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初中英语
初中英语
I read that you really brought your parents lots of 1 and they
didn’t know what to do! Then they found a great 2 for you
—Ms.Sullivan.With great patience, she showed and taught you
that there was a word to describe every object and idea. Because
of Ms. Sullivan, you’re now able to 3 and write by touch.
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I also read that you love to ask questions. So now, I do the
same thing as you do. It really helps me a lot to 4 . I am
learning more now than I ever did before I lost my hearing.
Maybe my mother is 5 when she says “every cloud has a
silver lining.*”Even when something seems really bad, a 6
thing can come from it.
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I have a best friend Anna Bailey in my city.When I lost my
hearing, I 7 I would lose this friend. I thought she might
want to play only with people who could hear.But I was wrong.
Anna stayed 8 with me. She even helped me. She told me I
would get used to being deaf. “It might take some time,”she
said. “But you’ll find your feet.**”She made me feel 9 .
When I first heard about you, I was really 10 and interest-
ed. Even though you are deaf and blind, you can do almost any-
thing! You even went to college.You are like a hero to me. I
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4. D answer回答;draw画;see看见;learn学习。根据“I am
learning more now than I ever did before I lost my hearing.”
可知是学习对作者的帮助很大。故选D。
5. B wrong错误的;right正确的;free自由的;busy忙碌的。
根据“Maybe my mother...when she says ‘every cloud has a
silver lining?”和“The saying means that ‘every sad or dif-
ficult situation has a positive side.’”以及语境可知,作者认为
妈妈说的话是对的。故选B。
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6. A good好的;strange奇怪的;funny有趣的;usual通常的。
根据“The saying means that ‘every sad or difficult situation
has a positive side.’”可知,此处是指即使事情很糟糕,也会有
好事发生。故选A。
7. D order命令;forget忘记;hope希望;think认为。根据“I...
I would lose this friend.”和“I thought she might want to play
only with people who could hear.”可知,作者以为失去听力
就会失去朋友。故选D。
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My friend keeps copying my look, but I like
looking
special
.What should I do?—Ann
The important thing is to tell your friend the truth without hurting her feel
ings.To do that, you can talk to her using kind words and not feeling angry.
You can offer her your advice on popular dressing or even suggest wearing c
lothes that go together.This way you
’
ll still look like each other, but not twins!
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My
room is always messy. No matter what I do, I can’t keep it
clean
!—Mike
Here are some great ways to make your room a bit tidier. Start by picking up
things you don
’t use or want anymore.You can give them away to those in
need. Fewer things mean less mess! Then, try to make it a habit to put away
things after you use them. Put things back where they should be when you
don
’t use them. Finally, set a timer for five minutes each night to clean any
mess!
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I’m sad because I have to go to a summer camp.I
ju
st want to have a summer like my friends. Help me
out!
—
Jessie
We’re sorry that you’
re feeling this way! The best thing to
do is to look at things on the bright side. There, a new group of
kids will become your friends. They
’ll know exactly how you
feel and help you. What
’s more, going to a summer camp
doesn
’t mean a terrible summer. You’ll still have fun in the
sun with your friends. The only question is, what are you guys
going to do together?
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12.What problem does Mike need to solve?
A.Having an unwanted holiday plan.
B.Failing to manage his time wisely.
C.Not knowing how to tidy his room.
D.Unable to get on well with his friends.
答案 C
解析 细节理解题。根据“My room is always messy. No
matter what I do, I can’t keep it clean!—Mike”可知,Mike不
知道如何整理他的房间。故选C。
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13.What advice does the writer give to Jessie?
A.Tell your parents how you feel.
B.Be ready to help other students.
C.Study harder in the summer camp.
D.See the advantage of what you dislike.
答案 D
解析 推理判断题。根据“We’re sorry that you’re feeling
this way! The best thing to do is to look at things on the bright
side.”可知,作者建议Jessie要看到事物好的一面,故选D。
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One day, a short man came. He didn’t look like much of a run-
ner. I saw him get out of the car and warm up before running
when I passed by two walkers. He started running a few metres
ahead of me. He was fast but I sped up and managed to catch up
with him. I had someone to compete with.But after a lap(圈), I fell
behind him and had great difficulty in breathing.After two laps, m
y foot began to hurt, so I had to slow down and began to run at my
usual speed. This time I could breathe again without sounding
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like I had a lung disease(肺病) and the pain in my foot went away.
In a very short time, he was far ahead. He was too fast for me to f
ollow.
That day, I learnt several lessons.In life, some people are slow-
er, and some are faster. Some have natural talent(天赋), and some
have trained harder. Don’t judge(判断) the capacity of a person by
how he or she looks.
The point is that we each have our own speed.When we are
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15.What happened to the author when he slowed down?
A.His breath became much heavier.
B.His foot didn’t hurt any more.
C.He sounded like having an illness.
D.He started to have a pain in his foot.
答案 B
解析 细节理解题。根据“After two laps, my foot began to
hurt...and the pain in my foot went away.”可知,放慢速度以
后作者的脚不再疼了。故选B。
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C
(学习能力·学习习惯)(2024广东深圳高级中学初中部开学考试)
From a young age, I started to carefully make lists of what I
had to do, such as “reading two new books”and “doing an
extra hour of Maths exercises”. All through my teens,this was
a way to organize my confused mind as it jumped from one
brilliant idea to another,which played a great role in my study. I
knew what I had to do and when to do it.
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As I moved to Britain for a degree, and then started a career
and my own family, I continued focusing on the things I needed
to achieve. The lists started to have disadvantages and they were e
ventually controlling me. I didn’t celebrate achievements like m
aking progress. Instead, I kept writing all the things I still had to do
, always driving myself forward and never stopping to take a br
eath.
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I had great anxiety. So I decided to start writing a list of what
I had done every Friday evening. As the weeks went by,when
looking at what else I had to do,I also thought about my
achievements and celebrated the smallest things I have com-
pleted. It was a tiny change, but it has been important in help-
ing me know how I measure success in life.
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I’m still driven to succeed when taking time to think of the
things I have achieved—big or small. I’m able to set my own
standards of success.Writing these achievements down reminds
me of the tiniest success. And my self-worth is no longer mea-
sured by the ticks and crosses on the lists of what I have to do.
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D
(思维品质·比较思维)(2024广东广州十八中期中)
When I was nine years old, I loved to go fishing with my dad.
But one thing wasn’t very fun about it. He could catch many fish
while I couldn’t catch anything.I usually got a little unhappy and
kept asking him why. He always answered, “Son, if you want to
catch a fish, you have to think like a fish.”I was even more upset
then, because I was not a fish! I didn’t know how to think like
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a fish. Besides, how could what I think change what a fish did?
As I got a little older, I began to understand what my dad really
meant. So, I read some books on fish. And I even joined the local
fishing club and started attending the monthly meetings. I learned
that a fish is a cold-blooded animal and therefore is very sensitive
to water temperature.That is why fish prefer shallow water to deep
water because the shallow water is warmer. Besides, water is usually
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warmer in the sunlight than in the shadows. Yet, fish don’t have
any eyelids and the sun hurts their eyes...The more I understood
fish, the better I became at finding and catching them.
When I grew up and entered the business world, my first boss
said to us, “We all need to think like salesmen.” But it didn’t com-p
letely make sense. My dad never once said, “If you want to catch
a fish, you need to think like a fisherman.”What he said was,
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Ⅲ信息匹配(每小题2分,共10分)
(2024广东深圳新华中学期中)
下面的材料A—F分别介绍了六个不同的建议,请根据五位
同学的问题,为他们选择合适的建议。
A.Write down how much pocket money you spend every day
in a notebook. This may help you avoid unnecessary spending.
B.You can make a shopping list first. And you may go to dif-
ferent supermarkets to compare prices before you make a deci-
sion.
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C.You can invite someone working in a bank to your club to
give a talk. In this way, you can know more about how banks work.
D.Maybe you can have a yard sale to get money for your shoes.
There must be things you don’t need any more like old toys or
magazines.
E.I agree with your father.You can keep part of your lucky
money in a bank instead of using it up. This can help you save
money for the future.
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F.You should understand your mum. A model car is not a must.
Parents know more about the value of money as they work hard to
support the family.
26.Ivy:I think I can spend all my lucky money. But my father
doesn’t allow me to.
27.Mandy:I want a pair of basketball shoes for my training. But
I don’t want to ask my parents for money.
28.Simon:My mum wants me to do the weekly shopping for our
family. But I don’t know how to spend money wisely.
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Ⅴ根据句意及首字母或汉语提示写单词 (每小题1分,共5分)
36.A new dish in this restaurant s really delicious, and
many customers go there to taste it.
37.(2023四川广安中考)Last month, my best friend (同
意) to go to Zibo with me to taste its delicious food.
38.(2024浙江宁波联合实验中学期中)I (避免)meet-
ing Nancy after we had a fight.
mells
agreed
avoided
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答案
One possible version:
Dear Li Hua,
I’ve received your letter recently.I know you have trouble in
communicating with your parents. Here are some very useful
tips to help you. They worry that you cannot take good care of
yourself or ensure your own safety. You can tell them your
travel plan. You promise to go to the sports stadium regularly
every day to watch games and rest at the hotel on time,instead
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of wandering around. You also promise to call them every day.
As for spending money in Hangzhou,you can find a part-time
job during your vacation and earn your own money without
asking your parents for money. Finally,you can book the hotel
in advance for food and accommodation. If eating is inconve-
nient,you may eat some instant noodles or bread.
Hope my suggestions will be useful to you.
Yours,
Lily
