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2020-2021学年黄埔区初二上学期期末英语试卷、语法选择、语法选择1Therewasayoungpainterwhomademoneybypaintingportraits).Hisdreamwastobecomeoneof1artistsinthefieldofart.Oneday,arichladyaskedhimtopaint2portraitforherandpromisedtopayhim10000dollars.1Afteraweek,theladycametotakethepainting.Thepaintingwaswonderful,3shewasnothappywithit.Shetoldtheyoungpainter,"Iwillbuythispaintingonlyfor3,000dollars."Theyoungpainterfelt4atwhatshesaid.Thenhetalkedwiththelady,hopingthatshewouldkeepherpromise.Therichladysaidtothepainter,"Thepersoninthepaintingisme.5Idon'tbuythispainting,6elsewillbuyit.Soyouhavetosellittomefor3,000dollars."Theyoungpaintersaid7,"No,Iprefernottosellitratherthanbehumiliated)byyou.Someday,youneedtospend20timesthemoney8thepainting,becauseyoubreakyourpromisetoday."Afterthat,thepainterworkedeven9thanbefore.Finally,hisdreamcametrueandhebecameveryfamousinthefieldofart.Therichladysoonforgotabouttheartistandwhathehadtoldher.Butoneday,oneotherfriendtoldher,"Thereisapaintersellingapaintingcalled'Liar()for200,000dollars.Theladyinthepaintinglooksreallylikeyou."Then,therichladyrememberedthepainter.Shequicklywent10sorrytohimandpaid200,000dollarstobuytheportrait.A.A.A.A.theonesosurpriseB.B.B.B.themostfamousfirstorsurprisedC.C.C.C.thefirstandsurprisesD.D.D.D.famousonebutsurprising5.A.IfB.UnlessC.AfterD.When6.A.everybodyB.anybodyC.nobodyD.somebody7.A.angrilyB.angrierC.angryD.moreangrily8.A.onB.ofC.forD.in9.A.hardlyB.hardC.harderD.hardest10.A.say B.said C.tosay D.saying、、完形填空2Morethan700yearsago,Scotland)wasfightingagainstEngland.ThekingofEnglandwantedto1Scotland.Englandhadastrongarmysoitwas2fortheScotspeopletofight.Theylostmanytimes.KingRobertofScotlandhadtorunawayfromtheEnglisharmy.2Onerainyday.KingRobertlayinanoldhouse.Hethoughtthathewasnotgood3thathedidn'tevenseeaspider()abovehim.Whenhe4,hesawthespiderclimbing.Itwastryingtoclimbupitswebatthetopofthehousebutitfelldown."Howsad!"thoughtKingRobert."Thespiderislikeme.It'snot5enough."Hewatcheditwhilethespiderclimbedupagain.Itfelldownasecondtime.6"Becareful,littlespider, youmightdie."hesaid."Lifeissohard,youwillnevergetbacktoyourweb.Butthespider7againandagain.KingRobertwatchedasit8climbedbacktoitsweb.Afteranhour,thespidergotbacktotheweb."61.A.leaveB.captureC.helpD.visit2.A.hardB.interestingC.importantD.fantastic3.A.bored1.A.leaveB.captureC.helpD.visit2.A.hardB.interestingC.importantD.fantastic3.A.boredB.cheerfulC.worriedD.surprised4.A.lookedatB.lookedoutC.lookedupD.lookedfor5.A.oldB.strongC.fastD.free6.A.becauseB.andC.soD.or7.A.triedB.fellC.practisedD.cheered8.A.fastB.easilyC.slowlyD.suddenly9.A.armyB.feelingsC.opinionsD.familyA.kept B.helped C.joined D.stopped、、阅读理解3JosephSekarisa62-year-oldmaninIndia.Hefeedsthousandsofparrotseveryday.3Andhehasearnedhimselfthenickname"birdman".Josephalwaysleftsmallamountsofriceonhisroof.Theneighborsparrowsandsquirrelsoftencametoeatthem.Onedaytwoparrotsflewinandfedthemselvessomerice.Thebirdsnotonlyreturnedthefollowingday,butalsobroughtalongotherhungryfriends.Todayabout2,000to4,000beautifulparrotsvisitthebirdmantwiceaday!Josephdoesnotfeedthebirdsrawrice.Hecooksthem!Thismeansthattheamazingmangetsupat4:30a.m.everymorningandspendsoveranhourmakingthebreakfast.Hethenspreadsthericeacross14woodenplanks)onhisroof.Thebreakfastrushbeginsatabout6:00a.m.whenthebeautifulparrotsflyinandcontinuesuntileverylastgrainofthedeliciousriceisgone!Theactionisrepeatedintheafternoonwhenthebirdsarrivearound4:00p.m.andstayforalmosttwohours.Besidesfeedingthem,thesuperheroalsotakesinsickorinjuredbirdsandnursesthembacktohealth.Ofcourse,feedingsomanybirdsisnotacheapjob.丿oseph,acamerarepairman,nowspends40%ofhisincomefeedingthebirds.Thegenerousmansaysallofhisactionscomeofasenseoflove.ThoughJosephhasnotanyplanstostopitnow,hedoesworryaboutwhatwillhappentothebeautifulbirdsashegetsolderandisunabletocontinue.Atfirst丿osephleftsomericeonhisrooffor_.somebeautifulparrotshekeptaspetsthesparrowsandsquirrelsintheneighborhoodtwoparrotswhichflewinonedayotherhungryparrotsthatreturnedthefollowingdayto_.buytherawriceatthemarket B.exerciseonhisroofC.cooktherice D.spreadthericeacrosstheblankscanprobablyseeparrotseatingonJoseph'sroof_.before4:30a.m. B.from4:30a.m.to6:00a.m.C.from4:30p.m.to6:00p.m.WhatdoesJosephworryabout?Toomanyparrotswillcometohim.

D.at12:00Hegetsuptooearlyanditmakesverytired.Hecannotrepaircamerasanymore.Noonewilltakehisplacetofeedtheparrots.Inthewriter'sopinion,osephSekarisa_ person.Aquiet B.strict C.kind D.boring4Everymorning,myfatherbuysanewspaperonhiswaytowork.Everyday,Iopenmybooksinclassandstartmylessons.Everyevening,mymotherreadsmagazinesathome.Andeverynight,IlookatthephotosofDavidBeckhamandYaoMingonthewallinmybedroombeforeIgotosleep.Canyouimaginethelifewithoutpaperorprinting?Paperwasfirstcreatedabout2,000yearsagoinChina.Afteritwasinvented,peoplestartedtowriteonpapertomakebooks.Inthosedays,bookswereonlyproducedbyhand.Sotherewerenotmanybooks,andtheywereexpensive.Onlyafew4toreadbooks.PrintingwasinventedinChinaduringtheSuiandTangDynasties(朝代).Thedevelopmentofprintingmadeitpossibletoproducebooksmorequicklyandcheaply.Moreandmorepeoplecanreadbooks.Knowledgeandideasspread)fasterthanbefore.TheInternetwascreatedinthetwentiethcentury.AlthoughtheInternetisstillyoung,itisgrowingveryfastandbecomespowerful.AmuchlargeramountofinformationcanbestoredindifferentformsontheInternet.Wecanfindi1muchmoreeasilythanthatinbooks.NowadayscomputersandtheInternetareusedinclassrooms,andnewspapersandmagazinescanbealsoreadonline.Willtherebepaperandprintinginthefuture?Let'swaitandsee.Whydoesthewritertalkabouthisfamily'sactivitiesinthefirstparagraph?Totalkaboutthekindsofpaper.Toshowhowhis/herfamilylovespaper.betterthantheInternet.Togiveexamplesabouttheimportanceofpaper.InancientChina,morepeoplecouldreadbooksbecause_ .InternetwascreatedatthattimemorepeoplelikedwritingbooksthewaysofprintingbooksdevelopedknowledgeandideasspreadfasterthanbeforeWhatdoestheunderlinedword"it"refertointhefourthparagraph?Information. B.Form. C.Internet. D.Book.Accordingtothefourthparagraph,Internetis_ .difficultandgrowsslowly B.powerfulbutdifficulttouseC.youngandsmall D.youngandpowerfulWhat'sthebesttitleofthispassage?Internetisbetterthanbooks. B.Whatwillhappeninthefuture?C.WillInternetreplace(代替)books? D.Thehistoryofpaperandprinting.5Doyouknowanyexcitingcomputergamesthatarealsoeducational?MalmoSoftwarehasfournewgamesthatwillsurpriseyou.5SpacePirateItletsyougothroughtheGalaxy(银河系)onyourownstarship.Youwillfindinterestingstarsandlearnsciencealongtheway.CrazyCookingInCrazyCooking,youcanchoosemeatandvegetables,cooktheminyourvideokitchenandaskyourfriendstoeatwithyou.Atthesametime,youwilllearnMathsbyworkingwithlotsofnumbersandmeasurements(测量).TimeMachineItletsyougobacktoanytimetoseewhatitwaslike.Youcanfindoutalmostallthingsyouwanttoknow.YoucanmeetGeorgeWashingtonorstudyamapwithColumbus.WordSearchIttakesyouonatripthroughtheEnglishlanguage—whereitbegan,whostartedit,andwhysomethingisdifferentnow.Onyourtrip,youwilllearnnewwordsandtheirspellings.Eachofthesenewgamescostsonly$15.95.Besides,youcanbuythreeandgetoneforfree!Thesearethebestnewgames!Theywillgiveyoulotsoffun,andyou'lllearnmanythingsfromthem.Sodon'twait!Gototheshopnow!wecanlearn_byCrazyCooking.Science B.Maths C.English D.GeographyYouneedtopay ifyouwanttogetfourgames.A.$15.95 C.$47.85 D.$63.8isinterestedinhistory,hecanbuy_.SpaceTravel B.CrazyCooking C.TimeMachine D.WordSearchthispassageto_.giveinformationaboutcomputergamestellreadershowthesegamesworkaskreaderstobuycomputergameshelpreadersplaycomputergamesThewriterthinksthatthecomputergamesmentioned)inthepassagearefunandhelpfulC.interestingbutuseless

B.harmfulanduselessD.helpfulbutold四、阅读填空四、阅读填空6Everyoneisforgetful,butasweage,westarttofeellikeourbrainsareslowingdownabit—andthatcanbeaveryunhappything.1Readonforsomeadviceworthtrying.61.2PeoplewillhavelesschancesforAlzheimer'sdisease(早年性痴呆症)iftheyoftenmakeplansandlookforwardtobrightfuture.3Somethingisassimpleashavingaweeklycoffeeordatingwithafriendtomorrow.Inotherwords,keepyourbrainlookingforward.GoforawalkGoodbloodglucose()canhelpyoukeepgoodmemoriesandphysicalexercisecanmakethebloodglucoseingoodlevels.Infact,exerciseproduceschemicalsandthat'sgoodforyourbrain.4LearnsomethingnewTakeaFrenchclassonline,joinadrawingclub,orlearntoplaycards.Thestudyshowsthatthebestthingforyourbrainiswhenyoulearnsomethingnewandareactiveatthesametime.5Orgodancingwithyourfriends.Focusonthefuture.Itshouldbesomethinglikesinging.Butdon'tworryifyourplanisn'tfilledwithbigthings.Luckily,researchshowsthereisalotyoucandotostopthosemoments.Inotherwords,whenyoutakecareofyourbody,youtakecareofyourbrain.五、首字母填空五、首字母填空7DearLaura,71Thanksforyourmessage.Yes,I'mhavingagreattimeasane studentinFrance.IwasabitnervousbeforeIarrivedhere.Butmyh2familyisreallynice.Theygooutoftheirwaytomakemefeelathome.Thegranddaughteraboutmyageisreallykind.ShealwaystalkstomeinFrenchtohelpmepractise.Andyouwouldn'tbelievehowquicklymyFrenchhasi31Mybiggestchallengeislearninghowtodoatthedinnertable.Thingsarereallydifferentfromthewaytheyareathome.Forexample,youshouldputyourbreadonthetablei4ofonyourplate.Youshouldn'tcatanythingwithyourhandsexceptbread,notevenfruit!Youhavetocutitupande5itwithafork.Ihavetosaythatitisstrangeatfirst,butI'mgettingusedtoitnow.Hopeyouarehavingagoodschoolyear!六、完成句子六、完成句子8除非你开窗,否则这个房间会很热的。8eroomltvery_you_

indow.9这个机器人不像那个机器人那么便宜。9Thisrobotis thatrobot.10自疫情以来,我还没有离开过广州呢。10I fromGuangzhousincetheoutbreakoftheepidemic.11Denise毕业之后还与他的老师们保持联系。11AfterDenisegraduated,hestill histeachers.1212We

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