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　　4.若反比例函数yk（k0）的函数图像过点p（2，m）、q（1，n），则m与n的大小关系x

　　是：

mn

　　3.函数y

　　5.如图1，矩形纸片abcd，bc=2，∠abd=30°

．将该纸片沿对角线bd翻折，点a落在点e处，eb交dc于点F，则点F到直线db的距离为．

　　dFce

　　a图1b

　　二．解答题：

　　1.如图2，已知Rt△abc中，∠acb＝90°

，cd是斜边ab上的中线，过点a作ae⊥cd，ae分别与cd、cb相交于点h、e，ah＝2ch．

（1）求sinb的值；

（2）如果cd

　　，求be的值．ce图2ba

　　2.在Rt△abc中，∠a=90°

，ab=6，ac=8，点d为边bc的中点，de⊥bc交边ac于点e，点p为射线ab上一动点，点q为边ac上一动点，且∠pdq=90°

．

（1）求ed、ec的长；

（2）若bp=2，求cq的长；

　　（3）记线段pq与线段de的交点为点F，若△pdF为等腰三角形，求bp的长．

　　e

　　cbcbdd图3（备用图）

　　篇二：

剑桥一级上笔试试题

　　剑桥英语一级上综合试题

　　姓名：

教师姓名：

批卷人：

得分：

　　一、填字母补全单词（1′×

15=15分）

　　gyrrotnustherlp二、单项选择（2′×

15=30分）

　　（）1.–what’sthis-it’selephant.

　　a.ab.anc.thed./

　　（）2.theclockisthedesk.

　　a.onb.inc.underd.by

　　（）3.icankickwithmy.

　　a.armb.handc.headd.foot

　　（）4.–whereislily-shemustinthemangohouse.

　　a.amb.bec.isd.are

　　（）5.myshirtblueandmyshoeswhite.

　　a.areisb.isisc.isare

　　（）6.oneplussevenis.

　　a.nineb.eightc.ten

　　（）7.thisismydad.heisabook.

　　a.readingb.readc.reads

　　（）8.–isthatcap-yes,it’s.

　　a.youmineb.yourmyc.yourme

　　（）9.myfatherandmotherwatchingtV.

　　a.isb.arec.am

　　（）10.igotoschoolcareveryday.

　　a.withb.byc.on

　　（）11.yourfather’smotherisyour.

　　a.grandmab.sonc.sisterd.areared.elevend.isreadd.yourmined.bed.in

　　d.cousin

　　（）12.look!

someboysbananas.

　　a.iseatingb.areeatingc.eatd.areeat

　　（isthisthisismydad.

　　a.whatb.howc.whod.which

　　（）14.ilike.

　　a.swimb.swimmingc.swimsd.isswim

　　（）15.-howareyou-i’msix.

　　a.happyb.oldc.youngd.often

　　三、句型连线（1′×

5=5分）

　　1.whatareyoudoinga.icanseeamonster.

　　2.what’syourhobbyb.ilikered.

　　3.whatcanyouseec.iliveinchina.

　　4.whatcolourdoyouliked.iamsweepingthefloor.

　　5.wheredoyoulivee.ilikesinging.

　　四、英汉互译（2′×

5=10分）

　　1.看电视2.喂狗3.放风筝

　　4.readabook5.eatfish

　　五、填空补全句子（2.5′×

2=5分）

　　1.我喜欢玩电脑游戏。

likecomputergames.

　　2.我正在帮妈妈。

。

　　篇三：

上海光华剑桥入学考试样卷（高中英语卷）

　　paRt1Reading

　　youaregoingtoreadanextractfromanovel.Forquestions1-8,choosetheanswer（a,b,cord）whichyouthinkfitsbestaccordingtothetext.

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　　onsaturdaymorningsiworkedinthefamilyshop.istartedcyclingdowntotheshopwithdadonsaturdaysassoonasiwasbigenough.ithoughtofitasgivinghimahandandsoididn’tmindwhatidid,althoughitwasmostlyjustfetchingandcarryingatarunallmorning.imanagednottothinkofitasworkandilookedforwardtothebarofchocolatemygrandmotherpassedmeunsmilinglyasileft.itriednottolookather;

ihadreasontofeelguiltybecausei’dgenerallyalreadyeatensomedriedfruitsorasliverofcheesewhennoonewaslooking.assoonasiwasfifteen,though,dadsaid,‘that’sit,ourjanet.you’reofworkingagenowandyou’renotcomingtoworkunlessyourgrandmotherpaysyouproperly.’hedidhisbesttomakehischinlookdetermined.‘ishallspeaktoher.’

　　thenextsaturday,grancalledmeintoherlittleofficebehindtheshop.ialwayshatedgoinginthere.shehadanelectronicheateronfullblast,andthewindowswerealwayskepttightlyclosedwhatevertheweather.‘you’rewantingtogetpaid,ihear,’shesaid.‘yes,please,’ireplied.itwasratherlikevisitingtheheadmistressatschool,soiwasveryquietandrespectful.gransearchedthroughthemessofpapersonhercrowdeddesk,sighingandclickinghertongue.eventuallysheproducedanofficial-lookingleafletandranherfingersalongthecolumnsoffigures.‘howoldareyou’‘Fifteen…gran,’iaddedforextrapoliteness,butshelookedatmeasifihadbeencheeky.‘Full-timersatyouragegetfortypoundsforathirty-five-hourweek,’sheannouncedinsuchawayastoleavenodoubtthatshe

　　[15]wasn’tinfavourofthis.‘nowonderthere’snoprofitinshopkeeping!

so,janet,what’sthatperhour’

　　[16]questionslikethatalwaysflusteredme.insteadoftryingtoworkthemoutinmyhead,iwouldjuststandthere,unabletothinkstraight.‘i’llgetapencilandpaper,’ioffered.‘don’tbother,’snappedgranangrily,‘i’lldoitmyself.i’llgiveyouapoundanhour;

takeitorleaveit.’‘i’lltakeit,please.’‘andiexpectrealworkforit,mind.nostandingabout,andificatchyoueatinganyofthestock,there’llbetrouble.that’stheft,andit’sacrime.’

　　Fromthenon,mymainjobattheshopwasfillingtheshelves.thiswasdull,butihardlyexpectedtobetrustedwithhandlingthemoney.onceortwice,however,whendadwasextrabusy,i’dtriedtohelphimbyservingbehindthecounter.ihatedit.itwasverydifficulttorememberthepricesofeverythingandiwasparticularlyhopelessatusingthetill.certaincustomersmadeunkindremarksaboutthis,increasingmyconfusionandthechancesofmymakingafoolofmyself.

　　itwasanold-establishedvillageshop,goingback150yearsatleastanditwasreallybehindthetimeseventhen.dadlongedtobeabletomaketheshopmoreattractivetocustomers,butgranwouldn’thearofit.ioverheardthemoncearguingaboutwhethertobuyafreezercabinet.‘ourcustomerswantfrozenfood,’dadsaid.‘theyseethingsadvertisedandiftheycan’tgetthemfromus,they’llgoelsewhere.’‘yourfatheralwayssoldfreshfood,’granreplied.‘peoplecomehereforquality,theydon’twantallthatfrozenstuff.’

　　actually,shegavewayintheendoverthefreezer.mr.timson,hergreatrival,installedoneinhisshopattheotherendofthevillageandcustomersstartedmakingloudcommentsabouthowhandyitwas,beingabletogetfrozenfoodinthevillage,andhowgoodmr.timson’ssausageswere.thatreallyupsetherbecauseshewasproudofhersausagesandsheungraciouslygavedadthemoneytobuythefreezer.withinacoupleofweeks,shewaseatingthefrozenfoodliketherestofus.

　　（）1howdidjanetfeelwhenshefirststartedhersaturdaymorningjob

　　asheenjoyedtheworkthatshewasgiven.

　　bshewaspleasedtobehelpingherfather.

　　csheworriedthatshewasnotdoingitwell.

　　dshewasonlyreallyinterestedinthereward.

　　（）2whatdowelearnabouthergrandmother’sofficeinparagraphtwo

　　aitneededdecorating.

　　bitwasuntidy.

　　cithadtoomuchfurnitureinit.

　　ditwasdark.

　　（）3‘this’（line15）refersto

　　ashopkeepers’profits.

　　bathirty-five-hourweek.

　　cjanet’srequest.

　　dtherecommendedwage.

　　（）4‘Flustered’（line16）means

　　abored.

　　bangered.

　　cconfused.

　　ddepressed.

　　（）5whydidjanet’sgrandmotherreactangrilytoheroffertofetchapencilandpaper

　　ajanetwasunabletoanswerherquestion.

　　bjanethadbeenunwillingtohelpher.

　　cjanethadmadeanunhelpfulsuggestion.

　　djanethadansweredherrudely.

　　（）6whatdidjanet’sfatherandgrandmotherdisagreeabout

　　ahowtokeeptheircustomersloyaltotheshop

　　bthetypeofadvertisingneededtoattractcustomers

　　cthetypeofcustomerstheyneededtoattract

　　dhowtogetnewcustomerstocometotheshop

　　（）7whateventuallypersuadedjanet’sgrandmothertobuyafreezer

　　ashefoundthatshelikedfrozenfoodafterall.

　　banewshopopeninginthevillagehadone.

　　citwassuggestedthatherproductsweren’tfresh.

　　dsherespondedtopressurefromhercustomers.

　　（）8whatimpressiondowegetofjanet’sfeelingstowardshergrandmother

　　asherespectedherfairness.

　　bshedoubtedherjudgement.

　　cshedislikedhermanner.

　　dsheadmiredherdetermination.

　　paRt2wRiting

　　writeananswertooneofthequestions1-3inthispart.writeyouranswerin180-200wordsinanappropriatestyleonthelinedpage.putthequestionnumberinthebox.

　　1youhavebeendoingaclassprojectontransport.yourteacherhasnowaskedyoutowriteacompositionaboutthefollowingstatement:

　　peoplewhoareabout16yearsoldshouldgotoworkandtaketheirresponsibilitytothesociety,becausethenatureofhumanbeingisworkingtocreatevalue.

　　writeyourcomposition.

　　2youseethisadvertisementforajobintheusa.

　　usasummeRcamps

　　peopleofallagesneededtoworkinsummercampsallovertheusa.

　　ifyoucanspeakenglishandyouarecheerful,energeticandhardworking,youaretherightpersonforus.Foodandaccommodationareprovided.youjustpaytheairfare.

　　youwill:

　　-lookafterchildrenaged8-12

　　-helporganizesportsandeveningactivities

　　-workinthekitchens

　　writetellingusaboutyourselfandwhyyouthinkyouwouldbeasuitablepersonforthejob.

　　writeyourletterofapplication.donotwriteanypostaladdresses.

　　3aninternationalstudentmagazineisrunningashortstorycompetitionwhichyouhavedecidedtoenter.thestorymustendwiththefollowingwords:

　　michaelclosedthedoorandknewatthatmomenthehadmadeamistake.

　　writeyourstory.

　　4answeroneofthefollowingtwoquestionsbasedonyourreadingofoneofthesesetbooks.write（a）or（b）aswellasthenumber4inthequestionbox,andthetitleofthebooknexttothebox.youranswermustbeaboutoneofthebooksbelow.

　　bestdetectivestoriesofagathachristie---longmanFiction

　　ataleoftwocities---charlesdickens

　　animalFarm---georgeorwell

　　moretalesfromshakespeare---charlesandmarylamb

　　wutheringheights---emilybronte

　　either（a）‘howimportantisthetitleofabookorshortstory’yourteacherhasaskedyoutowriteacomposition

　　discussingthisquestionandexplainingwhythewriterofthebookoroneoftheshortstoriesyouhavereadchosethatparticulartitle.

　　or（b）theenglishbookclubyoubelongtoisproducingalistofbooksinenglishwhichitcanrecommendto

　　members.theclubsecretaryhasaskedyoutowriteareportonthebookorshortstoriesyouhaveread,

　　paRt3useoFenglish

　　task1

　　Forquestions1-15,readthetextbelowanddecidewhichanswerbestfitseachspace.

　　eVeRyone’sanaRtist

　　everyyear,thevillageofpettineocelebratesitsuniqueartsfestival.Forafewdayseachsummer,artistsfromallovereurope

（1）…..atthisvillagenearthenorthcoastofsicilyto

（2）…..thecreativeatmosphere.duringtheirstay,theartistsget

　　（3）…..withthelocalpeopletopaintaone-kilometrelongpicturethatrunsthe（4）…..ofthehighstreet.（5）…..thepaintingisdone,eachvisitingartistjoinsalocalfamilyforabiglunchand,（6）…..themeal,thefamilyreceivesthe（7）…..ofthepaintingthattheartisthaspainted.asaresult,（8）…..fewvillagersarerich,almosteveryhomehasatleastonepaintingbyawell-knowneuropeanartist.Visitorstothevillageareeagerly（9）…..intohomestoseethesepaintings.

　　thefestivalwasthe（10）…..ofantoniopresti,alocalbusinessmanwho（11）…..itupfouryearsago.sincethen,pettineohas

　　（12）…..asortofdomesticartmuseumin（