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广州市海珠区2016-2017学年第一学期八年级上英语期末试卷 - 百度文库

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Almosteveryonehasafavouritenumber.Johnlovesthenumberthree.Itis___1___numberfromonetonine.JohnwasbornonMarch3,1983.He livesnowinThreeCrossesnearSwansea.Heworks___2___ateacherat NumberThreeLoyalSchool.Healwayssays,Canyouthinkofanynumber___3___thanthree?Johnhas___4___theamazingthingsaboutthenumberthreesincehewasachild.Forexample,infairytales,peoplealwaysgetthreewishes.HisfavouritestoryisThreeLittlePigs.Hecantthinkabout___5___badaboutthenumberthree.ThreeisreallyJohnsfavouritenumber. 1.A.third 2.A.as 3.A.good 4.A.study B.thethird B.by C.three C.of D.thethree D.out D.thebest D.studying B.well B.studies C.better C.studied 5.A.anything (B)

B.something C.everything D.nothing Greatinventionschangepeopleslives.Vendingmachine()is perhapsoneof___6___ones.Startingfromsnackstodrinks,vendingmachines provideas___7___thingsasyoucanthinkof.Ofcourse,youwontgetanything ___8___youputmoneyinit.

ThestoryofvendingmachinesstartedwiththeearliestvendingmachineinGreek templesfoesellingwater.Overahundredyearsago,people___9___tosellpostcards

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withvendingmachinesinLondon.LaterinPhiladelphia,anewvendingmachine calledcoinoperatedrestaurantappeared.Thecompanymadetherestaurantabig ___10___.Infact,suchrestaurantshavebeenpopular___11___manyyears,even today.

Vendingmachineshaveintroducedpeople___12___differentshopping experiences.Theyofferhelpwhenpeoplehavetrouble___13___timeforshopping. A24-hourstorecansolvethetimeproblemaswell.___14___,ittakestimetobuilda store.Moreover,atleastonepersonhastostayatthestorealldaylong. We___15___reallythanktheinventorofthevendingmachinebecauseithasmadelifeeasierandmoreconvenient. 6.A.practical B.Morepractical C.morepractically 7.A.many 8.A.if 9.A.begin D.themostpractical C.more C.unless D.most D.after B.much B.when B.began C.willbegin C.successful C.since D.havebegun D.successfully D.with 10.A.success 11.A.in 12.A.by B.succeed B.for B.at C.to D.into D.saving D.However D.haveto 13.A.save 14.A.Or 15.A.can B.saved C.tosave B.So C.And B.may C.should գ10С⣻ÿС1.5֣15֣ Ķģ⣬Ȼ16~25ABCDУѡѡڴ⿨ϽͿڡ

Oncesomerabbitslivedhappilytogetherinaforest.Awiseoldrabbitsaidtotheothers,Thereisatigerinourarea.Youshouldnot___16___yourhomeswhilethetigerisaround.

Therabbitsfollowedhis___17___.Theyneverplayedorateintheareawherethetigerappeared.Thetigerhadbeenthereforseveraldays,buthedidntfindanyanimal.Feeling___18___,thetigerwalkedtiredly.

Butayoungrabbitsawthetiger.Hethought,Thetigerlooksthinand___19___.Heisntreallydangerous.

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Thenextmorning,therabbitcametothesame___20___,waitingforthetiger. Thetigerhadactuallynoticedtheyoungrabbitbutitwastoofar.Sothetiger___21___.

Nothinghappened.Thethirdday,theyoungrabbitbecamebraver.Hewalked ___22___tothetiger.Thetigerstilldidntmakeanymovebecauseofthelong distance.

Onthefourthday,therabbitateonthegrassland.Luckily,thetigerwas ___23___thatday,sohedidntwanttoeattherabbit.Therabbitthought,Thetiger doesnthurtrabbitsatall. Onthefifthday,asthetigerwasrestingquietly,theyoungrabbit___24___went tohim.Whenthefoolishyoungrabbitwascloseenough,thetigercaughthimand madehima___25___. Whenotherrabbitsheardaboutthis,theywereallfrightened.Theoldrabbit sighed,Iftheyoungrabbithadlistenedtomeanddidntappearintheareawherethe tigerreturned,hewouldnthavedied. 16.A.come 17.Anews 18.A.lively 19.A.weak 20.A.room 21.A.left B.go C.leave D.stay D.information B.advice B.hungry B.strong B.house B.came B.higher B.full B.luckily B.grass C.promise C.happy D.frightened D.strict D.place D.jumped C.wise C.home C.rushed 22.A.lower 23.A.quiet 24.A.sadly 25.A.meal C.farther D.closer D.hungry D.confidently D.noise C.excited C.tiredly C.smile Ķڣ45֣

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(A)

AyoungmanappliedforthejoboftheofficeboyatMicrosoft.TheHR

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managerinterviewedhim.Andthenhewatchedhimcleaningthefloorasatest.

Youvepassedthetest,hesaidGivemeyouremailaddressandIllsendyoutheapplicationtofillin,aswellaswhenyoumaystartyourwork.

Themanreplied,ButIdonthaveacomputeroranemail.

Imsorry,saidtheHRmanager,Weareacomputercompany.Wecanthireamanwithoutanemail. Themanleftwithnohopeatall.Hedidntknowwhattodo,withonly10dollarsinhispocket.Hethendecidedtothesupermarketbuyaboxof10kgtomatoes.Hethensoldthetomatoesinadoor-to-doorway.Inlessthantwohours,hedoubledhismoney.Hedidthisthreemoretimes,andreturnedhomewith120dollars. Themanrealizedthathecouldmakealivinginthisway,andstartedtogoeverydayearly,andreturnlate.Hismoneydoubledortripledeveryday.Shortly,heboughtacart,thenatruck,andthenhehadhisowncompanysellingdifferentkindsoffoods.Fiveyearslater,themanbecameoneofthebiggestfoodsellersintheUS. OnedayafteraninterviewwithaTVreporter,thereporteraskedhimforhisemail.Themanreplied,Idonthaveanemail.Thereporteraskedcuriously.Youdonthaveanemail,andyetyouaresosuccessful.Canyouimaginewhatyoucouldhavebeenifyouhadanemail? Themanthoughtforawhileandreplied,Yes,IdbeanofficeboyatMicrosoft! 26.WhydidNOTtheyoungmangetajobatMicrosoft?

A.Becausehedidntpassthetest. B.Becausehedidnthaveanemail.

C.Becausehepreferredtoselltomatoes. D.Becauseheforgottofillintheapplication. 27.Howdidtheyoungmansellhistomatoes? A.Hesoldthemonline. B.Hesoldtheminasupermarket. C.Hesoldthemfromhousetohouse.

D.HesoldthembyputtingadvertisementonTV.

28.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordcuriouslymeaninthelastparagraph?

A.Feelinginterestedandwantingtoknowmore. B.Feelingexcitedandnotabletorelax. C.Feelinghappyandnotabletostop. D.Feelingsadandwantingtocry.

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