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2020-2021學(xué)年廣東省深圳市龍崗區(qū)七年級上學(xué)期期末英語試題Whatishappiness?Somepeoplesaythathappinesscomesfrommakingalotof_________.Somepeoplesaythathappinessisdoingthingsthattheylikeormakethemfeel_________.Tobehonest,Idon’tthinkhappinesscomesfrommoneyorsocialstatus(社會地位).Instead,happinesscomesfrom_________thingsinlife.Mymothersaysthatsheisveryhappywhenthesun_________throughtheleavesonherface.Thenthere’smygrandma.Shealways_________hertimewithherflowers.OnceIaskedmygrandma,“Whydoyouspendyourtimeonsuch_________things?”Mygrandmaheldmyhandandsaid_________,“WheneverIseetheflowers_________,Ican’thelpbutfeelhappy.”Istillrememberher_________evenbackthen.Whenyouaresad,tryto__________happinessinthelittlethings.Rememberthathappinessiseverywhere.1.A.a(chǎn)rticlesB.friendsC.moneyD.blogs2.A.freeB.interestedC.unusualD.powerful3.A.largeB.littleC.fewD.usual4.A.shinesB.risesC.fliesD.burns5.A.usesB.takesC.spendsD.follows6.A.interestingB.brightC.naturalD.unimportant7.A.quicklyB.smilinglyC.excitedlyD.nervously8.A.openingB.blowingC.disappearingD.ending9.A.dreamsB.factsC.wordsD.photos10.A.lightupB.throwawayC.learnaboutD.lookforGoremeisabeautifultowninTurkey.HerearesomeofthecoolthingsvisitorscandoinGoreme.Stayinacave(山洞)hotelStayinginacavehotelisaspecialexperienceinGoreme.Itmakesyoulearnhowpeoplelivedinstonecaveshundredsofyearsagointhisarea.TakingahotairballoontripOver20yearsago,peopleinGoremebegantoflythefirsthotairballoonintheskyofthislittletown.Now,thereareoveronehundredballoonsflyingeverydayearlyinthemorningasthesunrises.ItisthebestwaytoenjoytheamazingbeautyofGoreme.Visittheopen-airmuseumTheopen-airmuseumisabout15minutes’walkawayfromthecenterofGoreme.Thisplaceisthefirststoponanyone’sjourneytoGoreme.Itismadeupof7churches(教堂)whichweredugoutofrocks.Amongthem,theDarkChurchisthebestprotected.Recentstudiesshowthatallthesechurcheswerebuiltbetweenthe10thand12thcenturies.SeethemagicalrockshapesTheseunusualrockshapesarethemostbeautifulpartinGoreme.Theyaremadebythestrongwindsandheavyrains.Theirshapeslooklikedifferentkindsofanimals.Everyyear,touristsaroundtheworldcometoseetheamazingartmadebynature.IfyouwanttohaveacooljourneytoTurkey,themagicalGoremecanbeabetterchoice.11.Thewriterintroduces________coolactivitiesvisitorscandoinGoreme.A.2B.3C.4D.512.IfyouwanttoenjoythebeautyofGoreme,________,isthebestway.A.stayinginacavehotelB.takingahotairballoontripC.visitingtheopen-airmuseumD.seeingthemagicalrockshapes13.IfyoustartwalkingfromthecenterofGoremeat9:30a.m.,youmaygettotheopen-airmuseumat________.A.9:45a.m.B.9:50a.m.C.9:55a.m.D.10:00a.m.14.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Peoplebuiltthecavehotelhundredsofyearsago.B.Peoplebegantoflythefirsthotairballoon20yearsago.C.Peoplewouldgototheopen-airmuseumfirstwhentheyvisitGoreme.D.PeopleinGorememadetherockslooklikedifferentkindsofanimals.15.Youcanreadthiskindofarticlemostprobablyina________.A.storybookB.historymagazineC.diaryD.travelguideOneday,youngThomasEdisoncamehomeandhandedhismotherapieceofpaperfromhisteacher.Hetoldher,“Myteachergavethispapertomeandtoldmetogiveitonlytoyou.”Hismother’seyesweretearful(含淚的)asshereadthenoteoutloudtoherson.“Yoursonisagenius(天才).Thisschoolistoosmallforhimanddoesn’thavegoodteachersfortraininghim.Pleaseteachhimyourself.”Yearslater,Edison’smotherdiedandhebecameoneofthegreatestinventors(發(fā)明家)ofthecentury.Oneday,hewasgoingthroughhisoldfamilythings.Hefoundafoldedpieceofpaperinthecornerofadrawer.Hetookitandopeneditup.Onthepaperwerethewords:“Yoursonisafool.Wewon’tlethimcometoschoolanymore.”Edisoncriedforhoursandlaterwroteinhisdiary:“ThomasAlvaEdisonwasafoolishchildwho,byaheromother,becamethegeniusofthecentury.”16.Themotherfelt________whenshereadthenotetoherson.A.happyB.surprisedC.movedD.sad17.WhatdidtheteacheractuallythinkofEdison?A.Edisonwasn’tcleveratall.B.TheschoolwastoosmallforEdison.C.Edisonwasagenius.D.OnlyhismothercouldteachEdison.18.Theunderlinedphrase“goingthrough”means________.A.穿越B.經(jīng)歷C.整理D.瀏覽19.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Edisonthoughthewasagenius.B.Edisonthoughthehadagreatmother.C.Edisonthoughthisteacherwasafool.D.Edisonthoughthismotherwasagenius.20.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.ThegreatestinventorB.AfoolishteacherC.ThegeniusofthecenturyD.Anoteofamother’sloveDidyouhaveagoodsleeplastnight?March21isWorldSleepDay.It’sagoodtimetothinkaboutoursleepinghabitsandgetmoresleep.Sleepisimportantbecauseitgivesourbodiestimetorecover(恢復(fù))fromthestress(壓力)ofliving.Buttoday,heavystressandthehabitofusingsmartphonesbeforebedtimehavemadepeoplelosesleep,accordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization.About62percentofadults(成人)worldwidefeelthattheydon’tsleepwell,accordingto2019PhilipsGlobalSleepSurvey.InChina,around50millionto60millionpeoplesufferfrom(遭受)sleepproblems.Losingjustoneortwohoursofsleeppernightcanaffect(影響)us.“Ifyoudon’tgetenoughsleepatnight,youmightsleepinschool.Ifyou’reasleep,youdon’tlearnanything,”saidMaryCarskadon,asleepresearcheratBrownMedicalSchool.Howmuchsleepdoyouneed?Thatdependsonhowoldyouare.TheSleepFoundationsaysthatteenagersneed8.5to9hoursaday.Howtosleepwell?Havinggoodsleephabitsisimportant.Stopusingdigitaldevices(電子設(shè)備)foratleastanhourbeforesleep.Trytogotosleepandwakeupatthesametimeeveryday,evenonweekendsandduringholidays.Relaxbeforebedeachnightbylisteningtosoftmusic.21.Weneedsleepbecauseit________.A.helpsrecoverourbodiesB.makesussufferfromstressC.a(chǎn)ffectsourdailystudyD.stopsususingsmartphones22.Accordingtothepassage,whatmakespeoplelosesleep?A.Digitaldevices.B.Stressandbadhabits.C.Softmusic.D.Toomuchhomework.23.AccordingtoMaryCarskadon,howdoeslosingsleepaffectstudents?A.Studentscan’tfeelrelaxed.B.Studentsmaywakeupearly.C.Studentscan’tenjoymusic.D.Studentsmaydobadlyinclass.24.Teenagershadbettersleep________everyday.A.from9:00p.m.to7:00a.m.B.from9:30p.m.to6:30a.m.C.from10:00p.m.to6:00a.m.D.from10:30p.m.to6:40a.m.25.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?A.Wecansleeplateonweekendsandduringholidays.B.It’sgoodforustostopusingsmartphonesbeforesleep.C.Listeningtosoftmusicbeforebedcanhelpussleepwell.D.ManypeoplearesufferingfromsleepproblemsinChina.以下是一篇日記,請閱讀全文,并從文后的六個選項中選擇五個還原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、連貫。10January,2021DearDairy,Today,ImetaboycalledBob.26Hesaiditwasfunplayingonthecliffs(懸崖)andaskedmetogowithhim.Itoldhimitwastoodangerous.27IwantedtoshowhimhowbraveIwas,soIdecidedtofollowhim.Westartedtoclimbdownthecliff.Suddenly,somestonescamedownafterus.28Wecouldn’tgetbackup.Weshoutedforhelp,butforalongtimenoonecame,29Finally,akindmanheardus.Hefoundaropeandsavedus.Myparentswererelieved(放心的)thatIwasn’thurt,buttheywereangrythatIhaddonesuchadangerousthing.30Beingreckless(魯莽)isn’tbeingbraveatall.Seeyoutomorrow,MeA.Wetalkedalot.B.Ifeltterriblysorry.C.Iwasreallynervous.D.IwassoafraidthatIcried.E.Oneofthemnearlyhitmyhead.F.Hecalledmeacoward(膽小鬼).配對閱讀。下面的材料A-F是幾則廣告。請根據(jù)1-5中5個人的簡介,為他們選擇一則合適的廣告相匹配。31JohnnycanspeakEnglishandChineseverywell.Heislookingforajob.32Tonyplaysbasketballwell,andhewantstoplayiteverydayafterschool.33Leolikesanimalsverymuch.Helearnsalotabouttheminthelibrary.34Lindawantstolearndrawingafterschool.Sheisfreeatnight.35Mr.Greencandrive,andhewantstoworkforasupermarket.Hecanworkinthedayoratnight.A.AnimalClub.Theteachersgivetalksaboutanimalsandyoucangooutsidetostudythem.B.DrawingClass.Mrs.Kingisanartteacher.Shewantstoteachdrawingintheevening.C.FootballClass.Hilltopschoolwillgiveclassestofootballplayers.D.Driver.Abigsupermarketneedsadriver.Hewillworkatnight.E.Partner.Tomwantstoplaybasketballwell.Heislookingforsomeonetoplaywithhimeverydayafterschool.F.TVReporter.HeshouldspeakChineseandEnglishwell.閱讀下面短文,在空格處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)脑~或用括號中詞語的正確形式填空。Mr.TurnerisabusinessmanfromtheUS.Lastmonth,hetookatriptoMunich,oneofthelargest36(city)inGermany.Onthefirstday,hedecidedtospendsometime37(walk)aroundthecity.Whenhegotoutofthehotel,hesuddenlyrealized(意識到)hedidn’tknowthenameofthestreet.Helooked38thewallnearthecornerofthestreetandsawaGermanword“Einbahnstraβe”.Hewroteitdownonapieceofpaper39(quick).“Now,Iknowthenameofthestreet,”hethought,“Itwillbeeasyforme40(get)backhere.”Afterwalkingforalongtimeinthecity,Mr.Turner41(feel)tiredandwantedtogobacktothehotel.Hetookoutthepaperandshowedthewordtoayounglady.Theladywasvery42(surprise)whenshereadtheword.Shehadnoideawhathewanted.ThenMr.Turnerstopped43oldm

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