题型:阅读还原 题类:常考题 难易度:普通
福建省厦门市思明区湖滨中学2019-2020学年七年级上学期英语期中考试试卷
My mother is a nice woman. She is 37 years old. She is tall with a small mouth. She is a good Chinese teacher. Her students like her very much and they like her clothes, too. Her clothes are always blue. She thinks a woman in blue looks young. My mother can speak English very well. Students like the helpful teacher. She works in Xiamen now but she wants to go to UK. She hopes to be an exchanged (交换) teacher.
A. She likes blue best. B. She has two big eyes. C. She wants to teach Chinese there. D. She works in No. 8 Middle School. E. She often helps students with English and Chinese. |
Do you often eat out?Do you often like to use disposable (一次性的) chopsticks?Do you think the chopsticks are safe? {#blank#}1{#/blank#}.
China produces 80 billion (十亿) pairs of such chopsticks every year. {#blank#}2{#/blank#}. Can you imagine how many trees have to be cut down every year?20 million. Can you imagine how old the trees are?20 years old.
Many people choose to use such chopsticks because they think they are cleaner. In fact,they're not safe. {#blank#}3{#/blank#}.
Several months ago, Huang Bo, a popular actor, wrote a message on his micro blog (微博).{#blank#}4{#/blank#} Once he went to a restaurant with his friends. He tried to wash the disposable chopsticks. He was surprised to find the chopsticks turned the water yellow and gave off a bad smell.
That's true. The smell show that they may be dealt with sulphur (硫磺) and other chemicals (化学制品). That's very bad for people's health.
{#blank#}5{#/blank#}. It is not only good for our own health but also helpful to save the environment.
A. He told us his experience. B. It's terrible for the forests. C. If so, it's time to drop this habit. D. Some may even be toxic (有毒的). E. Many people like to eat in restaurants. F. So it's better for people to carry their own chopsticks around |
Giving a speech in front of your class can be challenging. However, you can do something to make it success. First of all, you need to do something about your topic. For example, choose a topic about something you like, such as something that interests you or someone who is close to you. Once you've chosen your topic, try to find useful information about it online or from the library. As you do this, write down the information that supports your ideas in a valuable way.
Rehearsing(排练) your speech is also important. For this, you'd better write the script (讲稿) just like talking to your friends. Keep your script simple. Use interesting examples or stories to show your ideas. Once you finish your script, read it out loud to yourself and remember it. After that, write down 2 to 3 points that you may forget on a note card. Finally, you have to practice your speech in front of something or someone until you don't have to look at your note card.
In the end, it's time to give the speech. At this time, stand straight and hold your head high. This will show that you're confident. Show your listeners that you're excited by smiling before you begin and throughout the speech. Pause(停顿) after finishing a sentence, or after saying an important point. It will allow you time to collect your thoughts.
If you're out of breath while speaking or if your words start running together, you're most probably speaking too fast. If this happens, take a breath and slow down. While talking, look at your listeners, like friends. What's more, if you don't remember the next word or line, pause for one or two seconds to look at your note card. Before you begin speaking, take a deep breath, smile at your listeners, and then go on.
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{#blank#}2{#/blank#}for your speech | Choose a topic you are {#blank#}3{#/blank#}in. Collect information on your topic from books or on the {#blank#}4{#/blank#}. Write down the useful information. |
Rehearse your speech | Write a script in a {#blank#}5{#/blank#}way. Read the script, and make a note card that can help you {#blank#}6{#/blank#} the content. Keep {#blank#}7{#/blank#}your speech until you can make it very well. |
Give your speech | Use proper body language to show that you are {#blank#}8{#/blank#} and excited. Pause at the {#blank#}9{#/blank#}of a sentence or after saying an important point. |
{#blank#}10{#/blank#}speaking too fast. Look at your listeners while giving the speech. If you forget what to say next, look at your note care, breathe deeply, smile at your listeners, and then go on. |
A. Offering an Opinion B. Giving a Hand C. Never Saying Somebody Has Done Wrong D. Making Requests E. Saying Sorry F. Turning Down an Invitation |
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The young woman at the airline check-in desk meant no harm. She greeted a customer with a question which would be no problem in Chinese," What's your problem?" But this question is impolite in English, and the customer became very angry. In this situation, the young woman should say." May I help you?" or" How can I help you?" Then she would not be facing an unhappy traveler.
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Maybe you would like something. Instead of saying" Giving me a hamburger," say," Could I have a hamburger, please?" or "I'd like a hamburger." English speakers often use the expressions" please "and" thank you". When requesting something, use" Can I" or "Could I". In formal situations," May I" is the best.
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When someone asks your opinion, you don't want to make them feel upset by saying something they think is unkind. Maybe someone asks," What do you think of my idea?" Don't say," It's a terrible idea." if you don't like it. Say," I don't think it's the best idea." Then people will accept your opinion more easily.
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When you can't accept an invitation, don't say." I can't. I'm busy" Refuse in a more indirect way." I'm afraid I can't…" or" I'd love to, but…" or" That sounds great, but..." These phrases soften the message and make it easier to accept.
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Avoid saying others have done wrong. Don't say," You don't understand me." Say, Maybe I need to make clear what I mean." Give special attention to" I" or" We" rather than" you". Take time to learn polite phrasing. Then you'll make your communication with people more pleasant.
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