2018年_某市初中教师招聘英语教师考试试题

2018年某市初中教师招聘 英语 关于好奇心的名言警句英语高中英语词汇下载高中英语词汇 下载英语衡水体下载小学英语关于形容词和副词的题 教师考试试 题 快递公司问题件快递公司问题件货款处理关于圆的周长面积重点题型关于解方程组的题及答案关于南海问题 （上）一、单项选择（每小题1分，共20分）(  )1.Thiscourseis    mustforstudentswhowanttoworkinthefilmindustryas   editor.A.不填；           B.a;an     C.不填;the          D.a;the(  )2.Toorderticketsfor2018OlympicGames,justcall952018.It   besimpler.A. must            B.could      C.mustn’t          D.couldn’t(  )3.Asweknow,tomatoescanbecooked,juiced,eatenwhole,slicedor    .A.whatever         B.whenever    C.however       D.wherever(  )4.WeaskedbothJohnandJerry,but    couldofferasatisfactoryanswer.A.either           B.neither       C.nothing       D.none(  )5.Chinaisdevelopingaruralhealthcareservicesystem,     Iamsuremorepeasantswillbenefit.A.ofwhich        B.fromwhich    C.inwhich     D.aboutwhich(  )6.–WhatifIdobadlyatthejobinterview?–   Youshouldhaveconfidenceinyourself.A.Givemeahand.    B.Takeiteasy.   C.Congratulations!  D.Takecare!(  )7.Heisaheavysmokerandevenhishair     thesmellofcigarettes.A.givesup      B.givesaway     C.givesoff      D.givesin(  )8.    in2005,DisneylandinHongKonghasenjoyedgreatsuccess.A.Havingcompleted  B.Completed  C.Completing  D.Tocomplete(  )9.Measureshavebeentakentosolvetheproblem,butitmaybesometime    thesituationimproves.A.since        B.when      C.unless     D.before(  )10.Idon’tcarewhetherheishonestornot;    ,Idon’tlikehim.A.anyway    B.though     C.but    D.however(  )11.–Wheredidyoufindthewallet?–Itwasatstadium     Iplayedfootball.A.that    B.where   C.which  D.there(  )12.Hewouldhavepaid    forthehouseifthesalesgirlhadinsistedbecausehewasreallyfondofit.A.astwicemuchas  B.muchastwice  C.twiceasmuch  D.twicemuchas(  )13.ThoughConfuciushaslonggone,hispowerfulideasundoubtedly     Chinesesocietyandtradition.A.shaped  B.formed   C.laid  D.made(  )14.Hewantedtosleep,butnosooner     hiseyesthanthedesiretosleeplefthim.A.hadheclosed   B.hehadclosed  C.didheclose  D.heclosed(  )15.Themedicineisonsaleeverywhere.Youcangetitat    chemist’s.A.each   B.certain   C.some     D.any(  )16.    ,Iwouldgiveupsmoking.A.IfIwereyou   B.IfIamyou    C.IfIwasyou    D.IfIamlikeyou(  )17.Manyaboy    playingbasketball.A.likes     B.like    C.tolike    D.havelike(  )18.Itisimpossibleto    thenewsunlessyouneedthenewspapereveryday.A.lookupin    B.keepupwith  C.putupwith   D.catchup(  )19.Themeetingispostponeduntilnextweek,    wewon’tbesobusy.A.since     B.when    C.while     D.that(  )20.It’ssocold,IthinkIwillhaveacupofhotcoffee    acolddrink.A.than     B.nomorethan   C.ratherthan    D.morethan 二、完形填空（每小题1.5分，共30分）InJune1985,twoBritishmountaineersJoeSimpsonandSimonYatesmadethefirst-everclimbofthe21,000-footsnow-coveredSiulaGrandemountaininPeru.Itwasanexceptionally21job,butnothingcomparedtowhatwasto22.Earlyintheprocess,Simpson23andbrokehisrightknee.Yatescouldhave24himbutmanagedtofindawayof25himdownthemountainsonaropeinaseriesofdifficultdrops.ThenSimpsonfellintoacrevasse(裂缝)andYateseventuallyhadno26buttocutthe27,completelyconvincedthathisfriendwasnow28.Inhisbookonthe29,JoeSimpsonwrote: 30 Ilookedatthedistantmoraines(冰碛),IknowthatImustatleasttryIwouldprobably31thereamongthoserocks.IfIdied,well,thatwasn’tso32,butIwouldn’thave    33waitedforittohappen.The34ofdyingnolongeraffectedmeasithadinthecrevasseatfirst.Inowhadachanceto35itandstruggleagainstit.ThesurvivalofYateshimselfwas36.ThatSimpsonsomehowfoundawayof37outofthecrevasseafter12hoursandthencrawled(爬行)and38himselfsixmilesbacktocamp,        39threedaysandmightwithoutfoodordrink,wouldbeconsideredasaheroicfiction.Butinfactitwasso40.(  )21. A.tough    B.good     C.easy      D.new(  )22. A.became  B.end      C.come     D.change(  )23. A.bent     B.fell      C.raised     D.survived(  )24. A.helped   B.saved    C.pulled     D.abandoned(  )25. A.throwing B.turning   C.lowering   D.setting(  )26. A.idea     B.hope     C.choice     D.chance(  )27. A.rope     B.wire       C.finger       D.tree(  )28. A.safe     B.dead       C.alive        D.hurt(  )29. A.person   B.partner     C.mountain    D.climb(  )30. A.Before    B.Unless    C.As         D.If(  )31. A.stickout  B.holdout   C.hangout     D.dieout(  )32. A.happy    B.great      C.funny       D.surprising(  )33. A.ever      B.just      C.almost       D.never(  )34. A.horror    B.dream    C.picture       D.imagination(  )35. A.face      B.defeat    C.solve        D.consider(  )36. A.common  B.evident   C.extraordinary  D.lucky(  )37. A.running   B.walking  C.climbing      D.escaping(  )38. A.brought   B.pushed   C.carried       D.dropped(  )39. A.going     B.lasting   C.expecting     D.sharing(  )40. A.particular B.usual     C.true          D.interesting三、阅读理解（每小题2分，共40分）                                   AMyparentsknewtheirwealth:eachother,theirsixchildren,andtheirfaith.Theytriedtolivesimplelivessothattheycouldhavetimeforwhatwasmostimportant.Theydidn’tbusythemselvesbuyingabiggerhouse,becausethatwouldmeanworkinghardertopaythemonthlymortgage(按揭贷款)，workingovertimeortakingsecondjob.Whowouldgorunningwithmethen?Whowouldreadstoriestome?Theydidn’tburdenthemselveswithbuyinganexpensivecarbecausethatwouldmeanworryingaboutinstallment(分期付款)bills.Besides,walkingtotheshoppingcentreeverySaturdayafternoonwithmegavemydadhisneededexercise,andmademefeelsospecial.Oneofmyheart’sdelightswasseeingDadandMomintheirbedroomatnight,afterournightlyfamilyprayer.Thelightswereturnedoff,andI’dseethefigureofmyfatherseatedonhisoldchairandMomstandingbehindhim,gentlymassaging(按摩)hisshoulders.I’dhearthemtalkaboutwhathappenedduringtheirday.Evenasachild,Isensedtheirquietpleasureinbeingtogether.Myquestiontoday:Couldtheyhavedonethisrichritual(仪式)eachnightandnourished(滋润)theirmarriageiftheyhadbeenbusypayingforexpensiveclothesforthemselvesortheirkids,oriftheyhadbeenworryingaboutmonthlybillsfornewhi-techequipment?Idon’tthinkso.AndI’vemadeachoice:Idon’twantthatoflifeeither.(  )41.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheauthor’sfamily?A.     Thereweresixpeopleinthefamily.B.     Theydecidedtobuyabiggerhouse.C.     Theylivedaneasyandhappylife.D.    Theyhadasecond-handcar  )42.Whatdidtheparentsregularlydowiththeauthor?A.       Theywrotestoriestogether.B.       Theyreadnewspaperstogether.C.       Theyregularlytookexercisetogether.D.      Theywentshoppingtogethereachday.(  )43.Theauthorbelievedthathis/herparents’happinesswasdueto     A.       theirattitudetowardslifeB.       theirloveforeachotherC.       theircommoninterestsD.      theirabilitytocommunicatewitheachother(  )44.Itcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphthattheauthor     .A.       gotboredwithhis/herparents’wayofeducatingkidsB.       wasinfluencedbyhis/herparents’lifestyleC.       didn’twanttofollowhis/herparents’adviceD.      didn’twanttolivethesamelifeashis/herparents                            BTheCEOofApple,SteveJobs’storyaboutdeathWhenIwas17,Ireadaquotethatwentsomethinglike:“Ifyouliveeachdayasifitwereyourlast,somedayyou’llmostcertainlyberight.”Itmadeanimpressiononme,andsincethen,forthepast33years,Ihavelookedinthemirroreverymorningandaskedmyself,“Iftodaywerethelastdayofmylife,wouldIwanttodowhatIamabouttodotoday?”RememberingthatI’llbedeadsoonisthemostimportanttoolI’veeverencountered(遇到)tohelpmemakethebigchoicesinlife.AboutayearagoIwasdiagnosedwithcancer.Thedoctorstoldmethiswasalmostcertainlyatypeofcancerthatwasincurable,andthatIwouldlivenolongerthanthreetosixmonths.Mydoctoradvisedmetogohomeandgetmyaffairsinorder,whichisdoctor’codeforpreparingyourselftodie.Ilivedwiththatdiagnosisallday.Iwascompletelyindespair.LaterthateveningIhadanotherbiopsy(活组织检查)andmywifetoldmethattumor(肿瘤)turnedouttobecurablewithsurgery.IhadthesurgeryandI’mfinenow.ThiswastheclosestI’vbeentofacingdeath.Totellthetruth,noonewantstodie.Andyetdeathisthedestinationweallshare.Noonehaseverescapedit.Itclearsouttheoldtomakeroomforthenew.Rightnowthenewisyou,butsomedaynottoolongfromnow,youwillgraduallybecometheoldandbeclearedaway.Yourtimeissolimitedthatyoushouldn’twasteitrepeatingsomeoneelse’life.Don’tbetrappedbydogma—whichislivingwiththeresultsofotherpeople’thinking.Don’tletthenoiseofothers’opinionsdrownoutyourowninnervoice.Andmostimportant,havethecouragetofollowyourheart.Itsomehowalreadyknowswhatyoutrulywanttobecome.Everythingelseissecondary.(  )45.Thedoctoradvisedtheauthortogohomeandgethisaffairsinorderbecause    .A．hehadtorestathomeB．hisdiseasecouldn’tbecuredC．hisdiseasewasnotseriousatallD．hehadtowaitfortheresultoftherest(  )46.Howdidtheauthorfeelafterthediagnosis?A.Calm       B.Excited         C.Hopeless       D.Optimistic(  )47.Howdidtheauthorthinkofdeath?A.HethinksitisnothingtobescaredofB.HethinksitisimpossibletoavoidC.HethinksitisnottheendoflifeD.Hethinksitisthebeginningofanewlife(  )48.Intheauthor’sopinion,weshould     .A.followothers’advice              B.dowhatwewantC.keepapositiveattitudetowardslife  D.takeexerciseandkeephealthyCWhat’sontonight10pm(NBC)ERInthis300thepisode(集)，wefindthestafftreating300patientsinanoverflowingemergencyroom.PeterFondamakesaguestappearance(客串出场)asahusbandwhorushestothehospitalwhenhehearsthathiswifehasbeeninacaraccident,andunexpectedlymeetsupwithsomeonehispast.8PM(HBO)SANDANDSORROWGeorgeClooneynarratesthisdocumentary,directedbyPaulFreedman,aboutthecivilwarinSudan.ItfollowsJohnPrendergast,ahumanrightsactivist,SamanthaPower,aHarvardprofessor,andTheNewYorkTimescolumnistNicholasKristofastheyjourneyfromrefugee(难民)campsalongtheChad-SudanbordertotheUnitedStatestodefendthecaseofthehundredsofthousandswhohavelosttheirlives.9PM(Ovation)ARTSAFARIForAmericanartists,itcanbeajungleoutthere.Insixback-to-backhalf-hourepisodes,thisserieslooksatafewwhohavesurvivedthelastcoupleofdecades,startingwithMatthewBarney,SophieCalle,GregSchneiderandSantiagoSierra.9pm(Discovery)LASTONESTANDINGThesixathletescompeteinlog(原木)racinginaKrahovillageincentralBrazilaspartofthecoming-of-age(成年人)ceremonyforthechief’sgranddaughter.8pm(ABC)BARBARAWALTERSPRESENTSTHE10MOSTFASCINATINGPEOPLEOF2007Ms.Waltersgetspersonalwiththepeoplewhomosttouchedherthisyear,includingVictoriaandDavidBeckham,JustinTimberlake,KatherineHeiglandothers.(  )49.PeoplewholiketowatchfictionalTVserieswillturnto    .A.NBC          B.HBO    C.Ovation        D.ABC(  )50.Accordingtothepassage,SANDANDSORROW     .A.     issetinSudanB.     isdirectedbyGeorgeClooneyC.     isabouttheAmericanCivilWarD.    iscenteredonHarvardprofessor(  )51.At9pmyoucanenjoyatraditionceremony     .A.     forsomeathletesB.     forsomeAmericanartistsC.     whichcelebratesatraditionalholidayD.    whichmarksagirl’sgrowthintoadulthood(  )52.Whowillhosttheprogrampresentingthemostfascinatingpeopleof2007?A.     PeterFonda   B.GeorgeClooney  C.MatthewBarney  D.BarbaraWalters DExploringspaceisadreamsharedbymanypeople,butfewhaveeverexperiencedthethrillofspaceadventure.Afewyearsago,thatfieldwasopenonlytothosewhoworkedforNASAorthespaceprogramsofothernations.Butnowprivatecompaniesaregettingintothespacerace.GoogleandtheXPRIZE Foundationhavejoinedforcestochallengeordinarypeopletoexplorethemoon.Thefirstteamthatsuccessfullysoft-landsaroboticrover(天体登陆车)onthemoonwillreceivea$20millionprize.Thesecondteamtotouchdownonthemoonwillwin$5million.Teamscanalsowinanadditional$5millioninbonusprizesforcompletingtaskssuchasdiscoveringwaterice.Towin,contestants(竞争者)mustlandtheircraftonthesurfaceofthemoonandletitroam(漫游)formorethan500meters,or1,640feet.ThecraftmustalsosendvideoandInternetclips(片段)backtoEarthinrealtime.GoogleandtheXPRIZEFoundationannouncedthecompetitiononSeptember13.2007.“TheGoogleLunar X Prizecalls on entrepreneurs(企业家)andengineers fromaroundtheworldreturnustothelunarsurfaceandexplorethisenvironmentforthebenefitofallhumanity,”saidPeterH.Diamandis,theheadofthefoundation, when thecontestwasannounced.“Wehopetobringthishistoricprivatespaceraceintoeveryhomeandclassroom,”headded.TeamsarealreadygatheringatthefirstcommercialspaceportintheMojaveDessertinCaliforniatoworkontheirspaceshipdesigns.ContestantshaveuntilDecember31,2018toqualify(取得资格)forthecontest,which endsin2018.Thelasttimehumanswenttothemoon,thevoyageinspiredagenerationofscientistsand explorers.GoogleandtheXPRIXEFoundationarehopingthattheircontestwillgetevenmorepeopletoreachforthemoon,thestarsandbeyond.(  )53.Ifthefirstteamland theircraftonthesurfaceofthemoonanddiscoverwaterice,howmuchprizemoneywilltheyreceive?A.$5million.           B.$10million.C.$20million.         D.$25million.(  )54.WhyareGoogleandtheXPRIXEFoundationcallingonpeopletogotothemoon?A.Furtherexplorationofthemoonwillbenefitmankind.B.Theywanteveryonetojoininthespacerace.C.TheyrequirevideoandInternetclipsofthemoon’ssurface.D.Theyhopethatnewexplorationwillfindlifeonthemoon.(  )55.Itcanbelearnedfromthepassage that      .A.noprivatecompanyhaseversetfootonthemoonsofarB.contestantscanwintheprizesolongastheytouchdownonthemoonC.contestants don’t havetodesigntheirownspaceships.D.thecontestwillendin2018(  )56.what’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.Morescientistsareworkingonspaceshipdesigns.B.Google andtheX PRIZEFoundationjoinedforcestolandonthemoon.C.Moreteamsareencouragedtojoinintheracetoexplorethemoon.D.ThefirstcommercialspaceporthasjustbeencompletedinCalifornia. EBertBolin, a Swedishclimate scientistandco—founderoftheNobelPeacePrize—winningUNpanel(专门研究小组)onclimatechange,hasdiedatage82.Asearlyasthe1950s,Bolinproducedresearchonthecirculationofcarboninnaturethatremainsrelatedtothedebateonclimatechange.HeplayedakeyroleincommunicatingthedangersofclimatechangeandservedasthefirstchairmanoftheUN’sIntergovernmentalPanelonClimateChange(IPCC)from1988to1988.Thepanelwonthe2007NobelPeacePrizealongwithformerVicePresidentAlGoreforhelpingalert(警告)theworldtothethreatofglobalwarming.BolindiedonSundayinaStockholmhospitalfromstomachcancer,butwasactiveuntilthreedaysbeforehisdeath,saidhiscolleagueHenningRodhe,aprofessorinchemicalmeteorology.(气象学)atStockholmUniversity.“He wasagreatorganizerandleaderandplayedanimportantroleinternationallyinestablishinglinksbetweenscientistsanddecision—makers,”RodhesaidonWednesdaywhenannouncingBolin'sdeath.“HewasveryhappythattheNobelPeacePrizewasawardedtotheIPCCandAlGore.Hewasespeciall