南京市

2018

年中考英語試卷一、單項填空1．—Lookatthetextinthenotice.Whatdoesit

say?—The

students

who

do

not

sign

up

before

Friday

lunchtime

.willhavetoworkatlunchtimenext

Fridaywillhavetoworkintheafternoonnext

weekwon'tbeabletodoafternoonactivitiesnext

Fridaywon'tbeabletochoosetheirafternoonactivitiesnext

weekNeilArmstrongwasthefirstmantowalkon

the

moon

20July

1969.in B．on C．at D．for—

isitfromtheChildren'sPalacetoNanjingSouthRailwayStation,

Tom?—About10minutes'rideby

bus.How

soon B．How

long C．How

far D．How

muchTheschoolsinQinhuaiDistrictwilldevelopthemuseumcoursessuitablefor

childrenduring

school

time.they B．their C．them D．theirs“Reading

Pavilion”,

which

entered

Luhe

Library

this

spring,

has

made

it

for

the

citizenstoexperiencethepleasureofreadingthan

before.easy B．easier C．easily D．more

easilySome

people

enjoy

outtheirmessagesinbottleswhentheytravelonthe

sea.to

send B．send C．sending D．sent7．—Simon,doyouknowwhoinventedthe

kite?—Sure!

It

byMoziover2,000years

ago.A．is

invented B．inventedC．was

invented D．willbe

inventedMexican

and

Tex-Mex

foods

were

popular

in

the

USA,

now

Chinese

food

has

more

fans.A．because B．but C．so D．unless—We

toYunBrocadeMuseumwiththeexchangestudentsthiscomingsummer

holiday.—That's

amazing!A．went B．go C．have

gone D．will

go10．Beforeyoustartreading,

ask

yourself

you

are

reading

this

book.

Most

people

readfortwomainreasons,pleasureor

knowledge.A．why B．what C．where—DoyouhavethisT-shirtin

a

small

?—I'mafraidnot.Itonlycomesin

medium.A．size B．colour C．materialD．whenD．tasteMillie

missed

the

train

this

afternoon.

It

started

to

leave

right

after

she

goton

it.A．almost B．already C．really D．seldom13．—Amazingly,I'vemanagedtofinishtheprojectby

myself.—

Itoldyouitwas

easyA．With

pleasure.B．Guess

what?C．There

you

are! D．Itdoesn't

matter14．Whichofthefollowingsentenceshasanobject

clause?A．HismothercalledhimRobbiewhenhewasababyB．OnMarsyoumightseepeoplewhowearspecial

bootsC．Mr.Greentellsusthatwe'dbetterusetheInternet

properlyD．Ourlifehasimprovedbecausetheenvironmentisgetting

better.Readthefollowingsentences."TherearelotsofexcellentsightsinNanjing.Have

you

everbeentoanyofthem?"Theunderlinedpart

is

to

.A．make

a

statement B．aska

questionC．give

an

instruction D．givean

exclamation二、完形填空16．請認真閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的

A、B、C、D

四個選項中，選出最佳選項。He

was

pleased

to

learn

that

Chibi

knew

all

the

places

where

the

wild

grapes

and

wildpotatoesgrew.Hewasamazedto

（1）howmuchChibiknewaboutalltheflowersinourclassgarden.HelikedChibi'sblackandwhitedrawingsandputthemuponthewallto

be.

He

liked

Chibi's

own

handwriting,

which

no

one

but

Chibi

could

read,

and

he

put

thatuponthe

wall.Bu

t,

when

Chibi

appeared

on

the

stage

at

the

talent

show

of

that

year,

no

one

couldhiseyes.“Whoisthat?”“Whatcanthatstupiddoup

there?”Until

Mr

Isobe

announced

that

Chibi

was

going

to

imitate(模仿)the

voices

of

crows.“Voices?”“Voicesof

crows?”

（4）

he

imitated

the

voices

of

newly

hatched

crows.

And

he

made

the

mother

crow's

voice.He

showed

how

crows

cry

early

in

the

morning.

He

showed

how

crows

cry

when

the

village

peoplehavesomeunhappyaccident.Heshowedhowcrows

（5）whentheyarehappyand

cheerful.Everybody'smindwastakentothe

（6）mountainsidefromwhichChibiprobablycametoschool.Chibi

made

very

special

（7）

deep

down

in

his

throat(喉嚨)to

imitate

a

crow

inanoldtreeintheend.Noweverybodycouldimagine

（8）thefarandlonelyplace

whereChibilivedwithhis

family.Then

Mr

Isobe

explained

（9）

Chibi

had

learned

those

calls--leaving

his

home

forschoolatsunrise,andarrivinghomeatsunset,everydayforsixlong

years.Everyoneofuscried,thinkinghowmuchwehadbeen

（10）toChibiallthoselong

years.Hewasaboybeyondourusual

imagination!（1）A．complain B．count C．find（2）A．admired B．printed C．punished（3）A．check B．hurt C．open（4）A．Later B．Next C．Last（5）A．jump B．call C．fly（6）A．far B．crowded C．near（7）A．scripts B．reports C．speeches（8）A．hardly B．happily C．exactly（9）A．what B．how C．whetherD．refuseD．avoidedD．believeD．FirstD．danceD．modernD．soundsD．peacefullyD．who（10）A．wrong三、閱讀理解17．閱讀理解B．kind C．honestD．generousThere

are

over

20,000

animals

at

Chester

Zoo.

All

are

flying,

jumping

and

playing

happilyin125acresofwonderful

gardens.（1）If

you

want

to

know

more

about

animals

when

you

visit

the

zoo,

you

can

.haveanighttime

Journeybecomeamemberofthe

zoostayinoneofChesterandCheshire's

hotelsjoinoneofthedailyanimaltalksinthe

zoo（2）Whichcanhelpyouifyouwanttospendanightinahotelin

Chester?A．Lantern

Magic. B．Stay

OverC．Talking

Animals D．Membershipand

Adoptions（3）Youcanbuyyour

membership

at

.18．閱讀理解There

are

almost

as

many

ways

to

write

as

there

are

kinds

of

texts.

Some

writers

cannotproduceawordunlesstheyarepoisedbehindadesk,whileothersprefertowritesittingoutdoors

or

in

noisy

restaurants.

Some

writers

create

an

entire

work

before

going

back

to

readwhat

they

have

written,

while

others

may

rewrite

a

single

paragraph

many

times

before

movingon.

Individual

writers'

techniques

may

be

different,

but

successful

writers

do

have

one

thingin

common:

the

writing

process(步驟).

The

writing

process

is

made

up

of

four

stages,

and

eachstage

involves

certain

activities.

The

chart

below

summarizes

what

happens

during

each

stageofthewriting

process.WhatYouDoDuringtheWriting

ProcessPrewritingChooseyour

topicIdentifyyourpurposeandaudience,andselectawriting

formappropriate

tohatpurposeand

audienceGenerateideasandgatherinformationaboutthe

topicBegintoorganizethein

formationDecidethemainpointyouwantto

expressWritinga

Draft(草稿)Catchyourreaders'attentioninthe

introductionProvidebackground

information.StateyourmainPoints.yoursupport,andyourelaborationof

themFollowaplanof

organization.Wrapupwitha

conclusion.Revising(修改)Evaluateyour

draftRevisethedrafttoimproveitscontent,organization,and

style.PublishingProofread,oredityourfinal

draft.PublishingOPublish,orshareyourfinishedwritingwith

readers.Reflectonyourwriting

experience（1）Whatdosuccessfulwritershavein

common?Theyhavethewriting

processTheyliketoreadwhattheyhave

writtenTheywriteoutdoorsorinnoisy

restaurantsTheyrewriteasingleparagraphmany

times（2）When

you

write

a

draft,

you

should

.A．chooseyourwriting

topicgetyourreaders'attentioninthe

introductionpublishorshareyourfinishedwritingwith

readersrevisethedrafttoimproveitscontent,organizationand

style（3）Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．Writing

Points B．Writing

WaysC．Writingas

a

Process D．Writingwith

Materials19．閱讀理解Beijing

Opera

is

the

most

representative

of

all

Chinese

traditional

dramatic

art

formsand

the

largest

Chinese

opera

form.

Having

a

history

of

about

200

years,

it

is

developed

fromabsorbing(吸收)many

other

dramatic

forms,

mostly

from

the

local

drama

'Huiban',

which

waspopular

in

South

China

during

the

18th

century.

It

is

a

scenic（戲劇的）art

integrating

music,performance,literature,aria,andface

painting.Theatrical

art

forms

in

many

other

countries

do

not

present

singing,

dancing

and

spokenparts

in

one

single

drama.

An

opera

singer,

for

example,

neither

dances

nor

speaks

on

stage;there

are

no

singing

or

dancing

parts

in

a

modern

play;

in

a

dance

drama,

the

dancer

has

nospeaking

role

and

does

not

sing

either.

Traditional

Chinese

drama,

including

Beijing

Opera,isakindofentertainmentwhichincludesspokenparts,singing,dancingand

acrobatics.In

addition

to

its

presence

in

China,

Beijing

Opera

has

spread

to

many

other

places.Mer

Lanfang,

one

of

the

most

famous

performers(表演者)of

all

time,

was

the

first

to

introduceBeijingOperatoforeignersandmadehighlysuccessfultourstoforeign

countries.“You

will

be

puzzled(困惑)all

the

way

through

and

a

little

bored

from

time

to

time;but

you

will

be

charmed

and

interested.

You

will

be

strongly

attracted

to

Beijing

Opera

evenif

you

know

nothing

of

the

dramatic

background.

"This

is

how

one

American

traveller

describedhisfirsexperienceinwatchingBeijing

Opera.Beijing

Opera

is

China's

national

opera

and

it

is

full

of

Chinese

cultural

traditions.WelcometoChinaandenjoyBeijing

Opera!（1）What

makes

Beijing

Opera

different

from

theatrical

art

forms

in

many

other

countries?A．Ithasoneoperasingeron

stage.Ithasonedancerwhohasnospeaking

role.Ithasalreadyspreadtomanyother

countries.Itincludesspokenparts,singingdancingand

acrobatics.（2）PeoplethinkMeiLanfangplayedanimportantroleinthespreadofBeijing

Operabecause

.hemademanytourstoaforeign

countryhewasafamousBeijingOpera

performerhewasthefirsttointroduceBeijingOperato

foreignershemadeBeijingOperadifferentfromothertheatricalart

forms.（3）From

Paragraph

4

we

know

that

the

American

traveler

.A．feltboredallthe

waythoughthighlyofBeijing

OperafoundBeijingOperainterestingat

firstknewthebackgroundofBeijing

Opera（4）Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”meaninthe

passage?A．Beijing

OperaB．Local

dramaC．Anopera

singerD．Amodern

play20．閱讀理解There

was

a

kingdom

long,

long

ago.

It

was

ruled

by

king

who

loved

riddles.

Once

a

yearthekingmadeanewriddle.Hegaveaprizetothepersonwhocouldsolvethe

riddle.There

was

a

baker

who

also

lived

in

this

kingdom.

Everyone

agreed

that

he

baked

the

finestbreads.

The

baker

had

almost

everything

he

needed

except

for

a

horse.

If

the

baker

had

a

horse,hecouldsellhisfinebreadsfromoneendofthekingdomtothe

other.One

year

the

king

made

a

new

riddle

that

puzzled

everyone.

"I

will

give

a

prize

to

theperson

who

can

solve

my

riddle,"

the

king

said.

Whoever

wins

will

have

the

pick

of

one

of

mystrongest

horses."

He

then

drew

a

line

down

the

middle

of

the

courtyard

"Make

this

line

shorterwithout

erasing(清除)

any

part

of

it,"

the

king

challenged.People

came

from

far

and

wide.

They

looked

at

the

line

and

squinted

at

it.

They

evenputtheirnosestothegroundandscratchedtheir

heads.How

can

you

make

a

line

shorter

without

erasing

any

part

of

it?”

the

people

in

the

crowdasked

each

other.

Some

of

them

tried.

The

dressmaker

kicked

dirt(泥土)over

the

line

to

hideit.

The

farmer

poured

water

over

the

line

to

make

it

disappear.

None

of

these

efforts

worked,and

the

people

went

home

disappointed.

Everyone

was

puzzled

about

how

to

solve

this

new

riddle.A

week

passed,

and

nobody

had

any

new

ideas.

Then

one

day

the

baker

came

into

the

courtyardwith

a

bag

of

flour(面粉).Your

Majesty,

"the

baker

said

to

the

king,

I

can

make

your

line

shorter

without

erasingany

part

of

it."

Then

the

baker

opened

his

bag

of

flour.

He

poured

out

a

line

of

flour

rightnexttotheking'sline.Thelinethebakermadewaslongerthantheking's

line.Now,goodking,"thebakersmiled,"yourlineis

shorter.The

people

were

amazed.

The

king

laughed

and

clapped

his

hands.

"You

have

won

the

prize.Iwillgiveyouahorseofyour

choice.The

baker

was

excited.

Now

he

could

sell

his

breads

from

one

end

of

the

kingdom

to

theother.（1）Whatwasthebaker'sproblematthebeginningofthe

story?A．Hecouldn'tmakefine

breads.Heneededmoneytoopenmore

stores.Hedidn'thaveenoughflourtomakemore

breads.Hehaddifficultysellingbreadsalloverthe

kingdom.（2）Thedressmakerandthefarmerfailedbecause

they

both

.A．triedtoerase

the

line B．pouredwateroverthelineC．kickeddirtover

the

line D．puttheirnosestothe

ground（3）The

baker

smiled

because

.A．hewasgladtoseehe

kinghewantedtomaketheking

happyhefeltsurethathesolvedthe

riddlehesoldalotofbreadstothe

villagers（4）Thisstoryshowsthatthe

king

liked

.A．to

be

rich B．totrain

horsesC．to

eat

breads D．tohave

fun（5）Whotellsthis

story?A．The

kingThefarmerandthe

dressmakerThe

bakerSomeonewhoisnotacharacterinthe

story四、請根據括號中所給的漢語寫出單詞，使句子意思完整正確。21．Simon,

(推)

hard

when

I

tell

you

to.—What'sthe

(日期)

today,

Millie?—It's17June.Oh,tomorrowisDragonBoat

Festival.Studentscanask

forhelp

(無論何時)

they

need

it

at

school.24．Lin

Taowas

(勇敢的)

enough

to

save

his

neighbour

from

a

fire.Look,our

library

is

(東)of

the

classroom

building.

It

looks

modern.五、請根據句子意思，用括號中所給單詞的適當形式填空。—It'sraining

again!—Yeah,this

is

the

(four)rainydayinthe

week!YouwatchTVallthetime.

You

should

(go)outand

relax!We

are

going

to

Paris

next

week.

It's

a

good

chance

to

try

some

(France)

dishes.29．ShiYuqi,

a

badminton

(play)

from

Jiangsu,

helped

China

win

the

2018

Thomas

Cup.30．Thanksfor

all

the

(member)

hard

work!

More

and

more

people

have

learned

howtokeepkidsfromdanger

now.六、請根據對話內容，從下列方框中選擇適當的單詞或短語填空31．補全對話Where answering completely came

down theyA:

Hello,

I'm

Barry

Lai,

a

reporter

with

TV

News.

Would

you

mind

a

few

questionsabouttheeventsofthis

afternoon?B:Notat

allA:All

right

then.

wereyouwhenthebirds

landed?B:Iwasshoppingin

Central.A:Howmanybirdsdoyouthinkthere

were?B:I'dsaytherewereabout1,000birdsin

all.A:Canyoutell

me

what

looked

like?B:Theyweresmallbrownandgreen

birds.A:Andwhatdidtheydo,

exactly?B:

Well,

they

andlandedinStatueSquare.Theystayedthereforabout

15minutesbeforeflyingoff

again.A:Howdidpeople

react?B:

Oh,

everyone

was

amazed.

Traffic

stopped

and

the

police

had

to

be

called.A:OK.Thanksverymuchfortalkingto

me.七、任務型閱讀32．請認真閱讀下列短文，并根據所讀內容在文章后表格中填入一個最恰當的單詞。注意：每個空格只填

1

個單詞。ClaudeMonet'spaintingswerequitedifferentfromtheartstylesthatwerepopular

inthe

1870s

France.

Traditional

artists

always

did

their

artwork

in

a

studio

and

their

paintingswere

realistic-they

looked

exactly

like

the

real

world.

Claude

Monet

was

part

of

a

group

ofpainters

who

were

called

Impressionists(印象派畫家).

Their

paintings

were

light

and

a

bitfuzzy-theygaveanimpressionofwhattherealworldlookedlike.Sometimes

Impressionistsworkedoutside,whichwasaveryunusualthoughtintheirtime.Impressionismreceived

itsnamefromanearlypaintingbyClaudeMonettitledimpression,

Sunrise.Knowing

that

trains

were

interesting

subjects

and

represented

modern

progress,

ClaudeMonet

crated

a

series

of

Impressionist

paintings

of

trains

from

January

to

March

of

1877.

Heworked

on

his

paintings

right

on

the

train

platform

at

the

Gare

Saint-Lazare,

the

train

stationon

Saint

Lazare

Street.

Although

there

were

many

train

stations

in

Paris,

this

was

the

firsttrain

station

built

in

Paris

so

it

had

historical

significance(意義).Monet's

friend,

Impressionist

painter

Pierre

Auguste

Renoir,

told

the

following

storyto

his

sons

about

Claude

Monet

and

painting

the

trains.

Monet

needed

permission(允許)to

spendtime

on

the

train

platform

and

paint

what

he

saw

in

his

impressionistic

style.

One

day

Monetdressed

himself

in

his

very

best

suit

along

with

a

fine

top

hat,

a

good

linen

shirt

and

a

silktie.Heappearedtobeawealthygentlemanwhilehereallywasapoor

painter.When

he

went

towards

the

clerk

at

the

train

office,

he

presented

his

calling

card

whichintroduced

him

as

Claude

Monet,

Painter.

He

asked

to

see

the

station

master.

The

clerk

quicklyallowed

this

fine

gentleman

to

enter

the

station

master's

office.

The

station

master

was

alsoimpressed

and

gave

Monet

permission

to

paint

on

the

train

platform.

The

station

master

evenkepttrainsfromleavingontimesoMonetcouldcompleteasceneeventhoughpassengerscomplained.Was

it

all

worthwhile(值得)?

Monet's

train

scenes

turned

his

career

into

a

success

andforthestationmaster,madehistrainstationfamousuntileven

now.Claude

MonetIntroductionClaude

Monet

was

one

of

the

Impressionist

painters

whose

paintings

werenot

the

asthepopularartstylesinthe1870s

France.Impressionist

paintings

gave

an

impression

of

thereal

worldlooked.HehelpedImpressionism

get

its

by

his

painting

Impression,Sunrise.A

ofpaintingtrainsAtthattimetrainsweresubjectsthatcouldkeep

people's

andrepresentedmodern

progress.He

created

paintings

of

trains

January

and

March

in

1877,atthetrainstationwith

the

longest

in

Paris.Hedressedhimselfasawealthygentlemantowinthe

stationmaster's

.In

order

to

help

Monet

complete

a

scene,

the

station

master

even

madetrains

leave

thantheyshould

do.ResultHis

train

scenes

made

not

only

his

career

butalso

thetrainstation

famous.八、請根據短文內容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞33．單詞拼寫As

you've

just

found

out,

opening

a

book

doesn't

require

much

effort.

However,

even

thatwould

bei

ifyouspentthenightonthe

streets.After

lying

for

hours

on

cold

ground,

with

only

a

thin

sleeping

bag

to

protect

you

fromrain

or

ice,

your

fingers

would

probably

be

so

numb(麻木的)that

you

could

hardly

m

them.You'd

most

likely

spend

the

day

trying

to

find

something

to

eat

and

somewhere

to

shelter

fromthefreezing

cold.You

might

be

surprised

to

hear

that

the

number

of

people

sleeping

rough(露宿)in

Londonhas

doubled

in

the

last

five

years

and

has

i

by

30%

across

the

rest

of

the

countryduringthelasttwo

years.Once

we

bring

a

homeless

person

out

of

the

freezing

cold

,

we

need

your

help

to

givehim

aw

welcomeatStMungo'svery

much.Will

you

please

give

a

Christmas

gift

of

￡25,

which

could

p

a

homeless

personwith

a

St

Mungo's

welcome

pack?

It

could

have

a

towel,

shampoo,

soap(肥皂),

so

a

homeless

personcan

have

a

hot

s

and

a

proper

clean

up.

The

difference

you

could

make

won't

end

there.You

see,

welcoming

someone

into

warmth

and

safety

is

just

the

b

.

You

really

couldenablesomeonetochangetheirlifefor

good.For

Harvey,

it

was

losing

his

job

that

led

to

him

becoming

homeless.

Since

Harvey

waswelcomedintoStMungo's,hehas

received

t

forhishealthandsomuch

more.Afterhetookcoursesinusefullifeskills,herecentlymovedintohisown

flat.With

your

gift,

you

could

help

us

offer

a

warm

welcome

to

someone

l

Harvey

who'scomeinfromthefreezingstreets.I'msure

you'lla

that'sawonderfulpresenttogiveatChristmas.Ihopeyouwillsend￡25,orasmuchasyoucan,

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HAVE

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欄目的征稿內容，用英語寫一篇短文，表達你的想法。Hi,At

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MAG

we

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share

your

ideas

about

our

school.

In

my

column,

HAVE

YOUR

SAY,you

can

let

other

kids

know

what

you

think.

This

month

we

want

you

to

have

your

say

about

CultureWeekinour

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Culture

Week

you

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年中考英語試卷一、單項填空（共

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1

分，滿分

15

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Pro?—Acoupleof

days.I

itlast

week.bought B．buy C．will

buy D．havebought3．XinhuaZidian,ortheNewChineseDictionary,was

first

published

1953.A．on B．in C．at D．forLastmonththestudentsinChangjiangRoadPrimarySchoolheldthe"TenYearsof

GrowthCeremony"

to

celebrate

10thbirthday

together.they B．their C．them D．theirsSeeing

the

new

changes

in

her

hometown,

Nanjing,

Sandy

could

believe

her

perly B．highly C．nearly D．hardly"Puton

your

coat,

you

will

catch

a

cold!"

This

is

what

my

mum

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says

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since

it

18years

ago.A．set

up B．isset

upC．was

set

up D．willbeset

up9．—I

wonder

.—Someonewhocanmakemeabetter

person.A．whenyouoftenmeetyour

friendshowyoumakeyourfriends

happywhoyouwanttomakefriends

withwhereyouspendweekendswith

friends10．Read

the

sentence.

"I

can

tell

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can

keep

a

secret."

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used

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wordsC．show

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planning

to

travel

to

Jiuzhaigou.

I'm

looking

forward

to

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waterfalls.see B．seeing C．sees D．sawTina

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to

China

in

order

to

experience

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culture

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A、B、C、D

四個選項中，選出最佳選項。Do

you

know

that

the

"Happy

birthday

to

you"

song

is

the

first

song

sung

in

outer

space?ApolloIXastronauts

（1）itonMarch8,1969.ItisoneofthemostpopularEnglishsongsofalltime.Hereisthestorybehind

it.The

song

was

written

by

two

sisters

from

Kentury,

Mildred

and

patty

Smith

Hill.

It

wasfirst

published

under

the

（2）

of

"Good

morning

to

All"

in

1893.

It

was

used

as

a

classroom（3）.Teacherssangiteachdaytowelcometheirsstudentstothe

classroom.The

composer,

Mildred

Hill,

was

a

concert

pianist.

Her

sister,

Patty

Smith

Hill

wrotethe

original(最初的)

lyrics

(歌詞)

for

the

song

while

she

was

a

teacher

in

a

kindgarten

inLouiville,Kentury,whereMildredalso

（4）

.The

Hill

sisters

copyrighted

(取得版權)

their

song

on

October

16,

1893.

However,

itappeared

（5） their

agreement

in

Robert

H.

Coleman's

songbook

on

March

4,

1924.

Colemanchanged

part

of

the

lyrics

to

say,

"Happy

Birthday

to

you",

（6） the

song

still

had

it'soriginal

title.

The

song

was

then

published

se