初三英語期中線上檢測PartOneGrammarandVocabularyI.Choosethebestanswer.Humanbeingsstillcan’tstopthespreadofsomediseasesfor timebeing.A.a B. an C. the D. / theendoftheconcert,theaudiencestoodupandclapped.A.On B. In C. At D. ByThedecorationswill berecycledafterthefestivalandtherewillbe waste.A.afew B. alittle C. few D. littleMoppingrobotscanhelpuswiththehousework.Iamplanningtobuy .A.it B. one C. that D. themWe’vegotseveralwaystosolvetheproblembut ofthemworks.A.both B.all C.neither D.noneThefarmersplantedmanyorangetrees theafternoonofMarch15th.A.in B.at C.on D.forZhangWenhong asadoctorinHuashanHospitalsincehegraduatedfromcollege.A.worksB.worked C.hasworkedD.hadworkedOurmonitorsuggested anoutingafterthemid-termexam.A.organize B.toorganize C.organized D.organizingThesooneryoustart,the you’llfinishdoingyourwork.A.quick B.quicker C.quickly D.morequicklyOnthefirstdayofourtravelling,Tom’ssuitcase tomyroombymistake.A.sends B.sent C.issent D.wassentOuraimis bettereducationtothechildreninpoorareas.A.offer B.tooffer C.offered D.offersAccordingtothetrafficrules,drivers letthepassers-bycrosstheroadfirst.A.needB.may C.mustD.could excitingformofdanceTapdancingis!A.What B. Whata C. Whatan D.HowYou’dbetterusetheGSPwithyouduringthejourney youwon’tgetlost.A.sothat B. assoonas C.aswellas D.nowthatFewofthestudentsinthisschoolhavebeenabroadbefore, ?A.havethey B. haven’tthey C.dothey D.didtheyCompletethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.[A.chatB.interviewC.trainedD.operationE.relationship]AnimalTalk“Calmdown!”saidAlex.“Don’ttellmetocalmdown!”repliedIrene.Husbandandwife?Brotherandsister?No,AlexwasanAfricangrayparrot,andDr.IrenePepperberg___16___himtotalk—hehadavocabularyofabout150wordswhenhediedin2007.Alexcouldalsocountuptosix,andidentifyshapes,colors,andmaterials.Andhehadaclose___17 withDr.Pepperberg.WhenshehadtoleaveAlexwiththevetfora(n)___18___,heaskedhernottogo.“Stop!”hescreamed.“Iloveyou!Comeback!”Apesarealsofamousforlearninghumanlanguage.Koko,agorillawhowastaughtsignlanguage,haslearnedmorethan1000signsandcanunderstandabout2000Englishwords.Shealsomakesupwords.ShehaseverhadanInternet“___19 ”!Butoneofthemostfamousanimal“l(fā)anguagelearners”isKanzi,achimpanzee,whocommunicatesbytouchingsymbolsonacomputer.[A．dateB.takenC.hardlyD.protectionE.actually]Thebigreddouble-deckerbuscouldcertainlybethebest-knownsymbolofLondon.Theideaofthe“double-decker”is__20 mucholderthanthemotorbus.Theearliestdouble-deckersweredrawnbyhorses.Therewerestepsattheback,sothatpeoplecouldclimbuptotheroof.Butinthosedays,therewasno___21 forthepeopletravelingontop.Ifitrained,theycouldpullasortofoil-clothcoveroutfromthebackoftheseatinfrontofthem,andpullitoverthem.Buttheystillgotwet.ThemostfamousLondonbusesaretheRoutemasters,which___22 fromthe1950sand1960s.Thebushadanopenplatformatthebackend,sopassengerscouldclimbonandoffanywhere,evenifthebuswasmoving.ThingsstartedtogowrongfortheLondonbusesinthelate1960s.Suddenly,buscompaniesfoundtheycouldnolongerbuyanymoreoftheirfavoriteRoutemasters,becausethecountry’sMinistryofTransportationdecidedthatitwouldonlygivefinancialhelptobuscompaniesthatboughtnewbuseswithdoors.In2005,theoldRoutemasterswerefinally___23___outofnormalservice.Still,it’snottoolatetoenjoytravellingononeofthesehistoricbuses.SomeoftheoldLondonbuseshavebeenpreserved,whileothersarestillusedtocarrytourists,whichofferawonderfulwaytoseeBritain’scapitalcity.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.The2-metre helpstheboybecomeagoodbasketballplayer.(high)Ourfamilywillhaveabigpartytocelebratemyson’s birthday.(twenty)Theroadinmyhometownwillbe nextyear.(wide)A (careful)driverandtheterribleweatherwereresponsibleforthesepeople’s .(die)Theoldmanadoptedeighty dogsinfiveyears.(home)Thechildrenenjoyed verymuchintheparklastweekend.(they)ThoughBaJinhasbeen formanyyears,hestilllivesinpeople’shearts.(death)Alicehastoldusthatthe shehasevertravelledisfromShanghaitoSydney.(far)IV.Completethesentencesasrequired.Hecutdownpartofthetreestostoptheforestfire.(改為一般疑問句)hedownpartofthetreestostoptheforestfire?GivingUPabadhabitismoredifficultthanstartingit(保持原句意思)Itis tostartabadhabit togiveitup.WhenwillwetakeanEnglishexam?Wewantedtoknow.(合并句子)Wewantedtoknow we takeanEnglishexam.Wecanfreezethefishifwewanttokeepitfresh.(改為被動(dòng)語態(tài))Thefishcan ifwewanttokeepitfresh.Jackwon’tgotohaveabarbecuewithus.Heshouldfinishtheworkfirst.(合并為一句)Jackwon’tgotohaveabarbecuewithus he theworkontime.MartinhasstudiedinFudanUniversitySinCeNovember2020.(對劃線部分提問) hasMartinstudiedinFudanUniversity?thebook,Betty,get,deCidedto,it,inorderto,read,from,someinformation(連詞成句)PartTwoReadingComprehension.A.Readthefollowingpassageandchoosethebestanswer.OnaFridaynight,apooryoungartiststoodatthegateofthesubwaystation,playinghisviolin.Manypeoplesloweddownandputsomemoneyintothehatbeforehim.Thenextday,theyoungartistcameagain.Thistime,hetookoutalargepieceofpaperandputitontheground.Beforelong,acrowdgatheredaroundbecauseofthewordsonthatpaper.Itsaid,“Lastnight,agentlemannamedGeorgeSangputanimportantthingintomyhat.PleaseCometogetitsoon.”Itcausedagreatexcitementandpeoplewonderedwhatitcouldbe.Afterabouthalfanhour,amiddle-agedmanranthereinahurryandrushedthroughthecrowdtotheviolinist.Hesaid,“Yes,it’syou.Iknewthatyou’reanhonestmanandwouldCertainlyComehere.”MakingsureitwasGeorgeSang,theviolinisttookoutalotteryticketandreturnedittohim.Georgewasabankclerkandthelotteryticketwouldbringhim$500,000.Yesterdaywhenhetookout50dollarsandputitinthehat,thelotteryticketwasalsothrownin.TheviolinistwasastudentatanArtsCollegeandhadplannedtoattendstudiesinVienna.Hehadbookedtheticketandwouldflythatmorning.Howeverthinkingthattheownerwouldreturnforit,hecancelledtheflightandcameback.Latersomeoneaskedtheviolinist,“Youhadtoplaytheviolinatthesubwaystationeverydaytomakethemoney.Thenwhydidn’tyoutakethelotterytiCketforyourself?”Theviolinistsaid,“AlthoughIdon’thavemuChmoney,Ilivehappily;butifIlosehonestyIwon’tbehappyforever.”Theartistplayedtheviolinatthesubwaystationto .A)meetnewfriends B)makesomemoneyC)waitforsomeone D)havesomefunThecrowdquicklygatheredaroundtheartistbecause .theyenjoyedthemusictheywantedtogetthelotterymoneytheywantedtofindoutwhattheimportantthingwastheyhadnothingelsetodo41.GeorgeSangworked .A)atabank B)atthesubwaystationC)atanArtsCollege D)inthestreet.Theviolinistplannedto inVienna.A)holdaconcert B)studymusicC)visitthefamily D)selllotterytickets.Whatdidtheartistdowiththelotteryticket?A)Hekeptitforhimself. B)Hethrewitaway.C)Heusedittobuyaplaneticket.D)Hereturnedittoitsowner..Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthestory?A)HowtoGetRichOvernightB)TheSecretofBeingaGoodArtistC)TheImportanceofBeingHonestD)HowtoHelpPeopleinNeedB.Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage.InChinaitisrelativelyusualtoaskpeopletheirage,butinthewestthisquestionisgenerallyregardedasimpolite.Thisisparticularlytrue__45__women,andevenmoresoiftheinquirerisaman.However,itisvery__46__toaskchildrentheirage,andsomeadultsmaynotmindbeingasked,either.Infact,someelderlypeoplearequitehappytorevealtheirage,especiallyiftheyfeeltheylookyoungfortheirage.Nevertheless,itisnotverywisetoaskadirectquestionlike“Howoldareyou?”Ifelderlypeoplewanttotalkabouttheirage,andperhapsreceiveacomplimentonhowyoungtheylook,theymayeasilybringupthetopicthemselves,andasktheotherpeoplehowoldtheyare.Forsuchaquestion,itisquiteacceptabletodiscussagefreely.Theynormallyexpecttocomplimentontheiryouthfulness,thoughratherthanbeing__47__thattheylookveryold!EventhoughWesternersdonotusuallyaskpeopledirectlyhowoldtheyare,thisdoesnot_48__thattheyarenotinterestedtoknowhowoldotherpeopleare.Theymayasksomeoneelsefortheinformation,__49__theymaytrytoapproachthetopicdirectly.Sometimesdiscussionsabouteducationallevelandthenumberofyearsofworkingexperiencemayprovidesomeclues,butthisisnotalwaysthe_50__.Ofcourse,individualsalsovaryinwhattheyareinterestedtotalkabout.45.A.withB.atC.ofD.to46.A.normalB.averageC.formalD.unusual47.A.correctedB.toldC.warnedD.reminded48.A.includeB.intendC.meanD.determine49.A.orB.ratherC.soD.and50.A.caseB.truthC.realityD.factC.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.Morethanhalfofthepeopleintheworldnowownamobile.Andmostofthemthinkit'sthemostimportantthingtheyown.In(51)rsurveys,peopleSaidtheycouldlivewithouttheirTVsandcomputersbutnotwithouttheirmobilephones.Mostpeoplesaidthattheywouldrather(52)ltheirwalletthantheirmobile.Manypeoplesaidtheyeventooktheirmobilephonetobedwiththem...likeateddybear!Whyarepeoplesoinlovewiththeirmobilephones?Well,accordingtoanarticleinanAmericannewspaper,amobilesatisfiessomeneedsofthehumans.First,Safety,it(53)m USfeelmoresecure.Second,Belongingness,wefeelconnectedtootherpeoplewhenweare(54)a.Andthird,Esteem,wefeelimportantwhenothersseeususingamobilephone.Manycountriesarenowtryingtopreventtheuseofmobilephoneswhiledriving.Whenpeoplearetalkingorsending(55)montheirmobiles,theybecomedistracted.InAmerica,“distracteddriving”resultedinmorethan5,800deathslastyear.Wemayloveourmobilesbutthereisatimeandaplaceforthemtobe(56)Pused.Drivingisn’tasuitableplaceandneitheristheclassroom.Usingamobileintheclassroomcanresultin“distractedlearning.”Thatmaynotkillyoubutitcansurelykillyour(57)g.DoCareaboutwhenandwheretouseyourmobiles!D.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.WhatwouldyouChoose,ifyouweresittinginfrontofaTVandtherewasabookrightnexttoyou?TheanswerwillmostP58betheTV!YoungpeoplewouldcertainlychoosetheTV,butyouwillbesurprisedtofindoutthattheoldero59 willatleasthesitateaboutchoosingit.Whyisthis?Arethebooksnotasinterestingastheyusedtobe?Isitthattheworldhaschangedsomuchinrecentyearsthatourhabitsarenotthesameanymore?Nowadaysmanypeoplehavenointerestinliterature.Thismaybeapossibleexplanation.Anotherr60mightbethechangeoflifestyle.Wearemore