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2022-20237A期末卷玄武區(qū)一、聽(tīng)力(1’*15=15’)(略)二、單項(xiàng)選擇(1’*15=15’)1.—Welcometomyhome!Pleasebefreetohavesomehotdrinks.—Thanks!It’sreallynicetohaveacupoftea________suchacoldwintermorning.A.in B.on C.at D.after2.—Linda,youarealwaysthefirsttocometoschool.Goodforyou!________doesittakeyoutogotoschool?—Abouthalfanhour.A.Howsoon B.Howfar C.Howlong D.Howoften3.—Hurryupand________now!WearelatefortheHalloweenparty.—OK.ButIhavetohelpmylittlesisterpaintherfacefirst.A.wear B.dressup C.dress D.puton4.—Look!Luluseems________whenridingthehorse.—Yes.Shelikesthissportverymuch.A.happily B.happy C.unhappy D.unhappily5.Allthegirlstudentsand________atourschoolwillreceiveflowersonWomen’sDay.A.womenteachers B.womenteacherC.womanteacher D.womanteachers6.Chinesebrands(品牌)arewinningheartsofpeopleinChinaandabroad.TheyhaveshowntheworldthatthethingsmadeinChinaarewell-made,andthepriceis________.A.low B.high C.cheap D.expensive7.—Howmuchdoyou________onthisnewcoat?—Notmuch.Itcostmeonly200yuan.A.pay B.cost C.take D.spend8.—Look!Tomwithhermum________aNewYearpresentlist.—Hehasabigfamilyandit’salwaysexcitingtochoosepresentsforeveryone.A.make B.makes C.ismaking D.aremaking9.ThethreeastronautsinShenzhou-15spaceshipwentintothecountry’sspacestationandthenmet________astronautsat7:33a.m.on1stofDecember.A.otherthree B.anotherthree C.threeothers D.threeanother10.—IfindithardtolearnmathwellandIamtryingtokeepup.MaybeIam________.—Trytotalktoyourmathteacher.Shewillbegladtogiveyousomeadvice.A.smartenough B.enoughsmartC.notsmartenough D.notenoughsmart11.—Whatdoyouthinkofthatman?IshealwayswearingthesameoldT-shirt?—Don’tjudge(評(píng)判)abookbyitscover.________A.Helikesbuyingoldclothes. B.Heisa22-year-olddesigner.C.Hedoesn’tlookgoodinthatT-shirt. D.Heisoneofthebrightestdesigners.12.—Iamreallybusyonweekendsbecausehomeworktakesalotoftime.Thereis________reporttwoslideshowpresentationsandthreeprojectstodothisweekend.—Atleasttheydon’tsoundboring.A.anone B.aone C.twopageof D.twopagesof13.—Iknowthatthemusicworldisnowwelcomingthemetaverse(元宇宙).Iamthinkingabout________tomakeaperformance(表演)inthevirtualworld.—Artistsusedhyperrealisticavatars(超寫(xiě)實(shí)虛擬化身).A.who B.how C.what D.why14.Whichofthefollowingwordsdoesn’thavethesamenumberofsyllablesastheothers?A.ladies B.matches C.pieces D.oranges15.—Tommy,myparentswilltakemetoBeijingtovisitthePalaceMuseumthisweekend.—________.A.Really?Itistoofar. B.Oh,Idon’tthinkit’scool.C.Great!Havefun. D.Yes.That’sOK.三、完形填空(1’*10=10’)HotpotispopularinChinatoday.DidancientChinesepeoplehavehotpot(火鍋)?AncientChinesepeoplehadhotpotas____16____astheShangDynasty(16thcentury—11thcenturyBC).Atthattime,peoplecookedfoodsinbronzecauldrons(青銅鼎).Thecauldronhadtwoparts—____17____wasthepottocookfoodsinsoup,theotherpartwasalayer(層)oraspace____18____thecauldrontoholdfirewood.People____19____tohavelattice(分格)hotpotduringtheHanDynasty(206BC—AD220).Theydividedpotsintoseveralpartstoenjoy____20____tastes.YuanMeiwasapoetandfoodie(美食家)intheQingDynasty(1644-1911).Hewroteabouthuoguo,theChinesename____21____hotpot,inabookaboutallkindsoffood.Hotpotwasverypopularthen.Peoplelikedtoputallkindsofmeatandvegetablesinto____22____.Theyalsouseddifferent____23____tomakepotssuchascopper(銅)andiron(鐵).It’ssaidthatEmperorQianlongoftheQingDynastylovedhotpot.He____24____haditforalmosteverymeal.He____25____heldabighotpotdinnerandinvitedmorethan5,000peopletoenjoy1,550hotpots!16.A.before B.old C.early D.late17.A.it B.that C.one D.first18.A.into B.inside C.outof D.outside19.A.started B.planned C.needed D.wanted20.A.same B.different C.special D.wonderful21.A.as B.to C.by D.for22.A.it B.its C.they D.them23.A.items B.features C.materials D.styles24.A.never B.seldom C.sometimes D.always25.A.before B.once C.just D.also四、閱讀理解(1’*15=15’)A26.HowmuchmoneycanyousaveongasafterjoiningtheWalmart+?A.$75 B.$800 C.$1000 D.$50027.WhichofthefollowinggoodsisNOTsoldinthetopdepartmentsatWalmart?A.jackets B.toycars C.computers D.toothbrushes28.Ifadowncoat’soriginalprice(原價(jià))was$400,wecouldbuyitatthelowestcostof________.A.$120 B.$160 C.$240 D.$340BTurningtheLipsUpsideDownOnemorning,Lucywokeupwithanunhappyface.Shetriedtoliftherlips(嘴唇)butshecouldn’t.So,sherantotheparkandwalkeduptoaclown(小丑),becausehealwayslookedhappy.“WhatcanIdo,Mr.Clown?AllIhaveissadness,”shesaid.“Maybeyoucandrawasmileyfacelikeme,”theclownanswered.Hearingthat,Lucywenthomeandusedacrayontodrawalargesmile,butshewasstillnothappy.Itwasn’tfunatall.Shewentdownthestreettofindhergrandpa.“WhatcanIdo,Grandpa?AllIhaveissadness!”Grandpasaid,“Let’sgotothecandystore.Maybeahappyfacecandycanhelpyou!”So,theywenttothecandystoretogetthehappiest-lookingcandy.Lucyputitinhermouthandwaitedforsomechanges.Nothinghappened.Itwasuseless.Shewentbacktotheparkagain.Aboywasplayingwithaballalone.Nobodyseemedtonoticehim.Helookedsolonely.“Throwitmyway,”sheshouted.Theballcameandwent,againandagain.Seeingtheboyrunningaround,shoutingandlaughing,Lucy’sheartwasfilledwithwarmthandjoy.Somehow,Lucy’slipsstartedtochange.Theymovedup.Herhappyfacefinallycameback!Happinessisanenergythatcomesfromwithin.Andthebestwaytomakeyourselfhappyistoletothersfeelhappy.29.WhathappenedtoLucythatmorning?A.Shewastooilltogoout. B.Shewastoosadtosmile.C.Shecouldn’tfeelherlips. D.Shewantedanewfriend.30.WhydidLucygotoMr.Clown?A.Toaskforhelpinordertomakeherselfhappy.B.Tolearnabouthowtodrawasmileonherface.C.ToaskMr.Clownwhyhealwayslookssohappy.D.Tolearnabouthowtolookashappyasaclown.31.WhatwasGrandpa’sadvice?A.Ifshebuysherselfsomecandy,shecanbehappier.B.Lucywillbecomehappyifshemakesahappyface.C.EatingahappyfacecandywillmakeLucyhappy.D.Sugarhasthepowertomakelittlechildrenhappy.32.Accordingtothepassage,howcanwefindtruehappiness?A.Happinessishardtofindbutsomethinggoodwillhappentousintheend.B.Happinessisquiteeasytofindsowedon’tneedtogoouttosearchforit.C.Thebestwaytofindhappinessistobenicetoothersandmakeothershappy.D.Thebestwaytofindhappinessistokeeptellingyourselfyouarehappy.CManyofuswanttokeepthinandhealthy.Butdoyoureallyknowhow?Herearesomenewstudiesthatmayhelpyouloseweight(體重)moreeasily.Theyshowthatsleepingmayhelploseweightbuteatinglessmaynot!Lesssleep,fatterlegsandarmsPeoplewithoutenoughsleeparefatter,accordingtoanewstudyfromNutrients.Scientistsdivided(分類(lèi))sleeptimeintothreetypes:shortsleep(lessthan7hoursaday),normalsleep(7to9hours),andlongsleep(morethan9hours).Thentheystudied9,412peoplefromtheUS.Resultsshowthat,comparedwith(相比于)normalsleepers,shortsleepershavemorefatontheirlegsandarms!DinnerisimportantManypeopledon’teatdinnertoloseweight.ButscientistsatOsakaUniversity,Japan,saidthismightnotbetheanswer.Theydidastudywith20,000universitystudents.Thentheyfoundthatifpeopledon’teatdinner,it’seasierforthemtoputonweight.Onereason,scientistssaid,mightbethatpeoplewithoutdinnerarehungrier,sotheyeatmoreduringtheday.Keepawayfrommukbang(吃播)Ifyouwanttoloseweight,stopwatchingmukbang!Inanewstudy,scientistsaskedpeopletowatchacookingornaturetelevisionshow.Theyfoundthatthosewhowatchedthecookingprogramatemorechocolate,comparedtothenatureprogram.Scientistssaidthatbylookingatdeliciousfood,peoplewillgetmoreghrelin(胃饑餓素)intheirblood(血液).Thisgivespeopleastrongerappetite(胃口)andtheywilltheneatmore.33.Ifyouareashortsleeper,youmay________.A.gainmuchweightinashorttime B.havemorefatonyourlegsandarmsC.losealotofmusclesandstrength D.becomefatterandfatterinthelongrun34.AccordingtotheJapanesestudy,whichisthewrongwaytoloseweight?A.Sleepingless. B.Havingsnacks.C.Stoppingeatingdinner. D.Watchingmukbang.35.Whatistheproblemwithwatchingmukbang?A.Youmayeattoomuchwithoutrealizingit.B.Youwillgetlessghrelininyourblood.C.Youwillbecomehealthierandstronger.D.Youwillnotstopeatinguntiltheshowisfinished.36.Whatisprobablyagoodwaytoloseweight?A.Sleepingforatleast7hourseveryday. B.Skippingdinnerfromtimetotime.C.Watchingacookingtelevisionshow. D.Stoppingeatinganydeliciousfood.DEventhoughsomestudentshatewearingschooluniforms,thereareseveralreasonswhyschooluniformsarenecessary.TheyCreateaSenseofUnityandIdentitySchooluniformsshowasenseofidentity(身份)andunityinaschool.Bydressinginthesameway,studentsmayfeelliketheyareallpartofsomethingbigger.Uniformsoftenchangeaschoolfromsimplyaplacetosomethingtheyarepartof.Uniformsallowstudentstogiveschoolsavisibleidentity—somethingwhichstudentscanbeproudof.Uniformscreateanideaof“us”asopposedtostudentsfromotherschools.TheyPreventBullyingAtschool,allstudentsshouldbeseenasequal(平等的)amongtheirfriends.Ifstudentsworetheireverydayclothes,theremightbeagreatdifferencebetweenwhatrichstudentswearandwhatpoorstudentswear.Childrenmaybebulliediftheyweren’tabletokeepupwiththelatestandoftenmoreexpensivefashiontrends.MakesurethatchildrenshouldallwearthesameuniformanditisonewaytoreachthisgoalStudentswillfindenoughreasonstobully(霸凌)eachotherontheirown—wedon’tneedtogivethemanymorereasons.TheyAreNecessaryforSafetySchooluniformsmakeiteasiertodistinguish(區(qū)分)betweenstudentsandstrangers.Schooluniformsmakeiteasytotellwhenthere’sanon-uniformedstranger,andpossiblyanunwantedstrangerintheschoolyard.Itwouldbeeasierforteacherstotakeactionintimetoprotectthechildren.TheyAllowforOtherFormsofExpressionWhileschoolsshouldletstudentsexpress(表達(dá))themselvesandfindoutwhotheyare,thisprocessismorethanjustaboutone’sclothing.Havingauniformon,studentscanthenexpressthemselvesinotherways.Thereisnoneedtoworryaboutwhattoweareveryday.Andthiscouldmakethemspendmoretimeonwhatisreallyimportant.37.Howmanyreasonsdoesthewritergivetosupportthatuniformsarenecessary?A.two B.three C.four D.five38.Whatdoes“them”inthefifthparagraphreferto?A.clothes B.uniforms C.schools D.students39.Accordingtoparagraph6,whatwillhappenifallthestudentsweartheirownclothestoschool?A.Studentswillnotbullyothersanymore.B.Itwillbehardtotellastrangerfromastudent.C.Childrenonlywanttobuythecheapestclothes.D.Allthechildrencankeepupwiththelatesttrends.40.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A.Schoolsshouldallowstudentstoexpressthemselvesfreely.B.Studentscanspendmoretimeonotherimportantthings.C.Studentsshouldn’tthinkaboutfashionorwhattowear.D.Studentscanhavemanyotherwaystoexpressthemselves.五、填空(1’*15=15’)A)根據(jù)句號(hào)中所給的漢語(yǔ)寫(xiě)出英文單詞,使句子意思完整正確。41.CindyisgoodatEnglishbecausesheasksherteacherone________(問(wèn)題)everyday.42.—Whatwouldyouliketo________(點(diǎn)餐),madam?—Justaminute.Letmehavealookatthemenufirst.43.InsomeWesterncountries,peoplethinkthenumber7canbringthemgood________(運(yùn)氣)!44.Tomakesurethebedsforthepatientsare________(舒適的),thenursecarefullycheckedthem.45.________(在……中)allthefootballplayersinhisteam,heistheyoungest.B)根據(jù)句子意思用括號(hào)中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。46.Look!Thechildrenarehavingfun________(paint)theirfacesfortheHalloweenparty.47.—Whatdoweneedtomakedumplings?—Ithinkweshouldbuysome________(kilo)ofpork.48.Ifyouwanttobeagooddancer,youneed________(practise)hard.49TheLibrairieAvant-Gardeisagoodplaceforpeople________(spend)awholeafternoon.50.Thanks,Mum!Thispairofjeans________(fit)meverywell.Theyareneithertoolargenortoosmall.C)根據(jù)漢語(yǔ)意思補(bǔ)全句子,使句子意思完整。51.中國(guó)人通常用茶水招待朋友。TheChinesepeopleusually________thefriendssometeaasa________.52.全球超過(guò)五十億觀眾觀看了這場(chǎng)精彩比賽。________________fivebillionpeoplearoundtheworldwatchedthiswonderfulmatch.53.你需要多鍛煉,多吃綠色食品。Youneedto________________andeatmoregreenfood.54.這條圍巾摸起來(lái)柔軟又順滑。Thisscarf________________andsmooth.55.——看吶!這些蘇格蘭表演者身著短裙!——事實(shí)上,這些不是一般的短裙,它們叫做蘇格蘭短裙?!狶ook!TheseScottishperformers________________skirts!—Actually,thesearenotskirts.Theyarecalledkilts.六、閱讀短文(1’*20=20’)A)任務(wù)型閱讀LiMeixiisa12-year-oldgirlfromChengdu,Sichuan.Whensheseesfashionablepeopleonthestreet,shetriestokeepawayfromthem.“IamafraidthattheythinkI’moutoffashion,”saidLi.Thisiscalledfashionanxiety(焦慮).Itisahottopiconline.Thesedays,manypeoplefeelworriedabouttheirclothes.Infact,behindfashionanxietyisfashionbullying(霸凌).Fashionmagazinesandadvertisements(廣告)sellthe“newestandgreatest”trends(趨勢(shì)).Theytelluswhattowear.Ifwedon’tfollowthetrends,wemayworrythatpeoplethinkwe’reunfashionable.Also,fashionanxietycomesbecausewearenotconfident(自信的)enough.IdeasaboutfashionanxietyDoyouhavefashionanxiety?Whatdoyouthinkaboutit?Let’slookathowsometeenagersfeel.LiuJiawei,14,Songyuan,JilinIhavefashionanxiety.WhenIseesomepeoplewearingtrendyclothes,Idare(敢)notlookatthem.Butthisdoesn’tbringmemuchtrouble.Istillwanttobuygood-value(性?xún)r(jià)比高的)clothes.Beingsuitableisofgreatimportance.YinPeixin,11,Wuhan,HubeiIlovefashion.Butmyfashiontasteisalittlemoretraditional,suchaslongdressesandskirts.Idon’tlikefashiontrendslikegreenhairandripped(破洞的)jeans.It’sjustsostrangetome!Idon’tthinkIhavefashionanxiety.ButIfeelbadforpeoplewithfashionanxiety.Theyshouldn’tbeashamed(羞愧的)oftheirclothes,becauseeveryoneisdifferent—theyarespecialintheirownway.Whatisfashion?Fashionisaboutcomfortandfeelinggood.—MaxAzria,USfashiondesignerFashioniseverythingthatgoesoutoffashion.—JeanCocteau,FrenchdesignerFashionisnotsomethingthatisonlyindresses.Fashionisinthesky,inthestreet.Fashionhastodowithideas,thewaywelive,whatishappening.—CocoChanel,FrenchfashiondesigherInfact,fashionchangeseveryseason.Anyonecanmakeit.Ifyoucanwearsomethingwithconfidence,youwillbetheonestartingatrend.Clothesjustshowwhatyoulooklike,notwhoyouare.Whatmattersininner(內(nèi)心的)beauty.AllaboutfashionIntroductiontothefashionanxietySeeingfashionablepeopleonthestreet,LiMeixi____56____herselfawayfromthemandworriesaboutherownclothes.Fashionbullying____57____fashionanxietyFashionbullyingcomesbecauseofthetworeasons.Wearereally____58____inthe“newestandgreatest”trendsanddon’twanttobeoutoffashion.Wedon’thave____59____confidence.IdeasaboutfashionanxietyLiuJiaweihasfashionanxiety,buthedoesn’tfeelworriedbecauseit’s____60____forhimtowearsuitableclothes.YinPeixindoesn’thavefashionanxiety.Shefindsit____61____tohavefashionanxietybecauseeveryoneisspecialand____62____fromeachother.Famous____63____ideasFashionisaboutcomfortandfeelinggood.Fashion____64____everythinginterestinginourlife,whichcomesfromourideas,lifestylesandthingsaroundus.ConclusionFashionisalways____65____andweshouldlookforitfromourinnerbeauty.B)首字母填空IsabellaRoseTaylordoesn’

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