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山东聊城市茌平区振兴街道中学
2026-2027学年上学期初三年级第二次英语作业反馈 英语
一、阅读理解
A
Are you thinking about going to university Do you think maths, physics and history sound boring Well, there are a lot of unusual degrees that you might not know about. Here are some of our favorites.
Football Studies Students learn about football and business, society and the media. They also study sports injuries and coaching. You don’t need to play football if you want to choose this course — there won’t be any footballs in the exam room. Citrus Studies Yes, you can do a degree in oranges, lemons and limes! Students learn how to grow citrus fruits, which includes a lot of chemistry and biology. You’ll get really healthy from all that fresh fruit!
Toy Design Not ready to grow up yet Then maybe you’d like to learn how to design toys for children. But don’t think it will be easy just because you see the word ‘toy’. Students on this course study child psychology, 3D design and engineering. Bakery Science Eating cake or biscuits is probably something you do for fun. But for students on this course, it’s part of studying. Students learn about chemistry and how to manage production. There is a bakery at the university, so students can practice what they’re learning.
1. What can students learn about in Football Studies
A. Business and biology. B. Society and the media. C. Coaching and 3D design.
2. What do we know about Toy Design
A. It includes engineering. B. It is for little kids to learn.
C. It will be easy for students.
3. Which degrees require students to learn about chemistry
A. Toy Design and Citrus Studies. B. Football Studies and Toy Design.
C. Citrus Studies and Bakery Science.
B
Liu Ziyang.14, and his teammates beat Hebei 16-6 to win the men’s 10m air pistol (气手枪) team gold at China’s15th National Games in Guangzhou on Oct 16. Liu said, “I focus on staying grounded and giving my all.” He started at age 8 with a laser (激光) gun. Unlike other kids, he was serious and curious. His coach said, “Other kids get bored quickly, but Liu can focus for a long time.” When tied 6-6with top shooter Niu Qisong, Liu was the last to fire. He closed his eyes, took a deep breath and shot. He said. “When my opponent scored 10.8, my hands were sweating (出汗). but I remembered the coach said, ‘Just focus on your own shot.’” The night before, he listened to music. After winning, he quietly cleaned his pistol, Liu admires Xu Haifeng. “Don’t just dream, Use all your skills, and just go for it,” Liu said.
4. When did Liu Ziyang win his first gold medal in the National Games
A. At the age of 8. B. On 16 Oct. in Guangzhou,
C. After he beat coach, Zhou Zihan.
5. What can we infer about Liu Ziyang from the passage
A. He got nervous easily during the final match.
B. He learned to shoot from top shooter Niu Qisong.
C. He was different from other kids who played for fun.
6. What did Liu Ziyang do when he felt ready to shoot in the final
A. He cleaned his pistol quickly. B. He listened to music to relax.
C. He closed his eyes, took a deep breath and shot.
7. What’s the main idea of the passage
A. The 15th National Games in Guangzhou. B. Liu’s success comes from focus and calmness.
C. The history of China’s Olympic shooting.
C
Della and Jim were a young couple. They lived in a small flat and did not have much money, but they loved each other very much.
Della had only one dollar and eighty-seven cents. The next day was Christmas, and she wanted to buy a special gift for Jim. For many months, she had saved every penny she could, but it was still not enough. There were two things in the flat that they were both proud of. One was Jim’s gold watch. It had belonged to his father and his grandfather. The other was Della’s beautiful long hair. It fell below her knees like a brown waterfall.
Della looked at herself in the mirror for a long time. Then she put on her old brown jacket and her old brown hat. She ran out of the door and down the street. Soon she stood before a shop. The sign said, “Hair Goods of All Kinds.” “Will you buy my hair ” asked Della.
“I buy hair,” said the woman. “Take your hat off and let me see it.”
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For the next two hours, Della walked from shop to shop, looking for Jim’s gift. At last, she found it. It was a simple but expensive watch chain, made of platinum. It was perfect for Jim’s gold watch.
When Della got home, she began to worry. “Will Jim still think I am beautiful without my hair ” she thought.
At seven o’clock, Jim came home. He stopped inside the door and looked at Della. His eyes were full of surprise, not anger. “Della,” he said, “no haircut could make me love you less. But open this package, and you will see why I was surprised.”
Della opened it quickly. Then she laughed and cried at the same time. Inside was a set of beautiful combs, with jewels on the edges. She had wanted them for a long time in a shop window. Now they were hers, but her hair was gone.
She held the combs against her chest and said, “My hair grows so fast, Jim! Look! I have a wonderful gift for you.” She showed him the platinum watch chain.
Della and Jim had each sold their most valuable thing to buy a gift for the other. Yet their gifts were the best of all, because they were made of love.
8. Why did Della sell her hair
A. Because she wanted to buy a new hat.
B. Because she needed money for Jim’s Christmas gift.
C. Because her hair was too long to take care of.
9. What gift did Della buy for Jim
A. A gold watch. B. A set of beautiful combs. C. A platinum watch chain.
10. What can we infer about Jim when he saw Della’s short hair
A. He was angry because she had cut her hair.
B. He was surprised because he had sold his watch to buy her combs.
C. He was disappointed because he did not like her new look.
11. What is the main lesson of the story
A. People should never sell their most valuable things.
B. The best gifts are those given with true love. C. Christmas gifts should always be expensive.
D
What is the best way to help people out of poverty (贫穷) In 2018, a charity gave every adult in Ahenyo, a village in Kenya, $500. This was almost equal (等于) to most people’s yearly pay, and there were no rules about how to use the money. They only needed to talk to the charity, hoping the cash would help the villagers leave poverty behind.
Before this, many old aid plans often failed. In the 1960s, charities spent billions on schools, job training, farm projects, roads, and health care. But studies later found these plans did not work well. Most experts thought giving free cash was a bad idea. They believed people would spend the money quickly and end up poor again.
But two years later, the results were surprising. Business earnings went up by 65%. Families saved more money and ate better food. Kids got better grades at school. Alcoholism (酗酒), depression, and domestic violence (家庭暴力) dropped in the village.
Since then, many studies have shown that direct cash help works better than many old programs. One study found that after giving out cash, the local economy grew twice as much as the total money given in just one year. Still, free cash is not a perfect answer. Poverty is a long-term problem. For example, a study found cash helped families for four years, but the good results disappeared later.
The world already has enough money to end extreme poverty. What we need is to trust the people we are trying to help.
12. The $500 that the charity gave to each villager in Ahenyo was .
A. nearly a year’s pay for most B. more than old projects cost
C. enough to end all poverty
13. What did most experts think of giving free cash at first
A. It was very useful. B. It was not a good idea. C. It was hard to carry out.
14. From the passage, we know direct cash help .
A. solves poverty forever B. works better than old plans
C. only helps during disaster
15. What can we learn from the passage
A. Old plans are always better. B. Direct cash help is perfect.
C. Trust poor people when helping.
E
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有一项为多余选项。
How to Be a Good Volunteer
Volunteering helps people and communities. It also helps volunteers grow. Here are some simple ways to do it well.
Before you choose a volunteer job, think about your interests and skills. If you like reading, you can help at a library. If you are good at sports, you can help coach children. When the work fits your strengths, you will enjoy it more.
Be on time and keep your word
Volunteers are part of a team. If you say you will come, try your best to be there. Arriving on time shows respect for others. If you are really unable to go, let the organizer know early.
Listen and learn
Every volunteer group has its own rules. The organizer may explain how to finish a task safely. 18 If something is unclear, ask for help. A good volunteer is willing to learn.
Be kind and patient
You may meet people who are nervous, tired, or sad. 19 A smile, a thank-you, or a simple “Can I help ” can make someone’s day better.
Think after the work
When the activity ends, spend a few minutes thinking about it. What did you do well What could be better next time 20
A. This gives them time to find another volunteer.
B. Choose work that fits you.
C. Then you can improve your skills step by step.
D. Listen carefully before you start working.
E. Treat everyone with warmth and respect.
F. You should always wear comfortable clothes.
二、完形填空
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Three first graders in Virginia are being praised as real-life heroes after their quick thinking and teamwork. They helped save their teacher’s life during a (an) 21 moment in the classroom.
The incident happened last week at Lakeview Elementary School in Colonial Heights, where 23-year-old Madison Swift was 22 in her first year as an educator. While working with a student and eating at the same time, Swift suddenly began choking (噎住) on her food and was unable to 23 .
That’s when three of her 24 —7-year-old Kolton Hersh and 6-year-olds Dereck Contreras-Franco and Bryson Doss—immediately realised something was 25 . As their teacher struggled (挣扎), each boy jumped into action in his own way.
Dereck ran to 26 the classroom’s emergency call button (按钮) and, along with other students, quickly told the office that their teacher was choking.
Bryson rushed out of the room to get 27 from another teacher across the hallway.
Meanwhile, Kolton stayed right by Swift’s side and began giving her back 28 to try to remove the food.
Swift later recalled that those back blows worked. The 29 was forced out, and help quickly arrived thanks to the boys’ fast reaction.
“They 100% 30 my life,” she said, praising each of them for their courage and quick thinking. She believes that the little heroes will encourage more students to step up during an emergency.
21. A. dangerous B. interesting C. peaceful
22. A. singing B. feeding C. teaching
23. A. sleep B. breathe C. walk
24. A. dolls B. classmates C. students
25. A. wrong B. possible C. funny
26. A. move B. press C. test
27. A. help B. courage C. praise
28. A. hugs B. touches C. blows
29. A. food B. juice C. fruit
30. A. ruled B. saved C. shared
三、短文填空
阅读下面短文并填空，然后将答案写到答题卡的相应位置（如有提示词，则填入提示词的正确形式；如无提示词，则填入1个适当的单词）。
During the Chinese New Year, one of the most exciting 31 (tradition) for children is receiving lucky money in red envelopes (红包). This tradition is not just about 32 (get) money. It carries deep cultural meanings and family love.
Long ago, people 33 (believe) that bad things might harm children. To protect them, adults 34 (put) coins in red paper. The red colour drove away bad luck 35 the coins brought safety. Today, the coins have become paper money. Red envelopes 36 (give) by grandparents, parents, and other relatives. They usually say kind words like “Wish you health and 37 (happy)!”
38 (luck), with the development of technology, we can send digital red envelopes on phones. Many youth like to use 39 (they).
Lucky money is more than a gift—it’s a bridge among family 40 (member) and it reminds us that the best things in life are love and togetherness.
四、任务型阅读
阅读下面短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题，并将答案写到答题卡的相应位置。
Money and happiness
Money plays an important role in our daily life. We need it to buy food, clothes, houses and other necessary things for living. However, people have different ideas about the relationship between money and happiness. This topic has been widely discussed around the world for a long time.
Some people believe money means everything, while others think it can’t bring true happiness. A famous song by the Beatles even says money can’t buy love. There is also an old saying that money is the root of all evil. But a new study from Cambridge University shows something different.
Researchers studied the spending habits of 625 bank customers. They compared people’s personalities with their spending ways. The study found that money can buy happiness, but only when people buy the right things.
One researcher said this study might change people’s ideas about money and happiness. Internet companies could also use this to recommend better products for people. Another researcher thought spending properly is as important as having a good job or right friends for our well-being.
In fact, money is neither good nor bad. It can’t bring happiness directly, but wise spending choices can help us get joy from it. We can buy things that show our true selves and match our personalities. The most important thing is to use money correctly and never let it control our life.
41. What do we need money to buy according to the passage
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42. What did the researchers from Cambridge University find from their study
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43. What can Internet companies use the new study from Cambridge University to do
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44. Do you think money can buy true happiness Why or why not
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45. How will you use your own money wisely in your daily life
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五、书面表达
46. 假如你是李华，你准备在英语课“Role model”环节发言。体育成为全省乃至全国重要一环，16岁青年陈妤颉Chen Yujie在2026年9月爱知·名古屋亚运会上连续取得3枚金牌。请你用英语写一篇发言稿，将陈妤颉作为Role model介绍给大家，内容包括：
个人背景 成长经历 亚运会上成就
2008年12月29日出生于浙江宁波。出身短跑家庭。目前是一名高三学生，自信、努力、敢于担当。 她小时候练过网球。小学五年级时，在校运会上展现出色跑步能力。 3枚金牌，1枚银牌，打破亚运会纪录，被网友亲切称为“小孩姐”。
1. 介绍Role model;
2. 具体情况，
3. 你的感想。
注意：
1. 词数80-100，开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3. 文中不得出现真实人名、校名等信息。
参考词汇： sprint v./n. 短跑Asian Games亚运会 medal n.奖牌kid’s sister小孩姐
Hello, everyone!
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That’s all. Thank you.
参考答案
一、阅读理解
1.B 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.C 6.C 7.B 8.B 9.C 10.B 11.B 12.A 13.B 14.B 15.C 16.B 17.A 18.D 19.E 20.C
二、完形填空
21.A 22.C 23.B 24.C 25.A 26.B 27.A 28.C 29.A 30.B
三、短文填空
31.traditions 32.getting 33.believed 34.put 35.and 36.are given 37.happiness 38.Luckily 39.them 40.members
四、任务型阅读
41.Food, clothes, houses and other necessary things for living 42.Money can buy happiness only when people buy the right things 43.To recommend better products for people 44.Yes, I do. Because spending money on things that match my personality can bring me happiness 45.I will buy necessary things that fit my true self and avoid wasting money on useless items
五、书面表达
Hello, everyone!
Today I’d like to introduce my role model, Chen Yujie. Born on December 29, 2008 in Ningbo, Zhejiang, she comes from a sprint family and is now a senior high school student. She is confident, hardworking and responsible. As a kid, she tried tennis, but showed great running ability in the school sports meet in Grade 5. At the Asian Games in September 2026, she won 3 gold medals and 1 silver, broke an Asian Games record, and was warmly called “kid’s sister” by netizens. Her spirit of pursuing dreams inspires me a lot.
That’s all. Thank you.

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