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上外附中直升考初三综合练习卷1包含答案
初三综合练习卷1
PaperOne
I.Choice.30%
(I)Grammar.20%
1.–You’veagreedtogo.Sowhyaren’tyougettingready?
--ButI_______thatyou______metostartatonce.
A.didn’trealize,wantedB.don’trealize,want
C.haven’trealized,wantD.hadn’trealized,wanted
2.ThisisSparkleCompany.Youareoneoftheluckyhousewives______toreceiveourfreesoap.
A.tochooseB.chosenC.choosingD.tobechoosing
3.Isitinthatfactory______thistypeofcarsareproduced?
A.whichB.whereC.thatD.inwhich
4.Fortunatelywehadamap,without_______wewouldhavegotlost.
A.whichB.itC.thatD.what
5.–Doyouthinkourbasketballersplayedverywellyesterday?
--__________.
A.Theywerenotnervousatall.B.Theywerestillyoung.
C.Theyplayednaturally.D.Theycouldn’thavedonebetter.
6.Marywasbadlyill;otherwise,she______ourcelebrationyesterday.
A.wouldhaveattendedB.musthavetakenpartin
C.couldjoininD.wouldattend
7.Oneofthesidesoftheboardshouldbepaintedyellow,and________.
A.theotheriswhiteB.anotherwhite
C.theotherwhiteD.anotheriswhite
8.–Yourcoffeesmellsgreat!
--It’sfromMexico.Wouldyoulike_______?
A.itB.someC.thisD.that
9.–WhenshallIcometoseeyou,morningorafternoon?
--________.Iwillbeinallday.
A.EitherB.NeitherC.BothD.None
10.--________ofHongKonghasMrSmithcoveredsincehecamehere?
--Abouthalfofit,Iguess.
A.HowmanyB.HowmuchC.HowfarD.Howwide
11.Thefarmerhadgonealongwayintheforest_______herealizedthathelosthisway.
A.sinceB.forC.beforeD.after
12.WearegoingtothebookstoreinJohn’scar.Youcancomewithus______youcanmeetustherelater.
A.butB.andC.orD.then
13.Idon’tthinkthisfilmis________thatone.
A.asgoodasorbetterthanB.goodasorbetterthan
C.asgoodorbetterthanD.asgoodorbetteras
14.Myfriend,Lisa,isolderthanI_______twoyears.
A.forB.withC.throughD.by
15.MarieCurietooklittlenotice_______thehonoursthatweregiventoherinherlateryears.
A.ofB.onC.aboutD.from
16.Hewillbebackin________.
A.onedayortwoB.adayortwo
C.adayortwodaysD.aortwodays
17.Manypatientswho_____evergotthediseasecangohome_________now.
A.has,healthyandhappyB.have,healthyandhappy
C.has,healthilyandhappilyD.have,healthilyandhappily
18.Theyoungmaninsistedthathe________nothingwrongand______free.
A.did,setB.haddone,shouldbeset
C.do,besetD.haddone,mustbeset
19.Ihavesolvedtheproblem________Iwillneverforget.
A.inawayB.bythewayC.onthewayD.withaway
20.Pricesofdailygoods_______throughacomputercanbelowerthanstoreprices.
A.areboughtB.boughtC.beenboughtD.buying
(II)Vocabulary.10%
21.Mygardenisaplacewhichoften______meofsomanyfriendsthroughtheplantstheyhavegivenme.
A.remembersB.remindsC.regardsD.considers
22.Itistoolatetogooutnow._______,itisstartingtorain.
A.BesidesB.MeanwhileC.HoweverD.Anyhow
23.Thereisnotmuch________whetheryouagreeornot.
A.troubleB.difficultyC.differenceD.choice
24.Hesaidhecouldn’t_______threeweeksawayfromwork.
A.wasteB.costC.affordD.spend
25.Wehaveno_______ofwinningtheprize.
A.qualityB.timeC.chanceD.right
26.–Whyistheroadcrowded?
--Thetrafficis_______byacaraccident.
A.heldupB.heldbackC.heldonD.heldout
27.Howcouldhe_______hisfather______thefailure?
A.blame,forB.complain,ofC.punish,onD.accuse,to
28.Moderntechniquesareusedtomakethe______ofafilmreal.
A.showsB.signsC.scenesD.sights
29.John’scarhitintothebackofthecarinfront,butluckilytheaccidentdidverylittle________toeithercar.
A.damageB.injuryC.woundD.loss
30.Inacafeteriapeoplemust_______foodanddrinksthemselves.
A.cookB.collectC.bringD.order
II.Cloze.10%
Itoftenappearsthatwehavemoretogainbyspeakingthanbylistening.Onebigadvantageofspeakingisthatitgivesyouachancetocontrolothers’thoughtsandactions.Whateveryougoal–tohaveabosshireyou,to__31__otherstovoteforthepersonofyour___32__,ortodescribethe___33___youwantyourhaircut–thekeytosuccessseemstobethe___34__tospeakwell.
Anotherobviousadvantageofspeakingisthechanceitprovidesto__35__theadmiration,respect,orlikingofothers.__36__jokes,andeveryonewillthinkyouarereallyawiseman.___37__advice,andtheywillbethankfulforyourhelp.Tellthemallyouknow,andtheywillbe__38__byyourwisdom.Butkeepquiet…anditseemsasifyouwilllooklikea___39__nobody.
Finally,talkinggivesyouthe___40__toreleaseenergyinawaythatlisteningcan’t.Whenyouare___41__,thechancetotalkaboutyourproblemscanoftenhelpyoufeelbetter.Inthesameway,youcanoften___42__yourangerbylettingitoutorally.Itisalsohelpfulto__43__yourexcitementwithothersbytalkingaboutit,forkeepingitinsideoften___44___youfeelingasifyoumightburst.
Whileitistruethattalkingdoeshavemanyadvantages,itisimpossibleto__45__thatlisteningcandogoodtolisteners,too.Asyouwillsoonread,beingagoodlistenerisonegoodwayto__46__otherswiththeirproblems;andwhatbetterwayistheretohaveothers___47__you?
Asforcontrollingothers,itmaybetruethatitishardtobepersuasivewhileyouarelistening,butyour___48___tohearothersoutwilloftenleavethem___49__tothinkaboutyourideasinreturn.Listeningisoftenreciprocal:
yougetwhatyou___50___.
ABCD
31.persistadvisepersuadesuggest
32.friendrelationchoiceleader
33.methodwaymeansplan
34.efficiencyenergymentalityability
35.gaingraspreceiveseize
36.SaySpeakTalkTell
37.AcceptFollowOfferObtain
38.affectedimpressedinfluencedmoved
39.fruitlesspricelessworthlesssenseless
40.pleasurecoursedutychance
41.introubleindangerindebtinsilence
42.lessenbrightendarkendeepen
43.controlshareenjoyremove
44.makescausesleavesenables
45.supposenoticerealizeimagine
46.failcurehurthelp
47.appreciatelistentoenvysupport
48.kindnesslikelinesswillingnesseagerness
49.freeopeneagerpleased
50.loseaskforneedgive
III.Reading.10%
(I)
Itisonlyduringthelastfewyearsthatmanhasgenerallyrealizedthatintheworldofnatureabalanceexistsbetweenallformsoflife.Nolivingthingcanexistbyitself:
itispartofasysteminwhichallformsoflifearejoinedtogether.Ifwechangeonepartofthenatureorder,thiswillinitsturnalmostcertainlybringaboutchangesinsomeotherpart.
Thecuttingdownofforestreducesthesupplyofoxygen.Thekillingofweedsandinsectsbychemicalsleadstothewidespreadpoisoningofanimalsandbirds.Thethrowingofwasteproductsintotheoceanhurtslifeinthesea,whilewastegaseschangethechemicalbalanceoftheatmosphereandshutoutsomeofthesun’snecessarylife-givingrays.
Andsowecouldgoon,addingmoreexamples,untilindespairwemightfeellikegivingupthestruggletocontrolandkeepwithinlimitstheseharmfulhumanactivities.Manisverycleveratchangingtheworldaroundhimtosatisfyhisimmediateneeds,butheisnotsocleveratlookingfarahead,oratthinkingaboutwhatthefutureresultsofhisactionmightbe.Manmaywelldestroyhimselfinhisattempttobetooambitious.
51.Thefirstparagraphtellsusthat_______.
A.everythinginnaturecan’texistwithoutthehelpofhumanbeings
B.nolivingthingcanlivenaturally
C.alllivingthingsinnaturedependoneachother
D.manhasknowntheimportanceofthebalanceofnatureforalongtime
52.Theexamplesgiveninthesecondparagraphareusedasevidencethat_______.
A.itisonlyduringthelastfewyearsthatmanhasgenerallyknownthebalanceofnature
B.therearesomelivingthingswhichcanexistbythemselveswithoutchance
C.allformsoflifebelongtoasysteminwhichallthepartscanbechangedforoneanother
D.wecannotchangeoneformoflifewithoutdestroyingthebalanceofnature
53.Thelastparagraphsuggeststhat,inhisattempttoincreasehisimmediatebenefits,________.
A.manoftenfailstothinkabouttheirfutureresultsofhisaction
B.manisalwaystooambitioustoplanfordistantfuture
C.manoftenfeelsthathewillhavetogiveupindespair
D.manisalwaysanxioustocontrolandkeephisactivitieswithinlimits
54.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?
A.Cuttingdownofwoodsdoeslittleharmtohumanbeings.
B.Manhastopaymuchattentiontofutureresultsofhispresentaction.
C.Oxygencomesfromforests.
D.Thispassagetellsustotryourbesttogetasmuchaspossibleimmediately.
55.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleofthispassage?
A.TheSecretofNatureB.TheBalanceofNature
C.TheOrderofNatureD.TheChanceofNature
(II)
Theworld’sfirstsubwaywasbuiltinLondonin1863.Atthattime,thegovernmentwaslookingforawaytoreducetrafficproblemsinthecityofLondon.Thepoorareasofthecityweresocrowdedwithpeoplethatitwasalmostimpossibleforhorsecarriages(thetaxisofthosedays)togetround.Thecityofficialswereinterestedintryingtomak