东北育才英语试题初一下特英第一次周练.docx

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东北育才英语试题初一下特英第一次周练

东北育才英语试题初一特英第一次周练

I.GrammarandVocabulary（1’*25=25’）

1.Therewasa________carpetonthefloorinhisliving-room.

　A.Chinesebeautifulgreen　　B.greenbeautifulChinese

　C.beautifulgreenChinese　　D.Chinesegreenbeautiful

2.So______thatnofishcanliveinit.

　A.thelakeisshallow　　B.shallowthelakeis

　C.shallowisthelake　　D.isthelakeshallow

3.Theyoungboy,thoughbigenough,________nothavebeenallowedtoenterthecarrace,buthedid.

　A.could　　B.must　　C.would　　D.should

4.______butfoolswillbelievewhathesaid.

　A.None　　B.Nothing　　C.Anything　　D.Everything

5.Hestoodononeleg,______againstthewall,whilehetookoffhisshoe.

　A.leaned　　B.leaning　　C.beingleaned　　D.tolean

6.Thereisno______thatalotofdamagehasbeendonebythetyphoonsweepingacrossthecity.

　A.idea　　B.doubt　　C.hope　　D.uncertainty

7.Onceyoubecomeascholar,______lecturesmaybeapartofyourlife.

　A.yougive　　B.giving　　C.give　　D.given

8.－CouldIcallyoubyyourfirstname?

　－Yes,you______.

　A.will　　B.could　　C.may　　D.might

9.______forthefreetickets,Iwouldnothavegonetothefilmssooften.

　A.Ifitisnot　　B.Wereitnot　　C.Haditnotbeen　　D.Iftheywerenot

10.______theburningheat,thesummerholidaysaredrawingtoaclose.

　A.Despite　　B.Despiteof　　C.Becauseof　　D.Although

11._______newsituationyouface,thereisnoshameinadmittingthatyouareworriedorconcerned.

　A.What　　B.Whichever　　C.Nomatterwhat　　D.Wherever

12.Theenemyhadnowayout_______.

　A.andgivein　　B.buttogiveup　　C.exceptgivein　　D.buttogivein

13.Thiscompositioniswellwritten.Thelittleboy______itonhisown.Whichofthefollowingisnotcorrect?

　A.can’thavewritten　　B.couldn’thavewritten　　C.mightnothavewritten　　D.mustn’thavewritten

14.Theoldmanwaspowerlesstodoanythingexcept______.

　A.cry　　B.crying　　C.tocry　　D.cried

15.－Mr.Browndidn’tcometothemeetingyesterday,didhe?

　　－_________.Awholenightwaswasted.

　A.Yes,wecouldn’thavewaitedforhim　　B.Yes,weneedednottowaitforhim

　C.No,we needn’twaitforhim　　           D.No,weneedn’thavewaitedforhim

16.－ItissaidthatJanefailedinthefinalexams.

　－Soshe______beinacheerfulmoodnow.

　A.mustn’t　　B.shouldn’t　　C.won’t　　D.can’t

17."Iwonderwhyheislate.""He_______thetrain."

　A.canhavemissed　　B.couldmiss　　C.mayhavemissed　　D.mightmiss

18.Ithinkhehasforgottentheincident______theotherday.

　A.happened　　B.whichhappened　　C.happening　　D.beinghappened

19.YoumusthavepracticedspeakingEnglishforlongbeforethecontest,_______?

　A.mustn’tyou　　B.haveyou　　C.haven’tyou　　D.didn’tyou

20.Scientistssayitmaybefiveyears______itispossibletotestthismedicineonhumanpatients.

　A.since　　B.before　　C.after　　D.when

21.Thebridgewasnamed______theherowhogavehislifeforthecauseofthepeople.

　A.from　　B.with　　C.by　　D.after

22.Tonight’smeeting_______tobeadifficultone.We’dbettergetreadytodealwithit.

　A.proves　　B.promises　　C.considers　D.turnsout

23.Wehavetwospareroomsdownstairs,______hasbeenusedformorethantwomonths.

　A.butneitherofwhich　　B.noneofwhich　　C.butneitherofthem　　D.noneofthem

24.Isthisbook_______youwantedtoborrowlasttime?

　A.which　　B.that　　C.theone　　D.then

25.Tosucceed,_______Ineedisyourhelp.

　A.which　　B.allthat　　C.allwhat　　D.onlythat

II.Clozetest（1’*20=20’）

（A）

　I’mconfusedwith"space"inChina

　_26_atraveler,Ihavebeenconfused（困惑的）timeandtimeagainwitheveryplace_27_Ivisit.Thisis_28_Imisunderstoodthebodylanguageofthepeople.InChina,I_29_manyissues（问题）withtheconcept（概念）of"space".AsanAmericanIneed"personalspace".So,_30_IcametoShanghaiIwasconstantlyapologizingtostrangers_31_Ibumpedintoonthestreetsoreveninthebus,buttheyjust_32_melikeIwasstrange._33_bodylanguageisdifficult,butit’simportanttobecomeawareof（了解）it.I_34_apologizetostrangersthatIranintoonthestreet,becauseImakeanefforttounderstand.Somyadvice,watchyourownactions,fortheycan_35_amessagetosomeonethatyoumaynotevenknow!

Andwhenindoubt,smile!

26.A.Tobe

B.For

C.As

D.AlthoughI’m

27.A./

B.where

C.wherever

D.towhich

28.A.mainlybecause

B.what

C.how

D.why

29.A.have

B.havehad

C.had

D.hadhad

30.A.thefirsttime

B.forthefirsttime

C.atthefirsttime

D.firsttime

31.A.what

B.who

C.when

D.whoever

32.A.watched

B.glaredat

C.saw

D.lookedat

33.A.Tobeunderstand

B.Tounderstand

C.Beingunderstand

D.Understanding

34.A.notanylonger

B.notanymore

C.nolonger

D.amnotlonger

35.A.send

B.leave

C.receive

D.give

（B）

　Eversincethefirstcomputergamesappeared,manyso-calledexpertshavewarnedusthattheyarebadforourchildren."Children’seyeswillbe_36_",somepeoplesaid."Theywillgoblindiftheyplaywiththesegamesallday.Themoretheyplaythesegames,theworse_37_fortheireyes"._38_,noonehasyetprovedthatplayingcomputergamesismoredangerousforyour_39_thanreading.Peoplehavealsocriticizedtheviolenceinmanycomputergames."Thesegamesareteachingourchildrenthatviolenceistheanswer_40_alloflife’sproblems,"thecriticssaid.Butthecriticsseemtoforgetthattelevisionandfilmsarealready_41_ofviolence.Thelatestexpertisnowwarningthatcomputergamesmaymakeourtoesfalloff.AnAmericanscientiststudiedchildreninagamecenter."Whiletheywereplayingthegames,the_42_oftheirfeetdropped_43_1or2degrees,"hesaid. 

"Ifthiscontinuesforhundredsofyears,"hewrites"itwill_44_aseriouschangeinourbodies.Ourtoesandindeedourfeet___45____justdropoff.Parentsshouldstoptheirchildrenplayingthesegamesimmediately!

"

36.A.harmed

B.injured

C.hit

D.influenced

37.A.theyare

B.itis

C.thisis

D.thatis

38.A.However

B.While

C.Although

D.Therefore

39.A.view

B.sight

C.eyes

D.health

40.A.for

B.over

C.with

D.to

41.A.filled

B.full

C.enough

D.sure

42.A.warmth

B.heat

C.temperature

D.coldness

43.A.for

B.by

C.with

D.at

44.A.resultin

B.resultfrom

C.sufferfrom

D.comeacross

45.A.will

B.should

C.must

D.might

III.Reading（1’*14=14’）

A

　Doctorshaveknownforalongtimethatextremelyloudnoisescancausehearingdamageorloss.Thenoisecanbethesoundofajetairplaneormachinesinfactoriesorloudmusicorothercommonsoundsfoundathomeoratwork..

　AnAmericandoctorhasfoundthatusingaspirincanincreasethetemporaryhearinglossordamagefromloudnoises.Hedidanexperiment,usinganumberofmalestudentsatauniversitywhoallhadnormalhearing.Hegavethemdifferentamountsofaspirinfordifferentperiodsoftime,thenhetestedtheirhearingability.Hefoundthatstudentswhoweregivenfourgramsofaspirinadayfor2dayssufferedmuchgreatertemporaryhearinglossthanthosewhodidnotuseaspirin.Thehearinglosswasabouttwiceasgreat.ThescientistssaidmillionsofpeopleintheUSAusedmuchlargeramountsofaspirinthanwereusedinthestudyandthosepeoplefacedaseriousdangerofsufferinghearinglossfromloudnoise.

46.Doctorshavelongknownthat______.

　A.commonsoundsathomearenotharmfultotheear

　B.onemaylosehishearingwhenhehearsaterriblyloudnoise

　C.hearingdamageorlosscanbecausedbysoundsofallkinds

　D.Onewillbecomedeafwhenhehearsaloudnoise

47.Accordingtothepassage,oneconclusionyoucandrawisthataspirin______.

　A.shouldnotbetakenmorethan4gramseveryday

　B.makeshearingdamagefromloudnoiseworse

　C.increaseshearinglossby2times

　D.candamageone’shearingwhenitisgivenmorethan4gramseveryday.

48.MillionsofAmericansareindangerofsufferinghearinglossbecausethey______.

　A.oftentakejetplanesontrips

　B.taketoomuchaspirin

　C.likelisteningtoloudnoise

　D.aredrownedinloudnoisesathomesandatwork

49.Thepurposeoftheexperimentthescientistsdidwastofind_______.

　A.howmuchaspirinwouldaffectaperson’shearing

　B.whetherthepersonwhohadhearingdamageshoulduseaspirin

　C.whetheraspirinwouldincreasethetemporaryhearingdamagefromloudnoise

　D.howmuchaspirinwouldbegiveninthetreatmentofthepatientswiththehearingdamagefromloudnoise.

B

　In1909anEnglishnewspaperoffered￡1,000tothefirstmantoflyacrosstheEnglishChannelinanaeroplane.Today,modernjetscrossitinminutes.Butatthattimeitstillseemedagooddistance.Theracetowinthemoneysoonbecamearacebetweentwomen.Bothwereverycolorful.OnewasLouisBleriot.HeownedafactoryinFrancethatmademotorcarlamps.Hewasalreadywellknownasapilotbecausehehadcrashedseveraltimes.Somepeoplelaughedathim.Onemansaid,"HemaynotbethefirsttoflyacrosstheChannelbuthewill 

certainlybethefirsttodieinacrash!

"ButBleriotwasreallyagoodandbravepilot.Healsohadmanygoodideasaboutaeroplanedesign.TheothermanwasHubertLatham.HewashalfFrenchandhalfEnglish.Hetookupflyingwhenhisdoctorstoldhimhehadonlyayeartolive."Oh,well,"hesaid,"ifI’mgoingtodiesoon,IthinkIshallhaveadangerousandinterestinglifenow."LathamwasthefirsttotrytheflightacrosstheChannel.TenkilometersfromtheFrenchcoasthisplanehadenginetrouble.Itcrashedintothewaterandbegantosinkunderthewater.AboatreachedLathamjustintime.Hewassittingcalmlyo