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第第页大兴区2023-2024学年度第一学期期末检测初三英语2024.1考生须知1.本试卷共10页,共两部分,共38题,满分60分,考试时间90分钟。2.在试卷和答题卡上准确填写学校名称、姓名和准考证号。3.试题答案一律填涂或书写在答题卡上,在试卷上作答无效。4.在答题卡上,选择题用2B铅笔作答,其他试题用黑色字迹签字笔作答。第一部分本部分共33题,共40分。在每题列出的四个选项中,选出最符合题目要求的一项。―、单项填空(每小题0.5分,共6分)从下面各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。1.Maryisapopularsinger,andwealllike__________songs.A.his B.her C.your D.their2.TheSmithsarrived__________Shanghaionacoldwintermorning.A.in B.on C.at D.to3.Johnhadabadcoldyesterday,__________hedidn’tgotoschool.A.for B.so C.but D.or4.—Anna,___________isourEnglishteacher?—Ontheplayground.A.where B.why C.what D.who5.—Look!Tom’snameisonthecoverofthisbook.—Right,I’msureit___________beTom’s.A.can B.need C.must D.may6.—Jack,whatdoyouthinkoftherobot?—Ithinkit’soneof__________inventions.A.interestingB.moreinterestingC.mostinteresting D.themostinteresting7.—Whatdoyouoftendoinyoursparetime?—I___________booksinthebookstore.A.read B.reads C.willread D.amreading8.I_________forthedinnerwhenPeterknockedatthedoorlastnight.A.prepare B.prepared C.waspreparing D.ampreparing9.Ifitdoesn’traintomorrow,we______bird-watchinginNiantanPark.A.go B.went C.havegone D.willgo10.EversinceMrs.BrowncametoBeijing,she_________inthiscommunity.A.lives B.lived C.haslived D.willlive11.Thisemail_________byourEnglishteacherfivedaysago.A.write B.wrote C.iswritten D.waswritten12.—Doyouknow____________?—NextFridaymorning.A.WhenwillMr.Greencomeback B.WhenMr.GreenwillcomebackC.WhendidMr.Greencomeback D.WhenMr.Greencameback二、完形填空(每题1分,共8分)阅读下面的短文,掌握其大意,然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选择最佳选项。TheGirlNoOneTalkedtoLastyeartherewasagirlatourschoolwhohardlyanyonetalkedto.Ithinkitwasbecausesheseldomshowered,andshekindofsmelledbad.HernamewasCindyLindburg.Ididn’tknowexactlywhereshe__13__,butitmusthavebeensomewhereintheneighborhoodbecausewealwaysgotontheschoolbusatthesamebusstop.Oneday,IwaswalkinguptothebusstopandIsawCarlmakingfunofher.Icouldn’thearwhathewassaying,butIsawhowsaditmadeCindy.AssoonasIgotcloseenough,Iglared(怒视)atCarltomakehim__14__laughing.Butitdidn’twork.SoIwalkedoverandstoodclosertoCindytomakesureshewouldn’tfeelquitesobad.Itwasjustoneofthosetimeswhenyoujustknewsomeoneneededsomeonetobeafriend.Ididn’tthinkshe’dsayanything,butshedid.Hereyespeekedupfromstaringatthegroundandwhispered(低声说),“Hi.”“Hi,”Isaid.Thenas__15__asIcould,Isaid,“Don’tpayanyattentiontoCarl!Hisparentshavebeenunsuccessfulinteachinghimsomemanners.”SomeofthekidsarounduslaughedaftertheyheardwhatIhadsaid.Bynoweveryonetherewastalkingwithafriend.Quietly,andwithaseriouslookonherface,Cindysaid,"Idon’tknowwhyeveryone___16___me.”Iwassurprisedatherwords.“Noonehatesyou,”Itoldher.“Thenwhydon’tIhaveanyfriend?”sheasked.Ithoughtforamoment.“Well,”Ibegan,wonderingifIcouldtellherthatmaybeitwasbecauseshesmelledso___17___,“Ithinkyou’resmart,andyoudressokay,and...”“Sothen,whatisit?”sheasked.“Maybeit’sbecauseyou...”IpausedbecauseIalmostsaid“stink”(发出臭味)butinstead,“don’tsmellsogood.”Shelookedup,___18___myfaceasifcheckingtoseeifIwasmakingfunofherorbeingmean.IguessshedecidedIwasn’t.Shenodded.Iadded,“Ithinkyou’dprobablymakemorefriendsifyoutookmore___19___.”Shelookedaway.IworriedthatImighthavegonetoofar.Turningbacktofaceme,Cindytookadeepbreathandsaid,“Thankyou.”Iwassorelieved,andthenextmomentthebusarrived,andallthekidsstartedgettingon.“IfIsaveaseatforyouonthebustomorrow,”sheasked,“willyousitwithme?”“Sure,”Isaid.I’mhappytoreportthatCindydidtakemorebathsfromthatdayon.Anditwasn’ttoolongbeforeshestartedtomake__20__atschool.Iwasoneofthem.13.A.worked B.lived C.went D.waited14.A.stop B.start C.practice D.enjoy15.A.sweetly B.softly C.loudly D.proudly16.A.likes B.supports C.refuses D.hates17.A.bad B.cool C.good D.nice18.A.touching B.studying C.beating D.remembering19.A.lessons B.suggestions C.chances D.baths20.A.mistakes B.progress C.friends D.enemies三、阅读理解(每题2分,共26分)(一)阅读下列有关宠物投票的介绍,请根据人物的描述匹配出他们所投票的宠物,并将宠物所对应的A、B、C、D四个选项填在相应位置上。选项中一项为多余选项。AVoteforthe2023PetoftheYear!Comeandvote(投票)foryourfavoritepet.Castyourvoteforthe2023BuzzMagazinesPetoftheYear.ACharlotte,age9monthsGoodday!MynameisCharlotte.Iliketovisitnursinghomesandspendtimewiththeeldersofourcommunity.Theyarealwayssokind,anditmakesmyhearthappytomakethemsmile.Ilovemakingnewfriends,humanandanimalalike,andhopeonedayIwillmeetyousomewhere.BSqueaky,age14Heyeverybody!I’mSqueaky.Ilikespeakingtoallmyvisitors.Whetherthehumansarebigorsmall,Ihavesomethingtosaytothem.Iwishtheywouldlearncatlanguagesotheycouldunderstandme!Iusedtolovetocatchsmallbirdsandotheranimals.NowthatIamolder,Ijustwaitformydinnerbythebackdoor.CPika,age7monthsHeythere!PmPika.Tomakesurealleyesareonme,Imeow(喵喵),meow,andmeowsomemore.Somewouldcallmeadramaqueen.Ienjoyexploringthegardenwhichisamysteryforme.Iamacuriouscat,andmomsaysshewon9tstopmefromexploringtheoutdoors.DCharlie,age8Hithere!MynameisCharlie.MymomsavedmewhenIwasonly5weeksold!IlovetorunaftermydogsisterLily,andracethroughthehouse.Mysecondfavoriteactivityiswalking.Youcanfindmewalkingtheneighborhoodwithmymomandbarking(叫)atallofthecars,justtoletthemknowwho’sincharge.21.________MarryI'mgoingtovoteforacuriouspet,andithasakindownerwhoneverstopsitfromexploringtheoutdoors.I'mgoingtovoteforacuriouspet,andithasakindownerwhoneverstopsitfromexploringtheoutdoors.22.________ChrisIammovedbyalovelypet.Iammovedbyalovelypet.Itlikestovisitnursinghomesinthecommunityandmakefriends.I'mgoingtovoteforit!23.________TonyI'mvotingforapetthatlikesspeakingtoitsI'mvotingforapetthatlikesspeakingtoitsvisitors.Itwantspeopletolearncatlanguagesothattheycanunderstanditbetter.(二)阅读下列短文,根据短文内容,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选择最佳选项。BAveryandIaregoodfriends,butoncesomethingunpleasanthappenedwhenwebothtriedforrolesinAliceinWonderland.AveryreallyhopedtobeAliceandIwassureshecouldgettherole.However,itturnedoutthatIwaspickedtobeAliceandAveryonlygotthepartoftheMarchHare.“Doyouwanttopracticetogetherwithme?”Iasked.“Sorry,I’mbusythisweek,saidAvery,withoutlookingatme.“AndIwillbealwaysbusy.”Sherefusedme.Thatnightatdinner,myparentsnoticedIwasnotthatexcitedaboutgettingtheleadrole.Theywonderedwhathappened.“Well,AverywasnotpickedtobeAlice,butIwas.Shewasunhappy.Maybeshewillthrowawayourfriendship.”Myfathersaid,“Don’tworryaboutit.Ithinkthisisachanceforyoutobeanextra-goodfriend.”“Dad’sright,”saidmymother.“Sometimeswhenourfriendsdowell,wemayhavefeelingsofenvy(嫉妒)anddon’tknowhowtoact.Trygivingheralittletime,spaceandunderstanding,andshewillchangehermindsoon.”Overthenextweek,ItriedmybesttogiveAverysomespace.Thenoneday,onthewaytoourpractice,Imether.“Ijustwanttosay,you’resuchagreatactorwhenactingastheMarchHare.”Ismiled.Sheseemedhappyandexplainedhowsheunderstoodtherole.WhenIaskedhertohelpmewithmyrole,sheagreedandsmiled,too.Sheevensaidsorrytomeforactingthatwayatfirst.Later,webecameclosertoeachother.I’velearnedthatpeopleoftenhaveadifficulttimedealingwithenvyanddisappointment.Ifyouhavesimilarexperiences,youcouldtrytakingmyparents’advice.Giveyourfriendalittletime,spaceandunderstanding.Thismightbetheperfecttimetobeanextra-goodfriend.24.WhywasAveryunhappy? A.Shewasn’tpickedtobeAlice. B.Shewasreallybusythisweek.C.Shedidn’thavetimetopractice. D.Shehadtopreparedinnerforherparents.25.Thewritersmotheradvisedthewriterto____.A.giveuptheleadrole B.talkwithAveryatonceC.giveAveryspaceandunderstanding D.throwawaythefriendshipwithAvery26.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofherparents’advice?A.Difficult. B.Helpful. C.Strict. D.Interesting.CTechnologyischangingtosuitpeopledneeds.Theearlydevelopmentoftransportationtechnologyaswellasthemodemdevelopmentoftelecommunicationhasofferedhumanarapidriseinefficiency(效率).Ofcourse,technologyhasalsomadelifemorecomplicated(复杂的)andsomemaysay,ledtobadeffects.However,itisobviousthattechnologyhasmadelifebetterthanbefore.There’snodoubtthattechnologyhasimprovedthestandardsofliving.Machinescannowdotheheavierworkwhichhumanbeingsfindverydifficulttodo.Industrialization(工业化)hasbroughtaboutlargeproduction,peoplecangetgoodsatacheaperprice,too.Technologyhasmadeeveryaspect(方面)oflifemoreconvenient:computershavemadeworkintheofficemoreefficientandtransportsystemshavemadetravelcheaperandevenmoreenjoyable.Technologyhasalsoimprovedthequalityofsociallife.Thecommunicationtechnologyhasbroughttheworldcloser,whetherforbusinessorforpersonalrelationships.Yet,eventhoughitistruethatlifehasimprovedwithtechnology,lifehasalsobecomemorecomplicatedastechnologybecomesmorecommoninourlives.TheuseoftheInternethaschangedthewaywecommunicate,socializeanddobusiness,andthusexposedustorisks.Asmorebusinessdealstakeplaceonline,thereisanincreaseincybercrime(网络犯罪).Andstolendatahasbecomeahugeproblemforbusinessesandbanks.Cyberbullying(网络欺凌)isalsobecomingmorewidespreadtoday.Asmuchastechnologyhasimprovedourlives,ithasalsobroughtaboutnewsetsofproblems.Still,technologyhasgivenusthemeanstoabetterlifethatwasunimaginable.Tosaythattechnologydoesnotmakelifebetterorevenmakeslifeworseisanabsolutewrongconclusion.Therearealsocreativewaystosolvetheproblemsthattechnologyhasbroughtabout,suchasusinglawsandtechnologyitselftosolvetheveryproblemsitbringsabout.Forexample,somecountrieshaveintroducedlawsthatcontroltheuseofonlineinformationtoensurepersonalsafetyisprotected.Today,spacerovers(漫游者)areevenexploringnewplanetstocheckforsignsoflife.So,withthedevelopmentoftechnology,itisfairtosaythatthestarsarenotoutofreach.27.Accordingtothepassage,howhastechnologyimprovedthestandardsofliving?A.Byincreasingpeople’sheavierwork.B.Bymakingworkintheofficemoreenjoyable.C.Bymakingdifferentaspectsoflifemoreconvenient.D.Byhelpingsolveallkindsofdifficultproblemsinlife.28.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Technologyhasbroughtmoreproblemsthanconveniencetohuman.B.Communicationismorecomplicatedbecauseoftechnology.C.Machineswilltaketheplaceofhumanbeingsinthefuture.D.LawscanbemadetoprotectpersonalsafetyontheInternet.29.Whichofthefollowingcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.WillTechnologyReallyMeetOurFutureNeeds?B.CanWeProtectOurselveswithTechnology?C.CanTechnologyChangetheWayWeWork?D.HasTechnologyMadeLifeBetter?DHaveyoueverlookedoutofthewindowofapassengerplanefrom30,000feetandwonderedhowpeoplecanhaveanymajoreffectontheEarth?Ihave.Butitisnowbecomingprettyclearthatwearecausingagreatdealofdamage(破坏)tothenaturalenvironment.Andtheplanesthatrushusincomforttodestinations(目的地)aroundtheglobeleadtooneofthebiggestenvironmentalproblemsthatwefacetoday—globalwarming.Forthoseofusluckyenoughtohavemoneyandtimetospend,thereareahugenumberofattractiveplacestoexplore.Thecostofairtransporthasdecreased(减少)rapidlyovertheyears,andformanypeople,especiallyinrichcountries,itisnowpossibletoflyaroundtheworldforlessmoney.Unfortunately,planesproducefarmorecarbondioxide(CO2)thananyotherformofpublictransport,andCO2isnowknowntobeagreenhousegascausingthetemperatureoftheEarthtorise.ScientistspredictthatinthenearfuturetheclimateinBritainwillfollowthatoftheMediterranean(地中海),apopulardestinationforBritishholidaymakersflyingofftoenjoythesun.Ifglobalwarmingcontinues,wemayalsofindthatmanytouristdestinationssuchastheMaldives(马尔代夫)havedisappearedunderwaterbecauseofrisingsealevels.Sowhatcanbedonetosolvetheproblem?Well,althoughengineersaremakingmoreefficientenginesandresearchingotherfuels(燃料)suchashydrogen,itwillbealongtimebeforeairtravelisnotdamagingtotheenvironment.Governmentsdon’tseemtobetakingtheproblemseriously,soitisuptotravelerstodowhattheycantohelp.Themostobviouswayofdealingwiththeproblemistonottravelbyplaneatall.EnvironmentalgroupssuchasFriendsoftheEarthencouragepeopletotravelbytrainandplanholidaysnearerhome.However,withpricesofflightsatanall-timelow,andexoticdestinationsmorepopularthanever,itishardtoaskBritishtouriststochooseLondoninsteadofBeijingorTokyo.However,thereisawayofoffsetting(抵消)thecarbondioxideweproducewhenwetravelbyplane.AcompanycalledFutureForestsoffersaservicethatcanreduceCO2.TheFutureForestwebsitefindstheamountofCO2youareresponsibleforproducingonyourflight.Thenyouwillpayasmallfee(费用)tothecompany.AnditcanhelpyouplantthenumberoftreesthatwillabsorbthisCO2.YesterdayIreturnedtoJapanfromEngland,andwashappytopayFutureForests£25toplantthethreetreeswhichbalancemyshareoftheCO2producedbymyreturnflight.Nowtheonlythingmakingmelosesleepisjetlag(时差效应).30.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?A.Thedamagecausedbypublictransport.B.Thepossibleeffectsofplanesonglobalwarming.C.Themainreasonsforrisingtheglobaltemperature.D.Thepredictionsofsomedisappearingtouristdestinations.31.Theword“exotic”inParagraph5isclosestinmeaningto“_________”.A.interesting B.foreign C.similar D.beautiful32.Fromthepassage,weknow___________.A.passengerscanpayextrafeestooffsettheCO2producedbytheirflightsB.theclimateinBritainissimilartothatoftheMediterraneannowC.environmentalgroupsencouragepeopletoplantmoretreesD.it’sgettingmoreandmoreexpensivetotravelbyplane33.Whatisthewritersmainpurposeinwritingthispassage?A.TodiscussthebadeffectsofCO2.B.Tocomparedifferentreasonsforglobalwarming.C.Tointroducethefamoustouristdestinationsintheworld.D.Tocallattentiontotheenvironmentaldamagecausedbytakingplanes.第二部分本部分共5题,共20分。根据题目要求,完成相应任务。四、阅读表达(34-36每题2分,第37小题4分,共10分)阅读短文,根据短文内容回答问题。ASouthernCaliforniastudentnamedMadisonAtkinsonisregardedasherfamily’shero.Madison,a15-year-oldgirl,usedCPRskillsthatshelearnedatschooltohelpsaveher3-year-oldrelativeduringaholidaygathering.IthappenedonThanksgivingasfamilymemberswerepreparingdinner.RelativesattheNorthridgehomethought3-year-oldMaxinewasinsideplayingwithotherkids.Butsurveillance(监控)videoshowsthelittlegirlwanderingintothebackyardandleaningoverthesideofthepool,andthenjumpingorfallingin.Nooneelsewasoutsideatthetime,butafewminuteslaterMaxine’sunclewalkedouttotheyardandfoundherfacedowninthepool.Hejumpedin,pulledthelittlegirlfromthewaterandyelledforhelp.Severaladultscameoutsidebutwereonlyabletowatchhelplesslywheneffortsweremadetorevive(苏醒)thegirl.WhenMadisonsawwhatwashappening,sheknewexactlywhattodo.“IsawthathewastryingtheHeimlich(海姆利克氏操作法),”sherecalled.“ButIknewinthatcaseweneededCPRbecauseMaxinedidn’tseemlikeshewasbreathing.ItoldeveryoneIknewCPRanditcalmedeveryonedown.”“ThentheyjustlaidherdownonthegroundandIstartedCPR.”Thelittlegirlsoonreviveda

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