南外小升初英语能力测试预测题100题

南外英语能力测试预测题100题
——小升初英语专题（三）
1.What side of the road do drivers drive on in Hong Kong?
A.The left side.
B.The right side.
2.How many zerosarethere in the number“one million”？
A.5.
B.6.
3.One apple is1.5yuan.One orangeis2yuan.How much is2orangesand3apples
altogether?
A.8.5yuan.
B.9yuan.
4.What is the main dish serveon Thanksgiving Day in the US?
A.Eggs.
B.Turkey.
5.In which country is Vienna,“the city of Music”，l ocated?
A.Austria.
B.Austrilia.
6.The world is becoming a so-called diqiu cun.How do you say diqiu cun in
English
A.Global Village.
B.Earth Village.
7.Which of the SevenContinents hasthe largestarea?
.
B.Africa.
8.Of the four seasons of the year,which one is the harvestseason?
A.Spring.
B.Autumn.
9.Are horsesable to sleepstandingup?
A.Yes.
B.No.
10.Which hasbigger ears,theAfrican elephantor theAsian elephant?
A.The African elephant.
B.The Asian elephant.
11.The author of the famous fairy tale The Emperor’ｓN ew Clothes is from which
country?
A.Italy.
B.Denmark.
12.John works13hours a day.Mary’ｓwork hours are half as many as John’s.And
Tom’ｓwork hours are three more than Mary’s.How many hours does Tom work eachday?
A.9hours.
B.9.5hours.
13.In what country did operaoriginate?
A.Italy
B.Austria.
14.Is aseahorsea horse?
A.Yes.
B.No.
first stampissued?
15.In which country wasthe world’ｓ
A.England.
B.France.
16.When wasthe first computer invented?
A.1936.
B.1946.
17.Which kind of bird can run the fastest?
A.The Ostrich.
B.The robin.
18.What is the mostwidely spokenlanguagein SouthAmerica?
A.English.
B.Spanish.
19.What is the longestrunning racein the Olympic Gamescalled
A.The Marathon.
B.The relay race.
20.In which country did the Industrial Revolution begin?
A.France.
B.England.
is what kind of pollution?
21.The main causeof the“greenhouse effect”
A.Carbon monoxide(CO2).
B.Carbondioxide(CO).
22.If you sprinkle some salt on ice,will the temperature of the ice increase or
decrease?
A.Decrease.
B.Increase.
This famous quotation is from which 23.“To be or not to be—that is the questions.”
plays?
of Shakespeare’ｓ
A.Hamlet.
B.Macbeth.
24.What decibel(分贝)level counts asbeing noise?
A.More than60decibels.
B.More than40decibels.
25.Which of thesetwo island nationsis not a Europeancountry?
A.The Maldives.
B.Malta.
26.Is naturalgas anon-renewableresource?
A.Yes.
B.No.
water 27.Drinkable water resources constitute what percentage of the earth’ｓ
resources?
A.5%.
B.3%.
28.The atmosphereis composedof78%of what gas?
A.Nitrogen.
B.Oxygen.
29.Who is the composerof the ballet“Swan L ake”？
A.JohannStrauss.
B.Tchaikovsky.
longest mountain range?
30.What is the world’ｓ
A.The Andes.
B.The Himalayas.
31.The only presidentin America history to servefour terms are:
A.Washington.
B.Franklin Roosevelt.
32.ReutersNewsAgency is from which country?
A.America.
B.England.
33.For what shot story did Hemingway win the Nobel Prize for Literature in1954?
A.The Old Man and the Sea.
B.Farewell to Arms.
34.The gasin the atmospherethat makesthings burn is which gas?
A.Nitrogen(N2).
B.Oxygen(O2).
35.The letter“K”is usedinternationally to designatethe quantity of gold.18K means
that thequantity of gold is:
A.65%.
B.75%.
36.What is the favorite danceof the peoplein Brazil?
A.Tapdancing.
B.The samba.
37.How often is theAmerican presidentialelection held
A.Every five years.
B.Every four years.
38.The waltz originated in which country?
A.France.
B.Austria.
mean?
39.What doesthe phrase“ａfeather-weatherfriend”
A.A trusty friend.
B.An undependablefriend.
40.What doesthe phrase“ａfifth wheel”mean?
A.An unneed,extra person.
B.A nosy person.
41.The owl is the natural enemyof what animal?
A.The snake.
B.The mouse.
42.The World Environment Day falls on what dateeachyear?
A.June5th.
B.May6th.
43.Which of thesetwo animals doesNOT hibernatein winter?
A.The bird.
B.squirrel.
44.What doesthe phrase“bad apple”mean?
A.An evil person.
B.An escapedperson.
45.What doesa sharkuseto breathewith?
A.Its gills.
B.Its lungs.
46.About how many tonsof water doesahuman being drink in a lifetime?
A.50tons.
B.80tons.
47.The official national recommendedtemperaturesetting for air conditioning in the
summer is:
A.24℃.
B.26℃.
48.What is the symbol of the World Wildlife Fund?
A.A tiger.
B.A panda.
49.Are ice,water and steamall the samesubstance?
A.Yes.
B.No.
50.Which kind of pencil is the most environmentally friendly?
A.The mechanicalpencil.
B.The standardwooden pencil.
51.Earth Day falls on what dateeachyear?
A.April22.
B.March22.
Fairy 52.Of these two fairy tales,which one is a part of Hans Christian Anderson’ｓ
Tales?
A.SnowWhite.
B.TheLittle Match Girl.
53.What is the nameof China’ｓ
first researchstation at the SouthPole?
A.The ZhongshanStation.
B.The GreatWall Station.
54.When we eata potato,what part of the plant arewe actually eating?
A.The root.
B.The stem.
55.The headquarters of the United Nations I in what city?
A.New York,America.
B.Geneva,Switzerland.
56.What country did the rock group“the Beatles”c ome from?
A.America.
B.England
57.In Westerndining,the customis to:
A.hold thefork in the left hand andthe knife in the right hand.
B.hold the knife in the left hand andthe fork in the right hand.
58.The authorof the Harry Porter books,J.K.Rowling is of what nationality?
A.American.
B.British.
literature are Grimm’ｓFairy two most famous works of children’ｓ
59.The world’ｓ
Talesand what other work?
Fairy Tales.
A.Hans Christian Anderson’ｓ
B.Arabian Nights.
60.What doesthe phrase“break a leg”mean?
A.Fail.
B.Succeed.
61.What natural systemis known as“the kidneys of the earth”？
A.The forests.
B.The wetlands.
62.The ozonelayer absorbsand filters out which kind of rays from the sun?
A.Ultraviolet rays.
B.Infra-red rays.
63.Is thetemperaturehigher at the North Pole than at the SouthPole?
A.Yes.
B.No.
64.“Winter h ascome,can spring be far behind?”This phraseis from which poet?
A.Whitman.
B.Shelley.
65.Is champagnemadefrom grapes?
A.No.
B.Yes.
66.Is thesnail considereda beneficial insect or a pestin agriculture?
A.A beneficial insect.
B.a pest.
67.Which artist is considereda memberof the Impressionist School?
A.Monet.
B.Picasso
68.The songMemory is from which musical?
A.Cats.
B.TheSoundof Music
69.In what country wasthe first World Expo held?
A.France.
B.England.
70.“The Little Mermaid”is the city emblem of which city?
A.Copenhagen.
B.Cyprus.
71.The name“Guinness”
in the Guinness Book of World Records is the name of what?
A.A beerfactory.
B.A mountain.
72.Which of these countries is NOT a permanent member of the United Nations
Security Council?
A.Germany.
B.France.
73.In what medium doessoundtravel faster?
A.Air.
B.Metal.
74.Who wasthe inventor the telephone?
A.Edison.
B.Bell.
75.How canyou tell the ageof a hose?
A.By looking at the teeth.
B.By looking at the hooves.
76.The word“humor”wasfirst translatedas“youmo”by which Chineseauthor?
A.Lin Yutang.
B.Qian Zhongshu.
takesplace in which continent?
77.The story of“Zorro”
A.Europe.
B.SouthAmerica.
78.For which of thesetwo fields is thereNOT a Nobel Prize?
A.Mathematics.
B.Economics.
79.Of the Four GreatChineseInventions,which one did not spreadto theWest?
A.Papermaking.
B.Printing.
80.In which American stateis Hollywood located?
A.California.
B.Florida.
Day.This customcomesfrom:
81.April1in the Westis April Fool’ｓ
A.America.
B.France.
82.Weredinosaursreptiles?
A.Yes.
B.No.
83.When did the Euro officially begin to be used?
A.Jan1,1999.
B.Jan1,1998.
84.The toxic substancefrom how many cigarettescankill a cow?
A.30.
B.20.
85.Turning down the air conditioner to the nighttime mode while you sleep can
reducethe amount of electricity consumptionby what percentage?
A.15%
B.25%.
GreatestTenors”Domingo is from which country?
86.One of the“World’ｓ
A.Spain.
B.Italy.
87.Who wasthe leading actressin the classicmovie Casablanca?
A.Ingrid Bergman.
B.Vivian Leigh.
leading type of pollution is what?
88.The world’ｓ
A.Trashpollution.
B.Air pollution.
largest bearcan reach a size of up to three meterslong.What kind of 89.The world’ｓ
bear is this?
A.The brown bear.
B.The black bear.
first written constitution was:
90.The world’ｓ
A.The British Constitution.
B.The American Constitution.
91.Silicon Valley,the world’ｓ
most advancedIT industrial center is in what state of the US?
A.Florida.
B.California
92.The world’ｓ
first subway was built in1863in which city?
A.London.
B.New York.
93.A ton of usedcell phonescontains how much silver?
A.300grams.
B.3kilograms.
94.The first country to usepapermoney was:
A.England.
B.China.
95.The original meaning of Karaoke in Japanese is:
A.Creative orchestra.
B.Empty orchestra.
96.What is the only continent that the International Date Line passesthrough?
A.Australia.
B.Antarctica.
97.“Knowledge is power.”Who wrote this famous line?
A.Golgi.
B.Bacon
98.How many piecesarethere on the international chessboard?
A.32.
B.23.
99.The continent with the most countriesand regionsis:
.
B.Africa.
100.Who invented the battery?
A.Volt.
B.Watt.
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