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学英语八年级下册第28期答案第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
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沈北新区2023—2024学年度下学期期中试题八年级英语试卷（考试时间110分钟，试卷满分120分）一、听力（共两节；满分30分）第一节（共8小题：每小题1.5分，共12分）听下面8段对话。
每段对话后有一道小题，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。
听完每段对话后，你将有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。
每段对话仅读一遍。
1. Who did the man go to Shenyang with?A. His parents.B. His classmates.C. His friends2. Where does the dialogue happen?A. In the restaurant.B. At home.C. In the clothes shop.3. When did the woman get up today?A. At 6:55.B. At 7:00.C. At 7:05.4. Who is answering the phone?A. DavidB. Wendy,C. Jenny:5. Where will the woman go this weekend?A. To the cinema.B. To the library.C. To the supermarket.6. When did ball et start in Western Europe?A. In the fifth century.B. In the fifteenth century.C. In the fiftieth century.7. What will the man do this evening?A. Do his homework.B. Go to the party.C. Go to the cinema.8. Which is the woman’s favorite traditional skill?A. Cormorant fishing.B. Paper cutting.C. Chinese knots?第二节（共12小题；每小题1.5分，共18分）听下面4段对话。
第四部分完型填空AAs late as 1800，women’s only place was in the home．No“nice”woman would __61C(dream )__ of entering what ,was strictly a male world．……62A(widely ) ……63B(signing) ……64D(open ) ……65A(accept) ……66B(after ) ……67A(it) ……68D(invention ) ……69D(fingers ) ……The idea __70B(that )__women could work in the business had been accepted．练习7：迟至1800年，妇女的地位仅仅是只能呆在家里。
没有“好”女人会梦想进入完全的男人世界BBefore 1836 the Texas area__91A(belonged )__to Spain and then to Mexico．……92D(Under ) ……93B(free) ……94A(other ) ……95B(as ) ……96C(declared ) ……97D(rebels ) ……98A(signed) ……99B(elected) ……The Republic of Texas did not become part__100B__ the United States for nine years because most north-emers opposed the annexation(合并)of another slave state．练习10：1836年以前得克萨斯州属于西班牙，之后属于墨西哥。
Buck and his mother and all the men smoked tobacco and talked,___21 A (while )____I was eating．22 D(was living) 23 C(was never heard) 24 B(but) 25A(that )26A(tO travel )27B(off )28A(share )29D(had never seen )30C(of )That house had everything a person could want，and the food was good，too．自测10：当我在吃饭的时候，巴克和他母亲和所有的男人在抽烟讲话。
九年级英语U1阅读理解题卷(A)Singapore’s public transport system (公共交通系统) is one of the best in the world, so you should have no problem finding your way around like a local . There are three main forms of public transport that you would find in any other major city—trains, buses and taxis.TRAINSTrains run from 6 a.m. to midnight. Single trip tickets start at 80 cents. If you buy an EZ-Link card for $15, you can ride the trains and buses all you like.If you need more information, just call Transit Link on 1800 767 4333.BUSESThere are several bus services in Singapore and fares (车费) start at 80 cents. Be sure to always ask the driver the cost of your ticket as he can not give changes.If you need help, just call Transit Link on 1800 767 4333.TAXISThere are three main taxi companies—City Cab (6552 2222), Comfort (6552 1111) and Tibs (6552 8888). Booking can also be made easily by calling the numbers listed above.RENTAL (租) CARSDriving in Singapore is a pleasure and if you like to travel at your own pace, renting a car is a good choice. Renting takes away the hassle of getting to places around Singapore. Just sit back and enjoy the city. It also means you’ll get to see a lot more that a train or a bus won’t let you see. For car rental, call Avis on +65 6737 1668.根据短文内容，选择正确答案。
初中英语-语篇-旅游与交通考试练习题姓名:_____________ 年级:____________ 学号:______________题型选择题填空题简答题xx题xx题xx题总分得分评卷人得分1、Do you want to have fun in Oxford? Take a bus tour.City Sightseeing Bus Tour in Oxford1．The first bus tour begins at 9:35 from _________.A ． Trinity CollegeB ． Oxford Railway StationC ． Gloucester Green Bus Station2．How much is a 24-hour family ticket?A ．£16.50.B ．£19.00.C ．£40.00.3．In Magdalen College, tourists can _________.A ． see the hall in theHarry Porter filmsB ． visit the bell tower in OxfordC ． find many book shops4．Which college has the best library to visit?A ． Exeter College.B ． Christ Church College.C ． Corpus Christi College.知识点：旅游与交通【答案】1．C2．C3．B4．C【分析】本文主要介绍了乘公共汽车在牛津观光的时间、费用，并对几个大学进行了简单介绍。
1．细节理解题。
由表格中“Gloucester Green Bus Station” ，“First Tour” 和“09:35” 可知，开始于 9:35 的第一次公共汽车旅行始于格洛斯特绿巴士站，故选 C 。
II.20个单词词组翻译,平时讲课强调的词汇和表达。
20分(仅仅是部分，待补充)等级制度a hierarchy of universal wants and needs灵感需求aesthetic stimulation多人关注的运动spectator sports北京元谋人Peking Man华北平原the Great North China Plain战国时期the Warring States Period天安门城楼Tian'anmen rostrum紫禁城the grand royal compound of the Forbidden City/the old imperial palace传统与现代的结合old meets new人民大会堂the Great Hall of the People武夷山风景区the Wuyishan Scenic Area丹霞地貌Danxia landform文人墨客men of letters摩崖蚀刻cliff inscriptions竹筏a bamboo raft悬棺hanging coffins云雾缭绕(be) shrouded with clouds and mists天王殿the Heavenly King Hall大雄宝殿the Grand Hall卧佛殿the Hall of the Reclining Buddha玉佛楼the Jade Buddha Chamber方丈室the Abbot's Room佛光a back halo观音Goddess of Mercy弟子disciple中国共产党the Communist Party of China国务院the State Council五星红旗the five—star red flag义勇军进行曲the March of the V olunteers社会主义市场经济the socialist market economy好莱坞大片Hollywood blockbusters悲惨世界Les Miserable歌剧魅影Phantom of the Opera最新技术state—of—the—art弥漫节日的气氛be permeated with a jubilant atmosphere身着节日的盛装in their holiday best灯火辉煌a blaze of light秋收冬藏autumn harvest and winter storage春耕夏锄spring plowing and summer weeding燕窝汤birds nest soup鱼翅shark’s fin soup海参sea cucumbers熊掌bears' paws｛宫保鸡丁Spicy Diced Chicken with Peanuts鱼香肉丝Fish—flavored Pork Shred麻婆豆腐Pockmarked Woman's Bean Curd回锅肉Twice cooked pork slices八仙过海Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea｝座位安排显示主人的生活阅历the seating arrangement will show the host'sophistication招待客人entertain guests兵马俑Terracotta Warriors and Horses开幕be inaugurated秦始皇陵Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum这些壮观的军队具有极高的艺术魅力，生动地反应了2000年前的中国人民的非凡智慧和杰出的创造力。
The train was running late， but the 35 aboriginal children who had travelled for two hours through the South Australian desert to meet it did not seem to mind. It was， after all， Australia's and one of the world‘s most unusual train journeys. When the Indian Pacific passenger train finally ground to a halt at Watson， a siding on Australia's transcontinental line，the children burst into a rendition of a Spanish Christmas song， “Feliz Navidad”， as Father Christmas disembarked to distribute gifts. Watson is a red desert moonscape on the Nullarbor Plain at the eastern end of the world's longest stretch of straight rail track， 478km （297 miles）。
This is a mere one-tenth of the 4，352km， three-day journey the train was making between Sydney on Australia‘s east coast and Perth on the west coast. The Indian Pacific and its predecessors， such as the Tea and Sugar Train that took provisions to isolated outback communities， were once symbols of Australia's conquest of its vast distances. But by the 1990s， air travel and the neglect of Australia’s railways by their federal and state-government owners almost killed the last east-west passenger train. After threatening to close the loss-making Indian Pacific， the federal government in Canberra sold it and the Ghan，another outback passenger train， to Great Southern Railway （GSR）， a British-owned private consortium， in 1997. GSR has now turned a first-year loss of A$20m （$15m） into a small operating profit by restoring rolling stock， hiring young， multi-skilled， non-unionised crews and re-marketing the trains to locals and tourists alike. One innovation was to send the Indian Pacific on a whistle-stop Christmas run taking gifts and music to the outback. This year's journey， the fifth，with impromptu concerts at remote sidings by Jimmy Barnes， an Australian rock star， drew the biggest crowds so far. Broken Hill， a town in western New South Wales struggling since its big silver， lead and zinc mine started winding down， now relies on the Indian Pacific‘s tourist passengers for economic lifeblood. The Ghan's revival on the north-south transcontinental line has been even more remarkable. The 65，000-plus passengers it carried through the Northern Territory in 2004 were 60% more than in the previous year. Public interest grew after the opening of a new line between Alice Springs and Darwin， allowing people to make the two-day journey from Adelaide by rail for the first time. GSR plans to double the Ghan‘s frequency in 2005. The railway revival still has inefficiencies to overcome. The Indian Pacific competes for space on the single track with trains that carry 80% of the freight between Australia's east and west coasts. Though most of the line is straight and flat，speed limitations mean this is not a journey for anyone in a hurry. 注（1）：本⽂选⾃Economist； 12/18/2004， p54-54， 2/5p； 注（2）：本⽂习题命题模仿对象2004年真题Text 1； 1.What was the Indian Pacific like before its selling to GSR？ [A]It always posed a threat to the federal government. [B]It was mainly used for carrying cargos. [C]It almost broke down and collapsed. [D]It helped Australia conquer its vast land. 2.Which of the following is not true about “the Indian Pacific”？ [A]It was not popular with passengers with its low speed. [B]It used to be a symbol of Australia's conquest of its vast distance. [C]It almost disappeared because of the air travel and the neglect of Australia's railway. [D]Many ways have been adopted to revive it. 3.The main idea of paragraph 3 and paragraph 4 is that __________. [A]what is the use of reviving the railway [B]what effect the revival of the railway has brought about [C]how to deal with the difficulties in the development of railway [D]how the measures are adopted to revive the collapsing railways 4.What benefit can the revival of the railway bring to some remote and rural area？ [A]It can bring happiness to the children there. [B]It can help develop the economy. [C]It can lessen the burden of the government. [D]It can bring a lot of job opportunities. 5.What difficulty is the Indian Pacific facing today？ [A]The train goes so slowly that many people will not take it. [B] The frequency of using the single track line is low. [C] The space for developing the Indian Pacific is not large enough. [D]Carrying passengers is less profitable than carrying the freight. 答案：CADBC 篇章剖析 本⽂介绍了澳⼤利亚⼀些通往内地的乘客列车由于某些原因⼏乎陷⼊关闭的境地，现在澳⼤利亚正在掀起复兴铁路的热潮。
2022课堂快线高二答案本试卷共四大题，12页，满分110分。
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听力部分一、听录音，选出你所听到的选项。
（5分）（）1、A. traffic B. train C. tell（）2、A. taxi B. film C. ship（）3、A. street B. sled C. straight（）4、A. stop B. go C. wait（）5、A. next weekend B. today C. tomorrow二、听录音，选择恰当的答语。
（10分）（）1、A. You can take the No.15 busB. You can see the No.15 bus.C. Go straight and you can see the cinema.（）2、A. It’s the post officeB. It’s next to the post office.C. It’s next to the supermarket.（）3、A. No, it isn’t.B. No, there isn’t.C. Yes, there isn’t.（）4、A. You’re right.B. You’re welcome.C. see you.三、听录音，判断下列句子与你所听内容是（T）否（F）一致。
旅游-2005年NPR美国国家公共电台九月-The Romance of Train Travel Never Fades
descends an hour earlier tonight. And tomorrow children in costumes will prowl
about.Thanksgiving can't be far behind. You've probably already made your travel arrangements,
the mere mention of a train trip sends commentator Ruth Levy Guyer into a reverie.
I am always daydreaming about train travel. Frozen lakes and mid-night sun on the Oslo-to-Arctic
route, gold mines in the vast outback along Australia's Indian Pacific line. But while it's intriguing
to contemplate the exotic, I also get Jazzed riding rolling stock along the Northeast corridor. Every
week from January to May. I ride the rails. Monday mornings, I head north to the college where I
teach. Late on Thursdays, I ride south to my home. And even though I know I'll board again in three
days, I always feel a twinge of envy watching people get on as I step down.
When I was a kid, we took the overnight train every summer to Nashville to visit Grandma Suzi.
We'd sleep in what seems to be a huge Pullman and eat in the dinning car with the starched white
table cloths, club sandwiches and forbidden sodas. I would sashay through the cars, swaying along
with the train, feeling graceful as an ice dancer as I glided over the inter-car metal plates. So when
my daughters were little, I arranged for us to take the transcontinental train to visit their West Coast
grandparents. My husband was skeptical, especially about the deluxe sleeper I reserved.” This could
add new meaning to the word deluxe" he grumbled. Ok, so what if the room was a tad snug? My
girls were slim and slept comfortable and angelically in a single upper bunk along with all of their
dolls. And so what if the shower and toilet were fused? Our daughters were gleeful every time by
mistake or probably on purpose. They pushed the wrong button and emerged from the bath room
drenched. The two coasts were connected by rail in 1969 when trainmen ceremoniously hammered
a golden spike into the track at Promontory Point, Utah. In those days buffalo were a perpetual
menace .They'd scratch their backs on telegraph poles and knock the poles onto the tracks. Most of
the buffalo are gone now. But the week before we rode the Empire Builder, it actually hit a buffalo.
Our trainman's story of untangling guts, cartilage and bone from the wheels was juicy.
We lugged a huge bag of books on board and read nothing. For days we sat transfixed, staring at the
vast, gorgeous remarkable countryside. “Thank you” said my husband, “for dragging me kicking
and screaming onto this train.”
Trains go where cars can and cannot, into canyons, along rivers, through mountains, sidling up to
backyards and into town centers. So much about trains is visionary. Imagine that early 20th century
trainman who saw no obstacle to laying 153 miles of track out onto the ocean. He simply assembled
wonderful sounding stuff, crushed limestone marrow and gravel riprap into raised road beds to
connect the outmost Keys to the Florida mainland.
So much past is present in railroads. Their graceful, gorge-spanning wooden bridges and trestles
come straight out of LENONARDO DA VINCI's sketch books. The other evening I stepped onto
the track near my home and stared off until my eyes met the vanishing point, where the glistening
iron rail seemed to merge. I knew the tracks would never do that. But I thought if the trains
themselves were ever to vanish, the romance of travel would surely be lost.
Commentator Ruth Guyer rides the rails regularly to Haverford College where she teaches courses
in bioethics, infectious disease and social justice.
