humans.Of course, AI is still a long way from being able to have feelings the way humans do. The question of whether AI should ha
37、ve rights or not might be a bit silly right now. But we should keep in mind that AI can learn both the good and bad things that humans teach it.For example, in 2016, Microsoft introduced Tay a computer program that could talk to people on social media (社交媒体). Tay learned how to talk with humans by r
38、eading the things they wrote online. Within 24 hours, Tay went from writing polite replies to making rude comments. It learned to “say” these rude things from real humans.In the future, we may need to program AI with a sense of morality (道德). Morals are what make us different from other animals. AI
39、can do many of the same things we do, such as drive cars or order food. But it cannot tell the difference between right and wrong. It cannot feel sadness or joy. It cannot tell beauty. And that is the difference between us and the machines.51. The robot Sophia is different from other robots because
40、_.A. it is more advanced B. it has a nationalityC. it is the first AI robot D. it can talk to humans52. The author doesnt think intelligent robots should have the same rights as humans, because _.A. AI can learn better and faster than humansB. AI will never become a powerful form of life on EarthC.
41、AI cant have feelings the way humans do at presentD. Some intelligent robots made rude comments on humans53. The author wanted to show that _ by mentioning Tay.A. AI can make friends on social mediaB. AI can learn how to talk with the help of humansC. intelligent robots have the same rights as human
42、sD. AI can learn bad things that humans teach it54. In what ways humans are different from intelligent robots?A. Human beings can tell good from evil. B. Humans can think and value.C. Humans are smarter and more advancedD. Humans all have a high sense of morality.55. What is the main idea of Paragra
43、ph 5?A. AI can feel emotions the way humans do.B. AI is still quite different from humans.C. AI technology is good enough now.D. People can benefit a lot from AI.Part B (75 marks)I. Fill in the blanks with the proper forms of the words given. (15 marks)*My mother is always the first one 56 (get) up
44、in our family. Its 6:30 now, she is in the kitchen, 57 (prepare) breakfast for us.*When the class master went into the classroom, all the students 58 (stop) 59 (talk) at once.* -Who is 60 (create), Lucy or Vivian? - Vivian is. Shes always got some new ideas.* Look, Mary with her classmates 61 (shut) the window when the heavy rain is coming.* My little brother 62 (be) 4 years old last year, and next year he 63 (be) in primary school. * Rick cant 64 (cycle) alone, but he can do cycling with the 65 (help) of his father.* Its Billys mothers