上海名校英语--2017-2018学年上外初二下3月月考试卷

（2018）上外初二下3月月考

(IEC Book IV Unit 10- Book V Unit 1)

Paper One

II. Choice. 20%

11. Which of the following tourist attractions can NOT be seen in Britain?

A. Stonehenge

B. Sa. Paul's Cathedral

C. the Buckingham Palace

D. the Empire State Building

12. They insisted that regulations ________ as soon as possible in order to find an effective solution _______ this problem.

13. It was carved in the rock and had on the outside four large stone figures, each of which ________.

A. was 20 metres high

B. stood 20 metres

C. was 20 metres in high

D. stood 20 metres height

14. Which of the following statements is NOT CORRECT?

A. Science can now explain many things which were thought to be mysterious by the ancients.

B. The story goes that a mysterious animal lives in the mountain.

C. As for his job — well, he was very mysterious about it.

D. She knew that there was mysterious surrounding her birth.

15. Which of the following statements is NOT CORRECT?

A. It has to be given by injection, usually twice daily.

B They gave me an injection to help me sleep,

C The nurse gave the patient an injection with penicillin.

D. Mice without the injection died after the radiation treatments.

16. Neither Tom nor Jerry _______a surgeon. Both of them________ physicians. So, they cannot perform ___________on patients.

A. is...are...surgery

B. is...are...a surgery

C. are...are … an operation

D, are...are...operations

17. The forest _________ a few trees by the great fire in the 1960s. But since the introduction of the Arbor Day 40 years ago, great changes __________ in the forest.

A. was disassembled to...have taken place

B. was reduced to...have taken place

C. was disassembled to...took place

D. was reduced to...have been taken place

18. It is still a mystery_________ Stonehenge was built. But some scientists guessed that it ___________ for astronomical reasons, i.e., observing the sun, the stars and other astronomical events,

A. why...must have built

B. how...might have built

'C; that...must have been built

D. why...might have been built

19. Which of the following statements is CORRECT according to the texts?

A. On Sept. 16,2002, the Egyptian scientists explored in the Great Pyramid and the door was open for the first time in history.

B. Watchtowers were used only to stop the enemy’s attack.

C. The Great Wall winds its way from west to east, across deserts, over mountains, through valleys, till finally it reaches the sea.

D. The Statue of Liberty was set up to commemorate the American Civil War.

20. My house is in bad condition, so I am having _________ .I prefer the IKEA style, so my house will be very ________ decorated.

A. it renovated… fairly

B. its renovation… definitely

C. it renovated… plainly

D. its renovation… completely

21. If city noises ______ from increasing, people will have to shout ______ even at the dinner table 20 years from now.

A. are kept; to be hearing

B. are not kept; to hear

C are not kept; to be heard

D. are kept; being heard