Once I went shopping on my first visit to Macao. Coming   1    cold and cloudy England, I enjoyed the sun and dressed in a T-shirt and a   2  skirt. Not having much   3   to enjoy the sun in England, my legs were very white. In England this is not a fashionable look at   4  . Most women spend every   5 day out trying to get darker skin（皮膚）. The darker the skin, the better the look. I have tried to get darker but   6   works for me!

   As I   7   around one shop ,the two shop assistants kept looking at my legs all the  8  , talking quietly to each other in Chinese. I began to feel   9  and  asked my friend if we could leave. After we left the shop, she asked me what was   10   . I complained about the shop assistants being very   11  . They must be talking about my white skin. My friend laughed. “ They weren’t laughing at you. They were saying   12   nice your legs were. Many Chinese women want to have white skin like yours.  13  , there are many beauty products(美容產(chǎn)品)   in the shops to make skin whiter and a lot of money is spent on them.”

   It just shows that we are never happy with what we have. The grass is much   14  on the other side. If the women of the West and East thought the same way, Western women wouldn’t spend so much money on beauty products   15  makes skin darker and women from the East wouldn’t need to use cream that makes skin whiter.

1. A. from                        B. for                 C. to                         D. with

2. A. long                      B. short            C. cheap                   D. expensive

3. A. money                           B. exercise          C. space                   D. chance

4. A. most                      B. last             C. all                D. least

5. A. cloudy                           B. rainy            C. sunny            D. windy

6. A. anything                   B. everything       C. nothing          D. something

7. A. jumped                    B. ran             C. rode                   D. walked

8. A. time                       B. day            C. hour            D. minute

9. A. uncomfortable            B. unhealthy         C. uninterested     D. unlucky

10. A. unusual                  B. wrong          C. serious         D. terrible

11. A. polite                    B. impolite         C. glad            D. sad

12. A. how a                  B. what a          C. what           D. how

13. A. At first                  B. In the end       C. In fact          D. From now on

14. A. green                   B. greenest        C. more green      D. greener

15. A. that                     B. who                 C. when            D. what

1—5   ABDCC                6—10   CDAAB                   11—15   BDCDA

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科目：初中英語 來源：2008年山東省淄博市初中畢業(yè)升學(xué)統(tǒng)一考試、英語試卷 題型：001

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(一)錄音中有五個句子，每個句子聽一遍，然后從每小題A、B、C中選出適合每個句子的答語。

1．A．Congratulations!　B．You’re welcome．　C．You’re right．

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3．A．Yes, please．　B．Here you are．　C．Never mind．

4．A．That’s a good idea．　B．Because we are busy．　C．I’m not sure．

5．A．Oh, I’m free．　B．Don’t be afraid．　C．What a pity!

(二)錄音中有五組對話，每組對話聽一遍，然后從每小題A、B、C中選出能回答每個問題的正確答案。

6．What does the girl like?

A．Dancing．　B．Reading．　C．Watching TV．

7．How is Mike?

A．He is busy．　B．He is thirsty．　C．He is ill．

8．What time is it now?

A．9∶15．　B．9∶00．　C．8∶45．

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A．At the station．　B．At the cinema．　C．At the park．

10．What are they talking about?

A．Repairing shoes．　B．Changing shoes．　C．Buying shoes．

(三)錄音中有一段對話，聽對話兩遍，然后從每小題A、B、C中選出能回答每個問題的正確答案。

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16．Who did the General Secretary Hu Jintao met with this morning?

A．Lee．　B．Wen．　C．Wu．

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　　“Is she still alive?Where is she?I want to see her at once!”

　　Jiang Dejia, a Junior 2 student in Shifang Yinghua Middle School in Deyang, said this when she was rescued from the rubble(瓦礫)of a school building hit by the May 12 earthquake．

　　“She”is a Jmlior 3 girl from the same school, called Liao Li, who was also buried in the rubble．

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　　Later Liao was rescued too．

　　“We were on the edge of death but friendship got us through．I’ll never forget it as long as I live．”said Jiang．

　　Hundreds of thousands of students like Jiang and Liao were in the same situation on May 12．On that day, the biggest earthquake in China for more than 30 years hit Wenehuan, Sichuan．Several thousand middle school students and teachers ended up buried．Buildings went down and cities were leveled(夷平)．

　　As from Friday the earthquake has killed about 23, 000 people across the country．The number is very likely to grow．

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　　People outside of Sichuan．including overseas Chinese and people in other countries, are offering money, blood and materials(物資)to help．

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[　　]

A．

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found

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[　　]

A．

Jiang and Liao were rescued at the same time．

B．

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C．

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D．

About one day after the quake, the soldiers got to the epicentre．

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Soldiers and policemen were not able to get into Wenchuan at first because ________．

[　　]

A．

they didn’t know the way to Wenchuan

B．

they walked there with lots of materials

C．

the weather was bad and the roads were badly damaged

D．

it was too far and they didn’t have enough vehicles

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Where does this passage probably come from?

[　　]

A．

A newspaper．

B．

A handbook．

C．

An advertisement

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A notice．

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  Premier（總理）Wen Jiabao was in Hunan to help direct disaster relief（減災(zāi)）work in the central Chinese province. Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in the city of Changsha, the capital of Hunan province, on Tuesday morning.

  He flew out of Beijing on Monday night, but had to land at Tianhe Airport in neighboring Hubei Province because of the bad weather in Hunan, before completing his journey by train.

  He said the crisis(危機)there means the government can’t wait any longer.

  Wen Jiabao said, “Our task in Hunan province is to restore（恢復(fù)）the electricity supply and rail operation between Changsha and Shaoguan．If we finish that successfully, it will built up the confidence of the whole nation in combating (與戰(zhàn)斗) disaster.”

  The Premier also warned that the situation is still continuing, and said all efforts should be made to prepare for the worst. He expressed his confidence in the province’s capability to deal with the disaster in a short time．

Wen later went to, see the families of the three workers in the Hunan Electric Power Company, who lost their lives in rescue work. He said the people and the country won’t forget them for their work．

  The Premier also visited the Changsha Railway Station and spoke with passengers stranded（使擱淺）there．

  Wen Jiabao said, “I’m so sorry that you are all stuck（滯壁, 困難）here. We are fighting against time to restore, the power grids（電網(wǎng)）. Once the repairs are finished, railway services will resume（恢復(fù)）. And you will be going home for the Spring Festival soon! I wish you a happy Spring Festival. Thank you!”

  In the afternoon, Wen Jiabao travelled along the Beijing – Zhuhai highway（京珠高速）and stopped in the hardest—hit area of Majiahe in Xiangtan city. Wen said electricity company employees have done well in dealing with the disaster there. They not only protected the power grids in Hunan, but also assisted（協(xié)助）their counterparts in neighboring Guizhou province. Wen said he appreciates their contribution.

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  1．The passage is a（an）            .

    A．story                   B．report                  C．guide                     D．instruction

  2．Why did Premier Wen Jiabao come to Hunan

    A．He came to help direct disaster relief（減災(zāi)）work. 

    B．he wasn’t busy.

    C．it snowed heavily in the central Chinese province

    D．A, B and C

  3．According to the passage, how many workers in the Hunan Electric Power Company did rescue work?

    A．Three                  B．One                     C．Two                      D．Four

  4．Did Premier Wen Jiabao promise that passengers stranded in the Changsha Railway Station could go home three days later? 

    A．Yes，he did．                                         B．No he didn’t．

    C．Yes he does．                                            D．We don’t know．

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    A．Premier Wen Jiabao said the people and the country will remember the workers in the Hunan Electric Power Company died in rescue work forever.

    B．The crisis there means the government can’t wait any longer.

    C．Premier Wen Jiabao flew to Changsha on Tuesday morning.

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    “Is she still alive? Where is she? I want to see her at once!”

    Jiang Dejia，a Junior 2 student in Shifang Yinghua Middle School in Deyang，said this when she was rescued from the rubble(瓦礫) of a school building hit by the May 12 earthquake．

    “She” is a Jmlior 3 girl from the same school，called Liao Li，who was also buried in the rubble．

    Jiang and Liao didn’t know each other before the earthquake．But they encouraged each other to keep going during the two scary days．

    Later Liao was rescued too．

    “We were on the edge of death but friendship got us through．I’ll never forget it as long as I live．”said Jiang．

    Hundreds of thousands of students like Jiang and Liao were in the same situation on May l2．On that day，the biggest earthquake in China for more than 30 years hit Wenehuan，Sichuan．Several thousand middle school students and teachers ended up buried．Buildings went down and cities were leveled(夷平)．

    As from Friday the earthquake has killed about 23，000 people across the country．The number is very likely to grow．

    While people in those areas are facing death and disease，they know the whole nation is standing firmly behind them．

    Only two hours after the quake．Premier Wen Jiabao got on a plane to Chengdu，the capital of Sichuan Province．Premier Wen has been in the worst—hit areas to lead rescue work．

    Soldiers and policemen were not able to get into Wenchuan at first because of rainy weather and blocked roads．About one day after the quake．the first army group reached the epicenter(震中)on foot．Since then，soldiers have been digging with their fingers to try to find people alive．Helicopters(直升機)have been called in to airdrop food，water and medicine for people in the quake-hit areas．Medical teams have been sent in．People are racing against time to save lives．

    People outside of Sichuan．including overseas Chinese and people in other countries，are offering money，blood and materials(物資) to help．

1．The underlined word “rescued” here means “_________”．

    A．cared    B．found                  C．saved              D．called

2．What made Jiang and Liao live through the two scary days?

    A．Food．         B．Friendship．        C．Water．          D．Medicine．

3．Which of the following is true according to the passage?

    A．Jiang and Liao were rescued at the same time．

    B．Several hundred students were buried in the quake．

    C．It took Premier Wen Jiabao two hours to get to Chengdu．

    D．About one day after the quake，the soldiers got to the epicentre．

4．Soldiers and policemen were not able to get into Wenchuan at first because _________．

    A．they didn’t know the way to Wenchuan

    B．they walked there with lots of materials

    C．the weather was bad and the roads were badly damaged

    D．it was too far and they didn’t have enough vehicles

5．Where does this passage probably come from?

    A．A newspaper．                         B．A handbook．

    C．An advertisement                  D．A notice．

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