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江西省教师招聘考试《小学英语》真题解析及答案可直接打印版

2014江西省教师招聘考试《小学英语》真题解析及答案（可直接打印版）

第一部分客观题

一、单项选择题

1.ChineseprilmeministerLiKepiangandhiswifeChengHongsetoffontheirfirststatevisittoAfrica （B） May4.2014.

 A in  B on  C by D at

2.Ihatemeat.I （C） eatit.

 A usually B Often  C Seldom  D alaways

3.----Hello,AreyoustillWuyuan?

  ----oh,no,we’rebackhome.we （C） areallygoodjourney.

 A willhave B have  Chad  D arehaving

4.----Atpresent,oneofthebestwaystostudyisworkingingroups.

  ----morechances （B） tostudentstolearnfromeachother.

 Aoften  B areoffered  C areoffering D arehaving

5.IfyouwanttogetmoreinfrmationaboutEnglishteachingandlearn,p;easevisitour （D）

 Acompang Bstore Ce-mail  D website

6.Blog,asharedonlinejournalwherepeoplecanpostdiaryentriesabouttheirpersonalexperienceandhobbies, （D）moreandmorepopularwithpeopleofallages.

 A becomes Bbecome Carebecoming  Disbecoming

7.Itisgenerallyacceptedthatchineseweretheearliest （B） footballwhiletheEuropeansestablishedthemodernrulesforfootball.

 Ap;ayed  Bp;aying  Ctoplay Dhavingplay

8.I’msurprisedthatthatAndyis25.Ithoughthewas （B）,fortheseemstobeinhisthirties.

 Aold  Bolder  Ctoplay Dhavingplay

9.It （B） beMike.Isawhimgotothelibraryjustnow.

 Amustn’t  Bcan’t  Cneedn’t Dwon’t

10.---Sir,couldyoupleaseputoutyourcigarette?

Thisisasmoke--free（无烟的）school.

   ---（A）

　Ahadknow  Bknow Chaveknown Dknew

11.IfonlyI （A） thatwasthelastchanceIcouldtalktoher.Iwouldhavesaidtoher,“Hi,mydearestmom!

Iloveyou”.

  Ahadknow  Bknow Chaveknown Dknew

12.---Haveyoufoundtheinformationaboutfamouspeople （A） youcanuseforthereport?

   ---Notyet,I’11searchsomeontheInternet.

　　A which  Bwhom Cwhat Dwho

13.Thetwogenerations,Itisoftennottheirage, （D） theireducationthatcausesmisunderstanding.

  Alike Bas Cor  Dbut

14.---It’salongtimesinceIsawmysister.

　----（A）

　　Awhynotvisit  Bwhynottovisit Cwhynotvisiting Dwhydon’tvisit

15.---Wasitnotuntillastweek （B） hedecidedtogiveupsmoking?

　　---No,Hebegan hesawthenewsfilmlastmonth.

　　Awhen;assoon  Bthat;immediately  Cdid;that Dthat;till

16.---Don’tbeangrywithyourstudentswhentheymakemistakesagain,willyou?

   No,Iwon’tIknowthat （A） ofusareperfeltafterall

    Anone  Bneither Ceach Dall

17.---Whydoyouconectsomanyoldbikes?

　---I’11havethem  （C） andgiveawaytothechildrenwhodon’thavebikes

　　Ausedup Bgivenup  Cfixedup  Dsetup

18.---Couldyoupleasetell （D） ?

 　---Goupstairsandturnleft.

　　Awhatistheteacher’soffice Bwhattheteacher’sofficeis

　　Cwhereistheteacher’soffice  Dwheretheteacher’sofficeis

19.All （C） hasalreadlybeendone.

  Acanbedone Bshouldbedone  Cthatcanbedone  Dwhatshouldbedone

20.Hardly（ ）comeintotheroom （A）themeetingbegan.

 　Ahadthey;when  Btheyhad;when Cdidthey;than Dtheydid;then

二、完形填空

　　Howoftenonehearschildrenwishingtheyweregrown-ups,andoldpeoplewishingtheywere （21B） again.Eachagehasitspleasureanditspains,andthehappiestpersonistheonewhoenjoyswhateachage （22D） himwithoutwastinghistineinuselessregrets.

Childhoodisatimewhentherearefewresponsibilities（责任）tomakelifedifficultIfachildhasgoodparents,heisraised,lookedafterandloved,whateverhemaydo.Itisimpossible.thathewilleveragaininhislifebegivensomuchwithouthavingtodoanythinginreturn.what’smore,lifeisawaysgivingnewthingtothechild-thingsthattheyhavelosttheir （23B）forolderpeople,becausetheyaretoo （24C）.Butachildhashispains,heisnotsofreetodowhathewishestodo;teisagainandagainbeingtoldnottodosomething,orbeing （25A） forwhatwhathehaswronglydone

Whenayoungman （26B） toearnhisownliving,hecannolongerexpectothersto （27B） hisfood,hisclothesandhisroombuthastoworkifhewantstolive （28A） ifhespendsmostofhistimeplayingaboutinthewaysthatheusedtoasachild,hewill （29C） hungry.Andifhebreaksthelawsofsociety （30D） heusedtobreakthelawsofthisparents,hemaygotoprison.If,however,heworkshard,keepsoutoftroubleandhasgoodhealth,hecanhavethegreathappinessofbuildingupforhinseifhispositioninsociety.

21.Achildren Byoung  Cactive Dstrong

22.Aleaves. Bhopes Cjudges Dgives

23.Apower .Bsense  Cvalue  Dinterest

24.Apopular Bmodern Cfamiliar  Dadvanced

25.Apunished  Btalked Capproved Ddestroyed

26.Aplans   Bstarts   Ccontinues Dmanages

27.Ataketheplaceof  Bpayfor  Cpayoff Dthinkof

28.Acomfortably    Bfreely  Cpeacefully  Dseparately

29.Afeel      Bface    Cgo      Dmeet

30.Asince      Bwhen  Cwhile    Das

三、阅读理解

A

　　Nowadays,KoreaisinfluencedbyAmericancultureIfyouvisitSeoul（汉城）,youwillseealotoffastfoodstoresinsachavenue,p;acessuchasKFC,MeDonald's,andBurgerKing.

YouwillalsobesurprisedtoseemanywesternstyleclotheswhicharedifferentformourtraditionalclothessuchastheHanBouk,Whenyougoarounddepartmentstores,youcanseemanyyoungstudentswaitinginlinetobuyfamousbrandssuchas96NewYorkjeans,Guess,Polo,Guest,Channel,andCartiers.Ithardtofindclotheswhichrepresent（代表）traditionalKoreanculture.Thereareonlyafewstoreswhichselltraditionalclothing,andthesestoresarestartingtodisappear.

WhenyouvisitmiddleschoolsinKorea,youwillalsofindstudenfslisteningtomusicontheirCDplayers,mostlyrockandroll,includingthepopmusicofsingerssuchasBritneySpires,ChristinaAguilera,andRickyMartin.Moreover,ifyouaskstudentstotalkaboutKoreanmusictraditions,theyprobablywillnotgiveyouanansweratonce.

Now,however,therearesomevoiceswhichateurgingtopreservepurownculture,Oneisanassociationwhichinsisispeopleeattraditionalfoodsucbaskimchi.TheymakewcbsitestoshowhowtradintionalKoreanfoodsarebencficialforhealthandtheyadvertiseonTVregularlyabouttraditionalcustoms.

theysaythatKoreansarelosingtheiridentity（特性），andtheyarealsoconcernedbccauseyoungpeopledon'tevenknowaboutthetraditionalKOREANHOLIDAYSyheysuggestthatthegovernmentprepareextraprogramstoteachyoungstudentsaboutkoreantraditions.Somemiddleschoolshavetriedtodothismbutitisn'tworkingberyeffeetively.

31.Thepassagemainlytellsus    （A） 

  AtheinfluenceofAmericancultureonSouthKorea

  BwhatthecapitalcitySeoulislike

  CthepopularityoffastfoodinSouthKorea

  DthesocialcustomsinSouthKorca

32.FromthesecondparagraphwecanseethatGuess,Polo,Guestare   （C）

  Afastfoodrestaurants

  Bnamesoffamousstores

   Cfamousbrandofclothes 

  DtraditionalKoreanclothes 

33.StoreswhichselltraditionKoreanclothes   （ B）

  Ahavealreadydisappeared 

  Barehardtofindnow

  Cstartotsellforelgnclothes 

  Dhavemovedoutofthemainstreets 

34.Wgatdoestheunderlinedword“preserve”meaninthispassage?

（A）

  AproteetBprevent  Cpretend Dprevent

35.Whatisthemainparposeoftheassociation?

（D）

  AToencouragepeopletocattraditionalfood

  BTomakepeoplerealizetheirduties 

  CTomakesureyoungpeoplelivehealthlly

  DTOkeeptheirownwayoflifeandculturealive

B

　　Scientistshavefoundanewuseforchildren’simaginations-tomakestomachachesgoaway.

TheBBCreportsanewstudythatshows：

“Childrencanbetaughttousetheirimaginationstodealwithstomachaches.”Thismaybeverygoodnewsforparentswhoneedaquickcurefortheirsickchildren.

Anymotherorfatherunderstands：

thestomachproblemisoneofthemostfrequentthingstheirchildrencomplainabout.Aroundtwentypercentofchildrensufferfromstomachachesthatdoctorscannotfindareasonfor.

Thisnewresearchisespeciallygoodforkidswithactiveimaginations.Researchersfoundthatthemorecreativethechildis,thebetterheor 

sheisatimaginingthepainaway.

TheresearchersusedarelaxingCDwithchildren.Avoiceguidedthemthemthroughdifferentfantasysituations.Oneofthesewaspretendingtobefloatingonacloud.Thirtychildrentookpartinthetests.Halfofthemusedthe“guidedimagery”method,andtheotherhalfreceivednormalmedicines.Researchersfound73.3percentofkidswhogotnormaltreatment.

StudyleaderDr.MirandaTilburgwasveryexitedaboutherfindings.Shebelievedthatitwasaverycheapandeasytostopchildren’sstomachaches.Shesaiditwouldnotworkaswellwithadults.

36.Thisnewstudymaybegoodnewsforthosewho      .（C）

A.havelessimaginations.

B.don’tknowhowtorelax.

C.wanttostoptheirkids’stomachachesinashorttime 

D.canfindwhychildrensufferfromstomachaches.

37.Whatkindofkidswillbenefitmostfromthenewresearch?

 （D）

A.Kidswholikelisteningtomusic.

B.Kidswhoaregoodatrememberingthings.

C.Theindependentkids.

D.Kidswithactiveimaginations.

38.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

 （A）

A.Sometimes,doctorsdon’tknowwhychildrensufferfromstomachaches.

B.Childrencomplainabouttheirlearningproblemsmostfrequently.

C.Themorecreativethechildrenis,thelesslikelyheorsheistohaveastomachache.

D.30childrenreceivednormalmedicinesinthetests.