题目内容

完成对话：在对话的空格中填上恰当的单词，使对话完整正确，一空一词。按编号把答案依次填写在答题卡上。

A： Well， Harry， I have no idea what you brought us to eat. Tell us， what is this mysterious new product?

B： Touch it and tell me what it 1. like.

A： It feels soft.

B： Right， Now what about 2. appearance(外观)?Tell me how you think it 3. .

A： What do you mean?

B： For 4. ，do you think it looks dull or 5. ?

A：I don't know. The color is very 6. .But I'd rather eat something that wasn't so bright， so pink ， I mean.

B： That's OK. Now put some in your 7. .

A： Oh! It tastes 8. !I don't like it at all.

B： That's right. But my company thinks kids will love it!

A： 9. do you know kids will love it?

B： We have taste groups. Kids volunteer to come to our company for a free meal. After that， we 10. them

A： What do you ask them?

B： We ask them what they eat at home and in restaurants， and how they feel about certain kinds of foods.

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---Canada is the second _______ country in the world.

---That is, it is larger than ________country in Asia.

A. larger, any B. larger, any other

C. largest, any D. largest, any other

A．Choose the best answer (根据短文内容，选择最恰当的答案)

Carole’s Cooking Journal

Monday, April 6

This month, we had to choose an optional activity. Should it really be called “optional” if you have to do it? Unfortunately, I waited until the last minute to sign up. Many of the activities were already full, but I made a decision to join the Cooking Club because at least that way I would get a snack to eat.

Tuesday, April 7

It was the first time to be here. Like many of my ideas, joining the Cooking Club made sense at first but was turning out to be a disaster. Most people have been in the club for more than a year, so they already know what they’re doing. And since they all know each other, they weren’t exactly interested in a newcomer.

Thursday, April 9

What a terrible day! How could I know that if a recipe says to beat cookie batter (糊), you couldn’t do it with your fists (拳头)? I thought the other kids would never stop laughing. And it was not easy to get cookie batter off your clothes.

Friday, April 10

I have more funny things in Cooking Club. Now I know that chocolate mousse is a dessert and it isn’t spelled m-o-o-s-e. “Mousse” and “Moose” (驼鹿) sound exactly the same. So I don’t think my question about whether vegetarians(素食者) can eat chocolate mousse was really that silly.

Monday, April 13

One of my bright ideas worked out for a change! Everyone laughed when I handed out the chocolate “moose” cookie that I made yesterday, but this time I was laughing, too. The peanut butter antlers(鹿角) were a huge hit. We’re even planning to bake more cookies for the school food festival next week.

1.Carole chose the Cooking Club because _________.

A. She liked making different kinds of food.

B. Cooking club was the only activity she could choose.

C. She could get some food in the Cooking Club.

D. It was not open to the students until the last minute.

2.How did Carole feel when she joined the club for the first time?

A. Excited. B. Frightened. C. Pleased. D. Lonely.

3.Why did the writer beat the cookie batter with her fists?

A. Because she was upset about being in the club.

B. Because she misunderstood a cooking recipe.

C. Because she didn’t know how to use tools.

D. Because she was laughed at by other kids.

4.What did Carole think of mousse at beginning?

A. She thought eating mousse was silly.

B. She thought mousse was a kind of animal.

C. She thought mousse didn’t taste good.

D. She thought only vegetarians can eat mousse.

5.The underlined word “huge hit” is the closest in meaning to “ ”.

A. great success B. sweet dessert

C. big disaster D. beautiful decoration

6.How long has Carole been in the Cooking Club according to the journal?

A. About one week. B. About one month.

C. About two weeks. D. About two months.

_____ this is your first visit to New York, you’d better learn some of the customs.

A. Unless B. Since C. Although D. Until

The smoke from the factory made us feel sick. Which of the following is correct for the underlined word?

A. [sm?k] B. [sm?:k] C. [sma?k] D. [sm??k]

At last， the mid-term exams are over. You’ve done the hard work， but you can’t relax. You have to prepare for the next exams. Do you hate exams? If you do， you’re not alone. Students in other countries hate them as well.

Luckily for them， British students have fewer exams than Chinese students. And they only have them once a year. Every summer they take a test in each subject. Each test lasts about an hour. These exams don’t count for much. Even if a student does really badly they still progress to the next year. When the results come out they are then placed in an end-of-year report. The report is sent to the child’s parents. It describes how the student studied at school.

This report is private（秘密）， so only the teacher， the student and his or her parents see it. This means that the students don’t know how other students scored(得分) in the test. Some students choose to tell each other， but others keep it secret.

Parents’ meetings are held twice a year， at the end of the winter term and then at the end of the summer term. Children go along with their parents to meet their teachers privately and discuss their performance at school.

1.According to this passage， the students of many countries exams.

A. don’t mind B. like C. hate

2.Which of the following is NOT TRUE for British students?

A. They have an exam once a year.

B. They don’t know their own scores.

C. Parents’ meetings are held at the end of the terms.

3.The underlined phrase “don’t count for much” means .

A. 难以计数 B. 不太重要 C. 期望不多

“____________you’ve made! But you should work still harder，” the teacher said to the boy.

A. What a big mistake

B. How big mistakes

C. What great progress

书面表达

上周，你们班就初中生能否骑电动自行车上学进行了一次讨论。现在，请你根据下表用英语写一篇介绍讨论情况的短文。

注意：1．短文须包括写作提示和表格中所列的全部内容； 2．时态运用正确，书写工整规范；

3．词数80一100个左右。

生词提示：electric adj．电动的 whether conj．能否

讨论结果

25人表示同意

35人表示不同意

理 由

1．这样很方便

2．能节约上学途中的时间

1．年龄太小，骑电动自行车不安全

2．早上交通拥挤，骑电动自行车也快不起来

What do you do to get pocket money from your parents? In the USA， many children do housework to get pocket money. They usually start to do this at 10 years old.

School students have to do homework and study for tests. They don't have a lot of free time in the week. They often do housework on the weekend.

Young children only do easy housework. So they don't get much money. But that's all right. Many of them only want to buy candy. And candy is cheap! They help wash up after dinner and feed the family pets.

When they get older， at the age of 10， children want to buy more and more things like model cars， CDs and computer games. They want things that are more expensive than candy. Then they have to do more work， and the work is usually more difficult. They often wash the family car， cut the grass， walk the dog or cook dinner.

Some jobs are a good way for children to learn new things. For example， they can learn how to cook. Of course， their parents help them at first.

1.What does "pocket money" means in this passage?

A. 口袋里的钱 B. 零花钱 C. 钱包

2.The American children usually help do the housework at the age of ________.

A. six B. nine C. ten

3.When children are young， they usually want to buy ________ with their pocket money.

A. pets B. candy C. model cars

4.How can the older children buy some more expensive things?

A. By doing more difficult work.

B. By asking their parents for money.

C. By selling their old things.

5.What’s the main(主要的) idea of the passage?

A. What American children do on the weekend.

B. When American children do housework.

C. How American children get pocket money.

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