译林版牛津初中英语
九年级下册 Units 1-4 试题库
听力第一组
第一部分：听对话回答问题
本部分共有10小题，每小题你将听到一段对话，每段对话听两遍。在听每段对话前，你将
有5秒钟时间阅读题目，听完后，你将有5秒钟的时间选择你认为最合适的备选答案。
1.Whatdoesthewomanwanttolearn?
A. B. C.
2.WhatdoesDanielhave?
A. B. C.
3.HowwouldDavidprefertogotoLondon?
A. B. C.
4.Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?
A. B. C.
5.Whattimewillthewomanwatchthelocalopera?
A.From8:00to10:30ontheeveningofMar.12th.
B.From8:30to11:30onthemorningMar.12th.
C.From8:00to10:30ontheeveningMar.20th.
6.WhatdoesJasonthinkaboutschool?
A.It’sstressful. B.It’sboring. C.It’sOK.
7.Whatkindofmoviesdoesthemanlikebest?
A.Foreignfilms. B.Documentaries. C.Actionmovies.
8.Whataretheygoingtodothisevening?
A.Listentotheradio.
B.GotoatheatertowatchBeijingOpera.
C.WatchBeijingOperaonline.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司9.WhatcanBettydrinkattheparty?
A.Beer. B.Juice. C.Wine.
10.HowoftendoesPeterplaybasketball?
A.Everyday. B.Onceaweek. C.Twiceaweek.
第二部分：听对话和短文回答问题
你将听到一段对话和两篇短文，各听两遍。听每段对话或短文前，你将有时间阅读相关小题，
每小题5秒钟，听完后，每小题你将有5秒钟的时间选出你认为最合适的备选答案。
听一段对话，回答第11～12题。
11.WhatwillSandydoatthecharityevent?
A.Singasong. B.Bethehost. C.Designaposter.
12.WheredoesJohnwork?
A.Inatheater. B.Inaschool. C.Ataradiostation.
听第一篇短文，完成第13～15题。请根据短文内容，选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
TheMusicClub
Meetingplace Inthemusicroom
OnWednesday,theylistentoCDsand 13 .
Activities
On 14 ,theyshowtheirmusicaltalent.
Committee(委员会) Theywillchoosethecommittee’s 15 atthenextmeeting.
13.A.playmusicalinstruments B.performsomemusic C.talkaboutmusicians
14.A.Tuesdays B.Thursday C.Fridays
15.A.leaders B.musicians C.members
听第二篇短文，回答第16～20题。
16.Wheredoesthespeakerwork?
A.Inaschool. B.Inarestaurant. C.Inahotel.
17.WhatcanPeterseefromhisroom?
A.Tallbuildingsinacity. B.Viewsofalake. C.Nothingatall.
18.HowmuchshouldPeterpayforhisroomseachnight?
A.$150. B.$300. C.$450.
19.Whichmealisfreeatthehotel?
A.Breakfast. B.Lunch. C.Dinner.
20.WhenwillPeterarriveatthehotel?
A.August13. B.October30. C.August30.
听力第二组
第一部分：听对话回答问题
本部分共有10小题，每小题你将听到一段对话，每段对话听两遍。在听每段对话前，你将
有5秒钟时间阅读题目，听完后，你将有5秒钟的时间选择你认为最合适的备选答案。
1.Whatisthefilmabout?
A. B. C.
2.WhatdoesSandyusemoreoftennow?
学科网（北京）股份有限公司A. B. C.
3.HowdidJackgotoschoolthismorning?
A. B. C.
4.WhatwillSimondressupasforHalloween?
A. B. C.
5.Whatdayisittoday?
A.Friday. B.Saturday. C.Sunday.
6.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?
A.Inarestaurant. B.Inazoo. C.Inamuseum.
7.Whoseschoolbagisit?
A.Lucy’s. B.Peter’s. C.Simon’s.
8.Whatprobablyisthewoman?
A.Adoctor. B.Ateacher. C.Aworker.
9.Howmanystudentspassedtheexam?
A.343 B.304 C.340
10.Whydidn’tSimongetthatjob?
A.Becauseofhisbodysize.
B.Becauseofhispoorhealth.
C.Becauseofhisage.
第二部分：听对话和短文回答问题
你将听到一段对话和两篇短文，各听两遍。听每段对话或短文前，你将有时间阅读相关小题，
每小题5秒钟，听完后，每小题你将有5秒钟的时间选出你认为最合适的备选答案。
听一段对话，回答第 11～12 小题。
11.Whatdidthewomanborrowtwoweeksago?
A.Somestorybooks. B.Somenewspapers. C.Somepictures.
12.What’sthenameofthebooks?
A.Readers. B.WomenFriends. C.PopularTV.
听第一篇短文，回答第 13～15 小题。请根据短文内容，选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
Bookcard
Name AmazingSea
Writer JohnsonHawking
Datepublished InJuly,2014
Kindofthebook 13
Content Youcanlearn 14 init.
Advantage Ithasthe 15 .
13.A.History. B.Science. C.Art.
14.A.factsaboutthesealife B.sightsofthesea C.waystosavewater
学科网（北京）股份有限公司15.A.funnystories B.beautifulwords C.colourfulpictures
听第二篇短文，回答第 16～20 小题。
16.HowlongdidDanielstayinParis?
A.Fivedays. B.Sevendays. C.Tendays.
17.WhathappenedtoDanielonhisfirstdayinParis?
A.Hefellill. B.Helosthisway. C.Hemadeanenemy.
18.WhohelpedDanielatlast?
A.Ateenager. B.Ayounglady. C.Anoldman.
19.WhichsentenceisTRUEaboutmostFrenchpeople?
A.Theydisliketourists’stayingalongtime.
B.Theydislikeseeingtouriststakingawalkinthestreets.
C.Theydislikeansweringtourists’questionsinEnglish.
20.WhatmightDanielbegintodo?
A.TolearnFrench.
B.Togetalongwithothers.
C.Torespectothercultures.
听力第三组
第一部分：听对话回答问题
本部分共有10小题，每小题你将听到一段对话，每段对话听两遍。在听每段对话前，你将
有5秒钟时间阅读题目，听完后，你将有5秒钟的时间选择你认为最合适的备选答案。
1．HowdoesSimonusuallygotoschool?
A. B. C.
2.WhatisJack’sanimalsign?
A. B. C.
3.Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?
A. B. C.
4.What’stheman’stelephonenumber?
A. B. C.
5.Whoboughtthedress?
A.Kateherself. B.Kate’saunt. C.Dick’saunt.
6.Whatwasthecitylikeinthepast?
学科网（北京）股份有限公司A.Verypoor. B.Verydirty. C.Verysmall.
7.Whydidn’tTomgotoseethefilm?
A.BecauseTomdidn’treallylikethefilm.
B.BecauseMaxdidn’tletTomgo.
C.Becausetherewasonlyoneticket.
8.HowoftendoesNickgototheEnglishReadingClub?
A.Twiceaweek. B.Onceamonth. C.Twiceamonth.
9.Whatkindofmoviesdoesthemalespeakerlikebest?
A.Foreignfilms. B.Documentaries. C.Actionmovies.
10.WhatdoesAlicemean?
A.Davidshouldn’thavemissedthematch.
B.Thematchwastooboring.
C.Shewasalittlelateforthematch,too.
第二部分 听对话和短文回答问题。你将听到两段对话和一篇短文，各听两遍。
听一段对话，回答11～12小题。
11.Whataretheytalkingabout?
A.Goingboating. B.Goinghiking. C.Climbingthemountain.
12.Whatdoestheboyadvisethegirltodo?
A.Totakemoreexercise. B.Tohaveagoodrest. C.Tostayathome.
听第一篇短文，回答第 13～15 小题。请根据短文内容，选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
Some 13 oflearningEnglish
First EnjoylearningEnglish.
Second Takeiteasy,and 14 willbringyouclosertosuccess.
Third Practiseasmuchyoucan.
Atlast Don’t 15 ifyoufailinanexam.
13.A.advantages B.methods C.standards
14.A.smallsteps B.aforeignlanguage C.readingmore
15.A.speakup B.keeponlearning C.giveup
听第二篇短文，回答第16～20小题。
16.WhosentGeorgetoworkwhenhewas8yearsold?
A.Hisuncle. B.Hismother. C.Hisfather.
17.WhendidGeorgelearntoread?
A.In1996. B.In1998. C.In2000.
18.Whereweretheadultclasses?
A.Nearhishome. B.Farfromhishome. C.Inanothercity.
19.WhatisGeorge’sbookabout?
A.Poorchildrenindifferentcountries.
B.Americanpoorfamilies’life.
C.Storiesfromhisreallife.
20.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?
A.Earlybirdscatchworms.
B.Nevertoooldtolearn.
C.Schoolismoreimportantthanfood.
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21.Hepburnwon________Oscar________BestActressforherroleinthatfilm.
A.an;of B.an;for C.a;for D.an;to
22.Ifit________tomorrow,we’dbetternotgohiking.
A.rains B.rained C.willrain D.israining
23.Thelifewewereusedto________greatlysince1989.
A.change B.haschanged C.changing D.havechanged
24.Thefourshirtsdon'tfitme.I'lltake________ofthem.
A.all B.both C.neither D.none
25.Everyoneshouldbe________thatsavingwatercanmakeabigdifferencetooursociety.
A.alone B.awake C.aware D.afraid
26.—Youlooksotired.
—Myhusband________footballmatchesallnight.Thatwastoonoisy.
A.iswatching B.watches C.waswatching D.watched
27.Manyyoungpeopleusually________citylifetocountrylifewhileoldpeople________enjoy
countrylife.
A.prefer;wouldrather B.wouldrather;prefer
C.wouldrather;wouldrather D.prefer;prefer
28.________ofthestudents’parentsinourclassareintheir________.
A.Two-fifth;forty B.Two-fifths;forty
C.Two-fifth;forties D.Two-fifths;forties
29.—HaveyoureadthebookTheSecretGarden?
—Yeah,it’strulyworth_______.Dickonis_______honestthathecankeepsecretsfor
Mary.
A. reading;such B.toread;such C.toread;so D.reading;so
30.I’mafraidDavidcan’thavetimeforthematch.Histimeisfully________withexams.
A.madeup B.takenup C.setup D.lookedup
31.—WhereisMr.Friend?
—He________Hangzhouonbusinessforaweek.He’llbebacktomorrow.
A.hasgoneto B.hasbeento C.hasbeenin D.hasbeenfor
32.—Doyouknowwhenwe________?
—I’mnotsure.Iwilltellyouaboutitwhenthetime________.
A. willleave;isfixed B.leave;isfixed
C.leave;willbefixed D.willleave;willbefixed
33.Thesentencestructureof"PeoplecallGaoyoutheStampTown."is________.
A.S+V+P B.S+V+DO+OC C.S+V+IO+DO D.S+V+O
34.—Hello,mayIspeaktoMillie?
— ________.
A.Sorry,shecan’thearyou. B.She’llcallback.
C.Holdon,please.Sheiscoming. D.Yes,I’mSandy.
35.—ImayfindabetterjobifIstudyabroad.
—Don’tbesilly.________,youknow.
A.Don'tputalleggsinonebasket B.Don’tburnthecandleatbothends
C.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords D.Thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheotherside
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21. I watched ______ exciting film named Mission: Impossible VII last night. ______ film series
startedin1996.
A.an;The B.the;A C.a;The D.a;The
22.—LiuHonghasturnedintoalivestreamer(网络主播).
—Yes.He’stryinghisbesttohelphishometownto______sales.
A. improve B.return C.receive D.realize
23.Thetwosmartphonesmaylook______thesame,butarequitedifferentinmanyways.
A.closely B.exactly C.mainly D.clearly
24.—Thefilmhasbeenonfor30minutes.
—Iamsorry.Icouldn’ttakeataxitoday,soI______atthebusstopatthemoment.
A.amwaiting B.waited C.waswaiting D.havewaited
25. Taking part in a socialactivity canhelp take your mind ________ matters thatworry you and
makeyoufeelgoodaboutyourself.
A.through B.across C.off D.into
26.Whataterriblestorm!Itissaidthatabout85percent_____thecity_____coveredbywater.
A./;is B.of;is C.of;are D.about;are
27.—I’mafraidthepartyhasbegun.
—Don’tworry.It________untileverybody________.
A.doesn’tbegin;comes B.won’tbegin;willcome
C.won’tbegin;comes D.doesn’tbegin;willcome
28.—Mr.Wu,canyouteachmehowtousethecomputer?
—Sure,movethemouse________youwanttochoosesomething.
A.before B.until C.since D.after
29.—Mum,Icannotwintherunningmatch.
—Cheerup.Youjustneedmoretrainingtobuildupyour__________.
A.knowledge B.energy C.confidence D.experience
30.—YourEnglishimprovesalot.Howcanyoudothat?
— After years of hard work, I __________ realized that it is more important to find a right
learningmethod.
A.quickly B.nearly C.luckily D.finally
31.Itwasaterribleaccident.________,luckily,nobodywashurt.
A.Anyway B.Otherwise C.Forexample D.Asaresult
32.—Iboughtsomesnacksonline.Theydon’ttasteasgoodasthey__________.
—Iagreewithyou.Somepeopleeatonlywiththeireyes.
A.taste B.smell C.sound D.look
33.—Ihearyouusedto_______after9:00a.m..
—Yes,that’sbecauseIusuallysleptlate,butnowI’musedto_______before10:00p.m.
A.gettingup;goingtobed B.getup;gotobed
C.gettingup;gotobed D.getup;goingtobed
34.—Amy,couldyoutellme_______Paris?
—Sure.LastSaturday
A.whensheleft B.whenshewillleave
C.whendidsheleave D.whenwillsheleave
35.—I’dliketogotoHainanformysummerholiday.
—________.Animportanttestisontheway.
A.Forgetit B.Goahead C.Enjoyyourself D.Nowonder
单项选择第三组
21.ChristopherColumbuswas______explorerfrom______Europeancountry.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司A.a;a B.an;a C.a;an D.an;an
22.Armstrongbecameinterestedin______eversincehetookhisfirst______attheageofsix.
A.flight;fly B.fly;flight C.flying;flight D.flight;flying
23. In recent years, young Chinese people have shown a sense of national ______ for our
country’sgreatachievements.
A.pride B.influence C.symbol D.spirit
24.Hefound______difficulttoimprovehisMaths______theteacher’shelp.
A.thatis;with B.itwas;with C.it;without D.itis;without
25.—DidyouhaveashortsleeponthecoachtoYangzhou?
—No.Iwaslookingoutofthewindow_______thetrip,enjoyingtheviews.
A.across B.through C.for D.by
26._______onMarshavetowearspecialboots_______themselvesheavier.
A.Human;make B.Humans;tomake
C.Human;tomake D.Humans;making
27.—Goodnews!Acompanyproducingaspecialbatterywillbesetupinmycity.
— That’s true! A series of new policies(政策) have _______ the use of new-energy cars
recently.
A.pushedin B.pushedfor C.putthrough D.putout
28.—Whohelpsyouwithyourhomework,yourfatheroryourmother?
— ________. After the “double reduction” policy is carried out, I’m able to finish my
homeworkatschool.
A.Both B.Either C.None D.Neither
29.—Millie,I’mafraidwecan’tcompletethemodelspaceshipthisafternoon.
—Well,we_______finishittoday.It’sfineifwegiveittoMr.Wangtomorrow.
A.can’t B.mustn’t C.needn’t D.shouldn’t
30．Nowadays,______oftheyoungpeople_______usedtolearningaboutdifferentkindsofarts
onDouyinandBilibili.
A.twothirds;is B.twothird;are C.twothird;is D.twothirds;are
31.—Kids,whatdoyouthinkitislikegrowingup?
—It’sjustlikeajourneywithrain_______rainbows,Ithink.
A.asgoodas B.aswellas C.asoftenas D.assoonas
32.—Nancy,doyouknow_______? —In1957,Ithink.
A.whattheplayTeahouseisabout B.whowrotetheplayTeahouse
C.whentheplayTeahousewaswritten D.whyLaoShewrotetheplayTeahouse
33. Tea was born in China over 4,000 years ago. Now it _______ part of people’s life around the
world.
A.became B.hasbecome C.wasbecoming D.become
34.Lookatthewashlabel(标签)ontheright.Whichwordcanbeputinto ▲ ?
A.until B.if C.since D.unless
35.—Youmeanyouwillneverbelateagain.CanItrustyou?
—________,Mrs.Green.ThisisthelasttimeIhavecomelate.
A.Nokidding B.Withpleasure
C.Ofcoursenot D.Youhavemyword
完形填空第一组
LittleWomenis 36 NewEnglandduringtheAmericanCivilWar(1861-1865).The
novelfollowsthelivesofthe 37 Marchsisters-Meg,Jo,Beth,andAmy-andisbasedon
学科网（北京）股份有限公司theauthor'sown 38 ofgrowingupwithherthreesisters.
Themain 39 inthestoryistheimportanceoffamily.Otherthemesincludetheneedto
40 andself-improvement.
Whenthestorybegins,thesistersare 41 becausetheyarepoorandhavetowork.Their
mothersaysthatthey 42 spendmoneyonpleasurebecausethereisawarandeverybody
musthelp.Theirfatherisinthearmy.Inthe 43 theirfathersendshomehetellshis
daughterstoworkhardandnottowastetheirtime.Theymusttrytoacceptthe 44 intheir
livesandstaycheerful.Hewantsto 45 themwhenhecomeshome.Thegirlsdecidetomake
anefforttoimprove 46 becausetheyloveandmisstheirfatherverymuch.
Alcottwasinterestedin 47 .ThroughthefourMarchsisters,sheexploresfourdifferent
waysofbeingawomaninthosedays.Megleavesthefamilyto 48 andhasanewfamily.
Beth 49 herselftolookingafterherownfamily.Amyfocusesonherselfandherown
pleasure.AndJo,likeAlcottherself,triestohaveacareerin 50 andcareforherfamilyat
thesametime.
36.A.setby B.setin C.setof D. setup
37.A.two B.three C.four D.five
38.A.experiences B.experience C.experienced D.experiencing
39.A.story B.theme C.stories D.themes
40.A.learn B.read C.work D.havefun
41.A.completing B.completed C.complained D.complaining
42.A.mustn’t B.must C.can D.should
43.A.emails B.talks C.videos D.letters
44.A.goodthings B.badthings C.luckythings D.nicethings
45.A.beprideof B.takeprideof C.beproudof D.beproudin
46.A.themselves B.himself C.ourselves D.yourself
47.A.woman’srights B.woman’sright C.women’sright D.women’srights
48.A.getmarry B.getmarried C.married D.bemarry
49.A.devote B.spends C.devotes D.spend
50.A.dancing B.drawing C.singing D.writing
完形填空第二组
The twins, Jeff and Jenna, planned to make French toast and chicken porridge (粥) on
Mother’sDay.Theywerequiteexcitedastheyknewthefoodwouldbethe 36 fortheirmum.
The big day came at last. The twins went 37 to the kitchen at 6 a.m. when everyone
seemed to be in their dreams. First, they put some rice into a pot of water and 38 it to boil
(沸腾)whiletheymadetheFrenchtoast.Jeffbroketwoeggs intoaplateandaddedinsomemilk.
Jennaputtwopiecesofbreadintotheeggmixture.
39 wentwell until Jeff started frying(煎炸) the bread. The pan was so 40 that the
bread turned black quickly. Jenna 41 and put in another piece. Just then the porridge boiled
over and 42 the fire. Jenna panicked and almost cried. 43 , Jeff stayed calm and turned
off the gas quickly. When Jeff tried to clean up the mess, his hand touched the pot and got burnt.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司Jenna made him put his red hand in cold water. Then she caught the smell of burning. Oh dear!
Thepieceofbreadturned 44 aswell.
As the twins looked around sadly, their 45 came downstairs. One look and he knew
whatwasgoing on.He toldthem to cleanupthe kitchenandhehelpedthemmake breakfast. The
twins cheered up and did as told. Within half an hour, a sandwich was ready. Father sneaked (溜
走) back to bed first. The twins then carried a breakfast tray (托盘) 46 to their parents’
bedroom.
The twins 47 their mother by hugging her and yelling “Happy Mother’s Day, dear
Mummy!”Mothersmiled.Hereyeswidenedatthe 48 ofthebreakfastandherfacewasfull
of happiness. She felt very surprised and shook Father who was pretending (假装) to 49 .
Mother bit the 50 and said it was the best she had ever tasted. Jeff immediately wanted to
haveabite.JennaandFatherwinked(眨眼)ateachothersecretly.
36.A.dream B.task C.dinner D.surprise
37.A.quietly B.quickly C.tiredly D.sadly
38.A.ordered B.left C.asked D.wished
39.A.Everybody B.Anybody C.Everything D.Anything
40.A.heavy B.big C.hot D.hard
41.A.knockeditoff B.threwitaway C.turneditover D.ateitup
42.A.puton B.putout C.putup D.putoff
43.A.Unluckily B.Suddenly C.Hopefully D.Thankfully
44.A.black B.red C.white D.green
45.A.mother B.father C.sister D.brother
46.A.inside B.outside C.upstairs D.downstairs
47.A.wokeup B.gotup C.called up D.cheeredup
48.A.touch B.taste C.sight D.smell
49.A.sleep B.cook C.smile D.know
50.A.toast B.porridge C.bread D.sandwich
完形填空第三组
Parents can’t solve every problem for us. We should have enough life skills to 36 the
problemswaitingforusinthefuture.
This is 37 our country tries to do now: Helping more students to have working spirit.
Tohelp us understand the 38 of hardworking spirit education (劳动教育), the government
releasedaguideline(发布指导方针)recently.
The guideline requires students to learn necessary life skills and form good working 39
throughsucheducation,andtheyshould 40 work.
The government has always tried to help students 41 the importance of working hard.
Butmany 42 donotvaluetheimportanceofworkinghardandareuninterestedbydoingso.
Only 22 percent of primary and middle school students help their parents 43 everyday
housework.
School and families play an important 44 in teaching students about the value of
working hard, the guideline 45 . Every week, primary and middle schools should 46
students with hardworking spirit classes. They can also organize activities to give students
real-world work 47 . For example, they can teach children how to plant trees on
Tree-PlantingDay.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司As children’s 48 teachers, parents should also encourage children to do housework.
Students should learn more life skills, which include cooking, washing their clothes and 49
theirrooms.
We’ll 50 grow upsomeday,leaving ourparentsandfacingthe challengesin life. If we
learnenoughlifeskills,wecandependonourselves.
36.A.goonwith B.sharewith C.agreewith D.dealwith
37.A.what B.why C.how D.that
38.A.secret B.ability C.importance D.competition
39.A.skills B.habits C.hobbies D.ways
40.A.respect B.prepare C.believe D.accept
41.A.reduce B.introduce C.realize D.describe
42.A.people B.teenagers C.classmates D.boys
43.A.with B.by C.in D.at
44.A.role B.use C.character D.decision
45.A.tells B.talks C.speaks D.says
46.A.offer B.provide C.protect D.prevent
47.A.hobbies B.stories C.experience D.activities
48.A.first B.last C.longest D.best
49.A.makingup B.tidyingup C.puttingup D.pickingup
50.A.nearly B.successfully C.luckily D.finally
阅读理解第一组
A
EscapeFromtheBritishMuseum
Ashortvideoseries,directedbytwoChinesevloggers,tellsthestoryofa
jadeteapot(玉壶)thatmagicallycomestolifeandstartsajourneyfromthe
BritishMuseumbacktoitshomelandinChina.Ithastouchedmillionsof
viewers.
Thethree-partserieshasattractedmorethan340millionviewersandhadnearly2million
comments(评价)onDouyin,ashort-videoplatform(平台).
Inthestory,thejadeteapotchangesintoayoungwomanwhoescapesfromthemuseumand
accidentallymeetsZhangYong’an,aChinesejournalistintheUnitedKingdom.Sheaskshimto
takeherbacktoChina.Aftertheyoungladyreturnshome,shenotonlytravelsacrossher
homelandbutalsocarries"letters"writtenbyotherartifacts(文物)intheBritishMuseumtotheir
familymembersChina.
Alargenumberofnetizens(网民)weredeeplymovedbythehopeoftheartifactsto“return
home”.Theymadecommentsexpressingthehopethattheculturalrelicsoverseas(海外文物)
could"returnwithhonor".
“Feiyutang”,anothernetizen,expressedhisfeelingafterwatchingthevideos."Ifirmly
believethatculturalrelicslostabroadwilldefinitely,withoutdoubt,returntoourhomeland.Let's
worktogether."
TheBritishMuseumhasacollectionofabout23,000Chineseartifacts,whichinclude
paintings,prints,jadesandothers.Someoftheartifactswerecollectedbetweenthesecondhalfof
the19thcenturyandtheearlypartofthe20thcentury.Britishforcesinvaded(侵略)Beijingtwice,
in1860and1900,leadingtothelossofnumerousrelicsfromtheChineseroyalcollection.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司Zhang,oneofthetwovloggers,expressedhisgratitudeforthelovetheserieshasgained
fromviewersandhealsosaidhehopesthateveryonewouldpaymoreattentiontothosecultural
relicslyingoverseas.
51.What’sthevideoabout?
A. TheChineseartifactsinthePalaceMuseum.
B.AjourneyofajadeteapotbacktoChina.
C.ThevisittoTheBritishMuseum.
D.ThehistoryoftherelicstakenawaybytheUK.
52.Whatcanwelearnfromthenetizens’comments?
A.Theydon’tliketheChineseartifacts.
B.Theypaynoattentiontotheculturalrelicsoverseas
C.Theydon’twanttopreservetraditionalculture.
D.TheyhopetohaverelicsreturnedtoChinawithhonor.
53.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Britaingotlotsofrelicsduringthetwoinvasions.
B.Britaingot23,000Chineseartifactsduringthetwoinvasions.
C.BritainboughtalltheChineseartifacts.
D.AlltheChineseartifactsoverseashavereturnedtoChina.
B
“Whydidshespillthebeans?”Ithoughtregretfully.I'llalwaysrememberthatday,whenI
wassosurprisedbyallthestrangelookseveryonewasgivingme.
Thosethoughtswillalwaysstaywithme.AndIcouldn’tbelieveIwouldlosethefriendship
ofthepersonltrustedthemost.
Fiveyearsback,Sallywasthenewkidinclass.Idon’tknowwhatitwas,butsomething
uniqueaboutherdrewmetoher.ShewasthemostfriendlypersonIknew.Westartedas
classmates,butafterafewmonths,wewerelikebestfriends.So,Ineverexpectedhertohurtme
insuchabigway.
Idon’tknowwhatmademetellSallyaboutmypersonallife.Shemadethematterbigger
thanitwas,addingherownspin(倾向性描述)onitandtellingeveryoneatschool.Itwaslike
someonehadhitmeintheback.Aftershegaveawaymysecrets,everyoneatschoolstarted
laughingatme,lookingatmeandgiggling(咯咯地笑)wheneverIpassedby.Afterthisterrible
situation,Ichangedschools.Sallycalledmemanytimes,butIdidn'tanswer.Myheartwas
broken.
Itriedhardtohealfromthescarssheleftonmyheart.Istartedanewlife.Afterfiveyears,
mylifewentbacktothewayitwas,withnewfriends.Butoneday,ImetAnnaatthemarket.She
wasmyclassmatefrom3rdgrade.ShetoldmethatSallywasn'ttheonewhobroughtmysecretsto
light.Marywas.Marywasourschool'sbigmouthwhoalwayswantedtostickhernoseintoother
people’sbusiness.
Iwasallatsea(不知所措).IwishedIcouldhaveaskedSallyaboutthis.IwishedIcouldgo
backintimeandfixmymistakes.Fromthat,Ilearnedalifelessonthatweshouldtrustthosewe
lovebecauseonelittlemistakecouldreallydamageourlives.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司54.WhydidtheauthormakefriendswithSally?
A.Sallywasfriendlytowardher. B.Sallysharedhersecretswithher.
C.SheappreciatedSally'ssenseofhumor. D.ShewantedtohelpSallyfitin.
55.Whatdidtheauthordoafterhersecretsweregivenaway?
A.ShecalledSallytoaskwhy. B.Shechangedtoanewschool.
C.ShetoldSally'ssecretstoothers. D.Shetriedtoforgetaboutit.
56.Howdidtheauthorfeelaftershefoundoutthetruth?
A.Regretful. B.Hurt. C.Moved. D.Disappointed.
57.Whatlessondidtheauthorlearnfromtheexperience?
A.It'sbetterlatethannever. B.Wemustprotectourprivacy.
C.Alwayshaveconfidenceinyourlovedones. D.Smallmistakeswillleadtobiggerones.
C
KweichowMoutai(贵州茅台)andcoffeebrandLuckinCoffee(瑞幸咖啡)launchedanew
kindofcoffeeinChinacontainingtheexpensiveChineseliquor(白酒),aimingtoattractmore
youngerconsumers.
The38yuan($5.23)latte(拿铁)whichLuckindiscountedto19yuanonthefirstdayof sales,
wasoneofthemostdiscussedtopicsonChinesesocialmediaplatformWeibo.Anumberofusers
saidtheyhadplacedorders.
Moutai, known as the national liquor of China is usually served atbanquets(宴会) in China.
Thecompaniessaidthelattealcoholcontent(酒精含量)waslowerthan0.5percentofitsvolume
(容量).
Chinese social media users posted videos of themselves picking up cups of the drink and
being told by salesmen that they should not drive after drinking it. By Monday afternoon in
Beijing,theappshowedbuyerswouldneedtowaitformorethananhourtopickuptheirdrinks.
Kweichow Moutai, whose alcohol sells at an average price of 1,499 yuan, has been looking
for ways to be more acceptable among the new generation of users. The company, based in
China'ssouthwesternGuizhouprovince,alsolaunchedabaijiu-infusedicecreamlastyear.
ZhuDanpeng, foodindustryanalyst(分析师),said thecooperationwould mostlikelybenefit
both brands. On one hand, Moutai accelerate(加速) its rejuvenation(恢复活力) through
cooperation with Luckin and on the other hand, for Luckin, this helps to improve its strength in
thecoffeeindustry.
58. _______launchedthelattewithliquor.
A. KweichowMoutai B.LuckinCoffee C.MoutaiandLuckin D.McDonald’s
59. Whatwasthepriceofthenewkindcoffeeonthefirstsales?
A. 38yuan B.5.23dollars C.19yuan D.19dollars
60. WhydidMoutailaunchabaijiu-infusedicecream?
A.Tosellmoreliquor B.Toattractyoungerconsumers
C.Toslowdowntherejuvenation D.ToworkwithLuckin
61.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.Thepriceofnewlattewithliquorwillbeincreasedby0.5percent.
B.Wecouldbuythenewkindofcoffeeeasilyonthefirstday.
C.Consumersarenotadvisedtodriveafterdrinkingthelattewithliquor.
D.ThecooperationbenefitedKweichowMoutaimost.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司D
Oneofnature’ssmelliestsecretsmayhavebeendiscovered,thankstoateamofscientists
wholovedurian(榴莲)inSingapore.Researchershavefoundagenewhichgivesthefruitits
pungentsmell.
“Adurianwithoutitssmellisnothingbutanemptyshellwithnothing,”wroteSingaporean
RichieLiangonFacebook,whoalsocompared“adurianwithoutitsunique(独特的)smell”to“a
humanbeingwhohaslosthisorhersoul”.Afterthreeyearsofresearch,privatelyfundedbya
groupofdurianlovers,thefive-manteamofcancerscientistsnowhaveacompletegeneticmapof
thefruit,theworldfirst.
TheirfindingswerepublishedinacademicjournalNatureGenetics.Theresearcherssaidthe
durian’suniquesmellservedanimportantpurposetoitinthewild:helpingtoattractanimalsto
eatitandspreaditsseeds.
Eatingdurianisn’tallowedinmanyoutdoorspacesthroughoutSingaporeandcarryingitis
notallowedonpublictransportbecauseofitssmell.Butitsfansareagainstthat.“What’sdurian
ifitsmellsnothing?”saidManfredMan.
JasonLimsawthepotential(潜力)intheduriandiscovery.“Iwishsomeonewouldmix
avocado(牛油果)withduriansmell.DurianfanswillknowwhatIamtalkingabout.”Besidesthe
smell,thedurian’sancestry(祖先)wasalsodiscovered,believedtobedatingbackanestimated
65millionyearstothecacaoplant.
62. WhatisthemainpurposeoftheresearchconductedbythescientistsinSingapore?
A.Tofindouttheoriginofthedurianfruit
B.Tocreateanewmixofdurianandavocado.
C.Toattractmoreanimalstoeatanddispersethedurianseeds
D.Tofindoutwhatproducesthesmellofdurian
63. Howdotheresearchersexplainthedurian’suniquesmellinthewild?
A. Ithelpstorepelpredatorsandpests.
B. Ithelpstoattractanimalsandspreadtheseeds.
C.Ithelpstoregulatethefruit’stemperatureandmoisture.
D.Ithelpstoattractpollinatorsandfertilizers.
64. Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pungent”mean?
A. nice B.enjoyable C.pleasant D.bad
65. Whatisthesurprisingancestralrelationofthedurianfruitrevealedbytheresearch?
A.Itisrelatedtothecoffeeplant. B.Itisrelatedtotheavocadoplant.
C.Itisrelatedtothecacaoplant. D.Itisrelatedtothechocolateplant.
阅读理解第二组
A
Tenyearsago,Imadeadecision.ThisdecisionhasgreatlychangedthewayIcommunicate
withothers,thewayIspendmyfreetimeandwhatIresearch,althoughIdidnotknowitatthe
time.
Itwasn’tlongafterIgotmyfirstsmartphonethatIbegantonoticethatIcouldn’tfocusmy
attentiononworkallthetime.Ialsonoticedthatsmartphonesdidn’tjustinfluencepeopleatwork.
Theycompetedforourattentionwhenwespenttimeevenwiththeclosestpeopleinourlives.A
yearafterbuyingmysmartphone,IdecidedthatIwasgoingtoresearchwhethersmartphones
influencehappiness.
Sincethen,mypartnersandIhavedonealotofexperiments.We’vefoundthatfriendswith
学科网（北京）股份有限公司theirphonesonthetablewhileeatingenjoyedtheexperiencelessthanthosesharingamealwith
theirphonesputaway.Inanotherstudy,parentsaskedtobeontheirphoneswhileenjoyinga
sciencemuseumwiththeirchildrenfoundtheexperiencelessmeaningfulthanparentsaskedto
limit(限制)theirphoneuse.
Basedontheseresults,youmightthinkIbelievethatsmartphonesareruiningourlives.I've
evenhadfriendstellmethattheyaremoreself-conscious(自觉的)whentheyusetheirphones
aroundme.ThetruthisthatIneitherhatemyphonenorjudgethewayothersusetheirphones.
However,IhavetosaythattheresearchhasinfluencedthewayIusemyphone.Iusuallyputiton
silent,sothatIhavemorecontrolovermyattention.Infact,Iwouldarguethatmysmartphone
hasimprovedmyhappiness.WithitinmypocketwhereverIgo,Icansavetimewhenordering
mymorningcoffee,findingthebestrestaurantordoingmybanking.What'smore,withoutmy
smartphone,Iwouldnothavemetmyhusband.
51.Whatdecisiondidtheauthormaketenyearsago?
A.Tobuyasmartphone. B.Tostudyifphonesinfluencehappiness.
C.Topaylessattentiontowork. D.Tospendmoretimewithlovedones.
52.Abouttheresearch,thepassagecoversthefollowingexcept___________.
A.itsexamples B.itspurpose C.itsresults D.itssteps
53.Whatdoestheauthormainlywanttotellus?
A.Greatmindsthinkalike. B.Everycoinhastwosides.
C.Wellbegunishalfdone. D.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.
B
Poverty(贫困)isabigproblemaroundtheworld.ButChinahasdoneagoodjobofdealing
withit.Chinahasfounditsownwaytofightpoverty.Ordinarypeopleandgoodpartnershipsplay
abigrole.Herearethreemodelexamplesofthem.
ZhangGuimei,66
PrincipaloftheHuapingSeniorHighSchoolforGirlsinLijiang,Yunnan
Asateacher,Zhangwasheartbrokenwhenshesawherstudentsquitschoolafterfinishing
seniorhighschool.Itwaspossibleformanyofthemtogotocollege.However,theycouldn’tdo
sobecausetheirfamiliescouldn’taffordit.
Soin2008,Zhangsetupfreeschoolforpoorgirls.Sincethen,Zhanghasbeenbusyasking
fordonationstoprovidemoneyfortheschool.Shehassucceededinmakingparentssendtheir
daughtersbacktoschool.Theschoolhassentmorethan1,800studentstouniversitiesand
colleges.
MaoXianglin,64
VillageheadofXiazhuangvillage,WushancountyinChongqing
In1997,38-year-oldMaostartedtoworkasthePartysecretaryofhisvillage.Aroundthe
villagetherewasonlyonepathwayoutofthevillageformanyyears.Ittookvillagersthreedays
towalktothenearesttown.Maoledmorethan100villagerstobuildaroadwiththeirhands.
Theyhungfromropesandusedhammersanddrillstocreatetheroad.Sixofthemdiedfrom
fallingrocks.
Ittookthemsevenyearstobuildaneight-kilometerroad.Buttheirworkhasimproved
people’slives.Itnowtakesjustonehourtodrivetothenearesttown.
Maothenencouragedthevillagerstogroworanges.Lastyear,theirorangeyieldwasnearly
40tons.Youngpeoplehavereturnedtothevillagetosellorangesonline.
Bytheendof2019,269villagershadbeenliftedoutofpoverty.Thepersonalincome(收入)
reached12,670yuan,while316yuaninthe1990s.
Minningtown
Yongningcounty,NingxiaHuiautonomousregion
HaveyouseenthehitTVseriesMinningTown?Ittellsthestoryofpeoplewhomovefrom
mountainsinNingxiatobuildnewhomesontheplains(平原)inthe1990s.Theylearntogrow
mushroomsfromexpertsfromFujian.Intheend,theygetridofpoverty.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司Theshowisbasedonatruestory.ItisagoodexampleofChina’s“pair-up”practice.In1997,
FujianandNingxiapairedupaspartnerstofightpoverty.ThenameMinningcomesfromthe
shortnicknamesforFujian(Min)andNingxia(Ning).Sincetheworkstarted,Fujianhassent183
officialsandaround2,000expertsinscience andtechnology,education,andmedicalcareto
Ningxia,accordingtothelocalgovernment.In2020,thepersonalyearlydisposable(可支配的)
incomeofitspeoplecametoabout15,000yuan.
54.WhydidZhangGuimeisetupfreeschool?
A.Shewantedtoaskfordonations.
B.Shewastoobusy.
C.Shecouldprovidemoneyfortheschool.
D.Somefamiliesofherstudentscouldnotaffordthecollege.
55.Whatisthemeaningoftheunderlineword“yield”?
A. 价格 B. 产量 C. 个数 D. 单价
56.Since1997,Fujianhassentabout_________officialsandexpertstoNingxia.
A.183 B.2183 C.2000 D.269
57.Wecanwereadthisarticlein_________.
A.atravelguide B.storybooks C.newspaper D.anovel
C
WhenIwasinprimaryschool,myfavouriteplacewasthelibrary.Ioftentriedtobringhome
sixtybooksatatimebecauseljustcouldn'tdecidewhichworldIwantedtoexperiencethatweek.
Irememberspendinghoursreadingabookwithoutstandingup.Untilmiddleschool,readingwas
apassion(酷爱)ofmine.
SomethingchangedafterIenteredhighschoolthough.Allofasudden,readingwasatask
thatIcouldnotavoidfastenough.ThebooksthatIreadinschoolboredme,orevenifIenjoyed
thebooksthemselves,therepetitive,challenginghomeworkwecompletedbasedonthosebooks
mademehatereadingasawhole.
Itactuallywasn’tuntilrecentlythatIrediscoveredmyloveforreading.How,youmayask?
Audiobooks(有声读物).Lastsummer,Ispenteverymorningtakinglongwalkswhilelisteningto
them,andIwouldfindmyselflostinthestoriesforhours.AndnowI'mrediscoveringmypassion
forreading.Ifeelthatpullagain.Thatcuriosity.
Mylovestorywithreadingmayhavehadahappyending,butnoteveryoneisasluckyasme.
Whatwentwrong?
Whattends(往往会)tohappenisthatstudentslosetheirloveforreadingbecauseoftheway
manyschoolstrytoencouragechildrentoread.Forexample.whenachildistoldtoreadfor
twentyminuteseverynight,theytendtoreadfortherequiredamountoftimeandthencheckthe
taskoffontheirlist.Inthisway,readinghassuddenlybecomeaboringtaskinsteadofanexciting
experience.
Makingsurethatkidskeeptheirpassionforreadingwillrequireustorethinkhowweteach
readinginschoolsandhowweintroducebookstochildrenoutsideofschoolaswell.Thereneeds
tobelessofafocusonmeetingreadingrequirementsandmoreofafocusoncreatingan
environmentinwhichstudentsareactuallyexcitedtoread.
58.Whichwordbestdescribestheauthor'sloveforbooksbeforehighschool?
A.Short-lived B.long-lasting C.Secret D.Crazy
59.Whydidtheauthoroncehatereading?
A.Shecouldn'tchoosewhattoread.
B.Highschoolbooksweretoodifficult.
C.Shewasgiventoomanybookstoread.
D.Readingasataskmadeherloseinterestinit.
60.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pull”inParagraph3probablymeaninChinese?
A. 吸引力. B. 责任感 C. 幸福感 D. 影响力
61.Whatadvicedoestheauthorgiveinthelastparagraph?
A.Developkids’interestinliterature.
B.Givekidsafter-schoolreadingtasks.
C.Encourageparentstointroducebookstokids.
D.Improveschools’methodsofteaching.
D
学科网（北京）股份有限公司Britishscientistsareusingtwoself-directedwatervehicles(运载工具)toexploretheanimal
andplantlifeoftheCelticSea.
TheCelticSeaisabodyofwateroffthesoutherncoastofIreland.Theareaisknownforits
unusualsealife.Thescientistswanttoknowwhyseacreaturesaresoattractedtothispartofthe
AtlanticOcean.
Oneoftheresearchvehiclesispoweredbybatteries.ItcollectsinformationfortheNational
Oceanography(海洋学)CentreinSouthampton,England,andtheWorldWildlifeFund.The
vehiclecanstayfloating(漂浮)onwaterforupto30days.ReportsofwhatitfindsintheCeltic
Seaaresentbysatellite.
StephenWoodwardisanengineerwhohelpeddesignthevehicle.Hesaysithasequipment
thatcandiscoversmallorganisms(微生物)andfish.Headdsthatothersensingequipment
measureswatercurrentsandotherfeaturesofthesealife.
Thevehiclealsocreatesa2-Dmapofthesea.Anothervehiclethatcanstayfloatingonwater
formonthssendsinformationabouttheareasofanoceanthathavealotofplantandanimallife
activity.
LaviniaSubergisoneofthescientistsstudyingthecreaturesoftheCelticSea.Shesays
productiveoceanareas,liketheCelticSea,attractsmallorganisms,whichthenattractfish.She
addsthatareaswithalargeincreaseinfishoftenattractseamammalsandbirds.
Usingtheseroboticoceanvehiclesgreatlyreducesthecostofexploringtheseaswithmanned
laboratories.Scientistscanspendmoretimestudyingthecollectedinformation.Theysaythe
researchwillgivethemabetterunderstandingoftheneedsoftheCelticSeaforfuture
managementandprotection.
62.WhydotheBritishscientistsexploretheCelticSea?
A.Tolearnwhyitisrichinsealife.
B.Tostudyitscurrentsandgeography.
C.Totesttheirself-directedwatervehicles.
D.Toknowwhatkindsofcreaturesliveinit.
63.Whatdoweknowaboutthetwowatervehicles?
A.TheyaredevelopedbyLaviniaSuberg.
B.Theyarecontrolledbyhumansinrealtime.
C.Theycandirectlysenddatabacktoscientists.
D.Theycankeepfloatingonwaterforalongtime.
64.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?
A.Thecostofexploringtheseas. B.TheprotectionoftheCelticSea.
C.Thetasksofmannedlaboratories. D.Thevalueofself-directedwatervehicles.
65.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.SeaCreaturesintheCelticSea B.TwoWaterVehiclesAreDeveloped
C.WaterRobotsExploretheCelticSea D.Scientists’InterestinSeaExploration
阅读理解第三组
A
Goodnews!Forthespringfilmfestival,therearesomepromotions(优惠)inSTARXCinema.
Itlastssevendays,fromTuesday,February12th,2023toMonday,February18th,2023.Hereis
theposter.
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Tips AfreebottleofsoftdrinkforstudentswithstudentIDduringthefilmfestival
Formoredetails,pleasecalluson55560679.
51.WhichfilmcanpeoplewatchontheafternoonofJanuary23rd?
A.FullRiverRed B.DeepSea
C.TheWanderingEarthII D.HiddenBlade
52.Mr.WuwantstowatchTheWanderingEarthIIwithhis12-year-oldsonandhisfive-year-old
daughter.Theyneedtopay_______intotal.
A. ￥80. B. ￥160. C. ￥120. D. ￥240.
53．Wecanknow_________fromtheposter.
A.theaddressoffilmwebsite B.thelocationofthecinema
C.thetimeofthefilmfestival D.thenumberofstudents’ID
B
Let’ssupposeitisacommondayof2060.Ofcourse,thingshavechangedandlifeis
different.TripstotheMoonarebeingmadeeveryday.TakingaholidayontheMoontodayisas
easyastakingaholidayinEuropein2020.Atanumberofscenicspots(风景胜地)ontheMoon,
manyhotelshavebeenbuilt.InorderthateveryonecanenjoythebeautifulsceneryontheMoon,
everyroomhasatleastonepicturewindow.Everythingimaginableisprovidedforentertainment
oftheyoungandold.
Whatarepeopleeatingnow?Peoplearestilleatingfood.Butmanyfoodsnowcomeinpill
form,andthefoodthatgoesintothepillcomesmainlyfromgreenplants.Farming,ofcourse,is
veryhighlydeveloped.Veryfewpeoplehavetoworkonthefarm.Itispossibletorunthefarmby
justusingafewcomputers.
Peoplearenowlargelyvegetarians(素食者).Yousee,asthenumberofpeopleincreases,the
numberofanimalsdecreases.Sopeoplehavetobevegetarians.Wearehealthierbothinour
bodiesandinourminds,andweknowhowtodealwithallkindsofillnesses.Noonehastobeill
anymore.
54.Thepassagemainlytalksabout________.
A.aholidayontheMoonin2060 B.scenicspotsonthemoonin2060
C.whatourliveswouldbelikein2060 D.whatpeoplewouldeatin2060
55.Thefarmin2060________.
A.isworkedonbymanypeople B.mainlygrowsgreenplants
C.ispossiblyrunbyafewcomputers D.isthesameastoday
56.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“decrease”inParagraph3mean?
A.Tobecomeunknown. B.Tobecomemore.
C.Tobecomeclear. D.Tobecomeless.
57.WearehealthierbecauseofthefollowingEXCEPTthat________.
A.whatweeatisgreenfood B.wecantreatanyillness
C.wearelargelyvegetarians D.werunthefarmbyusingcomputers
C
学科网（北京）股份有限公司IwaspleasedatrunningawayfromLongJohnSilverthoughIknewhewasstillsomewhere
nearbyontheisland.
AsIwastryingtofindasaferplacetohidemyself,Iheardsomementalkingcloseby.Itwas
SilverandTom.
“Iwantyouwithme!”Silvershouted,“Whenwehavethetreasure,there’sgoldforyoutoo.”
“No,”criedTom,“Itoldyou.I’mnotamurderer.You’reguilty,allofyou!”Sadly,thesewerethe
lastwordsofTom.Itwasagunshot,Silver’sgun.
Imovedawayquicklyandquietly.Iranfast,notthinkingaboutthedirectionIwastaking.
Suddenly,Isawafiguremovequicklyfromtreetotree.Whatitwas,whetherabearoramanora
monkey?Silverhimselfappearedlessterribletomenow.
Asthefigurewasgettingclosertome.Itwasaman.“Whoareyou?”Iasked.
“BenGunn,”heanswered.“I’mpoorBenGunn,andIhaven’tspokenwithamanthesethree
years.Whoareyou,mate?”“Jim,”Itoldhim.
“Now,Jim,tellmeisthatFlint’sship?”heaskedinfear,pointingtotheshipwhichIran
awayfrom.
“No,andFlintisdead.ButtherearesomeofFlint’shandsaboard.”
“Notaman…withone…leg?”Benaskedinatremulousvoice,withhispalefaceandscared
eyes.
“YoumeanSilver?Heonceworkedasacookontheship.”Iadded.“Now,heisalsoonthe
islandtofindFlint’streasure.Hewantstokillusandtakeovertheship!”
“Goodboy,”hesaid,“IwasonFlint’sshipwhenheburied(埋)thetreasure,heandsix
strongseamen.But,whenhereturned,hehimselfalone,andthesixalldied.Howhemadeit,not
amanexcepthimcouldmakeout.Itwasabattle,amurder,andasuddendeath—himagainstsix.”
Suddenly,thenoiseofexplosions(爆炸)stoppedourtalking…
—TakenfromTheTreasureIsland
58．Tomwaskilledby_____.
A.abear B.amonkey C.Silver D.BenGunn
59．Theunderlinedword“tremulous”means________.
A. 生气的 B. 紧张的 C. 激动的 D. 颤抖的
60.Inwhichorderdidthefollowingeventstakeplace?
a.BenGunnwasonceontheFlint’sship.
b.BenGunnmistooktheshipforFlint’s.
c.BenGunnlivedontheislandalone.
d.Flintkilledsixseamenwhohelpedburythetreasure.
e.JimmetBenGunnwhilerunningawayfromSilver.
A.c-e-a-b-d B.c-a-b-d-e C.a-d-c-b-e D.e-c-b-a-d
61.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Silverkilledsixstrongseamen.
B.Flintwasamanwithoneleg.
C.BenGunnonceworkedasacookontheship.
D.Jimwasleftontheislandforthreeyears.
D
AsXiongChuanfa,34,blewalifelikepuppyoutofmoltenmaltose(溶化的麦芽糖)injust
minutes,kidslookedcarefullyathimwithgreatsurprise,thinkinghewasamagician.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司XiongChuanfahasbeenworkingonblowingsugarfigurines,aChinesetraditionalfolkart
withahistoryofover600years,formorethantwentyyears.
Inthisspecialartform,theartistheatsthesyrup(糖浆)toacertaintemperature,pullsoffa
smallamount,makesitintoaballwithanopencenter,pressestheopenareatogetherand
stretchesittoformatube.Thenheblowsairintothetubeandmakesitintodifferentshapes.The
traditionalfolkarthasbeenlistedasastate-levelintangibleculturalheritage(非物质文化遗产).
Everymorning,Xiongpreparesthemoltensyrupanddrivestostarthis“magicshow”around
hiscity.“Manypeople,particularlykids,areattractedbythissugarart.Afterall,theancientartis
graduallydisappearing,”Xiongsaid.Simon,fromAustralia,wasattractedbyasugarBingDwen
Dwen,themascotoftheBeijing2022WinterOlympics,inXiong’sstall.Simoncouldn’tresist
tryingtomakeonehimself.However,hecouldn’tgetthewantedshapethoughhetriedseveral
times.“Itlookssimple,butactuallyit’sverydifficulttomastertheskill,”hesaid.Thanksto
Xiong’shelpinghand,Simonfinallysawahorsegraduallytakingshape.“Can’tbelieveI’vedone
this,”hesaid,expressinghisexcitementathowapotofsugarsyruphasbeenturnedinto
something“trulyamazing”.
XiongsaidthatblowingsugarfigurinescandatebacktotheMingDynastyandthathis
familyhaspasseddownthisartforfourgenerations.“My6-year-oldsonoftenblowsupa
balloon-likesugarfigure,justlikeIusedtodoasachild,”hesaid.Xiong’swifeWangLiisan
artistofthesugarpainting,whichisaformoftraditionalChinesefolkartthatuseshot,liquid
sugartomake2-Dobjects.
“Noneoftheculturalheritageleftbyourancestorsshouldbelost.Theyarenamecardsofthe
splendidChinesecultureandshouldbespreadaroundtheworld,”Xiongsaid.Thecoupleoften
showtheirskillsbesidecollegestodrawyoungstersclosertothetraditionalartandallowthemto
experienceitscharm.“Sugarpaintingsandsugarfigurinesarechildhoodmemoriesofseveral
generationsofChinesepeople.Wetrytocombinepaper-cuttingskillsandmodernelements(元素)
withsugarfigurines,makingthemsimilartomoderntrend(趋势)whilekeepingabalancebetween
beautyandtaste.Wewillspendtherestofourliveshelpingpassonthisintangibleheritage,”
Xiongsaid.
Manypeopleweredeeplymovedafterlearningaboutthefamily’sstory.
62.Whatisthecorrectorderofmakingsugarfigurines?
a.Makingitintoasugarball. b.Stretchingittomakeatube.
c.Pullingoffsomeheatedsyrup. d.Blowingairtomakewantedshapes.
A.c-a-b-d B.c-b-a-d C.b-a-c-d D.b-c-a-d
63.Theunderlinedword“mascot”inParagraph4probablymeans“________”.
A. 奥运会徽 B. 吉祥物 C. 奥运圣火 D. 申办城市
64.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothearticle?
A.Xiongonceworkedasamagician.
B.Xiong’swifeusessugartomake3-Dobjects.
C.SimonhelpedXiongfinallyseeahorsegraduallytakingshape.
D.Xiongtriestoaddmodernelementstosugarfigurines.
65.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?
A.AChineseartistontastyfolkart B.Anewmoderntrend
C.Abalancebetweenbeautyandtaste D.Tastysugarfigurines
词汇运用第一组
学科网（北京）股份有限公司66. Self-drivingcarswere________(发明)notlongago,andtheyaregettingmorepopularnow.
67.I’vereadalotofbooksandthisisthe________(四十)bookIhavereadthisyear
68.Withhispartner’shelp,Jackwill_________(无疑地)winthecomingmatch.
69.Outteachersare_________(严格)withusthanbeforebecauseofthecomingexams.
70.HuangguoshuWaterfallis________(wide)knowntopeoplefromhomeandabroad.
71.Ifthecomputer_________(connect)totheInternetdoesn’twork,youcanaskhimforhelp.
72.Wearewhowearetodaybecauseof________(choose)wehavemade.
73.Heisneverafraidofmaking________(speech)infrontofmanypeople.
74.TheFrenchgirlseemed________(live)afteracceptingthecolortherapythanbefore.
75.Ifyoutryyourbest,you’ll________(success)inpassingtheexams.
词汇运用第二组
66.It’s________(tire)foryoungmotherstotakecareofbabiesafterwork.
67.Isthereany________(possible)thatwewillhaveapicnicthisweekend?
68.Themachineisn’tworking________(proper).Perhapsthereissomethingwrongwithit.
69.Afterdiscussingitforoneweek,theyhaven’treachedan________(agree)yet.
70.Thecakesinthefridgearevery________(taste).Iwanttoeatmore.
71.MountHuangisfamousforitscloudsandrocksindifferent________(形状).
72.Tomtriedhisbestto________(控制)thecar,butitcrashedintothetreeintheend.
73.Talksbetweenthetwocountrieshavegone________(顺利地)uptonow.
74.Amywillgotoauniversityfor________(更进一步的)educationafterfinishinghighschool.
75.Thiskindoftoyisveryinteresting.Itis________(专门地,特地)designedforchildren.
词汇运用第三组
66.Thefiremenhave________(控制)thefire,soalloftheworkersareoutofdangernow.
67. Thousands of people gathered at Tian’anmen Square to watch the ________ (升起) of our
nationalflag.
68.Withthe________（发明）ofthewashingmachine,peoplehavemoretimetorelax.
69.Eatingtoomuchsalt________(增加)theriskofhighbloodpressure.
70.It’simpoliteofyoutocheckyourfather’s________（私人的）emails.
71.Thehungrierapersongets,the________(tasty)hewillfindthefood.
72.________(compare)withlifeontheEarth,lifeonMarswouldbebetterinsomeways.
73.She________(lay)thebabygentlyandthenwalkedoutoftheroom.
74.Eachofusshouldworkhardandmakegreatcontributionsto________(serve)oursociety.
75.Thegovernmentwantstoreachan________(agree)onthetradeissue.
阅读表达第一组
As one of China's most experienced astronauts, Chinese astronaut Nie Haisheng has been to
Spacethreetimes-ontheShenzhouVI,ShenzhouXandShenzhouXIImissions(任务).In2021,
Nie worked as command(指挥官) of the Shenzhou XII mission. Nie and his two crew mates
became the first people to live and work in China's Tiangong space station for three months. He
wonthetitle(称号)of“heroastronaut”aftertheShenzhouVImission.
Dreamingofbecomingasoldier,NiejoinedthePLAAirForceasafighterpilottrainee(战斗
机飞行员新兵)in1983afterfinishinghighschool.Hedidwellinhigh-pressuresituations.Once,
his fighter broke down but he didn’t give up fixing the problem until the very last minute - when
the planewas just 400meters above the ground. Then,he jumped outof itwith a parachute(降落
伞).With1,480hoursofflighttime,Niebecameafirst-gradepilot.
学科网（北京）股份有限公司In1998,hejoinedthecountry's firstteamofastronauts.Hespentcountless(数不清的)hours
traininghardtopreparetoflytospace,andhekeptlearning,too.In2021,hegotadoctoraldegree
(博士学位).“Youarenevertoooldtolearn,’’the57-year-oldmansaid.
阅读以上短文，回答下列问题，每小题答案不超过7个词。
76. HowmanytimeshasNeiHaishengbeentoSpace?
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77. HowlongdidNieandhistwocrewmatesliveinChina'sTiangongspacestation?
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78. WhydidNiejointhePLAAirForce?
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79. WhendidNeiHaishengjoinChin'sfirstteamofastronauts?
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80. WhatdoyouthinkleadstoNei’ssuccess?
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阅读表达第二组
TerriBoltonisapioneerandmasterwhenitcomestoDIY(do-it-yourself).Skilledatputting
up shelves and piecing together furniture, she never pays someone else to do a job which she can
doherself.
ShelearnttheseskillsfromherlategrandfatherandbuilderDerekLloyd.Fromtheageofsix,
Terri, now 26, helped Derek to work during her school holidays. A day’s work was paid with £5
pocketmoney.Shesays:“I’msureIwasn’tmuchofahelptostartwith.ButwhenDerekbuiltour
familyhouseabouteightyearsago,Iwasheavilyinvolved(参与),paintingtheroomsandputting
downtheflooringthroughoutthehouse.Ittookweeks anditwasback-breaking work,butIknow
hewasproudofmyskills.”
Terri, who now rents a house with friends in Wandsworth, South West London, says DIY also
savesherfromlosinganydeposit(押金)whenatenancy(租期)comestoanend.Sheadds:“I’ve
moved house many times and I always like to decorate my room in my own way and put up
pictures. So, it’s been useful to know how to cover up holes and repaint a room to avoid any
charges(费用)whenI’vemovedout.”
With millions of people likely to take on DIY projects over the coming weeks, new research
shows that more than half of people are planning to make the most of the long, warm summer
days to get jobs done. The average spend per project will be around £823. Two thirds of people
aim to improve their comfort while at home. A fifth wish to increase the value of their houses.
ThoughDIYhastraditionallybeenseenasamale(男性的)hobby,theresearchshowsitiswomen
nowtakingthelead.
阅读以上短文，回答下列问题，每小题答案不超过10个词。
76.IsTerriBoltongoodatDIY?
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77.WhohasinfluencedTerriBoltonthemostonDIY?
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学科网（北京）股份有限公司78.WhycouldTerriget£5pocketmoney?
____________________________________________________________________________
79.HowdidTerriavoidlosingthedepositonthehousesherented?
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80.Whattrend(趋势)inDIYdoestheresearchshow?
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缺词填空第一组
Earlythismorning,somethingterribleh 81 inEastTown.Mr.SigmundFriendhaslived
inEastTownformanyyearsandworksthereasam 82 ofacompany.Heisforty-twoyears
old.
ThepeopleofEastTownthinkshimasanunusualman.Hedoesnotoftenleavehishouse,
buthisb 83 hasmadehimveryrich.
Lastnight,ataboutmidnight,amanwhowasoutwalkingsawthatoneofMr.Friend’s
roomswasonf 84 .Heimmediatelycalledthefirestation,andthefiremena 85 soon
after.Ittookthemhalfanhourtoputo 86 thefire.Thefiremenweres 87 thatMr.
Frienddidnotcomeoutofthehouse,sotwoofthemwentinsidetolookforhim.
However, Mr. Friend wasn’t in the house. In the bedroom the t 88 firemen found an
empty open safe(保险箱). There w 89 papers on the floor. The windows of his bedrooms
were also o 90 . The police have found the motive(动机) for the crime, but nobody knows
whereMr.Friendis.
缺词填空第二组
It is reported that 300 million people in China have eyesight trouble. Some students get
short-sightednesswhentheyarelittle,andmanystudentsinprimaryschoolareshort-sighted.That
istooserious.Therefore,weshouldp 81 oureyescarefully.Moreandmoreparentshopetos
82 theirchildren’seyesightwithmedicine,orbycorrectingthewaysthatchildrenreadandsit.
Butinfact,oneshouldstartwiththeexerciseonone’sfeet.Herearethreewaystosaveoureyes.
First, don’t tie your shoes too closely. Try wearing c 83 and soft socks or walking
withoutsocks andshoes athome. While you are travelling, try wearing cloth shoesin orderto i
84 bloodcirculation(循环).
Second, walking on tiptoes is good for one’s eyesight. It can f 85 against eyesight
problems.Numbersshowthatmostofballetperformers’eyesightisb 86 .
Third, rope skipping can also be good for one’s eyesight. While skipping rope, one has to
moveq 87 ,makingboththebrainandtheeyesexcited.Itmayalsohelpmakeonegrow
t 88 .
Besides foot exercises, it is good to pull one’s ears. Pulling the ears 20 times quickly every
dayisalsoagreatw 89 .Itcankeepone’seyeshealthy.Whenreadingandwriting,weshould
keep a standard posture (姿势). We should not watch TV or play computer games for too long.
Theyarebadforoureyes.And,weshoulddoeyeexercisesregularly.Ofcourseagoodrestisalso
i 90 tooureyes.
Inall,eyesarethewindowsofourmind.Weshouldkeepthemhealthy.
翻译句子第一组
91. 我家里一团糟，因为我的机器人已失控三周了。
学科网（北京）股份有限公司____________________________________________________________________________
92. 正如俗话所说：“不到长城非好汉”。
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93. 这位游客想知道这座博物馆投入使用多久了。
____________________________________________________________________________
94. 我们被迫缩短行程，因为油要耗尽了。
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95. 我每天练习说英语以便我能参加这个节目。
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翻译句子第二组
91. 这种机器人大体上满足我的需要。
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92. 我和我的搭档都承担不起犯任何错误的代价。
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93. 穿红色能够使你更容易地采取行动。
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94. 我经常怀疑花费这么多时间在作业上是否值得。
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95. 在总经理注意到他之前，他在会计岗位停留了3年。
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翻译句子第三组
91．科学家们不确定这个新产品是否达标。
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92．他很勇敢，到一个当时人类未知的地方去。
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93．需要更多的钱来继续我们的工作。
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94．由于大雪，我们被迫缩短了旅程。
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95．为了解决这个问题，他做了大量的研究。
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写作第一组
“好习惯是开启成功的钥匙”。作为一名中学生，良好的习惯有助于学业进步和品格养
成。近期，阳光学校英文校刊SunnyGarden就同学们的习惯问题展开了讨论。请你根据下
表所示信息及要求，用英语写一篇题为Goodhabitshelpussucceed的短文在报刊投稿。
学习习惯 认真听讲；独立作业；……
习惯类型
生活习惯 健康饮食；规律运动；……
你的认识 能积极影响生活，……
要求：1）表达清楚，语法正确，上下文连贯；
2）必须包括表格中所有的相关信息，并适当发挥；
3）词数：100词左右（开头已给出，不计入总词数）；
4）不得使用真实姓名、校名和地名等。
学科网（北京）股份有限公司Goodhabitshelpussucceed
Asmiddleschoolstudents,it’simportantforustohavesomegoodhabitsbecausetheyoften
canhelpussucceed.
First,weshoulddevelopgoodhabitsoflearning.Forexample,________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
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Also,goodhabitsoflivingaregoodforourlife.____________________________________
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Inmyopinion,goodhabitshaveagreateffectonourlife.____________________________
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写作第二组
在初三英语学习中，我们认识了很多著名的人物，包括伟大的科学家、杰出的艺术家、
著名的运动员……。例如：Yuan Longping, Tan Dun, Jackie Chan, Spud Webb, Audrey
Hepburn,NeilArmstrong,MarieCurie等。他们是我们成长的榜样，他们的故事往往会给我
们奋进的勇气和信息。请以TheHeroIAdmireMost为题，选择以上所列的一位著名人物，
并根据下列问题，写一篇英语短文。
要点：
1）Whohasimpressedyoumost?
2）Whatdoyouknowabouthim/her?
3）Whydoyouadmirehim/her?
注意：
1）文中不得出现你的真实姓名和学校名称；
2）语言通顺，意思连贯，条理清楚，书写规范；
3）词数100左右，文章开头已经给出，不计入总词数。
TheHeroIAdmireMost
After learning the English text books of Junior Three, I’m lucky to get to know many
famouspeopleindifferentfields.Amongthem,_____________hasimpressedmemost.
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写作第三组
每个人都会面对生活中的困境，失败、疾病、恐惧……，没有人能逃脱，这是生活的准
则。面对困境，我们应该如何面对并走出困境呢？请阅读下列材料，结合所给问题，以“The
mostimportantlessoninlife —thebaddays”为题写一篇读后感。
Jenney Louis is eight years old. She losther left leg in an accidentwhenshe was four. She’s
sadandshe findsthatmanypeoplearoundherseem sadtoo. She doesn’twantto seethatandshe
hasaplantofixit.
She asks his father to buy a bunch of little toys and take them to downtown near where she
lives in a wheelchair. She gives the toys to someone that walks by. She doesn’t want to get
anythingbutasmiletoher.
“I’m trying to make people smile,” says Jenny. So far, she’s given out 300 toys and got 300
学科网（北京）股份有限公司smiles back. Now she’s practicing walking with the artificial limb (假肢) and she plans to go to
moreandfarplacestofindmoresmiles.
问题：
1.WhathappenedtoJennyLouis?(Briefintroduction,2-3sentences)
2.Whathaveyoulearntfromthestory?(Atleast1thought)
3. Facing your bad days, what did you do? And what will you do? (At least 2 examples in your
study)
要求：
1. 作文不能出现真实姓名和学校等内容；
2. 作文字数在100字左右。
Themostimportantlessoninlife —thebaddays
ThestoryIreadisaboutagirlcalledJenneyLouis.Thoughshelostherleftleg,__________
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Afterreadingthestory,Ihavelearnedthateveryonehastofacebaddaysinlife.__________
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Asastudent,Ioftenhavemybaddays.Forexample,________________________________
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Thebaddaysarethemostimportantlessoninlife.
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