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1、初三英语竞赛试题一、从 A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。(15 分)1.My family_ very small.Just only three people.A.are B.is C.be D.there is 2.-Tom went to a wonderful party last Sunday.-His class had a good time,_?A.hadnt he B.didnt he C.hadnt they D.didnt they 3.-Today is April Fools Day.Are you_ me?-Oh,believe it or

2、not,but its true.A.playing B.foolish C.kidding D.fool 4.-Its very cold today.-But its_ than it was yesterday.A.less cold B.less colder C.not less colder D.not less cold 5.His _English is_.A.spoken;excellent B.speak;excellent C.spoken;very excellent D.speak;very excellent 6.-_?-Not too well,Im afraid

3、.A.How do you do B.How is your school C.How are things getting on D.What are you 7.-Please dont make a noise.-_.Ill be as quiet as mouse.A.Yes,I do B.No,I dont C.Yes,I will D.No,I wont 8.Your skirt needs_.You need_ it.A.washing;to wash B.to wash;washing C.washing;washing D.to wash;to wash 9.-Did you

4、r sister pass the exam?-She failed,so she is in low spirits,-Im sorry for her.-_.A.I would think so B.The pleasure is mine C.Thank you D.Youre welcome 10.She _ terrible at this time yesterday.A.feels B.felt C.is feeling D.was feeling 11.He said nothing at the meeting because he wanted to let the sle

5、eping lie.A.dogs B.cats C.tigers D.pigs 12._ weather it is!A.What broken B.What a broken C.How breaking D.How broken 13.If you dont go,_.A.Nor will I B.So will I C.Neither do I D.So do I 14.He learned a lot when he lived in the country for a holiday.A.got to know a lot B.did much C.received a lot D.

6、knows a lot 精品资料-欢迎下载-欢迎下载 名师归纳-第 1 页，共 8 页 -15.He stands first in his class.It means_.A.He stands up first B.He s the best student in his class C.He s the tallest in his class D.He sits in the front of his classroom.二、阅读理解(20 分)A Tanya Ferguson lives in Sydney.On September 23,she woke up to a stron

7、g wind blowing through her window.She then saw that the room was completely orange.“I could not believe my eyes,”she told BBC news.She thought there was a bush fire.But when she went outside,the whole city was covered in a film of orange dust.“It was like being in the outback(内陆),but it was right he

8、re in the city,”she said.On that day,a big dust storm swept through Sydney.It covered the city in orange dust for about eight hours,and people can t see landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge.The storm influenced the transportation system.Flights were put off.Roads were busy in t

9、he difficult conditions.Children and the elderly were told to stay indoors until the dust had cleared.Later strong winds blew it out to sea and up the coast.No one was hurt in the storm,though health officials and emergency services answered hundreds of calls from people with breathing(呼吸)difficulti

10、es.Dust storms are common in the Australian outback,where the land is poor.But the storms hardly reach the coastal areas.Officials said it was the worst dust storm of the past 70 years.Experts said that dry conditions in the outback and strong winds caused the sandstorm.“Ten very dry years over inla

11、nd southern Australia and very strong winds have co-operated to produce the storm,”said Nigel Tapper,an environmental scientist at Monash University,Australia.16.Tanya Ferguson lives _.A.in the Australian outback B.in the Australian city C.next to the Sydney Opera House D.near Harbor Bridge 17.We le

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21、years D.it has been dry for ten years in the southern Australian outback.20.The writer may feel _ when meeting such a storm that morning.A.anxious B.happy C.embarrassed D.frustrated B The teacher stood before his class of 30 students and was about to hand out the final exam papers.I know how hard yo

22、u have all worked to prepare for this test,“he said.And because I know you are all able to understand this material,I am ready to offer a B to anyone who would prefer not to take the test.A number of students jumped up to thank the teacher and left the classroom.The teacher looked at the remaining(余

23、下的)students and said,Does anyone else want to get a B?This is your last chance.Two more students decided to go.Seven students stayed.The teacher then handed out the papers.There were only three sentences which were typed on the paper:Congratulations!You have received an A in this class.Keep believin

24、g in yourself.I never had a teacher who gave a test like that,but I think that it is a test that any teacher could and should give.Students who do not have confidence in what they have learned are B students at most.The same is true for students in real life.The A students are those who believe in w

25、hat they are doing because they have learned from both successes and failures.They have learned lifes lessons,whether from formal education or from events in their lives,and have become better people.Scientists say that by the age of eight,80%of what we believe about ourselves has already been forme

26、d.You are a big kid now,and you realize that you have some limits(局限).However,there is nothing you cant do or leant to be.Sir Edmund Hillary,the first person to reach the top of Mount Qomolangma(珠穆朗玛峰)said,We do not conquer the mountain,but ourselves.21.Why did some students leave the classroom?A.Be

27、cause they were happy with the mark the teacher would give them.B.Because they were allowed to take another easier exam later on.C.Because they knew the teacher didnt like them to take the test.D.Because they thought the exam was too easy to be worth a try.22.Why did the teacher give the remaining s

28、tudents an A?A.Because they answered all the questions in the exam correctly.B.Because they had been promised an A by the teacher before.C.Because they were confident in what they had learned.D.Because they had been working hard for each exam.23.What does the underlined word conquer mean in the pass

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37、.C.He wants us to receive formal education.D.He wants us to learn from B students.三、完形填空(15 分)A American people have the habit of saying thank you whenever something kind is done for them or something polite is said to them,no matter how easy or casual(偶然)the thing is.This habit is 26 by people of m

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