武汉二中广雅中学英语周练（四）笔试部分（95分）Ⅰ. 单项选择（20×1’）（）26. —I failed my maths test again. I really want to it.—Good. Work hard and you’ll make it.A. practiceB. improveC. increaseD. drop（）27. —There will be a perfect for you to go sightseeing abroad this summer.—Really? I hope I won’t miss it.A. experienceB. advertisementC. opportunityD. organization （）28. —I put my money in the bank. I like to watch it .—If you have enough money, you’d better buy a new house. You see, the price isrising so fast.A. goingB. raisingC. liftingD. growing（）29. —Why were you late for today’s meeting?—My car and I had to walk.A. pulled downB. put downC. broke downD. turned down （）30. —How much should I pay for the beer?—None. It was .A. extraB. specialC. convenientD. free（）31. —Why do you all like this TV program?—Because it us both knowledge and pleasure.A. bringsB. affordsC. providesD. spare（）32. —You look so happy, what you best?—I got an “A” in my English test.A. causedB. madeC. troubleD. pleased（）33. —Where you this book?—At Xinhua Bookshop.A. do, buyB. were, buyC. did, buyD. are, buying（）34. —Spring usually in February or March in Wuhan.—I hope to visit the city next year.A. comesB. is comingC. cameD. will come（）35. Could you let me know yesterday?A. who was on dutyC. when did you leave home B. why were you absentD. what was your excuse for being late（）36. —Excuse me. Can you tell me the way to Wuhan Plaza?—Walk along the read. It’s 200 meters away on your left. .A. You won’t pass it C. You can’s miss itB. You can’t see it D. You won’t lose it（）37. —When will you come to see me next week, on Monday or Wednesday?—I’m afraid day will suit me I’m very busy these days.A. bothB. eachC. neitherD. either （）38. —What do you think of the Film 《2012》?—Fantastic. We are shocked by the in the movie.A. sceneriesB. sightsC. scenesD. views （）39. —Excuse me, May I sit have?—. The seat is taken.A. Go aheadB. Yes, pleaseC. Sorry, you canD. You’d better not （）40. —Do you still have a high fever?—No, it’s . I’m feeling better now. Thanks.A. droppedB. leftC. runD. gone（）41. —Is your father still smoking?—It’s not long he gave up smoking.A, when B. as C. before D. since（）42. —I wonder when they will .—Let’s wait and see.A. stay upB. turn upC. cheep upD. put up（）43. —You’re suppose to hand in your paper as soon as possible.—OK. I .A. mayB. mustC. willD. need（）44. —Do you have any hobbies?—Yes. I have many. I like collecting stamps.A. speciallyB. especiallyC. usuallyD. fortunately （）45. —Sorry, the book you are looking for .—Oh, how well it .A. has been sold out, sells C. sold out, soldB. has sold out, is sold D. is sold out, is soldⅡ. 完形填空（15×1’）It’s dark and rainy outside. I hate it when the weather is like this; 46 when Mom and Dad are yelling(叫喊) at each other about me. I hate it when they do that, it makes me feel so guilty, 47 it’s all my fault. But, it isn’t this time. This time I don’t think it’s anybody’s fault. It’s so easy to get 48 when the weather is like this.I don’t even know 49 they are yelling about any more. And I don’t care, either. I’m leaving. I will just 50 my things and go out of the window. I don’t care that it’s raining. I don’t care. I’ll leave and go somewhere 51 it never rains and nobody ever yells. Oh, whom am I kidding? 52 I’m old enough to know that there is no such place. People always yell, especially at kids. I’ll just go to live by 53 , in the woods. In that case I’d better bring a flashlight(手电筒). It feels like I’m in a shower. The rain is 54 down my face and into my eyes. It feels like someone who is in charge of rain is washing away all the badness from the yelling and 55 me to start again. I’m tired, but I can’t stop running. If I do, my dad will find me and take me back to the yelling again. I think that I’ve gone far 56 . They’ll never find me here.Now what do I do? There’s 57 here to eat and I’m cold. Oh, well, I might as well just go home. I knew this would happen in the end. Well, I’m back. I hope that nobody 58 I was gone. It’s morning now but I don’t think that anyone’s awake yet. I’ll just sneak in(偷偷进入) through the window. I’ll 59 out of my wet clothes and into my pajamas(睡衣). Now, into bed.Maybe tomorrow will be a(an) 60 day.（）46. A. however B. especially C. of course D. therefore（）47. A. as long as B. even if C. now that D. as if（）48. A. interesting B. sad C. angry D. peaceful（）49. A. that B. what C. which D. how（）50. A. gather up B. throw away C. put away D. pick up（）51. A. why B. where C. when D. there（）52. A. Still B. Though C. But D. Even（）53. A. myself B. itself C. .yourself D. themselves（）54. A. pulling B. floating C. pouring D. flowing（）55. A. keeping B. allowing C. preventing D. helping（）56. A. enough B. away C. further D. more（）57. A. everything B. nothing C. something D. anything（）58. A. cared B. hated C. noticed D. said（）59. A. change B. wash C. hide D. escape（）60. A. worse B. troublesome C. ordinary D. betterⅢ. 阅读理解（15×2’）.A.It was the first week of the summer vacation. Mike’s Dad said to him, “Charlie hurt his foot and can’t work for two weeks. Can you work with me on the boat until Charlie’s foot is well?”Charlie was Dad’s helper on the fishing boat. Mike knew Dad was busy and would really need help. “Sure, Dad, I would love to work with you.”Dad and Mike left early the next morning. When they reached the right place, Dad and Mike threw the baited(带饵的) crab(蟹) cages over the edge of the boat. An hour later, they checked the cages. They found many crabs. Mike was so excited.The next morning Mike’s arms hurt from lifting the cage. He had such a good time with Dad, though, that he wanted to keep helping him. Once again, he came home very tired. The two weeks passed, and Mike’s aches and pains slowly went away. One day they saw Charlie standing on the docks, the place where boats are kept.Mike stared at the boat. He enjoyed being out on the ocean and spending time with Dad. “May I come too?” He asked.“Sure, I would like you to come along. Charlie, do you mind?”Charlie smiled and said, “I’m always willing to have extra help.”They all jumped aboard the boat and headed off to the ocean. The rest of the summer would prove to be a great one for all of them.（）61. What did Charlie do?A. He drove the boat for the writer’s father.B. He helped Mike’s father on the fishing boat.C. He mended the boat for Mike’s father.D. He was a doctor.（）62. How did Mike think of his job on the first day?A. Exciting.B. Tough.C. Dangerous.D. Boring.（）63. The reader can know that crab cages were heavy because .A. Mike’s family was surprised he lifted the cagesB. Mike’s arm hurt the next dayC. Mike threw the cages into the waterD. Mike asked for extra help（）64. At the end of the story, Mike would most likely .A. fish with Charlie for the rest of the summerB. swim with Mom and DadC. help Mom and DadD. help Dad and Charlie for the rest of the summer（）65. Which is the best title of the passage?A. The Wonderful Summer Vacation C. Mike’s TroubleB. Father and SonD. A Busy Summer Vacation .B.The children of Mr and Mrs Wilson invite you.Mr and Mrs TaylorJoin us for Food, fun and a crazy time to celebrate.The 50th birthday of Richard Wilson On Friday, July 13thFrom 2:00 pm to 9:00 pmAt Golden Sun ParkTel: (608)658-1965SILENCE HILL Place: Wanda CinemaDate: 6:00 pm June 30thNumber: 5, Row 4, 1st FloorNote: After the ticket has been sold, there is no refund.（）66. Who will be guests at the party?A. The children of Mr Taylor.C. The Tayhors. B. The Wilsons.D. The children of Mr Wilson.（）67. What will they have the party for?A. New Year’s Day. C. Mr Taylor’s coming.B. Richard’s birthday.D. Mr Taylor’s birthday.（）68. How long does the party last?A. Six hours.B. Seven hours.C. Eight hours.D. Five hours.（）69. The seat number of the ticket is .A. 4, Row 5B. 5, Row 4C. 1, Row 4D. 1, Row 5（）70. What does the underlined word “refund” mean?A. 入场B. 出场C. 退票D. 补票.C.SOMETIMES, I doubt whether there is any love between my parents. Every day they are busy trying to make money. They don’t act in the romantic ways that I read in books and watch on TV. They never say: “I love you.”It’s not their style.One day, my mother was sewing(缝) a quilt(被子). I sat down beside her.“Mom, I have a question to ask you,” I said after a while.“What?” she asked, still working.“Is there love between you and Dad?” I asked her.She didn’t answer right away.I thought I had hurt her. At last I heard my mother say: “Susan, look at this thread(线). Sometimes it appears, but most of it disappears in the quilt. It makes the quilt strong. If life was a quilt, then love should be a thread. It can hardly be seen anywhere, but it’s still important.”The next spring, my father suddenly got very sick. My mother had to stay with him in the hospital for a month.After they got back, she helped my father walk slowly down the road every day. My father had never been so gentle.“Dad, how are you feeling now?” I asked him one day.“Susan, don’t worry about me,” he said. “I just like walking with your mom.”Once, I thought love meant flowers and gifts. Now, I know that love is the thread that holds a family together.（）71. Why does the writer think there may be no love between her parents?A. Because they never say I love you, to each other.B. Because they don’t look after each other.C. Because they don’t go for walks together.D. Because they don’t like to watch TV together.（）72. What can we learn from the passage?A. The writer’s parents don’t love the writer.B. The writer’s parents love each other in their own way.C. The writer’s father didn’t like to walk with his wife.D. The writer’s mother often says: “I love you” to her.（）73. With the story of the quilt and the thread, the writer’s mother wanted to .A. teach the writer how to make a quilt C. move away from the writer’s questionB. show she was very good at making quilts D. tell the writer what love was（）74. Now, the writer thinks love .A. means flowers and gifts C. means holding each otherB. means romance D. is like a quilt（）75. Which of the following may be the best title of the passage?A. Love makes a family strong C. Love between father and motherB. Love is like a quilt D. Where is loveIV. 选词填空（5×1’）rush, realized, invited, show up, stay up, improve76. I was waiting for the school bus it didn’t come. Then I it was Saturday.77. I woke up late this morning. I had to really to get to school on time.78. There’s good TV show tonight but it’s at 1:00 am. I don’t want to that late.79. Sally me to her birthday party. It’s at her house on Saturday.80. Do you know where John is? He was going to meet me earlier but he didn’t .76. 77. 78. 79. 80.V. 阅读填词（20×0.5’）(A)Early on, my mother came to see me a few times, but the visits were short. “Be s 81 to do what they say,” my mother would say as we sat in the bedroom t 82 . “Promise not to cry. And don’t f 83 we love each other. You’re my only boy.”“And you’re my only mom,” I would a 84 . She’d kiss me softly on the head and leave. I never knew when I’d see her again.I became b 85 at school as time passed. During morning break, I no longer hid in the bathroom but stayed in the school library. If a teacher let me, I stayed inside my c 86 to read or do extra work. With my secrets carefully k 87 , school gradually became a heaven(天堂).There were a few outstanding teachers. They were really k 88 and saw my potential(潜力), easing my loneliness and helping me succeed. They couldn’t c 89 where I lived or what had happened to my mother, but they did what they said they’d do. If the whole world hadn’t been safe for me, they showed me that at least a few p 90 of it might be.81. s 82. t 83. f 84. a 85. b86. c 87. k 88. k 89. c 90. p（B）It was a winter morning, just a couple of weeks before Christmas 2005. While most of people were warming up their cars, Trevor, my husband, had to get up early to ride his bike four kilometers away from home to work. On arrival, he parked his bike outside the back door as he u 91 does. After putting in 10 hours of work, he returned to find his bike g 92 .The bike was our o 93 transport. Trevor used it to get to work to r 94 our family. And the bike was also used to get groceries(食品杂货), s 95 us from having to walk long distances from where we live.I was so sad that someone would steal our bike that I wrote to the newspaper and told them our s 96 . Shortly after that, several people in our area o 97 to help. One complete(完全的) s 98 even bought a bike, then called my husband to pick it up. Once again my husband had a way to getto and from his job.A smile can be p 99 from one person to another, so do acts of kindness. This experience had a spreading influence in our lives. No matter how rich or poor, everyone can s 100 with others. No matter how big or how small, an act of kindness shows that someone cares.91. u 92. g 93. o 94. r 95. s96. s 97. o 98. s 99. p 100. sVI. 书面表达（15’）李红是一名初三学生，每个星期天下午都去江滩放松两个小时，散散步，看看花草，听听鸟叫。