Unit 3 Teenage problems 重难点提优训练（含答案）译林版九年级英语上册
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9AUnit3重难点提优训练
一、单项选择。
1. —_______ is it from your home to the Slender West Lake, Jane
—About 20 minutes’ ride by bus.
A. How soon B. How long C. How far D. How much
2. Don’t follow the movie stars blindly. You should know _________ is worth our learning from.
A. who B. what C. which D. how
3. ________ it has a long history, time hasn’t stopped the Great Wall from trying to attract young people at home and abroad every year.
A. Unless B. If C. Although D. While
4.—Shall we get together this Saturday or Sunday evening
—________ is OK. I'm free this weekend.
A. Both B. Either C. Neither D. None
5. —What will the weather be like tomorrow
—I was on the phone and ________ most of the weather report.
A. have missed B. was missing C. will miss D. missed
6. Beef is to eat as coffee is to drink, so red is to colour as circle is to _________.
A. fruit B. sport C. shape D. subject
7. ______ Lisa ______ Lucy may go with you because one of them must stay to look after the dog.
A. Neither; nor B. Either; or C. Both; and D. Not only; but also
8. Learning English in a classroom is important, while using English in real ________ will improve your English skills more greatly.
A. experiences B. situations C. events D. positions
9. —I’m a teenager’s mother. Sometimes I don’t know ________.
—Maybe he suffers from stress.
A. what my son needs most B. why is my son often angry
C. why my son gets angry very often D. what does my son want to get
10.—I am afraid I have to give up my dream of being a basketball player. I’m not tall enough.
—________. No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small.
A. Don’t lose heart B. Don’t mention it C. That’s not the case D. You must be joking
二、完形填空。
My grandfather often said “I won’t” to show his dislike of dishonesty. When he was young, he worked as a furniture maker. One day, a neighbor invited him to make some furniture. When arriving, he noticed the wood was a little 1 , so he said, “I won’t start right away.” He chose to let the wood dry for a month. He knew working with wet wood would cause 2 later.
At the same time, another furniture maker was also asked for a 3 job by a different family. Unlike my grandfather, he worked right away. As a result, the neighbor started 4 my grandfather, thinking he was trying to get more money by not doing the work at once. However, my grandfather waited 5 . He wanted the best quality for the furniture he was going to make.
A month later, my grandfather started to 6 the furniture. After a few months, the furniture made by my grandfather was still strong and beautiful, while the furniture made by another maker began to 7 . People got to understand my grandfather. To him, being 8 is the most important. So people spread his fame (名声) far and wide.
Like my grandfather, my father also follows the value of “I won’t”. He owns a restaurant and always provides the freshest food. Once a trader wanted to sell some cheap but smelly (有臭味的) seafood to my father, he said “No!” and stopped the 9 . That is why my father’s restaurant is always popular.
Now, my brother and I keep in mind 10 our grandfather taught us. Through ups and downs in life, we’ve come to deeply understand our family value—to be honest.
1．A．dry B．wet C．hard D．soft
2．A．stress B．trouble C．illness D．sadness
3．A．daily B．fixed C．special D．similar
4．A．promising B．answering C．doubting D．believing
5．A．angrily B．excitedly C．worriedly D．patiently
6．A．make B．clean C．move D．repair
7．A．fit B．form C．last D．break
8．A．polite B．honest C．lively D．creative
9．A．notice B．interview C．business D．competition
10．A．why B．what C．when D．where
三、阅读理解。
A
Forum (论坛) First impressions Do you think first impressions are important Most people think it takes about two minutes to make a judgment about someone when you first meet them. I’m reading a book at the moment about first impressions. It says that we, actually, make decisions about new people in a few seconds—that means we make a decision without even thinking. Our minds unconsciously (无意识地) say, “I really like you” or “I’ll keep a distance from you.” How quickly do you think you make judgments about people Do you have any advice on what to do or say when you meet new people Any answers, please. Ana, Spain When a friend introduces me to someone at a party and I have to make small talk, I sometimes stumble (结巴) over my words and start mumbling (嘟哝). I’ve watched more confident people and they always speak up. I read something about giving people compliments (赞美) and asking questions. It’s a good way to start a conversation. You can say something like, “I really love your shoes! Where did you get them ” So, that’s what I’m going to do next time I meet someone new. Also, feeling confident about what I look like helps me—that’s why I always wear clothes that make me feel good. Mark, Australia I work in a big company and I meet new colleagues all the time. You need to think about the language you use, especially when you greet people. I always say, “Hello, pleased to meet you.” I can’t stand it when people you don’t know are really informal (不拘礼节的) and say something like, “Hey, what’s up ” I think it also sounds silly when people are too formal and say “How do you do ” Jelena, Poland As I’m writing this, I’m nervous because I’m starting a new class tomorrow and I’m going to meet lots of new classmates. I think it’ll be fine, though. I know one person and I’m meeting her before the class. Also, most people are nervous in new situations. My parents always tell me to treat people as you want them to treat you. You should never talk down to them or gossip (说……的闲话) about them. I’d like people to chat with me and be friendly, so I’m going to do that. I think it’s also important to make eye contact and listen to people. You should not talk about yourself all the time or take control of the conversation.
1. Mark would most likely say “________” when greeting new colleagues.
A. How are you doing B. How do you do
C. Hey, man! What’s up D. It’s nice meeting you.
2. What advice does Jelena give on meeting new people
A. You could talk more about yourself to let others know you better.
B. You’d better lead the conversation so that others don’t feel left out.
C. You should be friendly and avoid talking about other people’s private lives.
D. You’d better not make direct eye contact with people you meet for the first time.
3. The article is most likely taken from ________.
A. a local news website B. a fashion magazine
C. a book about first impression D. an online discussion platform
B
“Well, we could use some hot dogs.” I was at the local charity food pantry (分发处) on a cold morning. They had an old shop besides it where I would sometimes stop to pick up a sweatshirt or a book for my sons. Sometimes I would also step back into the food pantry and ask if they needed anything. I got help from food pantries when I was a young father with a hungry family. Now, I like to give back.
This time I could see that most of the shelves were stocked with boxes and cans donated by stores. One thing they said they needed was meat, however, hot dogs were cheap and I didn’t mind getting some. I soon went to the local grocery store and filled my car with all the hot dogs I could afford.
As I was paying for them, I thought of my own childhood. I could see my mom boiling two hot dogs in a pot. Next she put each one on a slice of white bread with a piece of cheese. To top it off she would add a little tomato sauce. It didn’t cost much but to me it was a feast (盛宴), cooked with love, eaten with joy.
That memory warmed my heart as I dropped off the hot dogs at the food pantry. It felt good knowing that some other little boy or girl out there would soon be having a happy lunch. I left the pantry with a smile on my face. And as I walked to my car, I could feel my mom smiling down on me from heaven.
The truth is that, when done with love, giving and receiving are the same thing. It all comes back around again.
4. The writer went to the food pantry to ________ on a cold morning.
A. pick up a sweatshirt for his son B. exchange hot dogs for daily things
C. get help and food for his family D. offer to give help back to the charity
5. Why did the writer decide to buy hot dogs
A. Because the grocery store only sold hot dogs.
B. Because his mother used to ask him to buy hot dogs.
C. Because hot dogs were cheap so he could buy many.
D. Because hot dogs were more popular than other foods.
6. As the writer dropped off the hot dogs, he felt ________.
A. sorry for his mom B. shy for his behavior
C. good about giving back D. thankful for the pantry
7. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A. This story was written to express the love and memory for his mum.
B. The love cures people ― both the one who gives it and the one who receives it.
C. The writer could always see that all the shelves were filled with donations by stores.
D. The hot dog cooked by his mum with love cost much and it was a feast for the writer.
C
In order to find the box of money that Injun Joe buried, they tried their best. One morning, Tom took Huckleberry to a quiet place and told him that he knew it was never in room number two and it was in the caves.
“I will help you get it out. But I don’t want to get lost there! We won’t get lost because I know an easy way to get in there. I’m the only one who knows it, Huck.”
They got some bread and meat, some string, some bags, and some candles. They borrowed a boat from somebody who wasn’t around. Then they went down the river to the hole where Tom had got out of the caves. The hole was covered in bushes, but Tom remembered exactly where it was.
“It’s a great hiding place,” said Hucklebery.
They went into the caves. Tom was soon back at the spring where he had stayed. Then he and Huckleberry went to where he had seen Injun Joe. He held up his candle, and they saw a big cross on the wall.
“Number two, under the cross!” said Tom. “That’s what he said.”
Huckleberry was afraid. “Tom, let’s get out. What if Injun Joe’s ghost comes ”
“No, ghosts don’t want money! Anyway, Injun Joe died five miles from here. It’s too far.” Huckleberry agreed. They got to the cross and began to look under it. It didn’t take long for them to find the wooden box with the money. It was very heavy. They couldn’t hoist it. They took the money out of the box and put it into the bags. The bags were easier to carry. They got out of the caves and went back into the boat.
“Haha, we are rich now.” Huckleberry laughed. “I can buy delicious food, new clothes and even anything I want. I won’t go to school any more.”
Soon they were back in St. Petersburg. When the Welshman saw them come back safely, he hugged them and made them go to Widow Douglas’s house. There were many people there. Widow Douglas gave both boys new clothes to change into. Huckleberry didn’t like being with so many people and wanted to leave, but Tom made him stay. The Welshman made a speech and told everybody how Huckleberry had helped to catch Injun Joe. With tears filled in eyes, Widow Douglas said she was going to give them some money if they really hated school so that they could start a business when they were older. Although they all knew that she lived a hard life herself.
After hearing this, Tom felt their deep love and made a decision. Then he told them that the didn’t need any money because they already had a lot. He showed everyone the bags with the money. They were amazed to look at the bags full of money.
“Huck,” Tom said,“All the neighbours gave us a lot of care and help although they met a lot of difficulty. That’s the real treasure in our life. I think we should give the money to people in need. And we have to go to school to work hard for our future. I’m with you.”
“That’s better.” Huckleberry agreed.
Tom made him promise and wrote his name in blood.
8 The meaning of the underlined word “hoist” is close to ________.
A. open B. leave C. lift D. rise
9. Which is the correct order of the things below
①They returned to St. Petersburg.
②Huck helped to catch Injun Joe.
③Tom showed the bags with the money.
④They found the wooden box with the money.
⑤Tom took Huck to number two, under the cross.
⑥They prepared something for the adventure to the cave.
A. ⑥⑤④①②③ B. ②⑥⑤④①③ C. ②⑤⑥④①③ D. ⑤⑥④①②③
10. Which can be the best title for this passage
A. Good friends B. An adventure C. A great hiding place D. Treasure and love
四、词汇运用。
1. Chinese parents are thought to be ___________(strict) with their children of all the countries.
2. All the students sat in the classroom in ________(silent), waiting for the teacher to come.
3 .This word was spelt _________(correct).You missed a letter here.
4. Thank you for your__________(value) advice. I feel less worried now.
5. My friend Tom always has difficulty in making (choose).
语法填空。
Many years ago, there were many states in China. The State of Qi used to be very strong, but it became less powerful. So the king of Qi sent Yan Zi, 1 man with big wisdom, to ask Chu to support each other.
The king of Chu knew Yan Zi was very short. He tried to make Yan Zi feel shy about his 2 (high). When Yan Zi arrived, the guard told him to enter 3 the small gate. Yan Zi didn’t get angry. “Only a state of dogs will greet 4 (visit) with a gate for dogs. I’m visiting the State of Chu. This gate isn’t for me.” Yan Zi said. So the guard had to take him through the main gate.
Yan Zi’s action 5 (consider) to be against the king of Chu. So the king tried another way. “Why did Qi send YOU Don’t they have anyone 6 (good) ”
“If Qi meets a great king, it’ll send the best ambassador (使臣). I’m the worst. That’s why I’m here.” Yan Zi 7 (reply) calmly. At this time, the guards brought a thief (小偷) to the king. The thief is from Qi, “Ha! Yan Zi, is Qi a state of thieves ” asked the king 8 (rude).
Yan Zi answered, “The orange trees south of Huai River produce big and delicious fruit, 9 the orange trees north of Huai River produce small and sour fruit. The environment makes the fruit grow differently. In Qi, people are good and honest, but here, they steal. What made that person 10 (be) a thief here ” Finally, the king looked at Yan Zi and laughed. “I was wrong about you and your state!”
信息还原
We never get our childhood back once we’re adults! For teenagers, life is not a playground, it’s jungle(丛林). ____1___ It’s important to learn the rules which will help them to reach their goals and live successful life. Follow the steps below, and you can achieve a successful teenage life.
Do best in school. __2____ No matter how boring it is now, education will help you be a productive member in society. Work hard for excellence in school. Doing so will help you get into a better university, which will enable you to get a great job in the future.
Draw your future. Life is full of amazing things to do and learn about. Start from one single step to reach your goal. Start thinking about careers you would like to be in, and make a good choice based on your interests and strengths. ____3___
___4____ Never hang out with someone who doesn’t make you feel comfortable. Be with people who make you happy, and get rid of the ones who don’t. Create a group of supportive and loving friends that can help you succeed in life and live your dreams.
Be proactive (积极主动). Being proactive is the key to unlocking the other habits. Proactive people understand that they should do what they can to get their own happiness. __5___
A. Do what you love.
B. Choose your friends wisely.
C. School sets you on the right track!
D. This could be your job for the rest of your life!
E. You get the opportunity to enjoy life only once.
F. They don’t blame others for their own actions or feelings.
G. The life of a teenager is full of difficulties and life-changing decisions.
阅读表达。
Jim didn’t like to be kissed. But people loved to kiss Jim! Both of his grandmothers and all of his aunts would kiss his face and say “You are just the cutest thing.”
Jim’s best friend, Ben, lived next door. Ben would always laugh at him. “Kissy Face! Kissy Face!”
Jim didn’t know what to do. He tried hiding when family came to visit. But his father always called him in to say hello. He tried wearing an old Halloween mask, but his mother made him take it off so his grandmothers and aunts could see his “cute little face.” Jim even tried to make his face and hands sticky, but the grandmothers and aunts just wiped (擦掉) off the stickiness and kissed him even harder.
One day, Jim’s mother told him she had a wonderful surprise. There was going to be a new baby in the family. Jim was going to be a big brother. Jim listened but didn’t say anything. He wasn’t sure whether a baby was a wonderful surprise or not.
The big day finally came. Jim’s parents brought the new baby home. So the whole family held a big party but this time not for Jim. Soon the whole family arrived. Jim felt upset about being kissed. But the grandmothers and aunts didn’t look at Jim. They all went straight to the new baby and said, “Oh, you are just the cutest thing!” and kept kissing the baby’s face. Then one of the aunts came over to Jim. “Well, you’re a big brother now,” she said. Instead of kissing his face, she just patted his shoulder and smiled.
Jim smiled, too. Maybe his days of being “Kissy Face” were over. For him, having a new baby in the family was a wonderful surprise.
1．How did Jim feel about being a big brother at last
2．What did Jim do in order not to be kissed
3．What do you think would be a polite way to refuse others’ kindness
八、书面表达。
假如你是李华，你升入初三以来遇到了一些问题不知道如何解决。请你根据以下表格提示，给电台主持人Betty写一封电子邮件，向她寻求帮助。
你的问题 你的感受
1. 很少与父母沟通，甚至有时会吵架 ……
2. 喜欢打篮球，但是作业增多
3. 学习压力很大，晚上经常睡不着
参考词汇：
communicate with,understand,have an argument (争吵)，play basketball,more andmore,pressure,fall asleep,. . .
要求：
1. 可选择使用参考词汇，亦可适当发挥；
2. 语句通顺，意思连贯，书写工整；
3. 文中不得出现任何真实信息（姓名、校名和地名等）；
4. 词数： 不少于70词。（开头已给出，但不计入总词数）
Dear Betty,
I’m very glad to write to you. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
一、单项选择。
1. —_______ is it from your home to the Slender West Lake, Jane
—About 20 minutes’ ride by bus.
A. How soon B. How long C. How far D. How much
2. Don’t follow the movie stars blindly. You should know _________ is worth our learning from.
A. who B. what C. which D. how
3. ________ it has a long history, time hasn’t stopped the Great Wall from trying to attract young people at home and abroad every year.
A. Unless B. If C. Although D. While
4.—Shall we get together this Saturday or Sunday evening
—________ is OK. I'm free this weekend.
A. Both B. Either C. Neither D. None
5. —What will the weather be like tomorrow
—I was on the phone and ________ most of the weather report.
A. have missed B. was missing C. will miss D. missed
6. Beef is to eat as coffee is to drink, so red is to colour as circle is to _________.
A. fruit B. sport C. shape D. subject
7. ______ Lisa ______ Lucy may go with you because one of them must stay to look after the dog.
A. Neither; nor B. Either; or C. Both; and D. Not only; but also
8. Learning English in a classroom is important, while using English in real ________ will improve your English skills more greatly.
A. experiences B. situations C. events D. positions
9. —I’m a teenager’s mother. Sometimes I don’t know ________.
—Maybe he suffers from stress.
A. what my son needs most B. why is my son often angry
C. why my son gets angry very often D. what does my son want to get
10.—I am afraid I have to give up my dream of being a basketball player. I’m not tall enough.
—________. No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small.
A. Don’t lose heart B. Don’t mention it C. That’s not the case D. You must be joking
CACBD CBBCA
二、完形填空。
My grandfather often said “I won’t” to show his dislike of dishonesty. When he was young, he worked as a furniture maker. One day, a neighbor invited him to make some furniture. When arriving, he noticed the wood was a little 1 , so he said, “I won’t start right away.” He chose to let the wood dry for a month. He knew working with wet wood would cause 2 later.
At the same time, another furniture maker was also asked for a 3 job by a different family. Unlike my grandfather, he worked right away. As a result, the neighbor started 4 my grandfather, thinking he was trying to get more money by not doing the work at once. However, my grandfather waited 5 . He wanted the best quality for the furniture he was going to make.
A month later, my grandfather started to 6 the furniture. After a few months, the furniture made by my grandfather was still strong and beautiful, while the furniture made by another maker began to 7 . People got to understand my grandfather. To him, being 8 is the most important. So people spread his fame (名声) far and wide.
Like my grandfather, my father also follows the value of “I won’t”. He owns a restaurant and always provides the freshest food. Once a trader wanted to sell some cheap but smelly (有臭味的) seafood to my father, he said “No!” and stopped the 9 . That is why my father’s restaurant is always popular.
Now, my brother and I keep in mind 10 our grandfather taught us. Through ups and downs in life, we’ve come to deeply understand our family value—to be honest.
1．A．dry B．wet C．hard D．soft
2．A．stress B．trouble C．illness D．sadness
3．A．daily B．fixed C．special D．similar
4．A．promising B．answering C．doubting D．believing
5．A．angrily B．excitedly C．worriedly D．patiently
6．A．make B．clean C．move D．repair
7．A．fit B．form C．last D．break
8．A．polite B．honest C．lively D．creative
9．A．notice B．interview C．business D．competition
10．A．why B．what C．when D．where
BBDCD ADBCB
三、阅读理解。
A
Forum (论坛) First impressions Do you think first impressions are important Most people think it takes about two minutes to make a judgment about someone when you first meet them. I’m reading a book at the moment about first impressions. It says that we, actually, make decisions about new people in a few seconds—that means we make a decision without even thinking. Our minds unconsciously (无意识地) say, “I really like you” or “I’ll keep a distance from you.” How quickly do you think you make judgments about people Do you have any advice on what to do or say when you meet new people Any answers, please. Ana, Spain When a friend introduces me to someone at a party and I have to make small talk, I sometimes stumble (结巴) over my words and start mumbling (嘟哝). I’ve watched more confident people and they always speak up. I read something about giving people compliments (赞美) and asking questions. It’s a good way to start a conversation. You can say something like, “I really love your shoes! Where did you get them ” So, that’s what I’m going to do next time I meet someone new. Also, feeling confident about what I look like helps me—that’s why I always wear clothes that make me feel good. Mark, Australia I work in a big company and I meet new colleagues all the time. You need to think about the language you use, especially when you greet people. I always say, “Hello, pleased to meet you.” I can’t stand it when people you don’t know are really informal (不拘礼节的) and say something like, “Hey, what’s up ” I think it also sounds silly when people are too formal and say “How do you do ” Jelena, Poland As I’m writing this, I’m nervous because I’m starting a new class tomorrow and I’m going to meet lots of new classmates. I think it’ll be fine, though. I know one person and I’m meeting her before the class. Also, most people are nervous in new situations. My parents always tell me to treat people as you want them to treat you. You should never talk down to them or gossip (说……的闲话) about them. I’d like people to chat with me and be friendly, so I’m going to do that. I think it’s also important to make eye contact and listen to people. You should not talk about yourself all the time or take control of the conversation.
1. Mark would most likely say “________” when greeting new colleagues.
A. How are you doing B. How do you do
C. Hey, man! What’s up D. It’s nice meeting you.
2. What advice does Jelena give on meeting new people
A. You could talk more about yourself to let others know you better.
B. You’d better lead the conversation so that others don’t feel left out.
C. You should be friendly and avoid talking about other people’s private lives.
D. You’d better not make direct eye contact with people you meet for the first time.
3. The article is most likely taken from ________.
A. a local news website B. a fashion magazine
C. a book about first impression D. an online discussion platform
DCD
B
“Well, we could use some hot dogs.” I was at the local charity food pantry (分发处) on a cold morning. They had an old shop besides it where I would sometimes stop to pick up a sweatshirt or a book for my sons. Sometimes I would also step back into the food pantry and ask if they needed anything. I got help from food pantries when I was a young father with a hungry family. Now, I like to give back.
This time I could see that most of the shelves were stocked with boxes and cans donated by stores. One thing they said they needed was meat, however, hot dogs were cheap and I didn’t mind getting some. I soon went to the local grocery store and filled my car with all the hot dogs I could afford.
As I was paying for them, I thought of my own childhood. I could see my mom boiling two hot dogs in a pot. Next she put each one on a slice of white bread with a piece of cheese. To top it off she would add a little tomato sauce. It didn’t cost much but to me it was a feast (盛宴), cooked with love, eaten with joy.
That memory warmed my heart as I dropped off the hot dogs at the food pantry. It felt good knowing that some other little boy or girl out there would soon be having a happy lunch. I left the pantry with a smile on my face. And as I walked to my car, I could feel my mom smiling down on me from heaven.
The truth is that, when done with love, giving and receiving are the same thing. It all comes back around again.
4. The writer went to the food pantry to ________ on a cold morning.
A. pick up a sweatshirt for his son B. exchange hot dogs for daily things
C. get help and food for his family D. offer to give help back to the charity
5. Why did the writer decide to buy hot dogs
A. Because the grocery store only sold hot dogs.
B. Because his mother used to ask him to buy hot dogs.
C. Because hot dogs were cheap so he could buy many.
D. Because hot dogs were more popular than other foods.
6. As the writer dropped off the hot dogs, he felt ________.
A. sorry for his mom B. shy for his behavior
C. good about giving back D. thankful for the pantry
7. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A. This story was written to express the love and memory for his mum.
B. The love cures people ― both the one who gives it and the one who receives it.
C. The writer could always see that all the shelves were filled with donations by stores.
D. The hot dog cooked by his mum with love cost much and it was a feast for the writer.
DCCB
C
In order to find the box of money that Injun Joe buried, they tried their best. One morning, Tom took Huckleberry to a quiet place and told him that he knew it was never in room number two and it was in the caves.
“I will help you get it out. But I don’t want to get lost there! We won’t get lost because I know an easy way to get in there. I’m the only one who knows it, Huck.”
They got some bread and meat, some string, some bags, and some candles. They borrowed a boat from somebody who wasn’t around. Then they went down the river to the hole where Tom had got out of the caves. The hole was covered in bushes, but Tom remembered exactly where it was.
“It’s a great hiding place,” said Hucklebery.
They went into the caves. Tom was soon back at the spring where he had stayed. Then he and Huckleberry went to where he had seen Injun Joe. He held up his candle, and they saw a big cross on the wall.
“Number two, under the cross!” said Tom. “That’s what he said.”
Huckleberry was afraid. “Tom, let’s get out. What if Injun Joe’s ghost comes ”
“No, ghosts don’t want money! Anyway, Injun Joe died five miles from here. It’s too far.” Huckleberry agreed. They got to the cross and began to look under it. It didn’t take long for them to find the wooden box with the money. It was very heavy. They couldn’t hoist it. They took the money out of the box and put it into the bags. The bags were easier to carry. They got out of the caves and went back into the boat.
“Haha, we are rich now.” Huckleberry laughed. “I can buy delicious food, new clothes and even anything I want. I won’t go to school any more.”
Soon they were back in St. Petersburg. When the Welshman saw them come back safely, he hugged them and made them go to Widow Douglas’s house. There were many people there. Widow Douglas gave both boys new clothes to change into. Huckleberry didn’t like being with so many people and wanted to leave, but Tom made him stay. The Welshman made a speech and told everybody how Huckleberry had helped to catch Injun Joe. With tears filled in eyes, Widow Douglas said she was going to give them some money if they really hated school so that they could start a business when they were older. Although they all knew that she lived a hard life herself.
After hearing this, Tom felt their deep love and made a decision. Then he told them that the didn’t need any money because they already had a lot. He showed everyone the bags with the money. They were amazed to look at the bags full of money.
“Huck,” Tom said,“All the neighbours gave us a lot of care and help although they met a lot of difficulty. That’s the real treasure in our life. I think we should give the money to people in need. And we have to go to school to work hard for our future. I’m with you.”
“That’s better.” Huckleberry agreed.
Tom made him promise and wrote his name in blood.
8 The meaning of the underlined word “hoist” is close to ________.
A. open B. leave C. lift D. rise
9. Which is the correct order of the things below
①They returned to St. Petersburg.
②Huck helped to catch Injun Joe.
③Tom showed the bags with the money.
④They found the wooden box with the money.
⑤Tom took Huck to number two, under the cross.
⑥They prepared something for the adventure to the cave.
A. ⑥⑤④①②③ B. ②⑥⑤④①③ C. ②⑤⑥④①③ D. ⑤⑥④①②③
10. Which can be the best title for this passage
A. Good friends B. An adventure C. A great hiding place D. Treasure and love
CAD
四、词汇运用。
1. Chinese parents are thought to be ___________(strict) with their children of all the countries.
2. All the students sat in the classroom in ________(silent), waiting for the teacher to come.
3 .This word was spelt _________(correct).You missed a letter here.
4. Thank you for your__________(value) advice. I feel less worried now.
5. My friend Tom always has difficulty in making (choose).
Strictest silence correctly valuable choice
五、语法填空。
Many years ago, there were many states in China. The State of Qi used to be very strong, but it became less powerful. So the king of Qi sent Yan Zi, 1 man with big wisdom, to ask Chu to support each other.
The king of Chu knew Yan Zi was very short. He tried to make Yan Zi feel shy about his 2 (high). When Yan Zi arrived, the guard told him to enter 3 the small gate. Yan Zi didn’t get angry. “Only a state of dogs will greet 4 (visit) with a gate for dogs. I’m visiting the State of Chu. This gate isn’t for me.” Yan Zi said. So the guard had to take him through the main gate.
Yan Zi’s action 5 (consider) to be against the king of Chu. So the king tried another way. “Why did Qi send YOU Don’t they have anyone 6 (good) ”
“If Qi meets a great king, it’ll send the best ambassador (使臣). I’m the worst. That’s why I’m here.” Yan Zi 7 (reply) calmly. At this time, the guards brought a thief (小偷) to the king. The thief is from Qi, “Ha! Yan Zi, is Qi a state of thieves ” asked the king 8 (rude).
Yan Zi answered, “The orange trees south of Huai River produce big and delicious fruit, 9 the orange trees north of Huai River produce small and sour fruit. The environment makes the fruit grow differently. In Qi, people are good and honest, but here, they steal. What made that person 10 (be) a thief here ” Finally, the king looked at Yan Zi and laughed. “I was wrong about you and your state!”
1．a 2．height 3．through 4．visitors 5．was considered 6．better 7．replied 8．rudely 9．while 10．be
六 信息还原
We never get our childhood back once we’re adults! For teenagers, life is not a playground, it’s jungle(丛林). ____1___ It’s important to learn the rules which will help them to reach their goals and live successful life. Follow the steps below, and you can achieve a successful teenage life.
Do best in school. __2____ No matter how boring it is now, education will help you be a productive member in society. Work hard for excellence in school. Doing so will help you get into a better university, which will enable you to get a great job in the future.
Draw your future. Life is full of amazing things to do and learn about. Start from one single step to reach your goal. Start thinking about careers you would like to be in, and make a good choice based on your interests and strengths. ____3___
___4____ Never hang out with someone who doesn’t make you feel comfortable. Be with people who make you happy, and get rid of the ones who don’t. Create a group of supportive and loving friends that can help you succeed in life and live your dreams.
Be proactive (积极主动). Being proactive is the key to unlocking the other habits. Proactive people understand that they should do what they can to get their own happiness. __5___
A. Do what you love.
B. Choose your friends wisely.
C. School sets you on the right track!
D. This could be your job for the rest of your life!
E. You get the opportunity to enjoy life only once.
F. They don’t blame others for their own actions or feelings.
G. The life of a teenager is full of difficulties and life-changing decisions.
GCDBF
七、阅读表达。
Jim didn’t like to be kissed. But people loved to kiss Jim! Both of his grandmothers and all of his aunts would kiss his face and say “You are just the cutest thing.”
Jim’s best friend, Ben, lived next door. Ben would always laugh at him. “Kissy Face! Kissy Face!”
Jim didn’t know what to do. He tried hiding when family came to visit. But his father always called him in to say hello. He tried wearing an old Halloween mask, but his mother made him take it off so his grandmothers and aunts could see his “cute little face.” Jim even tried to make his face and hands sticky, but the grandmothers and aunts just wiped (擦掉) off the stickiness and kissed him even harder.
One day, Jim’s mother told him she had a wonderful surprise. There was going to be a new baby in the family. Jim was going to be a big brother. Jim listened but didn’t say anything. He wasn’t sure whether a baby was a wonderful surprise or not.
The big day finally came. Jim’s parents brought the new baby home. So the whole family held a big party but this time not for Jim. Soon the whole family arrived. Jim felt upset about being kissed. But the grandmothers and aunts didn’t look at Jim. They all went straight to the new baby and said, “Oh, you are just the cutest thing!” and kept kissing the baby’s face. Then one of the aunts came over to Jim. “Well, you’re a big brother now,” she said. Instead of kissing his face, she just patted his shoulder and smiled.
Jim smiled, too. Maybe his days of being “Kissy Face” were over. For him, having a new baby in the family was a wonderful surprise.
1．How did Jim feel about being a big brother at last
2．What did Jim do in order not to be kissed
3．What do you think would be a polite way to refuse others’ kindness
1．Jim felt wonderful about being a big brother at last. 2．In order not to be kissed, Tom tried hiding when family came to visit. 3．We can just say what we really think. (答案合理即可)
八、书面表达。
假如你是李华，你升入初三以来遇到了一些问题不知道如何解决。请你根据以下表格提示，给电台主持人Betty写一封电子邮件，向她寻求帮助。
你的问题 你的感受
1. 很少与父母沟通，甚至有时会吵架 ……
2. 喜欢打篮球，但是作业增多
3. 学习压力很大，晚上经常睡不着
参考词汇：
communicate with,understand,have an argument (争吵)，play basketball,more andmore,pressure,fall asleep,. . .
要求：
1. 可选择使用参考词汇，亦可适当发挥；
2. 语句通顺，意思连贯，书写工整；
3. 文中不得出现任何真实信息（姓名、校名和地名等）；
4. 词数： 不少于70词。（开头已给出，但不计入总词数）
Dear Betty,
I’m very glad to write to you. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
Dear Betty,
I’m very glad to write to you. I have had some problems since I was in the ninth grade. I seldom communicate with my parents. It seems that they never want to understand me. So we even have an argument sometimes. I feel nervous and unhappy. I am a boy who likes playing basketball very much,but my homework is getting more and more. I don’t have time to play and relax any longer. Now I have a lot of pressure from my schoolwork so that I can’t often fall asleep at night. I am really tired and stressed out.
What should I do Could you please give me some advice Thanks a lot.
Best wishes!
Yours,
Li Hua
一、单项选择。
1. —_______ is it from your home to the Slender West Lake, Jane
—About 20 minutes’ ride by bus.
A. How soon B. How long C. How far D. How much
2. Don’t follow the movie stars blindly. You should know _________ is worth our learning from.
A. who B. what C. which D. how
3. ________ it has a long history, time hasn’t stopped the Great Wall from trying to attract young people at home and abroad every year.
A. Unless B. If C. Although D. While
4.—Shall we get together this Saturday or Sunday evening
—________ is OK. I'm free this weekend.
A. Both B. Either C. Neither D. None
5. —What will the weather be like tomorrow
—I was on the phone and ________ most of the weather report.
A. have missed B. was missing C. will miss D. missed
6. Beef is to eat as coffee is to drink, so red is to colour as circle is to _________.
A. fruit B. sport C. shape D. subject
7. ______ Lisa ______ Lucy may go with you because one of them must stay to look after the dog.
A. Neither; nor B. Either; or C. Both; and D. Not only; but also
8. Learning English in a classroom is important, while using English in real ________ will improve your English skills more greatly.
A. experiences B. situations C. events D. positions
9. —I’m a teenager’s mother. Sometimes I don’t know ________.
—Maybe he suffers from stress.
A. what my son needs most B. why is my son often angry
C. why my son gets angry very often D. what does my son want to get
10.—I am afraid I have to give up my dream of being a basketball player. I’m not tall enough.
—________. No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small.
A. Don’t lose heart B. Don’t mention it C. That’s not the case D. You must be joking
二、完形填空。
My grandfather often said “I won’t” to show his dislike of dishonesty. When he was young, he worked as a furniture maker. One day, a neighbor invited him to make some furniture. When arriving, he noticed the wood was a little 1 , so he said, “I won’t start right away.” He chose to let the wood dry for a month. He knew working with wet wood would cause 2 later.
At the same time, another furniture maker was also asked for a 3 job by a different family. Unlike my grandfather, he worked right away. As a result, the neighbor started 4 my grandfather, thinking he was trying to get more money by not doing the work at once. However, my grandfather waited 5 . He wanted the best quality for the furniture he was going to make.
A month later, my grandfather started to 6 the furniture. After a few months, the furniture made by my grandfather was still strong and beautiful, while the furniture made by another maker began to 7 . People got to understand my grandfather. To him, being 8 is the most important. So people spread his fame (名声) far and wide.
Like my grandfather, my father also follows the value of “I won’t”. He owns a restaurant and always provides the freshest food. Once a trader wanted to sell some cheap but smelly (有臭味的) seafood to my father, he said “No!” and stopped the 9 . That is why my father’s restaurant is always popular.
Now, my brother and I keep in mind 10 our grandfather taught us. Through ups and downs in life, we’ve come to deeply understand our family value—to be honest.
1．A．dry B．wet C．hard D．soft
2．A．stress B．trouble C．illness D．sadness
3．A．daily B．fixed C．special D．similar
4．A．promising B．answering C．doubting D．believing
5．A．angrily B．excitedly C．worriedly D．patiently
6．A．make B．clean C．move D．repair
7．A．fit B．form C．last D．break
8．A．polite B．honest C．lively D．creative
9．A．notice B．interview C．business D．competition
10．A．why B．what C．when D．where
三、阅读理解。
A
Forum (论坛) First impressions Do you think first impressions are important Most people think it takes about two minutes to make a judgment about someone when you first meet them. I’m reading a book at the moment about first impressions. It says that we, actually, make decisions about new people in a few seconds—that means we make a decision without even thinking. Our minds unconsciously (无意识地) say, “I really like you” or “I’ll keep a distance from you.” How quickly do you think you make judgments about people Do you have any advice on what to do or say when you meet new people Any answers, please. Ana, Spain When a friend introduces me to someone at a party and I have to make small talk, I sometimes stumble (结巴) over my words and start mumbling (嘟哝). I’ve watched more confident people and they always speak up. I read something about giving people compliments (赞美) and asking questions. It’s a good way to start a conversation. You can say something like, “I really love your shoes! Where did you get them ” So, that’s what I’m going to do next time I meet someone new. Also, feeling confident about what I look like helps me—that’s why I always wear clothes that make me feel good. Mark, Australia I work in a big company and I meet new colleagues all the time. You need to think about the language you use, especially when you greet people. I always say, “Hello, pleased to meet you.” I can’t stand it when people you don’t know are really informal (不拘礼节的) and say something like, “Hey, what’s up ” I think it also sounds silly when people are too formal and say “How do you do ” Jelena, Poland As I’m writing this, I’m nervous because I’m starting a new class tomorrow and I’m going to meet lots of new classmates. I think it’ll be fine, though. I know one person and I’m meeting her before the class. Also, most people are nervous in new situations. My parents always tell me to treat people as you want them to treat you. You should never talk down to them or gossip (说……的闲话) about them. I’d like people to chat with me and be friendly, so I’m going to do that. I think it’s also important to make eye contact and listen to people. You should not talk about yourself all the time or take control of the conversation.
1. Mark would most likely say “________” when greeting new colleagues.
A. How are you doing B. How do you do
C. Hey, man! What’s up D. It’s nice meeting you.
2. What advice does Jelena give on meeting new people
A. You could talk more about yourself to let others know you better.
B. You’d better lead the conversation so that others don’t feel left out.
C. You should be friendly and avoid talking about other people’s private lives.
D. You’d better not make direct eye contact with people you meet for the first time.
3. The article is most likely taken from ________.
A. a local news website B. a fashion magazine
C. a book about first impression D. an online discussion platform
B
“Well, we could use some hot dogs.” I was at the local charity food pantry (分发处) on a cold morning. They had an old shop besides it where I would sometimes stop to pick up a sweatshirt or a book for my sons. Sometimes I would also step back into the food pantry and ask if they needed anything. I got help from food pantries when I was a young father with a hungry family. Now, I like to give back.
This time I could see that most of the shelves were stocked with boxes and cans donated by stores. One thing they said they needed was meat, however, hot dogs were cheap and I didn’t mind getting some. I soon went to the local grocery store and filled my car with all the hot dogs I could afford.
As I was paying for them, I thought of my own childhood. I could see my mom boiling two hot dogs in a pot. Next she put each one on a slice of white bread with a piece of cheese. To top it off she would add a little tomato sauce. It didn’t cost much but to me it was a feast (盛宴), cooked with love, eaten with joy.
That memory warmed my heart as I dropped off the hot dogs at the food pantry. It felt good knowing that some other little boy or girl out there would soon be having a happy lunch. I left the pantry with a smile on my face. And as I walked to my car, I could feel my mom smiling down on me from heaven.
The truth is that, when done with love, giving and receiving are the same thing. It all comes back around again.
4. The writer went to the food pantry to ________ on a cold morning.
A. pick up a sweatshirt for his son B. exchange hot dogs for daily things
C. get help and food for his family D. offer to give help back to the charity
5. Why did the writer decide to buy hot dogs
A. Because the grocery store only sold hot dogs.
B. Because his mother used to ask him to buy hot dogs.
C. Because hot dogs were cheap so he could buy many.
D. Because hot dogs were more popular than other foods.
6. As the writer dropped off the hot dogs, he felt ________.
A. sorry for his mom B. shy for his behavior
C. good about giving back D. thankful for the pantry
7. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A. This story was written to express the love and memory for his mum.
B. The love cures people ― both the one who gives it and the one who receives it.
C. The writer could always see that all the shelves were filled with donations by stores.
D. The hot dog cooked by his mum with love cost much and it was a feast for the writer.
C
In order to find the box of money that Injun Joe buried, they tried their best. One morning, Tom took Huckleberry to a quiet place and told him that he knew it was never in room number two and it was in the caves.
“I will help you get it out. But I don’t want to get lost there! We won’t get lost because I know an easy way to get in there. I’m the only one who knows it, Huck.”
They got some bread and meat, some string, some bags, and some candles. They borrowed a boat from somebody who wasn’t around. Then they went down the river to the hole where Tom had got out of the caves. The hole was covered in bushes, but Tom remembered exactly where it was.
“It’s a great hiding place,” said Hucklebery.
They went into the caves. Tom was soon back at the spring where he had stayed. Then he and Huckleberry went to where he had seen Injun Joe. He held up his candle, and they saw a big cross on the wall.
“Number two, under the cross!” said Tom. “That’s what he said.”
Huckleberry was afraid. “Tom, let’s get out. What if Injun Joe’s ghost comes ”
“No, ghosts don’t want money! Anyway, Injun Joe died five miles from here. It’s too far.” Huckleberry agreed. They got to the cross and began to look under it. It didn’t take long for them to find the wooden box with the money. It was very heavy. They couldn’t hoist it. They took the money out of the box and put it into the bags. The bags were easier to carry. They got out of the caves and went back into the boat.
“Haha, we are rich now.” Huckleberry laughed. “I can buy delicious food, new clothes and even anything I want. I won’t go to school any more.”
Soon they were back in St. Petersburg. When the Welshman saw them come back safely, he hugged them and made them go to Widow Douglas’s house. There were many people there. Widow Douglas gave both boys new clothes to change into. Huckleberry didn’t like being with so many people and wanted to leave, but Tom made him stay. The Welshman made a speech and told everybody how Huckleberry had helped to catch Injun Joe. With tears filled in eyes, Widow Douglas said she was going to give them some money if they really hated school so that they could start a business when they were older. Although they all knew that she lived a hard life herself.
After hearing this, Tom felt their deep love and made a decision. Then he told them that the didn’t need any money because they already had a lot. He showed everyone the bags with the money. They were amazed to look at the bags full of money.
“Huck,” Tom said,“All the neighbours gave us a lot of care and help although they met a lot of difficulty. That’s the real treasure in our life. I think we should give the money to people in need. And we have to go to school to work hard for our future. I’m with you.”
“That’s better.” Huckleberry agreed.
Tom made him promise and wrote his name in blood.
8 The meaning of the underlined word “hoist” is close to ________.
A. open B. leave C. lift D. rise
9. Which is the correct order of the things below
①They returned to St. Petersburg.
②Huck helped to catch Injun Joe.
③Tom showed the bags with the money.
④They found the wooden box with the money.
⑤Tom took Huck to number two, under the cross.
⑥They prepared something for the adventure to the cave.
A. ⑥⑤④①②③ B. ②⑥⑤④①③ C. ②⑤⑥④①③ D. ⑤⑥④①②③
10. Which can be the best title for this passage
A. Good friends B. An adventure C. A great hiding place D. Treasure and love
四、词汇运用。
1. Chinese parents are thought to be ___________(strict) with their children of all the countries.
2. All the students sat in the classroom in ________(silent), waiting for the teacher to come.
3 .This word was spelt _________(correct).You missed a letter here.
4. Thank you for your__________(value) advice. I feel less worried now.
5. My friend Tom always has difficulty in making (choose).
语法填空。
Many years ago, there were many states in China. The State of Qi used to be very strong, but it became less powerful. So the king of Qi sent Yan Zi, 1 man with big wisdom, to ask Chu to support each other.
The king of Chu knew Yan Zi was very short. He tried to make Yan Zi feel shy about his 2 (high). When Yan Zi arrived, the guard told him to enter 3 the small gate. Yan Zi didn’t get angry. “Only a state of dogs will greet 4 (visit) with a gate for dogs. I’m visiting the State of Chu. This gate isn’t for me.” Yan Zi said. So the guard had to take him through the main gate.
Yan Zi’s action 5 (consider) to be against the king of Chu. So the king tried another way. “Why did Qi send YOU Don’t they have anyone 6 (good) ”
“If Qi meets a great king, it’ll send the best ambassador (使臣). I’m the worst. That’s why I’m here.” Yan Zi 7 (reply) calmly. At this time, the guards brought a thief (小偷) to the king. The thief is from Qi, “Ha! Yan Zi, is Qi a state of thieves ” asked the king 8 (rude).
Yan Zi answered, “The orange trees south of Huai River produce big and delicious fruit, 9 the orange trees north of Huai River produce small and sour fruit. The environment makes the fruit grow differently. In Qi, people are good and honest, but here, they steal. What made that person 10 (be) a thief here ” Finally, the king looked at Yan Zi and laughed. “I was wrong about you and your state!”
信息还原
We never get our childhood back once we’re adults! For teenagers, life is not a playground, it’s jungle(丛林). ____1___ It’s important to learn the rules which will help them to reach their goals and live successful life. Follow the steps below, and you can achieve a successful teenage life.
Do best in school. __2____ No matter how boring it is now, education will help you be a productive member in society. Work hard for excellence in school. Doing so will help you get into a better university, which will enable you to get a great job in the future.
Draw your future. Life is full of amazing things to do and learn about. Start from one single step to reach your goal. Start thinking about careers you would like to be in, and make a good choice based on your interests and strengths. ____3___
___4____ Never hang out with someone who doesn’t make you feel comfortable. Be with people who make you happy, and get rid of the ones who don’t. Create a group of supportive and loving friends that can help you succeed in life and live your dreams.
Be proactive (积极主动). Being proactive is the key to unlocking the other habits. Proactive people understand that they should do what they can to get their own happiness. __5___
A. Do what you love.
B. Choose your friends wisely.
C. School sets you on the right track!
D. This could be your job for the rest of your life!
E. You get the opportunity to enjoy life only once.
F. They don’t blame others for their own actions or feelings.
G. The life of a teenager is full of difficulties and life-changing decisions.
阅读表达。
Jim didn’t like to be kissed. But people loved to kiss Jim! Both of his grandmothers and all of his aunts would kiss his face and say “You are just the cutest thing.”
Jim’s best friend, Ben, lived next door. Ben would always laugh at him. “Kissy Face! Kissy Face!”
Jim didn’t know what to do. He tried hiding when family came to visit. But his father always called him in to say hello. He tried wearing an old Halloween mask, but his mother made him take it off so his grandmothers and aunts could see his “cute little face.” Jim even tried to make his face and hands sticky, but the grandmothers and aunts just wiped (擦掉) off the stickiness and kissed him even harder.
One day, Jim’s mother told him she had a wonderful surprise. There was going to be a new baby in the family. Jim was going to be a big brother. Jim listened but didn’t say anything. He wasn’t sure whether a baby was a wonderful surprise or not.
The big day finally came. Jim’s parents brought the new baby home. So the whole family held a big party but this time not for Jim. Soon the whole family arrived. Jim felt upset about being kissed. But the grandmothers and aunts didn’t look at Jim. They all went straight to the new baby and said, “Oh, you are just the cutest thing!” and kept kissing the baby’s face. Then one of the aunts came over to Jim. “Well, you’re a big brother now,” she said. Instead of kissing his face, she just patted his shoulder and smiled.
Jim smiled, too. Maybe his days of being “Kissy Face” were over. For him, having a new baby in the family was a wonderful surprise.
1．How did Jim feel about being a big brother at last
2．What did Jim do in order not to be kissed
3．What do you think would be a polite way to refuse others’ kindness
八、书面表达。
假如你是李华，你升入初三以来遇到了一些问题不知道如何解决。请你根据以下表格提示，给电台主持人Betty写一封电子邮件，向她寻求帮助。
你的问题 你的感受
1. 很少与父母沟通，甚至有时会吵架 ……
2. 喜欢打篮球，但是作业增多
3. 学习压力很大，晚上经常睡不着
参考词汇：
communicate with,understand,have an argument (争吵)，play basketball,more andmore,pressure,fall asleep,. . .
要求：
1. 可选择使用参考词汇，亦可适当发挥；
2. 语句通顺，意思连贯，书写工整；
3. 文中不得出现任何真实信息（姓名、校名和地名等）；
4. 词数： 不少于70词。（开头已给出，但不计入总词数）
Dear Betty,
I’m very glad to write to you. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
一、单项选择。
1. —_______ is it from your home to the Slender West Lake, Jane
—About 20 minutes’ ride by bus.
A. How soon B. How long C. How far D. How much
2. Don’t follow the movie stars blindly. You should know _________ is worth our learning from.
A. who B. what C. which D. how
3. ________ it has a long history, time hasn’t stopped the Great Wall from trying to attract young people at home and abroad every year.
A. Unless B. If C. Although D. While
4.—Shall we get together this Saturday or Sunday evening
—________ is OK. I'm free this weekend.
A. Both B. Either C. Neither D. None
5. —What will the weather be like tomorrow
—I was on the phone and ________ most of the weather report.
A. have missed B. was missing C. will miss D. missed
6. Beef is to eat as coffee is to drink, so red is to colour as circle is to _________.
A. fruit B. sport C. shape D. subject
7. ______ Lisa ______ Lucy may go with you because one of them must stay to look after the dog.
A. Neither; nor B. Either; or C. Both; and D. Not only; but also
8. Learning English in a classroom is important, while using English in real ________ will improve your English skills more greatly.
A. experiences B. situations C. events D. positions
9. —I’m a teenager’s mother. Sometimes I don’t know ________.
—Maybe he suffers from stress.
A. what my son needs most B. why is my son often angry
C. why my son gets angry very often D. what does my son want to get
10.—I am afraid I have to give up my dream of being a basketball player. I’m not tall enough.
—________. No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small.
A. Don’t lose heart B. Don’t mention it C. That’s not the case D. You must be joking
CACBD CBBCA
二、完形填空。
My grandfather often said “I won’t” to show his dislike of dishonesty. When he was young, he worked as a furniture maker. One day, a neighbor invited him to make some furniture. When arriving, he noticed the wood was a little 1 , so he said, “I won’t start right away.” He chose to let the wood dry for a month. He knew working with wet wood would cause 2 later.
At the same time, another furniture maker was also asked for a 3 job by a different family. Unlike my grandfather, he worked right away. As a result, the neighbor started 4 my grandfather, thinking he was trying to get more money by not doing the work at once. However, my grandfather waited 5 . He wanted the best quality for the furniture he was going to make.
A month later, my grandfather started to 6 the furniture. After a few months, the furniture made by my grandfather was still strong and beautiful, while the furniture made by another maker began to 7 . People got to understand my grandfather. To him, being 8 is the most important. So people spread his fame (名声) far and wide.
Like my grandfather, my father also follows the value of “I won’t”. He owns a restaurant and always provides the freshest food. Once a trader wanted to sell some cheap but smelly (有臭味的) seafood to my father, he said “No!” and stopped the 9 . That is why my father’s restaurant is always popular.
Now, my brother and I keep in mind 10 our grandfather taught us. Through ups and downs in life, we’ve come to deeply understand our family value—to be honest.
1．A．dry B．wet C．hard D．soft
2．A．stress B．trouble C．illness D．sadness
3．A．daily B．fixed C．special D．similar
4．A．promising B．answering C．doubting D．believing
5．A．angrily B．excitedly C．worriedly D．patiently
6．A．make B．clean C．move D．repair
7．A．fit B．form C．last D．break
8．A．polite B．honest C．lively D．creative
9．A．notice B．interview C．business D．competition
10．A．why B．what C．when D．where
BBDCD ADBCB
三、阅读理解。
A
Forum (论坛) First impressions Do you think first impressions are important Most people think it takes about two minutes to make a judgment about someone when you first meet them. I’m reading a book at the moment about first impressions. It says that we, actually, make decisions about new people in a few seconds—that means we make a decision without even thinking. Our minds unconsciously (无意识地) say, “I really like you” or “I’ll keep a distance from you.” How quickly do you think you make judgments about people Do you have any advice on what to do or say when you meet new people Any answers, please. Ana, Spain When a friend introduces me to someone at a party and I have to make small talk, I sometimes stumble (结巴) over my words and start mumbling (嘟哝). I’ve watched more confident people and they always speak up. I read something about giving people compliments (赞美) and asking questions. It’s a good way to start a conversation. You can say something like, “I really love your shoes! Where did you get them ” So, that’s what I’m going to do next time I meet someone new. Also, feeling confident about what I look like helps me—that’s why I always wear clothes that make me feel good. Mark, Australia I work in a big company and I meet new colleagues all the time. You need to think about the language you use, especially when you greet people. I always say, “Hello, pleased to meet you.” I can’t stand it when people you don’t know are really informal (不拘礼节的) and say something like, “Hey, what’s up ” I think it also sounds silly when people are too formal and say “How do you do ” Jelena, Poland As I’m writing this, I’m nervous because I’m starting a new class tomorrow and I’m going to meet lots of new classmates. I think it’ll be fine, though. I know one person and I’m meeting her before the class. Also, most people are nervous in new situations. My parents always tell me to treat people as you want them to treat you. You should never talk down to them or gossip (说……的闲话) about them. I’d like people to chat with me and be friendly, so I’m going to do that. I think it’s also important to make eye contact and listen to people. You should not talk about yourself all the time or take control of the conversation.
1. Mark would most likely say “________” when greeting new colleagues.
A. How are you doing B. How do you do
C. Hey, man! What’s up D. It’s nice meeting you.
2. What advice does Jelena give on meeting new people
A. You could talk more about yourself to let others know you better.
B. You’d better lead the conversation so that others don’t feel left out.
C. You should be friendly and avoid talking about other people’s private lives.
D. You’d better not make direct eye contact with people you meet for the first time.
3. The article is most likely taken from ________.
A. a local news website B. a fashion magazine
C. a book about first impression D. an online discussion platform
DCD
B
“Well, we could use some hot dogs.” I was at the local charity food pantry (分发处) on a cold morning. They had an old shop besides it where I would sometimes stop to pick up a sweatshirt or a book for my sons. Sometimes I would also step back into the food pantry and ask if they needed anything. I got help from food pantries when I was a young father with a hungry family. Now, I like to give back.
This time I could see that most of the shelves were stocked with boxes and cans donated by stores. One thing they said they needed was meat, however, hot dogs were cheap and I didn’t mind getting some. I soon went to the local grocery store and filled my car with all the hot dogs I could afford.
As I was paying for them, I thought of my own childhood. I could see my mom boiling two hot dogs in a pot. Next she put each one on a slice of white bread with a piece of cheese. To top it off she would add a little tomato sauce. It didn’t cost much but to me it was a feast (盛宴), cooked with love, eaten with joy.
That memory warmed my heart as I dropped off the hot dogs at the food pantry. It felt good knowing that some other little boy or girl out there would soon be having a happy lunch. I left the pantry with a smile on my face. And as I walked to my car, I could feel my mom smiling down on me from heaven.
The truth is that, when done with love, giving and receiving are the same thing. It all comes back around again.
4. The writer went to the food pantry to ________ on a cold morning.
A. pick up a sweatshirt for his son B. exchange hot dogs for daily things
C. get help and food for his family D. offer to give help back to the charity
5. Why did the writer decide to buy hot dogs
A. Because the grocery store only sold hot dogs.
B. Because his mother used to ask him to buy hot dogs.
C. Because hot dogs were cheap so he could buy many.
D. Because hot dogs were more popular than other foods.
6. As the writer dropped off the hot dogs, he felt ________.
A. sorry for his mom B. shy for his behavior
C. good about giving back D. thankful for the pantry
7. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A. This story was written to express the love and memory for his mum.
B. The love cures people ― both the one who gives it and the one who receives it.
C. The writer could always see that all the shelves were filled with donations by stores.
D. The hot dog cooked by his mum with love cost much and it was a feast for the writer.
DCCB
C
In order to find the box of money that Injun Joe buried, they tried their best. One morning, Tom took Huckleberry to a quiet place and told him that he knew it was never in room number two and it was in the caves.
“I will help you get it out. But I don’t want to get lost there! We won’t get lost because I know an easy way to get in there. I’m the only one who knows it, Huck.”
They got some bread and meat, some string, some bags, and some candles. They borrowed a boat from somebody who wasn’t around. Then they went down the river to the hole where Tom had got out of the caves. The hole was covered in bushes, but Tom remembered exactly where it was.
“It’s a great hiding place,” said Hucklebery.
They went into the caves. Tom was soon back at the spring where he had stayed. Then he and Huckleberry went to where he had seen Injun Joe. He held up his candle, and they saw a big cross on the wall.
“Number two, under the cross!” said Tom. “That’s what he said.”
Huckleberry was afraid. “Tom, let’s get out. What if Injun Joe’s ghost comes ”
“No, ghosts don’t want money! Anyway, Injun Joe died five miles from here. It’s too far.” Huckleberry agreed. They got to the cross and began to look under it. It didn’t take long for them to find the wooden box with the money. It was very heavy. They couldn’t hoist it. They took the money out of the box and put it into the bags. The bags were easier to carry. They got out of the caves and went back into the boat.
“Haha, we are rich now.” Huckleberry laughed. “I can buy delicious food, new clothes and even anything I want. I won’t go to school any more.”
Soon they were back in St. Petersburg. When the Welshman saw them come back safely, he hugged them and made them go to Widow Douglas’s house. There were many people there. Widow Douglas gave both boys new clothes to change into. Huckleberry didn’t like being with so many people and wanted to leave, but Tom made him stay. The Welshman made a speech and told everybody how Huckleberry had helped to catch Injun Joe. With tears filled in eyes, Widow Douglas said she was going to give them some money if they really hated school so that they could start a business when they were older. Although they all knew that she lived a hard life herself.
After hearing this, Tom felt their deep love and made a decision. Then he told them that the didn’t need any money because they already had a lot. He showed everyone the bags with the money. They were amazed to look at the bags full of money.
“Huck,” Tom said,“All the neighbours gave us a lot of care and help although they met a lot of difficulty. That’s the real treasure in our life. I think we should give the money to people in need. And we have to go to school to work hard for our future. I’m with you.”
“That’s better.” Huckleberry agreed.
Tom made him promise and wrote his name in blood.
8 The meaning of the underlined word “hoist” is close to ________.
A. open B. leave C. lift D. rise
9. Which is the correct order of the things below
①They returned to St. Petersburg.
②Huck helped to catch Injun Joe.
③Tom showed the bags with the money.
④They found the wooden box with the money.
⑤Tom took Huck to number two, under the cross.
⑥They prepared something for the adventure to the cave.
A. ⑥⑤④①②③ B. ②⑥⑤④①③ C. ②⑤⑥④①③ D. ⑤⑥④①②③
10. Which can be the best title for this passage
A. Good friends B. An adventure C. A great hiding place D. Treasure and love
CAD
四、词汇运用。
1. Chinese parents are thought to be ___________(strict) with their children of all the countries.
2. All the students sat in the classroom in ________(silent), waiting for the teacher to come.
3 .This word was spelt _________(correct).You missed a letter here.
4. Thank you for your__________(value) advice. I feel less worried now.
5. My friend Tom always has difficulty in making (choose).
Strictest silence correctly valuable choice
五、语法填空。
Many years ago, there were many states in China. The State of Qi used to be very strong, but it became less powerful. So the king of Qi sent Yan Zi, 1 man with big wisdom, to ask Chu to support each other.
The king of Chu knew Yan Zi was very short. He tried to make Yan Zi feel shy about his 2 (high). When Yan Zi arrived, the guard told him to enter 3 the small gate. Yan Zi didn’t get angry. “Only a state of dogs will greet 4 (visit) with a gate for dogs. I’m visiting the State of Chu. This gate isn’t for me.” Yan Zi said. So the guard had to take him through the main gate.
Yan Zi’s action 5 (consider) to be against the king of Chu. So the king tried another way. “Why did Qi send YOU Don’t they have anyone 6 (good) ”
“If Qi meets a great king, it’ll send the best ambassador (使臣). I’m the worst. That’s why I’m here.” Yan Zi 7 (reply) calmly. At this time, the guards brought a thief (小偷) to the king. The thief is from Qi, “Ha! Yan Zi, is Qi a state of thieves ” asked the king 8 (rude).
Yan Zi answered, “The orange trees south of Huai River produce big and delicious fruit, 9 the orange trees north of Huai River produce small and sour fruit. The environment makes the fruit grow differently. In Qi, people are good and honest, but here, they steal. What made that person 10 (be) a thief here ” Finally, the king looked at Yan Zi and laughed. “I was wrong about you and your state!”
1．a 2．height 3．through 4．visitors 5．was considered 6．better 7．replied 8．rudely 9．while 10．be
六 信息还原
We never get our childhood back once we’re adults! For teenagers, life is not a playground, it’s jungle(丛林). ____1___ It’s important to learn the rules which will help them to reach their goals and live successful life. Follow the steps below, and you can achieve a successful teenage life.
Do best in school. __2____ No matter how boring it is now, education will help you be a productive member in society. Work hard for excellence in school. Doing so will help you get into a better university, which will enable you to get a great job in the future.
Draw your future. Life is full of amazing things to do and learn about. Start from one single step to reach your goal. Start thinking about careers you would like to be in, and make a good choice based on your interests and strengths. ____3___
___4____ Never hang out with someone who doesn’t make you feel comfortable. Be with people who make you happy, and get rid of the ones who don’t. Create a group of supportive and loving friends that can help you succeed in life and live your dreams.
Be proactive (积极主动). Being proactive is the key to unlocking the other habits. Proactive people understand that they should do what they can to get their own happiness. __5___
A. Do what you love.
B. Choose your friends wisely.
C. School sets you on the right track!
D. This could be your job for the rest of your life!
E. You get the opportunity to enjoy life only once.
F. They don’t blame others for their own actions or feelings.
G. The life of a teenager is full of difficulties and life-changing decisions.
GCDBF
七、阅读表达。
Jim didn’t like to be kissed. But people loved to kiss Jim! Both of his grandmothers and all of his aunts would kiss his face and say “You are just the cutest thing.”
Jim’s best friend, Ben, lived next door. Ben would always laugh at him. “Kissy Face! Kissy Face!”
Jim didn’t know what to do. He tried hiding when family came to visit. But his father always called him in to say hello. He tried wearing an old Halloween mask, but his mother made him take it off so his grandmothers and aunts could see his “cute little face.” Jim even tried to make his face and hands sticky, but the grandmothers and aunts just wiped (擦掉) off the stickiness and kissed him even harder.
One day, Jim’s mother told him she had a wonderful surprise. There was going to be a new baby in the family. Jim was going to be a big brother. Jim listened but didn’t say anything. He wasn’t sure whether a baby was a wonderful surprise or not.
The big day finally came. Jim’s parents brought the new baby home. So the whole family held a big party but this time not for Jim. Soon the whole family arrived. Jim felt upset about being kissed. But the grandmothers and aunts didn’t look at Jim. They all went straight to the new baby and said, “Oh, you are just the cutest thing!” and kept kissing the baby’s face. Then one of the aunts came over to Jim. “Well, you’re a big brother now,” she said. Instead of kissing his face, she just patted his shoulder and smiled.
Jim smiled, too. Maybe his days of being “Kissy Face” were over. For him, having a new baby in the family was a wonderful surprise.
1．How did Jim feel about being a big brother at last
2．What did Jim do in order not to be kissed
3．What do you think would be a polite way to refuse others’ kindness
1．Jim felt wonderful about being a big brother at last. 2．In order not to be kissed, Tom tried hiding when family came to visit. 3．We can just say what we really think. (答案合理即可)
八、书面表达。
假如你是李华，你升入初三以来遇到了一些问题不知道如何解决。请你根据以下表格提示，给电台主持人Betty写一封电子邮件，向她寻求帮助。
你的问题 你的感受
1. 很少与父母沟通，甚至有时会吵架 ……
2. 喜欢打篮球，但是作业增多
3. 学习压力很大，晚上经常睡不着
参考词汇：
communicate with,understand,have an argument (争吵)，play basketball,more andmore,pressure,fall asleep,. . .
要求：
1. 可选择使用参考词汇，亦可适当发挥；
2. 语句通顺，意思连贯，书写工整；
3. 文中不得出现任何真实信息（姓名、校名和地名等）；
4. 词数： 不少于70词。（开头已给出，但不计入总词数）
Dear Betty,
I’m very glad to write to you. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
Dear Betty,
I’m very glad to write to you. I have had some problems since I was in the ninth grade. I seldom communicate with my parents. It seems that they never want to understand me. So we even have an argument sometimes. I feel nervous and unhappy. I am a boy who likes playing basketball very much,but my homework is getting more and more. I don’t have time to play and relax any longer. Now I have a lot of pressure from my schoolwork so that I can’t often fall asleep at night. I am really tired and stressed out.
What should I do Could you please give me some advice Thanks a lot.
Best wishes!
Yours,
Li Hua