2025版初中 英語 學(xué)考復(fù)習(xí) 評價演練《第14講》課件

評價演練第14講一、聽力測試。A）請聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有1個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。1.Who

was

playing

in

the

match?(

)AA.Paul's

sister.

B.Paul's

brother.

C.The

girl's

brother.2.When

was

the

camera

bought?(

)AA.Last

month.

B.Last

year.

C.Last

week.3.Where

are

the

two

speakers?(

)BA.In

a

post

office.

B.In

a

restaurant.

C.In

a

factory.4.How

does

David

go

to

school

these

days?(

)CA.By

bus.

B.By

subway.

C.By

bike.5.What

does

the

woman

mean?(

)AA.Amy

has

changed

a

lot.B.She

can't

remember

Amy.C.She

doesn't

know

Amy.B）請聽下面一段獨(dú)白,

根據(jù)獨(dú)白內(nèi)容完成下列句子,

每個空格不超過3個單詞。1.Everyone

can

make

sounds

by

________.2.___________often

comes

and

goes

so

quickly.3.Classical

music

is

not

so

popular

among

young

people

though

it's

the

symbol

of

a_____musical

level.4.Classical

music

is_______music,

so

some

people

can't

understand

its

real

meaning.5.Some

folk

songs

are

about

hard

life,

but

they

are

also____________.singingPop

musichighseriousfull

of

hope二、單項(xiàng)填空。1.If

you

work

harder,

you'll

have

another

___

to

play

the

violin

at

a

concert.CA.change

B.courage

C.chance

D.trade2.—If

your

hobbies

___

your

schoolwork,

you'd

better

stop

them.—You

do

seem

to

have

a

point.

I

will

think

it

over.BA.get

on

well

with

B.get

in

the

way

ofC.get

out

of

D.get

through3.—Do

you

prefer

___

a

driving

tour

on

the

coming

National

Day?—I'm

afraid

there

is

a

lot

of

traffic

on

the

way,

so

I'd

rather

____the

train.A.to

have;

take

B.to

have;

to

takeC.having;

taking

D.have;

to

takeA4.—More

trees

need

to

be

planted

in

the

northwest

of

China.—Yes.

With

enough

trees,

sandstorms

could

be

___.AA.prevented

B.protected

C.preferred

D.performed5.Our

country

___

to

achieve

healthy

economic

development

despite

the

influence

of

COVID-19

in

the

past

few

years.DA.manage

B.managed

C.is

managing

D.has

managed三、閱讀理解。

In

most

films

about

space,

whenever

Earth

faces

a

disaster,

the

solution

is

always

running

away

from

the

planet

in

spaceships

or

expecting

one

or

a

group

of

superheroes

to

save

it

in

the

end.

But

the

Chinese

science

fiction（sci-fi）

movie,

The

Wandering

Earth

（《流浪地球》）,

offers

a

different

and

more

ambitious（有野心的）idea.

The

movie

is

based

on

a

short

story

by

Chinese

sci-fi

writer

Liu

Cixin.

Facing

the

danger,

humans

around

the

world

work

together

to

build

a

huge

engine

system

that

will

push

Earth

away

from

the

sun.

Instead

of

simply

leaving

Earth

behind

again,

this

time

we're

taking

it

with

us.

As

China's

first

homemade

sci-fi

blockbuster,

the

film

has

led

to

heated

discussions.

The

New

York

Times

reported

that

“It

will

be

a

symbol

of

a

new

era（時代）in

Chinese

film

making.”Famous

Hollywood

director

James

Cameron

also

wrote

on

Sina

Weibo

that

The

Wandering

Earth

was

a

breakthrough

of

Chinese

sci-fi

films

and

was

worth

more

attention

worldwide.

The

“ambition”

of

the

sci-fi

film,

however,

didn't

come

from

nowhere.

For

thousands

of

years,

“homeland”

has

been

the

softest

part

in

most

Chinese

people's

mind.

One

old

saying

is

luoyeguigen,

which

means

returning

to

one's

homeland

in

old

age,

like

fallen

leaves

returning

to

the

roots

of

their

tree.

Or

as

an

ancient

poem

reads,

“The

season

called

the

White

Dew

begins

tonight.

Nowhere

as

in

our

native

place

is

the

moon

so

bright.”These

both

show

the

close

relationship

that

Chinese

people

have

had

with

their

homeland.

This

special

cultural

background

is

probably

what

makes

The

Wandering

Earth

different

from

Hollywood-style

space

films.

The

director

of

the

film,

Guo

Fan,

said,

“China's

rapid

development

in

recent

years

has

also

provided

fertile

（肥沃的）

soil

for

the

science,

literature

and

films

to

grow.

We

hope

that

the

soil

will

produce

more

amazing

fruits

of

Chinese

sci-fi

films

in

the

near

future.”1.About

the

film

The

Wandering

Earth,

which

of

the

following

is

NOT

true?(

)DA.It's

a

Chinese

sci-fi

film.B.It's

different

from

most

Hollywood

films.C.It

is

based

on

a

short

story

by

Liu

Cixin.D.It

was

made

by

Hollywood

director

James

Cameron.2.What

plays

a

role

in

the

success

of

the

movie?(

)BA.Hollywood

sci-fi

films.B.The

Chinese

cultural

background.C.Chinese

old

sayings

and

poems.D.The

producer's

hometown.3.What

does

the

underlined

part

in

Paragraph

2

probably

mean

in

Chinese?(

)CA.舉頭望明月,

低頭