张家港市小学青年教师基本功竞赛.docx

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张家港市小学青年教师基本功竞赛

张家港市小学青年教师基本功竞赛

小学英语

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一、单项选择40%

（）1.______,thehouseneedssomeworkdoneonit.

A.YoucanseeB.AsyouseeC.Asyoucanseeit.D.Whichyoucan

（）2.Hisnewnovel______;veryfewpeoplewouldliketoreadit.

A.sellswellB.iswellsoldC.sellsbadlyD.isbadlysold

（）3.Theaccidenthappened_____beforemidday.

A.shortB.slightC.shortlyD.slightly

（）4.Shetappedthedriveron_____shoulderandsignaledhimtostopthecar.

A.theB.aC.hisD./

（）5.---_____canyoufinishthereport?

---Inabouttwodays.

A.HowlongB.HowsoonC.HowfarD.Howoften

（）6.Thelittlethiefranoffsofast_____.

A.asnottobecaughtB.astonotbecaughtC.notastobecaughtD.astobenotcaught

（）7.Thebathingproductisnaturaland_______.

A.smellswellB.smellsgoodC.issmeltwellD.issmeltgood

（）8.Weputanadvertisementinthelocalpapertolookfora_____secretary.

A.spokenGermanB.speakingGermanC.GermanspokenD.German-speaking

（）9.Ican’tstand____aroundmewhenI’meating.

A.peopleB.peopletosmokeC.peoplesmokingD.peoplearesmoking

（）10._____modernstandards,thecomputerisveryslow.

A.ByB.WithC.OnD.In

（）11.---Whatwouldyoulike?

---Steakorchickenwould_____.

A.suitmefineB.befitC.besuitableD.begood

（）12.Onlytimewill_____ifthisagreementwillbringalastingpeace.

A.speakB.tellC.sayD.talk

（）13.Heboughtthetickets______afriendatthestadium

A.throughB.thoroughC.thoughD.throughout

（）14.---____isittoday?

---It’sTuesday.

A.WhenB.WhattimeC.whatdateD.Whatday

（）15.Jack,togetherwithhisfriends,______toclimboutofthecanyon.

A.decideB.hasdecidedC.aretodecideD.aredeciding

（）16.Withtherapidgrowthofpopulation,thecity____inalldirectionsinthepastfiveyears.

A.spreadsB.hasspreadC.spreadD.hadspread

（）17.---Whydidyougobacktotheshop?

---Ileftmyfriend_____there.

A.waitingB.towaitC.waitD.waits

（）18.---Whereismyblueshirt?

---It’sinthewashingmachine.Youhavetowear_____differentone.

A.anyB.theC.aD.other

（）19.PeoplehaveheardwhatthePresidenthassaid;theyarewaitingtosee_____hewilldo.

A.howB.whatC.whenD.that

（）20.Ifyouaredrivingtotheairport,canyougivemea______.

A.handB.seatC.driveD.lift

（）21.FourofRobert’schildrenwereattheparty,including______,Luck.

A.theoldestB.anoldestoneC.theoldD.anoldone

（）22.Naturally,afterItoldherwhattodo,mydaughter_____goanddotheopposite!

A.mayB.canC.mustD.should

（）23.Themanager,______hisfactory’sproductswerepoorinquality,decidedtogivehisworkersfurthertraining.

A.knowingB.knownC.toknowD.beingknown

（）24.---Thanksforthelovelypartyandthedeliciousfood.

---_____.

A.NothanksB.NevermindC.AllrightD.Mypleasure

（）25.Sallyworkedlateintheeveningtofinishherreport_____herbosscouldreaditfirstthingnextmorning.

A.sothatB.becauseC.beforeD.orelse

（）26.Mr.Hallunderstandsthat_____mathshasalwaysbeeneasyforhim,itisnoteasyforthestudents.

A.unlessB.sinceC.althoughD.when

（）27.Themanwefollowedsuddenlystoppedandlookedasif______whetherhewasgoingintherightdirection.

A.seeingB.havingbeenC.tohaveseenD.nosee

（）28.Thesilenceofthelibrary_____onlybythesoundofpagesbeingturnedover.

A.hasbeenbrokenB.breaksC.brokeD.wasbroken

（）29.---Yourcoffeesmellsgreat!

---It’sfromMexico.Wouldyoulike______?

A.itB.someC.thisD.little

（）30.Perhapsweneedtoclearawaythesebookstomake_____forournewstudents.

A.placeB.areasC.spaceD.room

（）31.Itseemsimpossibleforthemtocometogether.

A.settletheirdifferencesB.engageinastruggleC.beequaltoeachotherD.becomeinterested

（）32.Atruefriendissomeoneyoucanturntointimesoftrouble.

A.lookatB.askforhelpC.facetowardsD.asktomovearound

（）33.Ineedtobrushuponthematerialinthisbook

A.arrangenicelyB.refreshC.wipecleanD.studyagain

（）34.Theprofessorsometimesmakesaremarksthatarenot____thetopic.

A.relevantwithB.relevanttoC.relatingtoD.relevantfor

（）35.Whentheyaskmetomakeaspeech.Iwasatalossforwords.

A.elatedB.dumbC.surprisedD.tongue-tied

（）36.Hekeptonaneyeonourhouseduringourvacationlastsummer.

A.sawB.tookcareofC.looksatD.lookedinto

（）37.Tommyhasagiftforlanguages.

A.hasatalentforB.hasalikingforC.isnogoodatD.hasreceivedapresenton

（）38.Itdoesn’tstandtoreasonthathewouldlie.

A.worrymeB.bothermeC.seemlogicalD.hurt

（）39.Henevertookastand.

A.stoleanythingB.makeafirmdecisionC.liedB.believed

（）40.Wehopethenewenvironmentlawwillcutdownonpollution.

A.destroyB.lessenC.eliminateD.interrupt

二、完形填空30%

A

41theAmericanscientistAlbertEinsteinmetanoldfriendof42inastreetinNewYork.

“MrEinstein,”saidthefriend,“43thatyouneedtohaveanewovercoat.Look,howworn-out44!

”

“Itdoesn’tmatter,“answeredAlbertEinstein,45”knowsmehereinNewYork.“

Severalyears46,theymetinNewYorkagain.Einstein47afamousphysicistbythen,buthestill48thesameoldovercoat.49hisfriendtriedtopersuadehimtobuyanewone.

“There’snoneednow,“saidEinstein,50herehasknowsme.”

（）41.A.InonedayB.AdayC.OnedayD.Someday

（）42.A.himB.hisC.heD.himself

（）43.A.looksB.seemsC.likesD.lookslike

（）44.A.itisB.theyareC.youareD.heis

（）45.A.NomenB.NobodyC.NoneD.Noone

（）46.A.agoB.laterC.afterD.before

（）47.A.hadbecomeB.hasbecomeC.becomeD.wasbecoming

（）48.A.putonB.dressC.dressedD.wore

（）49.A.OnemoreB.OncemoreC.OncetooD.Overone

（）50.A.NobodyB.AnybodyC.EverybodyD.Mostpeople

B

Farmers,asweallknow,havebeenhavingahardtimeofitlately,andhaveturnedtonewwaysofearningincomefromtheirland.Thisinvolvesnotonlyplantingnewkindsofcrops,butsome51waysofmakingmoney,themostunusualofwhichhasgottobesheepracing.Yes,youheardme52!

Afarmernowholdssheepracesonaregularbasis,andduringthepastyearover100,000peoplehave53towatchtherace.“Iwaspassingthefarmonmywaytotheseaforaholiday,”onepuntertoldme,“andIthoughtI‘dhavealook.Ididn’tbelieveitwasserious,totellyouthetruth.”Accordingtoaregularvisitor,bettingonsheepismoreinterestingthanbettingonhorses.“Atproperhorseraceseveryonehasalreadystudiedtheformofthehorse54,andthereareclearfavourites.55nobodyhasheardanythingaboutthese56!

Mostpeoplefinditdifficulttotellonefromanotherinanycase.”Istayedtowatchedtherace,andImustadmitthatIfounditquite57.Inausualsheeprace,halfadozensheepracedownhilloveracourseofabouthalfamile.Foodiswaitingforthemattheotherendofthe58justtogivethemsomeencouragement,Ioughttoadd!

Thesheeprunsurprisinglyfast,59theyhaveprobablynoteatenforwhile.Anyway,thecrowdaroundmewereobviouslyenjoyingtheirdayoutattheraces,60bytheirhappyfacesandthesenseofexcitement.

（）51.A.commonBstrangeC.swiftD.illegal

（）52.A.honestlyB.surprisinglyC.completelyD.correctly

（）53.A.showedoffB.broughtupC.turnedupD.lookedforward

（）54.A.behindtimeB.inprogressC.inadvanceD.intime

（）55.A.ButB.ThereforeC.MoreoverD.Otherwise

（）56.A.horsesB.sheepC.racesD.stories

（）57.A.excitingB.dangerousC.boringD.peculiar

（）58.A.raceB.hillC.trackD.field

（）59.A.ifB.soC.yetD.although

（）60.A.observingB.judgingC.consideringD.inferring

C

TheBritishlovetothinkofthemselvesaspolite,andanyoneknowshowfondtheyareoftheir“pleases”and“thankyous”.Eventhesimplestbusinesssuchasbuyingatrainticketrequires61sevenoreightofthese.Another62ofourgoodmannersisthequeue.New-comerstoBritaincouldbeforgivenforthinkingthatqueuingratherthanfootballwasthe63nationalsport.Finally,ofcourse,motoristsgenerallystopatcrossing.ButdoesallthismeanthattheBritishshouldconsiderthemselvesmorepolitethantheirEuropeanneighbour?

Ithinknot.

Takeformofaddressforexample.TheaverageEnglishperson--64hehappenstoworkinahotelordepartmentstore—wouldratherdiethancallastranger“Sir”or“Madam“.YetinsomeEuropeancountriesthisisthemostbasicofcommonaddress.Our65“you”foreveryonemayappearmoredemocratic,butitmeansthatweareforcedtoseekoutcomplicatedwaystoexpress66.Iamallforreturningtotheuseof”thee”and“thou”（Theeandthouareold-fashionedpoeticwordsfor“you”）;“you”wouldbe67forstrangersandprofessionalrelationships.

Andofcourse,theEnglishfindtouchingandothershowsoffriendshiptrulyterrifying.HaveyounoticedhowtheBritish68evertouch?

Personally,IfindtheLatinhabitofshakinghandsorafriendlykissquitecharming.TrykissingtheaverageEnglishperson,andtheywilleithertaketwostepsbackwardsinhorror,oriftheirescapeis69youwillfindyourlipstouchingthebackoftheirhead.Nowwhatcouldbe70thanthat?

（）61.A.atleastB.atmostC.lessthanD.notmorethan

（）62.AsignalB.sceneC.signD.sight

（）63.A.trueB.originalC.superiorD.advanced

（）64.A.ifB.whetherC.whenD.unless

（）65.A.universalB.