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冲刺名校英语综合训练(五)1

综合训练（五）

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I believe I can do it best! 我相信我可以做到最好!

一、语音题（7%）

A）找出与所给给单词画线部分读音相同的单词

（）1．draw A．doll B．toy C．two D．call

（）2．dance A．grass B．bus C．come D．duck

（）3．foot A．floor B．cook C．four D．zoo

（）4．house A．cow B．who C．our D．hi

（）5．ruler A．turn B．who C．way D．good

B）判断下列所给2给画线部分有几种读音

（）1．A．afternoon B．ball C．blackboard D．but

（）2．A．classroom B．clothes C．daughter D．doctor

（）3．A．beautiful B．flower C．yellow D．football

（）4．A．ours B．picture C．some D．sorry

（）5．A．address B．whose C．animal D．count

C）选出重音位置与其他三个不同的单词

（）1．A．afternoon B．Chinese C．begin D．banana

（）2．A．morning B．E-mail C．welcome D．umbrella

（）3．A．sixty B．picture C．London D．Macao

（）4．A．sorry B．birthday C．children D．America

二、词汇（15%）

A）根据图片内容填空（每空一词）（10%）

1．Look the picture. A little girl is a bike. She l very happy.

2．There is a match in No.2 Middle School. The boys are very hard.

There are players in their team.

3．This animal is called kangaroo（袋鼠）. It lives in . This country is in the southern hemisphere（南半球）. When it is autumn（秋天）in China, it is there.

4．There are three people in the picture. Kate is talking with Jane on the while（而）her parents are dishes（蝶子）.

B）猜测词义（5%）

1．Mother is not angry at all. She is only putting it on.

A．故作姿态B．上演戏剧C．穿上D．张贴

2．Don’t say like this. Please put yourself into my shoes.

A．把你的脚放进我的鞋子里B．从我的角度来看问题

C．试穿一下我的鞋D．检查一下我的鞋子

3．She has a home page on the Internet about her business.

A．家庭故事B．家史C．家谱D．主页

4．If you go there, it will cook your goose（鹅）

A．把你的鹅煮了吃B．杀鹅取卵

C．与坏人为伍D．葬送你的前途

5．He lives from hand to mouth.

A．收入仅够糊口B．入不敷出

C．靠手抓饭吃D．靠双手生活

三、单项选择（20%）

（）1．On christmas Eve, she asks the Greens to her home for dinner. “The Greens” are .

A．Mr. Green and his brothers B．Mr. Green and his wife

C．Mr. Green and his children D．Mr. Green and his family

（）2．When you answer the telephone（接电话）, which of the following can you say?

A．Who are you? B．Who do you want to ask?

C．Who is it? D．Who is that?

（）3．Tim’s father is a farmer. He works a farm.

A．in B．at C．on D．for

（）4．There are some dogs, in that village.

A．some chicken and some sheep

B．some chickens and some sheep

C．some chicken and some sheeps

D．some chicken and some sheeps

（）5．—What are you going to do this afternoon?

—I’m going to .

A．have a swim B．have swimming

C．have swim D．have a swimming

（）6．The postmen’s sit under the .

A．child, wall B．friend, window

C．wives, apple trees D．babies, oranges tree

（）7．is his eraser? kows?

A．Whose, Who’s B．Who’s, Who

C．Whose, Who D．Who, Whose

（）8．—Your skirt is very beautiful.

—.

A．No, not good B．I like it

C．Yours is beautiful, too D．Thanks

（）9．Ask . I think are books.

A．he, they, their B．them, them, her

C．her, they, her D．him, they, you

（）10．Does the man black work this shop?

A．in, on B．in, in C．at, in D．with, at

（）11．下列哪一组重音位置不同？

A．call, how, why, Chinese

B．China, wife, husband, white

C．eraser, begin, idea, umbrella

D．telephone, answer, talk, listen

（）12．Which country is called “the country on the back of the sheep”?

A．America B．Australia C．New Zealand（新西兰）D．India

（）13．Which is the fastest（最快的）way to give your letters to your friend in England?

A．E-mail B．EMS

C．Send telegrams（最报）D．Put them in the post office

（）14．Which doesn’t go with others?

A．Japan B．India C．Mongolia D．France

（）15．I’d like color. Please the de4sk red or yellow.

A．warm, color B．warm, colors

C．cold, colour D．cold, colouring

（）16．Watch and think and find the number for the question mark (?). The answer is .

（）17．There are three examples （例子）. Look at them and find out the letter for the question mark (?) The letter is .

（）18．There are six letters in this group （组）—“L, M, N, F, X, …”. You may find there is the same sound （音标）in every letter. Which letter is not here? A ．H

B ．J

C ．K

D ．S

（19—20，逻辑排列）

（）19．（1）Excuse me, where is the Chinese teacher? （2）Can I help you, then? （3）He is in the teachers ’ office. （4）Thank you very much. （5）Oh, no. He is not there. A ．1, 2, 3, 4, 5 B ．2, 1, 3, 5, 4 C ．2, 4, 1, 3, 5

D ．1, 3, 5, 2, 4

（）20．（1）Oh, it ’s you, David. Nice to see you. （2）Who is it? Go and see, Lily. （3）Yes. Come in and have a seat, please. （4）Hi, Lily. Me, too. Is your brother in? （5）Thank you. A ．1, 2, 3, 4, 5 B ．2, 1, 4, 3, 5 C ．2, 4, 1, 3, 5

D ．1, 3, 5, 2, 4

四、交际用语（答案不止一个）（5%）

（）1．Maybe your friend is thirsty （渴了）. How can you ask? A ．Excuse me, would you like some water? B ．Do you want to drink some water? C ．Would you like to have some coke? D ．Do you want some tea?

（）2．—I ’m sorry I forget （忘了）to bring （带）your Walkman to you. — . A ．It ’s all right B ．That ’s all right

C ．It doesn ’t matter

D ．Don ’t say sorry. You ’re welcome

（）3．—Who knows the address to Tom ’s home?

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