2022年上海市松江区第一学期期末初三英语教学质量监测(中考一模)试卷

2022年上海市松江区第一学期期末初三英语教学质量监测（中

考一模）试卷

笔试部分Part2Phonetics,VocabularyandGrammar（第二部分语音、词汇和语法）II・Choosethebestanswer・（选择最恰当的答案）（共15分）Themagazinecan'tbetakenoutofthereadingroomfortimebeing.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zA.aB.anC.theD./TheBundisalwayscrowdedwithpeoplethenightsofNationalDay.A.atB.forC.inD.onAlotofpeopleseemtobeunawarewhothenewcomersreallyare.A.ofB.atC.onD.for“WhatshouldIdoduringmywinterholidays?”thegirlasked.A.myB.herC.myselfD.herselfTheEnglishCornermakesmeinspeakingEnglishthanbefore.A.confidentB.themostconfidentC.mostconfidentD.moreconfidentInherletter,AuntieSuetoldusmanyabouthervisittoBritain.A.newsB.storiesC.informationD.truthGumahmetwithmanydifficulties,henevergaveupandwontheNobelPrizeinliterature.A.orB.andC.butD.soSmokerssmokeinallindoorpublicplacesfromMarch1st,2017.A.mustn'tB.needn'tC.can'tD.shouldn'tIjusthadmytoothpulledout.I'dbetternoodlesfordinnertonight.A.cookB.tocookC.cookedD.cookingJackwon'thaveaholidaywithhisfamilyhecanfinishtheprojectintime.A.whenB.ifC.unlessD.sothatHarrywillworkinthenorthofCanadaafterhefromPHDinUBC.A.willgraduateB.graduateC.graduatesD.graduatedIwouldratherspendmoretimehavingsportsinsteadofalldaylong.A.watchTVB.watchedTVC.towatchTVD.watchingTV—doyouhearfromyourpenpalinCanada?—Abouttwiceaweek.A.HowlongB.HowoftenC.HowmanytimesD.HowsoonItissaidChinaInternationalImportExpoinShanghailastyear.A.washeldB.areheldC.hasbeenheldD.hadbeenheldMumwassurprisedtofindherlittlesonallhersuitcasesalready.A.waspackingB.haspackedC.hadpackedD.wouldpackIII.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.A.showoffB.braveC.endD.anythingE.backArichmanlovedcrocodilessomuch.Onceheboughtanewhouse.Therewasalargeswimmingpoolinthe16.However,itwasfilledwithfiercecrocodiles.Onedaythemanhadapartyto17thebighouseaswellashisfavouritepets.Asthemanexpected,noonedaredtostandnexttothepool.“Ithinkarealheroshouldhavecourage.”shoutedtheman.“Ifanyoneisenoughtoswimthroughthecrocodilesandmakeittotheotherside.Iwillgivethatpersonhewants.Iwillgivehimmyjob,mymoney,myhouse,andmycrocodiles!”A.swimmingB.finallyC.wordsD.certainlyE.reachEveryonelaughedatthecrazyidea.Theythoughtitwasjustajoke,andthenleftthepoolarea.Suddenly,theyheardaloudsplash(扑卜通声).Everyoneturnedaroundandsawaman20forhislife.Thecrocodilestriedto21himquickly,butheswamtotheotherendandescapedfromthemluckily.“Wow,unbelievable.Hemadeit!”criedtherichman,“Ikeepmy22.TellmewhatyouwantandwhatIcandoforyou.”Thefriend23gothisbreathback.Thenhelookedupandsaid,“Youcantellmewhopushedintothepool!”W・Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.It'seasiertomakethantomakefriends.(enemy)Hisheavyillnesscausedhimtolosehis.(memorize)Thenoisymusicmadetheoldcouplefeel.（happy）Thebluecarpetinthebedroomwasclean.（spotless）Thereareonlycookiesleft.Savethemforyourbrother.（fifth）Closeyoureyesandyouarewalkinginaforest.（imagination）It'snottoseekidswearingshortsinfreezingweatherinJapan.（rarely）Whenapersonjumpstoa,heorsheoftenmakesabigmistake.（conclude）V・Completethefollowingsentencesasrequired.Ericcompletedthesciencetestmostquicklyinourclass.（改为一般疑问句）Ericthesciencetestmostquicklyinourclass?ItshouldbeTim'sturntocleantheclassroomafterschooltoday.对划线部分提问）turnitbetocleantheclassroomafterschooltoday?Bobwasveryexcitedtowinhisfirstprizeofsnooker.（改为感叹句）Bobwastowinhisfirstprizeofsnooker!Julia'stwinbrothersbegantolearnItalianfiveyearsago.（保持句意基本不变）Julia'stwinbrothersItalianforfiveyears.Maywritesseveralarticlesabouttraditionalskillseverymonth.（改为被动语态）SeveralarticlesabouttraditionalskillsbyMayeverymonth.“Whenwillweleavetomorrowmorning?”Sophiaaskedherfriends.（改为间接引语）Sophiaaskedherfriendswhenleavetomorrowmorning.adramaticending,EnglandandFrance,thegame,between,had（连词成句）Part3ReadingandWriting（第三部分读写）W・Readingcomprehension・A.Choosethebestanswer.B・Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage・TheWrightBrothersOrvilleandWilburWrightwerefamousAmericanbrothers.TheyownedabicycleshopinOhio.Theylovedbicycles.Buttheyalsolovedtheideaofflying.In1896,theybegantoexperiment,ortrynewideaswithflight.First,theystartedbytestingkites.Then,theyworkedongliders,whichareplaneswithoutmotors（马达）.Theseexperimentsshowedthemhowanairplaneshould39.Theylearnedhowitshouldrise,turn,andcomebacktotheground.ThebrothersflewtheirglidersatKittyHawk.ThatisabeachinNorthCarolina.Itwasverywindythere.Thathelpedtheirgliderstakeoff.In1903,they40amachinethattheycalledTheFlyer.Ithadamotorandwastheirfirstairplane.TheFlyerwaslargeandheavy.Thebrotherscouldnot41windtohelpitfly,sotheybuiltatrack（轨道）forit.TheywheeledTheFlyeralongthetracktohelpitrise.InDecember1903,theWrightBrotherswerereadytotestTheFlyer.Theplaneliftedabouttenfeetofftheground.Itflewoverthesandforashorttime.Then,itlandedbackontheground.TheFlyeronlytraveledabout120feet（36.5meters）.42,ithadflown!Thebrotherscontinuedtoworkontheirplane.Afterawhile,itcouldstayintheairforoveronehours.Other43followedtheworkoftheWrightbrothers.Theylookedforwaystoimproveairplanes.Theyhelpedplanesflyfasterandlonger.Theyalsoworkedtomakeplanes44tofitmorepeople.Today,hundredsofplanestaketotheskyeachday.Peopleflytogoacrossthecountryoracrosstheseas.WehavetheWrightbrotherstothankforthefirstflight.39.A.leaveB.landC.moveD.change40.A.createdB.controlledC.discoveredD.removed41.A.waitforB.dealwithC.careforD.dependon42.A.AsaresultB.HoweverC.What'smoreD.Afterwards43.A.methodsB.ideasC.experimentsD.inventors44.A.warmerB.biggerC.saferD.cleanerC.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.Accordingtoarecentstudy,dogsgetjealous（妒忌的）justlikehumansdo.Inthestudy,twogroupsofdogownerswerecompared.Onegroupshowedaffection（喜爱）toanotherdog.Theothershowedaffectiontoobjectssuchasabookortoy.Theauthorsofthestudyconcludedthatdogsdisplayedmorejealousbehaviorswhentheirownersshowedaffectiontowardanotherdog.Withthatinmind,herearesomesignsofajealousdog.PushingyouawayHaveyouevermovedtowardamemberofyourfamily,onlytohaveyourdogpushyouaway?Thisbehaviorisyourdog'swayoftellingyouthatitneedsmorea45.Mean（小气的）actionsYourdogmightshowjealousybyb46orbiting.DoingatrickAjealousdogwillperformtricksinordertogetyourpraiseorcare.Howdoyoudealwithajealousdog?Trythefollowingw47.T48yourdogPracticebasiccommands（扌旨令）likesitandstay.Thiswillhelpyoumanageyourdogwhenyounoticebadbehavior.EncouragegoodbehaviorGiveyourdogtreatsandcarewhenit'scalm.Thiswillhelpyourdogunderstandh49youwantittobehave.MakefriendsLetyourdoggetalongwitho50.Thedogparkisagoodplaceforyourdogtopracticeplayingwithotherdogs.GeteveryoneinvolvedJealousyindogsusuallyhappenswhenadogformsastrongbondwithoneperson.Allowthepeoplearoundyoutospendtimewithyouandyourdog.Thatway,yourdogwilllearnthatallofthemdeserverespect.Whenadoglovessomeonedeeply,it'sn51forittofeeljealous.Helpingajealousdoglearntoshareitsfavoritepersonisveryimportant.D.Answerthequestions.OnedayJackwaspreparingtoleaveonatrip.HeoftentravelledonbusinessbackandforthbetweenNewYorkandhishomeinBoston.HiswifeKatiewascarryingouthissuitcasetothecarwhenitsuddenlyopened.Insidewereshorts,shirts,sandals,andaswimmingsuit.Inlightofthefactthatherhusbandhadpackedallofhiscasualclothes,shestartedtodoubt（怀疑）thathewasgoingonabusinesstrip.Thenextday,shefolloweduponhersuspicion（猜想）bycallingtheairlinethatherhusbandtravelledon.Sheaskedthemanattheairline.“CanyoutellmehowmanyfrequentflyermilesmyhusbandandIhave?”ThemanlookeduptheiraccountandtoldKatie,“Uptonow,youhavealmost100,000milesifIincludeyourhusband'smostrecentflight.”Katiewassurprised.Shesaid.“Thatdoesn'tmakesense.HowdidmyhusbandcollectsomanymilesflyingtoNewYork?”Themanattheairlinetoldher.“ThosemilesincludehisflightstoNewYorkandhisflighttotheBahamas.”“TheBahamas!”Katiethought.“NowonderIcan'tfindthesunscreen!”Sheknewjusthowtogetevenwith（报复）herhusband.Nowthatsheknewhe