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期中试题学年度下册英语学科期中考试模拟试题

2019-2020学年度下学期英语学科期中考试题

一.单项选择（5分）

1.Cindyusedthephotos______herpainting.

A.atB.inC.toD.for

2.Iteachthemtosingbecausemusiccan_____themjoyandpeace.

A.takeB.bringC.makeD.let

3.Communicatingis______justspeaking.

A.nomorethanB.notmorethanC.morethanD.muchmorethan

4.IwanttotakeaclassincommunicationskillsbecauseIneedto_____mybodylanguage.

A.developB.improveC.learnD.build

5.Nonets_____thistypeoffishing.

A.arerequiredforB.arerequiredbyC.isrequiredforD.isrequiredby

6.Apieceofgrass_____aroundtheneckofeachbird.

A.tiesB.tyingC.istiedD.istying

7.Theydidn’twatchthecartoontogether.Theywenttothecinema____

A.happilyB.actuallyC.separatelyD.properly

8.Voicesandsoundeffectsmust______thecartoon

A.addB.beaddedC.addtoC.beaddedto

9.Aftereverythinghasbeenchecked,thecartoonisready_____foreveryonetoenjoy.

A.toplayB.playingC.tobeplayingD.tobeplayed

10.Theactorswilldothecharacters’_____

A.noisesB.soundsC.voicesD.languages

二.完形填空（15分）

Donatingorgans

Thesedays,peopleoftendonateblood,1doyouknowthatyoucanalsodonateyourorgansinordertosave2?

Everyyear,millionsofpeopleallovertheworlddieinhospital

3theyarewaiting4organs.Ordinarypeoplelikeyoucaneasilyhelpchangethis.Youcanhelpsavelivesbybecominganorgandonorwhenyoudie

Organtransplants（器官移植）havealonghistory.Thefirst

5transplant6in1954.7organtransplantshaveahighsuccessrate（成功率）today.

Somepatientsneednew8,forexample.Theirheartsareno

longerstrongenough9sendingbloodaroundthebody,and

withoutanorgantransplant,theyhaveonly10weeksormonthsleft.11,iftheygetnewhearts,they12liveforfifteenyearsormore.

Todonateyourorgans,allyouneedtodoishaveadonorcard.You

canget13atyourlocalhospital,andthenonedayyourorgans

couldsavea14life

Today,1.5millionpeopleinChinaneedaneworgan.Theyneedyourhelp.Whenyouagreetodonateyourorgans,youagreetocontinuetohelppeopleeven15youaregone.

1.AbutBandCsoDbecause

2.AlivesBlifeClifesDlive

3.AwhileBwhenCafterDbefore

4.AtoBofCforDabout

5.A.successB.successfulC.succeedD.successfully

6.AwereBisCareDwas

7.A.AndB.ButC.SoD.Or

8.AeyesBearsCfeetDhearts

9.A.keepB.keepingC.tokeepD.kept

10.A.afewB.fewC.alittleD.little

11.A.HoweverB.ButC.AndD.So

12.A.continuetoB.willcontinueto

C.wouldcontinuetoD.continuedto

13.A.itB.thisC.oneD.that

14.Aperson’sBpersonCpeopleDpersons’

15.AbeforeBafterCwhenDwhile

三、阅读理解（15分）

（A）

Apoolparty

Jackisturningeightyearsold.Pleasejoinustocelebrate!

When:

Saturday,May29th

Whattime:

12:

00noonto3:

00p.m.

Where:

DeepEddyKids’PoolandPicnicGrounds

Pleasebringaswimsuit,atowelandsunscreen（防晒油）.Wewillplayinthepoolandthenhaveapicnic.（Ifitrains,wewillhaveanindoorpartyatJack’shouse.）

MomsandDadsarewelcome!

Pleaseanswertheinvitationbycalling555-7878.

SeeyouonSaturday!

Directions:

1.TakeHighway1,goingsouth.

2.LeavethehighwayatLakeAustinBoulevard.

3.Turnrightatthefirsttrafficlight.

4.DrivetwomilesandturnleftontoDeepEddyDrive.

5.Drivedownthehillandparkinthecarpark.

（）1.WhatcanweknowaboutJack?

A.HehaslivedinAustinforalmost3years.

B.Heisgoingtobefiveyearsold.

C.Heinvitedonlyafewofhisclassmatestohisparty.

D.Hewillholdthispartyathishouseifitdoesn’train.

（）2.Wherewillthepartybeheldifitrains?

A.OnHighway1.B.AtDeepEddyDrive.

C.AtJack’shouse.D.Intheparkinglot.

（）3.Whatcanyouknowfromtheinvitation?

A.Thetimeandthecostoftheparty.

B.Theplaceandthecostoftheparty.

C.Thecostandthefoodoftheparty.

D.Thetimeandtheplaceoftheparty.

（）4.IfKatecan’tgototheparty,howshouldshemakeJackknow?

A.Bywritinganemail.B.Bytellinghiminclass.

C.Bywritingaletter.D.Bygivinghimacall.

（）5.Thewriterwrotethepassageto.

A.introduceaperson

B.introduceabirthdayinvitation

C.teachushowtomakeapoolparty

D.inviteustoapoolparty.

（B）

Almosteverychildincitieshasthechancetogotoschool,butnotallchildreninthecountriesaresolucky.Doyoubelieve?

Insomeplaces,somelittlechildrendon’tgotoschool,butworkinthefieldswhenthey’reveryyoung.

ThereisagirlcalledXiaoFang.SheiseightyearsoldandlivesinasmallvillageinGuangxi.Whenshewasyoung,shewantedtogotoschool.Butshecouldnot,becauseherfamilywastoopoortoaffordthefeesforher,soherparentshadtokeepherathome.Insteadofstudying,XiaoFangworkedinthefieldswithherparentseveryday.ProjectHopeheardaboutXiaoFang.ItagreedtohelpXiaoFanggotoschool.Herwishofstudycametrue,andnowsheisstudyinginaschool.

Unluckilytherearemanythousandsofchildrenwhocan’tgotoschool.YoucanjoininProjectHopeandhelpthesechildren.Youknowalltheworkneedsmoney.ProjectHopeneedsyourhelp.

IfyougiveProjectHope300RMBeachyear,itcanpayforonechildtogotoschoolforawholeyear.Withmoremoney,ProjectHopecanbuildnewschools,buydesks,chairs,blackboardsandbooks.Let’shelpthechildrentogetherandgivethemachancetohaveagoodstartinlife.

（）1.Almosteverychildcangotoschool.

A.intheworldB.inChina

C.inbigcitiesD.insmallvillages

（）2.XiaoFangdidn’tgotoschoolwhenshewasyoungbecause

.

A.herfamilywaspoor

B.shecouldlearnnothingatschool

C.therewastoomuchworkforhertodo

D.shedidn’tliketogotoschool.

（）3.With300RMB,.

A.onechildcangotoschoolfornineyears.

B.anewschoolcanbebuilt

C.manychildrencangotoschool

D.achildcangotoschoolforayear.

（）4.ProjectHopehelpedXiaoFangbecause.

A.itheardaboutherB.shewenttoaskforhelp

C.sheknewsomeoneworkinghere

D.shewrotealettertothenewspaper

（）5.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.ProjectHopehelpsthepoorchildrentogotoschool.

B.ProjectHopehelpstobuildnewschools.

C.ProjectHopehelpsschoolstobuydesks,chairs,books,

etc.

D.Alloftheabove.

（C）

StudentsatNewPointSchoolenjoyedtheirbreakfasttoday,foritbrokea24-hourfast（斋戒）forcharity.Duringthefast,theycouldnoteatanyfoodatall,andtheycouldonlydrinkwater,teaandclearfruitjuice.ThestudentsallvolunteeredtogowithoutfoodforonedaytoraisemoneyforUNprojectstohelpthepoorinAfrica.Becauseofdryweather,manyfarmersinAfricahavenotbeenabletogrowfoodthisyear,andpeoplearenowgoinghungryandevendying.

MrJamesWood,theirEnglishteacher,said,“Thestudentscameupwiththeideathemselvesafterseeingphotosofhungrychildren.Theyorganizedthewholething.I’mveryproudofthem.”

“Twenty-fourhoursdidnotfeellikeaverylongtime.Nextyear,ImightevendoubletheamountoftimeIspendfasting.ThenIcanraisetwiceasmuchmoney!

”saidJaneAustin,astudent.“It’ssowrongforustohavelotsoffoodwhilemanypeopleintheworldaregoinghungry.Weneedtogivetothoseinneed.”

Thestudentscollectedover$2,400fromthefast.Theywerehappywiththetotalamount.“It’samazing!

Peoplearesokind,andtheywanttohelpothers,”saidAlanLong,anotherstudent.

（）1.Duringthefast,thestudentsatNewPointSchool.

A.didn’teatordrinkanything

B.coulddrinkorangejuice

C.couldonlydrinkwater.

D.couldeatnofood.

（）2.Thestudentsallvolunteeredtotakepartinthefastforonedaybecause.

A.theywantedtohelpdisabledpeople.

B.theywantedtohelppoorpeopleinAfrica.

C.theywantedtohelptheUN.

D.theydidn’tfeellikeeatingonthatday.

（）3.Thisyear,manyfarmersinAfrica.

A.didnotwanttogrowfood.

B.askedtheUNtohelpthem.

C.couldn’tplantfood.

D.wouldliketohavedryweather.

（）4.Thestudentsdidn’tthinkoftheideauntil.

A.theirEnglishteachertoldthem.

B.theysawthenewsonTV.

C.theywentonvacationinAfrica

D.theyknewaboutthesituationofAfricanhungrychildrenfromthepictures.

（）5.WhichofthefollowingstatementisNOTTRUE?

A.Thestudentswillcollect$4800nextyear.

B.Withouttheteacher’shelp,thestudentsorganizedtheactivitythemselves.

C.Africanpeopledon’thaveenoughfoodtoeatthisyear.

D.Thestudentsplantoorganizeanotherfastnextyear.

四、回答问题（20分）

阅读短文，然后根据内容回答所提问题。

A

Chinesepaintingisoneoftheoldestformsofpaintingintheworld.

Chineseartistsfirstbeganpaintingmorethantwothousandyearsago,andpaintersinChinaarestillusingmanyofthesamemethodstoday.

Chinesepaintersoftenpaintnaturalscenes,animalsorpeople.Buildingsareseldomincluded,unlesstheymakeupasmallpartofanaturalscene.

TherearetwokindsoftraditionalChinesepaintings.Thefirstisthegongbistyle.Thisstyleofpaintingtakesalotoftimetomake,aseverythingispaintedingreatdetail.Thisstyleoftenusesalotofcolour,aswell.Longago,mostprofessionalpaintersinChinausedthegongbistyle.

ThesecondstyleofChinesepaintingisink-washpainting.Ink-washpaintingsaredoneveryquickly,andmaynotalwayshavemuchcolour.Ink-washpaintingsalsohavelessdetail,becausethepainteristryingtogetacrosstheimpressionofthescenewithjustafewbrushstrokes.Longago,mostink-washartistsdidnotworkaspainters