此文檔部分內(nèi)容來源于網(wǎng)絡(luò)，如有侵權(quán)請告知刪除此文檔部分內(nèi)容來源于網(wǎng)絡(luò)，如有侵權(quán)請告知刪除本文檔可自行編輯和修改內(nèi)容，感謝您的支持虹口區(qū)2018學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期期終學(xué)生學(xué)習(xí)能力診斷測試初三英語試卷2019.01□?ChoosethebestanswerWhichisthefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciation?againstB.abilityC.allowD.attitudeFortunately,Idon'tneedtobuyanytonightbecausethereisstillalittleinthefridge.juiceB.tomatoC.grapeD.pineappleFrancewontheWorldCupfor___secondtimewitha4-2victorylastJuly.aB.anC.theD./Mrs.ZhuteachesChinese,andwealllikeherlessonssomuch.A.weB.usC.ourD.ourselvesItwassaidthatsomethingterriblehappenedhere___thesnowywinter.A.onB.atC.inD.byRoomEscape（密室逃脫）gamesarebecomingmoreandmorepopularyoungpeople.A.aboutB.withC.fromD.untilThestudentsrantotheplaygroundasastheycouldtogreetthefamoussportsman.A.fastB.fasterC.fastestD.thefastestMarie'smumlooksyoungandbeautiful.It'shardtoimaginesheisalreadyinher___.A.fortiesB.fortyC.fortiethD.fortiethsTheteacherheldabookinonehandandhisnotesin.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.othersWeprotectourprivacy（隱私）andpreventthereleaseofourpersonalinformation.A.needB.canC.mayD.mustStopaboutthefoodsafety.Justthinkaboutwhatwecandotoimproveit.A.complainB.tocomplainC.complainingD.complainedDyingtoSurvive（《我不是藥神》）greatsuccesssinceitwasreleasedinJuly,2018.A.achievedB.hasachievedC.achievesD.willachieveHongkoufootballstadium___soontobecomea“footballandsportslandmark”inShanghai.A.willberebuiltB.wasrebuiltC.willrebuildD.rebuiltBytheendoflastweek,allofusA.finishedB.havefinishedthehomeworkaboutChinesegeography.Bytheendoflastweek,allofusA.finishedB.havefinishedthehomeworkaboutChinesegeography.C.wouldfinishD.hadfinished-___areyouabletotypetheEnglishwords?-Aboutfortytofiftywordsaminute.A.HowoftenB.HowfastC.HowlongD.HowfarNotonlymyparentsbutalsoIabigfanofBeijingOpera.A.amB.areC.isD.beYouwillgainweightyoureducetheamountyoueat.A.ifB.sinceC.butD.unless___beautifultheriversideareasalongtheHuangpuRiverareatnight!A.WhatB.WhataC.HowD.Howa-Idon'tknowhowtosearchfortherightinformation.一.I'llhelpyou.A.IhopesoB.NeitherdoIC.I'mafraid,tooD.Don'tworry-you'dbettergotoseethedoctor.A.That'sallrightB.Yes,IwillC.Yes,youcanD.I'mgladyoulikeit□.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.A.appliedB.crazyC.seriouslyD.consideredE.gentlyBreadisnotjustforeatinganymore!Haveyouever___46___keepingbreadinyourmedicinebox?Thatmaysound___47___,butbreadismoreusefulthanyouthink.Herearesomeunusualusesforbread.InancientChina,peopleusedbreadasakindofmedicine.Inthosedays,moldybreadwas___48___toopenwoundsinordertotreatorpreventwounds...（后面缺失五行）A.wholeB.turnsoutC.tearsD.pointsoutE.painDoescuttingonionscauseyoutocry?Tryholdingapieceofbreadinyourmouth,withalittlebitstickingout.Nomore___50___.Arefingerprintsonyourwallsdrivingyoumad?Whitebread___51___tobeaperfectcleaning“cloth”.Whynottrybreadwhenyouhavesplintersinyourfinger?Placeabitofbreadoverthesplinter,coveritwithapieceofsoftmaterial,andleaveitthe___52___night.Thebreadcandrawoutthesplinterwithout___53___asyousleep.Sonowyouknowthataloafofbreadinyourkitchenhasmoretoofferthanjustsandwiches.□?Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.TonyhasgonetoAustraliaandwillstaythereformorethantwo（.month）Itseemstothatnaturecanbesodamagingtothosekindpeople.（fair）Iattendedtheprofessor'slectureyesterday,butIdidn'tenjoyhisverymuch（.speak）ThefirstChinaInternationalImportExpobeganonNovemberthe,2018inShanghai.（five）Cigaretteendswhichpeoplecarelesslythrowawayarethecauseofforestfires.（possibly）Hisdesignwontheheartofcustomersandtheproductsweresoldoutinaweek.（create）Sofartheinventionhasnotbeenusedinindustryorinanyotherfield.（wide）Thedoctorsontheboyandtookoutthebuttonbatteryinhisstomachlastnight.（operation）□?Completethefollowingsentencesasrequired.Tinausedtobeatourguideinatravelagency.（改為一般疑問句）Tinatobeatourguideinatravelagency?Sherry'sgrandpahasneverbeenabroadallhislife.（改為反意疑問句）Sherry'sgrandpahasneverbeenabroadallhislife,?TheTourdeFrance（環(huán)法自行車賽）lastsabout23dayseverysummer.（對劃線部分提問）doestheTourdeFrancelasteverysummer?Mydinnerwasmadeupofsomefish,potatoes,andfruitsalad.（保持句意基本不變）Mydinnersomefish,potatoesandfruitsalad.Wereusethewastepaperinordertoprotecttheenvironment.（改為被動語態(tài)）Thewastepaperinordertoprotecttheenvironment.Johnaskedhisdaughter,“Areyougettingalongwellwithyournewclassmates?"（改為賓語從句）Johnaskedhisdaughtershegettingalongwellwithhernewclassmates.David,tomake,hisbabysister,tellstories,gotosleep,everynight（連詞成句）Part3ReadingandWriting□?ReadingComprehensionChoosethebestanswerWhohasseenYeti?Thismysterioushuman-likeanimallivesinandaroundAsia'shighHimalayanMountains.Ordoeshe?Foryears,storiesoftheYetihaveattractedtheinterestofexplorersandadventurerfromaroundtheworld.InthelocalculturesoftheHimalayanpeople,oldstoriesofthefamousYetiareeverywhere.ManystoriessaytheYetiisnotananimal,butperhapsahalf-ape（半猿），halfhumanintelligentanimal.Noonecansayforsure.WhatwedoonlyknowisthattheYetiisapowerfulmixoffactandfiction.Over150yearsago,EuropeanscuriousabouttheYetibegantoenterChina.TheywerelookingforsomethingtoprovethattheYetiexisted.Theyhopedthephotograph,ormaybeevencatch,areal-lifeYeti.Overtheyears,manyexplorerssawlargeunexplainedfootprintsinthesnow.SeveralEuropeanclimbersevenreportedseeingahairy,ape-likeanimalfromadistance.ThesearchfortheYetididn'tbecomesopopularlater.Yetifur“found”byvariousclimberswasexaminedbyscientistsandprovedtobeunreal.PeoplebegantoquestiontheexistenceoftheYeti.In1998,theChinesegovernmenthadtostopsomeactivitiesofanaturereserve（保護區(qū)）whichwasdoinggreatbusinessbyinvitingtouriststobuyticketsandhunttheYeti.ThereserveevenofferedlargepricesforanyoneluckyenoughtocatchaYeti!Clearly,basichumancuriosity（好奇心）keepstheYetimythalivetoday.Plentyofunexplainedfootprints,bodiesandstoriescontinuetofeedoutcuriosityaswell.However,nobodycanproveexactlywhethertheYetiexistsornot.（266words，ExplorersandadventurersfromaroundtheworldwanttoknowmoreabouttheYetibecause.theYetiisharmfultohumanbeings.theyareinterestedinstoriesoftheYeti.theywanttomakealivingbyhuntingtheYeti.theYetilivesinandaroundAsia'shighHimalayanMountains.Theunderlinedword“fiction"inParagraph1probablymeans“".A.storiespeopleimagineB.opinionspeoplehaveC.reasonspeopleexplainD.thingspeoplecomplainaboutPeoplebegantothinktheYetimaynotexist.whenEuropeanscuriousabouttheYetidecidedtoenterChinabeforetheChinesegovernmenthadtostopsomeactivitiesofanaturereserveafterYetifor“found"byvariousclimberswasprovednottruewhenseveralEuropeanclimbersfailedtophotographareal-lifeYetiThereserveinvitedtouriststohunttheYetiinorderto.A.makemoneyB.proveYeti'sexistenceC.doexperimentsD.makeitselffamousWhichstatementistrueaccordingtothepassage?ItiscertainthatYetiisahuman-likeanimalwhichlivesinandaroundHimalayanMountains.ItisprovedthatseveralEuropeanclimbersreallysawahairy,ape-likeanimalfromadistance.ItisallowedbytheChinesegovernmenttohunttheYetiforresearchinanaturereserve.ItishumancuriositythathasspreadthestoriesoftheYetiforoveracentury.Thebesttitleofthepassagemightbe.A.YetiHuntingB.UnexplainedFootprintsC.AmountainMythD.HumanCuriosityA.YetiHuntingChoosethebestwordsandcompletethepassage.NarcissuswasafamouscharacterinGreekmyth.Onceuponatime,therewasaboycalledNarcissus.Hewasthesonofagodandhisbeautywontheheartsofmillionsofwomen.Theyfellinlovewithhim,butheturnedthemaway.Hewasso___75___thathelookeddownuponandevenlaughedatgirlswhofellinlovewithhim.OneofthewholovedNarcissuswasanymph（女神）calledEcho.Echocouldnotspeak76-Whatshecouldonlyrepeatwhatwassaidtoher,soshecouldn'texpressherloveforNarcissus.Oneday,whenNarcissuswaswalkinginthewoodswithsomefriends,helosthisway.Hecalledou“tIsanyonehere?”Echoreplied“Here,Here”rightaway.Echosteppedforwardwithopenarms,wantingtohughim.ButNarcissus77toacceptEcho'slove.Echowassoupsetthatsheranawayandhidinasmallcavewithnothingleftexcepther___78___.That'swhy“echo”meansrepeatedsoundinEnglish.Anothergoddessfoundoutaboutthis,andshedecidedtopunish懲罰）hisbehaviorbecauseit79crueltyandpain.SheattractedNarcissustoapool,wherehesawhisownreflection（倒影）inthewaterandfelldeeplyinlovewiththebeautyofhisreflection,notrealizingitwashimself.Hetriedtokissit.However,assoonashetouchedthesurfaceofwater,thereflectionmovedaway.Hestaredathisbeautifulreflectionforsuchalongtimethatheforgotallabouttheneedtoeatanddrink.___80___,helosthislife.Wherehediedaflowergrew,andthatfloweriscalledanarcissustoday.（289words）75.A.kindB.surprisedC.proudD.confused76.A.loudlyB.properlyC.quietlyD.recently77.A.managedB.arrangedC.preferredD.refused78.A.voiceB.friendsC.loveD.clothes79.A.stoodforB.dealtwithC.putoffD.gaveup80.A.InadditionB.InfactC.InbriefD.IntheendReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwordsManypeoplethinkofbully（欺凌）asonechildpushingorhittinganother.However,bullyingisnotonlyp___81___.Wordsalsohurtpeoplebadly.WhenIwasinjuniorhighschool,thegirlsinmyclasswouldlaughatmeoraskquestionsdesignedtoembarrassme.Theirwordsreallyhurtmesomuchthatitwasdifficultformetof82myattentiononstudy.BekindYoumaynotthinkofyourselfasabully,butdoyoualwaysplayjokesonothers?Iftheotherpersonisn'tlaughing.Yourwordsoractionsmayhurtmorethanyouthink.Whensomepeoplearebullied,theywillmaker83byhurtingothers.Nomatterwhatyourexperiencesare,beingkindwillmakeyoutrulypowerful.SpeakupWhenyounoticeonepersonbullyinganother,youaresupposedtowarnthemtostopi___84___andfirml（y堅定地）.Yourhesitationwillmaketheproblemworse,iftheydon'tstop,walkawayandtellanadultaboutthebullying.StandtallIfyouarebullied,don'ttrytofaceitalone,butaskaparentorothertrustedadultforhelp.Similarly,inplaceswherebullyinghappens,stayclosetoafriendb85bulliesoftenaimatpeoplewhoareisolated（孤立的）.Whenyourebeingbullied,walkawaycalmly.Leavingwillkeepyousafe,andifyoudon'tseemfrightenedorupset,thebullymayfeelboredandl___86___interestinyou.Finally,rememberthatwhatishappeningisnotyourm___87___.Bulliesareresponsiblefortheiractionsandwords.Makesureyourlifewillnotbeaffectedbytheirwordsandaction.Andwhenyoumeetotherswhoareweakerthanyou,rememberthattheyarevaluable,too.（296words）AnswerthequestionsWhetherfromthenovels,TVshowormovies,everyoneknowsSherlockHolmes.Hisstoriesareamongthemostreadmaterialintheworld,behindonlytheBible（圣經(jīng)）andthedictionary.ThefamousdetectivestorieswerewrittenbySirArthurConanDoyle.Thoughhestudiedmedicineandmanagedtopractiseit,writingbecamehispleasureinlifeandmadehimfamousallovertheworld.Inadditiontohisgiftinwritingdetectivestories,hehadamedicalbackgroundthatenabledhimtobeofserviceduringwarsandjourneystobothAntarcticaandAfrica.Duringhisuniversityyears,Doylefoundhisstudiesdullbutlovedwatchinghisunusualteachers.OneofthesewasDr.JosephBell,wholikedtoobservetofindsolutionstoproblems.WhileBellcouldguesspeople'sjobsjustbyobservingthemcarefully,hewasalsocoldtohispatients.AndsoDoyle'sfamousHolmeswasbornaconfidentdetectivewithakeeneyebutanindifferent（冷漠的）attitude.DoylebegantopublishdetectivestoriesofSherlockHolmesinTheStrandmagazinein1891andachievedgreatsuccess.TheseexcitingandenjoyableadventuresattractedtheBritishmiddleclasswholineduptobuymagazinesandreadthem.Doyle,however,feltHolmeswasblockinghisdesiretowritehistoricalnovelsandkilledhimoffin1893.AngrylettersandprotestfailedtobringHolmesbackuntil8yearslater.Holmescontinuedbeingpopularthroughnewnovels,BBC'sTVshowsandtheRobertDowneyJr.films.SomefansareevencrazyaboutSherlockHolmes.AgroupoffanscalledSherlockiansclaim宣稱）thatSherlockHolmeswasarealpersonandhisstoriesarehistoricalrecord.AstheyworktoprovetheirclaimsandasbooksandfilmsaboutHolmescontinuetofillourhomes,ourfavouritedetectivecertainlyliveson.（299words）AreSherlockHolmes'sstoriesthemostreadmaterialintheworld?HowcouldDr.JosephBellguesspeople'sjobs