深圳外国语学校2009-2010第一学期阶段测试 初三英语试卷

深圳外国语学校2009-2010第一学期阶段测试初三英语试卷一．单选1. Tom was at table in the dinning room, so I had to wait for him in living room.A. the; theB. /; theC. a; aD. the; a2. Mr. and Mrs. Wang often go for walk after supper.A. a; /B. a; theC. the; /D. the; a3. Clever students need never work hard, ?A. needn’t theyB. don’t theyC. do theyD. need they4. ---It has not been raining for days and the crops need .---No, they . The farmers have just watered them.A. being watered; needn’t any waterB. watering; need’t waterC. to water; don’t need any waterD. to be watered; don’t need any water5. They say is no use too many computer games.A. that; to playB. it; to playC. that; playingD. it; playing6. Tom told me that it was good me not to check every word in the dictionary while reading. It’s good him to tell me so.A. of; forB. for; ofC. to; ofD. to; for7. Sally didn’t have to prepare for the interview, so she wasn’t in front of the interviewersA. enough time; confident enoughB. time enough; enough confidentC. enough time; enough confidentD. time enough; confident enough8. She looks and .What’s wrong with her?A. worried; tiredB. worried; tiringC. worriedly; tiredD. worrying; tiring9. The boy on the ground that he had the book on the desk.A. lay; lied; layB. lying; lied; lainC. lies; laid; lainD. lying; lied; laid10. She’s never been to America, ?A. is sheB. isn’t sheC. has sheD. hasn’t she11. You had very delicious lunch just now, ?A. /; hadn’t youB. a; didn’t youC. /; didn’t youD. a; hadn’t you12. --- you the text yet? ---Yes, we it two hours ago.A. Did…copy; didB. Have…copied; haveC. Have…copied; didD. Did…copy; had13. Before the news him, he to know about it.A. reaches; has gotB. reached; had gotC. had reached; had gotD. had reached; got14. They for five hours when they in New York.A. flew; arrivedB. had flown; had arrivedC. flew; had arrivedD. had flown; arrived15. By the time he ten, he one hundred English words.A. was; learnedB. had been; had learnedC. is; has learnedD. was; had learned16. ---When this story? ---I it just now.A. did you write; wroteB. have you written; have writtenC. had you written; had writtenD. you wrote; wrote17. Mr. Johnson isn’t at home. He to work.A. has goneB. has beenC. wentD. had gone18. ---Is your father a Party member?---Yes, he the Party four years ago. He a Party member for four years.A. joined; has beenB. has joined; has beenC. joined; has becomeD. was joined; is19. I the books on the sofa, but they’re not there now.A. have putB. putC. will putD. had put20. ---Where Allen?---At the supermarket. But she my name.A. have you seen; has almost forgotB. did you see; almost forgotC. will you have seen; has almost forgotD. had you seen; had almost forgot21. ---What to her the day before yesterday?A. was happenedB. happenedC. had happenedD. has happened22. It ages since he here.A. is; leftB. has been; had leftC. has been; livesD. was; left23. ---How long the factory ?A. has; openedB. has; been openC. has; been openedD. did; open24. This is the first time I this kind of refrigerator.A. sawB. have seenC. am seeingD. had see25. John and I friends for eight years. We first got to know each other at a Christmas party, but we actually each other a couple of times before that.A. had been; have metB. have been; have metC. had been; had metD. have been; had met26. She her keys in the office so she had to wait until her husband home.A. has left; comesB. had left; would comeC. had left; cameD. left; had come27. Jack over five lessons by seven o’clock. Then he a test.A. went; tookB. had gone; had takenC. had gone; tookD. went; had taken28. She that it for two days by that day.A. says; has rainedB. says; had rainedC. said; had rainedD. said; rained29. How long ago playing football?A. have you stoppedB. had you stoppedC. did you stopD. do you stop30. What do you think he has done with the prize money he won in the competition?A. thatB. /C. howD. it31. I really don’t see .A. why did you say thatB. what did you say that forC. what your purpose is to say thatD. what is your purpose to say that32. We out by that time that he a thief for a long time.A. had found; had beenB. had found; wasC. found; had beenD. found; was33. ---Mr. Wang, must I come again on Sunday morning to clean the windows?---No, you .I have asked others to do it.A. don’t have toB. mustn’tC. can’tD. shouldn’t34. ---Would you please to each other while seeing the film? I can’t hear clearly.---It’s none of your business. This is a conversation.A. not to talk; privateB. talk; lovelyC. not talk; privateD. to talk; lovely35. ---I haven’t seen Tina for long.---I saw her last week. She looked up in when she saw me.A. surprisingB. surpriseC. surprisedD. surprisingly36. ---Would you mind me the window? It’s too cold in the room.---Of course not.A. to openB. openingC. to closeD. closing37. ---Now there are many young robbers in the city.---The government is to control the rising crime rate.A. taking stepsB. looking forC. taken stepsD. looked for38. Which of the following is correct?A. Tough it rained, but we still went to the farm.B. It’s only a fifteen-minute walk from my home to my school.C. Visiting the museum are a lot of fun.D. Jason came to school yesterday. He has been ill for a week.39. Which of the following is correct?A. He said he will attend the meeting tomorrow.B. Children have to receive a balanced diet in order to grow proper.C. She said that her plan would be ready soon.D. He didn’t go to school because of he was ill.40. Which of following is correct?A. I’m not growing enough fastB. Do you know when she will come back?C. What are you looking so happy?D. What excuse does Lily make for end the conversation?一．完型填空In traditional education, the teacher may feel that the students are not very grown up.41 , teachers are older than students, 42 , teachers feel that students are young and do not know 43 about the world. The teachers feel that they must tell the students 44 to do most of the time, and that they must also make the students study specific things. In open education, the teacher’s 45 are very different. These teachers feel that the students are 46 first, and students second. They 47 the students to be responsible for the things that they do, just as adults 48 . A student’s ideas and feelings are just as important as the 49 . The teacher allows the students to decide what they want to do, and does not make them study what they do not want to. The teacher 50 them decide what to study and how much to study. It’s very important for the teacher to show how he or she feels about the students.41. A. Usually B. Indeed C. Or D. Actually42. A. and B. however C. still D. yet43. A. some B. much C. many D. a little44. A. that B. what C. how D. which45. A. idea B. feelings C. order D. methods46. A. beginners B. teachers C. learners D. individuals47. A. wish B. expect C. respect D. hope48. A. are B. do C. will D. would49. A. teacher B. teachers C. teachers’ D. teacher’s50. A. allows B. permits C. lets D. expectsAABBB DBBDC二．阅读Passage 1A very snobbish woman met George Bernard Shaw, the famous English play writer, at a garden party one afternoon in London.She was the sort of woman who was only interested in people who were rich or famous, and she was very eager to have Shaw as a guest in her own house so she could show him off to her friends. One day she sent her driver in a black Rolls Royce to Shaw’s home with the following invitation: Lady Whitley-fallwell will be at homeOn Tuesday, the 14th of December,From 4 to 6.The following reply came back immediately:So will Mr. G. B. Shaw.51. George Bernard Shaw was good at .A. learning EnglishB. writing playsC. making friendsD. showing himself off52. Rolls Royce may be a kind of .A. gardenB. guestC. carD. party53. Shaw’s reply really means .A. he will be at home at that timeB. he refuses the woman’s invitationC. he asks the lady to come to his houseD. he will have something important to do at home54. A snobbish person means a person .A. who is interested in playsB. who respects any person with much knowledgeC. who dislikes or keeps away from those he feels to be poor or not famousD. who likes to make friends with others55. From this story we can see that .A. it’s difficult to make friends with rich and famous peopleB. a snobbish person can be admiredC. all famous people want to show themselves offD. a great person usually dislikes the snobbish onesPassage 2London---A baby girl stolen from her parents at a London hospital on January 11 when she was 36 hours old has been found safe and unharmed in a village 95 kilometers northwest of the capital. The police told a news conference early on Saturday at London’s St. Thomas’s Hospital that they had caught a 35-year-old woman who was found with baby Alexand Griffiths in the town of Whitney. The woman was identified as Janel Griffiths. She is not believed to be related to the baby’s parents.56. The best title for the piece of news is .A. Baby LostB. Baby StolenC. A Woman CaughtD. An Accident at St. Thomas’s Hospital57. From the passage we know that .A. the baby girl was found after having been stolen 36 hoursB. the baby girl was stolen 36 hours before she was found on January 11.C. the baby girl was stolen 36 hours after she was born.D. the baby girl was stolen on January 11 and was found 36 hours later.58. According to the police, the baby was found .A. in LondonB. in the town of WhitneyC. at St. Thomas’s HospitalD. in a village near the hospital59. Why did the woman take the baby away from the hospital?A. Because she was a relative of the babyB. Because she didn’t like the baby’s parentsC. Because she loved the baby girls.D. We don’t know the reason why she did so.60. Which of the following is not true according to the passage?A. The baby girl was named Alexand Griffiths.B. The woman was caught at St. Thomas’s Hospital.C. The baby girl was taken to Whiney by the woman.D. The woman did n’t know the baby’s parents.Passage 3Six weeks before the 1984 Olympic Games, Mary Lou hurt her right knee. She went to Richmond, Virginia. She had an operation done on it. Doctors told her she wouldn’t be able to go to the games. However, Mary Lou started working hard. Her knee got stronger. She was able to compete in the Games.The last event was the vaulting horse. Mary Lou knew she needed a perfect 10 to win. Ecaterina Szabo, from Romania, was half a point ahead. Mary Lou thought about what she had to do. She was very excited. She raced up to the springboard. She vaulted over the house and into the air. She wheeled around twice in the air. She landed on both feet. Her score was a 10! She was the first American to win the all-around gold medal.Mary Lou was named sportswoman of the year by Sports Illustrated. She was on TV and did lots of commercials. People all over the world wanted to see her.61. The story mainly tells about .A. Mary Lou’s family lifeB. Mary Lou’s knee operation at Richmond, VirginiaC. how Mary Lou won the gold medal and became world famousD. Mary Lou’s having been named sportswoman of the year in U.S.A.62. Mary Lou had an operation on her right knee .A. a few weeks after the 1984 Olympic GamesB. just a few weeks before the 1984 Olympic GamesC. during the 1984 Olympic GamesD. after she won the gold medal63. According to the story, which of the following statements is true?A. Mary Lou almost did n’t make it to the 1984 Olympic Games.B. Mary Lou missed the 1984 Olympic Games.C. The United States did n’t do well in the 1984 Olympic Games.D. The 1984 Olympic Games were held in Richmond, Virginia.64. The underlined part ‘the vaulting horse’ in paragraph 2 probably means .A. a kind of sports gameB. a kind of horseC. a horse that can vaultD. a horse that can wheel in the air65. What can we learn from the story?A. Good luck can bring happiness.B. Failure is the mother of success.C. One can easily achieve big success by chance.D. Hardworking and self-confidence will bring you success.Passage 4It isn’t strictly true that one half of the world is rich and the other half is poor. It’s one third that is very rich and two thirds that are very poor.People in the rich countries don’t realize the great difference between them and those in the poorer countries. A very simple example is that a dog or a cat in North America eats better than a child in the poorer countries. A fisherman in South America may be catching fish which is made into pet food, and his own children are not getting enough to eat for their bodies to develop properly.Although a lot of the world’s natural resources like oil come from these poorer countries, people in the richer countries are probably using sixty times as much of these resources as a person in Asia or Africa. And it’s the richer countries that decide what kind of prices they are ready to pay for these resources. And the prices the richer countries get to sell their own products abroad, however, are always going up. So they are getting richer and richer and the poorer countries are getting poorer.66. It’s of the world that is very rich and that are very poor.A. one half; the other halfB. one-third; two-thirdsC. two-thirds; one thirdD. one-third; two-third67. A dog or a cat in North America eats better than a child in the poorer countries because .A. the dog and the cat are more important than a child in the poorer countriesB. the dog and the cat are richer than a child in the poorer countriesC. there are great differences between people in the richer countries and those in the poorer countries.D. the poor children like to eat worse than the pet animals68. The prices of the resources should be decided .A. by the richer countriesB. by the poorer countriesC. mainly by the poorer countriesD. mainly by the richer countries69. is probably using as much of the world’s natural resources as .A. A person in the developed countries; sixty times; a person in the developing countriesB. A person in the poorer countries; sixty times; two people in the poorer countriesC. A person in the poorer countries; sixty times; a person in the richer countriesD. A person in the richer countries; sixty times; a lot of people in Asia or Africa70. The result is that .A. the poorer countries are getting richer and the richer countries are getting poorerB. the richer countries are getting richer and richer and the poorer countries are getting richer tooC. the richer countries are getting richer and richer and the poorer countries are getting poorerD. the richer countries are getting poorer and the poorer countries are getting poorer tooBCAAC三．根据牛津课本所学单词或词组将下列句子补充完整。