學(xué)年春學(xué)期期中調(diào)研試卷初三英語考試時間：分鐘總分：分)第Ⅰ卷客觀題，共分)一、單項(xiàng)選擇在、、、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。本大題共小題，每小題1分，共分)1.—Thenewbridgeruns________theriver,connectingthetwocities.that’samazing!A.alongB.throughC.beyondD.across2.—LookatNezhaontheright.What’shedoing?—He’s________.A.cleaningtheblackboardB.moppingthefloorC.tidyingthedeskD.emptyingthedustbin3.springishere!Everything________sofreshandfulloflife.A.tastesB.soundsC.feelsD.remains4.—Manyyoungpeopleareencouragedbythestoriesofrolemodelsofthetimes.and________wecanlearnfromtheserolemodelscanshapeourfuture.A.whoB.whichC.whatD.whose5.________thecomplaintisdealtwithproperly,itcanleadtocustomerdissatisfaction.A.IfB.UnlessC.AsD.Although6.—Manyteenagersfeelthatcommunityactivitiesare________tojoin.—Exactly.Theseactivitiescanactuallyhelpthemgrowandmakenewfriends.A.toomeaningfulB.meaningfulenoughC.tooboringD.boringenough7.—WhyisthenewAIprogramcalledYangBOTpopularinChina?it________traditionalChineseculturewithmoderntechnology.A.mixesB.mixedC.willmixD.ismixing第1頁/共12頁8.Whenitcomestoteenageproblems,________seemstohaveananswer,butfindingtherightwayisnotalwayseasy.A.someoneB.everyoneC.nobodyD.none9.—Manypeoplebelievethattokeepfit,they________dependontostayawake.toomuchcanharmyourhealth.A.canB.can’tC.needn’tD.need10.protecttheenvironment,weshouldreducewaste________inourdailylives.A.highB.highlyC.properD.properly—Hey,Ineedto________myfitnessplanbeforethePEtestnextweek.right!It’simportanttopreparewell.A.pushforB.carryoutC.turnoutD.pushin12.—Iwonder________.—Atleast2hours,plusa15-minutebreakforphysicalactivitiesduringclasstime.A.howoftenstudentsdooutdooractivitieseverydayB.howoftendostudentsdooutdooractivitieseverydayC.howlongstudentsspendonoutdooractivitieseverydayD.howlongdostudentsspendonoutdooractivitieseveryday13.—DeepSeek,anAIcompany,________thatusersshouldspend30minutesadayoneducationalactivities.—Soundsgood!I’lltrythat.A.supposesB.suggestsC.imaginesD.orders14.—Itseemsthatwe’llbelateforthemovie.—________?canjustwatchitanotherday.A.WhynotB.WhatforC.SowhatD.Howcome二、完形填空先通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的四個選項(xiàng)中，選出可

以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。本大題共小題，每小題1分，共

分)Hi,I’mReaganBischoff,aged15,createdavideochannelcalledThrowLeftie.Onit,I____15____solutions(策略)toeverydaytasksthataremoredifficultbecauseofmycerebralpalsy(腦癱).Mybrainhas____16____talkingtomymuscles(肌肉).Itcausesmetonotfeelmyhandandfootcompletelyonmyleftside.Therearemanythingsthatare____17____forme,likeputtingmyhairinaponytail,puttinginearrings,tyingshoes,andcuttingfood.Mymomtaughtmeaphrase:“Iwilltry,____18____Imightneedhelp.”I第2頁/共12頁stillgetdiscouragedwhenIcan’tdosomething,butIalwaysdecidedto____19____it.AsIbecamemoreindependent(獨(dú)立的),Iwouldsearchfornewwaystodothingsthatweredifficult.Irealizedmanypeoplehadthesame____20____andthatthesesolutionscouldhelpthemtoo.ThevideochannelallowsmetosharewhatI’vediscovered.WhenIplaylacrosse(長曲棍球),mycoacheswouldalwaystellme,“Throwleftie,throwleftie!”ButIcouldn’t.SoIfoundawaytoplaylacrossebyplayinggoalie.Idon’thavetorunas____21____inthatposition,butitletsmedosomethingI____22____.Reagan’sChallengeforYOUPutonehandbehindyourback.Nowtryopeningabackpackortyingyourshoes.Whatsolutionscanyoucomeupwith?Manyparentswhowatchedmychannelaskediftheirdaughterscouldmeetmebecausetheydon’tknowanyoneelsewhohascerebralpalsy.It’shardtofeellikenooneunderstandsyou.Onceamonth,Iinviteabout26girlstocalls.Sometimeswetalkaboutthingsthatarehardandget____23____fromeachother.Othertimeswechataboutschoolandthingswelikedoing.Sometimesit’snicetonottalkaboutour____24____andfindotherthingswehaveincommon.15.A.riskB.findC.shareD.avoid16.A.troubleB.pleasureC.successD.fun17A.boringB.interestingC.easyD.hard18.A.andB.butC.soD.or19.A.solveB.presentC.forgetD.record20.A.businessesB.backgroundsC.challengesD.changes21.A.muchB.manyC.littleD.few22.A.missB.inventC.hateD.love23.A.choiceB.adviceC.informationD.sadness24.A.dislikeB.discoveryC.disabilityD.disadvantage三、閱讀理解閱讀下面的短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，在每小題所給的四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。本大題共小題，每小題2分，共分)A第3頁/共12頁Zebby2GenevieveMoss66DeafnessChesterfield,EnglandUK’sCatoftheAmedalandapetfoodticketIamsoproudofZebbyforshowingtheworldhowcaringcatscanbe,andwhatagreatdifferencetheycanmaketopeople’slives.Ican’timaginelifewithoutZebbyandI’moverthemoonthathe’sbeenhonoredintheNationalCatLivingonmyownandbeingdeafmeanslifecouldbelonely,butnotwithZebbyaround—he’smyhero.ZebbyhelpsmebyremindingmeofnoiseslikethephoneringingorthedoorbellbycomingoverandtappingmeandwalkinginfrontofmeuntilIrealizeit.ThisissomethingthatIespeciallyneedatnightwhenIremovemyhearingaids.Heisveryhelpfulandlikestobringmethings—he’llgetthepostfromthedoorandpickitupinhismouthbeforedroppingitinthebedroom.Heevenbringsmemyshoesifhefindsthemsomewhereotherthanmyfeet.Heisashiningexampleofthecomfortapetcanbring.25.Thisis________.A.aninstructionB.anintroductionC.aposterD.anotice26.WhycanZebbygettheawardUK’sGatoftheA.Hehelpshisownermakeacall.B.Hehelpshisownerhearthesound.C.Hehastalentsforfindingshoesforhisowner.第4頁/共12頁D.Heisagoodexampleofhowpetscareaboutpeople.27.HowdoesthewritershowusmoreaboutZebby?A.Byofferingvideos.B.Bycomparingdifferentpets.C.Bygivingsupportingdetails.D.Byshowingusmorepictures.BInthefuture,humanoidrobotsmaybereallyhelpfulforoldpeople.Butmostoftoday’srobotsjustdosimplethingslikehelpingthemgoupanddownstairs,doinghousework,orcallingthehospital.Now,many65-year-oldpeopleareveryactive.Also,it’snotrighttothinkthatpeoplefrom60to90yearsoldarethesame.Justlike15-year-oldsand45-year-oldscan’tusethesamethings.Let’slookatfourtypesofhelprobotscangive:▲Itislikeadigitalfriend.ItgivesadviceandItisareal-lifehelper.Itcanmakedeliciousreminders.Forexample,itcantellactiveoldfoodandevencanbookatableatarestaurantpeopleaboutfunplacestovisitorinterestingforoldpeoplewholiketogooutandhaveathingstodo.goodtime.Itcontrolssmartthings.ItcanturnonlightsorIthelpswithdailyjobs.Itcanhelpoldpeopleadjustthetemperatureinthehouse,makingwhohavetroublemovingwithdressingorlifeeasierfortheelderly.cleaningtheirrooms.第5頁/共12頁28.Whichwordisthemostsuitablefor▲?A.DirectorB.AdvisorC.ExplorerD.Fighter29.Whatarereallyusefulrobotsfortheoldprobablylikeinthefuture?A.Theycanonlydosimpletasks.B.Theyarecompletelythesame.C.Theycansatisfydifferentoldpeople’sneeds.D.Theycantaketheplaceofhumanseasily.30.Inwhichpartofthenewspapermightwereadthepassage?A.Culture.B.Health.C.History.D.CThebellrang,andIrushedtothelibraryforClub.MissLisa,ourleader,announcedthatwewouldshareourstorieswithacritiquepartner.Iknewthemeaningof“critique”—givinghelpfulfeedback.MypartnerwasPenny.Ihandedhermystory,nervousaboutmyspellingandgrammar.Pennyseemedworried,too,asshegavemeherstory.Ireaditandwasamazed—itwasaheartwarmingtaleaboutastraydognamedSunnywhosavedafamilyfromaflood.greatstory,”Itoldher.“Idon’thaveanysuggestions.It’sperfect!”too,”shesaidquietlyinanunclearway.Shedidn’tevenlookatmeasshepassedmineback.“OK,everyone,ourtimeisupfortoday,”saidMissLisa.“Seeyounextweek!”Pennylooked.Shejumpedupandcaughtherbackpackandhurriedoutofthelibrary.Inoticedabookunderthetable.ItmusthavefallenoutofPenny’sbag.ThetitlewasSunnytheBrave.Ireadthedescriptionontheback:Inthisheartwarmingtale,adognamedSunnyfindsahomeaftersavingafamilyfromadevastatingflood.Thatsoundedtobeheard.ItwasjustlikePenny’sstory!Itwaslonger,withsomedifferentwords,butthesceneswereexactlythesame.Icouldn’tbelieveit.Pennyhadcopiedthisidea!Outsideoftheschool,InoticedPennysittingonabench.Iwalkedover.Penny’sshoulderswereslumped.Shewascrying!Allofasudden,Iwasn’tangryanymore.Irememberedthatmyjobashercritiquepartnerwastogivehelpfulfeedback,nottomakeherfeelbad.ButwhatshouldIsay?“IthoughtIwouldlovewritingclub,butI’mterribleatit,”shesaid.“Ineverhaveasingleideaforastory.”“Whatifweworkedonastorytogether?”第6頁/共12頁Ihaveideas,butmysentencesaren’talwaysthebest.IwishIcouldwriteperfectlylikeyoudo,”Isaid.“I’dratherhaveideasthanwriteperfectsentences,”Pennysaid.“Ididhaveonenewidea,”Isaid.“Whatifweworkedonastorytogether?Ibetwecouldcomeupwithsomethinggreat.”“Canwedothat?”sheasked.Shelookedhopeful.“Let’stalktoMissLisa,”Isaid.“Shelovesitwhenwritersarecreative.”“Maybewecanwriteabouttwofriends,”shesaid.“Andonehasabigproblem.”“Andtheyworktogethertosolveit,”Iadded.“Andeverythingendsupbetterthantheycouldhaveimagined”shesaid.“Nowthat’sagreatidea!”Isaid.31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“”meaninParagraph5?A.Nervous.B.RelaxedC.Confident.D.32Whywasn’tIangryanymorewhenseeingPennywascrying?A.BecauseIwantedtotalktoMissLisa.B.BecauseIwasafraidofthedogSunny.CBecauseIwasworriedaboutPenny’swriting.D.BecauseIwantedtogiveherhelpfulfeedback.33.Whatisthebesttitleforthisstory?A.APerfectStoryB.SunnytheBraveC.ClubActivitiesD.ThePowerofFriendshipD第7頁/共12頁Slouching,orwalking,sittingorstandinginalazyway,istraditionallyconsideredtobea“bad”posture(姿勢)—withsomesayingitwillharmyourspine(脊柱)andcausepain.Inthelast150yearsorso,posturehashadsomethingtodowithaperson’svalues,respectabilityandactions.Uprightposturehasbeenconsidered“healthy”,“attractive”and“good”bydifferentcultures.Soit’snotdifficulttoseethenhowslouchinghascometobeconsidered“bad”forus.Thegreatnewsisthatinthepasttwentyyears,alotofcarefulstudieshavefoundthatthere’snorelationshipbetweenslouchingandspinalpain.Nothingcanprovethatpeoplewhosloucharemorelikelytoexperiencebackorneckpaincomparedtonon-slouchers.Therearealsonodetailstosupportthatslouchingwhileyouaresittingatyourdeskorareusingyourphoneisharmfultothespine.EventheUKgovernment’slatestguidanceonworkingwithscreenspayslessattentiontoaperfectposture.Instead,theystresstheimportanceofadopting(采用)comfortablepositions,changingyourpositionsandincludingregularbreaksfromyourstaticposturethroughouttheday.Thereisaprettygoodreasonwhyslouchingdoesn’tdoharmtothespine,andthatisbecausethespineisdesignedtogetusedtodifferentmovements.Infact,thepostureyouadoptwhenwalkingorsittingprobablyisn’ttoblame(歸咎于)asmuchasyoumighthavebeenledtobelieve.Instead,it’sprobablyconnectedmoretootherfeaturesoflife—suchashowstressedorphysicallyactiveyouareandifyouhavehadspinalpainbefore.Butthereisoneareawhereslouchingmayleadtoaterribleinfluence.Slouchinghasbeenconnectedtopoorerinformationandmemoryrecall,aswellasworsemoodwhencomparedtosittingupright.Thesememoryandmoodproblemsareshowntoberapidlyimprovedwhenpeoplemovefromslouchingtouprightposture.Overall,thehumanspineisdesignedtobeonthemove,whichiswhymovementisimportanttoreducingtirednessanddiscomfort.34.Whathastraditionallybeenbelievedaboutslouching?A.Itisasignofconfidence.B.Itisgoodforspinalhealth.C.Itisconsidereddisrespectfulandharmful.D.It’sthebestwaytositwhileusingacomputer.第8頁/共12頁35.Whathaverecentstudiesfoundabouttherelationshipbetweenslouchingandspinalpain?A.Itiscertainthatslouchingcausesspinalpain.B.Thereisnoconnectionbetweenslouchingandspinalpain.C.Slouchingisworseforthespinethansittingupright.D.Peoplewhosloucharemorelikelytohavebackpain.36Thefollowingsentencecanbestbeputattheendof________.Allofthesetipswillhelpreducetheriskofdevelopingpainandmuscletiredness.A.Paragraph3B.Paragraph4C.Paragraph5D.Paragraph637.Whatdoesthewriteradviseustodo?A.reduceourscreentime.B.alwaysstandorsitupright.C.changepostureeverynowandthen.D.improveourmoodbyexercising.第Ⅱ卷主觀題共分)四、詞匯運(yùn)用本大題共小題每小題1分共分)根據(jù)句意和漢語注釋在答題卡對應(yīng)題號的橫線上寫出單詞的正確形式。38.Thelibraryisinthe________(中心的)partofourschool.39.DuringtheEnglishlisteningtest,Anna________(誤以為)theworddesertfordessert.40.Thenewruleis________(違反)thehabitsofmanyolddrivers.41.Students’________(建議)forhealthierfoodareacceptedbytheschoolcanteen.42.I________(必定地)rememberyourbirthdaysinceyouhavetoldmethreetimes.根據(jù)句意，在答題卡對應(yīng)題號的橫線上，寫出括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式。43.Chessisamindgamefullof________(sure)possibilities.44.The________(invent)toldusabouthiscreativeprocess.45.Ourheadmasterinvitedtwostudentstosharetheir________(speech)onteamwork.46.thedevelopmentoflocalbusinesses,thevillagersbecomevery________(wealth).47.Thecompanyisgladtofindthatmostusersare________(satisfy)withthenewapp.五、動詞填空用括號內(nèi)所給動詞的適當(dāng)形式填空，并將答案寫在答題卡對應(yīng)題號的橫線上。本大題共小題，每小題1分，共分)48.Thecherryblossomat________(attract)thousandsoftouristseveryyear.49.—Nick,wherewereyouwhenthepartybeganyesterdayevening?—I________(chat)onlinewithmygrandfather.50.Amy________(draw)abeautifulpictureofLakeforherarthomew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