用所给单词的适当形式填空。 The Winter Olympics are also called the White Olympics. Always - 初中英语试题 - 超级试练试题库

用所给单词的适当形式填空。 The Winter Olympics are also called the White Olympics. Always, many colourful stamps 1.____
______(publish) to mark(纪念) the great Games. The first stamps marking the opening 2.__________
(come) out on January 25, 1932 in the United States for the 3rd White Olympics. From then on, 3.______________(publish) stamps during the Winter Olympics became a rule. During the 4th Winter Olympic
Games, some special stamps 4.__________(publish) in Germany in November of 1935. The five rings
of Olympics 5.__________ (print) on the front of the sportswear. It was the first time that the symbol
6.__________(appear) on the stamps of the Winter Olympics.

1. are published 2. came 3. publishing
4. were published 5. were printed 6. appeared

阅读短文，根据其内容回答问题。     Nobody knows when or where kite flying began, but there are some stories about the history of kites.
     Early kites may have been simple flat shapes such as leaves. Later, kite designs improved as people
discovered how to put lightweight coverings over frames. Silk and paper are lightweight materials that
were invented in China. China is the earliest known center of kite making. Chinese kites date back (追溯)
at least 2,000 years.
     The first Chinese kites may have been used by armies, perhaps as signals. As time passed, kites took
on other uses. They were flown during special ceremonies and for sport. Then there were kite-flying
holidays, such as the one held on the ninth day of the ninth month. According to legend (传说), that was
the day a family went kite-flying on a hilltop. Returning to their house, they saw that it had collapsed (倒塌). Kite-flying had saved their lives!
     After a while, travelers and traders spread kite-flying from China to Japan. Before long, Japanese kite-
flying took on a new purpose. Kites flew to celebrate happy things and good luck. Soon, kite-flying
reached many other Asian countries. In each land, kites were designed for ceremonies and sport.
     Later, knowledge of kites traveled west, to northern Africa, to Europe, and finally to America. There
may have been early kite inventors in these lands, but their creations did not spread as widely as the kites
of Asia.1. What shapes did early kites look like?
    ________________________________________________________________
2. What lightweight materials for kites were invented in China?
    ________________________________________________________________
3. Which country is the earliest known center of kite making, China or Japan?
    ________________________________________________________________
4. What were kites used for in China?
    ________________________________________________________________
5. What were kites used for in Japan?
    ________________________________________________________________

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完形填空。

     Paper was first invented by a Chinese man called Cai Lun in 105 AD. He made it __1__ the wood of
a kind of tree.
     Today, paper still __2_____ from trees. We use __3_ paper every day. We must begin using __4__
paper now because it _5__ about 100 years for a tree to grow.
     How can we _6_______ paper? We can use ____7__ sides of every piece of paper. We can reuse
envelopes (信封). We can choose drinks in __8___ instead of drinks in cardboard cartons (纸盒). We
can use plastic (塑料的) cups and plates instead of paper __9_. We can also use handkerchiefs (手帕)
instead of paper tissues (纸巾). We can use fewer paper shopping bags and we can reuse these paper
bags __10__ as well.

用括号内所给动词的适当形式填空。

       In 1896, the first modern Olympic Games   1   (hold) in Athens, Greece. Since then many
countries  2    (hold) the Olympics successfully, such as England, France, Germany, Canada, the USA,
Spain and Australia. After more than 100 years the Games   3   (return) to its hometown in 2004.
       When people hold the Olympic Games, they always   4   (make) an emblem (会徽). The
emblem of the Athens Olympic Games in 2004 was a white circle of olive branches in the sky. People
said, “While in Athens, the world should be at peace. We hope the peace is not just for a short time.
We would like the message from the Athens Games   5   (help) countries come together.”
       Next year the Olympic Games   6   (hold) in China. And China has already made a seal (印章)as
the emblem of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. The emblem   7   (have) a single Chinese character on
a red seal and means “Chinese seal-dancing Beijing”. Below it, there   8   (be) the words “Beijing
2008”. The character in the emblem is “Jing”. It   9   (mean) “capital” of China and it is also
like a runner or a dancer. The running figure of the emblem   10   (show) the spirit (精神) of the
Olympics-faster, higher and stronger.

阅读理解。

     The British Museum is the biggest museum in the world. Inside, you feel smaller than usual. There are many things to see.
     The story of the British Museum goes back three hundred years to one unusual man, Sir Hans Sloane, doctor to King George II. The doctor collected books, drawings, clothes, money, animals, flowers, things
from all over the world. The doctor wanted everything to stay together when he died, so that people could come and have a look. The British Museum began. King George II gave his library, and the museum started to grow.
     The British Museum opened in 1759, six years after Sir Hans Sloane died. At first the museum was
only open three days a week and only ten people could enter in an hour. There wasn’t much time to see
things. Visitors had to run though the rooms.
    By about 1800, things began to get better. Wonderful statues, three thousand years old, arrived from
Egypt. King George IV sold all his books to the museum secretly. A hundred years ago not only old books but also new ones arrived at the museum, and more people came to read them. Since them many famous men have written and studied there. And the library is growing faster and faster. There are four kilometers of new shelves every year and there are about two million visitors every year.

1. Sir Hans Sloane was interested in ______.
A. collecting all kinds of books
B. collecting all kinds of drawings
C. collecting all kinds of money
D. collecting all kinds of things
2. When you go inside the British Museum, you feel smaller than usual because ______.
A. the museum is empty
B. the museum is very big
C. there are too many things in it
D. you are too small
3. Sir Hans Sloane died ______.
A. in 1753
B. in 1759
C. in 1765
D. in 1800
4. At first, the visitors had to run through the museum because ______.
A. there are only several things to see
B. the museum was the biggest one in the world
C. they were not interested in the things in it
D. they had only one hour to see all the things in it
5. The passage is mainly about ______.
A. Sir Hans Sloane
B. George II
C. the history of British Museum
D. the books in the museum