江苏省南京外国语学校2024-2025学年八年级上学期10月阶段性练习英语试题

这是一份江苏省南京外国语学校2024-2025学年八年级上学期10月阶段性练习英语试题，共10页。试卷主要包含了 He was nly 0等内容，欢迎下载使用。
卷Ⅰ 客观题（满分50分）
Ⅰ. Multiple chice（1%×20=20%）
1. The artist drpped ut f ______ schl when he was yung, but he kept learning by himself and finally he wn the ______ medal at the festival.
A. musical; gldenB. music; gldenC. musical; gldD. music; gld
2. She finally ______ her brther at chess, even thugh he’s usually the better player.
A. beatB. wnC. lstD. failed
3. She trained day and night t imprve her speed ver shrt distances befre the ______ cmpetitin.
A. javelinB. discusC. sprintD. archery
4. Which ne f the fllwing sentences is grammatically CORRECT?
A. Peple ften have a big family dinner tgether in the end f year.
B. There are many ways t learn abut life, take reading fr an example.
C. He is always daydreaming abut wrking as an architect in the future.
D. The mst imprtant thing is we need t fcus n what we lve.
5. If yu brrw smene else’s smartphne, it will be nice t ______ the screen befre yu give it back.
A. take ffB. clean ffC. get ffD. tell ff
6. He was nly 0.3 secnds ______ breaking his wn recrd in his last cmpetitin but that didn’t make him a pathetic player.
A. away frmB. far frmC. clse tD. less than
7. After a new trial (试验), the team were excited t find that this time, the results were a lt ______, even ______ amng all the trials.
A. better; the bestB. gd; the bestC. better, betterD. gd; better
8. Great wisdm ften cmes frm learning frm all kinds f ______ and facing the ______ f life.
A. failure; truthB. failures; truthsC. failure; truthsD. failures; truth
9. ______ the early years f her training, she was ______ her ice skates almst every day t get ready fr cmpetitins.
A. In; withB. At; nC. In; nD. At; with
10. Many Eurpean cities are nt as big as Nanjing.
Which ne f the fllwing sentences shares a similar meaning t the sentence abve?
A. Many Eurpean cities are n bigger than Nanjing.
B. Nanjing is bigger than any city in Eurpe.
C. Many Eurpean cities are smaller than Nanjing.
D. Nanjing is smaller than many cities in Eurpe.
11. Because there were n wrkers arund t be hired, the Andersn ______ decided t fix (修理) the rf ______.
A. brthers; by themselvesB. brther; by himself
C. brthers; themselvesD. brther; himself
12. Scientists did an experiment ______ this special kind f plant t find the answer ______ why sme plants can grw strng in lw light.
A. with; tB. n; tC. with; fD. n; f
13. ______ English nvelist (小说家) Jane Austen was deeply cnnected t her family. Fr her, the family’s needs always came ______ first, even after she became successful and independent.
A. the; theB. the; /C. /; theD. /; /
14. I gt t knwn him ______ we were kids and lived next t each ther.
A. at the timeB. frm the timeC. by the timeD. during the time
15. ______ a little girl, she fund the stars attractive and read a lt f bks abut them. ______ peple usually say, interest teaches the best.
A. As; WhenB. As; asC. Like; whenD. Like; as
16. He didn’t mean ______ her birthday, but that wuld mean ______ a gift at the last minute.
A. t frget; buyingB. t frget; t buyC. frgetting; t buyD. frgetting; buying
17. Thmas Adams tried ______ smething t the rubber that he just put int his muth, ______ the taste wuld get better.
A. t add; t hpeB. adding; t hpeC. t add; hpingD. adding; hping
18. I didn’t ntice the ld man ______ in. I ______ my bk.
A. walk; was readingB. walking; was reading
C. walk; readD. walking, read
19. The by’s family ______ reading. There ______ a muntain f bks in their huse.
A. lves; areB. lves; isC. lve; areD. lve; is
20. T prve that hsting the Olympics desn’t always have gd effects n a cuntry, the paragraph n the right ______.
A. shws sme data (数据)B. ffers an example
C. uses a qute (引言)D. simply gives the reasn
Ⅱ. Clze test（1%×15=15%）
Alexander Graham Bell is ften thught t be the father f the telephne. Hwever, there were many ther scientists, like Elisha Gray and Antni Meucci, wh als develped a talking telegraph(电报). It is nt a simple thing t 21 wh is the ‘father’ f smething. The name ften ges t the scientist f the mst useful wrk, nt t the ne with the 22 idea. This is exactly what happened with the telephne.
There has been a 23 abut wh really develped the telephne. Peple have written articles and bks abut the subject. It is knwn that Bell gt the patent (专利) fr designing the telephne in 1876. He was the first t get the patent but he was nt the first t think f the 24 f a telephne. Antni Meucci, an Italian scientist, 25 building a talking telegraph in 1849. In 187l, he gt an fficial dcument that culd prve he designed the machine. In later years, because f sme 26 , Meucci culdn’t get a new dcument. His name in the histry f the telephne was then 27 until his wrk was hnred (被授予表彰) again n June 11, 2002.
Sme studies n the patent applicatin (申请) f the telephne have made things even mre 28 . Researchers say that Elisha Gray, a(n) 29 at Oberlin Cllege, and Bell applied fr the patent f the telephne n the same day. These gentlemen didn’t actually 30 the Patent Office — their lawyers (律师) did. Researchers find in recrds that Bell’s lawyer went t the ffice 31 . The date was February 14, 1876. He was the fifth t get int the ffice that day and Gray’s lawyer was the 39th. As the result, Bell gt the patent and Gray’s wrk was nt hnred. 32 , many peple dn’t believe this stry. They think that there had t be sme 33 r unfair (不公正的) actins by peple wrking at Patent Office, and 34 even by Bell himself.
This lng discussin is 35 nt cming t its end. But this questin may nt matter at all. After all, we culd live in a very different wrld withut any f the three scientists’ great wrk.
21. A. ThinkB. decideC. predictD. imagine
22. A. clB. wnderfulC. amazingD. riginal
23. A. discussinB. talkC. cnversatinD. cmmunicatin
24. A. designB. ideaC. prductD. Mdel
25. A. cntinuedB. keptC. beganD. stpped
26. A. riskB. successC. prblemD. wisdm
27. A. missedB. frgttenC. lstD. cvered
28. A. bringB. terribleC. pleasantD. interesting
29. A. prfessrB. engineerC. studentD. architect
30. A. tellB. phneC. visitD. reach
31. A. recentlyB. earlyC. lateD. last
32. A. SB. InsteadC. AlsD. Hwever
33. A. dishnestB. unkindC. trueD. clear
34. A. certainlyB. perhapsC. impssiblyD. really
35. A. evenB. almstC. stillD. already
Ⅲ. Reading cmprehensin（1%×15=15%）
A
Natinal Gegraphic explrers
These cntributrs have received funding frm the Natinal Gegraphic Sciety, which is cmmitted t illuminating and prtecting the wnder f ur wrld.
Ja Camps-Silva,p.76
An Explrer since 2021 and funder f the Brazilian nnprfit rganizatin, he leads a team that’s develping and implementing (执行) cmmunity-based cnservatin slutins in rural Amaznia. He specializes in the nce endangered arapaima, a gigantic fish imprtant t the culture f flding lwlands, the subject he wrte abut fr this issue.
Angel Bernardin,p.120
This ceangrapher led a research team that recently identified a new kind f mangrve (红树林) frest at the muth f the Amazn, an area he cvers in this feature An Explrer since 2018, Bernardin is als a dedicated cean paddler n the water by dawn every mrning in his cane.
Ruthmery Pillc Huarcaya, p.30
Raised in a Quechua village in the Peruvian Andes, Pillc is a bilgist leading a research team high in the clud frest. Fr this issue, she wrte abut the fcus f their studies: the elusive
Andean bear and its imprtant rle in the eclgy f the Amazn Basin. A favrite partner? Her rescue dg turned bear tracker. She became an Explrer in 2021.
Euuard Neves,p.11
The prfessrs, archaelgist, and museum directr at Brazil’s University f Sa Paul has spent 35 years researching the Amazn’s early cultures, knwledge he drew n fr this issue’s intrductin. An Explrer since 2012, he nw directs the Sciety-funded Amazn Revealed prject, which identifies and maps ancient human ccupatins in the rainfrest.
Jrdan Salama,pp.54, 104, 118
Salama’s features n pink river dlphins and the headwaters f Blivia’s Secure River are sme f his latest stries n Suth America. Fr his recent bk, Stranger in the Desert, the New Yrk-based writer traversed the Argentine Andes in search f his family’s lst histry.
36. The article is frm a magazine and what is this issue f magazine mainly abut?
A. Ancient cuntries.B. The Amazn.
C. Animal reservatins in China.D. Temples in India.
37. Wh wrte the bk called Blivia’s Secure River?
A. Ja Camps-SilvaB. Angel Bernardin
C. Euuard NevesD. Jrdan Salama
38. If a reader wants t knw abut Andean bears in the wild, which page shuld he r she turn t?
A. Page 11.B. Page 30.C. Page 54.D. Page 76.
39. What is the arapaima?
A. a kind f birdB. a kind f fishC. a kind f plantD. an kind f insect
40. Which statement is true abut Euuard Neves?
A. He has spent many years researching the Amazn’s recent cultures.
B. He has been an Explrer fr n less than 10 years.
C. He is a prfessr at the University f Califrnia, Berkeley.
D. He likes ging caneing in the mrning.
B
I was brn missing my left arm. In 1986, at 18 mnths, I was fitted with a prsthetic (义肢) device, a decisin made by my parents and dctrs s that I wuld develp “nrmally”.
I spent my entire childhd and adlescence trying t fit in. I did just abut anything t ease the pains f the stares and pinting fingers frm my classmates. By the time I was 8, I had n self-cnfidence, and the hand I was wearing was making it harder fr me t fit in. S I decided I was better ff withut ne. I didn’t need anyne t fix me.
T prve that I wasn’t limited by my disability, I develped a lve fr all sprts, in particular swimming. I was selected t my first Australian wmen’s swimming team at age 13 and successfully represented my cuntry fr eight years. I realized I’d made a name fr myself because f my disability.
I taught myself hw t be cmfrtable in a sciety filled with insecurities (不安全). S when I was first cntacted in 2021 by Cvvi, a cmpany trying t create the wrld’s mst advanced binic (仿生的) hand, I was a bit surprised. They asked me t trial the hand and, if pssible, t becme a patient advcate (病人权益维护者). Initially, I said n. Then, curisity gt the better f me.
While I was busy advcating fr disability rights, a new generatin f leaders, like Amy Purdy and Nick Vujicic, used the pwer f technlgy and scial media t display wheelchairs r artificial limbs withut explanatin. Peple feared disability less. Sciety was beginning t see a persn first, and their disability secnd.
Viewing disability thrugh a scial lens als meant acknwledging (承认) that a persn is mre disabled by their envirnment and the discriminatin (歧视) f thers than by their actual disability. As thse cnversatins shifted, I realized that there was an pprtunity t use technlgy t change the future generatins’ view n disability. In July 2022, I decided t trial the hand.
The rle f patient advcate is a huge hnr. Thrugh sharing my jurney, I’m able t reach thusands f ther peple wh wuld benefit frm its extrardinary capabilities (能力). That’s why I wear a binic hand — nt because I’m brken, but because I have an pprtunity t increase the human capabilities that already exist.
41. When was the authr fitted with a prsthetic device?
A. At 18 mnths ld.B. At 8 years ld.C. In her adlescence.D. In 2022.
42. Frm Purdy and Vujicic, the authr learned ______.
A. mre peple accepted their limits
B. the disabled needed a friendlier envirnment
C. scial media allwed the disabled pprtunities
D. technlgy changed peple’s attitudes t disability
43. What des NOT make it mre difficult fr the disabled t fit in?
A. Peple’s fear f disability.B. Others’ discriminatin f the disabled.
C. Their actual disability.D. The unfriendly envirnment.
44. Why did the authr finally decide t trial the binic hand in July2022?
A. She believed it wuld fix her disability.B. She wanted t becme a patient advcate.
C. She realized the pwer f technlgy.D. She wanted t prve her success in swimming.
45. Which f the fllwing wrds can best describe the authr?
A. intelligent and braveB. warm-hearted and patient
C. respnsible and strng-willedD. independent and innvative
C
If yur phne needs a sftware upgrade, yu wuld likely run the installatins (安装)when it’s fully charged. Otherwise, yur phne and its sftware wuld nt wrk prperly. A new study finds human energy systems perate in a similar fashin: Our metablisms (新陈代谢) likely wrk best in the mrning when ur bdies are fresh and fully charged.
The research, based n a seven-year dietary analysis f 50,000 adults, fund that bdy weight, measured by BMI (bdy mass index), is related t when we eat and hw ften we eat.
Specifically, peple wh eat larger breakfasts and adpt an 18-hur vernight fast (禁食), say frm 1 pm t 7 am, have the lwest bdy weights. Thse wh ate mre than three meals, r three meals plus snacks, had higher BMIs.
Thse wh ate later in the day, after 6 pm, cmpared t having the largest meal at breakfast r lunch, had higher bdy weights. The Lma Linda University researchers suggest that 18 t 19-hur vernight dietary fasts restart ur metablisms t help ur bdies burn calries efficiently (有效地).
Lead authr says this prcess (进程）makes sure that ur energy intake crrelates (相互关联） with energy utput, instead f energy reserves r enlarged fat cells. Different frm ppular belief, these extended vernight fasts seem t help start metablic wrk.
The authr als finds meals eaten in the evening, cmpared t thse eaten in the mrning, result in a hypglycemic respnse (血糖升高), r raised bld sugar, which happens when insulin (胰岛素) can’t deal with glucse (葡萄糖) int energy. Like a clg (阻塞) in a machine, extra glucse slws ur bdies’ metablic prcess dwn. Depending n yur gals and health situatin, yu may cnsider taking mre calries in the mrning when insulin wrk is mst efficient.
S, let’s say yu take 1,500 t 1,800 calries a day. Instead f splitting 500 t 600 calries evenly (均等的) at each meal, yu culd experiment with eating 600 t 700 calries fr breakfast, 600 t 700 calries fr lunch and a light 300-t 400-calrie dinner. If yu’re lking t lse 10 punds r change the early stages f Type 2 diabetes (糖尿病) cmpletely, the 18-t 19-hur vernight fast might wrk well fr yu. This culd mean eating a larger breakfast, a medium-sized lunch and n dinner at all.
46. What is the new study based n?
A. A dietary analysis.B. An experiment in the lab.
C. A survey n children.D. A famus newspaper.
47. What kind f eating pattern is cnnected with the lwest bdy weight?
A. Eating mre than three meals a day.B. Having the largest meal at dinner.
C. Eating a large breakfast and fasting vernight.D. Having snacks thrughut the day.
48. What happens when we eat in the evening?
A. Our metablisms speed up.B. We have a hypglycemic respnse.
C. Our bdies burn calries mre efficiently.D. We have an high bld sugar level.
49. Hw can we rearrange ur meals fr better results?
A. Take in mre calries at dinner.B. Split calries evenly amng all meals.
C. Take in mre calries in the mrning.D. Skip breakfast and have a big lunch.
50. What is the best title fr this article?
A. Can Skipping dinner help yu lse weight?
B. Hw t lse weight r reverse early Type 2 diabetes?
C. Hw t cntrl the nrmal bld sugar level?
D. Can exercising a lt make yur bdy fully charged?
卷Ⅱ 主观题（满分50分）
Ⅳ. Vcabulary
A. Cmplete each sentence with prper wrds. The first letter f each wrd is given. (0.5%×15=7.5%)
1. During the annual schl Art Festival, my classmates and I practiced hard in rder t perfrmed b______ n stage.
2. One f the tips fr making ppular shrt vides is t pst r______ t keep yur audience interested and cming back fr mre.
3. In a 2012 study, a prfessr cnducted e______ abut the relatinship between freign languages and peple’s way f thinking.
4. Olympic gld m______ Huang Yuting, Sheng Liha, and Xie Yu, will cme t ur prgram tday.
5. If the Chinese ftball want t win the respect, the c______ and players need t wrk tgether and train hard.
6. The pr cuple are c______ wrrying abut their financial situatin (财务状况), and I have t keep telling them t stp these necessary wrries.
7. Here are sme f the f______ that yu need t cnsider when yu chse a cllege, including individual interests, academic abilities and future career plans.
8. Technlgy i______ has changed ur lives dramatically. AI is changing ur lives frm educatin and plitics t art and healthcare.
9. The cracked (破裂的) w______ f the car made it difficult fr the driver t see clearly n the rainy day.
10. K______ teachers, wh wrk with 3 t 5 year ld kids, have t be very patient and gd-tempered.
11. The ftball match between the tw schls was really bring, with neither team scring a gal. It ended in a d______.
12. Her u______ sense f style sets her apart frm the rest f the fashin influencers (时尚博主).
13. The stry f Lck Ness Mnster (尼斯湖怪物) has e______ fr centuries in Sctland.
14. When the earthquake happened, there was a strange nise, and the grund was shaking fr a p______ f time. Peple start t run utside.
15. Because f the cnstructin f the new subway line, the rad is blcked. We can’t g f______, and let’s return t the campsite.
B. Cmplete the sentences with the prper frms f the given wrds.（0.5%×15=7.5%）
1. He was ne f the ______ wh ______ the cmpany’s transfrmatin int a glbal brand. (lead)
2. Bys and girls, sme eating habits may have a bad influence n yur ______. Why nt keep a balanced diet and eat ______ than befre. (health)
3. The ______ names were annunced with great enthusiasm by the hst. (win)
4. A key benefit f IP (知识产权) prtectin is that it encurages ______ by letting them benefit frm their ______. This, in turn, mtivates (激发) their ______, leading t mre innvatin. (create)
5. Having waited fr nearly an hur, Mr. Andersn started t lse his ______. He called his secretary ______ t find ut what was wrng. (patient)
6. When the US visitrs learned the ______ abut China’s electric vehicle industry, they were ______ surprised. (true)
7. T keep yur data safe, dn’t use ______ Wi-Fi in public places. (knw)
8. After the party, What a ______ the kitchen became. I have t say it was ______ rm I have ever seen, with cups and plates all ver the place. (messy)
Ⅴ. Chse a prper phrase t cmplete each sentence and change the frm if necessary. There is an extra ne. （1%×10=10%）
1. The Olympic Games ____________ fr cuntries and peple t live peacefully side by side.
2. The little dg was very excited and ____________, trying t sniff everything in this new envirnment.
3. Vice US president Kamala Harris ____________ in tw f fur surveys: by fur pints and by ne pint respectively.
4. Fr peple wh can’t have a dg but still ____________ playing with ne, ging t a pet restaurant is the best chice.
5. I may be wealthy nw, but I ____________ rich. I had nthing when I was yung, and all f my frtune is wned by my wn hard wrk.
6. Many questins ____________ thse in ur text bks. I wnder why yu made s many mistakes in the exam.
7. ____________ did nt stp her frm being a tp swimmer.
8. We dn’t knw what ____________ the used cmputers. Shuld we dnate them t the peple in pr muntain areas?
9. We are s clse t the end. Instead f ____________ easily, we need t keep trying hard.
10. We were busy ____________ the jurney and we didn’t ntice that smene left the rm quietly.
Ⅵ. Finish the sentences with the crrect frms f the given verbs.（0.5%×10=5%）
1. We are tired ut nw because we ______ (ride) the bike fr such a lng time.
2. The children ______ (swim) when they ______ (hear) a big nise utside. Later they knew that a huge tree ______ (fall) dwn because f the strng wind at that time.
3. Yu can hardly imagine hw hard he ______ (practise) ______ (win) the game last mnth.
4. We suggest ______ (cane) tgether in the newly pened park next week. We believe it ______ (be) a nice experience fr all f us.
5. Dn’t frget ______ (turn) ff the lights again. Yu ______ (leave) the lights n fr the whle night yesterday.
Ⅶ. Cmplete each sentence accrding t the Chinese given.（0.5%×20=10%）
1. 那位球员在裁判吹响哨声时，没有立刻停下，没有人知道就在那一刻发生了什么。
The player did nt stp immediately when the ______ ______ ______ ______ during the match and nbdy knew what ______ at the ______ mment.
2. 赛后，人们向麦克祝贺他赢得了比赛。麦克通过运动变得越来越强壮。
After the match, peple said ______ ______ Mike ______ ______the game. He became ______ ______ by ding sprts.
3. 中国女子轮椅篮球队在东京残奥会上获得银牌，这是她们的第一枚残奥会奖牌。
The ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ wn a silver medal at the Tky Paralympic Games and it was their first Paralympic medal.
4. 陈可辛说剧本的灵感来自于1973年的电影“保镖”，那是一部由他父亲陈铜民先生导演的电影。
Mr. Chen said the ______ ______ the script came frm the 1973 mvie “The Bdyguard” directed by his father, Tung Man Chan.
Ⅷ. Task-based reading （0.5%×10=5%）
Lcated in Britain, the University f Oxfrd is respected internatinally as a teaching and research center. Evidence shws that teaching existed in Oxfrd as early as 1096, and it has been ranked as the tp university in the UK by The Times fr many times.
The Tutrial (导师的) System
In the University f Oxfrd, teaching is cnducted primarily thrugh the tutrial system. Tutrials are gd fr students’ skills f critical analysis (批判性分析),but the greatest advantage f the tutrial system is the individual guidance (指导) that students receive. The cntrast (对比) between tutrials and large lectures cmmn in the American universities is bvius. In the typical American university, students are taught by the same specialists, in the same way, and held t the same standards.
Scieties and Clubs
There are rich after-schl activities at Oxfrd. Students may jin a variety f clubs and scieties accrding t their wn interests. The Oxfrd University Scientific Sciety aims t unite undergraduates t discuss scientific matters. The Newman Sciety has served as mdel fr religius sciety thrughut the English-speaking wrld. In additin, there are great many clubs, including Oxfrd university Cricket Club, Oxfrd University Chess Club, and s n.
Dates f Term
Oxfrd’s year is divided int three terms and three vacatins. The dates fr Full Term 2023-24 are set ut belw:
9. Which rganizatin will yu jin if yu want t discuss scientific matters?
______________________________________________________________________________________________
10. Hw many weeks des the secnd term last?
______________________________________________________________________________________________
完整答案
Ⅰ卷
单选
1—5 DACCB6—10 AADCC11—15 CBDBB16—20 ADADB
完形
21—25 BDABC26—30 CBDAC31—35BDABC
阅读
36—40 BDBBB41—45 ADCCC46—50 ACBCA
卷Ⅱ主观题
Ⅳ Vcabulary
A、1. brilliantly 2. regularly 3. experiments 4. medalists 5. cach
6. cntinuusly 7. factrs 8. innvatin 9. windshield 10. Kindergarten
11. draw 12. unique 13. existed 14. perid 15.further
B、1. Leaders, led 2. health, mre healthily 3. winners’ 4. creatrs, creatins, creativity
5. patience, impatiently 6. truth, truly 7. unknwn 8. mess, the messiest
Ⅴ. Chse a prper phrase t cmplete each sentence and change the frm if necessary, There is an extra ne. (1%×10= 10%)
1. make it pssible 2. bunced up and dwn 3. tk the lead 4. dream abut 5. wasn’t brn
6. were similar t 7. Ging blind 8. t d with 9. giving up 10. preparing fr
Ⅵ. Finish the sentences with the crrect frms f the given verbs. (0.5%×10 = 5%)
1. have ridden 2. were swimming, heard , fell 3. practiced, t win 4. caneing, will be
5. t turn, left
Ⅶ. Cmplete each sentence accrding t the Chinese given. (0.5%×20 = 10%)
1. referee blew the whistle, happened, very
2. cngratulatins t, fr winning, strnger and strnger
3. Chinese wmen’s wheelchair basketball team
4. Inspiratin fr
Ⅷ. 任务型
1. eleventh 2. System 3. Unlike 4. large 5. teach
6. like 7. Chess 8. vacatins
9. I will jin the Oxfrd University Scientific Sciety.
10. The secnd term lasts eight weeks.
The 2016 Olympics cst the Brazil gvernment abut $13.2billin, which was far ver what was planned. Hwever, it didn’t attract enugh turists and business t help the ecnmy (经济) grw as hped.
Please write the answers n the answer sheet. (请将此卷答案写在答卷纸上）
g blinddream abutprepare frd….. with
make it pssiblebe similar ttake the leadcme back
bunce up and dwnbe (nt) brngive up
Year
Term
Frm
T
2023-24
Michaelmas 2023
Sunday 8 Octber
Saturday 2 December
Hilary 2024
Sunday 14 January
Saturday 9 March
Trinity 2024
Sunday 21 Apri
Saturday 15 June
Intrductin
Oxfrd can date back t the 1 century.
Features
The Tutrial 2
3 American universities, Oxfrd uses the tutrial system t give students individual guidance instead f giving 4 lectures. A typical American university, the same specialists 5 students in the same way.
Scieties and Clubs
Many Scieties and clubs are mentined, 6 the Oxfrd University Sciety, the Oxfrd Unin Sciety, the Newman Sciety, Oxfrd University Cricket Club, Oxfrd University 7 Club and etc.
Date f Term
Oxfrd’s schl year is divided int three terms and three 8