初中英语记叙文试题

One day John was driving down a street in his new car．While he was driving，he saw some kids（46） 　　on the street．John slowed down．Suddenly，a brick（砖块）flew（47） 　　hit the door of John's car．

John stopped and jumped out of the （48） 　　．He was very angry and shouted，"（49） 　　threw the brick？What are you doing？"

A little boy came up and said，"I'm sorry．I threw the brick because I need （50） 　　help．"Tears went down the boy's face．Then he pointed（51） 　　a young man on the ground．"That's my elder brother，sir．He fell out of his wheelchair and I can't lift him up．Would you please （52） 　　me get him back into his wheelchair？He gets hurt and he's too （53） 　　for me to carry．"

John felt sorry．He helped （54） 　　lift his brother back into the wheelchair．The little boy said thanks to John．John felt happy（55） 　　he did a good thing．

46．A．plays	B．playing	C．played	D．play
47．A．and	B．but	C．so	D．although
48．A．bus	B．taxi	C．wheelchair	D．car
49．A．Where	B．What	C．Who	D．Which
50．A．your	B．his	C．her	D．my
51．A．in	B．at	C．on	D．for
52．A．take	B．ask	C．help	D．tell
53．A．heavy	B．light	C．thin	D．small
54．A．the brother	B．the boy	C．the driver	D．the kids
55．A，if	B．while	C．before	D．because

Many have heard of shark fin soup．This famous and expensive dish is especialy （64） 　　in southern China．But do you realize that you're killing a whole shark each time you enjoy a bowl of shark fin soup？

When people catch sharks，they（65） 　　their fins and throw the shark back into the ocean．This is not only cruel，but also （66） 　　to the environment．Without a fin，a shark can no longer swim and slowly dies．Sharks are at the top of the food chain in the ocean's ecosystem．If their numbers drop too low，it will bring （67） 　　to all ocean life．Many believe that sharks can never be endangered because they are the （68） 　　in their food chain．But in fact，around 70million sharks are caught and traded in this industry every year．The numbers of some kinds of sharks have fallen by over 90percent in the last 20to 30years．

Environmental protection （69） 　　around the world，such as WildAid and the WWF，are teaching the public about"finning"．They have even asked governments to develop laws to stop the sale of shark fins．So far，no scientific studies have shown that shark fins are good for （70） 　　．so why eat them？Help save the sharks!

64．A．popular	B．comfortable	C．interesting
65．A．put up	B．turn down	C．cut off
66．A．useful	B．harmful	C．helpful
67．A．danger	B．safety	C．energy
68．A．weakest	B．laziest	C．strongest
69．A．activities	B．groups	C．persons
70．A．health	B．ocean	C．industry

Henry was a kind，good boy．His father was dead，and his mother was very poor．He had a little sister．He wanted to （56） 　　his mother because she could not always earn enough to buy food for her little family．

One day a man gave Henry a dollar for finding （57） 　　lost wallet．Henry could have kept the wallet （58） 　　no one saw him when he found it．But his mother had taught him to be （59） 　　，and never to keep what did not belong to him．

With the dollar he bought a box，three brushes and some shoe polish．He then went to the corner of the street，and said to everyone whose shoes did not look nice，"Polish your shoes，please？"

He was（60） 　　polite that gentlemen soon began to notice him，and to let him polish their shoes．The first day he （61） 　　home fifty cents，which he gave to his mother to buy food with．When he gave her the （62） 　　，she cried with joy and said，"You are a good boy，Henry．I did not know （63） 　　I could earn enough to buy bread，but now I think we can manage to get along quite well．"

Henry worked after school every day．He earned almost enough to support his mother and his little sister．

56．A．help	B．visit	C．know
57．A．her	B．his	C．its
58．A．though	B．unless	C．becuase
59．A．honest	B．brave	C．confident
60．A．so	B．very	C．too
61．A．got	B．left	C．brought
62．A．food	B．money	C．wallet
63．A．how	B．why	C．what

A young and successful manager was travelling down a street， going a bit too fast in his new car．He was worried there were kids （1） 　from between parked（停着的） cars， so he slowed down． As his car passed，no kids appeared but a（n）（2） 　　was throwing into the side door of his car．

The manager stopped his car at once and drove back to the place where the stone had been thrown． He jumped out of the car， caught a kid and pushed him （3） 　　one of the parked cars．"What were you doing that for？ The stone you threw is going to（4） 　　a lot of money．Do you know？ That's my new car， my expensive new car!" the man shouted （5） 　　．

"Please， sir． please． I'm sorry， but I didn't know （6） 　　to do．" said the kid．"I threw the

stone because no one would stop．" The kid was crying he pointed around the parked cars． "It's my brother． His wheelchair hit a stone， and he fell out of the wheelchair． But I can't carry him up．" The kid was so sad， and he went on asking the manager， Would you please help me get him back into his wheelchair？ He's（7） 　　heavy for me to carry"

The manager was touched deeply． and he said nothing．He lifted the young man back into the wheelchair， checked him that （8） 　　was going to be OK．" Thank you !Thank you very much!" the kid said to the manger． The manger watched the kid push his brother towards their home．It was a long walk back for the manger this car …a long ，slow walk．

Since then，he（9） 　　the side door of his car．It reminds him of the stone （10） 　　was thrown to the side door． It also reminds him not to go through life so fast that someone has to throw a stone at him to get his attention some day．

（1）A． giving out	B． helping out	C． hanging out	D． rushing out
（2）A． ball	B． stone	C． toy	D． apple
（3）A． against	B． into	C． onto	D． up to
（4）A． spend	B． cost	C．pay	D． take
（5）A．angrily	B． politely	C． quietly	D． happily
（6）A． who else	B． when else	C． what else	D． where else
（7）A．so	B． such	C． too	D． very
（8）A． something	B． everything	C． anything	D． nothing
（9）A． didn't repair	B． doesn't repair	C． hasn't repaired	D． couldn't repair
（10）A． who	B． whom	C． what	D． which

Feb 10 should have been the start of the spring term for many middle and primary schools in China. However, to control the novel coronavirus outbreak（新型冠状病毒爆发）, many （1） 　　have put off the start of the term．

Instead of having classes at school，many students in Nanjing began（2） 　　first day of online classes on February 10. Then students in Beijing started online study seven days     （3） 　　and Shanghai started in March．

"In the morning, I （4） 　　English class，and then Chinese and Maths，" said Liu Bo， a Grade Nine student from Beijing "I have also learned about epidemic（疫情） prevention．"

According to the Ministry of Education（MOE教育部）， students are mainly taking classes to review what they learned last term rather than taking new classes（5） 　　the online study period． Online courses are required to include epidemic prevention， psychological（心理的）（6） 　　and education activities．

"Online courses are only temporary ways（临时措施） in the epidemic period． So    （7） 　　the new term begins， schools should not replace（代替） classroom teaching with online classes，" said Lyu Yugang from MOE．

Lyu also called on schools not to（8） 　　their students' schoolwork burden（负担）. Schools should not ask students to study online for a long time or study things beyond their lessons．Students must have enough time to （9） 　　． What's more, it is （10） 　　to protect students' eyesight．

（1）A． factories	B． schools	C． companies	D．hospitals
（2）A． his	B． her	C． our	D． their
（3）A． early	B． earlier	C． lately	D． later
（4）A． have	B． hold	C． bring	D． fetch
（5）A． on	B． at	C． during	D． upon
（6）A． illness	B． health	C． sickness	D． disease
（7）A． when	B． where	C． why	D． what
（8）A． gain	B． lose	C． increase	D． reduce
（9）A． eat	B． study	C． work	D．rest
（10）A． comfortable	B． uncomfortable	C． important	D． unimportant

Last Sunday was my 15th birthday. I was very exited. I couldn't wait to know what presents I would（1） 　　from my parents and my brother．

After supper, I walked into the living room with a big smile on my face, but         （2） 　　noticed me. Mom and Dad were（3） 　　their newspapers, my brother was watching TV. They didn't say a word! "They must forget my birthday!" I said to myself（4） 　　. I walked out of the living room. Suddenly, I （5） 　　a noise．So I went back to see（6） 　　it was. I couldn't believe my eyes! There were some（7） 　　on the table. "Surprise!" When I turned around, I saw my parents and my brother! They were singing Happy Birthday（8） 　　me and Mom was holding a big cake. We shared the（9） 　　and opened the presents happily．

It was really a（10） 　　day! I'll never forget it!

（1）A． borrow	B． get	C． keep
（2）A． somebody	B． anybody	C． nobody
（3）A． reading	B． sending	C． selling
（4）A． easily	B． sadly	C． warmly
（5）A． made	B． felt	C． heard
（6）A． what	B． which	C． when
（7）A． books	B． presents	C． computers
（8）A． to	B． in	C． on
（9）A． milk	B． juice	C．cake
（10）A． bad	B． nice	C．boring

This month, we had the honor of interviewing and six local change﹣makers aged from 11 to 17. These weren't stopped by their age or size or lack of resources, they saw a（1） 　　in the world around them and to step help where they could. They support female soldiers raise money through their efforts, teach other kids about life lessons, and use their free time to    （2） 　　the old trees we love so dearly in the community. Each of them had adults in their lives encouraging and supporting their work．

We were also honored to interview a famous writer for his new book, Start Now! You can Be a Change﹣maker．The book explains some of the world's big problems﹣hunger，health and animals in danger﹣in a way that young children can understand．The book shows them，through other kids' stories，how they can make a （3） 　　, too. In our interview with the writer，he shares that each time his children take a small action，such as recycling，he talks with them．He uses the moment to discuss how small changes can achieve a great effect．It's a step any of us can take to help children realize how（4） 　　they are．

At this time of year，we often hear lots of questions from parents．The most one is，"What volunteer chances are there for young children under 16?"The kids in the interview and in the book show us that parents don't have to find an organized event for their kids to take part in．They can create their own chances．As parents，teachers，aunts，uncles，and friends，it's our job to （5） 　　for what speaks to a child's heart，help the man to take that first step，and watch what their little hands can do．

   Start now，and you can raise a change﹣maker．

Editor of PARENTS Magazine

（1）A．sign	B．need	C．reason	D．change
（2）A．worry about	B．climb up	C．care for	D．cut down
（3）A．plan	B．mistake	C．decision	D．difference
（4）A．powerful	B．generous	C．happy	D．confident
（5）A．listen	B．pay	C．wait	D．leave

Patty got home after school as usual． She walked in， went to the sofa and sat down， looking at the （1） 　　．

"What′s wrong with you？ "asked Kathy， her elder sister．

"（2） 　　．"

Kathy was a thoughtful high school girl． She wouldn't leave things like that "You （3） 　　be in trouble． You're usually happy when you get home from school．

Patty kept sitting with her head down． "I hate school! I hate my class! I hate that new（4） 　　．

"l know what you mean， Patty． You don' t hate anyone．

"Well! Jemy told my best friend Betty， that she would make friends with her if Betty（5） 　　being my friend． And now Betty doesn't play with me after class．"

"Thats not very （6） 　　， Kathy said， How about your other friends？ You have other friends，don't you？"

"Yes， "Patty answered， trying not to cry． "（7） 　　Jerry made me lose my best friend．

"Patty， you didn' t lose your friend．"

"l just told you，I did!"

"Listen， my little sister． You don't lose friends． You just （8） 　　your real friends． Your

real friends will （9） 　　leave you when they meet new friends．"

The next day， Patty walked in， went to the sofa and sat down as yesterday． But the difference was that the （10） 　　look came back to her face． It was clear that she had got out of the trouble．

（1）A． door	B．window	C．floor
（2）A． Something	B． Nothing	C． Everything
（3）A． should	B．must	C．would
（4）A． girl	B．boy	C．teacher
（5）A． considered	B．preferred	C．stopped
（6）A．nice	B．helpful	C．easy
（7）A． So	B．And	C．But
（8）A． find out	B． care for	C．hear from
（9）A． sometimes	B．never	C．seldom
（10）A． angry	B．happy	C．peaceful

Chins Mobille 4G 16：74 43% Teaching material discussion group 15

Hi! I 'm doing a survey on teaching materials in school． What kind of textbooks do you use？ Do you think the use of photocopied（复印的） netbooks and newspaper articles in the classroom can be accepted？ Please give your （1） 　　．

The use of such materials is certainly not （2） 　　for writers． Textbooks are like other creative works． Many people have to put their efforts in the writing of a book． The efforts of the writers and publishers will be totally wasted if everyone photocopies their textbooks． I can't imagine that!

I don' t think it right to use photocopied materials even in the classroom because it's against the law． Teachers should set a good example for their students by （3） 　　the law．

Copied books are as good as copyrighted（正版的）ones， but they don't （4） 　　much， usually less than half the price． In addition， it is so （5） 　　to use copied materials． When we want to share something good we just have it photocopied． I think photocopying is OK because publishers are still making a lot of money anyway．

Most of the time， teachers make sure their students do not use photocopied materials． But I know some teachers do use photocopied newspaper articles sometimes， as their students are eager to learn more to widen their views． As you know，teachers always put the （6） 　　of students above anying else． After all， you can't expect all the students to buy newspapers．

Wow! Thank you for sharing so many ideas!

（1）A）thanks	B）lessons	C） excuses	D）opinions
（2）A）easy	B）fair	C）common	D）traditional
（3）A）changing	B）explaining	C）respecting	D）making
（4）A）save	B）affect	C）offer	D）cost
（5）A）convenient	B）strange	C）exciting	D）difficult
（6）A）actions	B）needs	C）records	D）attitudes

Children like to copy（模仿）what they hear．They copy their parents，their friends and even the TV．This teaches them how to speak the language．Copying is also（36） 　　for students of a second language．When you listen to foreigners speak English，repeat （37）____ 　　they say．

Children don't practice grammar，but they can use the language to talk about things that （38）______them．They don't complain （39） 　　their small vocabulary or poor grammar．They can find ways to express themselves，and they do it（40） 　　．

Students who are learning English should also pay their attention to （41） 　　．Look for chances to talk with people in English．If you can't find a （42） 　　to talk to，you may talk with other students who know English instead．（43） 　　an English discussion and talk about music，movies（44） 　　whatever interests you．Don't worry about（45） 　　．The objective（目标）is to learn how to communicate easily and comfortably．Remember that you can communicate successfully even with a small vocabulary．

36．A．terrible	B．good	C．bad	D．unimportant
37．A．when	B．where	C．what	D．which
38．A．interest	B．surprise	C．bore	D．excite
39．A．about	B．on	C．in	D．for
40．A．carefully	B．differently	C．successfully	D．politely
41．A．grammar	B．communication	C．vocabulary	D．sentences
42．A．book	B．topic	C．chance	D．foreigner
43．A．Send	B．Build	C．Use	D．Start
44．A．so	B．but	C．or	D．although
45．A．making mistakes	B．having exams	C．wasting time	D．having lessons

I love animals．However，there is one animal that I love more than any other﹣﹣my（26） 　　，Zoe．My family got Zoe when she was only eight weeks old．I loved her the first time I saw her，（27） 　　a few days later we found that something was wrong．Zoe was really（28） 　　，so we had to take her to the animal hospital quickly．

Zoe got a serious illness，and I was scared that she wouldn't （29） 　　the pain．After a long time，Zoe came home from the hospital，but the illness damaged her （30） 　　，Zoe was deaf．

I （31） 　　that I wouldn't let that change her life，so I began （32） 　　her sign languages so that she could learn orders．I helped（33） 　　to learn to sit，come，and do all the other things that dogs do．

Today，Zoe is a happy four﹣year﹣old dog．We spend lots of time（34） 　　，for example，when I'm playing the piano，Zoe jumps up to try to play，too!I guess that part of loving a dog is （35） 　　it．Play with it often，and find a way to train it．In return，your dog will give you so much love．

26．A．cat	B．dog	C．rabbit	D．bird
27．A．so	B．because	C．but	D．unless
28．A．sick	B．active	C．shy	D．lazy
29．A．keep	B．stand	C．improve	D．catch
30．A．ears	B．nose	C．eyes	D．teeth
31．A．imagined	B．expected	C．agreed	D．decided
32．A．lending	B．offering	C．teaching	D．sending
33．A．her	B．hers	C．him	D．his
34．A．carefully	B．together	C．quietly	D．abroad
35．A．checking out	B．listening to	C．trying out	D．looking after

It's the day before Christmas．Karen Hartley，33，was skiing（滑雪）by（41） 　　at Powder Mountain in Utah．By mistake，she began to ski off the trail．Soon she（42） 　　．She shouted for help，but no one heard her．Night came，and the temperature（43） 　　below freezing（凝冻）．Karen was very cold and afraid of（44） 　　．But she stayed calm．She played music in her mind and danced all night long to stay（45） 　　．She danced to old disco songs，pop songs，and Christmas songs．"It was either dance（46） 　　die，"she said．"I kept on（47） 　　．I didn't give up．"

The next morning，a helicopter began to（48） 　　Karen．After 18 hours in the cold，she was（49） 　　just before it's too late．Karen was very cold but all right．She（50） 　　Christmas Day in a hot tub（浴缸）．

41．A．himself	B．herself	C．myself	D．itself
42．A．got up	B．got to	C．got off	D．got lost
43．A．fell	B．felt	C．rose	D．stayed
44．A．die	B．dead	C．death	D．died
45．A．cold	B．warm	C．hot	D．cool
46．A．but	B．and	C．nor	D．or
47．A．dance	B．to dance	C．dancing	D．danced
48．A．look for	B．look at	C．look up	D．look back
49．A．rescue	B．rescues	C．rescuing	D．rescued
50．A．cost	B．spent	C．took	D．paid

A woman was waiting for her plane at an airport．

She bought a bag of cookies，found a place to （46） 　　and took out her （47） 　　．She started to read and （48） 　　noticed that a man，sitting beside her，took a cookies （49） 　　her bag．She just （50） 　　not to see this．So she ate the cookies quickly and at the same time watched how the shameless （51） 　　was stealing her cookies．She thought to herself．"If I wasn't such a （n）（52） 　　person，I would hit him in the eye．"

（53） 　　only one cookies was left，she looked with interest and （54） 　　what he would do．He smiled，took the （55） 　　cookies and broke it in half．She thought．"This guy is so impolite，he didn't even show any （56） 　　!"

After her flight was called，the woman （57） 　　her luggage and headed to the gate．She took her seat in the（58） 　　，and started to look for her book，which was almost completed．As she reached her luggage，she gasped（喘气） with （59） 　　，because there was an unopened bag of cookies．A terrible thought crossed her mind．"If my cookies bag is here，the other one was his and he just tried to （60） 　　．"She realized that she was the impolite one，but it was too late to say sorry to him．

46．A．stand	B．sit	C．lie	D．walk
47．A．book	B．phone	C．ticket	D．wallet
48．A．proudly	B．hardly	C．really	D．suddenly
49．A．on	B．at	C．from	D．to
50．A．tried	B．preferred	C．hoped	D．meant
51．A．pilot	B．worker	C．thief	D．waiter
52．A．right	B．nice	C．special	D．old
53．A．When	B．Where	C．What	D．How
54．A．planned	B．asked	C．found	D．wondered
55．A．big	B．first	C．small	D．last
56．A．interest	B．thanks	C．courage	D．pleasure
57．A．posted	B．opened	C．collected	D．forgot
58．A．hall	B．airport	C．plane	D．car
59．A．surprise	B．happiness	C．sadness	D．pain
60．A．save	B．take	C．sell	D．share

My son lived in New York． Last winter my husband and I （1） 　　him there． One day， while we were walking down the street， my son went to a store to see （2） 　　there was a coat he wanted．

It was very cold． I went over to a supermarket to buy some chocolate， but my husband waited outside alone． When I came out， my husband was talking to a （3） 　　man． I saw my husband （4） 　　his gloves and hat and pass them to Frank， the homeless man．

Frank said he had been living in New York before a heavy rainstorm hit the city in the autumn of the year． He lost his （5） 　　in the rainstorm， so he had no place to sleep． He was begging and trying to get ￥25to find a cheap （6） 　　where he could sleep for some hours． All he owned to keep （7） 　　was a jacket． My husband's gloves and hat were surprising gifts for him．

After a while， my son came out of the store， and a new coat was in his hand． I asked him what he was going to do with the old one． He said he would （8） 　　keep it． I told him the story and suggested leaving it to Frank． （9） 　　our great surprise， my son walked up to Frank and （10） 　　the new coat to him． Frank asked， "Did you buy this for me？" My son said no， but he wanted Frank to have （11） 　　． Frank stood there （12） 　　the coat， with something wet in his eyes． He （13） 　　us with his whole heart． He said he would try to find a job as （14） 　　as possible to support himself．

My son couldn't get the picture of Frank out of his mind． He went home， took out all his clothes that didn't （15） 　　him， and posted them to a shelter（避难所）． He has done this a few times since then．

（1）A． visited	B． protected	C． noticed	D． memorized
（2）A． which	B． if	C． why	D． how
（3）A． careless	B． hopeless	C． helpless	D． homeless
（4）A． get off	B． turn off	C． take off	D． go off
（5）A． coat	B． key	C． home	D． food
（6）A． hospital	B． shop	C． office	D． hotel
（7）A． clean	B． brave	C． warm	D． fair
（8）A． certainly	B． suddenly	C． patiently	D． politely
（9）A． On	B． To	C． With	D． For
（10）A． returned	B． connected	C． gave	D． sent
（11）A． it	B． him	C． her	D． them
（12）A． making	B． washing	C． selling	D． holding
（13）A． thanked	B． introduced	C． taught	D． pushed
（14）A． often	B． soon	C． long	D． far
（15）A． hurt	B． fit	C． change	D． improve

It was a hot summer evening． Kevin and his brother Alan were （1） 　　soccer in the backyard． After a while， they decided to drink some orange juice and watch TV in the house． （2） 　　the TV was off． Alan tried to turn it back on， but （3） 　　happened． They soon realized that there was no electricity（电）． What could they do？ Kevin suggested going outside to do some（4） 　　watching． Without streetlights， the stars were bright and （5） 　　to see． Lying on the grass， they saw different kinds of stars （6） 　　they even saw the planet Mars． Kevin and Alan had never realized （7） 　　fantastic the night sky could be．

After watching the stars for an hour， the boys （8） 　　the house． It was very dark except for a few （9） 　　that their parents had lighted． The family spent the night playing cards and telling stories by candlelight． Kevin and Alan had never thought of having such a night （10） 　　electricity like that before． They really enjoyed watching stars．

（1）A． buying	B． selling	C． playing
（2）A． Luckily	B． Suddenly	C． Certainly
（3）A． everything	B． anything	C． nothing
（4）A． flowers	B． stars	C． birds
（5）A． easy	B． difficult	C． impossible
（6）A． or	B． and	C． but
（7）A． what	B． how	C． which
（8）A． went into	B． went over	C． went up
（9）A． matches	B． lights	C． candles
（10）A． without	B． with	C． throughout