初三英语下册Unit1-2经典易错题专练2
单项选择
1. When he left ________ college, he got a job as ________ university teacher in Wuxi.
A. /; a B. /; an C. a; a D. the; the
2.The number of the tourists all over the country ________ a lot during the Spring Festival holiday because of
the relaxed COVID-19 travel policies.
A. hung B. raised C. encouraged D. increased
3. Volunteering is a good way to experience life _______ the school. Take an active part in it, and
you will learn more about the world.
A. over B. beyond C. against D. above
4.—I hear Sammy has been recommended for the “Virtue Teenager Award”.
—Yes, she always thinks of others but ________ thinks of herself.
A. especially B. only C. usually D. hardly
5.----Jeffery always remained calm and mastered his own feelings.
----No wonder he is a _____________.
A. somebody B. anybody C. nobody D. everyone
6.If you buy your mum an iRobot floor cleaner, she _____________ sweep the floor every day.
A. can’t B. mustn’t C. needn’t D. shouldn’t
7.—How was your May Day holiday
—Just so-so. We drove to Suzhou and tried to find a place for parking, but they were all________.
A. turned up B. stayed up C. taken up D. put up
8.In the past, people thought __________ a fresh idea to send e-mails and read news online, but
now it is part of our everyday life.
A. one B.it C. this D．that
9________ his hard work, he ________ finished the work at last.
A. With; successfully B. Through; successfully
C. By; succeeded D. Through; successful
10.During my stayed in Beijing, I ________ to meet one of my primary school friends. We ________ each other for almost ten years.
A. happened; haven’t seen B. managed; hadn’t seen
C. happened; hadn’t seen D. led; didn’t see
11.--Dad, when can we ride around the countryside
---Not until the bike _____________ next month.
repairs B. will repair C. will be repaired D. is repaired
12.---The light in the professor’s lab was still on at 11:00 o’clock. Do you know
---maybe at midnight again.
A. how long has he worked B. why does he stay up so late
C. if he is busy studying D. when he stopped working
13.—When will the railway in our city in length of about 208 kilometers be in service
—________ 2022. Three fifths ________ been completed smoothly (顺利地) so far.
A. Until; has B. Until; have C. Not until; have D. Not until; has
14.—What’s wrong It seems that you’re losing control of the situation.
—________ Don’t stick your nose into my business.
A. Take your time! B. Are you kidding C. Don’t mention it. D. Let me alone!
二、完形填空
My husband and I were taking a post-dinner walk in a nearby parking lot, when we saw a man breaking something with a rock. We kept ____15____ him as we walked around the parking lot and talked between ourselves about what he might be doing. I thought he was breaking stones to make sand, but why would he do that
____16____, we decided to go up and speak to him. He was breaking up pieces of leftover bread that he had collected from his housemates to make ____17____ for the birds that come there every morning. The large pieces of bread would be ____18____ for the birds to eat, so he ground（研磨）them into a fine powder（粉末）with the rock.
It was moving to hear that he’s been doing this every ____19____, by himself, for the last three or four years. What moved us more was that he was surprised we were even taking ____20____ in this, since for him it wasn’t a big deal. Every night, he ____21____ leftover bread from his housemates. He then spends the next one or two hours in the parking lot crushing（压碎）each piece of bread and making a neat pile for the birds, which he says will be ____22____ by the next evening. He also ____23____ fresh water and adds birdseed（鸟食）on top of the pile.
When we asked him why he does this small and simple act of service, he shrugged and said, “It’s just something ____24____ I do so that the leftover bread doesn’t go into the trash（垃圾）and the birds get food.”
We shared his story with the hope that it might remind us to be more careful with our leftover food. Perhaps it might inspire（启迪）someone to do something similar in their own area.
15. A. questioning B. showing C. helping D. noticing
16. A. Naturally B. Patiently C. Surely D. Finally
17. A. food B. drink C. nests D. desserts
18. A. perfect B. healthy C. difficult D. enough
19. A. morning B. afternoon C. night D. weekend
20. A. a role B. an interest C. part D. pride
21. A. collects B. buys C. borrows D. steals
22. A. removed B. lost C. gone D. discovered
23. A. leaves B. takes C. drops D. saves
24. A. special B. interesting C. small D. useful
三、阅读理解
(A)
25.According to the instruction, you’ll need some tools EXCEPT ________.
A. some water B. newspaper C. a clear tape D. a drinking glass
26. If you’re lucky enough, you’ll see ________ at the end of the experiment (实验).
A. powder sticks to the glass
B. the criminal’s name in the newspaper
C. white fingerprints that criminals left on the glass
D. white fingerprints that your hand left on the glass
27. This instruction is probably from ________.
A. a dictionary B. a textbook C. a science magazine D. a science fiction
B
I have been a staff writer for the school newspaper, the Dagligtale, since my first day here at the University of Alberta. I probably won’t work as a journalist after my graduation, but this doesn’t mean my experience in student journalism has been useless. In fact, I have picked up many important skills through this job.
I still remember my first news story. It was about the victory of the school baseball team. I attended the celebration and was told to do some interviews. I was frightened. Talking to strangers was one of my fears. But I gathered my courage and did it. I talked to the students, the-players and the team leader. It was something I had never dreamed of before. This opportunity gave me confidence and helped me to improve my social skills.
In journalism, everything has to be based on facts. As a student journalist, I have learned to do research and to think critically about what I read. Discovering the facts is important when you are writing for the school newspaper, but in the Information Age, this is also an increasingly useful skill in everyday life.
As a student journalist, I always know that I have a lot to learn. I’m never afraid of asking people for feedback (反馈意见). I have learned how not to take negative feedback personally and how to use it to make improvements to myself.
Journalism is a stressful field to work in, but I’m thankful that I have had the opportunity to try my hand at it. It has taught me to be a better storyteller, student and citizen. If you are ever given a chance to write for a campus newspaper or magazine, take it and learn everything you can!
28. According to the article. after her university graduation, the author will be likely to _____________.
stop working in journalism B. work as a full-time journalist
C. continue to write for the Dagligtale D. introduce the Dagligtale to more people
29. The first story that the author wrote for the Dagligtale most likely appeared on the
_____________ Page.
Advertisement B. Business C. Sports D. Opinion
30.According to the author, what skill has become more and more useful in our daily lives
Storytelling. B. Critical thinking.
C. Time management. D. Social communication.
31. By writing this article, the author mainly wanted to _____________.
A. thank the person who let her join the Dagligtale
B. talk about her experience of interviewing strangers
C. share how journalism had made her a better person
D. encourage students to work for a school publication
C
The Amazon rainforest is moving toward a “tipping point” past which trees will start to die off in large numbers researchers have said.
The study, published in the Joumal of Natural Climate Change, was conducted by scholars from the University of Exeter, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and the Technical University of Munich. They used satellite data from 1991 to 2016 to examine trends in deforestation.
They calculated that 75 percent of the rainforest is now at risk of being unable to recover when experiencing droughts, which are also increasingly more common because of global warming.
“Deforestation and climate change are likely to be the main drivers of this decline,” Niklas Boers of PIK and the Technical University of Munich told the BBC. The study has predicted that it is only a matter of decades until a “significant chunk” of the Amazon is changed from rainforest into savannah (大草原).
What would the world be like without the Amazon rainforest
The destruction of the Amazon rainforest in some ways caused by global warming, will also speed up this process. “The Amazon stores lots of carbon and all of that would be released into the atmosphere, which would then further contribute to increasing temperatures and have future effects on global mean temperatures,” Professor Boulton of the University of Exeter told the BBC.
This worrying snowball effect means that the destruction of the Amazon will make the much larger battle against global warming more difficult.
The destruction of the Amazon would also have a huge influence on the ecology of the Earth. The Amazon rainforest is home to more than 30,000 species of plants, 2.5 million species of insects, 2,500 fish, over 1,500 bird species, 550 reptiles, and 500 mammals, according to the Wildlife Conservation Society. A savannah, a grassland environment that lacks a large variety of plant life, would be unable to host the large and varied ecosystems that currently exist in the rainforest. It is likely that many animals would become endangered or even die out, as they would be unable to adjust to this new ecosystem.
32. What does the underlined phrase “tipping point” mean in this passage
A. return to zero B. begin to become less
C. remain unchanged D. begin to become more
33. How is the last paragraph developed
A. By listing numbers. B. By analyzing causes.
C. By comparing ideas. D. By describing details.
34. What can we learn from the passage
A. Researchers used satellite data to check trends in deforestation for more than 30 years.
B. Deforestation and climate change are surely the main factors of the decline of the rainforest.
C. The process of destruction of the rainforest will slow down because action has been taken.
D. It is highly possible that the ecology of the Earth will become out of control.
35. The writer wrote this passage ________.
A. to describe a lot of endangered species B. to predict the special life in the future
C. to explain the way to protect the environment D. to make us pay attention to the rainforest
四、动词填空
1. How proud the twins were _________ (hear) they were chosen to host the charity show.
2. —Are you going swimming with me this weekend
—Well. I ________ (not decide). I’ll ask my mother first. Maybe she has another plan.
3. Dad will have the washing machine that went wrong yesterday ________ (check) soon.
4. The president promised he ________ (present) Anna the gold medal if she took the first place in the race.
5. We students should pay attention to every detail ________ (avoid) making mistakes.
6. He said that he ________ (try) his best to learn English well, but he gave it up at last.
五、完成句子
1. 这对双胞胎碰巧分在了同一组。
The twins _____________________________ the same group.
2. 她很勇敢，设法使那辆失控的轿车停了下来。
It was brave ______________________________.
3. 这个计划多年来一直萦绕在他心头，但他从未尝试采取任何行动。
The plan ____________________ for years but he never tries to take any action.
4. 日常生活中，我们通常不太关注那些没多大价值的事情。
Usually, things of little value ____________________ in our daily life.
5. 希望这次线上贸易的举措可以帮助当地农民打开新的市场。
It’s hoped that the way of online trade can help ____________________ to the local farmers.
6. 中国梦是推进我们祖国快速发展的好办法。
The Chinese Dream is a great way to ____________________ our own country.
;六、阅读短文，回答问题
A boy helped his father take care of barrels. Every morning he cleaned every barrel on the farm and then put them in order. He was angry because the wind blew the barrels here and there during the night.
The boy wrote a letter to the wind, " Please don't blow down my barrels. " After seeing that, his father asked the boy, " Can the wind receive your letter " The little boy said, "I don't know, but I have no other choices.
The next morning, when the little boy went to see the barrels, he found that the wind had blown the barrels down. The little boy couldn't help crying. His father said gently, " Boy, don't be sad. We may have no way to stop the wind from doing that, but we can come up with our own ways to deal with barrels. "
Then the little boy stopped crying to think over and over. After thinking for half a day, he finally found out a way. On the third morning, the little boy went out and saw the barrels were in good order.
The little boy told his father calmly, "We don't want the barrels to be blown down by the wind. We have no way to stop the wind, but we have ways to deal with the barrels. It's a very simple way. I collected some water from the river and poured it into those empty barrels. "" You are a young adult now," said his father happily.
回答下面5个问题:
1.Where did the boy help his father
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2.What did the boy find on the second morning
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3.When did the little boy see the barrels were in good order
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4.How did the boy stop the wind from blowing down the barrels
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5.Why did the father say the boy was a young adult
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