長沙長郡雙語初三英語第四次月考模擬試題-

1、初三2014年下第三次月考英語模擬試題二、英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分20分）第一節(jié) 語法填空，從A、B、C三個選項，選擇最佳答案。（共10題，記10分）21. _ old man in front of Tom is _ artist. A. A; an B. A; the C. The; an 22. We _careful when we are walking across the road. There are too many cars.A. must be B. may be C. can be23. Peaceful music in the CD made the studen

2、ts _ relaxed.A. feel B. feels C. felt D. to feel24.Vegetables are good _ our health. Yes. I agree _ you. A. for; with B. at; with C. for; to 25. -Is John coming by train?    -He should, but he _not. He likes driving his car. A. can   B. must    C. need    

3、;D. may26. Why not _ John a toy car for his birthday?Good idea! He is crazy about cars.A. buy B. buying C. to buy 27. Our teacher is always very _and makes us feel_. A. kind; relaxedB. kind; relaxing C. strict; relaxed28. A driver is supposed _ a seat belt in the car. A. wearingB. to wearC. to dress

4、29.The girl _ you talked with at the school gate is our new math teacher.A. whose B. which C. whom30. They want to develop a kind of dog-friendly food _ will help dog owners cool down their pets.A. who B. what C. that第二節(jié) 詞語填空 通讀下面的短文, 掌握其大意, 然后從各題所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出一個最佳答案。（共10題，計10分） The 50-year-old far

5、mer, Wu Yulu is quite different from the others in his village. He is the 1 of 38 handmade robots. He has been 2 to show his robots at the opening ceremony of the Shanghai World Expo. Born in a 3 family, he did not have the opportunity to go to school. But even as a child, he knew he wanted to make

6、machines. “I think 4 machines is a talent I was born with, ” he said. In 1987, he finally finished his 5 robot that could walk like a man. He named it “Wu No. 1”. 6 , his experiments have not been away from danger. One of his fingers was injured in 1989. And in 1999, his house was 7 by fire. In 2003

7、, Wu and his robots were invited to perform in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, and in 2009, his robots were on 8 along with the Chinese Shenzhou spaceships. Wus latest dream is to invent robots 9 can help people in daily life. He will invent robots to help the disabled or look 10 children.

8、1. A. farmerB. inventorC. discoverer 2. A. refused B. invited C. collected3. A. poor B. richC. small4. A. selling B. repairing C. making 5. A. first B. second C. best6. A. HoweverB. Until C. Instead7. A. cut B. built C. destroyed8. A. sale B. displayC. time9. A. whatB. when C. that10. A. upB. forC.

9、after第三部分 閱讀技能（共15題 計30分）A閱讀下面的圖表，做4145題。41. The box in the ad is a _.A. Computer                        B. washing machine          &#

10、160;   C. television42. What do we learn from the ad?A. Staying near the TV set is dangerous.B. We shouldnt watch TV during 20-26 April.C. We shouldnt put our head into a box.Climb to the top of the amazing Sydney Harbour Bridge and look down 134 meters at the water below! This 4-hour clim

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13、h a adult. At most 2 children per adult. For more information,email us at tours.43.This is most probably a(n) . A.invitation B.timetable C.notice D.advertisement44. What can we learn from the article?A.Children can join in the tours alone if they are about 10.B.It can be quite windy sometimes on the

14、 top of the bridge.C.Free snacks are offered to the climbers during the tours.D.It takes at least 4 hours to climb to the top pf the bridge.45.Mr. and Mrs.Johnson are going to take their twin daughters (aged 11) to climb the bridge this Sunday morning(June 22). How much do they pay for the tour?A.$4

15、80 B.$560 C.$640 D.$880BMore than one million children are homeless in the United States. To help them, the 12-year-old Zach Bonner walked hundreds of kilometers from his home city of Tampa to Washington, D.C. “There are still so many children who dont have homes in this country. Its terrible. ” Zac

16、h explained, “And it is also surprising that most people know little about the problem.” Zach said, “Because of the economic(經(jīng)濟(jì)) problem, people are losing their jobs. Thats a reason why they become homeless. ” It took him three years to finish his walk, which he began when he was only eight years o

17、ld. He walked 20 kilometers a day. He also took books with him to go on with his study by teaching himself. Zach had a long history of helping others. Six years ago a strong storm hit Zachs home city. He went around his neighborhood with a little red wagon (小車), asking for water and other things to

18、help others. He called his work “From My House to the White House.” He got tens of thousands of dollars for those homeless children. That also made Zach the youngest helper of America.46. Zach Bonner walked to Washington in order to help those children who_. A. could not go to school B. lost their h

19、omes C. got bad illnesses D. were blind or deaf47. Why did so many children lose their homes according to Zachs words? A. Parents cannot afford to raise them. B. Schools cannot offer enough help. C. Children like making a living alone. D. People dislike those naughty children.48. How did Zach go on

20、with his study during the walk to Washington? A. A teacher followed him. B. He studied in schools nearby. C. He taught himself. D. He read books on line.49. At what age did Zach start his work of helping others? A. Six. B. Seven. C. Nine. D. Twelve.50. Which is TRUE in America according to the passa

21、ge? A. Most Americans enjoy the life without children. B. Few Americans want to help homeless children. C. Some Americans dislike the idea of Zach Bonner. D. Many people dont know many children are homeless.CThe customs in different countries are rather different. If I have dinner with a Chinese hos

22、t, he always puts more food onto my plates as soon as I have emptied it. That often discomforts me greatly. I have to eat the food even if I don't want to, because it is considered (認(rèn)為) bad manners in the West to leave one's food on the plate. I have already noticed that when a Chinese sits

23、at an American's dinner party, he very often refuses (拒絕) the offer of food or drink though he is in fact still hungry or thirsty. This might be good manners in China, but it is not in the West at all. In the United States, it is impolite to keep asking someone again and again or insist on his a

24、ccepting something. Americans have a direct (直接的) way of speaking. If they want something, they will ask for it. If not, they will say, "No, thanks." When an American dislikes the beer served by the host, for example, he might say, "No, thanks. I'll take some diet Coca-Cola(可口可樂)

25、if you have it." That is what an American will do. So when you go to the United States, you had better remember the famous saying: When in Rome, do as the Romans do.51. From the passage, we can know that the Chinese are usually _ to the guests.A. very hotB. rudeC. impoliteD. cold52. When a fore

26、igner has dinner with a Chinese host, he often feels_.A. pleasantB. uncomfortableC. satisfiedD. happy53. Why does a Chinese often refuse the offer of food or drink at a dinner party?A. He has had enough.B. He is shy.C. He is afraid that others will laugh at him.D. He thinks it's polite to do tha

27、t.54. When an American wants something to eat or drink at a dinner, he will _.A. ask for it through othersB. refuse the offerC. ask for it directlyD. express himself indirectly (間接地)55. "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" means "_".A. When you got to Rome, you should act as the R

28、omans doB. When you stay in Rome, you should do as the Romans doC. When you are in a new country, you should do as the locals (當(dāng)?shù)厝? doD. Romans can be aft example for you第四部分 寫作技能（共三節(jié)，計30分）第一節(jié) 閱讀下面的材料，然后根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容回答問題。（共5題，計10分）What is it like being a film star? What is it like n front of the camera? St

29、udents from Steamboat Spring Middle School in the US could tell you exactly what its like. They recently got a taste of the life of a star. A local movie company wanted to produce a film. All the actors in this film were to be students. Fourteen students were chosen from the school. The film, c

30、alled Ruby vs Wolfgang, was based on the story of little Red Riding Hood(小紅帽). It came with a twist(改變), however-the story was told from the perspective(看法) of the wolf. Zoe Walsh, a seventh-grader, signed up to do behind- the- scenes work. But she soon found herself in front of the camera inst

31、ead. She played a strange middle school student in the film. “It is just for fun,” she told the Steamboat Today. “Just pretending that youre someone else.” But there were also difficulties. It was very cold during shooting. Students had to put up with snow and icy wind. Lack(缺乏) of ex

32、perience was another problem. The director Michael Staley said he tried to “help each student bring out the wolf -or Whatever animal they representing-in themselves” Erus Harrington, an eighth-grader, said he played a “nice, silly British guy”. He learned the British accent(口音) all at home. “I just a kind of taught myself h