山东省滨州市2025年初中学业水平考试英语试题(含答案）

这是一份山东省滨州市2025年初中学业水平考试英语试题(含答案），共22页。试卷主要包含了 A， TedA等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1.本试题共六个大题，分选择题和非选择题两种类型；选择题计80分，非选择题计70分；试卷总分150分，考试时间120分钟。
2.考生应将答案全部答在答题卡上，注意事项请参照答题卡要求。考试结束后，试题和答题卡将一并收回。
一、听力测试(共25小题；1~20小题，每小题1分；21~25小题，每小题2分；共计30分；每小题约有8秒钟的答题时间)
(一)录音中有五个句子，每个句子听两遍，然后从每小题A、B、C中选出能对每个句子做出适当反应的答语。(5分)
1. A. Basketball.B. Painting.C. Vilin.
2. A. At yur service.B. Nice idea!C. Srry, it's taken.
3. A. That's true.`B. N, thanks.C. I seldm d.
4. A. That's right.B. That sunds great.C. Thanks fr inviting me.
5. A. In tw days.B. Three mnths ag.C Abut tw hurs.
()录音中有三个句子，每个句子对应一幅图片，每个句子听两遍，然后选择与句子内容相对应的图片。(3分)
6. 7. 8.
(三)录音中有五组对话，听对话两遍后，从每小题A、B、C中选出能回答所给问题的正确答案。(5分)
9. What pet des the wman keep?
A. A bird.B. Fish.C. A cat.
10. What's the man's prblem?
A. He has t make a list every day.
B. He has truble with time management.
C. He desn't have time t d imprtant things first.
英语试题 第1页(共12页)11. What are the speakers talking abut?
A. Eating habits.B. Table manners.!C. Fd presentatin.
12. Where prbably are the speakers?
A. At the restaurant.B. At the railway statin.C. At the airprt.
13. Hw ften des the wman exercise?
A. Every day.B. Once a week.C. Every three days.
(四)录音中有一段长对话，听对话两遍后，从每小题A、B、C中选出能回答所给问题的正确答案。(4分)
14. Whse birthday is it?
A. Alex's.B May's.C. Mm's.
15. What is Alex like?
A. Thughtful and playful.B. Careless and naughty.C. Quiet and serius.
16. What are the speakers prbably ging t d tnight?
A. Tell stries.B. Watch stars.C. D hmewrk.
17. What's the relatinship between the speakers?
A. Father and daughter.B Brther and sister.C. Sn and mther.
(五)录音中有三小段独白，听独白两遍后，根据独白内容，将信息配对。(3分)
18. TedA. He seldm saves mney.
19. AndyB. He is never late.
20. ChrisC. He is utging.
(六)听力填表(共5小题；录音播放前，你有20秒钟的读题时间)。(10分)
在电台 Ten O′ clck News 节目中，主持人播报今晚新闻。请听新闻两遍，根据表格内容提示，记录相关信息，完成表格(每空一词)。
Tnight's Tp Stries
Peple paid fr recyclable waste Eg: 5 pence(便士) fr a bttle r(22) fr recycling
英语试题 第2页(共12页)An(21) escaped
Officers: warn peple t stay away frm it
Secnd hand clthes
A survey shws: ppular with yung peple;(23) %f yungsters said it was“cl”
City marathn
Begins: at 9 ' clck tmrrw mrning
Cmpetitrs: including sme f the wrld's tp(24)
The weather
Tmrrw: t be(25) and snw in the nrth and east f the cuntry
二、阅读理解(共20 小题，每小题2.5分，计50分)
阅读下列短文，然后从每小题A、B、C、D中选出能回答所提问题的最佳答案。
A
ABOUT INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS
INTERNATIQNAL PLAYERS is a theatre grup which prduces and presents English-language theatre in Lndn. Active since 1981, ur grup puts n shws such as musicals, cmedies and serius plays.
Besides the shws, we rganize events the whle year, such as wrkshps, play readings and scial gatherings. Events are free fr all members.INTERESTED IN JOINING?
Annual(年度的) membership:
*40 punds fr individuals(个人)
*60 punds fr cuples
* 20 punds individual reduced rate(优惠价)
fr students-
We welcme members cming frm all ver the wrld. Whether yu plan t stay in Lndn fr a few mnths r years, we lk frward t welcming yu.

MEMBER BENEFTTS
◎Opprtunities(机会) t perfrm r take part in the creatin f Internatinal Players prductins
◎Theatre-related wrkshp pprtunities
◎Scial events! Family and friends are als welcme.
◎One free ticket t any perfrmance f an Internatinal Players shw. This is ONLYfr members wh cmplete registratin(登记) and payment BEFORE Octber 31.
WORKSHOPS FOR MEMBERS
Acting Atelier(工作室) with Amanda
Want t imprve yur acting skills? Want t cme play arund with text and discver new characters? Jin the Acting Atelier. These acting ateliers are the perfect place t cme play arund with fellw actrs and theatre lvers.
Cme get an inside perspective(角度) and increase yur theatre knwledge, all while having a lt f fun.

Dates: Saturday, June 21, 2025 frm 2pm t5pm t sign up, please fill ut the frm here.Mre infrmatin

We are accepting wrkshp ideas r advice fr ur 2025—2026 seasn.Internatinal Players wuld like yur help!
With questins r t submit(提交) wrkshp prpsals(提案), please email cmmunity @internatinalplayers.rg
If yu have any, please send it t us by filling ut the frm belw.Fr mre infrmatin r t becme a member f InternatinalPlayers, please email inf @internatinalplayers.rg
Submissins will be cnsidered fr a 2-year perid.
We lk frward t hearing frm yu!
英语试题 第 3页(共12 页)26. Hw can a persn becme a member f Internatinal Players?
A. By paying annual fee.B. By submitting wrkshp prpsals.
C. By imprving acting skills.D. By increasing theatre knwledge.
27. Hw much des a member f Internatinal Players pay fr play readings?
A. 40 punds.B. 60 punds.C. 20 punds.D. Free.
28. What shuld members d t jin the Acting Atelier?
A. Cmplete registratin befre Octber 31.
B. Sign up n Saturday, June 21, 2025.
C. Email [email protected].
D. [email protected].
29. What shuld the wanted suggestins be n?
A. Cmedies.B. Musicals.C. Wrkshps.D. Scial gatherings.
30. Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A. Lndners are preferred t jin.
B. Events are free fr members' family.
C. Members receive a reduced ticket price.
D. Submissins will be kept fr 2 years.
B
Birds dn't have very large brains, but they are super clever!
Recently, researchers in New Jersey, discvered the Cper'sHawk(库珀鹰) can understand hw t use human traffic rules t hunt, s that they hunt mre easily and successfully. This was discvered by Vladimir Dinets, wh is bth an animal expert and a mathematician, and his research was published n May 23, 2025, inFrntiers in Animal Behavir. Other studies have pinted ut that birds ften use human buildings and vehicles(机动车) t help them hunt, but recgnizing traffic lights is a first.
In the winter f 2021, Dinets saw a yung Cper's Hawk standing in a tree near the traffic lights. It flew lw ver with the cver f stpped cars, and disappeared int the frnt yard acrss the street. A mment later, it reappeared, catching a sparrw(麻雀). This hunt left a deep impressin n Dinets. It seemed t knw when the traffic light was red.
Thrugh cntinued bservatin(观察), Dinets believes it recgnized traffic lights thrugh the buzzing sund when the red light was n at a certain time. Als, the hawk knew that sparrws wuld be at a certain huse because the wner put ut rubbish every day. S, the hawk used the cars which lined up t get clse t the sparrws withut being seen, making it easier t catch them.
This is mre difficult than imagined.
The Cper's Hawk can't see its prey(猎物) frm the tree. S it has t remember the surrundings(环境) and wrk ut its way. Als, it has t knw that sme buzzing sunds
英语试题第4页(共12页)have smething t d with traffic lights. This behavir must cme frm careful calculatins(计算), a great memry, and cmplex(复杂的) thinking skills. In a wrd, t have this hunting skill needs a lt f intelligence(智力).
Maybe ther animals can d the same, but this Cper's Hawk is the first wild animal they' ve discvered. These birds fly thrugh here when migrating(迁徙) in summer and winter. This means the Cper's Hawk prbably learned t d this in just a few days r weeks.
Finally, Dinets als saw a Cper's Hawk hunting in the same manner the fllwing winter(2022), and he believes it is the same hawk, nw an adult. Hwever, in the summer f the year after that, the sund signal f the streetlight was gne, the peple living there mved away, and there were n lnger any sparrws there. Frm then n,until the article was published, Dinets never saw the Cper's Hawk nearby again.
31. What did the Cper's Hawk use t judge the traffic lights?
A. Traffic lights' clurs.E. The surrundings.
C. The stpped cars.D. The buzzing sund.
32. In which sentence des“cver” have the same meaning as the underlined“cver”?
A. A dust cver hung ver the painting.
B. I read the magazine frm cver t cver.
C. The bys used the shp as a cver fr hide-and-seek.
D. Once the frest cver is destryed, rains wash away the sil.
33. Hw des the writer supprt the idea“This is mre difficult than imagined”?
A. By ffering examples.B. By giving numbers.
C. By making cmparisns.D. By presenting facts.
34. What d we knw abut the Cper's Hawk?
A. It is the first wild animal t use buildings t hunt.
B. It caught its prey with the help f the huse wner.
C. It may learn the hunting skill in a shrt perid.
D. It appeared fr the last time n May 23, 2025.
35. Which is the best title f the passage?
A. A discvery abut the Cper's Hawk
B. Traffic lights′ rle in directing hunting
C. The influence f human life n animals
D. The value f scientific research t nature
C
Carl Allamby started his aut repair business at the age f 19. Over the years it had grwn int tw shps with 11 emplyees, but Allamby started t expect smething mre.At first, he thught it must have smething t d with grwing his business even further.S, at the age f 34, Allamby enrlled(注册) in a bachelr's degree(学士学位) in
英语试题 第5页(共12页)business management.
There was ne prblem: after taking classes part-time ver the next five years,Allamby was tld he had t take a bilgy curse t get his degree. “Why d I need t take bilgy?” he thught.
Hwever, the best influence f this requirement is that it restarted his childhd dream. “I wanted t be a dctr when I was yunger,” Allamby says. “I lst that dream smewhere thrugh high schl and life.” He grew up in a pr neighburhd, and his schl didn't ffer the advanced science classes. S he had n chance t study at medical schl. Instead, Allamb y set aside thughts f becming a dctr, and chse a realistic career path— fixing cars, which helped supprt his family.
But at age 39 a different Carl Allamby walked int that bilgy class. He was ready t live his dream. With the supprt f his wife and family, he quickly chse nt t g t business schl and instead tk science classes t becme a healthcare wrker.“Becming a dctr when I am nearly 50 was crazy. I will becme a nurse like my wife,”he thught. But Allamby's bilgy prfessr stpped him after class ne day. “Carl,” he said, “yu' re like the ldest guy here. What's yur endgame?” Allamby said he'd like t becme a dctr, but it wuld be mre practical t aim lwer.
“Why nt a dctr? Yu have a great talent fr the wrk,” the prfessr said. “Ididn't even see in myself if my prfessr hadn't tld me that,” Allamby says.
And s, in 2015, Allamby sld his tw shps and started medical schl at Nrtheast OhiMedical University. In 2019, at the age f 47, Carl Allamby became Dr Carl Allamby. He nw wrks as an emergency medicine dctr at Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hspital.
“Hw many peple can d smething new at such a late stage in their life?” he asks.“My kids lk up t me, my cmmunity lks up t me. Whether it's because f my age r my past career—— these are all reasns why I shuldn't be here. And yet, here I am.”
36. What did Allamby enrll in a bachelr's degree fr at age 34?
A. T develp his business.B. T take part-time jbs.
C. T take a bilgy curse.D. T learn t be a dctr.
37. Why did Allamby chse t fix cars at first?
A. T accept the schl's requirement.
B. T escape being a dctr.
C. T serve his neigburhd.
D. T make a living.
38. What des the underlined“t aim lwer” mean in Paragraph 4?
A. T live his dream.B. T be a dctr.
C. T take science classes.D. T be a healthcare wrker.
英语试题第6页(共12页)39. What's Allamby's attitude twards the prfessr?
A. Dubtful.B. Patient.C. Thankful.D. Srry.
40. Which can be used t describe Allamby?
A. A bkwrm.B. A dream-fllwer.C. A survivr.D. A pineer.
D
Getting hit by lightning is nt usually gd. But in fact, ne tree seems t benefit frm the natural reward.
The height and brad head f almendr(杏) trees act as natural lightning rds(避雷针). They nt nly can survive a pwerful lightning, but actually attract it. In a thick jungle, such lightning strikes(击中) can even grant the tree a decisive advantage in the cmpetitin fr survival. Why? Because the lightning will hurt its surrunding“enemies”.
The finding cmes frm a years-lng study. Scientists studied lightning's influence n trees and finally wrte a paper t share their new findings in the May New Phytlgist.
This scientific team studied and recrded the fate(命运) f 93 trees hit by lightning.Amng them were 9 almendrs. After tw years, every almendr tree f the 9 was ding fine. T their surprise, in fact, they were thriving(茂盛的), while 56 percent f the ther species(种类) that had been hit are nw dead.
Except a few leaves which are nt s smth as befre, almendrs weren't hurt by lightning. Hwever, scientists bserved that the lianas(藤本植物) which grew up them were all burned by the electric shck. These vines(藤蔓) spread everywhere and it is a danger t almendrs. At least, they cut ff light t the trees that they climb up. They als can steal nutrients(营养) frm almendrs. And a liana may nt climb just ne tree.It can send up vines that cnnect t branches n neighbring different species. S when lightning strikes an almendr, the deadly current(电流) spreads thrugh lianas t neighbring trees and burns them up. This can free up space, light and nutrients fr an almendr t grw vibrantly(生机盎然地).
But why were almendrs nt hurt as ther species nearby? Sme f the scientists think the reasn is that the tree's wd has lw electrical resistance(阻力). That might let it safely lead the current t the grund withut suffering an buildup(积聚) f heat. Others think the structure f the tree's head may direct electricity away frm the branches—— and tward its neighbrs. It's really difficult t understand all the bilgical and physical steps that take place when lightning hits trees. “It wuld be interesting t be able t say smething mre n that,” scientists nted. “We' re all curius hw the almendr avids getting burned by each lightning strike. But we are nt sure. S we didn't mentin that in the paper.”
41. What d almendr trees get after being hit by lightning?
A. Natural lightning rds.B. A cllectin f heat.
C. Better living cnditins.D. Mre smth leaves.
英语试题 第7页(共12页)42. Hw many f the 93 trees died tw years after being hit by lightning?
A. 93.B. Abut 47.C. 9.D. Abut 37.
43. What des“them” refer t in Paragraph 5?
A. Leaves.B. Lianas.C. Vines.D. Almendrs.
44. What caused the almendrs′ neighburing trees t be burned?
A. The height f almendrs.B. The stlen nutrients.
C. The cnnectin by the vines.D. The blcked light.
45. What did the scientists share in the May New Phytlgist?
A. Almendrs' benefiting frm lightning.
B. Almendrs' hurting surrunding trees.
C. Structure f almendrs' head.
D. Reasns fr almendrs' survival.
三、短文还原(共5空，每空2分，计10分)
阅读短文，从短文下面方框中的六个句子中选择五个还原到短文中，使短文通顺完整、衔接自然。
In the far areas f western China, educatinal resurces are nt as develped as thse in the eastern parts. In a prgram called“G West” t help bridge the gap, many yung vlunteers have traveled t these areas, leaving their cmfrtable urban(都市的) lives behind and chsing t grw alngside the children.(46) . Since 2003, tens f thusands f university graduates have served in the“G West” prgram, in rder t ffer the children there pprtunities fr a brader and brighter future.
(47) at Xinjiang's Xieyite Primary Schl. Ga Cha came t teach here after graduatin. She nticed children here have difficulty in understanding cmmn math prblems using examples like“getting n and ff the bus”. S she changed thë cntent t the lcal needs, using sheep-cunting prblems instead:“There were a certain number f sheep in the pen, sme were let ut in the mrning, and sme came back in the evening.Hw many are there nw?”(48) .
Ga Shuxian jined this schl in 2023. Seeing mst students haven't stepped utside their hmetwn, she shared her travel phts and vides during breaks. Mrever, inAugust 2024, she and three ther teachers tk 12 students n a study tur t Beijing.“After this trip, I realized if I study hard nw, I will have mre chices in the future,” a girl called Dilizhada said.(49) —— living in the muntains frever.
Yan, anther vlunteer teacher at the schl, is knwn amng the students as their warm-hearted“big brther”. He carefully bserves the children's learning habits and pays regular hme visits. (50) . Yan als held a class talk abut“hw t get alng with classmates”, teaching kids t help and understand each ther.
英语试题 第8页(共12页)The vlunteer team, averaging 24 years ld, was recently hnred with the ChinaYuth May Furth Medal—— the highest hnr fr Chinese yuths aged 14 t 40—— fr their cntributins t ethnic unity and brder stability.
四、综合填空(共20空，每空1.5分，计30分)
A
阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从下面方框内所给11个词中选择10个意义相符的词，必要时进行词形变化，填入空白处，每空一词。
Scientists have created a sft-bdied rbt that's pwered by air. The rbt desn't have a cmputer r a“brain”, and yet it can“walk” by(51) . And if it is drpped int water, it swims.
(52) is this pssible? The secret is in the science f hw air mves.
a tube dancer
Have yu ever nticed a“tube dancer” which is used t attract custmers? If yu have seen a tube dancer flpping arund, yu will understand it(53) .
Tube dancers are tall thin tubes f clth thrugh which air is pumped(用泵抽送). High pressure frm the pumped air fills the tube,making it stand(54) , and then the air flws thrugh faster,making the pressure drp. When this drp in pressure frms a bend in the tube, it causes the tube t fall partway(中途) ver. The bend makes the pumped air mve mre(55) , raising the pressure again. The pumped air pushes the bend up until the dancer is pushed up nce mre.
Air pressure mving a bend alng a tube is exactly what drives the rbt. The magic happens(56) there are several tubes hked(固定) up t the same pump. When the air starts t flw, the tubes mve in different ways. But very quickly, all f these“legs” start t mve in exactly the same way, making the rbt walk. The rbt's speed is cntrlled by the air pressure.
The researchers built tw rbts. The first rbt had fur legs and the air was pumped t it(57) a hse(软管). Later, the team develped a lighter, tw-legged rbt that culd carry its wn battery-pwered pump.
There are several remarkable things abut the rbt.
英语试题 第9页(共12页)A. She used t think that her life wuld be like that f her parents
B.Thus, he is always quick t ntice their needs
C.By ding this, she makes the lessns easy and fun
D. As a result, children in these places have an equal right t educatin
E. Fr many f the children, it was their first glimpse(瞥) f the wider wrld
F Nearly 300 pupils have benefited frm the prgram
The first is its speed. The rbt can cver a distance as lng as thirty f its bdy in a secnd. That wuld be like the wrld's (58) man, Usain Blt, running the 100meter race in 1.71 secnds. The rbt als can g ver uneven(坑洼的) grund. If it bumps int a wall, it turns (59) help r cntrl.
Because there is n brain, the new inventin is really just a machine. S far, the rbt has dne all the things n its wn. Nw, scientists are explring new ways t cntrl the rbt and perhaps will give it mre (60) in the near future.
As time ges, we believe such technlgy will play a psitive rle in achieving a mre energy-efficient and ec-friendly future.
B
阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从下面方框内所给11个动词中选择10个意义相符的词，必要时进行词形变化(可添加助动词或者情态动词)，填入空白处。
Dezhu red-green prcelain(红绿彩) is a special kind china Artists paint red and green designs n it with brushes. The flk art with eye-catching clrs and cheerful designs, made fr everyday life use,(61) hpes f peple in nrthern China. Dating back t the Sng and Jin dynasties, it develped alng China's Grand Canal(大运河), mixing Central Plains and nmadic(游牧的) cultures.
In 2006, it was listed as part f China's Natinal Intangible Cultural Heritage(非遗)fficially. This listing made the gvernment and the cmmunity start t prtect its traditinal techniques. Nw, there (62) a lt f training prgrams and wrkshps where yung artisans learn skills. These skills keep this centuries-ld craft alive.
Artisans and researchers are learning t bring back the lst ways f (63) red-green prcelain. Fr example, they try t rebuild the ld designs and rediscver the ancient glaze frmulas(釉配方) again. By ding this, the mdern red-green prcelain still has the eye-catching clrs and cuntryside style.
Dezhu red-green prcelain has been shwn in many big exhibitins arund the wrld. In 2019, an exhibitin (64) at the China Natinal Museum in Beijing.This shwed its histrical and artistic value. Internatinal museums in Japan and Eurpe shwed this unique Chinese art frm (65) the craft t peple all ver the wrld.
Artists mix the traditinal red-green prcelain styles with mdern designs nwadays.They create decrative vases(花瓶) and tableware with simple designs(66) by yunger buyers. S, this craft remains ppular in market while staying true t its traditin. Als, lcal businesses use ec-friendly materials t make it. This helps t make less pllutin t the envirnment than ever befre.
Up t nw, in wrkshps, Dezhu (67) up red-green prcelain cultural
英语试题 第10页(共12页)turism. Visitrs (68) abut the craft's histry and make pttery here. In schls pttery classes are ffered t get students learn and experience this heritage.
In 2021,a master artisan (69) the“Outstanding Inheritr f Intangible CulturalHeritage” award, shwing the imprtance f passing dwn this craft.“I (70) the traditinal craft ahead t g glbal in the future,” the master artisan said.
Dezhu red-green prcelain is like a bridge between the past and the future. It is nt nly a symbl f ancient Chinese culture, but als a develping art frm which cmbines traditin and mdern creativity.
五、阅读表达(共5小题，计10分)
阅读短文，根据题目要求完成各小题。
The Blind Artist: Seeing the Wrld Thrugh Determinatin
What wuld yu d if the very thing that defined yu—— the thing yu lved the mst —— was suddenly taken frm yu?
A Brn Artist with a Bright Future
Liam had been drawing since he culd hld a pencil. As a child, he wuld spend hurs drawing everything arund him. By the time he reached adulthd, he was a rising star in the art wrld. His paintings were displayed in galleries(画廊), and cllectrs eagerly bught his wrks. He was living his dream.
Then, everything changed.
The Day the Wrld Went Dark
One evening, as Liam was driving hme frm his studi, there was a crash. When he wke up in the hspital, everything was black. The dctr explained,“I'm srry,Liam... but yu' re blind.”
Liam's heart sank. Blind? At first, he refused t accept it.“This can't be happening,” he whispered.“I'm an artist. I need my eyes.”
Falling Int Despair(绝望)
The fllwing mnths were the darkest f Liam's life. He refused t leave his huse.His paintings sat untuched in his studi, cllecting dust.
Whenever smene encuraged him t try smething new, he said,“What's the pint? I can't paint. I can't see.” His sul was drwning in hpelessness.
One day, his best friend, Ava, visited him. She placed a canvas(画布) in frnt f him, tk his hand and placed a textured(有纹理的) fabric n the canvas.“Feel this,”she said.“Art isn't just abut sight. It's abut expressin. Maybe yu can find a new way t create.”
Learning t See Withut Sight
The idea hit him. Culd I still create?
One night, alne in his rm, he hesitantly(犹豫地) picked up a brush. He let his fingers explre the textures f different materials—— canvas, clay, wd. He tried t tell
英语试题第11页(共12页)the difference f them by tuching and draw by feeling. The thickness let him“see” the painting. At first, it was hard. His hands trembled, his lines were messy, and his paintings didn't make sense. But he kept ging. He learned t“see” with his hands.Slwly, smething unbelievable happened—— he started creating art again.
Prving the Wrld Wrng
When Liam finally shwed his new wrks t Ava, she gasped(倒吸一口冷气).“This is... amazing”
Wrd spread(消息传开), and sn, 73____________________________________________ The exhibitin was called“Beynd Sight: The Art f Feeling”.
The exhibitin was a success, and Liam became an inspiratin wrldwide. He prved that creativity isn't abut what we see—— it's abut what we feel.
71. List ne f the reasns fr Liam t create again.(1分)

72. What is the new way fr Liam t create?(1分)

73. Cntinue t write the stry.(At least 30 wrds)(3分)


74. Summarize the whle passage.(Within 30 wrds)(3分)


75. What lessn have yu learned frm Liam's stry?(N mre than 20 wrds)(2分)


六、书面表达(共1题，计20分)
“不积跬步，无以至千里。”请根据你对这句话的理解，写一篇主题为“Small Steps, BigSuccess”的演讲稿，围绕主题陈述观点，并分享一个自身经历支撑观点。
要求：1.语言通顺，要点齐全，意思连贯，条理清楚，书写规范；
2.文中不得出现真实的姓名和学校名称；
3. 80~100词，文章开头已给出，不计入总词数。
Ladies and gentlemen,
Tday, I'd like t share my view and persnal stry n“Small Steps, Big Success”.




英语试题 第12页(共12页)
答案
二、阅读理解
26.A 27.D 28.B 29.C 30.D
31.D 32.C 33.D 34.C 35.A
36.A 37.D 38.D 39.C 40.B
41.C 42.B 43.D 44.C 45.A
三、短文还原
46.D 47.F 48.C 49.A 50.B
四、综合填空
A
51.itself 52.Hw 53.easily 54.up 55.slwly
56.because 57.thrugh 58.fastest 59.withut 60.skills
B
61.expresses 62.are 63.making 64.was held 65.t intrduce
66.lved 67.has set 68.learn 69.received 70.will push
五、阅读表达
71.His best friend Ava encuraged him and gave him a new idea.
72.He creates by tuching different materials t tell their differences and drawing by feeling.
73.He held an exhibitin f his new wrks. Many peple came t visit and were deeply mved by his art, praising his determinatin and creativity.
74.Liam, a nce successful artist wh went blind, restarted creating art by feeling and succeeded.
75.Determinatin helps us vercme difficulties and achieve ur gals.
六、书面表达
Ladies and gentlemen,
Tday, I'd like t share my view and persnal stry n "Small Steps, Big Success". I believe every big success cmes frm small steps.
Last term, I wanted t imprve my English. I decided t memrize 5 new wrds every day. At first, it was easy, but I kept ding it. After three mnths, I had remembered ver 400 wrds. My English exam scre als imprved a lt.
S never lk dwn n small steps. Keep ging, and yu'll achieve big success.