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Class:

Name:

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满分（120）

一、语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1.Whatgoodfunitistotravellongdistancewithmyfamily!

A.a;\B.a;aC.\;\D.\;a

2.LiLeihasdecidedtogoandstudyabroad.It’sonlya（n）oftimebeforeheleaves.

A.problemB.eventC.matterD.thing

3.—Ihavebeenworkinghardallmorning.

—Youmustbe.Whynothavearest?

A.abandonedB.boredC.exhaustedD.excited

4.Mr.SmithlefthomeandwenttoShenzheninhistwenties,whereheuntilthe1990s.

A.stayedB.hadstayedC.havestayedD.werestaying

5.—

MayIcallyouLizshort?

—Sure.LizisshortElizabeth.

A.for;ofB.for;forC.in;ofD.in;for

6.Thebookisonthetopshelf,.Tom,fetchmeachair,won’tyou?

A.outofsightB.outofdistance

C.outofreachD.outofdate

7.Parentshavethedutytotheirchildrenwithfoodandclothingwhentheyaretooyoungtomakealiving.

A.allowB.offerC.giveD.supply

8.TodayisSusan’s

birthday.Amongaresomeoldfriendsathighschool.

A.thoseinvitedB.thoseinvitingC.invitingthoseD.invitedthose

9.—HaveyouevertriedtoaforeignerinEnglish?

—Onlyonce.ButIfeltveryshy.

A.tospeakB.speakingC.tobespeakingD.beingspoken

10.HealwaystakesalongwithhimaminiEnglishdictionarytonewwordswheneverpossible.

A.refertoB.lookatC.lookupD.pointto

11.Whileseeingthefilm,manyofthepeoplecriedwithgreatfear.

A.frightened;frightenedB.frightened;frightening

C.frightening;frighteningD.frightening;frightened

12.—Didyoucatchtheplane?

—No.Theplaneatthreeo’clock.Wearrivedfiveminuteslate.

A.tookoffB.wastakenoff

C.hadbeentakenoffD.hadtakenoff

13.—Didyouplantomeetatthecinema?

—No.Wemetchance.

A.ofB.inC.forD.by

14.Maryusedtogotoartclassesintheeveningtwiceaweekbutnowshe.

A.doesn’tanymoregothereB.doesn’tnolongergothere

C.doesn’tgotherenomoreD.doesn’tgotherean

ylonger

15.—WouldyoumindifIborrowedyourphone?

—Goahead.

A.Pardon?

B.Absolutely!

C.Isthatright?

D.Notatall！

二、完形填空（共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分）

Ourthirdgradeclasswaslisteningtoourteacher,MissPratt.Shetoldusshewasnot16thatwewerenotmakingtheprogressshehadexpectedwithmultiplicationtables（乘法表）.

I17thatIhadspenttoomuchtimeplayingwithmyfriendsinsteadof18.Ihadletdown（让……失望）my19,whowasthekindestoneIhadeverknown.Everydaynearthecloseofschool,shewould20tous,ortellusstoriesaboutherchildhood.Most21,shemadeusfeelthatshe22usandthatwewereimportant.

Ihadascar（伤疤）belowmynose23aseriouscaraccident.Havingbeencalled“RunningNose”bymanyotherchildren,Ididn’t24myself.AlthoughmyparentssaidIwas25,Ididnotseemyselfthatway.

Attheendofoneschoolday,I26inmyclassroom,waitingformymothertotakemehome.MissPrattsatatherdeskwithanotherteacherandtalked.Iheardtheysay,“27isshe?

Sheislovely.”Myteacher’sanswerwas,“I28;Berniceispretty.”Pretty!

Theworddrewmy29.Teacherswouldbe30

.Maybeitwastrue.AtthatmomentImadethe31tobethefirstchildinmyclasstolearnthetables.Noonewasgoingto32me.ThistimeIbelievedinmyself.

Aboutoneweeklater,MissPratttoldtheclassthatIwasthefirstoneto33thetablesandshewasvery34ofme.Theclass35andclapped.Forthefirsttime,Ifelttrulygoodaboutmyself.

16.A.sadB.surprisedC.angryD.happy

17.A.forgotB.regrettedC.believedD.requested

18.A.changingB.drawingC.studyingD.writing

19.A.friendB.teacherC.classmateD.parent

20.A.listenB.turnC.readD.reply

21.A.probablyB.exactlyC.frequentlyD.importantly

22.A.caredaboutB.lookedafterC.worriedaboutD.broughtup

23.A.asB.sinceC.afterD.until

24.A.likeB.loseC.askD.hide

25.A.smartB.humorousC.prettyD.special

26.A.joinedB.livedC.enjoyedD.remained

27.A.HowB.WhoC.WhatD.Where

28.A.agreeB.meanC.seeD.hope

29.A.actionB.attitudeC.answerD.attention

30.A.reliableB.

patientC.simpleD.strict

31.A.choiceB.decisionC.effortD.difference

32.A.controlB.hurtC.stopD.invite

33.A.learnB.showC.makeD.find

34.A.fondB.proudC.afraidD.tired

35.A.leftB.settledC.stoodD.smiled

三、阅读理解（共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分）

A

WhenAnnKahnwasgrowingup,herfamilytookthesamesummervacationeveryyear—atriptoYosemite（黄石公园）.Butthingsaredifferentforherdaughter,Ashley.At19,AshleyhadalreadysetfootoneverycontinentincludingAntarctica,andallbutoneofherjourneysabroadweretakenwithoutherparents,ontripswithotherteenagers.Shestartedwhenshewasjust13,visitingEuropewithayouthtravelorganizationcalledPeopletoPeopleStudentAmbassadors（大使）.

“Ithasreallychangedmyplanforgraduation,”saidAshley,whoisnowafreshmanofastateuniversity.“WhenIwasyounger,IthoughtI’dliketobea

nursesomeday.Butnow,I’mlearningFrench,andI’dliketobeanambassadorafterIgraduate.LivingandworkingabroadissomethingIwouldliketodo.”

AtyoungeragesthantheoldergenerationofAmericans,thousandsofteenagerslikeAshleyareseeingmorefarawaycornersoftheworld.Highschoolsnowregularlyorganizestudenttripsthatrequirepassports（护照）.

Middle-schoolstudentshiketherainforestinsteadofjoininglakesidesummercamps,andolderteenagersusethecommunityservice（社会服务工作）theydidinAfricaaswritingmaterialforcollegeessays.Thesenseofcommunityandfamilyarelifetimememories.

Morethanhalfofthestudentsbelievedmiddleschoollifeasthebiggeststageforgrowth.Youreallyseekidsmature.Ashley’smotherAnnKahnagrees,“Ididnottravellikethisgrowingup,butIthinkit’sgreatthatweareabletoprovidethatforher.”

36.Fromthetext,wecanlearnthatAshley.

A.visitedEuropewhenshewas13

B.setupayouthtravelorganization

C.neverhadachancetovisitAntarctica

D.tookthesamesummervacationashermother

37.Aftertakingseveralinternationaljourneys,Ashley.

A.wantedtobeanurseaftergraduation

B.acceptedtheadvicefromherparents

C.changedherplanforthefuture

D.decidedtohaveatriptoYosemite

38.Fromthetext,wecaninferthatduringholidaysteenagersinAmericawilldothefollowingEXCEPT.

A.joiningtheschooltripsB.researchingtherainforest

C.travellingaboardD.doingcommunityserviceinAfrica

39.Whatdoesthe

underlinedword“mature”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?

A.Becomequitebusy.B.Becheerful.

C.Beexperienced.D.Becomegrown-up.

B

ALioninParis

Au

thor:

BeatriceAlemagna

AlonelylionfromAfricabeginsajourneytoParis.He

walksthroughthecitystreets,steppinginandoutofst

ations,

museumsandpalaces

.Heissadasnobodynoticeshim.What

makeshimhappyagain?

Readthebookandfinditout!

ThestorytranslatedfromFrenchbyMarietteRobbesis

suitableforthe3-6-yearagegroup.

Language:

English

Price:

$15

Publisher:

KathaWorldLibrary

OntheTipofaPin

Author:

GeetaDharmarajan

Itisaboutasmalltownonthetipofapin（大头针）.The

townissosmallthatithasjust20houses,20children,alion,

acow,apig,agoatandaworm（蚯蚓）.Butwhydoesevery-

onefindthewormterrible?

Readthebookandfinditout.

Language:

English

Price:

$17.5

Publisher:

KathaWorldLibrary

FledolinUpsideDown

Author:

AntjeDamm

Thestoryisaboutabat（蝙蝠）namedFledolinwhose

parentshopehewouldjustbenormalandhangwithhishead

downlikeothers.Eveneveryonelooksforreasonstoexplain

hischoice,butFledolincontinuestoenjoydoingso.

TheStoryhasbeentranslatedfromGermanbyShatabdi

Ghosh.

Language:

English

Price:

$1.52

Publisher:

KathaWorldLibrary

MotivatingSchoolKids

Author:

MukhopadhyaySuvasish

Inthebook,thewriterofferspiecesofpracticaladv

ice

aboutth

eproblemsoftenfacedbyschoolkids,theirparents

andtheirteachers.

Language:

English

Price:

$12.5

Publisher:

VivaBooksPrivateLimited

40.InthebookALioninParis,weknowthat______.

A.itwasfirstwritteninFrench

B.itissuitableforadultstoread

C.itwasastoryaboutthehistoryofParis

D.thelionwastakentoParisbyBeatriceAlemagna

41.Theauthorusestheunderlinedphraseinthetexttoshowthat______.

A.thetownhaslittlefields

B.lotsofpinsweremadeinthetown

C.itisdangerousforustostandonapin

D.thetownisverysmall

42.Mr.Smithwhosesonisafraidoftakingexamswillbuy______.

A.ALioninParisB.OntheTipofaPin

C.MotivatingSchoolKidsD.FledolinUpsideDown

C

Morethanhalfoftheworld’spopulationlivesincities.Trafficandpollutionarebecomingbigproblemsinbigcitiesallover

theworld.IncitieslikeMexicoCity,ShanghaiorCairothequalityoftheairisgettingworseeveryday.IntheUnitedStates,peoplespendmoretimesittingintrafficjams.

Someoftheworld’scitieshavealreadyfoundtheanswertotheproblem.InBogota,thecapitalofColumbia,thegovernmenthastakenmeasurestoimprovethequalityoflifeforthecity’s8millionpeople.Theycreatedoverathousandnewparks,anewpublictransportsystem,andbuilthundredsofcyclingandwalkingpaths.Peoplewholiveinthecityalsojoinedinmakingtheircityoneofthemostlivable（适合居住的）placesinSouthAmerica.

Todaycityplannersaroundtheworldarelookingforwaystoprovidemore