北京市八年級（下）期中考試英語試卷

北京市第四中學(xué)2021-2022學(xué)年八年級下學(xué)期期中英語試題學(xué)校:姓名：班級：考號：一、單項選擇1．MyparentsandIwatchCCTVnews7p.m.everyday.A．a(chǎn)tB．onC．inD．to2．highschoolstudentsentercollegesinChinaeveryyear.A．TenmillionB．MillionsofC．TenhundredD．Hundredsof3．Emilyhasasweettooth,she’snevergotatoothache.A．a(chǎn)ndB．soC．butD．or4．—IthinkMonkeyKingisoneofcartoonsIhaveeverwatched!—Yes.It’salsomyfavourite.A．humorousB．morehumorousC．mosthumorousD．themosthumorous5．Adeleisanexcellentsinger.Hervoicebeautiful.A．looksB．smellsC．tastesD．sounds6．—MayIspeaktoJohn?—Sorry,heGuangzhou.Buthewillbebacktomorrow.A．hasbeentoB．hasgonetoC．havebeentoD．havegoneto7．TooCoolToKillisafunnyfilm.Iittwice.A．seeB．sawC．willseeD．haveseen8．DavidhasworkedinthiscompanysincehetoBeijing.A．comesB．hascomeC．cameD．iscoming9．—youtheyogaclubyet?—No,Ihaven’t.Iprefertoplaytennis.A．Do;joinB．Did;joinC．Will;joinD．Have;joined10．Ithedressforayear.Itisnotanewone.A．hadB．havehadC．boughtD．havebought11．—Amy,youlookpaleandtired.What’swrong?—Iwelllastnight.A．don’tsleepB．didn’tsleepC．wasn’tsleepingD．haven’tslept12．—I’veenteredawritingcompetition.ButIamnotgoodatastory.Couldyouhelpme?—Noproblem.A．settingupB．makingupC．puttingupD．takingup二、其他LastmonthmyfamilyandItravelledtoEgypt.WewenttotheGreatPyramids.TheywerebuiltforthekingsofancientEgypt.Afterakingwas,peopleputhiminsideapyramid.Theybelievedthattheirkingwouldliveanewlifeinapyramid.Theyputmanyoftheking’sthingsinthepyramid,becausetheythoughtthekingwouldneedtheminhisnewlife.WetriedtoreadtheancientlanguageofEgypt.Thelanguageismadeupofsomesmallpictures.ofuscouldunderstandthesepicturesuntilatourguidetoldusthemeaning.13．A．deadB．death14．A．NoneB．AnyoneWangYapingisthefirstfemaleastronauttoenterTiangongspacestation.Wang’sspacedreamstartedin2003,whenChinasentitsfirstastronautYangLiweiintospace.Atthattime,WangwasapilotintheChinesearmy.Aftersafelyfor1,600hoursovernineyears,Wangwasastrongcandidate(候選人)tobecomeanastronautin2010.Shepushedherselfhard,gettingthesametrainingasmen.WangYapingwentalongwaybeforebecomingthefirstwomantoentertheTiangongspacestation.Sheagoodexampleforallwomenwhodreamofgoingtospace.15．A．flyB．flying16．A．setB．sets三、完形填空閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選擇最佳選項。Priceofamiracle(奇跡)Tess,aneight-year-oldgirl,whoheardhermomanddadtalkingaboutherlittlebrother,Andy.Allshecouldunderstandwasthatherbrotherwasvery17andherparentswerecompletelyoutofmoney.Sheheardherdadsaidtohertearful(含淚的)mother,“Onlyamiraclecansavehimnow.”Hearingthis,Tesswenttoherbedroomandbroughtoutherpiggybankfromitshidingplace.Shebrokeitand18allthatmoney.Shecarefullycountedit.Shetookasmallpurse,19coinsinitandslipped(溜走)outofbackdoorandmadeherwaytoadrugstore(藥店).Thepharmacist(藥劑師)wasbusyatthemoment.WhennoticingTess,heasked,“Whatdoyouwant?”Withoutwaitingforreplytohisquestion,hesaid,“Iambusy.Iamtalkingtomy20whomIhaven’tseenforages.”Tessansweredback,“Well,Iwanttotalktoyouaboutmybrother.Heisreallyreallysick...andIwantto21amiracle.”“Ibegyourpardon?”saidthepharmacist.Tesssaid,“HisnameisAndyandhehassomethingbadgrowinginsidehisheadandmydadsaysonlyamiraclecansavehimnow.Sohowmuchdoesamiraclecost?”“Wedon’tsellmiracleshere,littlegirl.Iam22butIcan’thelpyou.”saidthepharmacistinasofteningvoice.Seeingallthis,thepharmacist’sbrotherbentdownandaskedTess,“Whatkindofmiracledoesyourbrotherneed?”“Idon’tknow.”Tessrepliedwith23inhereyes,“Ijustknowthatheisreallysickandmymommysaysthatheneedsanoperation(手術(shù)),butmydadcan’t24it,soIwanttousemymoney.”“Pleasedon’tcry.Howmuchdoyouhave?”heasked.Tessanswered,“Onedollarandelevencents.It’sallIhavebutIcangetsomemoreifIneedto.”Hesmiledandsaid,“Well,whatacoincidence(巧合).Adollarandelevencentsistheexact25ofamiracleforalittlebrother.”Thenhetookhermoneyinonehandandwiththeotherhandhetookherhandandsaid,“Takemetowhereyoulive.Iwanttoseeyourbrotherandmeetyourparents.Let’sseeifIhavethekindofmiracleyouneed.”Thatman,thepharmacist’sbrother,wasaveryfamousneurosurgeon(神經(jīng)外科醫(yī)生).Littlegirl’sbrotheroperationwascompletedwithoutanycostanditwasn’tlonguntilAndywashomeagainanddoingwell.Tess’smomanddadwereamazedtoseewhathadhappened.Buthermomsaid,“Thatoperation,I26howmuchitwouldhavecost.Itwasarealmiracle!”Tesssmiled,sheknewexactlyhowmuchamiraclecost—onedollarandelevencents—plusfaith(信念)ofalittlechild.17．A．sickB．poorC．seriousD．tired18．A．spentB．raisedC．collectedD．saved19．A．pickedB．placedC．threwD．mixed20．A．patientB．brotherC．customerD．friend21．A．buyB．sellC．borrowD．create22．A．surprisedB．interestedC．sorryD．upset23．A．hopeB．worryC．lightD．tears24．A．doB．takeC．makeD．a(chǎn)fford25．A．priceB．moneyC．valueD．meaning26．A．guessB．wonderC．believeD．think四、閱讀單選Steve’sinterestedinclassicalmusicandwantstoknowhowclassicalmusiciansbecamefamous,especiallyhowtheywrotethoseworld-famouspiecesofmusic.He’dliketofindoutmoreaboutclassicalinstrumentsaswell.Katelovesgoingtothetheatretoenjoylivedancingshows.Also,she’dliketoseedancingshowsbyfamousdancersshe’dheardabout.She’dliketotakeaphotowithherfavouritedancer.Jameslikeslearningaboutthepersonalexperienceofhisfavouritesingers,andalsothestoriesbehindtheirwell-knownsongs.Hehashisownband,andwantssomeadviceonhowtogiveaconcert(音樂會).Lucylikeslisteningtoallkindsofpopmusic,andwantstolearndifferentdancesinafunway.She’dliketohaveamusictourandbringsomethinghometoshowherfriends.TheCoreThisistheplaceformusicalhistorylovers.You’lllearnwhereyourfavouritesingers,musiciansandbandsgrewupanddiscoverhowtheywrotefamoussongs.Andyou’llfindoutsometipsonhowtoplayaninstrumentandgiveagoodconcert!TheMovingStudioGetyourbodymovinginthestudioandlearntomovewithdifferentkindsofmusicsuchassoulanddisco.Learnyourstepsfollowingourgreatdanceteachers,thenwatchyourshowsandbecomethestarinyourownvideowhichyoucantakeaway!27．Steve’sfavoritekindofmusicis.A．popmusicB．classicalmusicC．dancemusicD．discomusic28．Katewantsto.A．enjoylivedanceshowsB．startherownbandC．playtheviolinandthepianoD．learnaboutthegreatmusicians29．TheMovingStudioisthebestchoicefor.A．SteveB．KateC．JamesD．Lucy30．mayenjoythemselvesintheCore.A．SteveandKateB．KateandJamesC．SteveandJamesD．KateandLucyDearLondonBusLineCompany:IhaveaproblemwhichIwouldliketotalktoyouaboutandgetyouragreement.IwastoldtowritetothebusinessofficersafterIaskedaboutthistooneofyourticketpeople.Iampartofatravellingtheatergroup.Whilestudyingourperformanceplan,IrealizedthatIwillbegettingoffyourbuswithlittletimetosparetogettothetheater.Iwillbeperforminginfivedifferentcities.Therefore,Iwillhavetostayincosturme(表演服裝)throughoutmybusridesoIcanmakeittothetheaterintime.Istilldon’thavetimetoexitthebus,changeintocosturme,andgettothetheaterontime.Iwillbedressedlikeagiantstickofbutter.ThatisthecosturmeIwear.Ididn’twanttofrightentheotherpassengerswhenIcheckindressedasalargebutter.IplayMorris,thegiantbutter,inthisexcitingnewplayaboutthefoodbusiness.Thecosturmeiscompletelyflexible.Itbends(彎曲)whenIsitinyourcomfortableseatthatissoftasacloud.Onceseated,Iwilllooklikeanyotherpassengers,exceptforthetopofmyheadwhichisasquare,yellowpieceaboutfourincheshigherthananormalhead.It’sonlywhenIusetherestroomthatotherpassengerswillnoticeagiantbutterwalkingby.Ican’tchangeonthebus,asIneedhelpingettingthebuttercosturmeon(ithasoverfifty-sevenbuttons).Ithereforewouldhavetocheckindressedlikealargebutterandgetonthebusthisway.IwouldexitthebusdressedinmycosturmesoIcanmakeittotheperformanceontime.Whatdoyouthink?WillIbeallowedtodothis?IhavealwaysheardthatLondonBusLineCompanygoesoutofitswaytopleaseitspassengers.Thiswouldsurelyhelpme.OrIwouldmissthisplaybecauseIsimplycouldnotgetdressedintime.Ineedthiswork!Thankyouforbeingacompanythatcaresaboutitspassengers.Iamanxioustogetmyticketsnow.Respectfully,StuartBloom31．Thebiggestproblemthewriterwillhaveforhisperformanceisthat.A．thecosturmeisbigandheavyB．hehaslittletimetogettothetheaterC．hehastotraveltofivedifferentcitiesD．otherpassengersdon’tlikehiscosturme32．Accordingtotheletter,wecanlearnthat.A．otherpassengerswon’tnoticehimatallB．thewritercaresaboutotherpeople’sfeelingsC．theplaythewriterwillperformmustbeasuccessD．thebuscompanyhasneverpleaseditspassenger33．WhydoesthewriterdescribehiscosturmeinParagraph4?A．Toshowhowgreathelooksinhiscosturme.B．Toattractpeopletowatchhisplayatthetheater.C．Toexplainthathewon’tscareothersinhiscosturme.D．Totellthebuscompanyhowcomfortablethebusseatsare.34．Whatisthewriter’spurposeofwritingthisletter?A．Togiveinformationabouttheplayhewilltakepartin.B．Toproveit’scomfortabletowearacosturmeonthebus.C．Tosuggestthatpassengersshouldwearcosturmesonthebus.D．Toaskthebuscompanytoallowhimtowearhiscosturmeonthebus.Thereprobablyaren’tmanypeoplethroughouthistorywho’veneverlookedupatthemoonandwonderedjustwhatwasupthere.Thatbrightcircleintheskyhascertainlystoodforcountlessthingstomanydifferentpeopleforthousandsofyears.Butalthoughwe’venowseenitwithourowneyes,themoonisstillasfascinating(迷人的)asitalwayswas.In1865,FrenchauthorJulesVernedescribedhumankind’sfirstvisittoourlunarneighborinhisnovelFromtheEarthtotheMoon.Andsincethen,manyofushaveimaginedwe’dallbelivingonthemoonbynow.However,forseveralreasons,itwouldbealmostimpossibletomakelivingupthereareality.Butthatdoesn’tmeanthatthemoondoesn’thaveitsuses.Infact,aswepushfurtherandfurtherinourracetoexplorespace,it’sbelievedthatthemoonwillplayanimportantpartinhelpingusreachourgoal.Marsisanaverageof225millionkilometersfromtheEarth,anditwilltakeusabout162daystoreachtheRedPlanetonthefastestspaceship.Therefore,alunarbasemakesperfectsenseifwe’reevertosendpeopletoMars.Asthemoonisnowknowntobehometoice,it’sbelievedthatitcouldbeturnedintorocketfuel(燃料),allowingustoprepareforlongspacejourneys.Inthisway,itwillbepossibleforthemoontobecomeaway-stationandthereareplanstoturnitintoa“steppingstone”forhumanspaceexploration.Butinthemeantime,exploringthemoonisallowingustodiscovermoreaboutourownplanet.ScientistsbelievethataMars-sizedobjectcrashedintotheearth4.5billionyearsago.Theforceofthiscrashwassogreatthatitsentmaterialsfromtheearthandtheobjectflyingintospace.Someofthesematerialsstucktogethertomakethemoon,whilesomeprobablylandedonthemoonafteritwasformed.“Arecordofwhattheearlyearthwaslikeiskeptinrocksamples(樣本)fromthemoon,”NASAresearcherNatalieCurranwroteonherblog.“Theycangiveusclues(線索)towhattheearlyearth’scrust(地殼)andatmospherewerelike.”So,althoughwe’renotlivingonthemoonasmanythoughtwewouldbebynow,it’sstillasrelevant(相關(guān)的)tohumankindasiteverwas.Indeed,thishugerockinspaceislikeEarth’skey,bothtoourpastandourfuture.35．Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthat.A．fewpeoplelookedupatthemoonthroughouthistoryB．wearetryingtoexplorethemoontofindanewkindoffuelC．mostpeoplehavepicturedthemoonwouldbeourhomebynowD．theplanetMarsistoofarawayforspaceshipsofourtimetoreach36．Theunderlinedphrase“makesperfectsense”inParagraph4probablymeans.A．makingusfeelsureB．helpingusknowmoreC．playinganimportantroleD．speedingupthespaceships37．What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A．Themoonisthekeytoourfuture.B．Themooncanbeusedasagasstationinspace.C．Studyingthemoonmeansalottohumanbeings.D．Learningaboutthemoonistolearnabouttheearth.38．Thewriterprobablythinkstheexplorationofthemoonis.A．satisfyingB．challengingC．wonderfulD．valuableCartoonsplayanimportantpartinchildhood.Theyare,certainly,themostpopularentertainment(娛樂)forchildren,butalsomuchmorethanthat.Withthehelpofcartoons,kidscanlearnabouttheworldaroundus,aboutnewemotions,lifeandotherimportantthings.Asalittlegirl,IenjoyedwatchingDisneymoviesbasedonfairytales.Iremembertheytookmetotheworldofimagination,whereIwasaprincess,whowaswaitingforaPrinceCharmingtocomeandrescueme.MyfavouritefairytalewasSnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarfs.IwillneverforgethowexcitedIwaswhilemybrotherandIpreparedtogotothecinemawithourparentstowatchthiscartoonmovieforthefirsttime.SnowWhitehelpedmeinmanyways.OneofthemwasthefactthatIstartedlearningandpracticingmyEnglish,andIfinallyenteredtheInstituteforForeignLanguages.Today,havingchildrenofmyown,Ialwaysfindtimetositwiththemandwatchtheirfavouritecartoons.FromBabyTVchannel—fortheshortones,totheanimatedfeaturefilms(動畫長片),everythinghasitsvalue,andatthesametime,ithelpsmerememberallthesewonderfulthingsthatwelearnfromcartoons.Onecanneverbetoooldtowatchthem.Youngerchildrenlearnnewsounds,shapesandcolourswiththehelpofcartoons;theyalsogetincontactwithmusicinadifferentway.Watchingcartoonsinspires(激勵)kidstodanceandtalkinanew,imaginativelanguageonlyknowntothem.Parentsmustbetrulydelightedtoseethemsohappyandjoyful.Atanearlyage,childrenusuallydon’thavepatiencetolistentolongbedtimestoriesandtaleswereadtothem.Instead,theypreferwatchingshortcartoons.Inthatway,kidsimprovespeechandvocabularynotonlyintheirmothertongue,butinaforeignlanguageaswell.CartoonTVandDexterLaboratory,forexample,helpedmyyoungerbrotherstartspeakingEnglishwhenhewasonly6!Ofcourse,asisterhadhershareinthat,too.Aschildrengrowup,wetalkaboutthefeelingsandrelationshipscartoonsshowusinawaytheycanunderstand.Wealsoshowthemhowtodealwithcertainsituationsandpeople.So,childrencanlearnsomevaluablelifelessons.WithPeppaPigchildrenlearnhowtomakefriendsandfriendshipandhowtoacceptandappreciate(欣賞)ourdifferences.AnimatedmoviesbasedonfairytalesproducedbyDisney,PixarorDreamWorks,teachuslyingiswrongandthatweshouldalwayslistentoourconscience(良知)—amessagefromPinocchio.WithDumboandTheUglyDuckling,welearnthatit’sokaytobedifferentandtoacceptandloveourselves.Children,especiallyboys,areveryfondofPixarcartoonCars.Itismuchmorethananordinarycarrace.Itshowsthatitisnotallaboutwinningtherace.Someotherthingsaremoreimportant,suchastheraceitself,gettingtoknowtheroute(路線)andthefriendswemakealongtheway.KungFuPandahelpschildrendiscoverthereisno“secretrecipe(秘訣)”thatcanguarantee(保證)successinanything,orratherthattheyhavethatrecipeinsidethemselves—itistheirinnerstrength,determinationandwillthatdowhattheirheartandimaginationdesireinordertobewhattheytrulyare.Cartoonsarefullofpositive(積極的)lifemessages.We,asparents,havetorecognizeit,andtoshowourchildrenhowtounderstandsuchstories,especiallywhenthekidsarestilltooyoungtorealizetheirmeaning.Also,itisagoodideatowatchcartoonstogether.Thiswillhelptheentirefamilybondandbecomecloserthanbefore.Cartoonsactuallyencouragechildren’simaginationandcreativity.Soletthemtalkabouttheirfavouriteheroesorhelpthemdrawcartooncharacterssothatyouevencanfindandbringoutyourinnerchild.ThisisthebestwaytoconnectwithyourchildrenandexactlythethingPeterPantellsus.39．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Watchingcartoonsisoneofthemostpopularwaystohavefun.B．TheUglyDucklingtellsusthatourinnerstrengthdecideswhatweare.C．Cartoonswon’thelpchildrenlearnlanguageswithoutparents’guidance.D．Parentsshouldleadtheirchildrentounderstandthemessagesofcartoons.40．Whatdoyouknowaboutthewriteraccordingtothepassage?A．Sheisacartoonloverandherfamilybenefitalotfromcartoons.B．Sheisacaringmotherandalwaystalksaboutcartoonswithherchildren.C．Sheisafamouschildren’swriterandhascreatedmanycartooncharacters.D．SheisanEnglishlearnerandlearnsEnglishwithherparentsfromcartoons.41．WhichofthefollowingsentencescanbeputonthelineinParagraph4?A．Whatcartoonshaveevertouchedyoungerchildren?B．Whatchangesdocartoonsbringtoyoungerchildren?C．Whatshouldparentsdototeachtheirchildrenalesson?D．Whatcanyoungerchildrenlearnbywatchingcartoons?42．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．CartoonsTieOurFamilyB．CartoonsInfluenceUsAllC．Cartoons—MyBestFriendD．Cartoons—ImaginationofChildren五、閱讀回答問題Gettingagoodnight’ssleepisoneofthemostimportantthingsyoucandoforyouroverallhealthandwell-being.Ifyouarehavingtroublesleeping,you’reprobablygettingallkindsofdifferentadviceforhowtofixtheproblem.Amongthem,changingyourdailyroutinecanbeoneofthemostreliable(可靠的)tipsforbettersleep.Herearethewaystodoit.Gotobedandgetupatthesametimeeveryday.Usethesamesleepscheduleevenatweekends.Evenifyouhavetogotobedlateroccasionally(偶爾),stillgetupatyournormaltime.Whenyouralarmclockgoesoff,getuprightawayeveryday.Don’tlieinorsnooze(小睡).Considerallowinglesstimeforsleeping.Differentpeopleneeddifferentamountsofsleep.Ifyoutakelongerthan30minutestofallasleep,oroftenwakeupforlongperiodsduringthenight,youmaybeallowingtoomuchtimeforsleep.Youneeddeepcontinuoussleep,evenifit’sshorter,ratherthanshallowbroken-upsleep.So,ifyounormallysleep8hoursbetweenbedtimeandgettingup,tryreducingitby15minutes—bygoingtobedlaterorsettingyouralarmforearlier.Youmaybemoretiredforthefirstfewdays,butthatwillhelpyousleep.Afteraweek,ifyou’restillnotgoingtosleepquicklyorstayingasleep,reducethesleeptimebyanother15minutes.Continuereducingthesleeptimeby15minuteseachweek,untilyoucangotosleepquickly.Thenstickwiththisnewbedtimeandgettinguptime.Developasleeproutine(睡眠規(guī)律).Trydoingthesamestepseachnightbeforeyougotobed,toreadyyourselfforsleep.Consistency(一致性)isthekey.Foratrulysoothing(使人平靜的)evening,trythefollowingsteps:Putonsomesoftmusic,andinsteadofincandescent(白熾的)lights,lightseveralcandlesinyourlivingroomandinyourbedroom.Practicebreathingexercisesormeditation(冥想),focusingonrelaxingyourbody.Whenit’stime,putoutthecandlesasyoumakeyourwaytothebedroom.Yourhomewillgetdarkerlittlebylittleuntilthelastcandleisout.Considertakinganap.Whenyoufeeltheneedforanap,setyourtimerfor15minutes.Ifyou’rereadyforanap,youwillbeasleepinaminuteortwo.Whenthetimergoesoff,getupimmediately!Haveaglassofwater,andjumpbackintowork.Youwillfeelmuchmorerefreshed.閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答問題。43．Whatisoneofthemostimportantthingsyoucandoforyouroverallhealthandwell-being?44．Dopeopleneeddeepcontinuoussleeporshallowbroken-upsleep?45．Whatshouldwedotodevelopasleeproutineaccordingtothepassage?46．What’sthemainideaofthispassage?六、漢譯英：整句47．我以中國為榮。（proud）（漢譯英）48．在5點前完成這項工作是不可能的。（Itis+adj...）（漢譯英）49．迄今為止，玲玲已經(jīng)獲得了很多獎項。（prize）（漢譯英）50．停止吃快餐，因為它對你的健康有害。（stop,harmful）（漢譯英）51．昨天當(dāng)我讀到這個滑稽的故事時，我忍不住大笑起來。（can’thelp,funny）（漢譯英）七、材料作文52．每年的4月7日是世界健康日（WorldHealthDay）。假設(shè)你是李華，本周英語角討論的話題為：OurHealthyLife。作為組織者，你要結(jié)合自己的生活，圍繞中學(xué)生應(yīng)該擁有健康生活方式這一主題，從飲食、鍛煉、作息等方面談?wù)勛约旱淖龇ê腕w會。（詞數(shù)不少于50）提示詞：diet,vegetable,exercise,relax,confident提示問題：1.Whathabitsdoyouhavetokeephealthy?（Atleast2ways.）2.Howlonghaveyoukeptthem?3.Whatbenefits(益處)haveyougot?八、閱讀回答問題AfearworsethandeathItmaysurpriseyoualot,butit’sarecentscientificfinding—thebiggestfearformostpeopleisthefearofmakingaspeechinpublic.Morethanafearofspidersordeath,publicspeakingissomethingthatoftencausespeopletobreakoutintoacoldsweat,startshakinguncontrollably,andevenfeelasthoughtheyareabouttodie.Thesensationofstagefright(怯場)isbadenough,butwhat’sworseisthedamageitcandotoyourself-esteem(自尊心).Ifyouletitstopyou,yoursenseofselfgetssmallerandyourstagefrightgetsbiggerandmorepowerful.Manyjobs,classes,andsocialeventsrequireapersontobeabletodeliveragoodpublicspeech.Fortunately,thehardestpartofovercoming(克服)afearisgettingstarted.Onceapersondecidestogoforit,itcanbesurprisinghowquicklyfearcanmeltaway.Whatcanhelpusinthefaceoffearandbewillingtotakesomerisks?Sufficient(充足的)practiceofaspeechcanmakeabigdifferencetoovercomingstagefright.Mostpeopleareamazedathowcomfortabletheyaregivingapublicspeechoncetheyhaveproperlypreparedandpracticed.Practicingaspeechmanytimesreducesthefearo