江苏省苏州市学年八年级英语下学期期中模拟测试试题2牛津版.docx
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江苏省苏州市学年八年级英语下学期期中模拟测试试题2牛津版
苏州市2014–2015学年八年级英语第二学期期中模拟测试卷
一、听力测试（20分）
第一部分听对话回答问题（计10分，每小题1分）
本部分共有10道小题，每小题你将听到一段对话，每段对话听两遍。
在听每段对话前，你将有5秒钟的时间阅读题目；听完每段对话后，你将有j秒钟的时间选出你认为最合适的答案。
请在听到“嘀”的信号时，进入下一小题。
（）1.WhatisthegirlgoingtodoonSaturday?
（）2.Whichsignaretheytalkingabout?
（）3.Whichhasthewomannevertaken?
（）4.WheredidLindagoforthesummerholidays?
A．
B．
C．
（）5.Whycan'ttheytakeavacationthismonth?
A.Becausetheyaretoobusy.
B.Becausetheydon'thavemuchmoney.
C.Becausetheydon'tliketravelling.
（）6.HowmanytimeshasMarybeentoShanghai?
A.Twice.B.Threetimes.C.Fourtimes.
（）7.Howdoesthegirllistentomusic?
A.OnCDs.B.Ontheradio.C.OntheInternet.
（）8.Whatdoesthepostofficelooklike?
A.Itisabigbuilding.B.Itisagreenbuilding.
C.Itisaredbuilding.
（）9.Whycan'tthewomantravelabroad?
A.Becausesheistoobusy.B.Becauseshehasnomoney.
C.Becausehersonisill.
（）10.Wheredoesthemanwanttogo?
A.EastPark.B.EastMarket.C.WestPark.
第二部分听对话和短文回答问题（计10分，每小题1分）
你将听到一段对话和两篇短文，各听两遍。
听每段对话或短文前，你将有时间阅读相关小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题你将有5秒钟的时间选出你认为最合适的答案。
听一段对话，回答第11～12小题。
答题完毕，请等待“嘀”的信号，进入第一篇短文。
（）11.Whenwilltheexambe?
A.NextSunday.B.NextSaturday.C.ThisSaturday.
（）12.WhatdoesthemanthinkofRose?
A.Hethinkssheworksveryhard.
B.Hethinksshedoesn'tworkwell.
C.Hethinkssheworksharderthanothers.
听第一篇短文，回答第13～15小题。
请根据短文内容，选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
答题完毕，请等待“嘀”的信号，进入下一篇短文。
（）13.A.RainyB.CloudyC.Sunny.
（）14.A.sunshineB.windC.cloud
（）15.A.inthemorningB.intheafternoonC.intheevening
（）16.WheredoesMaryCassattcomefrom?
A,America.B.England.C.France.
（）17.WhenwasMaryborn?
A.In1834.B.In1844.C.In1854.
（）18.HowlongdidMaryandherfamilyspendtravellingandlivinginEurope?
A.Forthreeyears.
B.Forfouryears.C.Forfiveyears.
（）19.Whydidn'tMary'sfatheragreetoletherstudyart?
A.Becauseherfamilywastoopoortoaffordthefees.
B.Becausehethoughtthatonlymencouldbecomepainters.
C.Becausetheartschoolwastoofarfromherhome.
（）20.WhatkindofschooldidMarygotofinally?
A.Anartschoolnearherhome.B.Anartschoolfarfromherhome.
C.Alawschoolnearherhome.
二、单项填空（20分）
（）1．DrMaloveshisjobandhethelifestyleofaflyingdoctor．
A．hasusedtoB．wasusedtoC，．usedtoD．hasbeenusedto
（）2．WouldyoumindmehowEnglishwell?
A．tell；1earnB．telling；tolearnC．telling；learnD．tell；tolearn
（）3．—Iswimhere?
—I’msorry．Childrenunder12swimalonehere．
A．Can；mustn’tB．May；．mustC，．Must；can’tD．Can’t；can
（）4．—Haveyouheardabouttherecentelection（选举）？
—Sure，ittheonlythingonthenewsforthelastthreedays．
A．wouldbeB．isC．willbeD．hasbeen
（）5．—Areyoudoingwel1inyourmath？
—No，Imybest，butIstillcan’tgetgoodmarks．
A．amtryingB．triedC．havetriedD．willtry
（）6．Shewasn’tsuccessasateacher，andshedidn’thave
Successinlife．
A．a；manyB．a；muchC．much；aD/；much
（）7．—That’stosay，sandstormsseldomhitthatarea，they?
—No，butthingsaredifferentnow．
A．doB．don’tC．didD．didn’t
（）8．—Hello，Phil．WhereisLukenow?
—Maybehetothelibrary．Buthehereanhourago．
A．hasgone；stayedB．hasbeen：
stayed
C．hasbeen；hasstayedD．went；hasstayed
（）9．—It’stoohot．Wouldyoumindthewindow?
—．Pleasedoitnow．
A。
toopen；OK
B．opening：
Certainlynot
C．opening；OfcourseD．toopen：
Goodidea
（）l0．Howlonghaveyou?
A．fallenasleepB．boughtthebike
C．beenbackD．joinedtheParty
（）11．Hishomeis5kilometreshissch001．
A．onthesouthofB．thesouthof
C．southofD．inthesouthof
（）12．Thebagisheavy．Ihavenevercarriedaheavybag．
A．so；soB．such；suchC．such；soD．so；such
（）13．—Youhavenev
erbeentoJapan，？
．
—I’veonlybeentotheUK．
A．haveyou；Yes，IhaveB．haven’tyou；Yes，Ihaven’t
C．haveyou；No，Ihaven’tD．haven’tyou；No，Ihave
（）14．Alicelikestravelingtherainforests．
A．across；lonelyB．through；lonely
C．across；aloneD．through；alone
（）15．—Lily，keepthewindow．Thesandstormhasn’tstoppedyet．
—OK．I’lldothat．
A．closeB．closedC．openD．opened
（）16．Hehasfortwoyears．Twoyearsalongtime．
A．1efthome；isB．lefthome；are
C．beenawayfromhome；isD．beenawayfromhome：
are
（）17．—HaveyoueverbeentoHongKong?
—Yes，．It’sreallyafunplace．
A．fortwoyearsB．twicealready
C．fivedaysD．intwomonths
（）18．—1’mnotsurewheretobuytheticket．
—Sorry，1’venoidea，．
A．eitherB．tooC．alsoD．so
（）19．Ianewbikeonmybirthday，butIdidn’tit．
A．received；receiveB．accepted：
receive
C．received；acceptD．accepted；accept
（）20．—doyouthenewfilm?
—It’sveryinteresting．
A．What；likeB．How；thinkof
C．What；thinkofD．How；islike
三、完形填空（10分）
Sneakersareakindofshoeswornbymanypeoplea11overtheworld．1，noone
reallyknowswheretheword“sneaker”camefrom．SomesayitcamefromtheoldEnglish
verb“sneak"，whichmeanstomovesilentlyandquickly．Theonlythingweare2isthat
whenyouputonapairofsneakers，youfeel1ight—hearted，light—footedandreadytoplay．
Sneakersofsomekindareusedbythosewhopl
aytennis，basketball，andothersports．
Newdesignhasbeenmade3forpeoplewhorunslowly．InfactAmericanchildrenof
4ageswouldmuchratherplayinsneakersthananythingelse．
NewYorkCityonceheldapoetrycompetitionforchildren．Thesubjectwasonly“sneaker”．Oneprizewinnercalled5poem“TheSneakerandtheWorldPeace”．“Wsneaeveryoneiswearingsneakers，”shesaid“itwillbeimpossibleto6．”
Americanschoolchildrencanbeseeneveryday7sneakersofallcolors．Theyput
themoninthemorningandtakethemoffatbedtime．Sneakersare8washed．Some
childrenthinktheolderand9theyare，themore1oveabletheyare．Whentheirsneakers
arewormout，childrenhatetothrowthemoff．Howdoyouexplaintheclosenessbetween
10andsneakers?
PerhapsanotheryoungwinnerintheNewYorkPoetryContestsaidit
best．“Ashoeisjustashoe”hesaid．“Butasneakerisafriend．”
（）1．A．HoweverB．IfC．OrD．And
（）2．A．excitedaboutB．pleasedwithC．surprisedatD．sureof
（）3．A．1ovelyB．1ivelyC．speciallyD．cheaply
（）4．A．allB．someC．1ittleD．old
（）5．A．hisB．herC．itsD．their
（）6．A．explainB．guideC．hateD．1ove
（）7．A．dressingB．wearingC．puttingonD．having
（）8．A．alwaysB．usuallyC．sometimesD．seldom
（）9．A．uglierB．1ivelierC．dirtierD．cleaner
（）10．A．childrenB．boysC．
othershoesD．winners
四、阅读理解（20分）
（A）
SingaporeZoo
SingaporeZooisamongthemostpopulartouristdestinationsinAsia．Ifyouare
travellingwithkids。
thisisoneofthemust—visitspotsontheisland,
TheZooisfilledwithanimals1ikewhitetigers，polarbears，andAsianelephants，etc．
Inaddition，SingaporeNightSafariisoneofSingapore’stouristattractions．SingaporeNight
Safariistheworld’sfirstsuchattraction．
Thesightofwatchingoveronehundreddifferentspeciesofnightanimalsissimply
amazingandsomethingyouwillalwaysremember．
JurongBirdPark
Ifyou’reboredofseeingthenumerousshoppingmallsandrestaurantsinSingapore，
thentryvisitingtheSingaporeJurongBirdPark．JurongBirdParkisthelargestbirdparkin
theAsiaPacific，withover600speciesofbirds．
YoucanalsoenjoythefantasticPenguinExhibitwithanunderwaterviewinggallery，
alongwiththeworld—classAII—StarBirdShow．
Sentosa
TheislandofSentosaisjustsouthofthemainSingaporeisland．Ifyouwanttohangout
onthebeachorreadagoodbook．there’snobetterplacetodoitthanSentosabeach．
Therearealsogreathotelswhichprovidethebestservice．Youcanalsovisitrelics（遗
迹）fromtheSecondWorldWarinSingapore，andgototheUnderwaterWorldwhereallkindsofinterest
ingseacreatureslive．
HawParVilla
HawParVillaisanImportanttouristspotinSingapore．Youcanseeallthedltterent
legendsoftheChineseculturehere．Moreover，youwillbeentertainedbythedragondances
andotherculturalshows．Adragonboatridebringsyouthroughtheupsanddownsofthe
ChineseHall．
（）1．IfTomlikesallkindsofanimalsverymuch，hecanvisit．
A．SingaporeZooB．JurongBirdPark
C．SentosaD．HawParVilla
（）2．WhichofthefollowingisWRONGaboutSentosa?
A．TherearegoodhotelsinSentosa．
B．SentosaisthelargestbirdparkintheAsiaPacific．
C．TherearesomerelicsfromtheSecondWorldWar．
D．TherearelotsofseacreaturesintheUnderwaterWorld
（）3．IfyouwanttolearnabouttheChineseculture，youcanvisit．
A．SentosaB．JurongBirdPark
C．SingaporeZooD．HawParVilla
（）4．WecanenjoyinJurongBirdPark．
A．watchinnightanimalsB．hefantasticPenguinExhibit
C．SingaporeNightSafariD．thedragondanceandotherculturalshows
（）5．Thepassageispossiblya／an．
A．advertisementB．newsC．storyD．novel
（B）
Notallmemoriesaresweet．Somepeoplespendalltheirlivestryingtoforgetbad
experiences．Memoriesofterriblethingsortrafficaccidentscanleaveinpeople’sminds
forever．NowAmericanscientistssaytheyaredoingsometeststomakeapill，whichwill
helppeopleforgetbadmemories．Thepillwillbetakensoonafteraterribleexperience．They
hopeitmighthelppeopletoforgetthepainfulexperiences．
Butthetesthasbroughtaboutalotofargument．Somepeoplethinkitisabadidea，
whileotherssayitisgood．Mostofthepeoplesaythesepillscouldhelpthesoldierstoforget
troublingmemoriesafterwar．
“Someterriblememoriescanhurtyourheartdeeply．Theyoftencomebacktoyouin
yourdream．Theyusuallygiveyoupainfulfe
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