上海市各區(qū)縣2022學(xué)年第一學(xué)期初三英語期末試卷分類匯編回答問題

上海市各區(qū)縣2022-2022學(xué)年第一學(xué)期初三英語期末試卷分類匯編:回答問題長寧區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷D．Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題)：(12分)Examtimeisthemoststressful(壓力重的)periodoftheyear.Youhaveworkedallschooltermonyourclassesandnowit’sthetimetoprovewhatyouhavelearned.Withsomuchatstake(處于成敗關(guān)頭),itiseasytogetstressedaboutyourexams.However,withtherightamountofhardworkandfocusyoucanpassyourtestswithease.WhenIwasinschool,Iusedtogetverystressedovermyexams.Sodidmyfriends.Somepeoplestoppedeatingandothersatetoomuch!Somegaveupandothersburnedthemselvesout!Themostimportantthingtorememberwhenstudyingisnottofeelfrightened!Takethemiddlepath--staycalm,eathealthyandgetarest.Pushingyourselftoohardisjustasdangerousasnotstudyingenough.Atired,overworkedbrainisjustasuselessasalazy,emptyone!So,whatshouldyoudo?Arrangeatimeeachdayforstudyandatimeforrelaxation.Youmayhavelesstimetorelaxthanusual,butyoustillneedtoletyourbrainrestforafewmoments.Getplentyofsleep.Ifyouaretired,informationwillnotstickinourmemory.Finallyeathealthyfoodsthatfuelyourbodyandmind.Itdoesnogoodtothinktoomuchaboutyourexams.Somestudentsmaythinkthattherestoftheirlifedependsonthem.That’snottrue.Instead,justviewtheexamsasanotherdifficultyyouwillovercome.Youhaveovercomeallkindsofdifficultiesinyoulifesofar.Withtherightamountofworkandfocus,youwillpassyourexamswithflyingcolours!Highschoolisrightaroundthecorner!93.Whatisthemoststressfulperiodoftheyear?94.Howcanwepassthetestswithease?95.Whatdidthewriter’sfriendsdowhentheygotstressedovertheirlessons?96.Whichismoredangerous,pushingourselvestoohardornotstudyingenough?97.Whyshouldwegetenoughsleepduringexamtime?98.Whatwillyoudotodealwithexamstressnexttime?寶山區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷D)Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)I’vealwayswantedtotryrockclimbing,butneverhadtimeormoneyforit.ButI’vediscoveredawaytoexperiencethethrill(興奮，緊張)ofclimbingrock.Indoorclimbingisaneasyandexcitingwaytogetatasteofrockclimbing.Anditisalsomuchcheaperandsafer!Indoorclimbersdon’tclimbonrealrock,butonaplasticwall.Youcanprobablyfindaclimbingwallnearyou.Manygyms,schoolsandcampshaveone.Youcanclimbindoorsatanytimeoftheyear,nomatterhowthewhetheris.Itisusuallynotexpensive.Mostgymsprovidetheequipmentyouneed.Theconvenienceofindoorclimbingisonereasonwhyithasbecomesopopular.Butthemainreasonpeopleclimbisforrush(刺激感)theyget.WhenIstandattheroofofthewallandlookup,I’malwaysscared,butonceIstartclimbing,fearchangestodetermination.Withmyheartpounding(心劇烈跳動),Ireachthetopandlookdown.Ican’tstopgrinning.Ididit!Indoorclimbingisagreatworkout(鍛煉).Climbingusesmuscles(肌肉)thatarehardtoexercise,especiallythoseintheshoulders,arms,chestandback.Manypeoplesayclimbingmakesexercisefun.Mostgymshaveseveralclimbingwallswithvariousdegreesofdifficulty.Theeasieronesarelikeclimbingaladder.Thedifficultonesbulgeout(凸出)inplacessothatclimbersmustsometimesclimbparallel(平行的)withthefloor.Althoughgymclimbingiseasierandsaferthanrealrockclimbing,youshouldstillbecareful.Alwaysclimbwithapartner.Asyouclimb,yourpartnerpullsyouclimbingropethroughsomethingcalledabelaydevice(繩索控制器).Thebelaycatchesyouifyouslip.Butmakesureyourpartnerknowshowtousethisequipment.Andifyouareafirst-timeclimber,getsomeinstructionbeforeyoubegin.93.Isindoorclimbingcheaperandsaferthanrealrockclimbing?94.Onwhatdoindoorclimbersclimb?95.Whatarethereasonsthatmaketheindoorclimbingsopopular?96.Whoshouldalwaysbewithyouwhenyouclimb?97.Whatdoesyourpartnerdoasyouclimb?98.Whichdoyouthinksoundsmorefun,rockclimbingorindoorclimbing?Why?崇明縣初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)Alittlegirlwasbornintoaverypoorfamily.HernamewasWilmaRudolph.Whenshewasfouryearsold,shehadpneumonia(肺炎)anditleftherwithaparalyzed(癱瘓的)leftleg.Shehadtowearanironlegbrace(支架).Hermothertoldherthatshecoulddowhatevershewantedtodo.Soattheageofnine,thelittlegirltookoffthelegbrace,andshetriedherbesttowalk.Infouryears,shecouldwalkforsomesteps,whichwasamedicalwonder.Thenthisgirlhadadreamthatshewouldliketobetheworld'sgreatestwomanrunner.Attheageof13,sheenteredarace.Shecamelast.Sheenteredeveryraceinhighschool,andineveryraceshecameinlast.Everyoneaskedhertostop!However,oneday,shecamenexttolast.Andthentherecameadaywhenshewonarace.Fromthenon,shewoneveryracethatsheentered.Shewenttouniversity,whereshemetacoach(教練).ThecoachtrainedhersowellthatshewenttotheOlympicGames.Thereshewasracingagainstthegreatestwomanrunneroftheday,aGermangirlnamedJuttaHeine.NobodyhadeverbeatenJutta.Butinthe100-meterrace,shewon.ShebeatJuttaagaininthe200-meterrace.ShehadtwoOlympicgoldmedals.Finallycamethe400-meterrelay.ItwouldbeWilmaagainstJuttaonceagain.Whenthethirdrunnerhandedthebaton(接力棒)toWilma,shewassoexcitedthatshedroppedit,andWilmasawJuttarunningdownthetrack.ItwasimpossiblethatanybodycouldcatchJutta.ButWilmadidjustthat!WilmahadearnedthreeOlympicgoldmedals.93.WhathappenedtoWilmaRudolphwhenshewasfouryearsold?94.HowdidWilma'smotherencourageherdaughter?95.WhendidWilmatakeoffthelegbraceandtrytowalk?96.WheredidWilmameetthecoachwhogaveheragoodtraining?97.Wilmawonthe400-meterrelayveryeasilyintheOlympicGames,didn'tshe?98.WhatdoyoulearnfromWilma'ssuccessstory?奉賢區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷Thefamilyman?Fatherwasahardworkingmanwhotriedhisbesttosupporthiswifeandthreechildren.Hespentallhiseveningsattendingclasses,hopingtoimprovehimselfsothathecouldonedayfindabetter-paidjob,exceptforSundays.Fatherhardlyateamealtogetherwithhisfamily.Heworkedandstudiedveryhardbecausehewantedtoprovidehisfamilywiththebestthingsthatmoneycouldbuy.Wheneverthefamilycomplainedthathewasnotspendingenoughtimewiththem,hereasonedthathewasdoingallthisforthem.Butheoftenwishedtospendmoretimewithhisfamily.Thedaycamewhentheexaminationresultswereannounced.Tohisjoy,Fatherpassedwithagoodmark!Soonafter,hewasofferedagoodjobasaseniorsupervisor(主管),whichpaidquitewell.However,thefamilystilldidnotgettoseeFatherformostoftheweek.Hecontinuedtoworkveryhard,hopingtogetthepositionofmanager.Again,wheneverthefamilycomplainedthathewasnotspendingenoughtimewiththem,hereasonedthathewasdoingallthisforthem.Butheoftenwishedtospendmoretimewithhisfamily.Father’shardwordpaidoffandhewaspromoted(提升).Excitedly,hedecidedtohireamaidsohiswifedidnothavetodothehouseworkanymore.Healsofeltthattheirthree-roomflatwasnotlongerbigenough,anditwouldbeniceforhisfamilytobeabletoenjoythecomfortofacondominium(公寓).Havingexperiencedtherewardsofhishardworkmanytimesbefore,Fatherdecidedtofurtherhisstudiesandworkatbeingpromotedagain.Thefamilystilldidnotgettoseemuchofhimagain.Asexpected,father’shardworkpaidoffagainandheboughtabeautifulcondominiumnearthecoastofSingapore.OnthefirstSundayeveningintheirnewhome,fathertoldhisfamilythathehaddecidednottotakeanymorecoursesorpursue(追求)anymorepromotions.Fromthenonhewasgoingtospendmoretimewithhisfamily.Fatherdidnotwakeupthenextday.93.Fatherworkedsevendaysaweek,didn’the?94.Whydidfatherworkandstudyhard?95.Whatwasfather’sfirstwell-paidjob?96.Whatdidthefamilycomplainaboutfather?97.Wheredidfathermanagertobuyabeautifulcondominiumforhisfamily?98.Doyouwanttohavethe“father”inyourfamily?Whyornot?虹口區(qū)2022學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期初三年級英語學(xué)科期終教學(xué)質(zhì)量監(jiān)控測試題D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)Lesterlikedtocollectthings.Hewouldwalknearhishousewithhiseyesfocusedontheground,hopingsomethinginterestingwouldpresentitselfathisfeet.Lesterhadfoundmanythingsthisway.Onday,Lesterwaswalkinghomefromschool.Justasheturnedthecornertohisstreet,Lesternoticedsomethingontheground.Whenhebentdowntopickitup,hewasamazed!Itwasasmallrock,shininginthesun.“Itisadiamond(鉆石)!”hethought.Hecouldnotbesure,though.Lesterpickedtherockupandcarefullyputitintohispocket.Whenhereachedhishouse,herantohisbedroom.Hepulledamagnifyingglassandbegantoexaminehisfind.Lesterhadheardthatdiamondscancutglass,soherubbed(劃)therockonthemirrorandtherewasasmallcutinthemirror'ssurface.Itwasarealdiamond.Itmusthavefallenoutofsomeone'sring.Lesterthoughtaboutwhathismumhadsaidaboutfindingsomethingvaluable,“Youshouldalwaysgiveittothepolice,sotheycantrytofindtheowner."Thenextday,Lestercarriedthestonetothepolicestation.Hetoldthepolicemanwherehehadfoundtherockandhowhethoughtitmightbevaluable."Thankyou,youngman,"thepolicemanshookLester'shand."Youdidtherightthingcomingdownheretoday,"hesaid.“Accordingto'thefound-property(拾得財(cái)物)law',ifyouhadnotbroughtthediamondtothepoliceandjustkeptit,youmighthavebeenbreakingthelaw.Sinceyoudidbringittothepolice,thereisachanceyoucouldkeepitlegally(合法的).""Isthattrue?"Lesterasked.“Yes,"thepolicemananswered."Ifnooneclaims(索取)thisdiamondwithinsixmonths,itwillbeyoursunderthelaw."Lesterwalkedoutofthepolicestationhappily.Hewasgladhehadgiventhediamondtothepolice,andhethoughtabouthowhappyitwouldmakesomeonetogetitback.Still,Lesterhopedthatmaybehecouldkeepthediamond.93.WhywouldLesterwalknearhishousewithhiseyesfocusedontheground?94.HowdidLesterfeelwhenhebentclowntopickupthesmallrock?95.WherewasasmallcutleftafterLesterrubbedtherock?96.WhatdidLester'smumtellhimtodoifhefoundsomethingvaluable?97.WasthereachancethatLestercouldkeepthediamondlegally?98.Whatdoyouthinkof"thefound-propertylaw"?黃浦區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)On3July2022,a35-year-oldEnglishmancalledDougBrucewalkedintoapolicestationinNewYork,andtoldthepolicethathedidnotknowhisownname.Hehadwokenupafewminutesearlieronasubwaytrain,withaheadache,andhadnoideawherehewasgoingorwhohewas."Iwasfrightened,"hesaidlater,whentalkingabouttheexperience."Ididn'tknowanything.Itwaslikebeinginthedarkness."Dougwenttothepolicestationbecausehehadnowhereelsetogo.HewaswearingaT-shirt,shortsandhadabagwithsomethinginit:aSpanishbook,abunchofkeysandamapofNewYork.Thepolicewereconfused."We'dneverhadanythinglikethisbefore,"saidapoliceman.TheysentDougtoahospital.Onhisnamecardthenursewrote"unknownwhiteman".Thedoctorsweresurprisedathismemoryloss.AlthoughDougcouldmakesentenceswithoutdifficulty,herememberednothingabouthisownpast.Onedoctoratthehospitalsaidthatheonlyeverseensuchaseriousdiseases"inthemoviesandbooks."ThehospitalwouldnotletDougtogountilhehadcometohimself.Finally,hospitalstaffcameacrossaphonenumberinhisSpanishbook.Itwasthenumberofhisfriend.Dougphonedandsherecognizedhisvoiceatonce."Isthatyou,Doug?"shesaid.Hisfriendwenttothehospital,toldthedoctorswhoDougwas,andtookhimhome."Home"turnedouttobeaperfectflatindowntownManhattan,whichhesharedwithtwodogsandthreebirds.DougdiscoveredthathehadoncelivedinParis,wherehehadmadealotofmoneyworkingatabigcompany.Thenhehadgottiredofthebusinessworld,andsoheleftandwenttoNewYorkforafour-yourcourseinphotography.NowthatDouganddiscoveredhimself,hehadtodealwithotherdifficulties.Hewasworriedaboutmeetinghisfamilyandfriends.Theyseemedlikestrangerstohim.Hissisterstoldhimthathehadchanged;beforehismemoryloss,heseldomshowedhisfeelingsinpublic.Nowhehasbecomemuchmorerelaxedanddoesn'tfearshowinghisfeelings.WhydidDougBrucegotoapolicestation?HowdidthedoctorsfeelatDoug'scase?WhatcouldDougBrucedoafterhelosthismemory?WhorecognizedDougandtookhimhome?WheredidDouglivewithtwodogsandthreebirds?WhatwerethedifficultiesDoughadtodealwithafterhediscoveredhimself?嘉定區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)InthebusycityofNewYork,suchanastonishingthingeverhappened. OnaFridaynight,apooryoungartist'stoodatthegateofthesubwaystation,playinghisviolin.Manypeoplesloweddowntheirpaces-andputsomemoneyintothehatoftheyoungman. Thenextday,theyoungartistcametothegateofthesubwaystation,andputhishatonthegroundgracefully.Differentfromthedaybefore,hetookoutalargepieceofpaperandlaiditonmegroundandputsomestonesonit.Beforelong,theyoungviolinist,wassurroundedwithpeople,whowereallattractedbythewordsonthatpaper.Itsaid,"Lastnight,agentlemannamedGeorgeSangputanimportantthingintomyhatbymistake.Pleasecometoclaimitsoon."Seeingthis,itcausedagreatexcitementandpeoplewonderedwhatitcouldbe.Afterabouthalfanhour,amiddle-agedmanranthereinahurryandrushedthroughthecrowdtotheviolinistandgrabbedhisshouldersandsaid,"Yes,it'syou.Youdidcomehere.Iknewthatyou'reanhonestmanandwouldcertainlycomehere"Theyoungviolinistaskedcalmly,“AreyouMr.GeorgeSang?"Themannodded.Theviolinistasked,"Didyoulosesomething?""Lottery,it’slottery,"saidtheman.TheviolinisttookoutalotteryticketonwhichGeorgeSang'snamewasseen."Isit?"heasked.Georgenoddedpromptlyandseizedthelotteryticketandkissedit,andthenhedancedwiththeviolinist.Thestoryturnedouttobethis:GeorgeSangisanofficeclerk.Heboughtalotteryticketissuedbyabankafewdaysago.Theawardsopenedyesterdayandhewonaprizeof$500,000.Sohefeltveryhappyafterworkandfeltthemusicwassowonderful,thathetookout50dollarsandputinthehat.Howeverthelotteryticketwasalsothrownin.TheviolinistwasastudentatanArtsCollegeandhadplannedtoattendadvancedstudiesinVienna.Hehadbookedtheticketand!wouldflythatmorning.Howeverwhenhewascleaninguphefoundthelotteryticket.Thinkingthattheownerwouldreturntolookforit,hecancelled-theflightandcamepacktowherehewasgiventhelotteryticket. Latersomeoneaskedtheviolinist:"Atthattimeyouwereinneededtopaythetuitionfeeandyouhadtoplaytheviolininthesubwaystationeverydaytomakethemoney.Thenwhydidn'tyoutakethelotteryticketforyourself?"Theviolinistsaid,"AlthoughIdon'thavemuchmoney,Ilivehappily;butifIlosehonestyIwon'tbehappyforever." 93.Wheredidthepooryoungartistplaytheviolin?HeplayedhisviolininNewYork. 94.Whatattractedthepeople,themusicorthewordsonthepaper? . 95.WhatdidGeorgeSangputintotheyoungartist'shatonFriday? Heput intothehat. 96.WhydidtheyoungartistcanceltheflighttoVienna?Becausehe. 97.Theyoungartistdidn'tneedmoney,didhe?________,.98.Whatcanwelearnfromtheyoungartist?.金山區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題):(12分)ThisletterwassenttoanewspaperinGermany.13OctoberDearEditorIamwritingtoaskwhathashappenedtoouryouth.Theyarenotaspolite,hard-workingorcleverasmygeneration.Iwillgiveyoutwoexamples.LastFriday,Igotontheundergroundat9.15a.m.Itwasverybusysotherewerenofreeseats.Thereweresometeenagerssittingontheseatsnearestme.Idon’tknowwhytheywerenotatschool.Theyweretalkingloudlyandlaughing.Itwasdifficulttoreadmynewspaperwithallthenoise.Aheavilypregnant(懷孕的)womanandherdaughtergotonatthenextstop,withlotsofshoppingbags.Iexpectedtheteenagerstoletthemsitdown.Theysawthewomanbutdidnothing.Ihadtoaskthemtogiveheraseat.Theyreluctantly(勉強(qiáng)地)didsobutgavemearudelook.Igotoffatthenextstopandwasgladthattheteenagersdidn’tfollowme.LastSaturday,Ihaddinnerwithmyfriend’sfamily.Iwaslookingforwardtomeetinghischildren,whoIhadn’tseenfortenyears.Duringdinner,westartedtalkingaboutworldpolitics.Itsoonbecameclearthattheydidn’tknowmuch.Theycouldn’ttellmethenameoftheKingofSpainorthePresidentofItaly.Alltheyknewaboutwastheinternetandwhichsingerswerethemostbeautiful.Inmyday,studentsknewthekings,queensandpresidentsofeverycountryinEurope.IworryaboutthefutureofGermany.Howcouldtheseyoungpeoplebecomeresponsibleworkersandparents?TheysitaroundMcdonald’safterschoolinsteadofgoingtothelibrarylikeIdidattheirage.Maybetheyhavetoomuchmoney.Perhapsanotherreadercangiveusanideaaboutwhattodowiththis‘lostgeneration’.FranzVogtsHamburg93.Whowasthelettersentto?Itwassentto____________ofanewspaperinGermany.94.HowdidMr.VogtstravellastFriday?Hetravelled______________________________________.95.Duringthedinner,thechildrenseemedtoknowmuchaboutpolitics,didn'tthey?____________,______________________________________.96.WhatistheMr.Vogts'worry?_________________________________________isMr.Vogts'worry.97.WhatdidMr.Vogtsdoafterschoolwhenhewasyoung?___________________________________________________.98.Whatdoyouthinkyourgeneration?Why?___________________________________________________.靜安區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)OnDecember23,2022,NiuNiuheldapianorecital(獨(dú)奏會)atthenationalGrandTheater.Asaneleven-year-oldboy,hebecametheyoungestpianistevertoperformaconcertatthetheater.NevertooyoungtolearnNiuNiuwasbornintoamusicalfamilyinXiamen.HisfatherZhangwasapianoteacher.NiuNiugrewuplisteningtohisfather'sstudentplayingthepiano.Atjustthreeyearsold,NiuNiuaskedhisfathertoteachhimtoplay,too."IgaveNiuNiusomesheetmusic(活動樂譜)andhelpedhimfindtheeightnotes(琴鍵)whenhefirstplayedthepiano.Tomysurprise,heplayednearly80percentcorrect,"saidthefather.Heusedtothinkthat3yearsoldistooyounganagetolearnpiano,butNiuNiuchangedhismind.HecontinuedtoallowNiuNiutowatchhisteachingofotherstudentsandgavehimmoresheetmusictoplay.PlayingforfunZhangstartedteachingNiuNiustandardpianolessonswhenhewasfour.Unlikemanyotherpianoteachers,Zhangdidn’tinsistthatNiuNiuplaystrictlywiththecorrectfingerpositioning(指法).Hesaidthatthestrictfingerpositioningwouldrobsomekidsoffunofplaying.SoNiuNiucouldplayinhisownway.Hecouldplaythetonesuccessfully.ButNiuNiuwasrequiredtoplaythemusicwithoutlookingatthesheetmusic.Nowhecanmemorizeabout80pages.RisingtofameIn2022,attheageof6,NiuNiusuccessfullyheldasoleconcert(獨(dú)唱音樂會)inhishometownXiamen.Attheageof8,hegaveaperformanceattheInternationalPianoFestivalinFrance.Attheageof10,NiuNiuplayedinLondonandhisperformancewaspraisedbyPrinceCharles.Lastyear,thisyoungpianistpublishedhisfirstalbum(專輯)“NiuNiuPlaysMozart”andover10,000copieshavebeensoldintheworld.WeareverygladtoseeayoungChinesepianistrisinginthemusicworld.93.HowoldwasNiuNiuwhenheperformedaconcertattheNationalGrandTheater?___________________________________________________________________________94.NiuNiu’sfatherZhangwasn’tapianoteacher,washe?____________________________________________________________________________95.WhatdidNiuNiu’sfatherfeelwhenNiuNiuplayednearly80percentofthesheetmusiccorrect?_____________________________________________________________________________96.ShouldNiuNiuplaythepianowiththecorrectfingerpositioningorinhisownway?____________________________________________________________________________97.InwhichyearwasNiuNiu’sperformancepraisedbyPrinceCharles?____________________________________________________________________________98.WhatdoyouthinkofZhang’swayofteachinghissonNiuNiu?Why?_____________________________________________________________

盧灣區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)Greenisanimportantcolorinnature.Itisthecolorofgrassandtheleavesontrees.Itisalsothecolorofmostgrowingplants.Sometimes,thewordgreenmeansyoung,freshandgrowing.Sometimes,itdescribessomethingthatisnotyetripe(成熟)orfinished.Forexample,agreenhornissomeonewhohasnoexperience,whoisnewtoasituation.Inthefifteenthcentury,agreenhornwasayoungcoworoxwhosehorns(角)hadnotyetdeveloped.Acenturylater,agreenhornwasasoldierwhohadnotyethadanyexperienceinbattle.Bytheeighteenthcentury,agreenhornhadthemeaningithastoday—apersonwhoisnewinajob.Someonewhohastheabilitytogrowplantswellissaidtohaveagreenthumb.Theexpressioncomesfromearly1900s.Apersonwithagreenthumbseemstohaveamagictouchthatmakesplantsgrowquicklyandwell.Youmightsaythewomannextdoorhasagreenthumbifhergardencontinuesgrowinglongafteryourplantshavedied.TheGreenRevolutionisthenamegivensomeyearsagotothedevelopmentofnewkindsofriceandothergrains.Thenewplantsproducedmuchlargercrops.TheGreenRevolutionwastheresultofhardworkbyagricultural(農(nóng)業(yè)的)scientistswhohadgreenthumbs.Greenisalsothecolorusedtodescribethepowerfulfeeling,jealousy(嫉妒).Thegreen-eyedmonsterisnotafrighteningcreature(生物)fromouterspace.Itisanexpressionfirstlyusedabout400yearsagobyBritishwriterWilliamShakespeareinhisplay"Othello".Itdescribestheunpleasantfeelingapersonhaswhensomeonehassomethinghewants.Ayoungmanmaysufferfromthegreen-eyedmonsterifhisgirlfriendbeginsgoingoutwithsomeoneelse.93.Whatdoesagreenhornnowreferto?94.Isthepersonwithagreenthumbgoodatgrowingplants?95.Whoworkshardandhelpstodevelopnewkindsofriceandothergrains?96.Peopledon'tusegreentodescribepeople'sfeeling,dothey?97.Whenwastheexpression"thegreen-eyedmonster"probablyfirstlyused?98.Whatkindofpersonwiththegreen-eyedmonsterdoyouthinkhe/sheis?閔行區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)AnnalivedonthesideofavalleyinAustralia.Althoughshewaspoor,shewasalwayshelpful.Onewinter,therewasaverybigflood,andalotofhouseswerewashedaway.Anna’shousewashighenoughtoescapetheflood.So,whenthewaterhaddisappeared,herehousewasnotdamaged.However,Anna’shousewasquitesmallandtherewereonlytwolittlebedrooms.Herhusbanddiedofillnesswhentheirfourchildrenwereveryyoung.But,Annasharedherhousewithoneofthefamiliesthathadlosteverythingintheflooduntilitwaspossibleforthemtorebuildtheirownhouse.Anna’sfriendswereverypuzzledwhentheysawAnnadothis.TheycouldnotunderstandwhyAnnawantedtogiveherselfsomuchmoreworkandtroublewhenshehadsomanychildrentosupport.Lifewouldbeevenharderwhenanotherfamilyjoinedthem.“Well,”Annaexplainedtoherfriends,“30yearsago,awomaninthetownwhereIthenlivedinGermanyfoundherselfverypoor,becauseherhusbandhadbeenkilledinthewar,andshehadalotofchildren,asIhavenow.”ThedaybeforeChristmas,thewomansaidtoherchildren,“Wewon’thavemuchforChristmasthisyear,soIamgoingtogetonlyonegiftforallofusandIamsurewewillallbegladtohaveit.NowI’llgoandgetit.”Shecamebackwithalittlegirlwhowasevepoorerthanthey,andwhohadnoparents.“Hereisourgift,”shesaidtoherchildren.“Thechildrenwereveryexcitedandhappytogetsuchagift.Theywelcomedthelittlegirl,andshegrewupastheirsister.IwasthatChristmasgift.”93.WasAnna’shousewashedawayinthebigflood?,.94.HowmanypeoplewerethereinAnna’sfamily?.95.HowdidAnna’sfriendsfeelwhenshesharedherhousewithahomelessfamily?They.96.WheredidAnnalive30yearsago?.97.WhowasoncegivenasaChristmasgifttoapoorfamily?.98.WhydidAnnaliketohelpthepoor?.浦東新區(qū)初三英語第一學(xué)期期末質(zhì)量抽查試卷Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)：(12分)IlostmychildhoodtoHarryPotter.TomFeltonAfternearlytenyears,theHarryPotterbandwagon(熱潮)isgoingtoend.Andfortheyoungstarswhohavespenthalftheirlivesfilmingthemovie,thepainofsayinggoodbyecouldnotbegreater.ButthereareseveralthingsTomFeltonalsoknownasHarry'sschoolnemesis(復(fù)仇者)DracoMalfoyislookingforwardto.Andfromthemomentyouseehim,itisclearwhy."Forthepasttenyearswehaven'thadmuchfreetimetodootherthings.Icertainlyhaven'thadmuchfreetimetokeepmyownhaircolor,orlieinthesun,ordoanythingwithonlyalittledangerlike