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期末復(fù)習(xí)之閱讀理解16篇(深圳名校真題)(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)Thenextdaywouldbepictureday.Poppysmiledatherselfinthemirror.Shewastryingonhernewdress.Itlookedperfect.Herpicturewouldbeintheyearbookforever.Inthekitchen,Poppyspilled(灑)somejuicedownthefrontofherdress.“I’llwashit,”hermomsaid.“Nowgetchanged.We’regoingtotheeyedoctor.”Atthedoctor’soffice,Poppyworriedaboutherdress.Suddenly,sheheardthedoctorsay,“Yourglassesareready.”Poppydidn’twantglasses.Shehopedshewouldn’thavetowearthemforpictureday.Thenextmorning,Poppyputonhernewdress,butitwastightandshort.“Oh,no!”shecried.“Mydressshrankinthewash!”Sherantogetanolderdress.Waitingwithherclassmates,Poppyfussedwith(擺弄)herglasses.Besideher,Raulsaid,“You’relucky,yourparentsdidn’tmakeyougetahaircut.”“Andyoucanstillsmile!”Leisaid.Shehadafewmissingteeth.Rosahadabandage(創(chuàng)可貼)acrosshernose.Evan’sarmwasinacast(石膏固定).“Iguessweallhavesomethingwedon’tlikeaboutourlooks.Nooneisperfect,”Poppysaid.“You’reup,secondgraders,”thephotographercalled.Poppythoughtabouttakingoffherglasses.Thenthephotographersmiledatherandsaid,“Niceglasses!”Poppysmiledbackandlookedatherclassmate.Theycouldn’ttakeoffabadhaircutorhideabrokenarm.Theyallhadtheirdifference.That’swhatmadethemunusual.Poppyleftherglasseson.“Cheese!”theclasscalledout.“Perfect!”thephotographersaid.Picturedaydidn’tgothewayPoppyhadplanned.Itwasevenbetter.1.WhatmadePoppyhappywhenshelookedatherselfinthemirror?A.Hernewdress. B.Hernewglasses.C.Hernewhaircut. D.Hernewyearbook.2.HowmightPoppyfeelattheeyedoctor’soffice?A.Surprisedandhappy.B.Nervousandafraid.C.Worriedandunhappy.D.Excitedandcheerful.3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“shrank”inParagraph4probablymean?A.Becamesmaller. B.Becameuglier.C.Becameheavier. D.Becamedirtier.4.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Raullikedhishaircut.B.Rosahurthereyes.C.Evanhadabrokenleg.D.Leilostsometeeth.5.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A.Itisrudetomakefunofothers.B.Itisokayforusnottobeperfect.C.Itisimportanttotakegoodpictures.D.Itisgoodtobestrictaboutourlooks.(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)CanadaisinNorthAmerica.Itisthesecondlargestcountryintheworldwithapopulationofover38millionpeople.ThecapitalcityisOttawa,butthelargestcityisToronto.Canadaisfamousforitsbeautifulnature.TherearemanynationalparkssuchasBanff,JasperandPacificRim.Youcanseemountains,lakes,forestsandanimalsthere.AnotherplaceofinterestisNiagaraFalls,whichliesontheborder(國界)betweenCanadaandtheUS.Thefallsareabreathtakingsight.Visitorscantakeboattourstogetclosetothefalls.Canadaisalsoknownforitsdeliciousfood.OneofthemosttastyCanadiandishesispoutine.ItismadeupofFrenchfries,cheeseandmeatsauce.AnotherpopularCanadianfoodismaplesyrup.Canadaproducesmorethan70%oftheworld’smaplesyrup!ManyCanadiansenjoyoutdooractivitiessuchasskiing,snowboarding,hikingandcamping.Icehockeyisthenationalsport.AsCanadaisthebirthplaceoficehockey,Canadiansseethesportastheirown.Infact,mostpeopleinCanadastartteachingtheirchildrenhowtoskateassoonastheylearntowalk!Canadiansarepoliteandhelpful.TheyspeakEnglishandFrench.IfyouvisitCanada,justfeelfreetoaskforhelp!Canadaisabeautifulandwelingcountry.Whetheryoulikenature,culture,historyorjusthavingfun,thereissomethingforyouinCanada.6.WhichplaceofinterestcanpeoplevisitinbothCanadaandAmerica?A.Banff.B.PacificRim.C.Jasper.D.NiagaraFalls.7.Whatispoutinemadeupof?①Frenchfries②cheese③meatsauce④maplesyrupA.①②③ B.②③④ C.①②④ D.①③④8.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“thesport”inParagraph4referto(指)?A.Snowboarding.B.Skiing.C.Icehockey.D.Skating.9.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Canadianspreferindoorsportstooutdoorsports.B.Canadaproducesmostoftheworld’smaplesyrup.C.TherearethreemajorlanguagesspokeninCanada.D.ThecapitalofCanadaisthelargestcityinthecountry.10.Whereisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?A.Abedtimestory.B.Anewsreport.C.Asportsmagazine.D.Atravelguide.(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)Forthousandsofyears,peoplehavebeendreamingaboutandinventingrobotmachines.Inthe3rdcenturyBC,peopleinAncientGreeceandChinabuiltlifelikemachinessuchasdollsandbirds.Peoplecalledthemautomatons.Automatonsusedpowerfromwater,steamorlater–steelspringstomakethemselvesmove.OneoftheearliestautomatonswasawoodenbirdbuiltbyGreekscientistArchytasofTarentumaround350BC.Thebirdcouldmoveitswingsandtravelashortdistancealongacable.Inthelate15thcentury,inventorandartistLeonardodaVincibuiltahuman—likerobotknight.Hisdesignusedwheelstomovetheknight’sarmsandhead.Inthelate18thandearly19thcenturies,peoplebuiltmachinestohelpinfactoriesandothertypesofwork.Inthe1920s,playwrightKarelCapekfirstusedtheterm‘robot’inhisplayRossum’sUniversalRobot.Itwasaboutapanythatmadeahuman—likerobotthatdidallthework.Theinventionoftheputermadetoday’smodernrobotspossible.Withputers,peoplecouldprogramrobotstodojobswithouthumanhelp.Inthe1950s,inventorGeorgeDevoldesignedarotoarm.JosephEngelberger,tookthisideaandturneditintothefirstindustrialrobotcalledtheUnimate.In1959,thefirstUnimatebeganworkingataGeneralMotorscarplant.Itmovedpiecesfromaproductionlineandconnectedthemtocarbodies.Engelbergerworkedhardtoshowhowrobotsdodangerousjobsinfactoriesandkeeppeoplesafe.Today,heisreferredtoas“thefatherofrobotics”.11.Howmanykindsofpowercanautomatonsuse?A.Twokinds B.Threekinds. C.Fourkinds. D.Fivekinds.12.Whatcouldanautomatonpossiblydo?A.Itcouldmoveonitsown.B.Itcouldclimbalongacable.C.Itcoulddancelikeahuman.D.Itcouldhelpmakerobotsinfactories.13.Whatdoestheunderlined“it”inparagraph3referto?A.Theplaywright. B.Therobot. C.Theplay. D.Theterm.14.Whoisconsideredastheinventorofthefirstindustrialrobot?A.GeorgeDevol.B.ArchytasofTarentum.C.LeonardodaVinci.D.JosephEngelberger.15.Whatisthepurposeofthelastparagraph?A.Toshowtheimportanceoftheputers.B.Tointroducetheinventionofmodernrobots.C.ToexplainwhyUnimatecandodangerousjobs.D.Totellhowscientistsuserobotstohelpfactories.(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)Chopsticks,orkuaizi,appeared(出現(xiàn))over3,000yearsagoinancientChina.Theywerefirstusedforcookingandserving,notasaneatingtool.ItwasnotuntiltheMingDynastythatchopstickscameintouseforeating.Today,bambooandwoodchopsticksarethemostpopularonesinChinesehomes.Chinesechopsticksareusuallyabout26centimeterslongand1.2centimeterswide.Itisbelievedthatchopsticksshouldbepartofagirl’sdowry(嫁妝)becausethesoundofkuaiziislikethatofthewordsfor“soon”and“son”.It’sstillapopulargoodwishinChina.Accordingtomodernscience,thelongtermuseofchopsticksmakesone’sfingersmovequickly.Thatisgoodforpeople’shealth.ThecultureofusingchopstickshasspreadtomanyotherAsiancountries.InJapan,peoplecelebrateAugust4asChopsticksDayeveryyear.Therearerulestofollowwhenusingchopsticks.Chinesepeopledon’tusuallybeattheirbowlsorpointatotherswithchopsticks.Inmostcases,theywon’tstarteatinguntiltheelderlymovechopsticks,andtheywillputchopsticksdowngentlyaftertheyfinisheating.Asanoldsayinggoes,“Achopstickcanbebrokeneasily.Tenpairsofchopsticksheldtogetherarehardtobreak.”Forthousandsofyears,Chinesepeoplehavelovedchopsticksnotonlybecausetheyareeasytousebutalsobecausetheyshowthespirit(精神)oftheChinesepeople.16.WhatcanwelearnaboutchopsticksinParagraph1?A.Peopleusuallymakechopsticksoutofplastics.B.Peoplefirstusedchopsticksasacookingtool.C.Chopstickswereusedforeating3,000yearsago.D.FewpeoplecouldusechopsticksinancientChina.17.Whyistheuseofchopsticksgoodforourhealth?A.Becausetheymakeeatingeasier.B.Becausetheyhaveamagicalpower.C.Becausetheypracticepeople’sfingers.D.Becausetheyaremadeoutofmodernscience.18.Whichistherightwaytousechopsticks?A.Putchopsticksdowngently.B.Beatthebowlwithchopsticks.C.Usechopstickstopointatothers.D.Movechopsticksbeforetheelderly.19.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthelastparagraph?A.ChopsticksbelongnotonlytoChina.B.Chopsticksarehardtobreakwhenheldtogether.C.ChopsticksaremorethanjusteatingtoolsforChinese.D.It’seasyforpeopletousechopsticksintheirdailylife.20.Whichpartofthenewspaperisthearticleprobablyfrom?A.Science B.Health C.Fashion D.Culture(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)FranceisthelargestcountryinWesternEurope.Thereareover66millionpeopleinFrance.Thecountryishometobeautifulnaturalscenery,liketheSeineRiveraswellasculturalsitessuchastheEiffelTower.About75millionvisitorsehereeveryyear.HerearethetopthingstodoinFrance.VisitmuseumsNotriptoFranceispletewithoutavisittoitsmuseums,especiallytheworld’sbestknownone,theLouvreinParis.Inthisfourfloorbuilding,thereare35,000worksofart,suchasthepaintingMonaLisabyDaVinciandthestatueDavidbyMichelangelo.Itwouldtakeninemonthstoenjoyallthepieces.HavealocalmealFrenchfoodisworldfamous.BreadisveryimportantinFrance.ThemostfamousFrenchbreadiscalled“baguette”.Itislongandtastessalty.Snails(蝸牛)arealsoamusthavehere.Frenchpeoplecat40,000tonsofsnailseveryyear!Peoplealwayscooksnailswithbutterandgarlic(大蒜).TakeabiketourWhatisthebestwaytoenjoythevineyardinLoireValley?Takeabiketour.YoucanexperiencetherealFrenchlife.Youmayeacrosssomelocalpeople.Abright“Bonjour”alwaysbeginsanicetalk.IfyouehereinJuly,youarelucky.ThefamousbicycleraceTourofFrancetakesplaceatthistime.21.HowmanypeoplearethereinFrance?A.About40million.B.Morethan35million.C.About75million.D.Morethan66million.22.WhatdoweknowabouttheLouvreinParis?A.Itisthebestmuseumintheworld.B.ThestatueofMichelangeloisintheLouvre.C.Itwillbeninemonthsbeforeyouenjoyalltheartworks.D.Itisamuseumwithfivefloorsand35,000worksofart.23.WhatisthebestwaytoexperiencetherealFrenchlife?A.Bytakingabiketour.B.ByeatingFrenchsnails.C.Byvisitingthemuseums.D.Byenjoyingnaturalviews.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Bonjour”mean?A.Good. B.Right. C.Hello. D.OK.25.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.ThemusttodosinFrance.B.ThenaturalsceneryinFrance.C.ThefamousmuseumsinParis.D.ThepeopleandcultureofFrance.(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)Howoldwillyoubeintheyearof2070?Mostofyouwillbearound60yearsold.Thegoodnewsistravellightbeesmarterandeasierbythattime.Herearesomewonderfulpredictions(預(yù)測)aboutfuturetrip.IntheairportPassport(護(hù)照)checkswillbeathingofthepast.Youwilluse“heartbeat(心跳)passports”.Everyone’sheartbeatisdifferent.Itcantellwhoyouare.OntheflightAirplaneseatscouldfitaperson’sbodyshape,sizeandeventemperaturetomakeyoufeelbetter.Youcanbookaseataccordingtoyourbodytype.Theseatmighteveneabletocoolorwarmyoutoyourpreferredtemperature(喜歡的溫度).InthehotelYoudon’tneedtobringyoursuitcase(行李箱).Whenyougettothehotel,youcan3Dprintrecyclable(可再循環(huán)的)clothesinyoursize.Youcanalso3Dprintwhateveryouwanttoeat.26.Whatcanthe“heartbeatpassports”doinatrip?A.Itcantellwhoyouare.B.Itcanpayforwhateveryouwant.C.Itcantakeyoutotheairport.D.Itcanprintwhateveryouwanttoeat.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fit”meaninChineseinparagraph3?A.測試 B.適應(yīng) C.移動 D.降低28.Whywedon’tneedtobringyoursuitcasewhentravelingin2070?A.Becausehotelswillprovidesuitcaseforyou.B.Becausepeopledon’tneedclothesin2070.C.Becauseyoucan3Dprintrecyclableclothesinyoursize.D.Becausesuitcasesareexpensivein2070.29.Whatisthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthispassage?(P=paragraph)A. B. C. D.30.Whatisthebesttitle(標(biāo)題)ofthispassage?A.Howtoplanagoodtrip B.WhatyouneedinatripC.Technologyin2070 D.Coolideasforfuturetravel(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)TheareaoftheYinchuanWetland(濕地)Parkwasonceaplacethatpeopledisliked:wastewatercausedterriblesmellsandalmostnograsscouldgrowontheland.Now,itnotonlybeesapopularplaceforpeopletotakeawalk,butalsoagoodplaceforbirdsandotheranimals.
LiZhijunisamemberofthebirdprotectingorganization.Hesawthegreatchangesatthepark.Accordingtohim,theYinchuanWetlandParkhasbeeafamousplaceforbirdphotographers.Morebirdswouldliketostayhereinwinter.
BesidesNingxia,manycitiesinChinamakegreateffortstoprotectwetlands.Wuhan,thecapitalcityofHubeiprovince,isknownasa“cityofahundredlakes”.Thecityhasfivelargewetlandreserves(保護(hù)區(qū)).Tensofthousandsofbirdsetostayinwinter.
PanjininLiaoningprovinceisanothersurprisingwetlandcity.Inthepast,thecityhasalotofenvironmentalproblemsbecauseofoilproduction.Butnowinthewetlandsbythesea,seagrassturnsredeveryautumn,creatingbeautiful“redbeaches”.
ChenZhihai,alocalfisheryworker,said,“Inthepast,therewerealmostnowildfish.ThankstotheeffortsofPanjinpeople,nowthewetlandisbackagain!”31.HowwastheYinchuanWetlandParklikeinthepast?A.Nograsscouldgrowontheland.B.Peoplelikedtogothereforawalk.C.Migratorybirdsstayedthereinwinter.D.Itwasagoodplaceforbirdphotographer.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph1referto?A.Wastewater. B.Wetlandpark. C.Grass. D.Land.33.Whichcityiscalled“cityofahundredlakes”?A.Yinchuan B.Shenzhen C.Panjin D.Wuhan34.WhydidPanjinhavemanyenvironmentalproblemsinthepast?A.Becausepeopleputwastewaterintherivers.B.Becausemigratorybirdsdidn’tehereinwinter.C.Becausepeoplecausedpollutionduringoilproduction.D.Becausethegovernmentdidn’tbuildanywetlandreserves.35.Wherecanyoureadthispassage?A.Naturemagazine B.StorybookC.Historypoem D.Peoplearoundus(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期末)InSeptemberof2021,theInternationalUnionfortheConservationofNaturereportedsomeplantsandanimalsareindanger.Someoftheseworryinganimalsaregiraffes,sharksandKomododragons.
Giraffes
Overthelast30years,thenumberofgiraffeshasdroppedby40percent.Therearenowfewerthan100,000giraffesintheworldtoday.Giraffesareindangerbecauseofhumanactivitiessuchashunting(捕獵).
Sharks
Astudyfoundthat36percentofthe536sharkspeciesarethreatened(生存遭威脅).Sharksareoftenkilledfortheirmeat,skinandfins(魚翅).What’smore,theyalsogrowveryslowlyanddon’thavemanybabies.
Komododragons
Komododragonsarethelargestlizards(蜥蜴)intheworld.Theycangrowtothreemeterslongandasheavyas70kilograms!KomododragonsliveononlyfiveislandsinIndonesia,buttheyarenowindangerofextinction.Theyhavelostalotoftheirhabitat(棲息地)becauseofhumanactivitiesandclimatechange.36.Howmanygiraffesarethereintheworldtoday?A.Morethan100,000. B.Fewerthan100,000.C.Morethan200,000. D.Fewerthan10,000.37.Whataresharksoftenkilledfor?A.Electricityandwater. B.Meatanddiamond.C.Fins,saltanddisease. D.Meat,finsandskin.38.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inparagraph3referto(指代)?A.Fins. B.Sharks. C.Giraffes. D.Animals.39.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Overthelast30years,thenumberofgiraffeshasdroppedby36percent.B.Sharksgrowveryfastandhavemanybabies.C.Komododragonsarethesmallestlizardsintheworld.D.Komodohavelostlotsofhabitatbecauseofhumanactivitiesandclimatechange.40.What’sthemainpurposeofthepassage?A.Toaskreaderstoknowaboutsharks.B.TotalkabouttheInternationalUnion.C.Totellussomeanimalsindanger.D.Togiveadviceonanimalstudying.(2324七年級下·廣東深圳·期中)Whatmaytwodogsmakingradioprogramslooklike?Howaboutabasketballmatchwithdifferentseaanimalsasplayers?WithSora,youmaysoonbeabletofindout.ThelatestAImodelcangeneratevideosuptoaminutelongfromsomekeywordsinseconds.ItwasbuiltbyOpenAI,thepanybehindthepopularchatbotChatGPT.ThepubliccannotuseSoranow.OpenAIisaskingexpertstotestitforpossiblerisks(風(fēng)險).Themodelisalsoopentoasmallgroupofartists.ThepanyhopestomakeSorabetter.BeforeSora,theleadingtexttovideoAImodelwasmadebyRunway.Thevideositproducedwereshortandoftenfrightening.SomostpeopleweresurprisedbythehighqualityofSora’svideos.Soramodelisn’tperfectnowbecauseitmaynotunderstandcauseandeffect.“Forexample,apersonmaytakeabiteoutofacookie,butthenthecookiemaynothaveabitemark,”O(jiān)penAIsaysonitswebsite.What’smore,Soracannottellleftorright.InavideoontheOpenAIwebsite,amanisrunningonatreadmill(跑步機(jī))intheoppositedirection.Atthesametime,somepeoplehaveotherworries.TheyareafraidthatsomepeoplemaynotuseAIgeneratedcontentinacorrectway.UnrealAIgeneratedinformationisthebiggestrisktheworldfaces.Tosolvethisproblem,OpenAIsaysthatit’salsobuildingtoolstohelpuserstofindoutvideosmadebySora.41.Howdoesthewriterintroducethetopic?A.Bytellingastory. B.Byusingasaying. C.Byaskingquestions. D.Bygivingsomefacts.42.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“generate”inParagraph2probablymean?A.Appear. B.Produce. C.Support. D.Dig.43.WhocanuseSoranow?A.Everyartist. B.Achatbot. C.Someexperts. D.Anystudent.44.WhywerepeoplesurprisedbySora’svideos?A.BecauseSora’svideosweremadefromChatGPT.B.BecauseSora’svideoswereshortandfrightening.C.BecauseSora’svideoswereproducedinhighquality.D.BecauseSora’svideoscantellcauseandeffect.45.What’sthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A.TherearesomeproblemsofSoramodel.B.PeopleareworriedaboutSoramodel.C.OpenAIhelpssolveSoramodel’sproblem.D.ThepublicarewaitingtouseSoramodel.(2324七年級下·廣東深圳·期中)Anelderlywomantouchesmanypeople’shearts.SheishonouredasarolemodelinChina’sfightagainstpoverty(貧窮).HernameisXiaSen.Overthepastyears,XiaSenhasgivenmostofhermoneytostudentsfrompoorfamiliesinDanfeng,ShaanxiandShangyou,Jiangxi.Withthehelpofthemoney,thosestudentswereabletogotoschool.Xiawasbornin1923.Shewasonly15yearsoldwhenshebecameateacherinYan’an.Shekeptlearningwhenshewasteaching.Yearslater,shewenttoworkasaresearcherattheChineseAcademyofSocialSciences.In2006,XiavisitedaprimaryschoolinDanfeng.Theschoolwasoldandstudentsdidn’thaveagoodlearningenvironment.Thatmadeherverysad.Shespent20,000yuanbuyingdesksandbooksforthestudents.In2008,shegaveaway200,000yuantohelpanotherprimaryschoolinDanfengbuildaclassroombuilding.Itisabuildingwitheightbrightandcleanclassrooms.Itisverydifferentfromtheoldone.Fiveyearslater,Xiausedonemillionyuanofhersavingstosetupthe“XiaSenScholarship(夏森助學(xué)金)”tohelphighschoolandcollegestudentsfrompoorfamiliesinDanfengandShangyou.Sofar,thescholarshiphashelpedatleast182students.Xiaoftensaysthatherlifeismuchbetterthanbefore.Nowheronlyhopeisthatshecanhelpmorestudents.46.WhendidXiabeeateacher?A.In1923. B.In1938. C.In2006. D.In2008.47.HowmuchmoneydidXiaspendinhelpingstudentsinDanfeng?A.2,000yuan. B.20,000yuan. C.200,000yuan. D.220,000yuan.48.Whocangethelpfromthe“XiaSenScholarship”?A.PrimaryschoolstudentsfrompoorfamiliesinDanfeng.B.HighschoolstudentsfrompoorfamiliesinJiangxi.C.CollegestudentsfrompoorfamiliesinShangyou.D.CollegestudentsfrompoorfamiliesinShaanxi.49.Accordingtothepassage,whatkindofpersonisXia?A.Smartandpatient. B.Hardworkingandhelpful. C.Friendlyandstrict. D.Cheerfulandsuccessful.50.What’sthebesttitleofthispassage?A.Anelderlywoman. B.Abighonour. C.Arolemodel. D.Abigchange.(2324七年級下·廣東深圳·期中)RainforestscoversixpercentoftheEarth’ssurface.Therearerainforestsinmanypartsoftheworld,butthebiggestforestsareinSouthAmerica,AfricaandSoutheastAsia.Therearen’tanyrainforestsinEuropeorNorthAmerica.About75percentofanimalsliveinrainforests.Therearemanybeautifulbirds,insectsandsoon.Manyofthemliveinthetrees,over30metresfromtheground.Therearealsothousandsofdifferentplants.Lotsofthemaretalltrees!Itisalwayshotintherainforestsandthegroundisalwayswet.Itisalsoverydarkthere.Therainforestsareveryimportantforus.Weneedthem!Thetreesandotherplantsintheforesthelpmaketheairclean.Theyalsohelpcontroltheweather.Theygiveuswood,rubber,fruitsandmanyofourmedicines.Unfortunately,inmanyplaces,therainforestsareindanger.Forexample,manyyearsagotherewasalargerainforestinJava,butnowthereisnothing.Thesamethinghappensnowinmanyotherpartsoftheworld.Wecanneverimagineaworldwithoutrainforests.IfrainforestsdisappearedfromtheEarth,wewouldn’tfindanytrees,flowersorfruits.What’smore,wewouldn’tgetcleanair,andwewouldn’tfindanyanimals.Theworstresultwouldbethatwewouldn’tfindanyhumans.It’stimetotakeactiontosaverainforests.51.Wherecanwefindthebiggestforests?A.InAsia. B.InAfrica. C.InAmerica. D.InEurope.52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph2referto?A.Theanimals. B.Thebirds. C.Theinsects. D.Theplants.53.WhichofthefollowingaboutrainforestsisTRUE?A.Thousandsofdifferentplantsinrainforestsaretalltrees.B.Itiscoolintherainforestsandthegroundisalwayswet.C.Therainforestsprovideuswithcleanairandgoodweather.D.Rainforestsinmanypartsoftheworldaredisappearing.54.Whatmaythewritercontinuetotalkaboutinthefollowingparagraph?A.Reasonsforrainforestsindanger.B.Waystoprotectrainforests.C.Actionstoplantmoretalltrees.D.Resultsforlosingrainforests.55.Wherecanweprobablyfindthepassage?A.Inatravelguide. B.Inastorybook. C.Inanaturemagazine. D.Inadictionary.(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期中)Chinahasagoodstorytotellaboutforests:Forestscoveredonly8.6%ofChina’slandareawhenthenewChinawasfoundedin1949.Tillnow,24.02%ofChinahasbeencoveredwithforests.ItisplantingforestsofthesamesizeofaBelgium(比利時)everyyear.
WhathappenedinthesepastyearsinChina?ThereforestationofSaihanbaisoneofthestoriesthathavemadehistory.
AlongtheMongolianDesert(蒙古沙漠),Saihanbawasoncealargeareaofforests,butafteryearsoftreefelling,itbecameawastelandinthelateQingDynasty.Inthe1960s,Chinadecidedtoregreenthedesert.Hundredsofforesterswenttothiswildplace.Theyfoughtagainstlongcoldwinters,terribledroughts(干旱)andsandstorms.Thehardworklastedover50years,butitfinallypaidoff.SaihanbanowstandsasagreatgreenwallagainsttheHunshandakeDesert(渾善達(dá)克沙漠).
ForestscanbeseeninChina’scities,too.TakeawalkaroundShenzhen,Chongqing,orKunming.Everywhereyougo,youseethecitiescoveredwithtrees.Beingclosetonaturemakesushealthierandhappier.Cityforestsdomuchgoodtohumansociety:theybeautifytheland,cleantheair,reducethenoise,andprotectthesoil.Theyalsodecreasetheriskofflooding,providehomeforallkindsofcreaturesandstorecarbondioxide.56.WhatdothenumbersinParagraph1tellus?A.Today’sChinahastwiceasmanyforestsasin1949.B.FewchangeshavetakenplaceinChinainthepastfewyears.C.China’sforeststodayarenearlythreetimesasmanyasin1949.D.NewChinawascoveredwithmanyforestswhenitwasfoundedin1949.57.WhydoesthewritertellthestoryofSaihanbainthepassage?A.TogiveanexampleofChina’splantingforestsinthepastyears.B.Toshowhowhardtheforestersworkedtoturnitintoforests.C.TotellothershowNewChinahelpedBelgiumplantforests.D.Tohelppeopleunderstandhowtofightagainstthebadweather.58.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordinParagraph2?A.Cuttingdownforests. B.Plantingforestsagain.C.Livingintheforests. D.Studyingtheforests.59.Howcanthecityforestskeeppeoplehealthierandhappier?
①Bymakingthecitybeautiful.②Byprovidinghomesforanimals.③Byproducingcarbondioxide.④Byprotectingthesoil.A.①②③ B.②③④ C.①②④ D.①③④60.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A.China’scityforests. B.China’sforesters.C.China’splanforfuture. D.China’sstoryaboutforests.(2223七年級下·廣東深圳·期中)Bornin1918,NelsonMandelawasacountryboy.Hisfatherdiedwhenhewasyoung.Luckilyforhim,hegotagoodeducation.Mostimportantly,hegottolearnabouthisownpeople,howtheylostmuchoftheirlandandhowbravelytheyfoughtagainsttheBritish.
Afterfinishingtheuniversity,hewenttotheCityofGold,agoodplaceforrichwhitepeoplebuthardfortheblackmenwhodugoutthegoldforthewhites.Atthattime,thewhiteslivedbetter,buttheblackchildrenoftenwenttoschoolwithoutbreakfast,walkingwithoutshoes.Heenjoyedboxingbecauseboxingtaughthimtostanduptofight.Finally,whenherealizedthegovernmentwouldneverprotecttheblackpeople,hedecidedtofightthegovernment.
Hewassenttoprisonin1962.Lifeintheprisonwasevenharder,butthesaddestistobeawayfromfamilies.Hesaid,“Aletterfrommyfamilywaslikethesummerrainwhichmakesthedesertbloom”.Duringtheday,hehadtowork,buthekeptstudyinghardandexercisingallthenight.Secretly,inthelongnights,hewrotethestoryofhislife,LongWalktoFreedom.Nelsonwrote,“IknewsomedayIwouldfeelthegrassundermyfeetandwalkinthesunshineasafreeman”.
In1990,hewasfreedfromprison,andfouryearslater,hebecamethepresidentofthecountry.Hetriedhardtomakeallthepeople,whiteandblack,livetogetherinfriendship.61.InNelson’schildhood,whichpartisthemostimportantinhislife?A.Livinginhisrichfamily.B.Learningab
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