2018北京市海淀區(qū)初二(上)期末英語(yǔ)

1、2018年北京市海淀區(qū)初二（上）期末英語(yǔ)單選11 can't find my football. Could you help ? a A.him B.her C.me D.them2-What do you usually doSunday?一I usually do my homework. A.at B.to C.in D.on3Hurry up, you'll miss the train!a A.or B.but C.and D.so4Jeff studied hard and got grades than before. A.good B.better C.bes

2、t D.the best 5-do you like watching the news?一 Because I hope to find out what's going on around the world. A.What B.Where C. Why D.Which6-you dance?一Yes, I can, but I'm not a good dancer. A.May B.Can C.Need D.Must 71f you a lot, you will be healthy. A.exercise B.will exercise C.exercised D.

3、are exercising8We were in Qingdao last spring and great fun there.a A.will have B.have had C.had D.have9Sally piano lessons next year. A.takes B.took C.has taken D.is going to take 10Listen! The students of Class One in their classroom now. A.sing B.are singing C.sang D.will sing 11 Joe plans his gr

4、andmother tomorrow. A.to visit B.visit C.visiting D.visited 12-What's the best movie theater?一Star Theater. I think it hasseats in town. A.comfortable B.most comfortable C.more comfortable D.the most comfortable完形填空13Kelly's PE ClassKelly loved school, especiallyPEclass. She was aanot1 time

5、in good at jumping.very good student and enjoyed reading and math. But Kelly had PE class. She could not run really fast and she wasSometimes, the other kids in her PE class gave her a hard time and made fun of her. So why would Kelly love PE class?The reason Kelly enjoyed going to PE class was beca

6、use Mr. Burns, her teacher, always told her to do her best. Even if she only ran for a few 2, Mr.Burns said, "Good job. Next time, you will be able to go a little longer." Mr. Burns even put a small box on the gym floor so Kelly could practice jumping over it. "Great job, Kelly!"

7、 "You get better every day!"That night when Kelly finished dinner, she began practicing 3 over boxes. She could jump over three boxes! The next day Kelly did jump over three boxes in class. The other kids started to 4 how well Kelly was doing and said to her, "Good job!"It was Tu

8、esday and time for the weekly relay race in PE class. Kelly was 5 that she would not be able to go very far, or some kids would laugh at her. But, when Mr. Burns said, "Ready, go," Kelly thought, I can do it, I can do it. As Kelly ran around the track, she found herself moving 6 into first

9、 place! Suddenly, she heard many cheers and kids yelling, "Go Kelly! You can do it!" That was all she needed to hear. Kelly ran as fast as she could, and headed for the finishing line. She made it! Kelly finished first! The kids clapped and cheered for her. Kelly felt so good and 7 of hers

10、elf. "Thank you Mr. Burns," said Kelly. "Kelly, you ran the race, not me." "Yes, but you always said I could 8 it."After that day, Kelly tried her hardest at everything, and the kids no longer made fun of her. In fact, when the kids needed someone on their team for 9,Ke

11、lly was the first person they picked! Thanks to Mr. Burns, Kelly had the 10 she needed to do anything!1.A.lazy B.relaxing2.A.minutes B.hours3.A.flying B.jumpingC.hard D.goodC.days D.monthsC.walking D.playing4.A.see5.A.angry6.A.higher7.A.smart8.A.serveB.enjoy C.show D.hearB.worriedB.lowerB.trustyC.gl

12、ad C.farther C.proudB.find C.believeD.surprised D.closerD.luckyD.do9 9.A.running B.dancing C.catching D.throwingi 10.A.resolution B.experience C.confidenceDestruction閱讀理解14AQ and A Today: the InternetWe asked two teenagers from the U.S. about what they think of the Internet.Here are their answers.Qu

13、estion 1: How often do you use the Internet, and what for?LindaI use it every day. I have a lot of online friends. I havemy ownblog. It's exciting. If we didn't have the Internet, life would be really boring.BrettI use it a lot, I surf the Internet about twice a day. I have my own web page.

14、I write about my hobbies and interests on it. And I love getting mail from other people.Question 2: What website do you think is the best?LindaA! I like it because it gives girls advice on what to do in different situations, and there's also something nteresting to read. I can find new books eve

15、ry week.BrettHonestly, I don't know what to say. I have visited so many websites. There surely isn't just one website that I would recommend(推薦)Question 3: If you were offered(提供) a job in computing, would you take it?LindaI'm not sure. You can meet lots of people on the web, and there a

16、re cool games. but I'd like to meet real people in my job. So maybe I will be the manager of a big Internet company.BrettSure. If I had the chance, I'd like to work as a web designer.I love designing (設(shè)計(jì)),and I like creating my own things.(1)How often does Brett use the Internet? A.Every day

17、 B.Twice a day C.Once a week D.Four times a week (2)On A, girls can . A.make friends B.play games C.send mail D.get advice (3)Linda would like to be . A.a manager B.a teacher C.a computer programmer D.a web designer 15Mom, I'm bored," said Jason. "There is nothing todo." "You

18、 can clean your room," said Mom. "That's not fun." It was only the secondweek of summer vacation. It was still too cold to go to the pool, and Jason was tired of watching TV. His friends were away on vacation, and even his dog, Riley, was being lazy.Mom was getting ready to go dow

19、ntown to the food kitchen to help out. Shevolunteered serving lunch to people that weren't as lucky as Jason. "Why don't you come with me to the food kitchen and help out?" Mom asked. "I don't know anything about working at a food kitchen," said Jason. "You just

20、watch me, and then you will see how to serve the food," said Mom.It was time to go, and Jason was excited to try working in the food kitchen. He watched his Mom put some turkey and mashed potatoes on a plate. She then passed the plate to the next lady, and she put some green beans and bread on

21、the plate. "I can do that," thought Jason. One of the volunteers left early, so Jason took over her spot in the serving line. He was in charge of (負(fù)責(zé)) putting salad on the plates. He served twenty-five people that day. "That was great!" said Jason.Jason was so excited and really

22、enjoyed his day at the food kitchen. He couldn't wait to get home and tell his Dad about how much fun he had. "Jason, that was a nice thing you did today." "You helped many people who aren't as lucky as you to have a hot meal." Mom said, "I am so proud of you!"J

23、ason went to bed that night thinking about the food kitchen. "I am going to help out again," he thought. Jason made some new friends, and he didn't even know they lived so close to him in town! The best part was how good Jason felt inside.(1)At first Jason felt bored because .A.his dog

24、 was lazyB.no one went to the poolC.he had nothing fun to doD.he had to clean his roomIn the food kitchen, Jason's Mom volunteered .A.making soup B.selling food C.cleaning up D.serving lunch (3)Jason was about working in the food kitchen.A.sorry B.excited C.sad D.relaxed(4)What can we learn from

25、 the story?A.Helping out is funB.Seeing is believingC.Learning cooking is importantD.Making friends is necessary16CThere are many different typ features on the planet surfac already!es of landforms. Landforms are natural:e. You probably know about some of themw盤:Mountains are very tall landforms. Th

26、ey can be pointed or rounded, and some are even volcanic（火山巖）! Somemountains are formed （形成）from volcanic lava, while other mountains are formed when the plates under the earth's surface（表面）crash together and push up the land. Either way mountains are formed, it takes many, many years.J. 4 Lv aD

27、ejValleys are the spaces between mountains. Some valleys are V-shaped, and someare U-shaped. Many people live in valleys,because they have acomfortable temperature, are protected, and may have rivers flowing through them.pluUxuPlateaus are like mountains, but instead ofpointed or rounded tops, they

28、are flat（平的）on top. They usually form when magma（巖漿）rises, but doesn't break through the surface. The land rises instead.plainPlains are large, flat areas of land. Since flat land is easy to build on, many cities are on plains. Many plants can grow on plains as well.Some plains are by oceans, an

29、d are called ocean plains. Plains that are by rivers are called river plains, and are especially good for growing crops （農(nóng)作物）.islandIslands are areas of land surrounded by water on all sides. They can be formed by underwater volcanoes. The lava builds over time and eventually breaks the surface of t

30、he ocean.LANDFORMSDeserts are another type of landform. They are large areas of land that do not receive a lot of rainfall. They can be very hot during the day, and very cold at night. It is difficult for many plants and animals to live in deserts.What kind of landform would you like to live on?(1)W

31、hat can we know about mountains?A.Mountains are V-shapedC.It is difficult to live in the mountains (2)Many People live in valleys because A.they are flat on topC.they have a comfortable temperatureB.Mountains are dangerousD.It takes a long time to form mountainsB.they are by oceanD.they are formed b

32、y underwatervolcanoes(3) do not receive a lot of rainfall. A.Plateaus B.Deserts C.Plains D.Islands (4)The main purpose of the passage is to . A.introduce different types of landforms B.tell people how landforms are formed C.show the best places people can live in D.invite people to visit some beauti

33、ful places 17D3D printing is becoming more and morepopular. We are now able to print things such as clothing, prosthetic limbs(假肢),musical instruments and so on. People and businesses are able to create the things they need very quickly and easily using 3D printers.But can you imagine printing food?

34、 Some scientists are trying to revolutionize our eating experience by doing this. They hope that having a 3D printer in the kitchen will become as usual as the microwave or blender. Scientists say that they are easy to use: you simply have to choose a recipe and put the food "inks" into th

35、e printer. You can also change the instructions to make the food exactly how you want it. This means that it would be very quick and easy to create delicious meals.Using 3D printers to create your meals would also be saving the environment. There would be less need for traditional growing, transport

36、ing and packaging as food production would be quicker and easier.Printing food could also help people who suffer from dysphasia(吞咽障礙癥).They could program (為 編程)the printer to print softer versions of their favorite foods so that they would not have trouble swallowing them.However, some people think

37、that the future of 3D-printed food would be a disaster. It could take away many jobs, including those for growing, transporting and packaging food. Imagine a world where there was no need for farming or growing crops and the same tastes could be printed from a raw "food ink". Similarly, tr

38、aditional cafes and restaurants might lose business. Also, there are worries about the nutritional value of printed food: is it really possible to get the nutrients(營(yíng)養(yǎng)物)we need from food- based inks and gels?What's more, cooking and eating together with family and friends has long been a traditi

39、onal and enjoyable activity. It is hard to imagine a world where the fun of cooking is dead and meals can be done at the touch of a button.(1)What should we do first if we want to print food? A.Choose a recipe.B.Program the printer. C.Change the instructions.D.Put food "inks" into the prin

40、ter.(2)What does the underlined word revolutionize in Paragraph 2 probably mean? A.Remember clearly. B.Take seriously. C.Change completely D.Teach carefully (3)Which could be the advantage(好處)of 3D food printing? A.Saving the environment.B.Giving people nutrients C.Helping with traditional farming.D

41、.Offering more job chances(4)Which is the best title of the passage? A.Why is 3D printing so popular?B.Will 3D printing be the future of food? C.3D food print in the kitchensD.Different opinions on 3D printing任務(wù)型閱讀18Do you think "real" art hangs in museums? Thinkagain! Some people make art

42、works on outdoor walls. The artworks are called murals.Judy Baca is an American artist. She was born in 1946. Her family is from Mexico. When she was young, Judy lived in Los Angeles with her mother and her grandmother. When Judy was six, her life changed. She and her mother moved across Los Angeles

43、. Judy had always talked in Spanish. At first, Judy found it hard to pronounce English words. Her teacher let her paint and draw when she couldn't understand the lessons. Judy started to love art. Later, she went to college and studied art.After college, Judy worked for the city of Los Angeles. She taught art in a neighborhood called Boyle Heights. Different groups of teenage