廣州初二上冊期中檢測題一、單項(xiàng)選擇（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）Theyhaveoranges,butIdon'have.some;anyB.any;someC.any;anyD.some;someIdon'tknowwhereMr.Whitehasgone.Youdbetterask.elsesomebodyB.elseanybodyC.somebodyelseD.anybodyelseAtnightwecanseestarsinthesky.athousandofB.thousandofC.thousandsofD.twothousandsSeptemberisthemonthoftheyear.ninethB.ninthC.nineD.nineteenWhichdoesJacklike,ChineseorEnglish?wellB.bestC.betterD.muchTheChangjiangRiverisoneofintheworld.theIongestriverB.longestriversC.theIongestriversD.longerriversHejumpsofthethree.farB.furtherC.farthestD.furthestNooneisMaryintheclass.sotallestasB.sotallerasC.sohighasD.sotallasWhenclassbegins,westoptotheteachercarefully.listeningB.tolistenC.listensD.listenLilyisgoingtoFrancesoon.ShewillarriveParisthemorningofJanuary5h.A.at;inB.in;inC.in;onD.at;on二、語法選擇（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）SteveJobswasbornonFebruary24,1955anddiedonOctober5,2011.Hewas11Americanbusinessman,designerandinventor.Heisbestknownasthecofounder（創(chuàng)始人）,chairmanandCEOofAppleCompany.Hereisaletterofresignation（辭職信）ofhim.IhavealwayssaidifthereevercameadaywhenIcouldnoIongermeetmydutiesandexpectationsasApple'CEO,Iwouldbethefirsttoletyou12Unfortunately,thatdayhas13.IherebyresignasCEOofApple.Iwouldlike14,iftheBoardseesfit,asChairmanoftheBoard,directorandAppleemployee.Asfarasmysuccessor繼任者）goes,I15recommendthatweexecute（執(zhí)行）oursuccession（繼任）planandnameTimCook16CEOofApple.IbelieveApple'17andmostinnovative（革新）daysareaheadofit.AndIlookforwardto18andcontributingto19successinanewrole.IhavemakesomeofthebestfriendsofmylifeatApple,andIthankyouall20themanyyearsofbeingabletoworkalongside（在…的旁邊）you.11.A.theB./C.anD.a12.A.knowB.knows（C.knewD.knowing13.A.comeB.cameC.comesD.willcome14.A.serveB.toserveC.servingD.served15.A.strongB.strongerC.stronglyD.strongest16.A.toB.forC.asD.be17.A.brightB.brightestC.morebrightD.mostbright18.A.watchB.watchesC.watchingD.watched19.A.itB.theirC.it'sD.its20.A.forB.ofC.toD.about三、完形填空（共10小題,每小題1分,滿分10分）Somedaylittlecarsmaytaketheplaceoftoday'scars.Ifeveryone21suchalittlecarinthefuture,therewillbelesspollutionintheair,therewillbemoreparkingspaceincities,andthestreetswillbe22crowded.Thespacenowforonecaroftheusualsizehold23onesuchlittlecar.Thelittlecarswill24muchlesstoownandtodrive.Drivingwillbe25,too,becausetheselittlecarscangoonly50kilometersanhour.Thecarsofthefuturewillbefineforgoing26thecity,buttheywillnotbeusefulforgoingfaraway.Thelittlecarneedsonlytwobatteries,onebatteryforthemotor,and27forthehornandlights.Ifwestill28thebigcarsalongwiththesmallones,wewillneedto29twokindsofroads.Someroadswillbeused30thebigfastcars,andtheotherroadswillbeneededforthesmallandslowones.A.drivesB.sitsC.makesD.sellsA.moveB.lessC.muchd.fewerA.atmostB.nomorec.lessthanD.morethanA.payB.spendC.costD.haveA.fasterB.harderC.saferD.moredangerousA.overB.aroundC.fromD.othersA.anotherB.oneC.theotherD.othersA.thinkB.useC.parkD.loveA.buildB.putC.foundD.openA.toB.asC.forD.in四、閱讀理解（共10小題，每小題2分，滿分40分）ATodaythereare6billionpeopleontheearth.Bytheyear2050,theremaybe12.5billion.Therearealotofpeopletofeed.Weneedmorefood.Onewaytoproducemorefoodisbygrowingstrongerplants.Forthousandsofyears,farmershavemadeplantsbetter.Everyseason,theypickthebestplantsforthenextseason.Itworksveryslowly.Since1983,scientistshavebeenabletochangeplantsmorequicklybychangingtheirgeneticmaterial（遺傳物質(zhì)）.Foodsfromplantsgrowninthiswayarecalledgeneticallymodifiedfoods（轉(zhuǎn)基因食品），orGMfoods.Bychangingthegeneticmaterialofaplant,itispossibletomakenewplants.Theymakeplantsstrongagainstplantdiseases.Theycanalsohelpinourdiseases:akindofriceisbeingprepared,forexample,whichstopspeoplefrombecomingblind.RichcountriesproduceGMfoodsbecausetheyareeasytogrowandbringinmoremoney.Poorcountriesareinterestedinthembecausetheyhelpproducemorefood.GMplantsarenotnatural.Nooneknowshowgoodorbadtheyare.MakingGMfoodsisonlyonewayoffeedingpeoplein2050.Therearestrongfeelingsagainstthem,becausetheyareunnatural（非天然的）.Theymayfeedpeople,andthenhurtthemortheirchildrenlater.But,bothrichandpoorcountriesareveryinterestedintheiruse,andtheyarenotgoingtogoaway.In2050,wemaythinkdifferentlyaboutthem.GMfoodaremadeby.farmersB.workersC.scientistsD.plantsWhatarethegoodthingsaboutGMfoods?Theymakeplantsstrongagainstdiseases.TheyareunnaturalTheycanhelpinhumandiseasesBothAandC.GMfoods.areaquickwaytoproducefoodgrowinthewildaresafearegrownonlyinrichcountriesWhydosomepeoplenotlikeGMfoods.Theyarenotuseful.Theyarenothelpful.Theyarenotnatural.Theyarenotcheap.Fromthereading,weknowthat.GMfoodswilldisappearonedayinthefutureGMfoodswillnotdisappearinthefuturepeoplewillnotbeinterestedinGMfoods.peoplewillhavetostopusingGMfoods.BSomepeoplethinkonlyschoolchildrendonotagreewiththeirparents.However,itisnottrue.Communication（交流）isaproblemforparentsandchildrenofallages.Ifi'hardforyoutocommunicatewithyourparents,don'worryaboutit.Herearesomeadviceforyoutobridgethegenerationgap（消除代溝）Don'arguewithyourparents.Don'tgettoyourparentswhenyouareangry.Yourparentsprobablywon'consider（考慮）yourideasifyouareshoutingatthem.Andyoucan'expressyourselfwellifyouarean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