精品試題】2006年全國初中英語競賽試題一、選擇填空Thisstory-bookis.Iwrotenameonitscover.my;my;myselfB.mine;my;myselfC.myself;mine;myD.mine;myself;myPeterdecidedtogothelessononcemorebeforeclass.outB.onC.overD.downIreallylikeMaria.She'sasweetgirlisalwayspolitetoeveryone.so;thatB.quite;whichC.such;whoD.very;whoseIwon'tleaveunlessyoumeeverything.Ihavetoknow!A.don'tleaveB.won'tteachC.wouldfindD.tell—DoyouknowthefamousmusicalCatsisgoingtobeperformedinBeijingon5thDecember?—Yes.Butwe'venotgotthetickets.A.Wehaven'ttooB.SodoweC.SohaveweD.Neitherhaveweshewaswashingherface,thewaterstopped.A.As;runningB.Assoonas;toflowC.After;togoD.Since;raining—Haveyoueveralotofmoney?一No,Ihaven't,butonceI￡10inalottery.A.won;wonB.seen;havestolenC.made;willgetD.received;paid一youchangeapound,please?一Ihavesome.Letmesee.A.Should;mightB.Can;mustC.Could;mayD.Will;wouldHelpyourselftosomefish.Thefishinthisrestaurantarelocally.A.cooking;livingB.served;caughtC.sold;findingD.made;seen一Doyoulikecooking?一Yes,buttheonejobIhateinthekitchenis.A.gettingupB.puttingupC.hangingupD.washingup—Wherehaveyoubeenallthetime?—IcamebackatnoonandIinthisroomsince.A.havebeenB.wasC.hadbeenD.havegone---Canhelendmesomemoney?--Iregrettotellyouheisyou.A.notrichasB.nomorerichthanC.noricherthanD.notricheras---Ifhe,hethatfood.---Luckilyhewassenttothehospitalatonce.A.waswarned,wouldnottakeB.hadbeenwarned,wouldnothavetakenC.wouldbewarned,hadnottakenD.wouldhavebeenwarned,hadnottaken14.Idon'tlikeofthetwopens.Pleaseshowme.A.both,oneB.all,theotherC.neither,theothersD.either,another15.Hewasafraidtheyardbecausehewasafraidbythebigdogatthegates.A.toenter,tobebitten,layB.ofentering,ofbeingbitten,layC.ofentering,tobebitten,layingD.toenter,ofbeingbitten,lying二、完形填空TheJapanesepaymuchattentiontotheluckytelephonenumbers.Thebathhouses,forexample,16touse4626,becausewhen17inJapanese,ithasthesamepronunciation發(fā)音）as“haveagoodbath”.Boththeclothesshopsandthebutcher's（屠戶）like4129betterthan18numberbecausethisnumbercaneitherbereadas“gooddress”or“goodmeat”.19thesenumbersareconnectedwith（與…聯(lián)系）something20,peoplecanrememberthemvery21,sotheyhavebecomeadvertisementsforthe22.Ontheotherhandtherearealsotelephonenumberswhichare23asforbidden（禁止）bytheJapanesepeople.1564,forexample,hasthesoundof“killpeople”24thenumber4219has25“Peopledie”.Atlast,thereareaboutforty-fourmillion26inJapan,yetitisalmost27foreveryonetogeta28telephonenumber.Sothesetelephoneshavebecomecommodities（商品）andcanbe29asgoods.Thepricecanreachas30as222thousandyen.16.A.likeB.wantC.haveD.ought17.A.readB.listenC.hearD.look18.A.anyB.restC.otherD.anyother19.A.SinceB.AlthoughC.evenifD.When20.A.todoB.usefulC.miceD.important21.A.hardB.slowlyC.muchD.easily22.A.dressesB.shopsC.meatsD.house23.A.soundedB.regardedC.pronouncedD.looked24.A.butB.becauseC.asD.while25.A.soundB.meaningC.thatD.this26.A.shopsB.JapaneseC.telephonesD.numbersA.possibleB.impossibleC.easyD.necessaryA.interestingB.niceC.luckyD.suitableA.usedB.madeC.soldD.storedA.valuableB.bigC.expensiveD.highBeforethe1980s,modelswerejustbeautifulpeopleinmagazinephotographs.Peopleknewverylittleaboutthem.Theydidn'tknowhowoldtheywere,wheretheylivedorwhattheirfavouritesportswere.Mostpeopledidn'tevenknowtheirnames.Thencamethe1980s,theera（時(shí)代）ofthesupermodel.ThiswaswhensomemodelsbecamesofamousthattheybecameaswellknownasHollywoodfilmstars.MostpeopletodayhaveheardofNaomiCampbell,KateMoss,ElleMacpherson,ClaudiaSchifferandtheothersupermodels.Storiesaboutthemappearinmagazines.Journalistsinterviewthem.Televisiondocumentarieshavebeenmadeabouttheirlives.Therearealsohundredsofsupermodelwebsitescreatedbyfans.Onthesewebsites,fansincludeinformationaboutthemodels'weight,shoesizeandhaircolour.Oneofthereasonsthesemodelsbecamesofamouswasthehugeamountsofmoneytheywerepaid.CanadiansupermodelLindaEvangelistaoncesaid,“Iwon'tgetoutofbedforlessthan$10,000（￡6500）aday.”ClaudiaSchifferhadafour-yearcontract（合同）withthecosmetics（化妝品）companyRevlon.Thecompanypaidher￡4,000,000forjustthirtydays'workperyear—that'smorethan￡130,000perday!Supermodelsdon'tmaketheirmoneyjustfromposingforthecameraorwalkingdownthecatwalk.Theyhavediscoveredmanyotherareaswheretheycanmarketthemselves:films,televisionshows,exercisevideos,calendars,andeventhelingerie（女內(nèi)衣）business.ElleMacphersonhasherownunderwearcompanywhichmakesmillionsofpoundsayear.Supermodelshavemanyotherthingsincommon,too.Theytravelallovertheworldtowork.Theyownhousesandflatsinmanydifferentplaces.Beforethe1980s,.supermodelsdidn'texistmodelswereaswellknownasHollywoodstarssomemodelswerecalledsupermodelspeopleknewthenamesofmanymodelsHowdopeoplegettoknowaboutthelivesofsupermodels?A.Bywatchingtheirshows.B.Bycallingtheirmobiles.C.Bysurfingtheirwebsites.D.Bysendingpresentstothem.Foroneday'swork,LindaEvangelistaexpectstobepaid.A.￡6,500ormoreB.lessthan￡6,500C.￡4millionD.morethan￡130,000Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?Supermodelsarepaidtoomuchmoney.NowadayssupermodelsarejustasfamousasHollywoodstars.Supermodesdon'tjustmakemoneyfrommodelling.Allthesupermodelshavetheirownunderwearcompanies.Whatmakessupermodelssofamous?Stories,interviews,TVdocumentaries,etc.Theirphysicalappearance.Themodellingjobstheydo.Thebusinessestheyrun.短文填詞Aftermovingintoanewhouse,therewasasblackout（斷電）anddarknessinthehousebeforethehostesstidiedup.Thehostessjusttouchedthecandleandmatcheswhenaknockatthedoorcamefromo.Openingthedoor,shefitwasasmallboy,whowaspickeduphislfaceandasked,“Auntie,isthereacandleinyourhome?”Howso?ThefirstdayIjmovedtheneighborsentfortheirboytoborrowsomething.Weren'ttheybullying（欺負(fù)）thenew-comer?TodayifIlthemacandleandtomorrowtheywouldcometoborrowonionorcabbage,No.Noway!Sothehostesssaid,“Ohdear,u,yourauntjustmovedhereanddon'tpreparethecandl