AEIS 模拟试卷

乐楠 · 发表于 18-4-2015 23:55:56|来自：中国

市场上不卖AEIS的模拟试卷，语言学校也基本不提供。

考试最重要的是熟悉题型。特于此发出我们编写的AEIS模拟试卷。题型、题数、格式与考试完全符合（凭考过的学生所评）目前仅有小四／小五和中学的考卷（按：中一、二、三的考卷题型相同）

小四／小五模拟考题

Section A: Grammar Component
For each question from 1 to 14, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer.

1. Ali has gone to the bakery ________ some pastries for his guest.
(1) will buy
(2) to buying
(3) to brought
(4) to buy

2. Have you ever ________ to India before?
(1) be
(2) been
(3) went
(4) being

3. A team of oxen _________ spotted ploughing the fields yesterday.
(1) is
(2) are
(3) was
(4) is playing

4. Lisa joined us for the concert ________ she had said earlier that she wasn't going to.
(1) although
(2) because
(3) since
(4) even

5. The cyclist had to brake suddenly when a stray cat dashed ________ the street.
(1) along
(2) across
(3) through
(4) down

6. One of the students ________ in the exam.
(1) have cheated
(2) were cheating
(3) has cheated
(4) was cheated

7. There isn't __________ sugar left in the container.
(1) any
(2) many
(3) a lot
(4) some

8. She writes _________ than her sisiter does.
(1) neater
(2) more neatly
(3) as neatly
(4) most neatly

9. You must wear a mask _________ you are not feeling well.
(1) because
(2) and
(3) but
(4) unless

10. You must treat all animals _________ respect. Do not abuse them.
(1) in
(2) for
(3) with
(4) from

11. The ban ________ chewing gums was lifted a few years ago.
(1) in
(2) with
(3) for
(4) on

12. Follow the directions carefully __________ you will get lost.
(1) if
(2) or else
(3) since
(4) unless

13. You must read the newspaper __________ you want up-to-date information.
(1) for
(2) although
(3) but
(4) if

14. John was so tired that he went to bed straight ________ his dinner.
(1) after
(2) over
(3) for
(4) off

Section B: Vocabulary Component
For each question from 15 to 28, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer.

15. The class bully was a constant source of _________ for the smaller sized pupils in his class.
(1) awe
(2) dread
(3) hate
(4) pain

16. Mr tan was _________ to part with his expensive limousine althought he could no longer pay for it.
(1) eager
(2) ashamed
(3) shy
(4) reluctant

17. Mrs Lee's tow daughters are almost _________, but they are not twins.
(1) different
(2) identical
(3) equal
(4) same

18. Karen saw a stray dog growling _________ at the boy who was trying to cross the road.
(1) ferociously
(2) angrily
(3) hatefully
(4) stubbornly

19. When my brother told us the incredible accident he had witnessed, my parents and I found it hard not to __________ at it.
(1) despise
(2) dispose
(3) ignore
(4) scoff

20. Sally made a face when her mother forced her to drink the bitter herbal tea.
(1) glanced
(2) glimpsed
(3) grimaced
(4) gloated

21. The teacher told Mark to type out her composition as her writing was so ________ that no one could read what she had written.
(1) eligible
(2) edible
(3) legible
(4) illegible

22. Every morning, whenever we walk past the bakery, we can smell the ___________ of freshly baked pastries.
(1) odour
(2) aroma
(3) fragrance
(4) scent

23. Sarah was _________ when her pet dog died. Nothing could cheer her up.
(1) inconsolable
(2) discouraged
(3) forlorn
(4) displeased

24. The _________ old woman treated every girl she saw as her daughter.
(1) senile
(2) illogical
(3) unreasonable
(4) senseless

25. The debts that Cheryl ________ were paid off by her father.
(1) caused
(2) incurred
(3) induced
(4) earned

26. My grandfather is a man who keeps up with times. He likes to ________ music.
(1) recent
(2) contemporary
(3) fresh
(4) fashionable

27. I felt __________ to help Sarah even though I did not want to as she was my cousin.
(1) certain
(2) obliged
(3) required
(4) insistent

28. The new singer was __________ to all the attention he was getting in the media, preferring to cotinue leading a normal life.
(1) absent
(2) ignorant
(3) oblivious
(4) unconscious

Section C: Comprehension Component
Read the passage below and answer questions 29 to 33.

The amount of moisture, or water, there is in the air has a great effect on the weather. For example, if there is lot of water, the chances are that it will rain. On the Other hand, if the air is dry, it should be fine. The amount of moisture in the air is called humidity. Water is usually found in the air as gas, called water vapour. The water vapour gets into the air mainly from oceans, lakes and rivers. It is produced when heat from the sun warms up surface water mad makes it evaporate, or turn into gas. The water vapour rises into air. The air is cooler higher up and the vapour cools so much that it condenses, or changes back into tiny droplets of liquid water. The droplets gather together to form clouds. Often, they grow bigger and bigger until they become heavy enough to fall from the clouds as rain. This movement of water from the ground to the air and back again goes on all the time and is called the water cycle.

For each question from 29 to 33, four options are given. One of them is correct answer.

29. Water found in the air is called __________.
(1) gas
(2) clouds
(3) water vapour
(4) water droplets

30. Which one of the following statements is true?
(1) Water cannot be found in the air.
(2) When the air is dry, it will most likely rain.
(3) The amount of moisture in the air affects the weather.
(4) It will not rain if there is a lot of water.

31. The water vapour in the air mainly comes from ___________.
(1) mountains and hills
(2) jungles and forests
(3) deserts and grasslands
(4) oceans, lakes and rivers

32. Water vapour is produced  when the ____________.
(1) air cools the water
(2) clouds gather together
(3) water droplets fall from the clouds
(4) sun warms up the surface water and makes it evaporate

33. The movement of water from the ground to the air and back again is called __________.
(1) humidity
(2) evaporation
(3) condensation
(4) the water cycle

Read the passage below and answer the questions 34 to 38.

School Bus trip

Sid's class was getting on a school bus
Enroute to the zoo
Once on the bus
Sid took a seat
Just as the bus started to go
He gazed out of the side window.

Sid stood up and he said, 'OH, no!
My lunch box is on the classroom floor.
I've got to go and get it - please ?
Oh, no! Here comes a great big sneeze -
KACHOO !!!'
And someone said, 'Bless You.'

The sneeze sprayed the face of a kid
Who stood and said,
' Golly gee, Sid!
I do not like sneeze spray on me.
Next time cover up
Like this - see ? '

He covered up his face with a tissue to show
How to keep your sneeze spray from going-
all over the place and
Then he faked a sneeze into a tissue.

The driver stopped and Sid jumped down;
Started to run where he was bound
He ran, he skipped, he hopped, he tripped
On a sidewalk crack.
What a blip!

He sailed up in the air and then;
Came falling right back down
That's when;
He scrapped his knee and nicked his chin;
Got nine whole stitches,
Alomost ten.

His mother had to take him home.
No zoo for Sid.
His day was blown!

For each question from 34 to 38, four options are given. One of then is the correct answer.

34. Sid and his class were going to the _________.
(1) bus
(2) classroom
(3) zoo
(4) home

35. Sid left the school bus because ___________.
(1) he wanted to go to the toilet
(2) he forgot his lunch
(3) he was not feeling well
(4) he needed to sneeze

36. What should Sid do when he had to sneeze?
(1) He has to cover up his mouth.
(2) He has to make sure his sneeze spray doesn't hit anyone.
(3) He has to sneeze into a tissue.
(4) He doesn't have to do anything.

37. What does the phrase 'started to run where he was bound' means? (line 24)
(1) Someone was going to catch him
(2) He has to go back to the classroom to take his lunch.
(3) He was late for the trip.
(4) He has to go back home.

38. Which of the following statements is true?
(1) Sid could go for the trip even though he was injured.
(2) Sid could not go for the trip because he was injured.
(3) Sid could have gone for the trip if he was injured.
(4) Sid culd not go for the trip as he was not injured.

Section D: Cloze Passage Component
In the following passage, there are 6 blanks numbered 39 to 44.

Hi Jenny!
How are you? You can't believe (39)________ bored i am not at home. I must (40)__________ every television programme on the TV.

Anyway, thank you (41)___________ 'Get-Well' card. It was beautifully decorated. I'm positive you (42)__________ a lot of time on it, right?

I've been away from school for so (43)___________ days, that I've almost forgotten what our classroom looks like. Well, I'll (44)___________ back soon. I'm definitely looking forard to it.

Your friend,
Mary

For each question from 39 to 44, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer.

39. (1) what
   (2) how
   (3) where
   (4) when

40. (1) watched
   (2) have watched
   (3) had watched
   (4) had been watching

41. (1) for the
   (2) for a
   (3) for an
   (4) for

42. (1) had spent
   (2) have spent
   (3) have spended
   (4) had spended

43. (1) many
   (2) much
   (3) plenty
   (4) little

44. (1) be
   (2) is
   (3) was
   (4) am

In the following passage, there are 6 blanks numbered 45 to 50.

Bears have an excellent (45)___________ of smell, very (46)___________ hearing and can smell the faintest (47)___________ from a great distance. This is (48)___________ for them, as they are very short sighted.

A breeze arose, (49)___________ the smell of something sweet towards the bear cub. What could it be? The club did not know, but his mother and the elder ones recognise the aroma of (50)____________.

For each question from 45 to 50, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer.

45. (1) sense
   (2) feel
   (3) perception
   (4) sensation

46. (1) acute
   (2) dire
   (3) severe
   (4) critical

47. (1) scent
   (2) odour
   (3) aroma
   (4) stench

48. (1) good
   (2) fine
   (3) superior
   (4) superb

49. (1) driving
   (2) moving
   (3) motivating
   (4) inspiring

50. (1) honey
   (2) rafflesia
   (3) bees
   (4) leaves

  中学考题
Section A: Grammar Component

For each question from 1 to 10, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. (10 marks)

1. The chicken wings on the plate __________ delicious. I am famished.
(1) look
(2) looks
(3) looked
(4) have looked

2. Ali, as well as his family, _________ to Japan soon.
(1) is going
(2) are going
(3) has gone
(4) have gone

3. The discipline mistress said, "____________ the culprit owns up, I will detain the entire class during recess."
(1) Only
(2) When
(3) Since
(4) Unless

4. We've been to the Night Safari before, _________ ?
(1) didn't I
(2) didn't we
(3) hasn't we
(4) haven't we

5. The policeman was charged __________ aiding the prisoner in his escape from the jail.
(1) with
(2) in
(3) for
(4) about

6. Meiling's cat __________ missing for three days. She is extremely sad and worried.
(1) has been
(2) had been
(3) will be
(4) was

7. The terrorists burst ___________ the buildng and took over the transport station.
(1) into
(2) up
(3) out
(4) through

8. That _________ a happy family.
(1) has
(2) have
(3) is
(4) are

9. You __________ only go out for your break after you have completed your work.
(1) can
(2) could
(3) will
(4) would

10. Mr Wong _________ be in his office. He has just called me from there.
(1) must
(2) would
(3) can
(4) will

Section B: Vocabulary Component
For each question from 11 to 20, four options will be given. One of them is the correct answer. (10 marks)

11. "Don't you dare go against my commands!" ___________ the king angrily.
(1) jested
(2) lamented
(3) sobbed
(4) thundered

12. The secretary is a very good organiser who takes cares of all _________ details.
(1) central
(2) foremost
(3) immense
(4) minute

13. John only started his tennis lessons two weeks ago and has never completed in any competitions. He is a/an __________ player.
(1) amateur
(2) certified
(3) proficient
(4) specialised

14. The professional drama cast brought the ___________ down with their superb performance last night.
(1) house
(2) threate
(3) stadium
(4) stage

15. My father will _________ the matter before deciding how to act on it.
(1) look into
(2) look on
(3) look out
(4) look over

16. No one understood what the man wanted for he was speaking ____________.
(1) incoherently
(2) softly
(3) discontinuously
(4) awkwardly

17. The police took a long time to __________ the angry crowd outside the stadium.
(1) subdue
(2) convince
(3) persuade
(4) encourage

18. When the car crashed into the tree, the force of the ________ made a very loud noise.
(1) impact
(2) impression
(3) contact
(4) shock

19. With three young children in the house, there was always the __________ of little feet.
(1) clattering
(2) pattering
(3) cluttering
(4) rattling

20. The call that was made to the fire department about a fire at the hospital was a __________. There was no fire at all.
(1) fraud
(2) fake
(3) trick
(4) hoax

Section C: Comprehension Component
Read the passage below and answer the questions 21 to 25.

The origins of the Olympic Games are shrouded in myth and legend. The Greeks dated events from the first Olympiad in 776 BC, two decades before the legendary founding of Rome.

The Ancient Greeks held the Olympic every 4 years. This 4-year period was known as an Olympiad and was used as a reference point for dating events throughout Greece. The Greek city-states had their own calendars, so the Olympiad provided a measure of uniformity. Olympia, a district of Elis, in Southern Greece, gave its name to the Olympic games.

The Olympics was a religious event for the Greeks. The temple on the site of Olympia, which was dedicated to Zeus, housed a gold and ivory statue of the king of the gods. Created by the greatest sculptor, Pheidias, it stood 42-feet high and was one of the seven wonders of the Ancient World.

The Olympic games were basically just for men. Matrons were forbidden to attend the Games;however, the presence of the priestess of Demeter was required.

An Olympic victor was crowned with an olive wreath and had his name inscribed in the official Olympic records. Some Olympic victors were fed for the rest of their lives by their city-states although they were never paid. They were considered heroes who conferred honour upon their city-states.

It was sacrilege to commit a crime, including payment, corruption and invasion during the Olympic Games. According to Emeritus Classics Professor Mattrew Wiencke, when a cheating competitior was caught, he was disqualified. In addition, the cheating athlete, his trainer, and possibly his city-state were fined heavily.

The ancient Olympic sporting events were Boxing, Discus, Equestrian Events, Javelin, Jumping, Pankration, Penthathlon, Running and Wrestling. Potential paticipants included all free Greek men, except certain felons and barbarians during the Classical Period. By the Hellenistic Period, professional athletes competed. Married women were not allowed to enter the stadium during the games and might be killed if they tried. A priestess of Demeter was present, however. There may have been a separate race for women at Olympia.

For each question from 21 to 27, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. (7 marks)

21. The Greeks dated events from the first Olympiad ____________ before the legendary founding of Rome.
(1) ten years
(2) twenty years
(3) one hundred years
(4) two hundred years

22. Why was it beneficial to us ethe Olympiad as a reference point for dating events throughout Greece?
(1) Each of the Greek city-states had their own calendars and the Olympiad provided regularity in dating events.
(2) It prevented the Greek city-states from fighting to have their own calendars used and recognized throughout Greece.
(3) It prevented Olympia, a district of Elis, from being a ruling state.
(4) The origins of the Olympic Games are shrouded in myth and legend and there was a need to have a common reference point at that time.

23. How do you know that it was an honour for an Olympic victor to be crowned with an olive wreath?
(1) The Olympic victor would be considered a hero with his name inscribed in the official Olympic records.
(2) The Olympic victor would be fed and paid a large sum of money for the rest of his life.
(3) The Olympic victor would have his name written in the Olympic records and his city-state would be given a large sum of money.
(4) The Olympic victor would have his own crown and he would be given a title by his city-state

24. Some of the ancient Olympic sporting events were ___________.
(1) Boxing, Javelin, Swimming
(2) Cycling, Pankration and Running
(3) Discus, Jumping and Penathlon
(4) Equestrian events, shooting and wrestling

25. Which of the following words is closest in meaning to "sacrilege"?
(1) profanity
(2) blasphemy
(3) disrespect
(4) desecration

26. Based on the passage, which of the following groups would be allowed to participate in the Olympics?
(1) a married woman, a free man, and a politician
(2) a professional female athlete, a male Greek, and a thief
(3) the priestess of Demeter, a professional male athlete, and a criminal
(4) a male Greek, a previous Olympic victor, and a professional athlete

27. Based on the passage, which of the following statements about the Greeks is true?
(1) They were great athletes. They trained daily to win the Olympic Games.
(2) They were gender-biased. They would not allow married women to enter the stadium during the Games.
(3) They were great sculptors. They made a gold and ivory statue which was one of the seven wonders of the Ancient World.
(4) They were very religious. They built a temple on the site of Olympia to bless all the competitiors.

Read the passage below and answer questions 28 to 35.

At one time people did not think too badly of homeless wanderers, believing that they led carefree lives. Home might be a park bench or an empty carriage on a train heading for some unknown place. It was felt that they choose the life they wanted. Hence it was easy to ignore them.

Today, however, homeless people are not easy to ignore. Home can be just about anywhere -- abandoned buildings, shelters, bus and railway stations, subways and city streets. They are everywhere -- in large and small cities all over the world. Authorities over the world can barely cope with the sheer numbers of people living on the streets. This situation is worse in large cities.

It is impossible to find out the exact number of homeless people. Although there are people who have been living on the streets for years, there are some who are temporarily wthout a home because of a fire or a hurricance. Sometimes, people are forced out of their homes because they cannot pay the rent.

How do people get into such a pathetic state? Many of the homeless have lost their jobs or have problems with drugs and alcohol. As a result, they are too poor to afford housing. Some are mentally ill, discharged from hospitals with nowhere to goas their families have rejected them. There are yet others who moved onto the streets. For them, the streets are havens compared to the derelict conditions of their homes.

There have been many suggestions about how to tackle this social problem. While governments can put more money into building low-cost housing, private organisations should also do their part. They can help to provide homes for the needly and people with social problems, and job training to help the jobless to acquire new skills and ind work. Only when the government and private organisations work together can the problem of homelessness be tackled successfully.

For each questions from 26 to 30, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. (8 marks)

28. It was once thought that homeless people ___________.
(1) were choosy
(2) lived carefree lives
(3) ignored other people
(4) lived in unknown places

29. At the end of the 2nd paragraph, "situation" refers to the __________.
(1) difficulty in ignoring the homeless
(2) large number of people living in small cities
(3) homeless people living in abandoned buildings
(4) authorities' inability in coping with the many homeless

30. It is not possible to find out exactly how many homeless people there are because ____________.
(1) they are all over the place
(2) the numbers keep changing
(3) there are far too many of them around
(4) many have been on the streets for years

31. The phrase which suggest that housing conditions are very poor is "_____________".
(1) such a pathetic state
(2) too poor to afford housing
(3) derelict conditions of their homes
(4) Home can be just about anywhere

32. The author feels that ____________.
(1) the homeless picked their own fate
(2) the homeless cause trouble for other people
(3) the homeless have no jobs
(4) the homeless are victims of circumstances beyond their control

33. In the last paragraph about tackling the problem of homelessness, the writer's main suggestion is that ______________.
(1) private organisations should also offer help
(2) private organisations should provide jobs for people
(3) governments should provide all the help for the needy
(4) governments should give more money to the homeless

34. Which word in paragraph 2 tells you that there are lot of homless people on the streets?
(1) abandoned
(2) barely
(3) large
(4) sheer

35. The writer feels tat private organisations can best contribute by _____________.
(1) providing clothes for the homeless
(2) helping them become self-reliant
(3) building low-cost housing
(4) giving them money

Section D: Cloze Passage Component
In the following passage, there are 8 blanks numbered 31 to 38.

The pearl is one of the few gems formed through an organic process. It is a hard and round object produced (36)____________ the shells of certain bivlve molluscs such (37)___________ saltwater pearl oysters, saltwater and freshwater pearl mussels. These molluscs have (38)_____________ inner layer of shell of a lustrous material called nacre.

How are pearls formed? They are born, quite (39)____________ chance. When a foreign particle such as a grain of sand squeezes itself (40)______________ the shell of an oyster, the irritated oyster will try to rid itself (41)____________ the intruder. However, when it is not able to, it will secrete layer (42)_____________ layer of nacre over the foreign matter. Gradually (43)______________ the years, a 'bead' grows and is formed into a tiny iridescent and lustrous pearl.

For each question from 31 to 38, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. (8 marks)

36. (1) in
   (2) by
   (3) on
   (4) through

37. (1) an
   (2) a
   (3) as
   (4) for

38. (1) an
   (2) a
   (3) some
   (4) no

39. (1) by
   (2) on
   (3) in
   (4) of

40. (1) into
   (2) in
   (3) on
   (4) outside

41. (1) of
   (2) from
   (3) away
   (4) inside

42. (1) after
   (2) for
   (3) by
   (4) from

43. (1) over
   (2) through
   (3) during
   (4) for

In the following passage, there are 7 blanks numbered 44 to 50.

The elderly grandfather who greeted us at the door struck me with awe.

"Welcome my friends,"he cried, leading us into his small house. We were in the (44)_________ house of Srijabin, who was a snake charmer in India.

Srijabin became a snake charmer when he was ten years old. His father had (45)___________ him to all kinds of snakes, including the most (46)___________ king cobras since youth.

His father had taught him how to remove fangs and venom from huge and dangerous snakes. He said that snakes would (47)____________ to vibrations from the music and his special flute movements by slowly (48)_____________ from their baskets.

Srijabin made sure he took (49)___________ whenever he handled the snakes. He had learnt to read the snakes' (50)_____________ at all times.

For each question from 44 to 50, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. (5 marks)

44. (1) beautiful
   (2) heavenly
   (3) grand
   (4) modest

45. (1) exposed
   (2) shown
   (3) exhibited
   (4) inducted

46. (1) harmless
   (2) invigorating
   (3) lethal
   (4) tedious

47. (1) acknowledge
   (2) disregard
   (3) hail
   (4) react

48. (1) evolving
   (2) fading
   (3) occurring
   (4) rising

49. (1) care
   (2) interest
   (3) negligence
   (4) omission

50. (1) temperatures
   (2) moods
   (3) generalities
   (4) temperaments