上海市部分学校（五四制）2024-2025学年六年级上学期期中英语试卷（学生版）

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Paper One
Ⅰ．Listening（略）
Ⅱ．Chices（20%）
1. William isn’t ________ taking phts, but his mther always takes phts ________ him.
A. interested with; withB. like; abut
C. keen fr; withD. interested in; f
2. —Why ________ s early? The party has just begun.
—Srry, but I have t finish the prject tnight.
A. d yu leaveB. are yu leave
C. are yu leavingD. will yu leave
3. Yu shuldn’t disturb yur Mm. She ________ an imprtant reprt.
A. will writeB. was writing
C. is writingD. will write
4. After he entered the IT cmpany, he was busy ________ a new sftware and culdn’t help ________ his daughter’s hmewrk.
A. t design; inB. designing; with
C. t design; withD. designing; f
5. The newly-released film was ________ and the ________ were all mved t tears when watching it.
A. successful; audiencesB. succeed; audiences
C. a success; audienceD. success; watchers
6. ________ the heavy strm, a lt f expressways are shut dwn in case f accidents. Which f the fllwing is NOT suitable fr the blank in the sentence?
A. DespiteB. Because f
C. Due tD. Owing t
7. Mst emplyees ________ the new plicy made by the directr, and they feel ________ abut the ptential negative results the plicy will bring.
A. are fr; unhappyB. dislike; excited
C. against; unhappyD. are against; wrried
8. After the singer finished the ________ in Nrth America, she decided t take a year ________ fr relaxatin.
A. three mnth’s tur; fB. three-mnth tur; ff
C. three-mnths’ tur; ffD. three mnths’ tur; f
9. Sally usually helps her Dad t put ________a tent, but tday she ________ n the grass, reading a bk.
A. ut; is lyingB. ut; is laying
C. up; is layingD. up; is lying
10. —I feel awful. I didn’t make it t the final game.
—________ Dn’t lse heart. Try harder next time.
A. Cme n!B. S what?
C. Tld yu!D. It’s nt my prblem.
11. The vlunteers wrked tirelessly t ________ a series f fundraising events thrughut the year, including a charity run, a charity auctin and a gala dinner.
A. practiseB. rganizeC. develpD. judge
12. The mment I saw the wrried expressin n his face, I ________ smething was wrng.
A. decidedB. createdC. realizedD. shwed
13. T everyne’s surprise, the businessman ________ a check fr $5,000 ________ the charity withut hesitatin.
A. presented ... tB. awarded … /
C. presented ... withD. awarded … t
14. The gvernment apprved prjects t ________ new buildings in the center f the city last year.
A. put backB. put utC. put awayD. put up
15. The wman gt married ________ the man wh lived next dr six years ag. Nw they are happily married ________ several children.
A. with ... withB. t ... withC. with ... tD. t … t
16. A ________ library is a large vehicle that cntains many library bks and that ges t different places s that peple can brrw the bks.
A. vluntaryB. artisticC. magicD. mbile
17. Ben Stiller wh served as a directr and ________ n the Apple TV+ series Severance was respnsible fr directing and making the series successful.
A. designerB. phtgrapher
C. prducerD. perfrmer
18. The ld man desn’t ________ g t the supermarket. He buys sme fd there ________.
A. always … rarelyB. ften … frm time t time
C. smetimes … twice a weekD. hardly … usually
19. Thugh the crime he cmmitted wasn’t serius, he was sentenced t 20 hurs’ ________ fr what he had dne.
A. in prisnB. law case
C. paid wrkD. cmmunity service
20. Jane Gdall, a famus English zlgist, has made great cntributins t the wrk f ________ wildlife, especially chimpanzees.
Which f the fllwing is NOT suitable fr the blank in the sentence?
A. caringB. saving
C. prtectingD. cnserving
Ⅲ．Clze（10 %）
It was the last math exam befre summer. But Sctt didn’t wrry. He was the best math student in the class, and he never had t wrk very hard at it. It used t make the ther students ____21____ because he never studied, yet he always gt the best mark.
As usual, he was the ____22____ ne dne. The next day, a call came t his huse and he was asked t g t the schl. “But schl is ver and it’s summertime nw!” he thught.
____23____ he arrived at the schl, his parents, the math teacher and the principal were there t meet him. “Ww!” he thught. “I must have scred 100 percent n the exam!”
Sure enugh, the principal said the meeting was abut his math exam. But what he said next left Sctt stunned (震惊的). “Yu ____24____,” the principal said. “Since yu were a little kid, yu have fund math easy. But nw yu are at the pint where yu have taken yur talent in math and ____25____ it. It’s time fr yu learned that yu culdn’t just walk int an exam unprepared.”
The principal cntinued, “I was like yu when I was a by. My ____26____ was in science. I didn’t need t study fr science at all. I was the class ace (顶尖高手). But ne day, I failed a big exam. Yu see this picture? It was given t me by my science teacher that day. This ugly-lking bird is called a buzzard. Read ____27____ it says at the bttm.”
Sctt read it alud, “Welcme t the Buzzard Club. Remember, it’s nt abut brains. It’s abut hard wrk.”
“A buzzard can nly fly if it gets a running start,” the principal ____28____. “It can’t just leap int the air like ther birds. But nce it’s in the air, it can sar (高飞) t great heights. Keep this bird in mind. Remember, ____29____ is like that running start. Cmbined with yur natural ability, it will ____30____ yu t fly like a bird!”
Sctt became a prud member f the Buzzard Club. And he never failed a math exam again.
21. A. madB. calmC. lnelyD. relaxed
22. A. firstB. secndC. thirdD. last
23. A. SinceB. UntilC. WhenD. Whenever
24. A. wnB. failedC. passedD. graduated
25. A. keptB. valuedC. wastedD. realized
26. A. mindB. giftC. breathD. change
27. A. whereB. whenC. hwD. what
28. A. agreedB. suggestedC. prmisedD. explained
29. A. flyingB. runningC. studyingD. dreaming
30. A. frceB. allwC. inviteD. advise
Ⅳ．Reading Cmprehensin（5%+5%+5%）
（A）
Last summer, when I was in Thailand, I had a lt f free time. A friend suggested I vlunteer t teach in a nearby refugee camp. The families there had been frced t leave their hmes because f the war in Myanmar.
The “schl” was just a small bamb hut with a rf made f straw, much like the temprary hmes the refugees lived in. It was the rainy seasn, s it pured a lt. Every mrning, I wuld ride my scter frm my cmfrtable htel t the camp, and I’d ften arrive cvered in mud, which made the kids laugh. Sme f my friends asked, “Why are yu vlunteering in a refugee camp? Dn’t yu miss the fun f city life?” I tld them I needed smething different frm the usual “gd times”. The kids frm Myanmar were eager t learn and really bright. I was impressed by hw quickly they picked things up. Talking t them made me think a lt. When yu grw up in a war zne, yu have t mature quickly and face tugh situatins.
Leaving yur hme and living in a new cuntry teaches yu a lt abut life. I’ve always fund vlunteering easy because I like t d new things. My jb als gives me the freedm t chse when and where I wrk. Even thugh I dn’t get paid fr vlunteering, I’ve learned that mney isn’t the nly reward. The experiences I have are priceless. Yu meet great peple, and wrking with thse wh have less than yu makes yu appreciate what yu have and stp cmplaining abut things yu can’t change. That lessn is wrth mre than mney. I’m nt a super nice persn. I can be selfish, just like anyne else. But yu dn’t need t be perfect t help thers. Hnestly, I’d be suspicius if smene said they never have selfish reasns fr vlunteering. In the end, vlunteering benefits yu t. It helps yu grw as a persn, and that can lead t a richer and mre meaningful life.
31. What challenge did the authr face every mrning n the way t the refugee camp?
A. He had t hike thrugh the jungle.
B. He ften arrived at the camp cvered in mud frm riding his scter in the rain.
C. He had t travel by bat because f flding.
D. He wuld get lst n the way t the camp.
32. What des the wrd “mature” mean in the sentence, “When yu grw up in a war zne, yu have t mature quickly”?
A. becme respnsible and wise beynd yur ageB. becme physically strnger
C. mve t a new placeD. take care f thers
33. What impressed the authr abut the kids frm Myanmar?
A. They had traveled t many cuntries.
B. They were always happy despite the challenges they faced.
C. They were eager t learn and learned quickly.
D. They had advanced technlgy in the refugee camp.
34. What can be inferred abut the authr’s view f vlunteering?
A. He views vlunteering as a duty that everyne shuld perfrm.
B. He sees it as a way t earn extra mney and enjy new experiences.
C. He believes vlunteering is imprtant because it benefits bth the vlunteer and the peple being helped.
D. He thinks nly kind and selfless peple shuld vlunteer.
35. Hw des the authr’s experience with vlunteering challenge the idea that peple must be cmpletely selfless t help thers?
A. The authr admits that he is nt a perfect persn, but still finds value in helping thers.
B. The authr believes peple shuld always put thers befre themselves when vlunteering.
C. The authr desn’t believe in helping thers unless there is smething in it fr him.
D. The authr thinks everyne vlunteers fr selfish reasns and shuldn’t hide it.
（B）
Fr many peple, ur clsest encunter with wild animals is at a z. Zs let us see amazing animals like lins, tigers, and even small lizards up clse. It’s fun and educatinal, but is it really the best place fr the animals?
In the past, peple culd nly see wild animals as stuffed displays in museums. Later, explrers caught live animals and shwed them in menageries, which were early zs. Back then, peple didn’t care much abut the animals’ well-being. Tday’s zs are different. They nw prvide bigger spaces and try t make the animals’ hmes lk like their natural envirnments.
Sme peple think it’s cruel t keep animals in cages just fr entertainment. Hwever, zs argue that they help educate peple abut wildlife cnservatin. In the UK, a law passed in 1981 requires zs t teach visitrs abut cnservatin. Many zs als help supprt and fund prgrams t prtect wildlife.
Zs ften say they are imprtant fr saving endangered species that culd becme extinct because f climate change. Rbert Yung, a prfessr f cnservatin, said many species wuld nt exist withut zs. Fr example, Chester Z in the UK helped save the glden skiffia fish frm disappearing.
As the debate abut zs cntinues, new technlgies like virtual reality may ffer different ways t experience wildlife.
36. What is paragraph 2 mainly abut?
A. The histry f zs and hw they have changed ver time.
B. The types f animals fund in mdern zs.
C. The differences between stuffed animals and live animals.
D. The laws that gvern zs tday.
37. Why des the authr mentin the law passed in the UK in 1981?
A. T shw that all zs are nw educatinal.
B. T highlight the educatinal functin f zs.
C. T explain hw zs have becme mre entertaining.
D. T discuss the financial supprt fr zs.
38. What des the wrd “endangered” in the passage mean?
A. safe and prtectedB. likely t becme extinct
C. cmmn and widespreadD. healthy and thriving
39. Which f the fllwing statements is CORRECT based n the passage?
A. Zs have always prvided large spaces fr animals.
B. The main purpse f zs has shifted t slely entertainment.
C. Zs in the past fcused n animal welfare and educatin.
D. Mdern zs are required t educate visitrs abut wildlife cnservatin.
40. What is Rbert Yung’s attitude tward zs?
A. He believes zs are cruel and shuld be shut dwn.
B. He thinks zs are vital fr prtecting endangered species.
C. He feels that zs d nt prvide enugh educatin fr visitrs.
D. He thinks zs are nly fcused n entertainment.
（C）
Like many new graduates, I left university full f hpe fr the future but with n real idea f what I wanted t d. My degree, with hnurs, in English literature had nt really prepared me fr anything practical. I knew I wanted t make a difference in the wrld smehw, but I had n idea hw t d that. That’s when I learned abut the Lighthuse Prject.
I started my jurney as a Lighthuse Prject vlunteer by reading as much as I culd abut the experiences f previus vlunteers. I knew it wuld be a lt f hard wrk, and that I wuld be away frm my family and friends fr a very lng time. In shrt, I did nt take my decisin t apply fr the Lighthuse Prject lightly. Neither did my family.
Eventually, hwever, I wn the supprt f my family, and I sent in all the paperwrk needed fr the applicatin. After cuntless interviews and presentatins, I managed t stand ut amng the candidates and survive the test alne. Several mnths later, I finally received a call asking me t reprt fr duty. I wuld be ging t a small village near Abuja, Nigeria. Where? What? Nigeria? I had n idea. But I was abut t find ut.
After cmpleting my training, I was sent t the village that was small and extremely in need f prper accmmdatin. Thugh the lcal villagers were pr, they ffered their hmes, fd, and hearts as if I were their wn family. I was asked t lead a small team f lcal peple in building a new schlhuse. Fr the next year r s, I taught in that same schlhuse. But I smetimes think I learned mre frm my students than they did frm me.
Smetime during that perid, I realized that all thse things that had seemed s strange r unusual t me n lnger did, thugh I did nt get anywhere with the lcal language, and I returned t the United States a different man. The Lighthuse Prject had changed my life frever.
Answer the fllwing questins in COMPLETE sentences:
41. When did the writer learn abut the Lighthuse Prject?
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42. Why didn’t the writer make up his mind t apply fr the Lighthuse Prject at first?
_______________________________________________________________________________
43. The writer wasn’t the nly candidate wh became a member f the Lighthuse Prject, was he?
_______________________________________________________________________________
44. What did the writer d in the village in Nigeria?
_______________________________________________________________________________
45. Why did the writer say “I returned t the United States a different man”?
_______________________________________________________________________________
Paper Tw
Ⅰ．Wrd Transfrmatin.（10%）
46. ________ reactins happen when yu mix baking sda and vinegar. (chemistry)
47. The island was frmed by ________ eruptins millins f years ag. (vlcan)
48. Understanding the ________ features f a place can help in predicting the types f plants and animals. (gegraphy)
49. She shwed her ________ skills by pretending t be a superher. (act)
50. The new park has a beautiful ________ with clrful flwers and a nice playgrund. (designer)
51. There were lively New Year ________ all ver the wrld. (celebrate)
52. The haunted huse at the amusement park is s ________ that even the bravest visitrs can’t help screaming. (scare)
53. The ________ practice their rutines every day t get ready fr the cmpetitin. (gymnastic)
54. There is a grwing ________ that we must manage the earth’s resurces mre carefully. (realize)
55. The lcal cmmunity has started a prject t ________ the wetlands, which are crucial fr maintaining the natural beauty f the regin. (cnservatin)
Ⅱ．Fill in the blanks with the given verbs in their prper frms.（10%）
56. The chir practised ________ (sing) every weekend and their effrts were rewarded. When news ________ (cme) that they gt the silver medal, all the members burst int tears f jy.
57. It usually ________ (take) me 20 minutes t drive t schl. But this mrning I ________ (spend) 2 hurs ________ (wait) helplessly in my car due t the heavy traffic!
58. I am thinking f ________ (write) an email t my friend in Canada these days. I miss her a lt.
59. The head f the department ften ________ (make) them ________ (wrk) vertime.
60. When the lady ________ (arrive), the man ________ (lie) at the radside uncnscius. She called the ambulance right away and waited till the medical team came fr rescue.
Ⅲ．Sentence transfrmatin.（5%）
61. His mther gave him 5 yuan and asked him t wash dishes after dinner.
His mther ________ him 5 yuan t ________ ________ after dinner.
62. They celebrated their sn’s 11th birthday by thrwing a family party.
They threw a family party ________ ________ ________ celebrate their sn’s 11th birthday.
63. She wrked n the farm fr tw weeks and thught it exciting.
She thught her ________ ________ ________ n the farm exciting.
64. Sarah asked t be away fr a year befre university, because she ffered t help pr peple in Africa withut being paid.
Sarah ________ ________ help pr peple in Africa, s she ________ ________ ________ ________.
65. much, bks, d, yu, ttal, cst, in, these, hw (连词成句)
____________________?
Ⅳ．Fill in the blanks with the first letters given.（10%）
Sweden’s Icehtel is the latest cl htel in twn, and it really is made f ice. S, hw did this idea cme abut? It all started in 1990. A French artist held the pening f his exhibitin in a man-made igl n the f____66____ Trne River–hme f the Icehtel. The igl a____67____ many visitrs. Amng these visitrs was a brave grup f adventurers. They used the igl as their accmmdatin. This act f bravery inspired the cnstructin f the Icehtel.
Situated 200 km abve the Arctic Circle, the htel is nly pen during winter mnths. Why? Because the ice starts t m____68____ in spring time. This means that the htel is built frm scratch every year.
But des this htel have any f the f____69____ yu find in a real htel? Well, actually, yes. In fact, the ice htel seems t have everything: the famus “Abslute Ice-Bar”, and ice art exhibitin and a cinema. It even has an ice sauna and spa t keep yu w____70____. And, f curse, yu can enjy the natural s____71____ arund the htel. There is a snwmbile travel which takes yu acrss snwfields. And if yu’re feeling brave, yu can drive the snwmbile y____72____.
The Icehtel is a real find. In fact, it wn the “Best Experience in Sweden” a____73____. And, it’s nt d____74____ t get t either. There are f____75____ and trains every day. S, what are yu waiting fr? Just make sure yu wrap up warm and take a sleeping bag.
Ⅴ．Translatin.（10%）
76. Nancy整理完房间后，上网查找一些关于火山的信息。
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77. 法官命令那家公司付一大笔钱，因为它污染了当地的饮用水，并且让很多人得病了。
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78. 虽然没有报酬，Mike认为志愿者工作是有意义的。他喜欢吹长号，并喜欢为非洲南部的孩子们表演。
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