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初三英语第二次适应性练习 2018年4月
注意事项：1、答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考试号和班级写在答题卷上。 2、本试卷满分90分，考试时间100分钟。
第I卷 （客观题 共50分）
一、单项填空 在A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上
将该项涂黑。（本大题共14小题，每小题1分，共14分）
1. — Bob, ___________ can you have your product ready? — I’m not sure. I’m still waiting for the final design. A. how soon from our house.
A. may B. must C. would D. should
3. — Have you heard of a cool washing machine called Bicycle Washing Machine? —Yes, it’s a new ___________ by a group of Chinese university students.
D. introduction A. invention B. information C. instruction
4. Bob is busy taking the desks and chairs away because they ___________ too much room in the hall.
A. pick up B. take up C. put up D. cheer up 5. — Andy, when can we start to discuss the case given to you last week? — I’ll be ready to discuss it with you ___________ you have time.
D. wherever A. whatever B. whenever C. however
6. It’s a pity that now in some areas, the rich are becoming richer, while ___________. A. the poor the poor
B. poor poor
C. the poor poorer D. poor the poorer
7. — These are the tickets for the basketball match tonight as your prize. — I wonder ___________.
—I wonder __________________. A. where did you buy the tickets B. why do you like to go there C. if you’d like to come along A. counts
B. works
D. who you’d like to watch the match C. lasts
D. helps
8. In an important game like this one, every minute ___________. So let’s go for it!
B. how long
C. how often
D. how far
2. When I was young, my father ___________ take me to climb the hill which was not far
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9. —The novel written by Stephen seems a bit boring to me.
—___________ you put your heart into it, you won’t enjoy it. A. when
B. if
C. after
D. unless
10. — Could you tell me how many classes you have on Friday afternoon? — ___________. We can take part in activities in any club we like. A. None pleased. A. above
B. behind
C. against
D. through
12. — Linda is not coming for the party tonight. — But she ___________! A. promises
B. promised
C. will promise
D. had promised
13. — Teamwork is very important in a football match. — I think so. ___________. A. The early bird catches the worm B. Every dog has it’s day C. One tree can’t make a forest
D. Everything comes to him who waits
14. — Have you played baseball before? We need one more player.
— ___________. I like ball games, so I believe it will be fun to learn baseball. A. That’s cool C. I’m not certain
二、完形填空 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可
以填入空白处的最佳选项。（本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分）
Josette Duran was surprised when her son Dylan, 14, asked her to pack him a(an) 15 snack in his school lunch. When she asked him why, his reply was truly touching.
“I asked, ‘why? Are you not getting full? What’s going on? And he said, ‘No, I want to take one for my friend,’” Duran remembered.
It turned out that Dylan had a classmate whose family 16 needed help. The boy’s single mother had recently lost her job and could no longer afford her son’s lunches. After learning this, Duran was even willing to reach out to them.
“I was homeless a few years ago. I know how 17 it is to ask for help. You get sad and
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B. Nothing C. Neither
D. Either
11. My family is always ___________ me no matter what I decide to do. That makes me very
B. Not really
D. Good idea
feel embarrassed (尴尬),” said Duran.
When the young boy’s mother learned of Duran’s warm heart, she called her up and 18 to pay her back for everything, but Duran couldn’t accept it. “I don’t think I did anything 19 ,” Duran said, “I just think I did what a human being is 20 to do.”
The kindness doesn’t 21 there. Duran is the coach of the girls’ volleyball team of the local school. Her team raised﹩400 to cover the cost of all the extra lunches Duran had made out of her own pocket. But Duran refused to keep the cash, and 22 , donated it to the snack bar at her son’s school. “Now everyone can eat ,” Duran said, “What makes me especially 23 is that it all started with my son. Being kind doesn’t have to come in the form of money; just know that if you’re having a good day while someone else is having a bad day, you should 24 that.” 15. A. delicious 16. A. really 17. A. lucky 18. A. refused 19. A. special 20. A. allowed 21. A. happen 22. A. instead 23. A. hopeful 24. A. fix
三、阅读理解 阅读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容，在每小题所给的四个选项中选
出最佳选项。（本大题共13小题，每小题2分，共26分）
A
The province of Alberta covers a large part of the Rocky Mountain, making it an attractive province to visit. However, this part of Canada has more than the Rockies. There are cities and towns that draw a large number of tourists each year.
Calgary
Calgary is the largest city in Alberta. It’s best known for the Calgary Stampede, a large show that happens in summer every year. The city also has many historic buildings and an amazing zoo. It’s very rich because of the province’s large oil industry.
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B. extra
B. hardly
C. simple C. finally C. silly C. regretted
D. healthy D. simply D. hard D. offered D. impossible D. invited D. change D. however D. surprised D. doubt
B. dangerous B. managed B. necessary B. reminded B. succeed B. besides B. proud B. discover
C. interesting C. supposed C. stop C. anyway C. thankful
C. remember
Edmonton
Edmonton is the capital of Alberta. It’s the second largest city in the province. It is home to a lot of history. The West Edmonton Mall is a popular attraction, which is the largest in North America and includes over 800 stores, a water park, and a famous theme park.
Banff
Banff lies in Banff National Park. It’s famous for its wonderful scenes. Activities in the area include hiking, cycling, and skiing. The local hot Springs are also fun to visit. Though it’s a small town, it is home to a lot of arts and cultures. Banff holds a film festival each year and hosts many dance, theatre, and music programs during the whole summer.
Jasper
Located in Jasper National Park, Jasper attracts lots of visitors. There are a lot of hiking roads and other nature-related activities. The town offers a number of dining and hotel choices at a different price points, making it easy for your visit to the area. 25. What do we know about Calgary? A. It is the capital of Alberta. B. It is the richest city in Alberta. C. It is famous for its historic buildings. D. It holds the Calgary Stampede every summer. 26. Visitors who like shopping should go to ______________.
A. Calgary B. Edmonton C. Banff D. Jasper 27. What can you do in Jasper?
A. Seeing films. B. Hosting music programs. C. Having fun at hot springs.
B
Chinese food is popular all over the world, but one group who fight against it is vegetarians (素食主义者). Meat is nearly always on the table, no matter what part of China you are in. It is so common that Zhang Xiuyan has long grown used to the difficulties of being a vegetarian in China.
The 67-year-old woman cannot eat meat because it causes her uncomfortable feeling in stomach. “Every time I go out, I meet the same situation,” she says. “I tell them ‘I don’t eat meat, so in the soup, please don’t include chicken or duck. But when they serve it, there’s always a little bit of meat.”
Ms Zhang says it’s sometimes just a problem of communication. “For example, when they serve green beans, there is a bit of meat in the dish. I say ‘how come there’s still meat?’” she says.
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D. Going out camping or walking.
“And the waiter look and say, ‘Oh that? That shouldn’t be a problem!’”
Ms Zhang is among 50 million Chinese who are believed to be vegetarians, about 4 per cent of the 1.3 billion population. Traditionally in poorer times, meat was a luxury (奢侈). But times are changing, and with them, so are cultural attitudes (态度).
Belle Zhang from Beijing is another vegetarian who has also had difficulties at restaurants. “At home of the noodle restaurants here, even if you order a bowl with no meat, the soup is always made from meat,” she says. “we vegetarians can always taste it!” She says a recent trip with friends up to China’s Northeast proved more difficult than other parts of the country.
“The food in the Northeast is really meaty, so there wasn’t a single dish we ordered that was vegetarian, ” she says. “Every plate on the table in one way or another had a little bit of meat in it.” 28. Why does Ms Zhang dislike eating meat? A. Because she loves animals. B. Because she wants to keep fit. C. Because it does harm to her health. D. Because she is a picky eater (挑食者).
29. Hearing the waiter’s reply, Ms Zhang probably feels ______________. A. curious B. interested 30. What’s the best title of this article? A. The introduction of Chinese food.
B. A story of vegetarians.
C. Being a vegetarian in China. D. Views on vegetarians
C
Cathy Krause, who works as an emergency dispatcher (紧急调度员) at the Rockwood Police Department, is tired of getting calls from children, most of which are usually a joke. However, a phone call from 5-year-old Jackson McManus who said his father was in trouble was the real deal.
“I’ve not had the call like this before,” Krause said as she spoke about the 911 call. Krause was able to calm the boy down and ask him questions to help police find his location and also gather information about the situation. “I asked him plenty of questions and he was so good,” she said. “He was a little nervous in the beginning, but he did everything I asked him to do.” Krause asked Jackson if his father was awake. Jackson went to check on his father who couldn’t give any replies when he called out his name. This led Krause to believe that the man was unconscious (无意识).
Jackson told his father’s name but she was still unable to locate the address. She then asked the boy where he went to school and told him to look at the garage and see if there were any numbers.
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C. surprised D. angry