2017年廈門(mén)市初中總復(fù)習(xí)教學(xué)質(zhì)量檢測(cè)參考答案

1-5： CBBCA 6-10: BCACB 11-15: ACABC 16-20: ACBCB

21-25: CACBA 26-30: BBCAC 31-35: ABACA 36-40: BACBC

41-45: DABCB 46-50: CBCAD 51-55: DBACD 56-60: BCCDA

66-70: CADEB

注：下列非選擇題可能存在多種答案，請(qǐng)根據(jù)具體情況酌情評(píng)分。

61. June 62. Europe 63. red 64. apple 65. shy

71. There is a schoolbag on the desk.

72. I take out the rubbish twice a week.

73. He is good at playing the guitar.

74. Sam is taller than Tim.

75. We had a party yesterday.

76. Who is your Chinese teacher

77. How’s the weather? / What’s the weather like?

78. How often do you exercise

79. I am going to be a reporter when I grow up.

80. Have a good time/trip; Have fun

81. healthy 82. fifty 83. teach/show 84. close 85. free/spare

86. better 87. by/from 88. foreign 89. invited 90. themselves

VIII. One possible version

For those who ask what I love myself the most, my answer is simple -- my braveness. I always consider myself a brave person. I am never afraid of any challenges or new stuffs.

Looking back, I have to give many thanks for being a brave kid. I remember when I was in the school football team. It was the final match, a have-to-win game. Time was running out, and our team was 1 goal behind. Things didn’t look well, I took lots of shots but none of them worked out. Then we got a penalty kick, a ball which could get things back to order. Someone had to take the shot, we looked at each other in silence. All of a sudden, my braveness called upon me. A thought came through my mind, “There is nothing left to lose, what’s to be afraid of?” To everyone’s surprise, I came in front the ball and took the shot. The ball went into the net. At last, we won the match.

From time to time, I thought about the match that day. Although some might say it was too dangerous to take the shot, I never have a slightest doubt in my decision. That’s to say, I love being a brave kid.

2017年廈門(mén)市初中總復(fù)習(xí)教學(xué)質(zhì)量檢測(cè)聽(tīng)力測(cè)試錄音稿

* 下面是聽(tīng)力試聽(tīng)時(shí)間：

M: Welcome to my new home, Maria.

W: Thanks, Bill. Where is your bedroom?

M: It’s on the second floor.

W: Is there a computer in your bedroom?

M: No, there isn’t. But there is one in the study. 

W: How often do you use the computer?

M: Only once a week. My parents allow me to use it on Saturday evenings.

W: Have you ever done shopping on the Internet?

M: No, never. But my mother likes shopping online. She bought a camera for me last week. It’s really nice.

W: Can I have a look?

M: Sure. Let’s go upstairs.

* 聽(tīng)力試聽(tīng)結(jié)束，聽(tīng)力考試現(xiàn)在開(kāi)始。