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教师招聘考试历年真题英语

教师招聘考试模拟考卷［小学英语科目］

（满分为100分）

第一部分英语教育理论与实践

Ⅰ．单项选择题（选择正确答案）5%

（）1．《中华人民共和国教育法》自之日起开始实施。

A．1990年9月1日B．1995年9月1日

C．1996年9月1日D．1997年8月1日

（）2．《中华人民共和国义务教育法》是1986年4月12日中华人民共和国

第三十八号令公布。

A．国务院令B．主席令

C．总理签署D．地方政府

（）3．“学校下学年生源锐减，教师严重超编，不愿意上早晚自修和补课同志可以去其他学校另谋高就！

”这种说法违反了。

A．《学校管理条例》B．《教师法》

C．《教育法》D．《教师资格条例》

（）4．教师之间要“谦虚谨慎，尊重同志，相互学习，相互帮助，维护其他教师在学生中威信。

关心集体，维护学校荣誉，共创文明校风”。

这是师德教育。

A．“双赢”协作原则B．和平共处原则

C．民主原则D．自觉原则

（）5．聘任或任命教师担任职务应当有一定任期，每一任期一般为。

A．三年B．三至五年

C．两年D．六年

Ⅱ．认真读下面五个句子，正确在括号内填“T”，错误填“F”。

5%

（）6．在小学英语学习阶段，不需要接触和了解英语国家文化。

（）7．在英语教学中，可以根据学生实际情况，对教材内容顺序进行适当调整。

（）8．新课程下教师角色变化需由管理者变为组织者，由传授者变为参与者，由控制者变为帮助者。

（）9．绝对评价是指按照正态分布率对学生进行人为划等、分类和排队。

（）10．教学目标三个方面包括知识目标、经验目标、情感目标。

第二部分英语专业基础知识

Ⅰ．Vocabularyandstructure15%Directions:

Thereare15incompletesentencesinthefollowing．ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD．ChoosetheONEthatbestcompletesthesentence．

（）1．Thoughheisseventyyearsold,hetakesexerciseeveryday．

A．PastB．above

C．OnD．over

（）2．—Whichwouldyoulike,Madam,teaorcoffee?

—,thanks．I'dlikeaglassofwater,please．

A．EitherB．Both

C．NeitherD．OK

（）3．—Howsoonwillyoufinishthebuilding?

—．

A．IntwomonthsB．Twomonths

C．AbouttwomonthsD．Aftertwomonths

（）4．Theydidtheirfathertoldthem．

A．LikeB．as

C．AboutD．with

（）5．Oneoftheboysis,alltheotherboysare．

A．English;ChinaB．anEnglish;Chinese

C．England;ChinaD．English;Chinese

（）6．Eitheryouorhetheteam．

A．isinB．areon

C．isonD．arein

（）7．Hewasmadethirteenhoursadaybyhisboss．

A．toworkB．work

C．isonD．arein

（）8．Mrs．HuaskedLiuFangandtotakepartintheEnglishmeeting．

A．IB．my

C．MeD．mine

（）9．TellthestudentstheirEnglishbooks．

A．totakeB．tocarry

C．tobringD．bring

（）10．Itustwohourswalktogettoourschool．

A．TakeB．takes

C．SpendD．paid

（）11．Mylittlesisterissotired,shecanhardlywalk,?

A．doessheB．canshe

C．doesntsheD．cantshe

（）12．YellowRiveristhesecondlongestriverinourcountry．

A．/B．The

C．AnD．A

（）13．—Doyouwanttoatthemeeting?

—No,Ihavenothingto．

A．say;speakB．tell;talk

C．say;sayD．speak;say

（）14．Sheaskedmehecoulddanceorsing．

A．IfB．what

C．WhetherD．that

（）15．—Aren'tyouMary'ssister?

—．I'mheraunt．

A．Yes,IamB．No,Imnot

C．Yes,I'mnotD．No,Iam

Ⅱ．Close20%

Directions:

Thereare20blanksinthefollowingtext．ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD．ChoosetheONEthatbestfillstheblank．Duringourtwomonthsontheroad,BennettandIhadareally16experiencewithagood,honest17andsomehelpfulmechanics．WeweredrivingeastonHighway10whenour“chickengine”lightcameon．Welimpedofa（n）18intoLasCruces．Wehadarealcar19．Bennettnursedthecarintoalocalgarage．Bythistimethecarwasmissing（熄火）so20itwasshakingallover．Thiswasthe21timetoarriveatagarage—lateFridayafternoon．ServiceadviserScottwasbusy22paperworkandcustomersaswe23ourproblems．24hewasalready“tencarsbehind”,hetoldustopullthecarintothegarage．Lincoln,whowelater25wasoneofthetwomotortechnicians,took26ofourcarrepairing．HeandScottandsomeothermechanicsstayedseveralhoursafterclosing,27thecar．Earlythenextmorning（theshopwasofficiallyclosedonSaturdays）,Lincolnfinallylocatedthe28andfixediteasilywithinonly29．LaterScott30outtousthatitwasourattitudethathelped．“Youdidntcomeintotheplacedemandingthisorthat．Youshowedan31ofourproblemsonabusyFridayafternoon．Customer'sattitudemeansalot．”Hewasrightinsomeway,customersshouldshow32andunderstandingtopeoplewho33them．34peoplewereextremelybusy,theyfoundwaytoatleasttryandhelpwhentheyaremetwithpoliteness．ThepleasantexperienceIhadshowsthat35forotherpeoplecanalwayshelp．

（）16．A．awfulB．pleasantC．wonderfulD．terrible

（）17．A．stationB．studioC．factoryD．garage

（）18．A．exitB．turningC．crossingD．entrance

（）19．A．difficultyB．examinationC．troubleD．disaster

（）20．A．busilyB．badlyC．quicklyD．weakly

（）21．A．highestB．easiestC．luckiestD．worst

（）22．A．atB．onC．withD．by

（）23．A．explainedB．introducedC．repeatedD．expressed

（）24．A．AsB．BecauseC．EvenD．Though

（）25．A．learnedB．understoodC．recognizedD．though

（）26．A．careB．controlC．chargeD．pride

（）27．A．buildingB．examiningC．repairingD．driving

（）28．A．problemB．diseaseC．dangerD．wound

（）29．A．daysB．hoursC．monthsD．minutes

（）30．A．spokeB．pointedC．brokeD．blew

（）31．A．understandingB．ignoranceC．appreciationD．awareness

（）32．A．cruelnessB．fairnessC．calmnessD．politeness

（）33．A．comfortB．protectC．serveD．rescue

（）34．A．EvenifB．EvenasC．EvensoD．Eventhen

（）35．A．obedienceB．respectC．patienceD．mercy

Ⅲ．Readingcomprehension15%

Directions:

Therearethreepassagesinthefollowing．ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD．Youshoulddecideonthebestchoice．

Passage1

JoeBiggswasabutcher．HisshopwasinavillageinoneofthemostbeautifulpartsofsouthernEngland．Heworkedinitformanyyearswhilehisfatherwasthere．Then,whenhisfatherreachedtheageof65,hestoppedworkingintheshop．Joewasaloneinit,sohehadtoworkharder．Joeworkedfiveandahalfdayaweek．Hisshopshutatoneo'clockonThursday,anditwasshutthewholeofSunday．Saturdayswerethebusiestdays．

Joehadabigrefrigeratorinhisshop,buthetriednottobuytoomuchmeatatatime．OneThursdayawomancameintotheshopatfiveminutestoone．“I'msorryImverylate,”shesaid,“butsomepeoplehavejusttelephonedtosaythattheyaregoingtocometodinnertonight,andIneedsomemoremeat．”Joeonlyhadonepieceofgoodmeatintheshop．Hehadsoldalltherestearlierintheday．Hetookthepieceoutandsaidtothewoman．“Thisis￡7．15．”“Thatpieceistoosmall,”thewomananswered．“Haventyougotanythingbigger?

”Joewentintotheroombehindhisshop,openedtherefrigerator,putthepieceofmeatintoit,tookitoutagainandshutthedooroftherefrigeratorwithalotofnoise．Thenhebroughtthepieceofmeatbacktothewomanandsaid,“Thispieceisbiggerandmoreexpensive．It's￡9．30．”“Good,”thewomanansweredwithasmile．“Givemebothofthem,please．”

（）36．Joeworkedaloneintheshop．

A．onSaturdaysB．onThursdays

C．afterhisfatherdiedD．afterhisfatherstoppedworking

（）37．Joesoldmeatinhisshop．

A．onThursdayafternoonsB．onSundays

C．onFridaysD．everyday

（）38．Onedayawomancametohisshop．

A．at1:

55,TuesdayB．at1:

05

C．tosaysorrytohimD．becausesomeonehadsuddenlytelephonedher

（）39．Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A．Peopleboughtallthemeatfromhim．

B．Thewomandidn'twanttheexpensivepieceofmeat．

C．Joebroughtthewomanadifferentpiece．

D．Thewomanwantedtobuythetwopiecesofmeattogether．

（）40．Joeonlyhadonepieceofgoodmeatbecause．

A．Joesrefrigeratorhadbroken．

B．hetriednottobuytoomuchmeatatatime．

C．heknewthatthemeatwouldgobad．

D．hehadnomoneytobuymore．

Passage2

Ifyougointotheforestwithfriends,staywiththemalways．Ifyoudont,youmaygetlost．Ifyoureallygetlost,thisiswhatyoushoulddo．Sitdownandstaywhereyouare．Don'ttrytofindyourfriends-letthemfindyoubystayinginoneplace．

Thereisanotherwaytohelpyourfriendsorothernearbypeopletofindyou．Givethemasignalbyshoutingorwhistlingthreetimes．Stop．Thenshoutorwhistlethreetimes．Anysignalgiventhreetimesisacallforhelp．

Keepuptheshoutingorwhistlingalwaysthreetimestogether．Whenpeoplehearyou,theywillknowthatyouarenotjustmakingnoiseforfun．Theywillletyouknowthattheyhaveheardyoursignal．Theywillgivetwoshouts,twowhistlesortwogunshots．Whensomeonegivesasignal,itisananswertoacallforhelp．

Ifyoudon'tthinkthatyouwillgethelpbeforenightcomes,trytomakealittlehousecoveruptheholeswithbranchesandlotsofleaves．Makeyourselfasoftbedwithleavesandgrass．Whatshouldyoudoifyougethungryorneeddrinkingwater?

Youwouldhavetoleaveyourlittlebranchhousetolookforariver．Don'tjustwalkaway．Pickoffsmallbranchesanddropthemasyouwalksothatyoucanfindyourwayback．

Themostimportantthingtodowhenyouarelostis——stayinoneplace．

（）41．Ifyougetlostintheforest,youshould．

A．staywhereyouareandgiveasignalthreetimes

B．walkaroundtheforestandshoutsothatyourfriendsmighthearyou

C．trytofindyourfriendsassoonaspossible

D．trytogetoutoftheforestandshoutforhelp

（）42．Ifyouwanttoletpeoplebelievethatyouarenotjustmakingnoiseforfunyoushould．

A．shoutthatyouarelost

B．keepuptheshoutingorwhistlingalwaysthreetimestogether

C．shoutatthetopofyourvoice

D．shoutorwhistleonceinawhile

（）43．Whenyouhearshoutsorwhistlesorgunshots,youknowthat．

A．two;peoplewillsooncometohelpyou

B．three;someoneisaskingforhelp

C．three;peoplewillsooncometohelpyou

D．two;someoneisaskingforhelp

（）44．Whenyouarelostintheforest,butyouwanttoleaveyourplacetogetwater,youshould．

A．justgototheriver

B．findabowloraglass,andthengo

C．makeafiresothatyoumightmakeyourselfsomehottea

D．leavemarksasyougototheriversothatyoucanfindyourwayback

（）45．Thisstorymainlytellsyou．

A．thatwhensomeonegivesasignalalwaysthreetim