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湖南省长沙市四大名校南雅初三英语入学考试无听力部分
2018年上学期南雅初三入学考试试题
初三年级英语科目
命题人：
初三英语备课组审题人：
初三英语备课组
Ⅰ听力技能（两部分，共20小题，计20分）
II知识运用（两部分，共20小题，计20分）
第一节语法填空从A、B、C三个选项中选择最佳答案填空。
（共10小题，计10分）
（）Hi,Mike.ThisisJohnspeaking.Areyoustilldoingyourhomeworknow
thinkI___itinthirtyminutes.
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finish
（）22.October1st，peoplearoundChinacelebrateNationalDayindifferentways.
（）23.-There'sinDick'swriting.WhataboutdecidingonGary's
-Iagreewithyou
specialanythingspecial
（）24.Tom,Ican'tplaybasketballwithyouthisafternoon.Ihavetoomuchwork____today.
do
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（）canhelpwithmyhomeworkIt'ssohardforme.
-I'mafraidyouhavetodoitby.
（）26.Notonlymyparentsbutalsomybrotherinterestedinanti-JapaneseTVplays.
（）Mr.Smith,Ihandinmynotebookalongwiththeexercisebook
-No,youdon'thaveto.Cindy.
*
（）,let'sprepareforthebaseballgame.
-OK.We'lllosethegame____wetryourbest.
（）29.-Doyouknow___Anngoestoworkeveryday
-Usuallybysubway.
（）30.-Itissnowing____andwilllastforsometime.
-Trrible.It'squitedangeroustogooutside.
:
第二节词语填空通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、三个选项中选出最佳答案。
（共10小题，计10分）
RosewastellinghergranddaughterLilystoriesabouthowshehadwrittenabest-selling.
31inherearly30’s.
"Didyoualwaysknowyouwantedtobea32,Grandma"askedLily.Rosesmiledathergranddaughter."I33knewitonmyfirstdayofprimaryschool."
"Ifeltlikethatonmyfirstdayofprimaryschooltoo!
Itwas34.lusedtobesurethatIwouldbeasinger,”saidLily."Why'usedto',Lily"Roseasked.
"Well,"beganLily,"Iusedtobethe35singerintheclass.Buttherewasanewgirlcomingtomyclass,andshewasbetteratsingingthanIwas.36shewasmuchbetterthanme,whatwasthepoint（意义）oftryinghard”
—
"Youknow,Lily,"Rosesaid."AlthoughIwasthebestatwritinginprimaryandjuniorhighschool,whenIgotintoseniorhighschool,ImetagirlinmyEnglishclass.Shedidmuchbetterthanmeinwriting!
Iusedto37becauseofit,thinkingthatIwasnolongerthebestwriter,andIwasgoodat38.”
"Sowhatdidyoudo"Lilyasked,"Ididwhatanypersonwoulddo,"saidRose."Idideverthingtobebetterthanher.”
"Didyoueverwritebetterthanherinyourclass"Lilyasked."No,ButIrealizedthatitwasn’taboutbeingthebestoutofeveryone,itwasaboutbeingthebestthatIcouldbe.SoI'vekeptmyloveforwritingeversince.”
Rose__39_."Wow!
"saidLilyinsurprise."Butwhat'sthatgirldoingnow"“Whoknows,butthere’sonethingIam40:
shehasn'twrittenabest-sellingbookyet."
（）31.A.magazine
（）32.A.singer
（）33.
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（）40.A.sureaboutB.worriedaboutof
Ⅲ.阅读技能（三部分，共25小题，计50分）
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第一节图表理解阅读下列图表，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出最佳选项回答问题或完成句子。
（共5小题，计10分）
A
CoughMedicine
Shakeitwellbeforeuse
Takeitthreetimeseachdayaftermeals
Dose（每次用量）:
Age:
Over122teaspoons
8-111teaspoon
>
4-71/2teaspoon
Notrightforchildrenbelowtheageofthree.
Putitinacoldplace,
UseitbeforeMay10th,2020.
（）41.What'sthis
A.Anadvertisementinstructionnotice
（）42.Jackis6yearsold.Hehadabadcoldandcougheddayandnight.Heshouldtakethe
medicineaday.
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teaspoonsteaspoonsteaspoons
B
HOUSEFORSALE-Comfortablefamilyhomewithalargegardenonsouthsideoftown.
Threebedroomswithabathroom,twolivingrooms,onekitchen,onedining-room,one
study,Offersover$45,000.CallatorEmailsambrown007@.
ROOMTORENT-Smallroomtorentincitycenter.Flataboverestaurant.
;
Newly-paintedwithmodernfurniture.Nearmainrailwaystation.Buses
passfrontdoor.$480perat3344108.
APARTMENTTOSHARE-Citycenterapartmentwithtwobedrooms,one
bathroom,oneview,Lookforagirlroommatebetween
19-25.Gethomebefore11pm.Donotsmoke,Sharehousework.$210
perMaryGreenat.Visitingbetween7pmto9pmis
welcome.
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（）Peterhasjuststartedworking.Heoftenneedstotaketrains.He'dbetter.
'shouse.
'sflatroom.
theapartmentwithMary.
（）44.Ifyouwanttobuyahouseforyourfamily,youcan.
at.
B.emailsambrown007@.
<
thehousebetween7pm-9pm.
（）45.WhichoneisRightaboutCindy,whowanttosharetheapartmentwithMary
canstayoutsideuntilmidnight.
B.Sheshouldpay￥210permonth.
hastodosomehousework.
第二节短文理解阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出最佳选项回答问题或者完成句子。
（共15小题，计30分）
A
—
Imagineyou'reinacoffeeshopandsomeonestartsyelling（叫喊）abouthowhe'sbeenovercharged（多收钱）bythecashier.Evenifhe'srightandthecashierdiddosomethingwrong,wouldyoustillfeeloffended（被冒犯的）bytheyelling
Maybeyouwouldn'itwouldcertainlymakemostMexicanpeopleuncomfortable.
InMexico,youhardlyeverseepeopleloseemotional（情绪的）control.“ThisisbecausetherearetwothingsthatwillgetyouabsolutelynowhereinMexico:
gettingvisibly（明显地）upsetandbeingoverlydirect,”reporterMeganFryewrotefortheBBC.
PeopleinMexicoaretaughttobe“indirect”startingfromayoungage.Thereisevenalocalingsayingthatgoes:
"Hewhogetsangryfirstloses"ThisiswhyMexicanpeoplewillusuallytytheirbesttobepolite.Forexample,whenaskingsomeonetopassthesalt-whichis“Pásamelasal,porfavor”inSpanish---Mexicanpeoplewillextendthesentenceinto“Podriaspasarmelesalsierestanamable（Couldyoupleasenpassmethesalt,ifyouwouldbesokind）."Andwhensomeonesittingnexttoyouinarestaurantissmoking,insteadofsaying“Pleasedon'tsmokeinside",theywouldprobablyexpressitinamoreindirectway:
“Excuseme,sir/ma’am.Cigarettesmokehurtsme."
WhilebeinghonestanddirectisvaluedincountriesliketheUSandCanada,it'sconsideredtoberudein'saplacewherethephrase"beatingaroundthebush”actuallyhasapositivemeaning,andbeing“diplomatic（老练的）”isavirtue（美德），accordingtoJuliaTaylor,aculturebloggerfromtheUK.
Butnomatterhowyoumayfeelaboutit,it'sstillbettertokeepthingsthelocalwaywhenyoutraveltoMexico,because-honestordishonest-tryingtokeepeveryonehappycan'tbethatbad,canit
（）46.Accordingtothearticle,inMexico,.
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A.yellingatothersisthemostimpolitethingtodoinpublic
B.peopleusuallyspeakloudlywhentheyfeeloffended.
'simpolitetolosecontrolofone’sfeelinginpublic
（）ofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE
A.Mexicanpeoplearetaughttobedirectwhentheyareachild.
peoplewouldsay"Pleasedon'tsmokeinside”whensomeonesittingcloseinaretaurantissmoking,
C.peoplethinkbeinghonestanddirectisimportantintheUSandCanada
（）48.Theunderlinedphrase"beatingaroundthebush"probablymeans.
~
A.avoidingtalkinginadirectway
B.dealingwithothersthewayyoulike
tomakeeveryoneindirect
（）isJuliaTaylorfrom
（）50.Howdoestheauthorfeelaboutbeingindirect
A.Itshouldbeconsideredavirtue.
B.Itshouldberespectedifitispartofthelocalculture.
.
'snotagoodwaytocommunicate.
B
Manyofusspentourchildhoodsdreamingofbecomingastronauts.However,thefactisthatonlyaselectfewwillmakeit.Butdoesthatmeanyou'llnevergetthechancetoworkinspaceNotnecessarily.
Infactsomeofthespacejobsarenotonlyforastronautsandtheyallsoundjustascool.
Oneofthemostinterestingspacejobsis“chiefsniffer（嗅探员）”.NASAhasalreadyhiredachiefsniffernamedGeorgeAldrich,whosejobistosmellmaterialsbeforetheyareusedinspacecafts（宇宙飞船）.Usingyournoseatworkmighsound8littlestrangebutthejobisveryimportant.Smellsinaspacecraftarestrongerinsideofit,andonceaspaccraftislaunched（发射），astronauts"havenowayofescapingunpleasantsmells”,Aldrichsaid.Moreimportantly,smellingobjectscanhelpidenifydangerouschemicals（化学物质）thatcouldbeharmfuitoastronauts'health.
Anotherjob,the“spacetourguide",mayseemalittleaheadofitstime.Butnow,manyprivatecompaniesarestartingtoprovidespacetrips,andrichspaceloverssuchasJustinBieberandSarahBrightmanhavealreadysignedupfortours.Imaynotbelongbeforespacebecomesoneofthetoptraveldestinations.
Beingaspacetourguideneedsrichknowledgeofastronomy（天文学）,astrophysics（天体物理学），geographyandhisorytohelppassengersgetthemostoutoftheirjourney.Tourguidesalsoneedtobeexcellentstorytellerssothatpassengerscanexperiencethetrueawe（惊叹）ofspacetravel.
Astronautsoftenspendweeksorevenmonthsinspacewiththesamegroupofpeople,whichiswhya“spacepsychologist”isalsoneededtohelpastronautsovercome（克服）mentalchallenges,likefeelingboredandlonely.
！
"We'recrossingtheboundaries（界限）betweensciencefictionandreality（现实）,"saidRobitTalwar,chiefexecutiveofUScompanyFastFutureResearch."It'samazingthatthingswe'veseeninthepastinmoviesarenowbecomingrealcareeropportunities.”
（）51.Accordingtothearticle,GeorgeAldrich'sjobatNASAismainlyabout.
A.measuringthesizeandtemperatureofspacecrafts
B.keepingastronautssafefromthingsthathaveunpleasantsmells
C.cheeringastronautsupwithexellentstories
（）52.Wecaninferfromthearticlethat____.
A.aspacetourguideneedsstrongsocialskills
B.normalpeoplewillbeabletoaffordspacetravelssoon
，
C.astronautshavetoovercomealotofchallengesinspace
（）53.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“psychologist"mean
A.天文学家B.物理学家C.心理学家
（）isRohitTalwar'sattitudetowardjobopportuni
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