中考英語練習

第三冊第一單元詞匯部分

1.Rescueworkerssurvivorsoutoftheruinsofthechurch.

A.tookB.hauledC.putD.dragged

2.Thecollegestudenthisordinaryincomebywritingsome

essays.

A.addedB.increasedC.supplementedD.improved

3.Tobaccosmokeisviewedasaseriouspollutant.

A.insideB.outsideC.outdoorD.indoor

4.Mr.Smithusedtotheflowerswithwaterintheafternoon.

A.sprayB.splashC.spitD.split

5.Shedecidedtoherstudiesaboardafterobtainingherfirstdegree.

A.finishB.pursueC.gainD.continue

6.Theeditorhasthebookwithblack-and-whitephotographs.

A.explainedB.describedC.elaboratedD.illustrated

7.TheincreasedtensionintheMiddleEasthasanoilcrisisinthe

world.

A.generatedB.inventedC.createdD.formed

8.Tomisapplyingfortwootherjobsasanagainstbeingrejected

bythisone.

A.preventionB.escapeC.insuranceD.guard

9.Hemajorsintelecommunications,butheisalsointerestedin

Shakespear'splays,sohe

inliterature.

A.studiesB.minorsC.readsD.chooses

10.Sometimesitisanimportantmeansinthebusinesscompetitionto

___thepriceof

Commodities.

A.fallB.shrinkC.decreaseD.lower

11.Heseemspoor,butIthathehasquitealotofmoney.

A.expectB.doubtC.suspectD.wonder

12.Itisestimatedthatthemilitaryexpenditurewillexceedthefinancial_

ofthenation.

A.budgetB.incomeC.sourceD.plan

13.Manychildrennowadayscan'tthetemptationofMcDonald's.

A.preventB.refuseC.rejectD.resist

14.Thesenewly-designedwillappearontheexhibitionnext

month.

A.equipmentB.devicesC.machineryD.setting

15.Theymakeabigfromsellingwastematerialtotextilefactories.

A.interestB.fortuneC.profitD.sum

Key1-5BCDAB6-10DACBD11-15CADBC

第三冊第二單元詞匯部分

1.A_tothisproblemisexpectedtobefoundbeforelong.

A.resultB.responseC.settlementD.solution

2.Hemadeapredictionthatbusinesswouldimprovethenextyear.

A.confidentialB.confidentC.confideD.confidant

3.,asthegovernmentwasattackingAmericanpolicy,

Americanjeansandvediocassetteswerethehottestitemsinthestallsof

themarket.

A.InitiallyB.presumablyC.IronicallyD.Automatically

4.TheofthebattleWaterlooisinBelgium.

A.areaB.positionC.spotD.site

5.HewassenttoWashingtononadiplomatic.

A.employmentB.excursionC.missionD.duty

6.ThePrimeMinisterisdeterminedtoagoodrelationshipwith

thecountry.

A.forgiveB.forgeC.arrangeD.motivate

7.Mr.Thompsongaveallthedocumentofhisgrandfathertothe

publiclibraryaccordingtohisgrandfather'swill.

A.historicalB.historicC.practicalD.organic

8.Thenewgovernmentsistryingtoitspeoplepovertywith

internationalhelp.

A.expose...to...B.present...with...C.liberate...with...D.

insure...against...

9.HewishedMr.Walesasuccessintheofhishighlyimportant

mission.

A.achievementB.exploitsC.accomplishmentD.

performance

10.Thenewpostmanthroughthemist,tryingtofindtheright

house.

A.broughtB.sawC.observedD.peered

11.Onehundredsoldierswerereleasedbythefederalarmy.

A.capturedB.tobecapturedC.capturingD.beingcaptured

12.ThepolicesaidtheirwerearousedbecauseMr.Owenshad

othermarksonhisbody.

A.beliefsB.suspicionsC.convictionsD.credits

13.Althoughtheyplanttreesinthisarea,thetopofsomehillsarestill

A.bareB.vacantC.nakedD.blank

14.In1914,anapparentlyinsignificanteventinaremotepartofEastern

EuropeEuropeintoagreatwar.

A.insertedB.imposedC.pitchedD.plunged

15.Somediseasesarebycertainanimals.

A.transplantedB.transformedC.transportedD.transmitted

Key1-5DBCDC6-10BACCD11-15ABADD

BookIIIunit3

1.Therichandthepowerfulseparatedthemselvesfromthe

consequencesofindustrialgrowthbymovingawayfromthefactory

areastothemoreandlesspollutedcountryside.

A.tranquilB.transmitC.translateD.transform

2.Aspeopleidentitytheirownproblemsandbeginto

theconditionsthatcontributetotheproblems,they

candevelopstrategiesthatareappropriatefortheirownculture,time

andplace.

A.knowB.analyzeC.understandD.realize

3.ThenumberofvisitorsfrompartsofScotlandnotincludingthe

Edinburghareawas,infact,relativelysmall(19%),andexceededthe

numberofoverseasvisitors(16%).

A.byalargemarginB.onalargemarge

C.byasmallmarginD.onasmallmarge

4.TheearlySpaniardsestablishedachainofmissions(傳教團)to

thelocalpopulationalongtheSanAntonioRiver.

A.adviceB.suggestC.persuade

D.civilize

5.Thecontroversysurroundingtheeffectsofmodemfarmingmethods

onthelandscapehascreatedbitterconflictbetween

farmingandenvironmentalinterestsinrecentyears.

A.ruralB.agriculturalC.countryD.city

6.Itwascommonpracticethenthatwhenthestoreownerswantedtogo

onvacationtheysimply.

A.closetoB.closeupC.closeinD.closeon

7.NewDelhi,builtbytheBritishearlylastcentury,callsupmemoriesof

adifferentwithitswideavenues（林蔭道），beautiful

gardensandgrandbuildings.

A.periodB.ageC.eraD.epoch

8.Tomakeabirthdaycard,youcansimplycutoutsomefunnyorpretty

picturesfrommagazines,themontoapieceofcard

andthenwriteyourmessageinside.

A.glueB.attachC.putD.paste

9.Shepickedupthereceiverand,askingthecallerto

holdon,wentofftellJackthathewaswantedonthephone.

A.withoutsomuchasB.withoutnotsomuchas

C.withoutasmuchasD.withoutnotasmuchas

10.Torelaxhimselfforalittlewhile,herosefromthecomputerdesk,

walkedacrosstheroomtowardsthewindowandstretchedbotharms

upwardsand.

A.walkwayB.sidewaysC.leanD.sideway

1l.Thedemonstratorsthestreetswithburningtyresand

threwstonesatthepolicewhoweretryingtoscatterthemwithwater

cannon.

A.barricadeB.barricadedC.blockD.build

12.ThenextgenerationWalkmanwillhaveapairofsmallloudspeakers

fittedinside,whichyoueasilyyourcomputer'ssound

card.

A.hookuponB.hookupinC.hookuptoD.lookupto

13.Approximatelyhalfamillionpeopledieintrafficaccidentseveryyear

anditisalmostalwayspossibletotracethecausesofatrafficaccident

backtosomeformofhuman.

A.errorB.mistakeC.faultD.wrong

14.Thisisdesignedtoshowataglancehowmanyrooms

havebeenrentedoutandhowmanyarestillavailable.

A.formB.graphC.tableD.chart

15.glorioussunshine,theboundless（無邊無際的）stretch

ofcomfieldslookedanimpressivesight.

A.BathedonB.BathedinC.BathedupD.Bathedto

Unit4

1.Oneofthedifferencesbetweenabulletandaisthat

groundcontrolcanchangethecourseofthelatterwhileitisstillin

flight.

A.marketB.rocketC.planetD.sattelite

2.Thesafedisposalofwasteisalegalrequirementratherthanan

industyrelyingonconsumerchoice,somost

disposalcompanieswillnotbethreatenedbythe

economic

recession（衰退）.

A.garbageB.garageC.

3.Tomyknowledge,thepersonnelinthiscompanyworkonthe

eight——hoursystem.Theystartworkat8a.m.andat5

p.m.withanhour'slunchbreak.

A.knockintoB.knockoffC.knockoverD.knockup

4.Theinstrumentpanel（控制板）ofthewashingmachinelooksquite

,butalltheswitchesareneatlymarked.

A.complexB.complicateC.complicatedD.bad

5.Whenweplanttrees,weshouldconsiderthesuitablityofspeciesor

varietyfortheinwhichitistobegrown.

A.locateB.locatedC.positionD.locality

6.Afterreadingthenewsabouther,thepopstarthe

reporterviolentlyformakingupthestoryandspreadingtherumors

（謠言）.

A.cursedB.causeC.courseD.shout

7.Halfwaythroughourrock'n'roll（搖滾舞）party,a

neighbortocomplainaboutthenoiseweweremaking.

A.comenearB.camearoundC.comearoundD.camenear

8.Toeveryone'sdisappointment,afterthewaspromotedto

thetoppost,sheabusedherpower.

A.dutyB.representC.deputyD.tutor

9.Itwasamazingthattheyoungmancouldtherefrigerator

upthestepsonhisown.

A.haveB.behaveC.honeyD.heave

10.Frankmadehiswaytothedoorandwasabouttocloseitwhenhe

strangepackagelyingoutsidethedoor.

A.catchsightofB.caughtsightof

C.catchholdofD.caughtholdof

1l.Thesolarsystemisastableofplanets,cometsanddebris

（碎片）orbitingthesun,anditisprobablyoneofmanysuchorbiting

systemsintheuniverse.

A.arrangementB.arrangec.arrangableD.arrangefor

12.Somethingseemedtohavegotintomylefteye;Ia

fewtimestryingtogetridofitbutjustcouldn't.

A.blinkB.blinkedC.blinkieD.blind

13.Allianceswithneighboringyribesareveryimportant,becausesmall

communitiescanbeextremelyvulnerablewhentheyhave

todealwithemergencies.

A.lonelyB.aloneC.isolatedD.separate

14.Needlesstosay,people,too,havemany

opportunitiestojoininteamorindividualsports,andwithsomesports

theycanevenparticipatewithable—bodiedpeople.

A.disableB.ableC.enableD.disabled

15.Themangerissoarbitraryandself-centeredthatheoftenmakes

ruderemarksotherpeople'sfeelings.

A.regardlessofB.despiteC.regardlesstoD.without

regardless

BookThreeUnitFive

1.Thecookputthemeatonaplate,itwithsaltandpepper,

wrappeduptheplateinaluminumfoilandthenplaceditintheoven

toroast.

AspringBsprinkledCtwinkledDsparkled

2.Everywakingmomentwetalktoourselvesaboutthethingswe

experienced.Ourself-talk,the

thoughtswecommunicatetoourselves,controlthewaywefeel

andact.

AoutofturnBontheturnCturninDinturn

3.Johnmadeeveryonelaughwhenhegotthewordsandreferred

tohimselfas“myhusband'swife.”

AreservedB.reversedCpreservedDdeserved

4.Youcan'tliveaperfectdaywithoutdoingsomethingforsomeone

whowillperhapsneverbeabletoyou.

AreplayBrepayCpayDpaid

5.BecausetheEarthisasphere,sailorsonlycanviewother

shipstoadistanceofabout13milesbeforethoseshipsseemto

disappearintothehorizon.

AatseaBgotoseaCbyairDonthe

air

6.Johnsonhasworkedinalawfirmformanyyears.Youcanconsider

havinghimasyourlawyertoactwhenyouneedlegalhelp.

AonyourbehalfBbyhalvesChalfthebattleDon

behalfof

7.Onetendstobelievewhateveronerepeatstooneselfsufficientlyoften,

whetherthebetrueorfalse.

AstatementBsettlementCinvestmentD

astonishment

8.Whatpeopledo,think,andfeelmaydependgreatlyonthe

conditionsinwhichtheirbehavioroccurs.

AspeciesBspecificCsacrificeDspice

9.ThinkingaboutthemovieClockstoppers,Iwonderingwhat

theworldwouldlooklikeifyoucouldstoptime.

AgottoBwentafterCgotbyDwent

for

10.1don'tknowwhatmyroommateisuptobecausehedoeseverything

,eitherwhenIamawayorwhenIamasleep.

AinserviceBinamessCinadditionDin

secret

1l.Foreconomicreasons,shipbuildershavedesignedvesselsthecanbe

loadedandinaminimumamountoftimewithminimum

labor.

AunlockBundoCunloadD

uncover

12.Wehighprioritytomeetingthechallengesofeconomicand

environmentaldevelopmentintheregion.

AaccordBabroadCacrossD

accuse

13.Laugh,andtheworldlaughswithyou;,andyouweepalone.

AsweepBweepCweedD

weave

14.Janeneverhasanyholiday.Sheworks,toherdaughter,asif

therewasnotomorrow”.

AleakByieldCquoteD

quest

15.Anationaldebateisnowaboutthemannerinwhichweasa

societyshouldprotectournaturalresources.

AbythewayBallthewayCinawayDunder

way

BookThreeUnitSix

1.Onbrightspringdays,youcanseelovelybirdsamongthe

bushes.

AflutterBtrembleCshudderDflatter

2.Asadirectresultoftheeconomiccrisis,unemploymentisbecoming

moreinthiscountry.

AactualBactiveCacuteDacid

3.Ifasheetofglassofisloweredinthewaterandwithdrawn,some

waterwillitbuttherestwellbepulledbackintothemain

bodyofwater.

AcometoBtaketoCobjecttoDclingto

4.Amidroarsofapplause,sheconcludedherspeechandreturnedtoher

seat,leavingmanyofuswitheyes.

AstreamingBscreamingCsteamingD

stemming

5.Thewriterisbestknownforhisboldmixtureoffactandin

hisnovels.

AimagineBimaginableCfantasticDfancy

6.True,thisfootballteamiscomparativelyweak.Butitisabsolutely

wrongtoattheirattempttoqualifyfortheWorldCupFinals.

AmixBsmileCmockD

modest

7.MuchofoldBerlinwasdestroyedduringWorldWarIIbybombing

andbyhouse-to-housefightingattheendofthewar.

AfierceBfragileCfavoriteD

favorable

8.Nomatterhowgreatheis,noartistcouldbeexpectedtocompletea

everyday,oreveneveryyear.

AmastershipBheadmasterCmasteryD

masterpiece

9.Ididn'treallylikethebook.Manyofthetalestoldinitwerepure

ortoowildtobebelievable.

AsenseBnonsenseCsensitiveD

sensibility

10.Birdsusenestsforsleepingonlyduringthebreedingseason.Forthe

restoftheyear,birdssleepinbushes,onthebranches,inholesintrees,

andevenontheground.

AemptyBbearCbareD

bore

1l.Itissaidthecorporationhasalreadyanumberofexpenditures

fromthetotalcost;yetitstillrunsashighas300milliondollars.

AabstractBsubstitutedCsubtractedD

absorbed

12.PlayingtricksonothersonthefirstdayofAprilisacustomamong

Europeanpeoples.InEnglish-speakingcountriestheofsuch

jokesiscalledanAprilFool.

AvictimBvictoriousCvictoryD

vicious

13.Hehadafavoritesongheusedtosingtousintheolddays—"It'sa

toTellaLie“一andIshallalwaysassociateitwithhim.

AsinBcrimeCsuicideD

assassinate

14.1doprefertowearsmartclothesforwork;it'sstillnoteasyfor

womeninbusinesstobetakenseriously—Iliketo.

AlookoutBlookthepartClookintoD

lookthrough

15.Makesurethattheprojectiscompletedontime;,Iamnot

muchconcerned.

AamongtherestBtakearestCatrestD

fortherest

BookThreeUnitFive

1—5BDBBA6—10AABAD

11—15CABCD

BookThreeUnitSix

1—5ACDAD6—IOCADBC

11—15CAABD

Unit7

1.Mrs.Smithhasmadeatocontribute10,000dollarstothe

ChildreninNeedcharitycampaign.

A.pledgeB.complaintC.guaranteeD.

revenge

2.Hehasafewfriendsthathecantrust,friendsthatwillunderno

circumstanceshim.

A.believeB.betrayC.assistD.distrust

3.Britainimportsover100,000birdseachyear,but20,000diein

A.transformationB.transitC.translationD.

transparent

4.Allthelightssuddenlyandthehousewasplungedinto

darkness.

A.wentawayB.wentinC.wentoffD.went

UP

5.Agustofwindknockedhimandhefellfacedowninthe

mud.

A.onbalanceB.offbalanceC.inbalanceD.by

balance

6.''IfI'mgoingtoweedthegarden,who'sgoingtodothe?”

"Thewashingmachineofcourse.”

A.laundryB.shoppingC.swimmingD.toil

7.Goodsatwarehouseclubs.Wheremembersareallowedtobuyat

wholesaleprices,aremuchcheaperthaninstores.

A.groceryB.bargainC.retailD.

D.I.Y.

8.Insideallwasin,drawerspulledout,shoesandboots

scattered.

A.disorderB.orderC.placeD.

mess

9.Hefeltconfidentthathecouldovercomehisandachieve

stillgreatersuccess.

A.imaginationsB.fulfillmentsC.faultsD.

limitations

10.Anadditional$100millionwillbespentontherebuildingofthe

poorestofthecityoverthenextfiveyears.

A.suburbB.sectionC.areaD.

residence

1l.Hehischairbackwardsandputhisfeetuponhisdesk

whilehewastalkingonthephone.

A.tiltedB.tendedC.spoiltD.

split

12.Angeladidn'trespondtoGavin'scharmssohehis

affectionstoherbestfriendLucy.

A.transplantedB.transformedC.transferredD.

transported

13.Prematurebirthisthreetimesmorelikelyfortwinsandat

36to38weeksisnormal.

A.pregnancyB.deliveryC.birthD.

deliver

14.Itisbeautifulmeat,veryandtender--thebestground

beefyoucanget.

A.deliciousB.sweetC.leanD.

mean

15.WhydoTVcamerasalwaysseemtoonthemost

attractivewomenintheaudience?

A.continueB.compromiseC.striveD.

linger

ANSWER:1-5ABBCB6-10ACADB11-15

ACBCD

Unit8

1.Agreencardisaregistrationcard,originallygreen,grantinganalien

permanentintheUnitedStates.

A.residenceB.certificationC.residentD.

district

2.ItwasMarx'sideasthatcommunism.

A.givewaytoB.givebirthtoC.giveinforD.

giv