初中英语奥林匹克竞赛[1]

一、选择填空1. This story-book is ______. I wrote ______ name on its cover______.A. my; my; myselfB. mine; my; myselfC. myself; mine; myD. mine; myself; my2. Peter decided to go _____ the lesson once more before class.A.outB.onC.overD.down3. I really like Maria. She's _________ a sweet girl _________ is always polite to everyone.A. so; thatB. quite; whichC. such; whoD. very; whose4. I won't leave unless you _________ me everything. I have to know!A. don't leaveB. won't teachC. would findD. tell5. — Do you know the famous musical Cats is going to be performed in Beijing on 5th December?— Yes. But we've not got the tickets.— _________.A. We haven’t tooB. So do weC. So have weD. Neither have we6. _________ she was washing her face, the water stopped _________.A. As; runningB. As soon as; to flowC. After; to goD. Since; raining7. — Have you ever _________ a lot of money?— No, I haven't, but once I _________ ￡10 in a lottery.A. won; wonB. seen; have stolenC. made; will getD. received; paid8. — _________ you change a pound, please?— I _________ have some. Let me see.A. Should; mightB. Can; mustC. Could; mayD. Will; would9. Help yourself to some fish. The fish _________ in this restaurant are _________ locally.A. cooking; livingB. served; caughtC. sold; findingD. made; seen10. — Do you like cooking?— Yes, but the one job I hate in the kitchen is _________.A. getting upB. putting upC. hanging upD. washing up11.—Where have you been all the time?—I came back at noon and I ____ in this room since.A. have beenB. wasC. had beenD. have gone12.. --- Can he lend me some money?-- I regret to tell you he is ______ you.A. not rich asB. no more rich thanC. no richer thanD. not richer as13.. --- If he _____, he _____ that food.--- Luckily he was sent to the hospital at once.A. was warned, would not takeB. had been warned, would not have takenC. would be warned, had not takenD. would have been warned, had not taken14. I don’t like _____ of the two pens. Please show me ______.A. both, oneB. all, the otherC. neither, the othersD. either, another15. He was afraid ______ the yard because he was afraid ______ by the big dog _____ at the gates.A. to enter, to be bitten, layB. of entering, of being bitten, layC. of entering, to be bitten, layingD. to enter, of being bitten, lying二、完形填空The Japanese pay much attention to the lucky telephone numbers. The bathhouses, for example, 16 to use 4626, because when 17 in Japanese, it has the same pronunciation(发音) as “have a good bath”. Both the clothes shops and the butcher’s(屠户) like 4129 better than 18 number because this number can either be read as “good dress” or “good meat”.19 these numbers are connected with（与…联系）something 20 , people can remember them very 21 , so they have become advertisements for the 22 .On the other hand there are also telephone numbers which are 23 as forbidden(禁止) by the Japanese people. 1564, for example, has the sound of “kill people”24 the number 4219 has 25 “People die”.At last, there are about forty-four million 26 in Japan, yet it is almost 27 for everyone to get a 28 telephone number. So these telephones have become commodities(商品) and can be 29 as goods. The price can reach as 30 as 222 thousand yen.16. A. like B. want C. have D. ought17. A. read B. listen C. hear D. look18. A. any B. rest C. other D. any other19. A. Since B. Although C. even if D. When20. A. to do B. useful C. mice D. important21. A. hard B. slowly C. much D. easily22. A. dresses B. shops C. meats D. house23. A. sounded B. regarded C. pronounced D. looked24. A. but B. because C. as D. while25. A. sound B. meaning C. that D. this26. A. shops B. Japanese C. telephones D. numbers27. A. possible B. impossible C. easy D. necessary28. A. interesting B. nice C. lucky D. suitable29. A. used B. made C. sold D. stored30. A. valuable B. big C. expensive D. highBefore the 1980s, models were just beautiful people in magazine photographs. People knew very little about them. They didn't know how old they were, where they lived or what their favourite sports were. Most people didn't even know their names.Then came the 1980s, the era（时代）of the supermodel. This was when some models became so famous that they became as well known as Hollywood film stars. Most people today have heard of Naomi Campbell,Kate Moss, Elle Macpherson, Claudia Schiffer and the other supermodels. Stories about them appear in magazines. Journalists interview them. Television documentaries have been made about their lives. There are also hundreds ofsupermodel websites created by fans. On these websites, fans include information about the models' weight, shoe size and hair colour.One of the reasons these models became so famous was the huge amounts of money they were paid. Canadian supermodel Linda Evangelista once said, “I won't get out of bed for less than $10,000 (￡6500) a day.” Claudia Schiffer had a four-year contract （合同）with the cosmetics （化妆品）company Revlon. The company paid her ￡4,000,000 for just thirty days' work per year—that's more than ￡130,000 per day!Supermodels don't make their money just from posing for the camera or walking down the catwalk. They have discovered many other areas where they can market themselves: films, television shows, exercise videos, calendars, and even the lingerie （女内衣）business. Elle Macpherson has her own underwear company which makes millions of pounds a year.Supermodels have many other things in common, too. They travel all over the world to work. They own houses and flats in many different places.31. Before the 1980s, _________.A. supermodels didn't existB. models were as well known as Hollywood starsC. some models were called supermodelsD. people knew the names of many models32. How do people get to know about the lives of supermodels?A. By watching their shows.B. By calling their mobiles.C. By surfing their websites.D. By sending presents to them.33. For one day's work, Linda Evangelista expects to be paid _________.A. ￡6,500 or moreB. less than ￡6,500C. ￡4 millionD. more than ￡130,00034. Which of the following is not true?A. Supermodels are paid too much money.B. Nowadays supermodels are just as famous as Hollywood stars.C. Supermodes don't just make money from modelling.D. All the supermodels have their own underwear companies.35. What makes supermodels so famous?A. Stories, interviews, TV documentaries, etc.B. Their physical appearance.C. The modelling jobs they do.D. The businesses they run.短文填词After moving into a new house, there was a s__________ blackout(断电) and darkness in the house before the hostess tidied up.The hostess just touched the candle and matches when a knock at the door came from o__________.Opening the door, she f__________ it was a small boy, who was picked up his l__________ face and asked, “ Auntie, is there a candle in your home?”How so? The first day I j__________ moved the neighbor sent for their boy to borrow something. Weren’t they bullying (欺负) the new-comer? Today if I l__________ them a candle and tomorrow they would come to borrow onion or cabbage, No. No way! So the hostess said, “Oh dear, u__________, your aunt just moved here and don’t prepare the candle.” After that, she was about to close the door.“Auntie, look, my mother asked me to send these. “ The small boy, __________ a conjurer(魔术师)，drew out his hand from behind and raised high two t__________ candles.Facing the glass-clear eyes of the boy, the hostess was m__________, weakly leaning on (倾斜) the door with her hands covering her face and having no nerve(胆量)to look at the boy…。