考前易錯小題狂做（03）讀寫培優(yōu)練30篇（完形閱讀與寫作）七年級英語下學(xué)期期末復(fù)習(xí)重難點突破（原卷版）

讀寫培優(yōu)練30篇（完形、閱讀與寫作）學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________試卷說明：試卷難度系數(shù)約0.4，只適合尖子生考前查漏補缺使用?？键c目錄TOC\o"13"\h\z\u一、完形填空 1Cloze1 1Cloze2 2Cloze3 3Cloze4 4Cloze5 4Cloze6 5Cloze7 6Cloze8 7Cloze9 8Cloze10 9二、閱讀理解之單選 10Passage1 10Passage2 11Passage3 12Passage4 13Passage5 14Passage6 15Passage7 16三、閱讀理解之信息還原 17Passage1 17Passage2 18Passage3 19Passage4 19Passage5 20四、書面表達 20一、完形填空Cloze1閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。InaplaceinThailand,thereisaveryspecialfestivalformonkeysonthelastSundayofNovembereveryyear.PeopleusuallycallitMonkeyFestival.Becausethere1fruittreesinthisplace,monkeysofteneandgo.Manyyearsago,abusinessman(商人)likedmonkeys.He2alotoffruit,juiceandsooninfrontofthedoor3themonkeystohave.Themonkeyswere4.Astimepassed,moreandmoremonkeyscametohavefood.Andthebusinessman’sneighborsfoundit5.Theydid6thesameway.Later,peopleintheplace7toprepareabigdinnerforthemonkeys.Thefoodonthedinnertablewerethemonkeys’favoritefruitandvegetables.Inall,peoplegaveover2,000kilogramsoffruitandvegetablestoover1,000monkeys.MonkeyFestivalbecameatradition(傳統(tǒng))foralltheplacesin1989.Alotofpeoplefromallovertheworldeeveryyeartoseethemonkeysplayingand8.Also,someyoungpeopledancedtomusic.Theseyoungpeople9upasmonkeystomakepeoplefeelmoreinteresting.Thisfestivalisawayforpeopletothankmonkeys.It10bringsfuntopeople.Peoplehavefunhere.1．A．is B．a(chǎn)re C．were2．A．planted B．called C．put3．A．for B．to C．with4．A．happy B．a(chǎn)ngry C．sad5．A．boring B．interesting C．working6．A．it B．them C．so7．A．found B．planned C．traveled8．A．eats B．toeat C．eating9．A．sit B．dressed C．looked10．A．a(chǎn)lso B．never C．onlyCloze2InChina,thereisasayingthatadistantrelativeisnotasgoodasanearneighbor(遠親不如近鄰).Iagreewithit11frommyexperience(經(jīng)歷),Ithinkit’s12foreachonetohaveagoodneighbor.First,agoodneighborisagoodfriend.Whenourfamily13toanewhouse,ourgoodnewneighborshelpustocarrysomefurniture(家具)andtellussomething14thisneighborhood.Theyinvite(邀請)allmembersofour15totheirhomeandhaveahotdrink.Theymakeusfeelhappyhere.Next,agoodneighborisagoodrelative(親戚).Whenwetravel(旅行),ourneighbors16keepthenewspapersand17ourhouseforus.Whenthey18wealsohelpthemdothesame.Inthenewneighborhood,wealways19eachother.Wearejustlikegoodrelatives.Finally,Igetaveryimportant(重要的)20fromourneighborsthathavingagoodneighborisbeingagoodneighboryourself.11．A．because B．but C．so12．A．easy B．hard C．important13．A．bring B．take C．move14．A．a(chǎn)bout B．on C．a(chǎn)t15．A．school B．family C．class16．A．seldom B．never C．a(chǎn)lways17．A．lookfor B．lookafter C．lookat18．A．travel B．study C．sleep19．A．see B．help C．talk20．A．book B．card C．lessonCloze3Terryoftenwatcheshismothercook.Hethinksit’sinteresting.Oneday,Terry’smothersaidtohim,“Terry,whydon’tyou21tocook?”“CanI?”askedTerry.“Ofcourse,”saidhismom.“Cookingisa(n)22skillforallofus.”“Willyouteach23then?”Terryasked.“Sure!”hismomsaid.Thatweekend,Terry’smomtaughthimsomecookingskillswhenshecookedamealinthe24.Shetoldhimthatcookingwasnot25atall.“Youjustneedtoknowhowtomix(混合)the26things,”shetoldhim.“Cookingislikeascienceexperiment(實驗).Ifyouknowtheskills27arecarefulenough,theresults(結(jié)果)willbeOK.”Shealsotoldhimaboutsafety(安全)inthekitchenlikehowto28theknivesandfire.Withhismom’s29,Terrycookedhisfirstmeal:vegetablesoup.Allthefamily30itbecauseittasted(嘗起來)verygood.21．A．remember B．forget C．learn22．A．beautiful B．important C．difficult23．A．me B．him C．us24．A．garden B．bedroom C．kitchen25．A．boring B．hard C．dangerous26．A．right B．funny C．useful27．A．so B．but C．a(chǎn)nd28．A．keep B．take C．use29．A．hand B．help C．word30．A．showed B．made C．enjoyedCloze4從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。Amy’sbirthdayisingnextSunday.UncleJohngavehera31thismorning.Theboxisasquare.Andhetoldhernotto32ituntilherbirthday.Alltheday,Amykeptthinkingaboutthegift,soshe33listentotheteacherscarefullyinclass.Oneday,34schoolwasover,sheranhome.Ontheway,shedidn’tstopthinking,“Whatisit?Acakeoratoy?What35isit?Acircleorasquare?”WhenAmygothome,sheopened36box.Shecried（哭）.Shetoldhermothertherewasnotagiftatallinthebox.“UncleJohnplayeda37onme,”shesaid.JustthenUncleJohncamein.“Youopenedit?”heasked.“You38everything.Iknowyourbirthdayisabigday.Iwanttogiveyousomething39.Ithinkhardandhavetheidea.I’llhaveabigpartytocelebrateifyouopenit40yourbirthday.Butnow…”Amy’sfaceturnedred.31．A．bag B．book C．box32．A．wash B．open C．forget33．A．couldn’t B．needn’t C．mustn’t34．A．because B．when C．a(chǎn)nd35．A．color B．name C．shape36．A．a(chǎn) B．the C．/37．A．game B．trick C．music38．A．made B．got C．missed39．A．sweet B．different C．important40．A．on B．in C．toCloze5從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。WouldyoulikeYouChaKwayforbreakfast?It’saneveryday41food—twolongdoughs（面團）puttogetherandfried（炸）invegetableoil.ThehistoryofYouChaKwayhastodowiththe42ofYueFei.DuringtheSouthernSongDynasty(11271279),YueFeihadastrongloveforhiscountryand43foughtforthepeople.44,QinHuisethimupandkilledhim.Whenpeopleheardthenews,theyweresosadand45.Toshowtheiranger,adoughmakerputtwodoughstogetherandfried46inoil.HecalleditYouChaKway（油炸檜）,meaning“oilfriedHui”.Thetwodoughsarethe47ofQinHuiandhiswife.SoYouChaKwayisto48thegreatheroYuefei.Today,therearemanydifferentwaystoeatYouChaKway.InChina,itisofteneatenasbreakfast49soybeanmilk（豆?jié){）orporridge.InMalaysiaandSingapore,peopleliketoputitintocoffeeto50adeliciousbreakfast.YouChaKwayislovedbypeopleofallages.41．A．Chinese B．English C．American42．A．dream B．story C．idea43．A．sometimes B．never C．a(chǎn)lways44．A．Because B．However C．So45．A．shy B．a(chǎn)ngry C．a(chǎn)fraid46．A．it B．him C．them47．A．a(chǎn)nswers B．symbols C．wishes48．A．remember B．surprise C．save49．A．in B．for C．with50．A．keep B．take C．makeCloze6Longago,awiseoldkingwantedtofindanewkingforhiscountry.Hehadanidea.He51hispeopleachallenge(挑戰(zhàn)).The52kingcoulddotwothings:catchathousand53andfindthemostusefulandimportanttreasure(寶藏)inthecountry.Manypeoplethoughtthatitwas54todothetwothings.ButAyoungladynamedKatedidn’tstop.Shecametotheriver.Shesawfish55intheriver.Thensomethingcaughthereyes.Soonherbasketwasfullofthethings.Shehurriedtothekingwiththebasket.“56isinyourbasket?”thekingasked.“They’reeggs,”Kateexplained.“Eacheggwillbeeafish.Sotherearethousandsoffishinmybasket.”Thekingsaidyeswithasmile.“Youarevery57.Nowyouneedtofindthemostusefulandimportanttreasureinthecountry.”Thenextmorning,Katestoodatthecastledoor.Thistime,she58manypeoplewithher.“Idon’tseeanytreasure,”saidtheking.“That’sbecausethepeoplearethemostusefulandimportanttreasureinthecountry.Wewillhaveourcountryifwehave59.”Kateanswered.Thekingsmiled.“Youranswershowsmeyouwillbeawisequeen.I’msureyou’ll60mypeoplebetter.”ThenhewalkedtoKateandgaveherthecrown(皇冠).51．A．lost B．gave C．carried52．A．next B．last C．second53．A．fish B．eggs C．people54．A．interesting B．easy C．hard55．A．singing B．swimming C．running56．A．How B．Why C．What57．A．friendly B．smart C．poor58．A．helped B．changed C．brought59．A．it B．them C．one60．A．lookafter B．preparefor C．lookforCloze7從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。Mydadlikeshiking(遠足)verymuch.Heknowsalottomakehiking61.Oneday,itwasabeautifulsunnyday.“Greathiking62,nottoocoldortoohot.”hesaid.Hedecidedtotakemetohikesothatwe63coulddosomesports.Hepreparedwellforthehike—food,drinks,rightshoesanda64.ItookmyMP3withme,too.Ontheway,mydadtriedtotalkwithmebutIshowednointerestItookoutmyMP3andlistenedtoit.Twohourslater,wewereonthetopofthemountain.We65forhalfanhourtohavesomefoodanddrinks.Thenmydadwenttotakepictures.Isatdownlisteningtomymusic.Ienjoyedthecoolwindblowing66.Oh,mygod!Suddenly,Ifoundtomanyants(螞蟻)wereinmycoat.Iwasso67thatIjumpedupandshouted.Luckilymydadcameoutfromatreewithhiscamera.“68,dad.Pleasehelpme,”Isaid.Thenweclearedawaytheantsquickly.“Itoldyoutocheckon(檢查)ants69sittingdown.Don’tyouremember?”saidmydad.At4:00p.m.wewalked70themountain.ThistimeIdidn’tlistentotheMP3butlistenedtomydadonthewayhome.61．A．easy B．boring C．difficult62．A．year B．place C．weather63．A．a(chǎn)ll B．none C．both64．A．puter B．camera C．tent65．A．wished B．stopped C．a(chǎn)sked66．A．quietly B．strongly C．heavily67．A．a(chǎn)fraid B．happy C．a(chǎn)lone68．A．Lookout B．Goout C．eon69．A．a(chǎn)fter B．before C．until70．A．up B．down C．intoCloze8Annahasaluckyjacket.Whenevershewearsit,71thingshappentoher.Onetimeshe72itonherfinalexam,andshedidbestintheclass!Thejacketisgreen.Itsmells(聞起來)bad,becauseAnnaneverwashesit.Sheis73ofwashingawaytheluck.Oneday,Annagotaninterview(面試)forherdream74.Sheworriedaboutit,75shedecidedtowearthejacket.Butthejacketwasnotrightfortheinterview.Finally,shedecidedthatshewouldwearthejacket76asweater.Onthatday,whenAnnawentintotheinterviewroom,shestartedtosweat(出汗).Shesatinfrontoftheinterviewer,“Anna,you’resweating.Youcould77yoursweateroff.”theinterviewersaid.Annadidn’tknowhowtoanswerit,justsaying“I’m78.“Bytheendoftheinterview,therewasmuchsweatonAnna’sjacket.She79theinterviewfeelingembarrassed(尷尬的).Atlast,Annadidn’tgetaphonecallfromtheinterviewer.She80thejob!Didthe‘lucky’jacketreallywork?71．A．bad B．good C．interesting72．A．bought B．wore C．showed73．A．free B．tired C．a(chǎn)fraid74．A．school B．job C．club75．A．so B．but C．because76．A．on B．under C．in77．A．put B．take C．make78．A．fine B．busy C．relaxed79．A．stopped B．paid C．left80．A．took B．missed C．gotCloze9Leeloveskites.Healways81intheparkwithhisfather.Everyyear,there82akitecontest(比賽)inthepark.ThisyearLeejoinedinthecontestforthefirsttime.Thecontestwas83Saturday.Leewokeup84.Thecontestwouldstartat8:00,andhedidn’twanttobelate.Whenhegottothepark,hewassurprised(吃驚的)toseetherewerelotsofchildrenthereforthecontest.TheconteststartedandLee85hiskiteflyhighintheair.Itlookedlikearobot(機器人).Thekitewasupintheairfortenminutes,86thenitfelltotheground(地面).Leewasoutofthecontest.Hesawaboynearhim.Theboyhada87kite.Thekitewasflyinghigherthantheotherkites.Intheend,theboywiththebirdkitewon(獲勝)andgot$100.Leesaidtohim,“Thatisagreatkite.”“Thanks,”saidtheboy.TheboytoldLeehewasinakiteclubandhemadethebirdkite88.Hewould89anewkitewiththemoney.Thenthetwoboysmadeplanstomeetthe90Saturdaytoflykitesinthepark.81．A．flewhiskites B．flieshiskites C．isflyinghiskite82．A．is B．a(chǎn)re C．was83．A．in B．a(chǎn)t C．on84．A．late B．early C．later85．A．waslooking B．wasseeing C．waswatching86．A．so B．but C．because87．A．robot B．bird C．butterfly88．A．herself B．itself C．himself89．A．buy B．make C．win90．A．last B．next C．thisCloze10Hello!I’mPeter.IefromNewYork.Iaman91boy.IliveinanicenewbuildinginBeijing.Itisverytall.It92eighteenfloors.There93abouteightyfamiliesinthebuilding.Thatistosay(也就是說),abouttwohundredandforty94liveinthebuilding.Myhomeis95thesixteenthfloor.Wehavetwobedroomsandalivingroom.Theyarebig96clean.Alotofbigtreesandbeautifulflowersarearoundourbuilding.Ilikelookingoutofthe97inmyroom.Icanseecarsandbuses98inthestreet.Icanseepeoplewalkinginthestreet,99.Theylookso100!Icanalsoseealotoftallbuildings.HowbeautifulBeijingis!Iamhappytoliveinthisnice,newandtallbuilding.91．A．American B．English C．Australian92．A．is B．have C．has93．A．have B．a(chǎn)re C．is94．A．people B．man C．woman95．A．in B．on C．between96．A．or B．but C．a(chǎn)nd97．A．window B．book C．wall98．A．running B．driving C．flying99．A．a(chǎn)lso B．too C．either100．A．small B．big C．tall二、閱讀理解之單選Passage1Humanshavekeptanimalsforthousandsofyears.Today,kidsstillliketogotothezoo.Butdoyouthinkit’srighttokeepanimalsinthezoo?eandtellushowyouthink!MaryPeopledonothavearighttocatchandkeepotheranimals—eveniftheyareendangered(瀕危的).Beinganendangeredanimaldoesn’tmeanfewerrights.Besides,ifpeoplewanttolearnaboutanimals,theycangotothenatureorgoonline.SophiaAnimalssometimesrunoutoftheirenclosures(圍欄),puttingthemselvesaswellaspeopleindanger.Peoplegettingtooclosetoanimalscanalsoleadtosomethingterrible.Forexample,a17yearoldgorilla(大猩猩)waskilledin2016whenakidfellintohisenclosure.Whatapity!JackieZooshelpendangeredanimalsalot.Inthenature,theseanimalsmighthavetroublefindingmatesandhavingbabies.Somanyzooshavebreedingprogramsforendangeredanimals.Underthezookeepers’help,someendangeredanimalsevengobacktothenatureagainafterlearninghowtocatchfood.LiMingInagoodzoo,theanimalsareneverboredandtheyhaveplentyofspace.Peopletakegoodcareofthem.Zoosarealsoagoodplacetovisitforawholefamily.Bywatchingtheanimalstogether,thefamilybeeclosetogether,anditalsohelpstoteachkidshowimportantitistosavetheanimals!13

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17101．AccordingtoMary,peoplecan________theendangeredanimals.A．catch B．keep C．study D．kill102．TheexampleofthegorillamakesSophiafeel________.A．sorry B．interested C．lucky D．worried103．Theunderlinedword“breeding”means________inChinese.A．娛樂 B．鍛煉 C．社交 D．繁殖104．WhichofthefollowingsentenceisTRUE?A．MaryhasthesameideaasJackieandLiMing.B．Zooshelpteachkidstheimportanceofanimals.C．Allendangeredanimalswillalwaysstayinthezoo.D．Noonefeelssadaboutlifeoftheanimalsinthezoo.105．Wemayfindthearticlein________online.A．Schoollife B．Animals C．Health D．TravelPassage2Daye,acityinHubeihasanewspecialwaytostoppeoplefromjaywalking(亂穿馬路).Inthecenterofthecity,youcanfindsomeyellowpostsatthetwosidesofthecrossing.Thereisafacialrecognitionsystem(臉部識別系統(tǒng))ineachpost.Whenamanistryingtorunaredlight,itwillspray(噴灑)wateronhim.AbigTVnearthecrossingwillshowanyjaywalker’sfaceatonce.Theyellowpostscannotonlyspraywaterbutalsokeeptellingpeopletoobeytrafficrules,“It’snowagreenlight.Pleasecrosstheroadandbecareful.”Whenthelightturnsred,thepostswillsay,“Youarerunningtheredlightnow.Pleasedonotcross.Itisdangerous.”“Thisisagoodidea.Itcanstoppeoplefromjaywalking.Wearesuretherewillbefewertrafficaccidents,”atrafficpolicemansaid.Trafficpolicearetesting(測試)thesystem.Theyhopetouseitinotherareasofthecityoneday.106．WherecanpeoplefindyellowpostsinDayeCity?A．Inthecenterofthecity. B．Inanyareaofthecity.C．Intheeastofthecity. D．Inthewestofthecity.107．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto?A．Ajaywalker. B．Ayellowpost.C．Afacialrecognitionsystem. D．AbigTV.108．Accordingtothepassage,yellowpostsCANNOT________.A．spraywater B．tellpeopletoobeytrafficrulesC．helppeoplecrosstheroad D．stoppeoplejaywalking109．Thepassagemayefrom________.A．a(chǎn)storybook. B．a(chǎn)travelmagazine(雜志)C．a(chǎn)geographybook D．a(chǎn)trafficmagazine110．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．HowtoStopPeopleJaywalkingB．HowtoObeytheTrafficRulesC．AFacialRecognitionSystemforthePoliceD．ASpecialWaytoStopPeopleJaywalkingPassage3Icouldnottakebackmyhearingfromfate(命運),butIcouldstillshine.—JiangMengnanWhenJiangMengnanwasjust6monthsold,shelostherhearingaftertakingthewrongmedicine(藥),JiangMengnancouldn’thearanythinganymore.Lifewasveryhardforher.Toknowotherpeople,Jianglearnedtoreadlips(唇語)andfeelsoundsbyputtingherhandsonherparent’sthroat(咽喉).Itwasalongway,butJiangneverstopped.Asshebecameolder,Jiangwenttoaschool.Shesaiditwasdifficultatthebeginning.Inclasses,teachersoftenturnedtheirbackstostudentsandwalkedaround,soJiangcouldn’tcatchmuchofwhattheysaid.Shehadtowritedowneverythingontheblackboardandstudyafterclass.Withherparents’help,JiangMengnanworkedhardanddidbestinallsubjects.In2011,shewasgladtogotoJilinUniversity(大學(xué))inChangchun,Jilin.In2018,JiangstartedherstudiesatTsinghuaUniversity.Afterthreeyears,the30yearoldhadherdoctorate(博士學(xué)位)ofmedicine.In2019,Jiangoftenwenttothepoorareastoteachandhelpstudentsthere.Sheiskindandpeopleloveher,too.Jiangwantstokeepworkingonmedicineandhelpmorepeople.111．Therewassomethingwrongwithher________whenJiangwashalfayearold.A．eyes B．nose C．throat D．ears112．Accordingto(根據(jù))Paragraph2,Jiangknowsotherpeopleby________.A． B． C． D．113．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“catch”inParagraph3meaninChinese?A．抓住 B．聽見 C．趕上 D．領(lǐng)會114．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutJiangMengnan?Shecouldn’tseeanythingaftertakingwrongmedicine.Shehadtowritedowneverythingontheblackboard.ShestudiedinTsinghuaUniversityin2011.Shewenttothepoorareastohelpstudentsin2019.A． B． C． D．115．Wecaninfer(推斷)Jiangmaybe________aftersheendedherstudies.A．a(chǎn)teacher B．a(chǎn)doctor C．a(chǎn)nofficer D．a(chǎn)policewomanPassage4It’snoteasytoliveinaplacethatcanfeellike﹣60℃!Butifyouareanemperorpenguin,itistheperfect（完美的）temperature.Apenguinisabirdthatcan’tfly.Itcanstayunderwaterforover20minutes.TheemperorpenguinlivesinAntarctica.Itissocoldandfewhumans（人類）livethere.Emperorpenguinshavewaystostaywarmincoldweather.Theyusuallyhuddletogethertostaywarm.Thisalsokeepstheicywindsfromhurtingthem.Thepenguinsinthemiddleofthehuddlestaywarmest.Sothepenguinstaketurns.Afterawhile,thepenguinsinsidewillmoveoutside.Everypenguincanstaywarminthisway.Justafterafemale（雌的）penguinlaysanegg,shegoesonahuntingtrip.Shetriestofindfoodforherunbornbaby.Whenshegoesout,themalekeepstheeggwarm.Themotherneedstwomonthstoreturnwithfood.Bythetimesummeres,thebabypenguinscanbegintoswimbythemselvesandlookforfoodlikefish.116．Fromthepassage,weknowemperorpenguins________.A．canflylikeotherbirds B．likelivingwithhumansC．canalwaysliveunderwater D．likelivingincoldweather117．Paragraph3mainlytellsus________.A．whatemperorpenguinseat B．whereemperorpenguinsliveC．whyemperorpenguinstravel D．howemperorpenguinskeepwarm118．Theunderlinedword“huddle”means________.A．聚集 B．打鬧 C．跳躍 D．奔跑119．Afterafemalepenguinlaysanegg,she________.A．goesouttotravel B．swimsfortwomonthsC．looksforsomefood D．keepstheeggwarm120．Wecanreadthetextin________.A． B．C． D．Passage5AWALKTenkilometerslong.Dogsandotherlittleanimalsarewele.Meetatthehalloftheapartmentbuilding.Time:7:30a.m.SaturdaymorningWanttoknowmore.CallMichaelat58555665ForRentOnebedroomapartmentnearNo.3HighSchool.CallMissWangformore.Tel:682525039:00a.m.4:30p.m.EveryweekdayForSale（大促銷）eandbuyschoolthings!Allkindsofschoolthings!Soccerball:￥50Basketball:￥40Pen:￥1.50Ruler:￥5.0Onlyfivedays,thisweek!LantianSchoolThingsStore,nexttoNo.1HighSchoolWantedAwaitress（女招待）inarestaurant.Workforeighthours.Liketomeetpeople.￥160aday.CallMissLiat65433265onSaturday!From10:00a.m.to10:00p.m.121．Theywillmeet______at7:30a.m.onSaturdaymorningforthewalk.A．a(chǎn)tthestore B．a(chǎn)ttheschoolgateC．a(chǎn)tNo.1HighSchool D．a(chǎn)tthehalloftheapartmentbuilding122．IfLiLeiwantstorentanapartment,hecancallMissWangat_____.A．68252503 B．58555665 C．65433265 D．68252505123．Kangkanghas￥45.WhatcanhebuyinLantianSchoolThingsStore?A．Asoccerballandapen. B．Abasketballandfourpens.C．Abasketballandaruler. D．Twelvepensandsixrulers.124．IfyoucallMissLi,youmaywantto______.A．takealongwalk B．rentanapartmentC．buysomeschoolthings D．beanwaitress125．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．Thewalkis10kilometreslong.B．Thewaitressshouldworkfor8hours.C．LantianSchoolThingsStoreisnexttoNo.1HighSchool.D．YoucancallMissWangtorentaroomat5:00p.m.onMonday.Passage6Peoplelikeswimminginsummer，even（即使）intheotherthreeseasons，becauseswimmingcanmakethemstrong．Butyoushouldn'tswiminadangerousplace．Alotofpeopledied（死亡）whentheywerehavingfuninthewater．Somepeoplearenotcareful．Theyoftenthinktheyswimwell，andtheymaybesafeinwater．Lastsummer，afewstudentswentswimmingintheriver（河流）．Unluckily，threeofthemnevercameoutoftheriver．Summerishereagain．Ifyougoswimming，don'tforgetthethreestudents．Theydiedbecausetheywerecareless．Don'tgetclosetothewaterwhenyouarealone，orwhenyousee"NoSwimming"sign．Ifyourememberthese，swimmingwillbegoodforyou．126．Peoplelikeswimmingbecause．A．theyfeelcoolinthewaterB．theyfeelfreeinthewaterC．swimmingmakesthemstrongD．swimmingmakesthempopular127．Theunderlinedword"unluckily"meansinChinese．A．不幸地B．迅速地C．終于D．慢慢地128．Lastsummerstudentsdiedinthewaterwhentheyswamintheriver．A．a(chǎn)fewB．a(chǎn)lotofC．threeD．four129．Thestudentsdiedinwaterbecause．A．theyswimsowellB．theyarenotcarefulC．theyarenotstrongenoughD．theycan'tswimwell130．Thewriterwantstotellusthat．A．swimmingisagoodsportB．weshouldnotgoswimminginsummerC．weshouldnotgoswimmingintheriverD．wemustbecarefulwhenweareswimmingPassage7Whenmostpeoplethinkabouttravelingaroundtheworld,theymaygobyplanebutmayneverthinkofgoingonfoot.AlexanderCampbell,a27yearoldman,planstospendfouryearswalking40,000km,across30countriesandfourcontinents(洲),justbecausehereallylikeswalking.MrCampbellstartedhistripfromtheSydneyOperaHouseinFebruary.HemadehiswaythroughwesternSydneytoPenrithandontotheBlueMountains.Campbellmakesthetriptoraise(籌集)moneyfortheFredHollowsFoundation.Thefoundationhelpspeoplewitheyeproblemsacrosstheworld.NowMrCampbellhasraisedover$5,500forit.Thereare43,000,000peoplehavingeyeproblemsintheworld,andmostofthemareinAsia(acontinent).MrCampbell’stripcrossesmanyplacesofthearea.Hehopeshecanhelpthosepeople.131．MrCampbelltraveledaroundtheworld________.A．byplane B．bycar C．bybike D．onfoot132．MrCampbellstartedhistripfrom________.A．Sydney B．Asia C．Penrith D．theBlueMountains133．MrCampbelltakesthetripbecausehe________.A．likestraveling B．wantstobeefamousC．wantstoraisemoneytohelppeople D．worksfortheFredHollowsFoundation134．MrCampbellhasraised________forthefoundation.A．$43,000 B．over$5,500 C．$4,000 D．$3,000135．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．MrCampbellandhisfamilyB．TheFredHollowsFoundationC．ManypeoplehaveeyeproblemsinAsiaD．MrCampbellisonaroundtheworldwalkingtrip三、閱讀理解之信息還原Passage1Therearefourseasonsinayear.Theyarespring,summer,fallandwinter.136Sopeoplemustchangetheirclothesfromseasontoseason.137Treesandflowerseout.Peoplewearlightcoats.It’sthebestseasonforyoutogooutwithyourfamily.It’sveryhotinsummer.138GirlswearskirtsandboyslookgoodintheirTshirtsandshorts.139It’scoolinfall.Theweatherisverynicebutsometimesitchanges.Peoplewearsweatersinthisseason.140Youneedtowearheavycoatstokeepwarm.Everyseasonisnice.Ilikethemall.A．It’swarminspring.B．Theweatherofdifferentseasonsisdifferent.C．Incoldwinter,itoftensnows.D．Theweatherdoesn’tchangetoomuchinthisseason.E．Whenyougoout,it’sOKtowearyourcoolsportsclothesandshoes.Passage2閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的五個選項中選出能填入短文空白處的最佳選項，使短文通順、連貫，意思完整。DearMaria,Howisitgoing?141ItwastheDragonBoatFestivallastThursday.ItisaveryimportantfestivalinChina.142Andthisyear,itwasonJune22nd.AndIhadathreedayholidayfromThursdaytoSaturday.Thedaybeforethefestival,myfriendWangShaninvited(邀請)metodinner.Iwasveryhappyandsaidyes.143Guesswhat?Isawwormwood(艾草)onthedoor.Chinesethinkthatwormwoodcanbringgoodlucktothefamily.Onthisspecialday,Chineseusuallyeatzongzi.144Itwasdifficultforme.ButImadeoneintheend.Afterdinner,wewenttowatchthedragonboatrace.145Whentheracebegan,weshouted“eon”forthem.Itfeltgreat!Inaword,Ilovethefestival.Whatareyoubusywiththesedays?Writetomesoon.Yours,HelenA．I’mhavingagreattimeinChina.B．OnThursday,Iwenttoherhome.C．Wang’smothertaughtushowtomakeit.D．It’sthemostimportantactivityduringthefestival.E．Itfallsonthefifthdayofthefifthlunarmonth.Passage3Taipingnijiaojiaoisatraditiona（傳統(tǒng)的）toyinZhenjiang,Jiangsu.Itismadeofmud（泥漿）,butcanmakewonderfulsounds.146

Ittakesmorethan10stepstomake.Thekeyiskneading（捏）themudwithyourhands.Youcankneaditintoanythingyoulike,fromanimalstoplants.Theyusuallycarrygoo