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My father is leaving Haimen. This morning, I would like to stay at home until he went out. I’m proud of my father. He’s a very good engineer. He also has a big company and he loves me very much.&& After breakfast, my father will leave in his car So we won’t have much time to keep my father’s company.&& “God proposes, man disposes.” My father encouraged me to study hard.&& “I know, goodbye and good luck.” I said to Dad and planned to get the first place in my class.&& I I think he is the best father in the world.
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溧阳市学年度第一学期期末教学情况调查七年级英语试卷
(七上 Units 5～8)
(2015.2)注意: 本试卷分第一卷(选择题)和第二卷(非选择题)两部分。第一卷第1至5页，答案全部做在答题纸上，答题纸在第6页。第二卷第7至8页，答案做在试卷上。交卷时只将5―8页收回。第一卷(共55分)一、听力(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)二、单项选择(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)1. The Double Ninth Festival(重阳节) usually comes__________ October. We show our love to the old __________ that day.A. on；on
D. on；in2. Eating beef is good for us, because there __________ much energy in it.A. has
D. are3. ―How do you like the jeans?―They are too small. May I try on __________?A. other one
B. another ones
C. other pair
D. another pair4. ―Are you going to Jane’s Halloween party?―I am going to the party __________ my mother says OK. A. if
B. because
D. so5. ―Do we need a map of the city?―No. I have an e-map in my phone, so it is not __________ to take a map.A. easy
B. difficult
C. important
D. interesting6. Jim is too young. You must be with him when he __________ fireworks. A. lets off
B. talks of
C. thinks of
D. finds out7. My mother __________ dinner for us every day. She __________ vegetables now.A is washing
B. is washingC. washes
D. washes8. An iPhone 6 __________ about 5,300 yuan.A. takes
D. spends9. Mrs Yang __________ dancing for an hour on Saturdays. Look! She __________ to music.A. dances
B. is dancingC. is dancing
D. dances10. ―My brother takes photos with film stars. How happy he is!―__________.A. That’s wonderful
B. I’ m sorry to hear thatC. Good luck
D. Have a good time四、完形填空 (共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)Do you like eating hamburgers in the KFC or McDonald’s? Do you know
are(is) in a hamburger? Yes, vegetables and beef or pork. And do you like to have a hamburger with
beef or pork in it? People in India(印度) do!Hamburgers usually have meat, but in India, many hamburgers are
. More than a billion(百万) people live in India, and about 80% of
are Hindus(印度教徒). These people
eat beef. And about 20% of the people are Muslims(穆斯林). They must say
to pork. So KFC and McDonald’s must
their hamburgers.Some McDonald’s in India have a good
now. They have another kind of meat,
. And one McDonald’s there doesn’t have any meat in its menu. Its hamburgers have
only. Many people go to this McDonald’s every day.1. A. how
D. which2. A. some
D. any3. A. interesting
B. different
C. important
D. healthy4. A. them
D. he5. A. sometimes
B. usually
D. never6. A. hello
D. goodbye7. A. make
D. change8. A. question
D. meal9. A. pork
B. chicken
D. bread10. A. vegetables
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五、阅读理解(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)AToday is Saturday. It’s also the Teachers’ Day, Lily and Tom’s mother’s festival. They get up early in the morning and want to help their mother do the housework. They first clean the room and then wash the clothes. And then they make breakfast for their mother Lisa.It takes Lily and Tom a long time to make the breakfast. They make achicken hamburger and some salad. These are Lisa’s favourite food. They also prepare(准备) a glass of milk. They think it’s healthy for their mother. Then they go to their parents’ room with the food and drink.Dad sits on the sofa and reads a newspaper to Lisa. There is much interesting news(新闻) in it. Lisa also thinks it is fun. They seem very happy. “Good morning, Mum and Dad,” say Lily and Tom. Then they walk to their mother and say, Mum, Happy Teachers’ Day!”Mum looks at the children and the breakfast. “Thank you so much!” Lisa feels very warm now.1. What do Lily and Tom do first in the morning?A. They do the dishes.
B. They wash the clothes.C. They clean the room.
D. They make breakfast.2. Lily and Tom take ____________ to their mother.① a hamburger ② some bread
③ some salad
④ a glass of milk ⑤ a cup of teaA. ①③④
D. ③④⑤ 3. Lisa ____________ when Lily and Tom go to her room.A. listens to her husband B. cleans the room
C. reads a newspaper
D. sleeps4. Lisa feels ____________ when she sees the breakfast.A. angry
D. tired5. From the passage we can know Lisa is a ____________.A. doctor
C. teacher
D. policewomanBNow if you go out or surf the Internet, one word is very popular among young people. That is the word “fashion”. But lots of young people don’t know what it really means. They just think an iPhone 6 is fashionable, new hair style is fashionable, a new kind of clothes is fashionable, and even smoking or drinking is fashionable. So they just try to do something to make themselves look fashionable.These young people often do something wrong. Some children buy cigarettes (烟) and smoke them without letting their teachers or parents know. Some students learn to drink and it costs them a lot of money. Some children want their parents to buy them mobile phones, but they just use their phones to play games and chat with their friends. Some young students like to run after “fashionable” stars. They often do their best to see music stars and sometimes they have to go far away to see the stars face to face. They often have to look everywhere for the information(信息) of the “fashionable” stars.But many other people don’t think so. They think fashion means everything modern and useful things to people around us. Children should try to be really fashionable.6. What does this passage mainly(主要地) tell us?
A. Smoking is wrong.
B. We shouldn’t drink.
C. What is real fashion.
D. We can’t play games.7. What do some children want their parents to buy for them?A. Mobile phones.
B. Cigarettes.
C. Clothes.
D. Computer games.8. What does the writer(作者) think of the children’s actions(行为) in the second paragraph(段)?A. They’re wrong.
B. They’re fashionable.
C. They’re right.
D. They’re cool.9. How do some young students do for their stars in the passage?A. Buy their CDs.
B. Collect photos of them.
C. Go far away to see the stars face to face.
D. Sing their songs.10. Fashion means something ____________ according to(根据) the 3rd paragraph.A. new
B. loved by many people C. expensive
D. modem and useful
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CZhang Jian is a student. He works very hard at school. He gets good scores in all his subjects. But he isn’t in good health. He often feels tired. On weekdays (工作日), his parents ask him to go for a walk with them after dinner, but he always stays at home and reads books. At the weekend he never goes out to play with his friends. He spends most of his time watching TV and playing on the computer.Zhang Jian’s teacher tells him many times that hislifestyle is not healthy. If he doesn’t do any sports, it will influence (影响) his body and be bad for his study. He must change his lifestyle. So he has a plan. He thinks he needs to do exercise for half an hour every day. What’s more, he will spend less time on TV or computer. At the weekend, he can also play basketball or football with his friends. Now he knows that doing exercise is very important. Will Zhang Jian’s new lifestyle make him in good health? Let’s wish him good luck. We hope to see a healthier and happier boy soon.根据短文内容，完成下面的表格。每格填一词。 2. radio
/ 9. question
/B) 选出一个画线部分读音与题前所给单词读音相同的选项（每小题1分） (
) 11. whole A. ghost
) 12. menu
C. include
) 13. lady
D. activity(
) 14. down
) 15. than
D. those六、词　汇(共8小题；每小题1分，满分8分)A)根据句意，用所给单词的适当形式填空。1. Your daughter looks ____________________ (love) in her red dress.2. People in America like eating ____________________ (potato). 3. There is a ____________________ (swim) pool at my school and we often swim there. 4. Would you like to have some ____________________ (meat)? B) 根据句意及中文提示，写出相应的单词。5. I would like to ____________________ (用颜料涂) my face for Halloween. 6. I always get 100 ____________________ (分) in my English.
7. How nice the fish ____________________ (尝起来)!8. Can you help me work out the ____________________ (总的) number of the books?
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七、句型转换(共5小题；每格0.5分，满分7分)根据要求改写句子，每格填一词。1. She has a party to celebrate her birthday. (对画线部分提问)_____________ _____________ she_____________ to celebrate her birthday?2. I’d like the mask beside the lantern. (对画线部分提问)_____________ _____________ would you like?3. The child feels very happy. (对画线部分提问)_____________ _____________ the child feel?4. You tell me about Christmas. Thank you very much. (同义句转换) Thank you very much_____________ _____________ me about Christmas.5. The hair clip matches her new T-shirt. (同义句转换) The hair clip_____________ _____________ _____________ her new T-shirt.6. How much is your new blouse? (同义句转换) How much_____________ your new blouse_____________?八、动词填空(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)用所给动词的适当形式填空。1. ―Is your brother at home now?―Yes, he is. He ____________________ (lie) on the bed.2. My aunt ____________________ (dress) my 2-year-oldcousin every morning.3. This mall is a good place _____________________ (meet) friends.4. Where ________________ Daniel ________________ (have) lunch every day?5. On the Spring Festival eve, children enjoy _________________________ (let) off fireworks after supper.九、根据所给中文完成句子翻译。(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)1. 巧克力里有太多的糖分。
in chocolates.2. 如果你要保持健康，就不能睡觉太迟。You can’t go to bed too late if
.3. 我父母都对购物很感兴趣。
going shopping.4. 我想装扮成猴王一定很酷。I think it must be cool to
.5. 我爸爸正在房间里给叔叔写信。
in the room now.十、书面表达(满分10分)李丹是你的同班同学，请根据下列提示和要求，写一篇短文介绍你的同学李丹。短文必须包括所有提示内容，并作适当发挥。词数不少于70。1. 李丹今年13岁，高又苗条，戴着眼镜；喜欢购物，擅长跳舞和画画；2. 她最喜欢的节日是春节，因为……3. 今天是她的生日，收到了许多礼物；她最喜欢妈妈给她的蓝色牛仔裤，因为……___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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七年级英语期末考试
参 考 答 案
(2015.2)一、听力 1 ～ 5
ABCCB 11～15
BAACB二、单项选择 1 ～ 5
AACBA三、完形填空1 ～ 5
DDCBA四、阅读理解（A）1 ～ 5
（B）6 ～10
CAACD（C）11. healthy
12. lifestyle
15. sports /exercise五、语　　音A) 略B) 11 ～15
ADBCD六、词　　汇1. lovely
2. potatoes
3. swimming
4. meat5. paint
8. total七、句型转换1. What does, do
2. Which mask
3. How does
4. for telling5. goes well with
6.does, cost八、动词填空1. is lying
2. dresses
3. to meet
4. does, have
5. letting九、根据所给中文完成句子翻译1. There is too much sugar2. you want to keep fit3. Both of my parents are very interested in4. dress up as the Monkey King5. My father is writing to my uncle十、书面表达One possible version:Li Dan is my classmate. She is thirteen years old. She is tall and slim and wears glasses. She likes shopping. She is good at dancing and drawing.Her favourite festival is Spring Festival because family members can get together and have a big dinner. She can get red packets from her parents.Today is her birthday. She gets lots of gifts from her friends and parents. And she likes her mother’s gift best. It is a pair of blue jeans. They’re size M. They’re made of cotton. I think theycan make me more beautiful.
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Agina - The Stent Strikes BackThere is a strong chance that, as you are reading this article on
and stents, you either have a problem or you know someone who has a problem. Maybe you have had an angiogram, or perhaps you are due to have an angiogram. It may be that you have been told, or that you suspect, that you have a blocked artery.
I genuinely know how you feel. So, read my story, which began 10 years ago, in 2005.
49 years old. Heavy smoker. heavy drinker. A life full of stress
Any of this ring any bells with you?
This is one of those "Once upon a time" stories that ends with "lived happily ever after"
July 2005. My wife and I took our caravan down to Cornwall as we regularly did. We were camped at a lovely little caravan park and we had enjoyed a lovely break.
When it came time to pack up we followed our usual routine of packing and tidying away and loading stuff into the caravan, which included taking down and packing away the awning.
That's when it first started. The first twinge. Not a full-blown chest pain. Just a twinge.
It felt like I had maybe pulled a muscle so I just carried on but with a little extra care.
Over the next few weeks I started to notice these 'twinges' more and more until they were becoming frequent. When I mowed the lawn, put the bins out walked more than a short distance . . . . . . . .
I finally started to worry, so I went to see my doctor. He said it was probably a digestive problem so he started to treat me for acid reflux. Then, when the tablets diidn't work, he gave me different tablets and then stronger ones.
Still the twinges were there, only now they had developed into real pains and they were coming more and more regularly. Several times each day. I kept going back to the doctor because now I was becoming more and more sure what the pains really were and in my mind, it wasn't due to acid reflux.
They sent me for ECG and other tests, including treadmill tests. Nothing. No irregularities. And so the doctor was adamant that it was acid reflux.
An appointment was made for me to see a digestive consultant and in the meantime I was off work and struggling to function more and more with each week that passed. Then, in the November, nearly 5 months after my first 'twinges' I finally saw the digestive specialist.
The initial idea was for me to have an endoscopy.
The consultant spent about 15 minutes talking to me, asking me questions and then he finally said "I'm not a heart specialist but I don't think I need to be. It seems clear to me that your problem is not digestive but heart related and if its ok with you, I am going to refer you to a colleague of mine who IS a heart specialist"
"If there are 2 possible problems and one of them can kill you then I think we should look at the one that could kill you first before I start shoving cameras down your throat!"
And so, I saw the heart specialist who after a few questions asked me if I would mind having an angiogram. I said I had no objections.
He explained that it involved injecting a dye into the heart and then monitoring the passage of the dye through the blood vessels and arteries to see if there was a blockage or any damage.
I didn't really fully understand it all really but I agreed and so, about 3 weeks later I arrived at hospital to find that they were going to make an incision in the artery in my thigh and thread a sort of wire or tube up my artery until it was close to my heart and then, inject the dye.
They gave me some 'happy juice' which was like this beautiful warm sensation that swept through my entire body and within seconds, I didn't have an absolute care in the world. The whole procedure was exceptionally simple and, thanks to the happy juice and, of course the local anaethstetic, I didn't feel a thing. Yes, local anaethstetic! It turned out to be a fascinating experience.
I was watching the overhead monitor which they had turned so I could see it and there, on the screen, they showed me the blockage in my artery.
4 weeks after that I was admitted for the
which was exactly the same as the angiogram except this time, the wire had a 'balloon' on the end and once it reached the blockage, they inflated it and it busted the blockage away and then, they deflated the balloon and inserted a chemical coated stent into the area where the blockage had been.
The stent is like a tiny wire cage which is coated in chemicals and it holds the artery open. The chemicals prevent any fatty tissue or other junk sticking to the stent and growing over it, thus keeping the artery open and clear,
I was in hospital overnight and was discharged the following lunchtime. I left hospital with statins, beta blockers and asprins. I will take these medicines for the rest of my life.
However, from that day to this I have never experienced pains again.
Since that time I have played 5-a-side football and cricket, I can swim 20 lengths, body board, go cliff walking and mountain walking and do all the things that I did before.
I have my life back.
My blood pressure is generally between 120 and 130 over 80(ish) and my cholesterol is 3.5. My doctor says I am in perfect health.
The point is . . . . before I had the angiogram I was petrified. Really, really scared.
I was afraid that something would go wrong and I would die.
I went to see the doctor and begged him to give me medication of some kind that would 'do the trick'. Anything, but NOT the angiogram or the angioplasty procedure. I wanted to live, not die.
He matter of factly told me that he could do that but my condition would remain as it is and although the trinitrate spray I was using would continue to help, I would never get better and, in time, the condition would finally worsen and I would have no choice but to have the procedure or die.
I cannot describe the fear when I went to the hospital.
And afterwards I cannot describe the relief once it was all over and it had all been easy. In fact, it was far more preferable to and pleasant than the dentist!
I went on a hospital exercise programme for 6 weeks and I was able to push myself to the limit and my heart rate never excceded 108 and my blood pressure was always normal and that gave me the confidence to live my life normally.
So, if anyone reads this and is in a similar situation. Fear not. It is really worth it.
If you do read this and you are in my situation and you are afraid or anxious or you have questions, leave me a message and I will help you. Talk you through it. Give you any information that you want.
Just go for it though. It is a life altering procedure and considerably preferable to death!
It is now 10 years since I had the stent fitted and, in a physical sense, my health has never been better.
I swim regularly and work out in the gym. My best swimming effort in one session is 70 lengths. I play cricket and football and I have surfing lessons booked for when I go to Cornwall next week. Quite often I play tennis with either or both of my twentysomething sons. We usually play 1 set and sometimes 2. I usually lose but, who cares? I give them a good game, which is more than most 59 year olds can say, stented or not!
And the greatest benefit of all is that I am alive and well and able to enjoy my new, baby granddaughter, Holly. Without the stenting procedure I never would have experienced the joy of knowing her and watching all the new things she does every week.
Having angina is a terrible, scary thing but having a stent fitted can be, quite literally, a life saver and not just from the cardiac perspective.
Not only has my stent made me physically well again, it has given me back my life, in the 'living' sense too.
I would love to hear and share your stories of overcoming cardiac problems by having stents fitted, so if you would like to contribute to this hub, please leave your comments and if you have found the article to be useful or helpful, please vote it up!
Update: March 16th, 2013
Since starting this hub a few years ago, I have received so many comments from people. Some people have written because they are worried or because they have had the procedure and are unsure about the after effects, medication problems or resuming their quality of life, so I thought I would do a quick update on my own situation.
I had yet another check up yesterday - I have one every 6 months and blood tests with BP check every 12 months and my doctor said my health is perfect in every respect.
My average BP over a 2 week period was 128/85 with an average pulse rate of 73. My cholesterol is 3.7, which is exceptional and my liver and kidney functions are all, according to him, at absolutely perfect levels.
I take Adizem, Lisinopril and Atorvastatin daily, plus asprin and suffer no side effects that I am aware of, except perhaps slight muscle tiredness.
So, stenting works and the medication works too. Well, in my case at least!
I say all of this not to boast but to reassure anyone reading that, life after stenting can be great and the medication involved certainly does help.
For me, stenting and the medication afterwards has been a way of giving me a new lease of life and I hope anyone reading this who is, maybe, in a situation where they have to consider stenting, will be reassured that stenting CAN offer a long term solution to a dreadful situation.
Further Update November 2014
Medical Insurance. I took out medical insurance a few years ago but, unfortunately, after my stenting so I had an exclusion clause in my policy, which was with Pru Health. However, I recently changed to BUPA and was pleasantly surprised that they said I needed no such clause, as it was more than 2 years (it is now 10 years) since I was stented.
I had a couple of lengthy chats with them about the fact that, although I had never suffered again since I was stented, I took medication for blood pressure, statins and another for heart rate and I was still monitored each year by my doctor, with blood tests and BP tests.
They said "Have you had any further episodes of angina?" No
"Is your doctor or a hospital currently treating you for angina" No, but what about my medication?
They said "Your medication is for blood pressure and cholesterol, certainly, but not SPECIFICALLY for angina. Lots of people take medication for blood pressure and cholesterol. If you have not had or been treated for angina in the past 2 years we don't want to know. There will be no clause in your policy and if you ever suffered a problem in the future, we would cover you"
So . . . . . . looks like, for insurance purposes, I am no longer classed as suffering from angina! I have to say, I like BUPA very much!
Thanks also to all the people who are STILL reading this hub and sending messages and emails. It really makes my day when someone gets in touch.
Bless you all.
December 30th 2014
And finally, as another year draws to a close, I hope that there are many people whose story appears in this hub who have good cause to look forward to the new year with a feeling of hope and optimism that they didn't have previously.
To all of you who have, so far, contributed to this collection of wonderful, personal stories and accounts, may I just take the time to say 'Thank You' and to those who have not yet discovered our wonderful, exclusive and supportive hub, but who are going to, at some time in the future, may I say 'Welcome'
But to all, I really want to say 'Happy New Year' and, if you are interested, or know someone who would benefit from it, I have just completed a new hub about my journey through the possibility of having prostate cancer, following a raised PSA test, last October. Just follow the link to
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