1、柯橋區2020屆初中畢業生學業水平考試適應性考試卷（2020.5）英語考生須知：全卷滿分為 120 分，考試時間 100 分鐘。試卷 8 頁，有七大題， 76 小題。 本卷答案必須做在答題卷相應位置上，做在試題卷上無效。溫馨提示：請仔細審題，細心答題。相信你一定會有出色的表現！試 卷 I （選擇題共 70 分）25 分）一、聽力部分（本題有15 小題，共計25 分，第一節每小題第一節：聽對話，回答問題。1. What is the weather like today?A. Sunny.B. Cloudy.2. How does Mary feel?A. Tired.B. Interested

2、.3. How often does Tom visit his grandparents?A. Once a week.B. Once a month.4. When will the train to Shanghai leave?A. At 9:30.5. Where are the two speakers?A. On a bus.第二節：聽長對話，回答問題。聽下面一段較長的對話，回答第6. Where does Simon go fishing?A. By the lake.B. At 10:00.B. In a reading room.67 兩小題。B. In the city.

3、7. Why do Simon and his friends fish?A. For food.B. For money.聽下面一段較長的對話，回答第 810 三小題。8. Why does the man come to Shaoxing?A. To work.B. To go on vacation.9. Who live with the man now?A. His friends.B. His workmates.1 分，第二、三節每小題C. Rainy.C. Excited.C. Twice a month.C. At 10:30.C. In a shop.C. Far from

4、 the city.C. For fun.C. To study.C. His family.2 分）10. What can we learn from the conversation?A. The man lives at No. 6 Jiefang Road.B. The couple are both teachers.C. The man ws ife works in Beijing.初中畢業生學業水平考試適應性考試卷英語-2 （共 8 頁）第三節：聽下面一段獨白，請根據提問從A、B、C三個選項中選擇正確的選項。C. In West Asia.C. 57.C. A swimmin

5、g pool.C. Quiet.C. Because it ' convenient.11. Where is the highest building?A. In South Africa.B. In North America.12. How many lifts are used to carry people up and down?A. 160.B. 80.13. What is on the top floor of the building?A. A small library.B. A small garden.14. What does the speaker thi

6、nk of the top floor of the building?A. Colorful.B. Fresh.15. Why do visitors come to visit the tallest building?A. Because it 'wonderful.B. Because it 'strange.（二）筆試部分 （共95分）、完形填空（本題有 15小題，每小題1分，共計15分）閱讀下列短文，然后在各題所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案。Our house was across the street from a big hospital, so we ren

7、ted（ 租） our empty upstairs rooms to outpatients （門診病人）.One evening, there was a 16 at the door. I opened it to see a truly sick-looking man.His face looked terrible - it was swollen （ 腫 脹 的 ）and red. Yet his voice was 17. He told me that he came for treatment and that he'been searching for a spa

8、re room since noon, but no one would give him oneA8 his face.For a moment I said nothing, but he said he would be 19 to just sleep on the hallway. I agreed.The old man had a huge heart inside his tiny body. He told me that he fished for a living to 20 his daughter, her five children, and her cripple

9、d （ 殘廢的）husband.He didn ' t complaihile telling 21 his story. He was grateful that he didn ' feel any 22 from his disease, which was seemingly a form of skin cancer （ 皮膚癌）.The next morning, he said,“Can I come back a he stayatime I need treatment?told him he was welcome to come again.On his

10、next trip, as a 24 , he brought a big fish and some large oysters （ 牡蠣 ）.In the years that he stayed with us 25 , there was never a time that he did not bring us gifts like these.My neighbor 26 me that I could lose potential （ 潛 在的）renters by putting up the old man after he left the first morning.Ma

11、ybe we did 27 renters once or twice. But if only they could have known him, perhaps their illnesses would have been 28 to bear （ 忍受 ）.I know our family always will be 29 to have known him. From him, we learned 30 it was to accept the bad without complaint and the good with gratitude （謝意）.16. A. knoc

12、kB. signC. noticeD. ticket17. A. worryingB. upsetC. traditionalD. pleasant18. A. instead ofB. because ofC. such asD. as long as19. A. happyB. braveC. lonelyD. friendly20. A. forgetB. surpriseC. supportD. change21. A. themB. himC. meD. her22. A. luckB. experienceC. painD. joy23. A. secondB. nextC. la

13、stD. first24. A. giftB. jobC.hobbyD. business25. A. coldlyB. silentlyC. correctlyD. strangely26. A. encouragedB. reportedC. hatedD. warned27. A. expectB. chooseC. refuseD. lose28. A. worseB. betterC. truerD. easier29. A. thankfulB. sillyC. funnyD. polite30. A. howB. whatC. whereD. when初中畢業生學業水平考試適應性

14、考試卷英語-10 （共8頁）三、閱讀理解（本題有15小題，每小題2分，共計30分）閱讀下面四篇短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。The Glasgow Film Theater (GFT) is a cinema like no other. It offers a wonderful filmgoing experience all year round.TICKET INFORMATION Ticket pricesFull £10.90Children (aged 14 and under) £ 63D films £ 1.50 on

15、top of the price of every ticket How to bookOnline: through this website (no booking fee required).s start time.By phone: 0141-332-6535 during Box Office opening hours. To cover the costs of providing this service, you will need to pay £ 1.50 more for each ticket you book.In person: at Box Offi

16、ce (no booking fee required), before the film If you book your ticket in advance, you can collect it at any time before the screening and avoid long lines at our Box Office. Please call the GFT if you require any further information or help. Box Office Opening HoursSunday - Friday: from 12 noonSatur

17、day: from 11 a.m.Box Office closes 15 minutes after the start of the final film.SPECIAL OFFERSTuesday treats: See a new release at the GFT every Tuesday for just£ 6.50!Fridays before 5 p.m.: Every Friday before 5 p.m., tickets for all films are only £ 6.50 each.31. Two 13-year-old boys mus

18、t pay if they book tickets online for a 3D film next Thursday.A. £21.8B. £18.8C. £15D. £ 1232. From the text, we learn that peopleA. aren ' t allowed to buy tickets! personC. can ' t buy tickets at 9am Box Office 33. The text may be taken from.A. the blog of a film loverC

19、. a printed advertisement for moviesB. should pay another £ 1.5 for more helpD. can get the cheaper tickets on ThursdaysC. the website of the GFTD. a movie magazine for the GFTBIt was September. I had just entered Grade Six. As a shy boy, I chose to be all alone reading books during the breaks

20、while most of my classmates were eager to make new friends. And I was doing well until the third lesson on the first day.A teacher had us fill out a questionnaire （ 問卷）with “ get to know you " questions. I thought she would read them privately, so I felt safe to share who I was. However, after

21、the teacher collected the papers, she mixed them up and passed them to the class. One by one, we read out the student'and then our two favorite answers. My paper went to a mean kid. His“ favorite answers " of rthe two worst ones to be read out loud.The first question was" What' s y

22、our favorite movie? ” While other kids wrote the latest movies,my answer was The Wizard of Oz （綠里予彳蹤）."It was a film made in 1939. The next question was“Where would you like to travel?” The others had said aAustralia " or erJapan. " I wrote,good book takes me. " A loud laugh brok

23、e out immediately.My face burned. I stared at my schoolbag. How I wished I could disappear inside it!But then, something amazing happened. A voice from the back of the room said,“ Guys, cutout! ” It was MichO, a popular boy. The room went silent.Michael then turned to the teacher,“ Why are you letti

24、ng this happen? What is the point if we aremaking fun of each other? "Fifteen years have passed since then. I don' t remember the teacher or the mchaekids. But Mwas the hero in my eyes. I can' t forget how it felt when he spoke up for me.34. From the first two paragraphs, we know that t

25、he writer .A. was the shyest in classB. showed great interest in readingC. was good at his lessonsD. felt too nervous to write anything35. The teacher had the students write down the answers to.A. let them know each otherB.find out the cleverest kidC. learn to be friendly to classmatesD.introduce th

26、e most popular movie36. It can be inferred that the writer was laughed at because.A. he made his favorite film in 1939B.both of his answers were wrongC. he gave his answers quite differentlyD.his classmates didn hImt like37. What might be the best title for the passage?A. The hero in my eyesB.The me

27、an kidsC. Two difficult questionsD.An important surveyCThere are some computer programs out there for creating art, such as Photoshop or Microsoft Paint. But you probably wouldn ' guess that Microsoft Excel is one of them.For many of us, Excel is just a type of office software. But for Tatsuo Ho

28、riuchi, an 80-year- old Japanese man, it ' s his paints, his watercolors ; canvas （畫布）.About 20 years ago, shortly before retiring （退休）,the artist decided that he needed a new challenge in his life. So he bought a computer and began making beautiful works of art with Excel.“I never used Excel at

29、 work, but I saw other people using Excel to create pretty graphs. So I thought, 'could probably draw with that, 'Horiuchi says. "Graphicssoftware （制圖軟件）is expensive but Excel can store on most computers. What' s more, it has more functions and is easier touse than Microsoft Paint.

30、”Horiuchi also tried using Word but was limited （ 限制）to the paper sizing. There is far more freedom for the artist to produce his pieces in Excel. Horiuchi' s colorful Excel art deeply describesthat of traditional Japanese paintings. I_L often shows highly detailed sights, along with people, pla

31、nts and animals.“I set a goal, “ Horiuchi says, “that is, in 10 years, I would becabaint something excellent that I could show to people." And he has certainly achieved that goal.Since his discovery of Excel ' artistic functions and his ability to use them, Horiuchi has got worldwide praise

32、. He has gone on to win competitions with his work. Not surprisingly, he took first prize at the Excel Autoshape Art Contest in 2006. Having made quite a name for himself, the elderly Japanese artist was given a new name the “ Michelangelo of Excel. ” 38. Horiuchi ' s new challerigeo before reti

33、ring.A. buy a computer for himselfB. paint something with PhotoshopC. make beautiful art works with ExcelD. collect more pictures with animals39. The wordin Paragraph 4efers to.A. the computerB. the plantC. the Japanese paintingD. HoriuchiE xcel art40. The last paragraph is mainly aboutA. the artist

34、s Horiuchi has metB. the paintings Horiuchi has drawnC. the discovery Horiuchi has mi adeD. the achievements Horiuchi has got41. We know from the passage that Horiuchi.A. began drawing with Excel at the age of 80 B. had more freedom by trying using WordC. became famous by sticking to his goalD. boug

35、ht a computer with the prize he gotDKitchens are considered one of the most dangerous areas of a home, for children and for the elderly. Many more accidents and falls happen in the kitchen. Keeping the kitchen a safe environment isn ' t always easy, but it can be completed through some steps.Loo

36、k at the kitchen with a critical eye and realize that what may seem perfectly harmless to youmay be a potential （ 潛在的）danger to your elderly father. Watch out for dangerous objects that you take for granted. This can mean anything from the cookers to the cleaning objects stored under the sink （洗碗槽）.

37、Considering elderly parents, safety is the key point.As most caregivers of elderly parents know, it ' often very difficult for your Mom or Dad to change their habits. However, stress the importance of safety whenever possible. Especially, remind him or her not to place canned （ 罐裝的）goods in the

38、microwave or be careful with knives that just doesn ' work. It ' up to you to unplug （ 拔掉 的電源插頭 ）the microwave and to place the kitchen knives well.Many caregivers of elderly parents can ' m ake such changes because they are afraid of hurting feelings. However, making elderly parent safe

39、 in the house, not just the kitchen, is important. As many elderly parents, it may be difficult for him or her to tell between safe and unsafe.Ensure that any room in the house, especially the kitchen, has safe ways for those using canes （ 拐 杖 ）and walkers. It ' s not an easy task, but with a li

40、ttle planning and a developed course of action, you can help make the kitchen one of the safest areas of the house, and not the other way around.42. The writer stresses（強調）kitchen in the passage because.A. elderly parents like to work thereB. the kitchen floor is too smoothC. lots of plates are kept

41、 thereD. there have been more accidents there43. The third paragraph mainly talks about.A. how to deal with the canned goodsB. how to avoid the dangers in the kitchenC. where to keep the kitchen knives wellD. where to change the elderly parents habits '44. According to the passage, the writer su

42、ggests that we should.A. not make the kitchen a messB. clean the kitchen as often as possibleC. keep everything in order in the houseD. watch out for dangerous objects in the kitchen45. The main idea of the passage is mainly about.A. keeping elderly parents safe at homeB. elderly parents are easily

43、hurt at homeC. avoid using knives in your kitchenD. kitchen is a danger to family members試卷II （非選擇題共50分）四、詞匯運用（本題有 15小題，每小題1分，共計15分）A.用方框中所給的單詞的適當形式填空，每個單詞限用一次。heavy interview seldom wealth except46. The old couple are said to be rather47. It snows in the south of China in winter.48. The manager is

44、ten people for the job now.49. I sat down on the ground beside the road.50. Everyone seems busy my partner these days.A.根據上下文和中文提示，用單詞的適當形式填空，使文章完整、通順。（每空一詞）When Coffee Hits PaperWhat would you do if you spilled （ 使灑出）your coffee on your desk? Many of us would quickly begin to clean up the desk and

45、never 51（后悔）about it probably. But 52 （德國的）artist Stefan Kuhnigk, however, thinks differently. He has used coffee stains （ 咖啡漬）to create his world of art 53（瘋地）.It all started in 2011. One day, Kuhnigk accidentally spilled his coffee ona piece of paper. Instead of 54（ 扔 ）the paper away, he looked at

46、 the coffee stain for a while.The stain seemed 55 （ 痛 苦 的 ）to look back at him. The artist picked up his pen and started to draw. About 56 （三 十 ）minutes later, his first coffee monster was born.Since then, Kuhnigk has never put his pen down. Over the last nine years, he has 57 （畫 ） more than 500 mon

47、sters. Some of them are lovely. Some have sharp 58 （ 牙 齒 ）and look awful. Kuhnigk also 59 （想像）a short story for each of his monsters. Many people like Kuhnigk ' s funny creations. They say the monsters and their stories always make them laugh.So the next time you spill your coffee or something 6

48、0 （ 另1J 的 ）,don ' t immediately clean it up. It 'yourchance to be an artist, too!五、語法填空（本題有10小題，每小題1分，共計10分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個適當的詞，或填入括號中所給單詞的正確形式。 COVID-19 is now quickly spreading in the West. In many cities, schools and factories 61 （close）. Charles Randolph, 13, reads the news about the dis

49、ease every day. He knows many people have no masks 62 （protect） themselves. One day, the boy asked himself,“ How can I n63kedifference? "When Randolph was younger, the boy took 64 （class） in 3D printing. He used to make for himself on the printer. Randolph thought for a while and came up 65a go

50、od idea:Perhaps he could 3D-print some masks for people 66_ needed them.Randolph 67 （find） codes （ 代碼）for masks on the internet. He then 68 （glad） put them into the 3D printer. It took him about 90 minutes and cost him about a dollar to make each mask.“The masks are the first meaningful things I'

51、; ve made, _69he_bprosfiiy sinvaice."Now I ' m making more masks and offering them （others. ”The boy is also waiting for 70 great idea to appear in his head. He wants to solve more real- life problems!六、閱讀（本題有 5小題，每小題1分，共計5分）閱讀下面短文，從方框中所給的AD四個選項中選擇正確的答案，并將其序號填入7174題，使短文意思連貫，然后回答75題。Teaching

52、 in a Different" Suit "It 'not easy for teachers to make their students listen to them carefully in class, especially third graders. But Ver nica Duque does not believe this has to be true. 71 She recently became famous for a special lesson she had given.It was a lesson on human anatom

53、y （ 解 剖 ）.To her students ' surprise, Ver o nica showed up with human organs （器 官 ）in a swimsuit! 72 That made the lesson interesting and successful.73 She happened to see an advertisement for this “ strange swimsuit while she was shopping online. To help her students better understand human org

54、ans, Ver nica decided to buy the swimsuit and wear it to class. 74. Every day, the students are expected to stay with her longer.A. It turned out to be a good idea.B. It was printed clearly with all of them.C. But how did Ver nica get this creative idea?D. She is a primary school teacher in Spain.75. What do you think of the teacher, Ver nica Duque?（不多于 5 個詞）七、書面表達（本題有 1小題，共20分）75.學校就疫情期間教學展開了&q