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Part2Phonetics,VocabularyandGrammarII.Choosethebestanswer26.Tomisanaughtyboyandhealwaysmakesjokesabo

uthisclassmates.Whichofthefollowingiscorrectfortheunderlinedwordinthesentence?A.[dʒæks]B.[əʊks]C.[dʒʒ:ks]D.

[dʒəʊks]27.Itisdarkoutsidenow.It’stimetogoto________sleep.A.aB.anC.theD./28.Jackoftenlikestomakejokes________hisc

lassmates,sonobodylikeshim.A.atB.ofC.aboutD.on29.Everyoneinourclasshasbroughthisdictionarytoclass_____

___me,forIleftitathome.A.exceptB.besidesC.exceptforD.beside30.WearehappytohearthatMissPengwillteach________Engl

ishthisterm.A.ourB.oursC.ourselvesD.us31.Canyougivehimahand?Theboxis________heavyforhim________liftupstairs.A.so,thatB.such,thatC.too,t

oD.enough,to32.Afterhearingthenews,helookedvery________.A.surprisedB.surprisingC.luckyD.happily33.Look!Thereare________candiesandmatchesonthetab

le.Weneedn’tgotothesupermarket.A.fewB.afewC.littleD.alittle34.--WhereisMr.Thomas?--He________Greece.Hewillbeback

nextweek.A.hasbeeninB.hasgonetoC.hasbeentoD.wentto35.Somecitizensdancedandsang,________drankandtalked.A.restB.othersC.theothersD.another36.K

eepingpetscanteachyoungpeoplehowtocareforothersandhowto________alllivingthings.A.replyB.respectC.repeatD.reduce37.Lastyear,$1,000_______

_fortheSPCA.WehopethemoneywillhelptheanimalsattheSPCA.A.raiseB.raisedC.wasraisedD.rise38.I________atleast10fore

igncountriesinthepastfiveyears.A.visitedB.havevisitedC.amvisitingD.willvisited39.OurEnglishteacherpraisedJohnin

classbecausehedidhishomework________thanbefore.A.carefulB.carefullyC.morecarefulD.morecarefully40.Theirlargefeet________themquickl

ythroughthewater.A.areusedtopushB.usedtopushC.areusedtopushingD.usedtopushing41.Withthedevelopmentofthetechnology,theInternetena

blesus________witheachothermoreeasily.A.communicateB.communicatingC.tocommunicateD.tocommunicating42.Everyyearove

r________peopleinourcitydonatebloodtoothers.A.thousandB.thousandsofC.thousandsD.twothousand43.Yesterdayhisfathersetoutintheearlym

orning.Theunderlinedpartmeans________.A.setupB.setoffC.takeoutD.takeoff44.--Iwanttocomplainaboutthesepeppers.Theywererotten.-

-________A.Don’tsaythat.B.What’stheproblem?C.It’smypleasure.D.Thankyouverymuch.45.--IhearthatJackhascaughtabadcoldandstay

edinbedfortwodays.--________.A.ExcusemeB.NevermindC.Idon’tagreeD.SorrytohearthatIII.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcan

beusedonlyonce.A.growingB.lonelyC.twoD.frightenedE.fearChinaendeditslong-lastedone-childpolicy.Everycouplecanhave__46__children.Bu

twhatwoulditbelike__47__upwithsibling(兄弟姐妹).Therearesomeadvantages.Asiblingcanstopchildrenfromhadfeelingssuchaslonelinessand__48__.Aprofessoro

ffamilyresearchfromBrighamYoungUniversity,USsays“Siblingcangivekidssomethingthatparentscan’t.”Youmaynotfeel__49__becausethereissha

rehappinessandsadnesswitheachother.A.familyB.decidesC.attentionsD.nervousE.relaxedButtherearedownsides(负面),

too.Youshouldsharethingswithyoursiblings,includingtoys,theTV,picturebooks,thebathroomandeven__50__fromparents.Therecouldbelo

tsofcompetition,quarrellingandhair-pulling.“Childrenwithsiblingsneedtolearncontroltheirfeelingswell,oritwillhavebadeffectsonthe__51__relati

onship,”saysLauraPillar-Walker.Eventhebirthofordercanmakeadifference.USpsychologistKevinLemansaysthatthebirthorder__52__ho

wparentstreattheirchildren.Itwillthenleadtodifferentpersonalitiesinchildren.Lemanexplainedthatparentsareusuallyvery__5

3__andstrictwiththeirfirstchild.Firstbornsareoftenresponsibleandeagertosucceed.Whenthecouplehasasecondchild,theyaremorerelaxed.Thuslate-bornkidsa

reusuallyfunnyandcreative.IV.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms54.Many________setoff

inthelateafternoonwiththeircormorants.(fisherman)55.Hewassenttohospitalyesterdayevening,buthelooksev

en________today.(ill)56.Myfatherissuchagoodmanthatheisalwaysfullof________(responsible)57.Workhard,oryouwon’t________.(success

)58.Allofuswerebusydoingourwork,sowewere________ofhiscomingatthattime.(aware)59.Parisisan________cityinmanyyoun

gpeople’seyes.(attract)60.It’scommon________thattheearthmovesaroundthesun.(know)61.Theoldmanisofaverage________.(high)V.Completethefollo

wingsentencesasrequired.62.Tomhasalreadyreadthisbook.(改为一般疑问句)________Tomreadthisbook________?63.Thisolddenti

sthasworkedheresincetwentyyearsago.(划线提问)________________hasthisolddentistworkedhere?64.Itisafrightening

storyIhaveread.(改为感叹句)________________frighteningstoryIhaveread!65.Wepublishourschoolnewspaperonceaweek.(改为被动语态

)Ourschoolnewspaper________________onceaweek.66.Iwastootiredtogoanyfarther.(保持句意基本不变)Iwas________tired________Icouldn’tgoanyfarther.67.Georgea

skedhismum,‘WhatcanIdo?’(合并成一句)Georgeaskedhismum________he________do?68.their,love,Petdogs,always,owners,faithfully,very(连词成句)_

_______________________________________________Part3ReadingandWritingVI.Readingcomprehension.A.Choos

ethebestanswer.Everyonesurfingthewebhasbillionsofchoicesonwhattheycanbeviewing.Andalwayswecanfindmanydifferentkindsof

ads.Someofthemarefutile,butsomeofthemarehelpful.HerearesomeadsfromtheInternet.Maytheycanhelpyou.HouseForSaleCenturyGarden,Jiading,Sh

anghai2-storeyhouse,509m2totallandarea,428.8m2building,312.2m2garden,￥15.8millionIfyouareinterestedinthehouse,pleasecontacttheHousingCenter

.Ph:13861973547Fax:021-89609728JobWantedStella,24,ashininggirl,isgoodatoralEnglishandPutonghua.Nowsheisanofficelad

yinatradecompanyinShanghai.Sheiskind-hearted,hardworkingandhealthy.ShewouldlikeaparttimeweekendjobofferingPutonghualessonstoforeign

friends.Stella_6868@126.com13032788622DamingshanMountainSkiParkAddress:Linan.ZhejiangPrice:55yuan(admissionticket)Ski:50yuan/houronweekday

sand70yuan/houronweekends.120yuan/fourhoursonweekdaysand190yuan/fourhoursonweekends.Ph:0211-8519161782380055QQ:2238005569.Wecanfindtheadvertisements

above________.A.inamagazineB.inashopC.ontheInternetD.onTV70.Theunderlinedword“futile”means________.A.usefulB.uselessC.preciousD.colorful71

.Thetotallandareaofthehouseforsaleis________.A.509m2B.428.8m2C.312.2m2D.80.2m272.AFrenchstudentcan________ifhewantstolearnC

hinese.A.call13861973547.B.fax021-89609728.C.emailtoStella_6868@126.com.D.chatwith22380055onQQ.73.Stellaisno

wworkingin_________.A.aHousingCenterB.aSkiParkC.alanguageschoolD.atradecompany74.Youshouldpayatleast________ify

ouwanttoskiforfourhoursonweekdays.A.105yuanB.125yuanC.175yuanD.245yuanB.Choosethebestwordsorexpressionsandc

ompletethepassage.WhenIwasaboyoftwelveinSouthCarolina,somethinghappenedtomethatmademeneverputanywildcreat

ureinacage.Welivedontheedgeofaforest,andeveryeveningthemockingbirdswouldcomeandrestinthetreesand__75__.Thereis

n’tamusicalinstrumentmadebymanthatcanproduceamorebeautifulsoundthanthesongofthemockingbird.Idecidedtocatchayoungb

irdandkeepitinacage,andinthisway,Iwouldhavemyownprivatemusician.Ifinallycaughtonesuccessfullyandputi

tinacage.Atfirst,being__76__,thebirdfluttered(扑腾)aboutthecage,butfinallyitsettleddowninitsnewhome.Ifeltverypleasedwithmyselfand__77__someb

eautifulsingingfrommylittlemusician.Onthesecondday,thelittlebird’smotherflewtothecagewithfoodinhermou

th.Thebabybirdate__78__shebroughttoit.Iwaspleasedtoseethis.Certainly,themotherbirdknewtofeedherbabymorethanI

did.ThefollowingmorningwhenIwenttoseemybird,Idiscovereditonthefloorofthecage,dead.Iwasterriblysurprised!__7

9__hadhappened!ArthurWayne,thefamousornithologist(鸟类专家),whohappenedtobevisitingmyfatheratthattime,hearingmecryingoverthedeathofmybird,explainedtome.“

Amothermockingbird,findingheryounginacage,willsometimesbringitpoisonberries(毒莓).Shethinksitbetterforherbabytodiethantolose__80__.Sincethen,I

havenevercaughtanylivingcreatureandputitinacage.Alllivingthingshavearighttolivefree.75.A.danceB.flyC.sing

D.jump76.A.happyB.excitedC.boredD.frightened77.A.lookedforwardtoB.lookedoutofC.lookedforD.lookedup78.A.somebodyB.everythingC.nothingD.none79.A.How

B.WhatC.WhenD.Which80.A.friendsB.parentsC.freedomD.happinessC.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.Youarestandingwithy

ourclassmates.Everyoneistalkingexceptyou.Perhapsyou’reafraidtheywilllaughwhenyouspeak.Maybeyoujustaren’tbravee

noughtospeak.Shynessmeansyoufeelfrightenedwhenyou’rethecenterofattention.Itislikeasnakethatcrawls(爬进)intoourmouthsandstopsusfroms__8

1__.Infact,everybodygetsalittleshysometimes,eventhegreatpeopleinhistory.WhenThomasEdisonwasyoung,helovedS

hakespeareverymuch.Hewantedtoactinhisplay.Buthewastooshy.Hedidn’tknoww__82__todowhentherewerepeoplearound.Later,heh

adtogiveup.Butshynessdidn’tstophimfrombecomingagreatinventor.Someexpertssayshypeoplearec__83__becaus

etheythinkmoreandtalkless.Shypeoplearealsogoodatworkingwithothersbecausetheythinkmoreforotherpeople.Mostpeopleh

averedfacesandtalkinbrokensentenceswhentheygetshy.Itisn’taverybigproblem.Butsomebecomesoshythattheyc

an’tdothethingstheywanttodo.Thiskindofshynesscanbebadforaperson.Herearesomegoodwaystomakeyoub__84__.Tellpeopleyouareshy.T

hiscanmakeothersu__85__youbetterandhelpyoueasierintalks.Trytosmilemore.Peoplethinkyouarefriendlyandeasyto

talktowhenyousmile.Learntobeagoodtalker.Beginyourtalkwithsayings__86__niceaboutpeoplearoundyou.It’sveryhelpfulforkeepingyourtalk.Putyourattent

ionsomewhereelse.Thinkmoreaboutwaystoenjoythepartyorthegame.Don’twastetimew__87__aboutyourlooksorwhetherpeoplelikeyouornot.Ifyoutrytheabo

veforawhile,maybethe“shyness”snakewillsoonbegintoleaveyoualone.It’lllookforanothermouthtocrawlinto.D.Answerthequestions.Beinganastrona

utsoundscool,doesn’tit?Inspace,theycandosomeprettyamazingthings,likefloatinginzerogravity(重力).However,therearealsoplentyofthingsthatastronautscan

’tdobecauseoftheirweightlessenvironment,andthat’sverysad.What’sworse,theycan’tevenlettheirsadnessshow,becauseit’

simpossibletocryinzerogravity.Ofcourse,astronautscanstillhavetears.Butcryingismuchmoredifficultinspace.Withoutgravity,tearsdon’tflowdownwardoutofthee

yesliketheydoontheearth.Thismeansthatwhenyoucryinspace,yourtearshavenowheretogo-theyjuststicktoyoureyes.InMay2011,as

tronautAndrewFeustelexperiencedthisduringoneofhisspacewalks.“Tears,”hesaid,“don’tfalloffofyoureyes.Theyjuststaythere.”Be

sidesmakingyourvision(视线)unclear,thiscanalsocausephysicalpain.BackonEarth,tearsaresupposedtobringcomforttotheeyes.Butthat’snotthe

caseinspace.Thespaceenvironmentdriesoutastronauts’eyes,andwhentearssuddenlywettheeyes,itcancausepainrathertha

ncomfort.“Myrighteyeispainfullikecrazy,”Feusteltoldhisteammateduringthewalk.Sincegravitydoesn’tworkinspace,astronautsneedsomeextrahelp

togetridofthetears.Feustelchosetorubhiseyesagainsthishelmet(头盔)towipethetearsaway.Anotherchoiceistojustwait–“Whenthetearsge

tbigenough,theysimplybreakfreeoftheeyesandfloataround,”astronautRonParisesaid.Therearelotsofsmallthings-thingslikecr

yingthatwearesousedtoontheearth.Weusuallytakethemforgranted(认为…理所当然),untiltheybecomeaprobleminacompletelydiffer

entenvironment,likespace.There,astronautscan’ttalktoeachotherdirectly.Theycan’teatordrinkinnormalways.Theycan’t

evenburp(打嗝),becausethereisnogravitytoholdthefooddownintheirstomach.Iftheydoburp,theyjustendupthrowingup（呕吐）everythingintheirstomach,accor

dingtotheUKNationalSpaceCenter.Thus,perhapsit’sonlyspaceexplorerswhocanhonestlysay:“Gravity,you’rethebest.”88

.Iscryingmoredifficultinspacethanontheearth?89.Whathappenstotearswhenastronautscryinspace?90.Whoexperiencedthatthetearsin

spacecausedpainratherthancomfort?91.Howdoastronautsgetridofthetearsinspace?92.Whycan’tastronautsburpinspace?93

.Inthelastparagraph,thewritersays:perhapsit’sonlyspaceexplorerswhocanhonestlysay:“Gravity,you’rethebest.”Doyouagreewiththewriter?Whyorwhynot?VI

I.Writing94.Writeatleast60wordsaboutthetopic“Yesterdayoncemore”(以“昨日重现”为题，写一段不少于60个字的短文，标点符号不占格。)当昨日重现之时，在脑海里的都是回忆。记忆中有没有让你留下深刻印

象的人、事或物，对你现在的生活造成了影响。请选取一个方面，结合自身经历，谈谈你当时的经历以及现在的感受。Thefollowingisforreferenceonlyusedtobe…/makesbdosth/inmyh

eart/haveadeepinfluence/remindsbofsth浦东九上期中考试英语答案26-30DDDAD31-35CABBB36-40BCBDA41-45CDBBD46.C47.A48.E49.B50.C51.A52.B53.D54.fisherme

n55.worse56.responsibility57.succeed58.unaware59.attractive60.knowledge61.height62.Has,yet63.Howlong64.Whata65.ispublish

ed66.sothat67.whatcould68.Petdogsalwayslovetheirownersfaithfully.69.C70.B71.A72.C73.D74.D75.C76.D77.A78.B79.B80.C81.speaking82.what83.clever84.be

tter85.understand86.something87.worrying88.Yes,itis.89.Thetearshavenowheretogoandjuststicktotheeyes.90.Anastrona

utAndrewFeustel91.Byrubbingtheeyesagainstthehelmetorjustwaiting92.Becasuethereisnogravitytoholdthefooddownintheirstomach.93.略