兴安盟2025学年度第二学期期末教学质量检测初一英语

1、我叔叔已经离开家乡十年了。

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2、-----_____ all your school things, Jane! I hate them here and there.  -----OK, Mum.

A. Put away   B. Put down   C. Put out   D. Put up

3、—Tom is 6 and he is his sister, Jane. How old is Jane?

—Three.

A.twice as old as B.two years older than C.three years younger than

4、The country life he is used to __________ a bit sooner or later.

A.change B.will change C.changes D.changing

5、He has made up his mind to give up smoking, and he’s thinking about ________.

A．how can he make it

B．how he can make it

C．how will he make it

6、I think ______ impossible for him _____ the work without any help.

A. it, finishes   B. that, to finish   C. this, finishing   D. it, to finish

7、He never ________ no matter how many difficulties he has.

A.gives up B.gives in C.works out D.goes away

8、He was tired ________ asking such foolish questions.

A．with

B．on

C．of

D．from

9、—___________ noise in class, Mike! You must keep quiet.

—Sorry, I won't do it again.

A.Don't make B.Doesn't make C.Not make D.Isn't making

10、—Excuse me, what’s your name?

—________name is Susan.

A.My B.Your C.Her

11、Mary ________ a company. That is to say, the company is ________ company.

A．own; own her

B．own; her own

C．owns; her own

D．owns; own her

12、— Morning, boys and girls! Please try your best in today’s exam! Good luck to all of you!

— ________

A．Sorry, I won’t.

B．Never mind.

C．Thanks!

D．Congratulations!

13、Yesterday, Mary bought ________ fish and ________ other food for dinner.

A.many; some B.much; some

C.many; a few D.much; a few

14、—How hard you are working, Helen!

—We must! President Xi said that________we are, _________we will be.

A.the more hard-working; the luckier

B.the most hard-working; the luckiest

C.more hard-working; luckier

15、—––When _____ your mother _____ for Shanghai?

—––Maybe next week.

A. does; leave   B. will; leave

C. did; leave  D. has; left

16、— Your skirt looks beautiful. ________did you buy it?

— At the shopping mall in my hometown.

A．Who

B．Why

C．When

D．Where

17、—Could you tell me   ? I must find him.

—Sorry, I have no idea. But he was here just now.

A. where Tom was B. where Tom is

C. where can I find Tom D. where has Tom gone

18、When she heard her son was absent from school again, she was   and beat him.

A. out of control   B. out of breath   C. out of season   D. out of work

19、I’d love to visit Kunming _________ is in the southwest of China.

A.where B.it C.that

20、John was elected monitor of our class and took  ________  place of Jerry.

A．a

B．an

C．the

D．/

21、If it ________, we ________ go to the Great Wall tomorrow.

A.rains; will B.is raining; will C.will rain; won't D.rains; won't

22、--We failed in the singing competition.--- ______ . Better times are waiting for you.

A. No way B. Best wishes

C. Cheer up D. Good job

23、Ａ:Ｗhere did you go for your summer holiday last year?

B: I went to Beijing.

A: 【1】

B: I went to Beijing with my parents.

A: 【2】

B: I went there by plane.

A: How long did you stay there?

B: 【3】

A: What did you do there?

B: 【4】

A: What do you think of people there?

B: 【5】

24、   Being happy is an ability, which means we need to learn how to do it. This, perhaps, explains why around one in four undergraduate students at Yale University in the US have signed up (报名) for its Psychology and the Good Life course this semester. The course actually set a record of being the most popular in Yale’s 316-year history.

Laurie Santos, the psychology professor who will be running the course, believes that the high school lives which her students must have had are the reason that the course is so popular. It’s likely that students who get into top universities like Yale had a difficult time in high school. In order to stand out, they had to surround themselves with endless tests, competitions, and so-called “hobbies”, which made them very unhappy. "A lot of us are anxious (焦虑的), stressed, numb (麻木的)," Alannah Maynez, a 19-year-old undergraduate student at Yale, told The New York Times,“and I won’t miss such a chance.”

Yale isn’t the first university to offer such courses. Back in 2006, Harvard introduced its Positive Psychology class, and about 900 students signed up for it. There are now many universities in the US that have started courses on positive psychology, including the University of Pennsylvania and Claremont Graduate University.

It may sound sad when Harvard student Nancy Cheng called Positive Psychology a “self-help class”. But it’s a good thing that students accept that they have a problem, instead of having to pretend that everything is fine in front of everyone.

It’s true that being happy is an ability, and it’s OK that you may not have it yet. However, it’s never too early—or too late—to start learning.

【1】Many students at Yale University have signed for the Psychology and the Good Life course because ______ __.

A.students who get into top universities had a difficult time in high school

B.it is the most popular course in Yale’s 316-year history

C.Laurie Santos, the psychology professor will be running the course

【2】What does Alannah Maynez think of the psychology course?

A.Popular. B.Meaningless. C.Useful.

【3】How many universities that have positive psychology courses are mentioned in the passage?

A.Four B.One. C.Two.

【4】What does the underlined word “pretend” mean?

A.掩盖 B.假装 C.承认

【5】From the passage, we can know that________.

A.it’s never too early or too late to start learning how to be happy

B.Yale is the first university to offer psychology courses

C.Nancy Cheng thought the course helped her a lot to be happy

25、“There’s nothing to discuss,” barked my husband when told him that Rosie, our 17-year-old daughter, had asked whether she could go to Kavos, Greece, for a holiday with her friends. “Of course she can’t. She’s too young to travel without the presence of an adult. It’s completely out of the question.”

So how come found myself standing, two weeks later, at Gatwick Airport. Tearfully, I watched our eldest child disappear through the security checkpoint. In four hours’ time, she would be in Kavos. It’s 2, 500 kilometers away from England!

There comes a time when you have to let your baby go—for many parents, it’s around the age of 17. We know that there is likely to be something wilder than hanging around by the pool and building sandcastles, but the time has come to trust that they’ll look after themselves.

But still felt worried. Rosie tried to put my mind at rest. She said she and her friends would always look after one another and that it really, really was all going to be okay.

After we had waved our last goodbye at the airport, I looked back. She was, to my surprise, looking back at me, too. Teenagers want to cut free, but it’s a frightening business for them, too.

We made Rosie promise to text as soon as she had arrived in Kavos and at least once a day after that. Around 9 a. m. on the first morning, her first message came through. It was twelve hours since I had left her at Gatwick. And all I got was: “I’m here.”

I wish there were safer places than these so-called teen destinations. But like all the dangers that life can hold for them, at some stage, all you can do is warn them, warn them again, warn them once more, and then hope that some of your messages have gotten through.

My daughter got home safely. So did her friends. But Rosie is now talking about a similar journey next year. And my alarm bells have already started ringing.

【1】We can learn from the last paragraph that the writer ________.

A．still thinks teenagers should not travel without their parents

B．believes it’s useful to warn teenagers about the dangers they might face

C．won’t allow her daughter to travel again without having an adult present

D．now encourages teenagers to learn how to safely travel without their parents

【2】After the writer and her daughter had waved goodbye to each other at the airport, ________.

A．both of them were feeling happy

B．both of them were feeling worried

C．the writer was feeling happy while her daughter was feeling worried

D．the writer was feeling worried while her daughter was feeling happy

【3】The writer didn’t receive message from her daughter until ________.

A．her daughter was about to return home

B．two days after her daughter had left her

C．her daughter had safely landed in Kavos

D．twelve hours after she had left her daughter

【4】The underlined phrase “out of the question” (in paragraph 1) probably means “________”.

A．acceptable

B．different

C．impossible

D．unnecessary

【5】Which of the following can be the best title of the article?

A．Mother’s care

B．Independent Daughter

C．Time to Let Go?

D．A Fascinating Journey!

26、What are you going to do if you are in a burning house? How will you escape? Do you know how to save yourself? Please read the following passage.

Escaping a fire is a serious matter. Knowing what to do during a fire can save yourself. It is important to know the ways you can use and to show them to everyone in the family, such as stairways (楼梯) and fire escapes, but not lifts.

From the lower floors of the buildings, escaping through windows is possible, learn the best way of leaving through windows with the least chance of serious injury (伤害).

The second floor window is usually not very high from the ground. An grown person, hanging by the finger-tips (手指尖) will have a drop of about six feet to the ground. It is about the height of an average man. Of course, it is safer to jump a short way than to stay in a burning building.

Windows are also useful when you are waiting for help. Be sure to keep the door closed. Or smoke and fire may be drawn into the room. Keep your head low at the window to be sure you get fresh air rather than smoke that may have leaked (泄露) into the room.

On a second or third floor, the best windows for escape are those which open onto a roof (屋顶). From the roof a person can drop to the ground more safely. Dropping onto cement (水泥) might end in injury. Trees and grass can help to break a fall.

【1】It is important to _____________________.

A. know the ways to escape a fire

B. put out a fire in a burning house

C. jump out of a burning house

D. keep the door closed

【2】It is possible to escape through the windows   .

A. if you are strong enough

B. if there are some trees on the ground

C. if you live on a lower floor

D. if you have a long rope

【3】Which of the following ways of escaping is NOT right?

A. You can escape through stairways.

B. Use a lift to come down at once.

C. Escape through the windows which open onto a roof.

D. You can choose fire escapes.

【4】Keep your head low at the window so that _________ if the building is on fire.

A. you can get fresh air

B. you can call for help

C. you can easily jump off

D. you can be seen first

【5】The best title for the passage is _____________.

A. Escaping through the Windows

B. Knowledge on Fire

C. Save Yourself from A Burning House

D. Waiting for Help

27、

【1】What color is the tent?

A．Pink.

B．Yellow.

C．Red.

【2】How much should a couple (一对夫妻) with a kid at 5 pay at Peng Lai Chun Restaurant?

A．$18.

B．$36.

C．$45.

【3】If Susan wants to work as an assistant at Dicken's Books, she should call at ________.

A．768-3647

B．879-6634

C．623-2972

【4】We can ________ in Golden Shopping Plaza.

A．buy a girl's pink tent

B．eat delicious food

C．see 26 pretty and cool models in the latest fashions

【5】According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?

A．The assistant at Dicken's Books has to work for 8 hours a day.

B．The holes in the windows of the tent can let the air and bugs in.

C．The Summer Fashion Show starts at 2:00 in the afternoon on Saturday.

28、More than 95 percent of people in the world have phones today. Phone calls and messages help us e【1】make contact with others. It m【2】that we seldom write letters now. But a TV show, Letters Alive （《见字如面》）, is bringing back this old h【3】. Letters Alive got its idea from a UK program with a similar name. Both shows i【4】famous actors and actresses, but there are no funny jokes or different competitions. I【5】, it’s just one person walking up to a microphone and reading a letter.The letters were written by people f【6】different times in history. For example, in one episode （集）they read a letter w【7】by famous writer Xiao Hong to her younger brother in 1941. The letter shows that Xiao Hong m【8】her brother so much and had great hopes for his future.

“This means that our audiences are not o【9】looking for entertainment （娱乐）like gossip （八卦）and eye-catching games,” reported China Youth Daily. “Cultural values and true feelings are the k【10】to winning praise.”

29、完形填空

阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。

Every Friday afternoon, Anni, a primary school teacher, asks her students to write down who they’d like to ______  the following week. She also asks the students to recommend one student who has been an  ______ student that week. The result is kept secret and nobody  ______ her knows it.

And every Friday afternoon, ______  the students go home, Anni takes out those pieces of paper and studies the names.

Who is not getting required by anyone else?

Who never gets ______ enough to be recommended?

Who had a lot of friends last week but ______this week?

You see, Anni is not looking for a new seating form or “excellent students.” In fact, she is looking for  ______ children unnoticed by their classmates.

Anni’s special method is like taking an X-ray of a classroom to see into the hearts of students. It is also like looking for gold --- those little ______ who need a little help. And it did work because such kids are often too  ______ to share their loneliness. But as she said --- the______  comes out on those little pieces of paper.

After she watched the documentary about teenagers’ violence(暴力), this ______ woman knew that All Violence Begins With Loneliness. She found that the children unnoticed will try to be noticed in any way______ .

And so she______ to start fighting violence early. When she sits in her ______ classroom and studies those names,  ______  Anni is doing --- is SAVING LIVES.

【1】A. play   B. play with  C. sit    D. sit with

【2】A. honest   B. excellent C. important  D. ideal

【3】A. except   B. beside   C. besides   D. including

【4】A. until   B. before   C. when   D. after

【5】A. seen   B. noticed  C. watched   D. looked

【6】A. many   B. much   C. none   D. some

【7】A. popular  B. lonely   C. alone   D. good

【8】A. student  B. child   C. one    D. ones

【9】A. shy   B. patient   C. nervous   D. proud

【10】A. opinion  B. truth   C. idea   D. way

【11】A. brave  B. honest   C. friendly  D. wise

【12】A. in the end B. to the end C. by the end D. at the end

【13】A. agreed  B. remembered C. decided   D. began

【14】A. clean  B. noisy   C. empty   D. bright

【15】A. what   B. when   C. how    D. why