初中英语奥林匹克竞赛

1、【精品试题】 2006 年全国初中英语竞赛试题一、选择填空1. This story-book is . I wrote name on its cover.A. my; my; myselfB. mine; my; myself C. myself; mine; myD. mine;myself; my2. Peter decided to go the lesson once more before class.A. out B.on C.over D.down3. I really like Maria. She's a sweet girl is always polite t

2、oeveryone.A. so; thatB. quite; whichC. such; whoD. very; whose4. I won't leave unless you me everything. I have to know!A. don't leaveB. won't teach C. would find D. tell5. Do you know the famous musical Cats is going to be performed in Beijing on 5th December? Yes. But we've not got

3、 the tickets.A. We haven't tooB. So do we C. So have we D. Neither havewe6. she was washing her face, the water stopped .A. As; running B. As soon as; to flowC. After; to go D. Since; raining7. Have you ever a lot of money?No, I have n't, but once I£ 10 in a lottery.A. won; won B. seen;

4、 have stolen C. made; will getD. received; paid8. you change a pound, please? I have some. Let me see.A. Should; might B. Can; must C. Could; may D. Will; would9. Help yourself to some fish. The fish in this restaurant are locally.A. cooking; living B. served; caught C. sold; finding D. made; seen10

5、. Do you like cooking? Yes, but the one job I hate in the kitchen is .A. getting up B. putting up C. hanging up D. washing up11. Where have you been all the time?I came back at noon and I in thisroom since.A. have been B. was C. had been D. have gone12. - Can he lend me some money?- I regret to tell

6、 you he is you .A. not rich as B. no more rich than C. no richer than D. not richer as13. - If he , he that food.- Luckily he was sent to the hospital at once.A. was warned, would not take B. had been warned, would not have takenC. would be warned, had not taken D. would have been warned, had not ta

7、ken14. I don 't like of the two pens. Please show me .A. both, one B. all, the other C. neither, the others D. either, another15. He was afraid the yard becausehe was afraid by the big dogat the gates.A. to enter, to be bitten, lay B. of entering, of being bitten, layC. of entering, to be bitten

8、, layingD. to enter, of being bitten, lying二、完形填空The Japanese pay much attention to the lucky telephone numbers. The bathhouses, for example, 16 to use 4626, because when 17 in Japa nese, it has the same pronunciation发音）as “ have a good bath” . Both the clothes shops and the butcher '屠户）like 412

9、9 better than 18 number because this number can either be read as “good dress ” or “good meat ”.19these numbers are connected wit（与联系）something 20 , peoplecan remember them very 21 , so they have become advertiseme nts for the22 .On the other hand there are also telephone numbers which are 23 as for

10、bidde n（禁止） by the Japa nese people. 1564, for example, has the sound of“ killpeople ” 24 the number 4219 has 25“People die ”.At last, there are about forty-four millio n 26 in Japa n, yet it is almost 27 for every one to get a 28 telepho ne nu mber. So these teleph ones have become commodities（商品）a

11、nd can be 29 as goods. The price can reach as 30 as 222thousa nd yen.16.A.likeB. wantC.haveD. ought17.A.readB. liste nC.hearD. look18.A.anyB. restC. otherD. any other19.A.SinceB. AlthoughC. eve n ifD. When20. A.to doB. usefulC. miceD. importa nt21. A.hardB. slowlyC. muchD. easily22.A.dressesi B. sho

12、psC. meatsD. house23. A.soun ded B. regardedC. pronoun cedD. looked24.A.butB. becauseC. asD. while25. A.soundB. meaningC. thatD. this26.A. shopsB.JapaneseC. teleph onesD. nu mbers27. A. possible B. impossible C. easyD. n ecessary28. A. i nteresti ngB. niceC. lucky D. suitable29. A. used B. madeC. so

13、ld D. stored30. A. valuable B. bigC. expe nsive D. highBefore the 1980s, models were just beautiful people in magaz ine photographs. People knew very little about them. They did n't know how old they were, where they lived or what their favourite sports were. Most people did n't eve n know t

14、heir n ames.The n came the 1980s, the er（时代） of the supermodel. This was whe n some models became so famous that they became as well known as Hollywood film stars. Most people today have heard of Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Elle Macphers on, Claudia Schiffer and the other supermodels. Stories about t

15、hem appear in magaz in es. Jour nalists in terview them. Televisio ndocumentaries have been made about their lives. There are also hundreds of supermodel websites created by fans. On these websites, fans include information about the models' weight, shoe size and hair colour.One of the reasons t

16、hese models became so famous was the huge amounts ofmoney they were paid. Canadian supermodel Linda Evangelista once said,“ I won'tget out of bed for less than $10,000 £ 6500） a day. ” Claudia Schiffer had afearcon tract （合同）with the cosmetics （化妆品）compa ny Revl on. The compa ny paid her &#

17、163;4,000,000 for just thirty days' work per yearthat's more than £130,000 per day!Supermodels don't make their money just from posing for the camera or walking down the catwalk. They have discovered many other areas where they can market themselves: films, television shows, exercis

18、e videos, calendars, and even the lingerie（女内衣） business. Elle Macpherson has her own underwear company which makes millions of pounds a year.Supermodels have many other things in common, too. They travel all over the world to work. They own houses and flats in many different places.31. Before the 1

19、980s, .A. supermodels didn't existB. models were as well known as Hollywood starsC. some models were called supermodelsD. people knew the names of many models32. How do people get to know about the lives of supermodels?A. By watching their shows.B. By calling their mobiles.C. By surfing their we

20、bsites. D. By sending presents to them.33. For one day's work, Linda Evangelista expects to be paid .A. £ 6,500 or moreB. less than £ 6,500C. £ 4 millionD. more than £ 130,00034. Which of the following is not true?A. Supermodels are paid too much money.B. Nowadays supermodels

21、 are just as famous as Hollywood stars.C. Supermodes don't just make money from modelling.D. All the supermodels have their own underwear companies.35. What makes supermodels so famous?A. Stories, interviews, TV documentaries, etc.B. Their physical appearance.C. The modelling jobs they do.D. The businesses they run.短文填词After moving into a new house, there was a sblackout（断电）anddarkness in the house before the hostess tidied up.The hostess just touched the candle and matches when a knock at the door came from o.Opening the door, she f it was a small boy, who was picked