2023-2024學年成都某學校初三年級上冊期中考試英語試題(含答案)

成都外國語學校2023-2024學年度上期期中考試

初三英語試卷

考前須知：

1,本試卷分第I卷（選擇題）和第n卷（非選擇題〕兩局部。

2.本堂考試120分鐘，總分值150分。

3.答題前考生務必先將自己的姓名學號填寫在答題卡上并使用2B鉛筆填涂。

4，考試結束后將答題卡交回。

Listeningtest（30scores）

I.Listento5sentencesandchoosethecorrectresponses.Eachsentencewillbereadtwice.(5scores)

1.A.Notreally.B.Welldone.C.Goodluck.D.Notabigdeal.

2.A.Sowhat?B.Goodidea.C.Ifsallright.D.Offyougo.

3.A.Goodfun.B.Nevermind.C.Allright.D.Pooryou.

4.A.Soundsgreat.B.Noway.C.Ofcourse.D.Notatall.

5.A.Thanksalot.B.Ihavenoidea.C.Idon,tthinkso.D.Havea

II.Listento5sentencesandchoosetherightpictureaccordingtowhatyou'veheardfromthetape.Each

sentencewillbereadtwice.(5scores)

ABCDE

6.7.8.9.10.

III.Listento10shortdialoguesandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Eachdialoguewillbereadtwice.

(10scores)

11.A.Hehasacold.B.Hehasatoothache.C.Hehasaheadache.D.Hehasafever.

D.Taking

12.A.Painting.B.Reading.C.Screaming.

13.A.4years.B.5years.C.6years.D.7years.

14.A.Classmates.B.Penpals.

C.Teacherandstudent.D.Brotherandsister.

15.A.At9:41.B.At9:45.C.At10:15.D.At10:11.

16.A.shy.B.short.C.humorous.D.outgoing.

17.A.David.B.David'smom.C.David'sbrother.D.David'sdad.

18.A.OnMainStreet.B.Behindthepostoffice.

C.Besidethebookstore.D.Infrontofthesupermarket.

19.A.Hewillstopstudying.B.Hewilldohomework.

C.Hewillgooutplaying.D.Hewillgowashingclothes.

A.Bysendingflowers.B.Bymakingacard.

20.

C.Bybuyingagift.D.Byhavingdinnertogether.

IV.Listentoapassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Thepassagewillbereadtwice.(5

scores)

21."FollowYourHeartisthenameof

A.awriterB.adreamC.abookD.asubject

22.Thefirststeptomakeyourdreamcometrueisto

A.rememberwhatyourdreamisB.studyhardtogetbetterexam

C.neverbeafraidofthebigdifficultiesresults

23.Abigdreamismadeupof________.D.dowhatyouwanttodostepby

step

A.manybigdreams

C.manydifferentdifficulties

Remailrlraamc

24.Thebiggestdifficultyontheroadtoyourdreamcomesfrom

A.yourselfB.yourfriendsC.yourparentsD.yourteachers

25.Youcanalsoonthewaytorealizeyourdream.

A.findmorefriendsB.savemoremoney

C.buymorebooksD.learnmoreskills

V.Listentoapassageandcompletethechartwithproperwords.Thepassagewillbereadthreetimes.(5

scores)

WritingaThank-youLetter

PurposeWritea__26__andsincerelettertoshowyourthankstoyourfriendsandrelatives.

____27____:

Buysomenicepaperorcards.

Decidewhethertotypetheletterortowriteitbyyourself.

Contents(內容):

Atthebeginning,showyourthankstothepersonforthegiftorservice.Inthemiddle,give

Suggestionsyour____28_____forhowyouplantouseorhowyouhaveusedthegiftorserviceand

thenexpressyourfeelingsonthegiftorservice.

Intheend,mentionthatyouare____29____theirnextvisit.

Signature(署名)：

Try“Love〃，“Yourstruly",or"Takecare“insteadoft6Sincerely，，toendyourletter

___30____.

ResultYourrelationshipwiththemwillstaypleasant.

WrittenTest(120scores)

PartA(60scores)

1.MultipleChoice.(10scores)

31.Humanshavetorealizeimportanceofprotectingtheenvironment.

A.aB.anC.theD.不填

32.一Howsmartthesportswatchis!

一Yes,itlookssmallbutitstorelotsofinformation.

A.canB.mayC.mustD.should

33.Afterthesoundofgunshots,thecrowdwereterriblyandbegantoscreamandescape.

A.upsetB.scaredC.excitedD.annoyed

34.MichaelwantstobeanastronautlikeYangLiweiisthefirstChineseastronauttostepinspace.

A.whoB.whoseC.whichD.where

35.——Howwonderfulthesingingcompetitionis!Iwonderourschoolwillholditnextyear.

一Ofcourse!Weholditeveryyear!

A.howB.whyC.whenD.whether

36.Daleusedtobeintocomputergames,buthe______hismindandwantstodosomethingmoremeaningful.

A.changedB.waschangingC.haschangedD.hadchanged

37.rdliketothenewlibrarywhichhasrecentlybeenbuiltnearmyhome.

A.takeupB.workoutC.lookupD.checkout

38.OnNewYear'sEve,asparklingcrystalballisseentothegroundbymillionsofpeople.Theprocess

takessixtyseconds.

A.dropsB.todropC.droppedD.dropping

39.Ourdreamwillcometruewedon'tgiveuptryingeasily.

A.evenifB.sothatC.aslongasD.assoonas

40.一IfeelsonervousbecauseIwasaskedtogiveaspeechinfrontoftheclass.

一.Youaregoodatitandnobodyisgoingtolaughorbenasty.

A.Welldone.B.Notreally.C.Idon'tthinksoD.It'snobigdeal.

II.Fillintheblankswithpropersentencesaccordingtotheconversation.(5scores)

A:HappyNewYear,Jane!

8:Thesametoyou,John.41

A:Resolution?Well,I'mgoingtobecomeagoodEnglishlearner.

9:Itisthesameastheoneyoumadelastyear.

A:42It'simportantfbraJuniorThreestudent.

B:43TheymeetafterschoolonTuesdaysandThursdays.

A:Greatidea!

B:Ofcourse.44AndsometimesyoucanwatchEnglishmoviesorevensingEnglishsongstogether.

A:ThatsoundsafunwaytolearnEnglish.

BIfyoudoso,youwillimprovealot.

A:45Thankyouforyouradvice.

A.What,syourresolution?

B.Ireallywanttohaveatry.

C.Well,thisyearIreallymeanit.

D.Whydon,tyoujointheEnglishlanguageclub?

E.YoucanhaveinterestingconversationswithothersinEnglish.

III.Clozetest.(15scores)

A

Howfastcansomeoneclimb15meters-theheightofafive-storybuilding?The_46_

fromChinesespeedclimberCaoLongis4.98seconds.

The23-year-oldisthe_47_persontohavefinishedthespeedclimbingrouteinlessthan5

seconds.TheearliertwoareIndonesianathletesKiromalKatibinandVeddriq

Leonardo.PeoplecallCaothe"_48_maninChinaAAor"ChineseSpider-Man".

AccordingtoCao,theresultofspeedclimbingcanbe_49_everytimebecauseifsahighlystressful（緊張

的）racewheretwoclimberscompeteatthesametime.Ifsalsoasportthatfinishesinseconds.Ifyouwantto

succeed,_50_hastobeperfect.

InCao*seyes,thenationalrecordof4.98secondshasbecomeathingofthepast."Pllkeeptryingtodobetter

andoutdo（超越）mysel￡z，saidCao.

46.A.factB.answerC.solutionD.possibility

47.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth

48.A.bestB.fastestC.strongestD.youngest

49.A.keptB.changedC.improvedD.worsened

50.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything

B

Twenty-sixyearsagoonJuly1st,1997,1wokeupverylateinmyapartmentinSingapore.Iwokeupmy8-

year-olddaughterAvy,gotherintothewashroom,dressedher_51_andmadeittothe

nearbybusstop.Whenwearrivedsheranintotheschool,justintime.

HermomhadflowntoHongKongseveral_52_earliertoreportthecity*sreturnto

China.Ihadtakentheweekoffworktolookafterourdaughter.

Iwould_53_mydaughterfromschoolaroundmiddayandtrytoprepareahealthy

lunchfbragrowingkid.Attheendoftheday,IwouldwatchthenewsonTV,wondering_54_mywifewasinthe

crowdthatcelebratedthereturn.

Tocheermydaughterup,Iletherswimintheapartmentpoolthreeorfourtimesthatweek.Sheloved

swimminganditallowedmetohavea_55_timeinthelateafternoon.

Twenty-sixyearslater,_56_ofusareinBeijing.Mywifetellsmethathermemoryofthattimeisunclear,but

shestillfeels_57_.MyunforgettablememoryofthedayssurroundingitshistoricreturntoChinaisthetimeI_58_

asababysitteralthoughitis_59_tocallan8-year-oldababy.

Thewholethingwasalongtimeago,_60_itisagoodmemory.

51.A.carefullyB.patientlyC.quietlyD.quickly

52.A.daysB.yearsC.weeksD.months

53.A.pickupB.dressupC.takeupD.bringup

54.A.whyB.whatC.whenD.where

55.A.busyB.boringC.tiringD.relaxing

56.A.allB.bothC.noneD.neither

57A.boredB.excitedC.worriedD.interested

58.A.spentB.savedC.wastedD.shared

59.A.funB.hardC.usualD.lucky

60.A.asB.soC.andD.but

IV.Readthepassageandjudgethefollowingstatementstrueorfalse.Ifit*strue,pleasechooseA;ifit*s

false,pleasechooseB.(10scores)

The19thAsianGamesclosedonOct8.Overthe16-dayGames,around12,000

athletesfrom45countriesandregionssharedunforgettabletimesinHangzhou.

ItmarksthethirdtimethatChinahashostedanAsianevent,followingBeijingin

1990andGuangzhouin2010.

19thAslanGames

Hangzhoui2022TheHangzhouAsianGameshad40sports,61disciplines,and481events.Chinagot

201golds,111silversand71bronzes.AccordingtotheOlympicCouncilofAsia(OCA),over60percentofthe

teamsattheGameswongoldmedals,while85percentreachedthepodium(領獎臺).

Intheclosingceremony,theHangzhouOlympicSportsCenterStadiumturnedintoagreatgardenwithAR

visualeffects.Thedigitaltorchbearer,lastseenintheopeningceremonywhereitlitthecauldron(主火炬),also

returnedtosaygoodbye.

“WehaveachievedthemostsuccessfulAsianGamesinhistory,saidChenWeiqiang,executivesecretary

generaloftheorganizingcommittee.HItcanbesaidthattheHangzhouAsianGameswereanimportantchancefbr

thecityto"takeofF.Andthevenues(場館)willhostotherlargeinternationalsportingevents,aswellasthe

Olympics.

61.ChinahashostedtheAsianGamesthreetimesbefore.

62.Chinahasgot383medalsintheHangzhouAsianGames.

63.12,000athletesfromallovertheworldtookpartinthe19thAsianGames.

64.Thedigitaltorchbearerlitthecauldron(主火炬)，alsoreturnedtoputoutthecauldron.

65.TheHangzhouAsianGameswillhaveanimportantimpactonthecity'sfuturesportsevents.

V.Readingcomprehension.(20scores)

LefsEnjoyaMovie!

Zootopia

Fromalargeelephanttoasmallmouse,animalslive

happilytogetherinDisney'sZootopia.

Language:English

RunningTime:1Hourand30Minutes

Price:Weekdays一$40,$20(kidsunder6)

Weekends一$50,$25(kidsunder6)

I,veneverimaginedthemovieissointeresting.Thereare64kindsofanimalsinit.Afterwatchingthemovie,

Ilearnedmoreaboutanimals.Iwouldrecommendthismovietothoseanimallovers.

一John

Ihaveseenmanycartoonsofthiskind,buttheplots(情節(jié))aresurprisinglyfunnyandIlovethesweetvoicein

it.MybrotherandIjustcouldn,thelplaughingfromthebeginningtotheend.

-David

Thismovieissowellmade.Iwenttoseeitwithmy5-year-oldsonlastSundayafternoon.Ilovethebeautiful

musicwhilemysonlovestherabbitpoliceofficerJudyverymuch.ItshowsthatsmallanimalslikeJudycanalso

doseriouswork.

-Nancy

66.Ifthemoviestartsathalfpasteight,whenwillitend?

A.Atten.B.AtnineC.AthalfpasttenD.Athalfpastnine.

67.WhydoesDavidlikethismoviesomuch?

A.Becauseofthelowprice.B.Becauseofthebeautifulmusic.

C.Becauseofdifferentkindsofanimals.D.Becauseofthefunnyplotsandthesweetvoice.

68.HowmuchdiditcostNancyandhersontowatchthemovielastSunday?

A.$60B.$75C.$80D.$100

69.Whichoftheblankscanbefilledwiththeunderlinedword"recommend”?

A.Ineedcontactsthatcouldinfindingajob.

B.Jackspassedhisexams.We'regoingto.

C.Teachersoftenfantasticbookstotheirstudents.

D.Thepolicewouldpeopletostayathomeforsafety.

70.WhatkindofpeoplemayNOTbeinterestedinwatchingthismovie?

A.Teenagers.B.Animal-lovers.

C.Parentswithkids.D.Seriousmovie-goers.

B

Johnisastudent,whokeepsthephonewithhimallthetime.Hisdadthinksheisaddicted〔上癮的）tohis

phone,butJohndoesn,tthinkso.Theywritetoeachother.

DearJohn,

It,sreportedthatfiftypercentoftheteenagersdependontheirphonestoomuch.Ithinkyouhavethisproblem

too.That,swhyIthinkyoushouldgiveupyourphone.Notforever,justforaweek.I,mwarnedthatyouare

developingsomebadhabits.Youkeepyourphonewithyouallthetime-youevencheckthebasketballscoresat

thedinnertable.It,snotagoodideatouseyourphonewhileyouaredoinghomework.Youcan,tputyourheart

intoyourhomeworkatall.Andyoumaymakemoremistakeswhenyoucan'tfullyputyourheartintoit.There

aremanygoodreasonstotakeabreakfromyourphone.Haveatry!Sowhatdoyousay?Areyoureadytogive

upusingyourphone?

Love

Dad

Deardad,

IknowyouthinkIdependonmyphonetoomuch.Butmyphonehelpstomakemylifebetterinmanyway.

Doyourememberthattimewhenthecarbrokedown.IsentamessagetotellyouthatIwasgoingtobelate.

IfIdidn,tyouwouldbeworriedaboutme.Myphonehelpsmewithmyhomeworktoo.Icanlookupanythingin

asecond.Ifsreallyhardtobesuccessfultodayifyoudon,thaveaphone.Socialmedia,games,andappsmight

seemsillytoyou,buttheyhelpmetokeepintouchwithmyfriends.Ipromisetocutbackmyphoneuse,andI

won,tuseitatthedinnertableanymore.Butgivingitupforaweekwouldbeamistakeanditwouldn'tchange

anythinginthelongterm.

Love

John

71.WhydoJohnandhisdadwritetoeachother?

A.Tofightagainsteachother.B.Tocutbackthephoneuse.

C.Togiveupusingthephone.D.Toexpresstheirideasmore

72.WhatbadhabitsisJohndevelopingaccordingtoDad?

a.Sendingmessagesallthetime.

b.Usingthephonewhiledoinghomework.

c.Checkingthebasketballscoresatthedinnertable.

A.abB.beC.acD.abc

73.WhatisNOTtrueinJohnsopinion?

A.Phoneshelphimfinishhishomework.

B.Peoplecan'tbecomesuccessfulwithoutphones.

C.Phonescanhelphimcontacthisfatherintime.

D.Phoneshelphimkeepintouchwithhisfriends.

74.Accordingtothepassage,whatdoesJohnpromisetodowithhisphone?

A.spendlesstimeonitB.onlyuseitathome

C.useitatthedinnertableD.giveitupforaweek

75.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Mostteenagersdependontheirphonestoomuch.

B.Johnthinksgivinguphisphoneforashorttimeisnouse.

C.JohnsfatherthinksJohnshouldstopusinghisphoneforever.

D.Moremistakeswillcertainlybemadeinhomeworkwhileusingaphone.

PartB(60scores)

1.Fillintheblankswithproperwordswhosefirstlettersaregiven.(5scores)

76.Scienceandtechnologyhaveastrongionourlifeandourlifebecomesmoreconvenient.

77.ThestoryofChangeisthemosttouchingtfolkstoriesabouttheMid-AutumnFestival.

78.Thepolicetookactioni,whenthefour-yearoldkidwasreportedtodisappearonthebeach.

79.Insteadofcuttingdowntrees,we'dbetterrusedpapertomeettheneedofpaper-making.

80.Iwasreallyletd,becausehebrokehispromiseagainandagain.

II.Fillintheblankswithproperformsofthewordsgiven.(5scores)

81.Ifyoudon'tstopsmoking,yourhealth(damage)daybyday.

82.Ifsimpossibletobeagoodteacherwithoutastrongsenseof(responsible)

83.TheBeltandRoad(——帶——路)meetingtookplaceinBeijingonOct.17th.(success)

84.Thecompanyismakinganeffortmoneybyfiring150workersatatime,(save)

85.LotsofpeoplediedinIsraels(以色歹U)attackonalocalhospital.ThatisnewsI'veeverheard,

(frighten)

III.Patternshift.(5scores)

86.Nomatterwhenyouhaveproblemsinyourlife,youcanaskyourparentsforhelp.

=youhaveproblemsinyourlife,youcanaskyourparentsforhelp.

87.Judylikedtravellingaroundtheworldbetterthanstayingathome.

=Judytravellingaroundtheworldstayingathome.

88.HowlonghavetheClarksstayedinFrance?Ireallywanttoknow.

二IreallywanttoknowhowlonginFrance.

89.Visitorscan,ttakeacloserlookofthehouse,iftheownerdoesn'tsayyes.

=Visitorscan'ttakeacloserlookofthehousetheowners.

90.Juliane'sfathertaughtherhowshecouldsurviveinthejunglewhenshewassmall.

=Juliane^fathertaughtherhowinthejunglewhenshewassmall.

IV.CompleteeachblankinthefollowingconversationwithONEwordonly.（10scores）

A:Jason,haveyouheardofthenews?AmiddleschoolinShandonghasappointed（任命）aP.E.teacherasa

headteacher,91aheateddiscussiononline.

B:Thatsunusual.I,venevermetaheadteacherwhoteachesP.E.Iguessmostpeopleholdtheopinion92

havingaP.E.teacherasaheadteacher.

A:Ithoughtso.Buttomysurprise,mostofthemhaveexpressedtheirsupporttotheschool,sayingthatwithless

stressofteaching,more93couldbepaidtothestudents.

C:Butactually,P.E.isoftenseenasalessimportantsubject,anditdoesn't94whetherstudentsdowellinP.E.

classesaslongastheygethighscoresinsubjectslikeChinese,mathandEnglish.Asa95,these

parentsmaybelieveaP.E.teachercan'tbeagoodheadteacher.

A:Infact,thetruthis96.P.E.isveryimportanttostudentshealth.Andastrongbodycanhelpstudents

studybetter.Nowadaysmoreandmorestudentsarefoundtohavesomehealthproblemsduringa97

physicalexamination.ItisusuallyheldeverySpringatschool.

B:Iagreewithyou.Afterall,healthcomesfirst.Tveheardthatinthefuture,inexamsforhighschools,thetotal

pointsofP.E.will98tobethesameasthoseofChinese,mathandEnglish.

A:Thatsagoodwaytoremindpeopletovaluestudentshealth.Anddoyouthinkit'swisetoappointaP.E.teacher

asaheadteacher?

C:Well,actually,Ithink99isqualified（能勝任的）canbeaheadteacher.Thesubjecttheteacherteaches

shouldn'tbeconsideredtoomuchwhentheschoolchoosesaheadteacher.

A:Yes,itistheteachersabilitythat100whetherheorshecanbeaheadteacher.

V.Choose10fromthe12wordsintheboxtocompletethepassage.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.（10

scores）

amazebecomecoverdifferenceifone

replyrespectfultruethankticketthough

AphotoofaKentuckycoalminer（煤礦工人）withhisfamilyatacollegebasketballgame101popular

recently.ThephotoshowsMichaelMcGuireandhissonsittinginthestandsattheUniversityofKentuckyWildcats

game.McGuireisstillwearinghisworkuniformandhisface102inblackcoaldust.Thismakeshim103inthe

crowd.

Kentucky'sheadcoachJohnCaliparisharedthepictureonlineandexpressedhis104forMcGuire*shardwork

andloveforhisson."FromwhatI'vebeentold,afterhiswork,heracedtobewithhissonandwatchourteam.I

don'tknowwhoheis,butIhave105forhimandhisfamilyatRupptobetreatedasVIPs!”

Calipariwrote.Kentuckyfansquicklyfoundhimandconnectedthecoachwiththefamily.McGuire'swife,

Mollie,106

allday.Thenhedrovestraighttothegymtomeetusandenjoyedthegamewithourson!Wearereallyhappywith

suchaIn）107man!，z

McGuiresaidhedidn'twanttomisshissonEaston's108basketballexperience.HesaidEastonhadagreat

time.44Hewas109excitedeverytimetheplayersdunkedtheball（灌籃）.〃hesaid.

CoachCaliparisaidhehopedMcGuirewouldbealessonforhisplayers."Ishowedmyguysthepicture

yesterday.Hemadetimeforhisson,even110hecouldn'tshower.Itdidn'tmatterwhathelookedlike.Hejust

wantedtobewithhisson/'Caliparisaid.

VI.Choosefivesentencesfromthesixtocompletethepassage.（5scores）

TheUKisoneoftheworld'srichestcountries.IllItssaidthatabout6.3millionfamilieswon'tbeableto

affordtheirenergybillsandheattheirhomesthiswinter.

Asautumniscoming,fearsaroundthecostoflivingarerising.112Evenpeopleongoodsalaryarefeeling

thepressure.Lower-paidworkersandthosewithoutjobsmaysoonbefacedwithadifficultchoiceofheatingor

eating.TheUK'sNationalEnergyActiongroupsaidthatthenumberofdeathscausedbycoldweathermayrisethis

year.

113Hesaid,“Iwonderifthiswinterwewillneed"warmbanks*wherepeoplewhocan*taffordheatingare

invitedtospendtheirdaysatnocostwithheating,suchaslibrariesandpublicbuildings/'114Infact,manyplaces

inUKareconsideringsettingupsimilarspaces.

Britishpeoplearetakingactionstoavoidtheirrisingenergycosts.Onewomanhasturnedoffherfridgeand

isstoringsomegoodsincoldwater.Amanhasturnedoffhiselectrickettleandisdrinkingwaterinsteadofhot

coffee.

115Thegovernmentneedstofindlong-termsolutionstorisingenergycosts.

A.Thegovernmentshouldtaketheresponsibility.

B.Electricityandgasbillscouldrisebyfourtimesinthewinter.

C.Agovernmentofficialrepliedthatthiswasalreadybeingdiscussed.

D.InJuly,money-savingexpertMartinLewisshowedhisworryonTwitter.

E.Weallknowthattheneedofwarmbanksshouldnotbepartoftheirlife.

F.However,peopletherearefindingitmoreandmoredifficulttopayenergybills.

VII.Readthearticleandcompletethechart.（5scores）

Chineseshadowpuppetry［皮影戲）isaformoftraditionalChinesefolkdramaprobablyoneoftheoldest

artsusinglightandshadow.Itisalsoamixofmanyartforms,includingpainting,music,operaandstory-telling.

ShadowpuppetrywasaddedtoUNESCO'sIntangibleCulturalHeritage（非物質文化遺產）Listin2011.

Morethan2,000yearsago,EmperorWuofHanwasverysadaboutthedeathofhiswife.Oneday,oneof

hismenhappenedtoseesomechildrenplayingwithtoys.Theshadowsofthetoyswerelivelyonthefloor.Then

hehadan