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教师招聘考试真题小学英语科目与答案
教师招聘考试真题[小学英语科目]
(满分为100分)
第一部分英语教育理论与实践
Ⅰ.单项选择题(选择正确答案)5%
()1.《中华人民共和国教育法》自之日起开始实施。
A.1990年9月1日B.1995年9月1日
C.1996年9月1日D.1997年8月1日
()2.《中华人民共和国义务教育法》是1986年4月12日中华人民共和国
第三十八号令公布的。
A.国务院令B.主席令
C.总理签署D.地方政府
()3.“学校下学年生源锐减,教师严重超编,不愿意上早晚自修和补课的同志可以去其他学校另谋高就!
”这种说法违反了。
A.《学校管理条例》B.《教师法》
C.《教育法》D.《教师资格条例》
()4.教师之间要“谦虚谨慎,尊重同志,相互学习,相互帮助,维护其他教师在学生中的威信。
关心集体,维护学校荣誉,共创文明校风”。
这是师德教育的。
A.“双赢”协作原则B.和平共处原则
C.民主原则D.自觉原则
()5.聘任或任命教师担任职务应当有一定的任期,每一任期一般为。
A.三年B.三至五年
C.两年D.六年
Ⅱ.认真读下面五个句子,正确的在括号内填“T”,错误的填“F”。
5%
()6.在小学英语学习阶段,不需要接触和了解英语国家文化。
()7.在英语教学中,可以根据学生的实际情况,对教材内容的顺序进行适当的调整。
()8.新课程下的教师角色变化需由管理者变为组织者,由传授者变为参与者,由控制者变为帮助者。
()9.绝对评价是指按照正态分布率对学生进行人为的划等、分类和排队。
()10.教学目标的三个方面包括知识目标、经验目标、情感目标。
第二部分英语专业基础知识
Ⅰ.Vocabularyandstructure15%Directions:
Thereare15incompletesentencesinthefollowing.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentence.
()1.Thoughheisseventyyearsold,hetakesexerciseeveryday.
A.PastB.above
C.OnD.over
()2.—Whichwouldyoulike,Madam,teaorcoffee?
—,thanks.I'dlikeaglassofwater,please.
A.EitherB.Both
C.NeitherD.OK
()3.—Howsoonwillyoufinishthebuilding?
—.
A.IntwomonthsB.Twomonths
C.AbouttwomonthsD.Aftertwomonths
()4.Theydidtheirfathertoldthem.
A.LikeB.as
C.AboutD.with
()5.Oneoftheboysis,alltheotherboysare.
A.English;ChinaB.anEnglish;Chinese
C.England;ChinaD.English;Chinese
()6.Eitheryouorhetheteam.
A.isinB.areon
C.isonD.arein
()7.Hewasmadethirteenhoursadaybyhisboss.
A.toworkB.work
C.isonD.arein
()8.Mrs.HuaskedLiuFangandtotakepartintheEnglishmeeting.
A.IB.my
C.MeD.mine
()9.TellthestudentstheirEnglishbooks.
A.totakeB.tocarry
C.tobringD.bring
()10.Itustwohourswalktogettoourschool.
A.TakeB.takes
C.SpendD.paid
()11.Mylittlesisterissotired,shecanhardlywalk,?
A.doessheB.canshe
C.doesntsheD.cantshe
()12.YellowRiveristhesecondlongestriverinourcountry.
A./B.The
C.AnD.A
()13.—Doyouwanttoatthemeeting?
—No,Ihavenothingto.
A.say;speakB.tell;talk
C.say;sayD.speak;say
()14.Sheaskedmehecoulddanceorsing.
A.IfB.what
C.WhetherD.that
()15.—Aren'tyouMary'ssister?
—.I'mheraunt.
A.Yes,IamB.No,Imnot
C.Yes,I'mnotD.No,Iam
Ⅱ.Close20%
Directions:
Thereare20blanksinthefollowingtext.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosetheONEthatbestfillstheblank.Duringourtwomonthsontheroad,BennettandIhadareally16experiencewithagood,honest17andsomehelpfulmechanics.WeweredrivingeastonHighway10whenour“chickengine”lightcameon.Welimpedofa(n)18intoLasCruces.Wehadarealcar19.Bennettnursedthecarintoalocalgarage.Bythistimethecarwasmissing(熄火)so20itwasshakingallover.Thiswasthe21timetoarriveatagarage—lateFridayafternoon.ServiceadviserScottwasbusy22paperworkandcustomersaswe23ourproblems.24hewasalready“tencarsbehind”,hetoldustopullthecarintothegarage.Lincoln,whowelater25wasoneofthetwomotortechnicians,took26ofourcarrepairing.HeandScottandsomeothermechanicsstayedseveralhoursafterclosing,27thecar.Earlythenextmorning(theshopwasofficiallyclosedonSaturdays),Lincolnfinallylocatedthe28andfixediteasilywithinonly29.LaterScott30outtousthatitwasourattitudethathelped.“Youdidntcomeintotheplacedemandingthisorthat.Youshowedan31ofourproblemsonabusyFridayafternoon.Customer'sattitudemeansalot.”Hewasrightinsomeway,customersshouldshow32andunderstandingtopeoplewho33them.34peoplewereextremelybusy,theyfoundwaytoatleasttryandhelpwhentheyaremetwithpoliteness.ThepleasantexperienceIhadshowsthat35forotherpeoplecanalwayshelp.
()16.A.awfulB.pleasantC.wonderfulD.terrible
()17.A.stationB.studioC.factoryD.garage
()18.A.exitB.turningC.crossingD.entrance
()19.A.difficultyB.examinationC.troubleD.disaster
()20.A.busilyB.badlyC.quicklyD.weakly
()21.A.highestB.easiestC.luckiestD.worst
()22.A.atB.onC.withD.by
()23.A.explainedB.introducedC.repeatedD.expressed
()24.A.AsB.BecauseC.EvenD.Though
()25.A.learnedB.understoodC.recognizedD.though
()26.A.careB.controlC.chargeD.pride
()27.A.buildingB.examiningC.repairingD.driving
()28.A.problemB.diseaseC.dangerD.wound
()29.A.daysB.hoursC.monthsD.minutes
()30.A.spokeB.pointedC.brokeD.blew
()31.A.understandingB.ignoranceC.appreciationD.awareness
()32.A.cruelnessB.fairnessC.calmnessD.politeness
()33.A.comfortB.protectC.serveD.rescue
()34.A.EvenifB.EvenasC.EvensoD.Eventhen
()35.A.obedienceB.respectC.patienceD.mercy
Ⅲ.Readingcomprehension15%
Directions:
Therearethreepassagesinthefollowing.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice.
Passage1
JoeBiggswasabutcher.HisshopwasinavillageinoneofthemostbeautifulpartsofsouthernEngland.Heworkedinitformanyyearswhilehisfatherwasthere.Then,whenhisfatherreachedtheageof65,hestoppedworkingintheshop.Joewasaloneinit,sohehadtoworkharder.Joeworkedfiveandahalfdayaweek.Hisshopshutatoneo'clockonThursday,anditwasshutthewholeofSunday.Saturdayswerethebusiestdays.
Joehadabigrefrigeratorinhisshop,buthetriednottobuytoomuchmeatatatime.OneThursdayawomancameintotheshopatfiveminutestoone.“I'msorryImverylate,”shesaid,“butsomepeoplehavejusttelephonedtosaythattheyaregoingtocometodinnertonight,andIneedsomemoremeat.”Joeonlyhadonepieceofgoodmeatintheshop.Hehadsoldalltherestearlierintheday.Hetookthepieceoutandsaidtothewoman.“Thisis£7.15.”“Thatpieceistoosmall,”thewomananswered.“Haventyougotanythingbigger?
”Joewentintotheroombehindhisshop,openedtherefrigerator,putthepieceofmeatintoit,tookitoutagainandshutthedooroftherefrigeratorwithalotofnoise.Thenhebroughtthepieceofmeatbacktothewomanandsaid,“Thispieceisbiggerandmoreexpensive.It's£9.30.”“Good,”thewomanansweredwithasmile.“Givemebothofthem,please.”
()36.Joeworkedaloneintheshop.
A.onSaturdaysB.onThursdays
C.afterhisfatherdiedD.afterhisfatherstoppedworking
()37.Joesoldmeatinhisshop.
A.onThursdayafternoonsB.onSundays
C.onFridaysD.everyday
()38.Onedayawomancametohisshop.
A.at1:
55,TuesdayB.at1:
05
C.tosaysorrytohimD.becausesomeonehadsuddenlytelephonedher
()39.Whichofthefollowingistrue?
A.Peopleboughtallthemeatfromhim.
B.Thewomandidn'twanttheexpensivepieceofmeat.
C.Joebroughtthewomanadifferentpiece.
D.Thewomanwantedtobuythetwopiecesofmeattogether.
()40.Joeonlyhadonepieceofgoodmeatbecause.
A.Joesrefrigeratorhadbroken.
B.hetriednottobuytoomuchmeatatatime.
C.heknewthatthemeatwouldgobad.
D.hehadnomoneytobuymore.
Passage2
Ifyougointotheforestwithfriends,staywiththemalways.Ifyoudont,youmaygetlost.Ifyoureallygetlost,thisiswhatyoushoulddo.Sitdownandstaywhereyouare.Don'ttrytofindyourfriends-letthemfindyoubystayinginoneplace.
Thereisanotherwaytohelpyourfriendsorothernearbypeopletofindyou.Givethemasignalbyshoutingorwhistlingthreetimes.Stop.Thenshoutorwhistlethreetimes.Anysignalgiventhreetimesisacallforhelp.
Keepuptheshoutingorwhistlingalwaysthreetimestogether.Whenpeoplehearyou,theywillknowthatyouarenotjustmakingnoiseforfun.Theywillletyouknowthattheyhaveheardyoursignal.Theywillgivetwoshouts,twowhistlesortwogunshots.Whensomeonegivesasignal,itisananswertoacallforhelp.
Ifyoudon'tthinkthatyouwillgethelpbeforenightcomes,trytomakealittlehousecoveruptheholeswithbranchesandlotsofleaves.Makeyourselfasoftbedwithleavesandgrass.Whatshouldyoudoifyougethungryorneeddrinkingwater?
Youwouldhavetoleaveyourlittlebranchhousetolookforariver.Don'tjustwalkaway.Pickoffsmallbranchesanddropthemasyouwalksothatyoucanfindyourwayback.
Themostimportantthingtodowhenyouarelostis——stayinoneplace.
()41.Ifyougetlostintheforest,youshould.
A.staywhereyouareandgiveasignalthreetimes
B.walkaroundtheforestandshoutsothatyourfriendsmighthearyou
C.trytofindyourfriendsassoonaspossible
D.trytogetoutoftheforestandshoutforhelp
()42.Ifyouwanttoletpeoplebelievethatyouarenotjustmakingnoiseforfunyoushould.
A.shoutthatyouarelost
B.keepuptheshoutingorwhistlingalwaysthreetimestogether
C.shoutatthetopofyourvoice
D.shoutorwhistleonceinawhile
()43.Whenyouhearshoutsorwhistlesorgunshots,youknowthat.
A.two;peoplewillsooncometohelpyou
B.three;someoneisaskingforhelp
C.three;peoplewillsooncometohelpyou
D.two;someoneisaskingforhelp
()44.Whenyouarelostintheforest,butyouwanttoleaveyourplacetogetwater,youshould.
A.justgototheriver
B.findabowloraglass,andthengo
C.makeafiresothatyoumightmakeyourselfsomehottea
D.leavemarksasyougototheriversothatyoucanfindyourwayback
()45.Thisstorymainlytellsyou.
A.thatwhensomeonegivesasignal