2016初三英语二模试题

怀柔区2016年高级中等学校招生模拟考试（二）21. －Here is a new MP4. Whose is it?－Oh. it’s____. Thank you.A. myB. mineC. meD. myself22.There_____ many people in the park every day.A. isB. areC. wasD. were23. I like ____ shopping at weekends.A. goB. goesC. goingD. went24. －_____ do you read English newspapers?－I read China Daily every day.A. How oftenB. How longC. How soonD. How far25. Listen! The phone _____. Please go to answer it.A. ringsB. is ringingC. rangD. will ring26. Your uncle will come to see you as soon as he______here.A. arrivesB. arrivedC. will arriveD. is arriving27. －Where is your brother?－He has gone to Shanghai. He____ back next week.A. comesB. has comeC. cameD. will come28. －Who did you go to the movies with?－_____. I went alone.A. SomebodyB. AnybodyC. NobodyD. Everybody29. Who listens______, Tom, Jack or Bill?A. more carefulB. more carefullyC. the most carefulD. the most carefully30. The teacher told the students______ any food into the computer room.A. not to bringB. not bringC. don’t bringD. bring not五、完形填空（共15分，每小题1.5分）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。

I grew tomatoes this year. That may not seem like a big deal to some people, but for me, it was 31 !You see, I used to 32 things . When I planted things, I often forgot to water them, or watered them too much. Sometimes, no matter what I did, they would just die. I slowly believed that I couldn’t grow anything. I was irresponsible(不负责任的), so I gave up.This summer, I had a 33 . It was not big but it was beautiful. I suddenly wanted to plant some tomatoes, but I was afraid that I would kill them. I thought for a long time, and told myself I was irresponsible. But 34 I couldn’t help buying four tomato plants. I really wanted to plant them. I placed them in my yard and spent time with them. I watered them, talked to them and put some eggs shells(壳) in the soil. The tomato plants grew, actually grew. They weren’t dying. They weren’t wilting(枯萎). I was so 35 that I took care of those plants all the time, even when I was feeling tired or lazy. I didn’t give up. When those tiny baby tomatoes first formed, it seemed like a miracle(奇迹).I had told this 36 about how irresponsible I was for a very long time. It had been so long that I 37 it was a story. I looked around my world to see where else the story had affected me. All the times I was afraid of doing something because I didn’t think I could 38 it.But here, these plants 39 that the old story wasn’t true. Now, whenever I tell myself I can’t do something, I think of the story about planting tomatoes. I got a lot of enjoyment out of 40 growing something at last.31. A. small B. terrible C.huge D. lovely32. A. eat B. kill C. catch D. collect33. A. yard B. house C. building D. store34. A. suddenly B. directly C. quickly D. finally35. A. nervous B. glad C. sad D. busy36. A. result B. secret C. lesson D. story37. A. forgot B. remembered C. realized D. understood38. A. help B. visit C. make D. keep39. A. proved B. said C. saw D. knew40. A. gradually B. carefully C. slowly D. successfullyMost schools are going to start a program called B.Y.O.T.(bring your own technology) This program allows students to bring iPads, cell phones or other things to school for study. One aim for this program is that the students don’t need to carry textbooks any more. They can download math, science, social studies, and read textbooks on their iPads. Another one is that they can get free educational subjects to play in their free time!Schools have set up a free Wi-Fi system just for the B.Y.O.T. program. Thank teachers for all their hard work to set this program up. I really think this program will go well in most schools and I also think the learning will be better than ever.However, some schools will probably not allow this because they think that it will make kids mess around too much and they might break their iPads.This program will let students have fun and learn at the same time. If you like your iPads and you like to read, school is getting started with reading with iPads. High schools and middle schools have already started and so have some elementary（小学的）schools. But most elementary schools are coming along! Let’s tell them: Hurry! Get ready to learn!49. In the program B.Y.O.T. , students usually go to school without______.A. taking iPadsB. taking textbooksC. learning mathD. learning Science50. What is the program B.Y.O.T. used for?A. Studying.B. Playing.C. Saving money.D. Making friends.51.From the second paragraph we believe________.A. the writer agrees to the programB.Y.O.T.B. the writer disagrees to the program B.Y.O.T.C. the writer is afraid of breaking the iPadsD. there are not enough iPads for kids at school52. Which of the following is TRUE?A. Few schools have started the program.B. You can’t learn while you have fun.C. Elementary schools do worst in the program.D. The passage tells us not to learn with iPads.DWhether you’re a host or a guest, there are many social situations that will call for interaction(互动). How can you find good ways to communicate with others, and become a lot more comfortable around people in a conversational setting? Here are some suggestions to help.Begin by introducing yourself.Be aware of your internal monologue(长篇大论). When you suddenly feel that you’re not able to make a conversation with another person, it’s likely that you’re worrying that you’re boring, not good enough, too unimportant, wasting their time, etc. Try to keep in mind that everyone has these self-doubts from time to time, but that it’s necessary to overcome them in order to communicate well with others.Understand the secret of a good conversation. The secret at the heart of a good conversation is to listen and do very little of the talking, apart from encouraging the other person to open up.Know how to ask an open question. An open question is a question that needs an explanation for an answer, and not just a simple ―Yes‖ or ―No‖. Open questions tend to begin with: Who? When? What… Closed questions (Are you? Do you? Have you?) only bring you back to the point of not knowing how to get the conversation going.Put the location comment together with the open question and your conversation will be underway. For example, ―That’s a nice handbag. Where did you get it?‖This lets the handbag owner talk about the day that they went shopping and all this funny stuff happened.Know the stuff of a small talk. Be aware of good topics for the conversation. When you first meet people, it’s important to keep the conversation light and simple.Use words of a sensory nature. You can use such words as ―see‖ ,― imagine‖, ― feel‖, ―tell‖, ―sense‖, etc., in order to encourage the other person to keep painting a picture as part of their conversation.Synchronize(同步). Once your partner–in-conversation has started talking, follow his or her cue(提示) to keep the conversation going smoothly. Give encouraging feedback(反馈). You don’t even have to say things a lot of the time—nod, say ah-ha or wow or oh or hmm, and short encouraging statements such as ―Is that so‖and ―Goodness!‖, and ―That’s amazing!‖, etc.53. How many suggestions are mentioned in the passage?A. Five.B. Six.C. Seven.D. Eight.54.Which of the following statements is NOT true?A. When meeting strangers, it’s not good to choose some complicated topics.B. The secret of a good conversation is to listen less and talk more as well as giving others achance to speak.C. If you add some location comment and ask an open question, a funny and good talk islikely to continue.D. It’s important to give some encouraging feedback when talking with others.55. The writer writes this passage in order to_____________.A. tell us when to ask an open question or a closed question when talkingB. teach us how to catch people’s attention when communicating with themC. tell us how to make a conversation when meeting people for the first timeD. give us some suggestions on making a good conversational setting when talking八、阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题。