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1、精品_精品资料_让更多的孩子得到更好的教育2022-2022 第一学期初三年级英语期中测试题及答案试卷总分值 120 分,考试时间 120 分钟听力懂得 共 24 分 略 学问运用共 31 分四、单项填空. 共 11 分,每题 1 分从下面各题所给的A 、B、C、D 四个选项中,挑选可以填入空白处的最正确选项.21. The smart boy is from Class 7.name is Jeff.A. HimB. HisC. HerD. He22. I know my motherthdsabyiris July, 1952.A. onB. atC. inD. for23. I thin
2、k English isthan any other subject.A. popularB. more popularC. most popularD. the most popular24. Excuse me,you show me around the college. Sorry, Im new here.A. canB. mayC. mustD. need25. Peter asked methe street dance society.A. joinedB. joinC. to joinD. joining26. We are going to have a 6-day hol
3、iday,I have no idea where to go.A. unlessB. orC. soD. but27. did it take you to do this job last night. For two and a half hours.A. How oftenB. How soonC. How longD. How much28. Listen. What beautiful music. Whothe piano in the next room. It s Miss Wang. Sheour smusic teacher.A. playedB. is playingC
4、. was playingD. has played29. It s so hard for me to get up in the morning. If you go to bed earlier, youit easier to get up.A. will findB. won t findC. findD. don t find30. The sick boyto hospital by the police yesterday.A. tookB. is takenC. was takenD. had taken31. Could you tell me. Shes a teache
5、r.A. what does your mother doB. what your mother doesC. what did your mother doD. what your mother did五、完形填空 共 20 分,每题 1 分阅读下面短文,把握其大意.然后从短文后各题所给的A 、B、 C、D 四个选项中,挑选最正确选项.ATwenty years ago, I drove a taxifor a living. It was a cowboy s life, a life for someone who wanted noboss.I received a call one
6、night from the quiet part of town. And when I arrived at 2:30 a.m., the building was dark except for a single light in a ground floor window.Unless a situation smelled of danger, I always went to the door. This passenger might be someone who可编辑资料 - - - 欢迎下载精品_精品资料_让更多的孩子得到更好的教育needed a helping hand,
7、 I reasoned to myself. So I walked to the door and knocked.“ Just a minute,” ansnwelrdeedrlay voice.I could hear something being dragged across the floor. After a long pause, the door opened. A small woman32her 80s stood before me. She was dressed like somebody out of a 1940 s movie.By her side was
8、a small suitcase. The apartment looked33no one had lived in it for years. All the furniture was covered with sheets. There were no clocks on the walls. In the corner was a cardboard box filled with photos and glassware.“ Would you carry my bag out to the car.” she said.I took the suitcase to the tax
9、i, then returned to help the woman. She took my arm and we walked slowly toward my taxi. She kept thanking me for my34.“ It s nothing,” I told her.trea“t mIyjupsat strsyentogers the way I would want my mother treated . ”“ Oh, you re such a good boy,” she said.When we got in the taxi , she gave me an
10、 address, then asked,“ Could you drive through downtown.“ It s not the shortest way,” I answered quickly.“ Oh, I don t mind,” she said.“ I m in no hurry. Im临on终m关y心wa医y院toa ho. sI pdiocne t haveany family left,” she continued.“ The doctor shaayvseI vdeorny long. t”I quietly35over and shut off the me
11、ter 计价器.“ What route would you like me to take.” I askedFor the next two hours, we drove through the city. She showed me the building where she had once worked.We drove through the neighborhood where she and her husband had lived.She had me pull up in front of a gym where she had gone dancing asa gi
12、rl. Sometimes she d ask me to slow in front of a building or corner and would sit36into the darkness, saying nothing.As the sky turned bright , she suddenly said,“ I m tired. Let s go now.”We drove in silence to the address she had given me. Two people came out to the cab as soon as we pulled up. Th
13、ey must have been37her.I opened the trunk and took the small suitcase to the door. The woman was already seated in a wheelchair.“How much do I owe 欠 you. ” she askedre, ached into her purse.“ Nothing,” I said.“ You have to38, ” she answered.“ There are other passengers, said.” IAlmost without thinki
14、ng, I bent and gave her a hug. She held onto me39.“ You gave an old woman a little moment of joy, ” she said.“ Thank you, Dear.”I squeezed her hand, then walked into the dim morning light. Behind me, a door shut. It was the sound of the40of a life.I didn t pick up any more passengers thnaigtht. I dr
15、ove aimlessly, lost in thought. For the rest of that day, Icould hardly talk. What if that woman had gotten an angry driver, or one who was impatient. What if I had refused to take the round and driven away.On a quick review, I don t think that I have done very many more important things in my life.
16、 Wlikeelyto think that our lives center on great moments. But great moments often catch us unaware 未发觉的 beautifully wrapped in what others may consider41ones.32. A. withB. atC. inD. on33. A. in factB. even ifC. for exampleD. as if34. A. kindnessB. carefulnessC. politenessD. patience35. A. takeB. rea
17、chC. getD. feel可编辑资料 - - - 欢迎下载精品_精品资料_让更多的孩子得到更好的教育36. A. staringB. watchingC. seeingD. noticing37. A. helpingB. callingC. expectingD. welcoming38. A. make a dealB. make a differenceC. make a fortuneD. make a living39. A. gentlyB. tightlyC. silentlyD. carefully40. A. ringingB. closingC. startingD.
18、breaking41. A. meaningfulB. bigC. importantD. smallB“ In every person s life there needs to be a caring, nurtuerinncgo,uraging friend.”The earliest memory I have of my father is one of me as a young boy holding his hand by his two lastfingers as we walked together. His hands seemed so large that his
19、 fingers were allI could actuallyhold. He always took me with him to ball games even42my young age. I will never forget that.As I grew older I remember dad and I listening to high school basketball games together on an old radio. I would make a list of player s names on a piece of paperraencodrkdeoe
20、fphow many points each would score as the game went on. Too small to stay awake for the whole game, I always fell asleep43the game ended. When I would wake up in the morning I would find the score sheet44next to me. The score sheet would be filled out with the final score on it completed by my fathe
21、r before he carried me to bed.My father was a bread delivery man. I remember the times when my father would45the house in the early morning on those cold days when I was home from school over Christmas break. I used to ride on thefloor of that bread truck as he delivered the bread to the stores. I d
22、on t know if those old trucks evbut it didn t matter. The smell and warmth from the bread that had just come from the bakery ovweonusld make my mouth46and keep me warm both at the same time.In high school I became very interested in athletics. My father would47 all my games. My junior year something
23、 special happened.Football season was long over. We had done well last season. We marched through the season undefeatedand stepped into the playoffs 决赛 .That night before the playoff game my father came to me and48 announced that he would not be able to attend the game. He had to deliver the bread t
24、o the stores and the site of the game was over a three hour drive from his route. He vowed to listen to every play on the radio.The next day as I lined up for the second half kickoff 开头 I 49 to look up and noticed a blue andwhite bread truck pulling into the parking lot. Dad had delivered the bread
25、and driven over three hours to see the second half of the game.Years later I had become a teacher and coach. One day I was on the school playground watching a firstgrade recess 课间休息 when a little boy walked up to me. As I looked down at him he reached up and grabbedmy hand by my last two fingersjust
26、 like I used to do to my dad. In that moment my father came back to me and I50that even though my father was gonehe had leftme something behind. He had leftme his smile. He had left me his compassion. He had left me his heart. When that little boy touched my hand I realized that all these wonderful
27、gifts that I had loved so much about my father could be passed on to others. In that moment I understood the meaning of the wordheritage 遗产 .I now spend my days passing on that heritage to my 8-year-old stepson and 3-year-old son; a heritage not only about fathers, sons and sports. A heritage filled
28、 with51.42. A. inB. ofC. atD. on43. A. beforeB. andC. afterD. so可编辑资料 - - - 欢迎下载精品_精品资料_让更多的孩子得到更好的教育44. A. sittingB. waitingC. standingD. lying45. A. arrive atB. stop byC. check inD. break into46. A. waterB. burnC. dryD. eat47. A. missB. joinC. visitD. attend48. A. warmlyB. sadlyC. peacefullyD. qui
29、etly49. A. hadB. turnedC. happenedD. decided50. A. realizedB. noticedC. wonderedD. doubted51. A. helpB. hopeC. loveD. happiness六、阅读懂得. 共 30 分,每题 2 分阅读下面的五篇短文,依据短文内容,从短文后各题所给的A 、B 、C 、D 四个选项中,挑选最正确选项.AJob offeredPositionLocationStarting timeSalaryInternational Sales managerShanghaiSince next week9000
30、RMBKindergarten teacherXi anEvery Sunday since this week1500RMBPrimary school teacherHangzhouSince Feb. 20228000RMBSearch engine specialistBeijingAs soon as possible6000-7000RMB52. The position which is paid highest is in.A. Shanghai.B. Xi an.C. Hangzhou.D. Beijing.53. Which position is a part-time
31、job.A. International Sales manager.B. Kindergarten teacher.C. Primary school teacher.D. Search engine specialistB1My husband s life sounds like a“ James Bond ” movie.He was born in Romania 罗马尼亚 , but his family sent him to study in Italy. Before he left, his mothertold him,“ As long as I wriintepenc
32、il, don t come back. When I write to you in pen, it s safe to return never wrote in pen.So, like the boy in Vittorio De SicaThe BicyscfleilmThief , he lived a poor life in Italy. He applied to goto America, but there was a quota 指标 and he was refused. He was accepted by Canada, though, and from ther
33、e he took a train to San Francisco. There he stayed illegally非法 . He became a U.S. citizen when we married. By then he was a charming European with a continental accent大陆腔调 and the manners of a prince王子 .Seven years, a U.S. passport, and two children later, he felt it was safe to visit Romania. He h
34、adn mother, two sisters, and two brothers since he was 16.We flew to Munich, Germany; picked up a car of Volkswagen we had bought in the States; and drove to Romania via Austria and Hungary匈牙利 . When we reached, his family was waiting outside his sister house to greet us. After lengthy hugging, kiss
35、ing, and crying, his family also embraced 拥抱me, the American wife with two young children.可编辑资料 - - - 欢迎下载精品_精品资料_让更多的孩子得到更好的教育54. How many countries had the writerA. 6B. 7 s husband been to at least.C. 8D. 955. How did her husband go to the U.S.A. By car.B. By train.C. By plane.D. By bicycle.B2The
36、afternoon sun shone brightlyon the white sands of the beach. A father and his young son running happily across the sand.My father died a month ago. He d been as healthy as anyone coul-dyeseaer-oald38man to be. He d gone to sleep one night and just never got up in the morning.My father alwayshad a re
37、ady smile and a kind word. When I was little, he d take me fishing or to the We were close then. I wanted to grow up to be just like Dad. Then things began to change. I could never findtime to do things with him any more. We used to argue a lot and I know it was I who usually started it.Dad tried to
38、 talk to me, but it was hard on both of us. I was embarrassed by him. He had never learned toread and dropped out of school to take a job in a car mending shop. Then he started to act strangely. He d stay up late at night, and when I saw him the next morning there would be dark circles around his ey
39、es. One night Ifound out why.It was cold, so I decided to get another blanket to warm up my bed. The kitchen light was still on and I went to turn it off. Looking around the corner, I saw my father at the kitchen table, with a book in front of him and a pen in his hand. He was talking slowly and qui
40、etly. After a while I recognized the words as Dr. Seuss“ Cat in the Hat” . I bought the book whaesn lIitwtle and had asked my father to read it to me. I remember howhis face turned red as he handed it back to me and said,“ Sorry, son.” Now, as I heard the words co him, I was surprised.I never said m
41、y discovery but I began to have more respect for my father. I often asked him for advice and spent more time with him. The three words were on the tip of my tongue, but I still could not tell him I loved him.At his funeral, I didn t cry. Later I cried for hours, alone. As I stood on the bearechwweho
42、ence played, aheavy sadness hung in my heart. I wondered if his life would have been happier, if I had said those three words to tell him- I loved him.56. When the writer was little, he.A. lost his fatherB. was close to his fatherC. often argued with his fatherD. was embarrassed at his father57. Wha
43、t can we learn from the story.A. Don t argue with our parents.B. We shouldn t drop out of school.C. Do tell the families your love.D. We should enjoy the time with our family.C1Most people follow others blindly just under the effect of peer同龄人 pressure or because they feel it safe to follow a large
44、number of people. In some rare cases it might be right to follow the crowd, but in mostcases this can be a big mistake. Actually there are reasons why we shouldn t follow the crowd blindly.According to a study, people often follow the crowd when they aren t sure about the direction they take. This m
45、eans a large number of people could be following others without understanding what s right andwhat s wrong. This makes more people follow and as a result most people move in a certain direction even if it可编辑资料 - - - 欢迎下载精品_精品资料_让更多的孩子得到更好的教育isn t right.A man who wants to be successful always hopes f
46、or others guidance and he usually follows the same pa of most people, but the question this man never asks himself is: are all of those people successful. Of course not.Ifyou want to followa crowd, then followa successful one. However, in real lifeyou lol nlyfindone successful person among hundreds of people, and that s why following the crowd makes no sense at all.Most people act emotionally without thinking wisely. If you always follow others because they