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— Yes. I think math is than physics, but English is the . A. difficult; difficult B. more difficult; difficult C. difficult; most difficult D. more difficult; most difficult ( )8. — Must he finish the work before supper? — No, he . He finish it after supper. A. mustn’t; may B. needn’t; can C. need; can D. must; may ( )9. — Lily does well in English. — . A. So do IB. So I do C. So am ID. So did I ( )10. — I phoned you at this time yesterday, but nobody answered. — Oh, I a shower in the bathroom. A. take B. took C. am taking D. was taking ( )11. I wonder if he here two hours later. If he , please phone me. A. will come; will come B. will come; comes C. comes; will come D. coming; comes ( )12. —Would you like to see a film this evening? — I’d like to. I have to do my homework. A. And B. Or C. But D. So ( )13. — Who wrote that interesting book? |
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— It by a famous woman writer. A. writesB. is written C. wroteD. was written ( )14. Which sign means “We must turn left or turn right”? A.B.C.D. ( )15. — I had a really nice evening at my aunt’s. — . A. It’s a pleasure B. Very well, thank you C. Oh, that’s very nice of you D. Oh, I’m glad to hear that Ⅱ.完形填空（10分） It happened on Father’s Day. “Daddy,” my grown daughter, Mary, said, “please16with me on the floor as you did years ago.” So we sat down upon the floor together and she17me a box, “Open it.” Inside was a letter. “Daddy,” she said, “18 the letter first.” Dear Dad, The older I get the more I realize19an important influence you’ve been in my life. So for Father’s Day I decided to give you a box. It is full of special memories and things I keep close to my heart, things that you20 gave me. 1. A pair of shoes. They make me think of the21you spent teaching me to tie my own shoes so long ago. |
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2. A storybook, for all the special bedtime stories you read to us22. 3. A scarf. This is for all the times I23on your shoulder and you dried up all the tears because you cared. 4. A piece of candy, to let you know how24these memories are still to me. I had tears in my eyes as I read the letter. To successfully raise a child these days is hard work. So how and when do we as parents know we have25? I just got the answer from this letter. ( )16. A. enjoyB. sit C. beatD. think ( )17. A. handedB. madeC. fetchedD. bought ( )18. A. write B. mend C. receiveD. read ( )19. A. thatB. whoC. what D. whose ( )20. A. neverB. seldom C. hardlyD. once ( )21. A. moneyB. hoursC. difficultiesD. energy ( )22. A. at nightB. in the day C. on the wayD. at work ( )23. A. laughedB. rodeC. cried D. climbed ( )24. A. lucky B. heavy C. honestD. sweet ( )25. A. habit B. successC. funD. health Ⅲ.阅读理解（40分） A Many students ask me how they can check their progress. I think a good way to see if you are learning well is to do a self-assessment (自我评价). A self-assessment is often in the form of questions about what you have learned in this unit. By answering these questions, you can find out how you have learned. In this way, you can learn more about yourself and |
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about your strengths and weaknesses. Once you know your strengths, you will be more confident; and once you know your weaknesses, you can concentrate on(集中注意力)improving them. Many textbooks today have a self-assessment page at the end of each unit. It’s a good idea to do self-assessments regularly. You can do it at the end of the day or week, or after each unit. A self-assessment doesn’t have to take long. Once you do it regularly, you will find that it can really help you become a better learner. 根据短文内容，选择正确答案。 ( )26. How can students check their progress according to the writer? A. By asking their teachers. B. By asking their classmates. C. By asking their parents. D. By doing a self-assessment. ( )27. What do you need to do after a self-assessment? A. To get ready for the next unit. B. To improve the weaknesses. C. To listen to what others say about it. D. To write the questions down. ( )28. How can a self-assessment help you according to the writer? A. By doing a self-assessment, you can find out whether you can pass the exam. B. By answering self-assessment questions, you can learn more about yourself. C. By doing a self-assessment, you will be more confident. D. By doing a self-assessment, you will become stronger than before. ( )29. How often should you do a self-assessment? |
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A. Once a day or a week. B. Every month. C. Twice a week. D. Every year. ( )30. Which of the following is not TRUE? A. Doing a self-assessment is a good way to see if the student learns well. B. You will answer questions when you do a self-assessment. C. It takes very long time for students to do a self-assessment. D. It’s good to do self-assessments regularly. B Last week, we asked some of the students for predictions about education in the future. Here are some of the ideas. Tony “We won’t have robot teachers but there will be robots for things like cleaning. And the food in the dining room will be served by robots too.” Richard “Students will travel to school on flying buses. The buses will park on the roof of the school. Teachers will come to school in flying cars.” Amanda “There will be no final exams any more. There will just be small quizzes during the year.” Peter “School subject s will change. For example, we will learn not just about geography of the Earth but also of other planets.” Liz “Every student will have a computer on his or her desk. Students won’t use paper books or notebooks any more.” |
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根据短文内容，选择正确答案。 ( )31. Who makes a prediction about exams? A. Tony.B. Amanda . C. Liz.D. Andy. ( )32. According to Peter, what new subject will students have? A. Subject about traveling. B. Subject about computer. C. Subject about other planets. D. Subject about robots. ( )33. How will teachers go to work according to Richard? A. By bus. B. In flying cars. C. On flying trains. D. By bike. ( )34. According to Tony, who will clean the schools of the future? A. Teachers.B. Students. C. Robots.D. Parents. ( )35. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. There won’t be human teachers in the future class. B. Students will travel to school in flying cars. C. The subjects in the future won’t change. D. Every student will have a computer. C Many large cities have a subway system(地铁系统). The subway is called tube in London. In San Francisco, it is called BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit). Some subway systems, like Chicago’s, are quite old. It opened in 1897. Others are more recent(近代的). For example, Mexico City’s subway started in 1969. |
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Most subways are very modern and clean, but sometimes they get very crowded. So people have to follow certain rules to make the trip more comfortable. In London, when people use the tube, they must stand on the right so that people in a hurry can walk on the left. They let passengers get off the train before others get on, and people are expected to give their seats to old and disabled people. Some subways provide excellent services. In most subways, there are stations about every one kilometer.Trains arrive at a station about every two minutes. Subways carry a lot of passengers. The number of people traveling one way each hour in London can be about 30,000. However, in some cities it is much higher. Hong Kong’s subway holds the record of about 80,000 passengers an hour! 根据短文内容，选择正确答案。 ( )36. “Tube” is the name of the underground trains in . A. Hong KongB. the Mexico City C. San FranciscoD. London ( )37. When was the subway system in Chicago opened? A. In 1897. B. In 1969. C. In 2001 .D. In 1699. ( )38. How do people in London make their underground trip more comfortable? A. They stand on the left of the train to let others pass on the right. B. They get off the train quickly after others get on. C. They always give seats to the old and the disabled. D. They have to follow some rules in the subway. ( )39. Which of the following statements is NOT true? A. Trains arrive at a station about every two minutes. |
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B. Most subways in the world are old but clean. C. There are stations about every one kilometer in most subways. D. Hong Kong subway can hold the most passengers an hour. ( )40. The best title for the passage is . A. A history of subway system B. Subway systems in China C. Subway systems around the world D. A story of Hong Kong subway 任务型阅读 D 阅读短文，为下列段落选择合适的标题。 A. Early CareerB. Edison’s Laboratory C. Edison’s Inventions D. Early Life E. Edison’s Work 41. Thomas Edison was one of the greatest inventors who ever lived. He invented the record player, the electric-light bulb, and hundreds of other inventions— some of the most useful machines ever invented. 42. Edison was born in Milan, Ohio in 1847. He only spent about three months in regular schools. Edison had a very large head and some doctors thought that perhaps he had a problem with his brain. His teachers thought that he was stupid because he asked so many questions about everything. But his mother understood that he asked questions because he wanted to know how things worked. She encouraged him to learn and, with her help, he read many books. 43. When he was still a teenager, Edison |
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started to do science experiments. He also published a newspaper and worked for telegraph companies, sending messages using Morse Code. Later, Edison opened a laboratory and spent all his time working on his inventions. 44. Edison was a very hardworking man. He usually worked 18 or 19 hours a day. Edison was also very patient and he worked on some of his inventions for many years. “Genius,” he said, “is 1% inspiration(灵感) and 99% perspiration(汗水).” This means that, as well as having a good idea, you need to work very hard to make it successful. 45. In 1887, Edison opened a new laboratory at West Orange, New Jersey. He called it his “invention factory.” Unfortunately, in 1914, it was broken down in a fire. However, Edison took the loss calmly. He simply said, “All of our mistakes have been destroyed.” IV. 任务型阅读（10分） 阅读下面的材料，然后根据材料内容回答所提问题。 A worldwide study has found that almost 25% of wild mammals(哺乳动物) are in danger of disappearing. And if this happens, at least 1,141 species(物种) or groups of animals are also in great danger. 1,700 experts who are from 130 countries work on the study. They are against some people’s hunting land mammals and destroying their living places. They say water mammals die mainly from pollution, being hit by ships and caught in fishing nets. These experts’ report provides the fact that Earth’s wildlife is going through widespread extinction (大范围灭绝). The last such period took place millions of years ago and it caused the distinction of dinosaurs. The report also says about thirty-six percent of mammals (including |
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wild mammals) could be facing extinction. At least seventy-six mammals have completely disappeared since 1500. 46. What does the underlined word “this” mean in Paragraph One? 47. Who take part in the study? 48. What do water mammals die mainly from? 49. How many mammals have completely disappeared since 1500? 50. What does the passage mainly talk about? V. 综合填空（10分） 根据上下文从方框中所给的词中选择最恰当的10个，用其适当形式填空。每词限用一次。 my, poor, read, time, beautiful, pick, terrible, find, any, lesson, forget, either When Mencius was a small boy, his father died. Mencius and his mother led a very (51) life. One day Mencius returned home from school and (52) his mother making some cloth. It was very (53) and expensive. “How much of your book have you (54) today?” Mencius’ mother asked him. Mencius threw down his book. “I haven’t read (55) of it,” he replied. “I played with some friends of (56) in the fields.” When his mother heard this, she (57) up a pair of scissors(剪刀) and cut the cloth. “Why did you cut your cloth?” Mencius asked. “It was so beautiful and now you have wasted it.” “You have wasted your (58),” his mother said. “Now I have wasted mine. Look at the (59) thing we have done.” Mencius learnt an important (60) from this thing. After that, he always studied hard. Ⅹ. 书面表达（15分） 请根据下面的要点提示并结合自己的观点， 以“Myfavourite TV Programme”为题写一篇短文。不少于80词（开头已给出，不计入总词 数）。 要点： 1.《 三星智力快车》开播几年来，深受中学生的喜爱； 2. 该节目由方琼主持，从中可以学到许多知识； 3. 奖金丰厚，获奖冠军还有赴国外旅游和深造的 机会； 4. 播出频道及时间：央视一套，周六， 16:46； 5. 你的评价…… 提示词： Samsung General Knowledge《 三星智力快车》 host v. 主持 My Favourite TV Programme I don’t know whether you love watching Samsung General Knowledge or not, but it’s my favourite TV programme. |
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参考答案： I.1-5DACCB6-10 CDBAD11-15 BCDDD II.16-20 BADCD21-25 BACDB 26-30 DBBAC III.31-35 BCBCD36-40 DADBC41-45 CDAEB IV.46. A quarter of wild mammals are in danger of disappearing. 47. 1,700 experts from 130 countries. 48. Pollution, being hit by ships and caught in fishing nets. 49. At least 76. 50. Mammals and many other animals are in danger. V.51. poor52. found53. beautiful54. read55. any 56. mine57. picked58. time59. terrible60. lesson VI.One possible version: My favorite TV programme I don’t know whether you love watching Samsung General Knowledge or not, but it’s my favorite TV programme. The programme has been on TV for several years, and it’s very popular among middle school students in China. It’s now hosted by Fang Qiong. Almost every Chinese teenager knows her name. You can learn a lot from the programme. The winners can receive a big prize. They can even get a chance to travel or study abroad. I think Samsung General Knowledge is a very useful and interesting TV programme. Why not turn on the TV at 16: 46 on Saturdays to watch it on CCTV Chann |
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