專題12期末復(fù)習(xí)之單元話題閱讀理解30篇七年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下學(xué)期期末復(fù)習(xí)查缺補(bǔ)漏沖刺滿分（人教版）

期末復(fù)習(xí)之單元話題閱讀理解30篇(名校期末真題)【語(yǔ)篇來(lái)自二十一世紀(jì)學(xué)生英文報(bào)·試題原創(chuàng)】LeadersworkasateamWhatisleadership(領(lǐng)導(dǎo)能力)?Itmeansmorethanjustbeingaleader.Italsomeansworkingtogetherwithothers.SwiftMiddleSchoolstudentslearnedthisthroughanumberofinterestingactivities.TocelebrateAmericanNationalStudentLeadershipWeek,April1521,theschoolheldmanyactivitiesduringlunchtime.Inoneactivity,studentsstoodinacircle(圓圈)andheldhandswiththepersonacrossfromthem.Theirhandswerelikea“humanknot(結(jié))”.Theyhadtoworktogethertountie(解開(kāi))it.Inanotheractivity,somestudentscoveredtheireyesandtheirteammateshelpedthemwalkaroundobstacles(障礙).“Alloftheactivitiesaimtomakestudentslearnmoreaboutleadership,”LindsayCapoferri,aschoolteachertoldtheLancasterNewEra.“Theyaredoingagreatjob.”DestinyRoland,aneighthgrader,alsothoughttheprojectbroughteveryonetogether.“Ithelpsyoumakenewfriendstoo,”shesaid.1．Accordingtotheauthor,leadershipisbeingaleaderand________.A．beingstrictwithothers B．workingtogetherwithothersC．lettingotherswork D．doingallwork2．SwiftMiddleSchoolheldactivitiesin________.A．March B．April C．June D．July3．Ifstudentswanttountiethe“humanknot”,theyshould________.A．relyonthemselves B．standinacircleC．worktogether D．goround4．What’sthepurposeofholdingtheactivities?A．Tomakestudentslearnmoreaboutleadership.B．Tomakethestudentslearnhowtoplaythesegames.C．Tomakesomefunforstudents.D．Toimprovestudents’learningability.5．DestinyRolandthoughttheactivitiescouldhelpher________.A．improvegrades B．learnmoreskillsC．workbetter D．makenewfriendsMr.andMrs.Smithlivedinaquietvillage.Oneweekend,theywenttoabigcityforavacation.Mrs.Smithwasveryexcited,becauseshewasahousewife.Shestayedathomeeveryday.Itwasboring.Aftertheygottothecity,theywouldliketogotothemoviesfirstandthenhavedinneratarestaurant.Atnight,theywouldstayatafivestarhotel.“Wow!Theplanissogreat.Ilikeit!”Mrs.Smithsaid.Thentheywenttothemovies.Afterseeinganexcitingactionmovie,itwastimefordinner.Theywentintoarestaurantandhadalotofdeliciousfoodthere.“Itisaniceplace!”saidMr.Smith.Thenheputhishandsintohispockettogetthewallet.Buthefounditwasmissing.Thatnight,everythingchanged.Theydidn’tspendaromantic(浪漫的)timeatthehotel.Instead,theyhadtogotothepolicestationforhelp.6．Mr.andMrs.Smithwentto________onvacation.A．a(chǎn)quietvillage B．a(chǎn)bigcity C．a(chǎn)quietcity D．a(chǎn)smallvillage7．Mrs.Smithwasexcitedbecause________.A．Mr.Smithneverwentonvacationwithher B．shelikedtravelingbestC．stayingathomeeverydaywasboring D．shewasinterestedinthecitytheywouldgoto8．Theycouldn’t________duringthevacation.A．spendanightinahotel B．gotothemoviesC．enjoydeliciousfood D．gotothepolicestationforhelp9．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．Mrs.Smithdidn’tliketogotothecity. B．Mr.andMrs.Smithlikedtheactionmovie.C．Mr.andMrs.Smithenjoyedtheirmeal. D．Mr.andMrs.Smithdidn’tfeelexcitedatlast.10．Whichisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．AWonderfulVacation B．Mr.andMrs.Smith’sVacationC．ANiceRestaurant D．AFivestarHotelTony’sSundayTonygotupateighto’clockandthenhadbreakfast.Hismothercookedhisfavoritefood—chickennoodlesforhim.Afterbreakfast,Tonybegantodohishomework.Hedidn’thavetoomuchhomework,becauseteacherswantedthemtohaveagoodrestduring（在……期間）weekends.Athalfpastnine,TonyreadhisfavoritebookHarryPotter（《哈利·波特》）.Itwasreallyagreatbook.Afterthat,helistenedtoJayChou’ssongs.Ateleven,hewenttohisfriendMike’spartyatKFC．Theywereveryhappybecausetheyatedeliciousfood—hamburgers.Lunchwasoverataboutonethirtyintheafternoon.Thentheyallwenttoseeanewmovie.ThiswasTony’sSunday.Hereallyhadagoodtime.11．WhatfooddidTonylikebest?A．Milkandeggs. B．Eggnoodles. C．Chickennoodles. D．Milkandbread.12．WhendidTonyreadhisfavoritebook?A．At9:30a.m. B．At9:00a.m. C．At8:30a.m. D．At10:00a.m.13．Theunderlinedword“rest”means“________”inChinese.A．學(xué)習(xí) B．運(yùn)動(dòng) C．飲食 D．休息14．WhatdidTonyandhisfriendsdoafterlunch?A．Theywentfishing. B．TheylistenedtoJayChou’ssongs.C．Theywatchedamovie. D．TheywenttoKFC．15．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Tonyhadtoomuchhomework. B．Tony’sfavoritebookisHarryPotter.C．TonywenttoMike’spartyat9:00a.m. D．Tonylikesmountainclimbing.【語(yǔ)篇來(lái)自二十一世紀(jì)學(xué)生英文報(bào)·試題原創(chuàng)】It’sfunbutnotforfunOSCARisanordinary(尋常的)dog,butwhathedidisextraordinary(不同尋常的).Thisyear,hetraveledacross29countriesandstoppedoffeverywherefromtheEiffelTowertotheGreatWall.Oscarwasastraydog(流浪狗)inSouthAfrica.Fiveyearsago,aBritishwomannamedJoanneLefsonsavedhimandkepthimasapet.Joanneplannedatriparoundtheworld.Shewantedtotellmorepeopletohelpstraydogs.InMay,JoannebeganhertripwithOscar.Thetripwasnotalwaysfun.InAfrica,theycrossedriverswithcrocodiles.InItaly,thepolicechasedthem.TheyfinishedthetripinDecember.Thetripcost250,000pounds(about2.7millionRMB).Togetenoughmoney,Joanneevensoldherhouse.“It’sworth(值得)it,”shesaid.16．Oscarvisited________countries.A．ten B．twenty C．twentynine D．thirtynine17．Oscarwasastraydogin________.A．SouthAfrica B．Britain C．America D．China18．JoanneLefsonkeptOscarasapetto________.A．makemoney B．tellmorepeopletohelpstraydogsC．helppoorpeople D．travelwithherfamily19．JoanneandOscarcrossedriverswithcrocodilesin________.A．China B．Africa C．Italy D．France20．WhendidJoanneandOscarfinishtheirtrip?A．InMarch. B．InMay. C．InJune. D．InDecember.Visitingmuseumsandcolleges,meetingfamouspeople,goingintonatureanddoingexperimentsinlabsthesearethesocalled“FiveEnters”.It’saseriesoflessonsheldbyChengduNo.7YucaiMiddleSchool.What’ssospecialabouttheselessons?Studentscangooutsidetheclassroomstolearn!OnegroupofstudentsmettheChinesewriterCaoWenxuan.“MrCao’sspeakingshowedusmanyusefulwritingskills,”saidseventhgraderZhangChuhan.Forexample,Caosaidagoodstoryisonlyaboutoneword“but”.With“but”,therewillbetwistsandturns.With“but”,therewillbedifferentpointsofviews(視角).AnothergroupvisitedDuFuThatchedCottage(杜甫草堂).“Afterthevisit,IfeltclosertoDuFu,”saidseventhgraderZhuShiyu.“IknowmoreaboutDu’slifestoriesandthehistoryoftheTangDynasty.ThesethingshelpmebetterunderstandDu’spoetry.”LianXueyin,theteacher,saidtheactivityhelpsstudentslearnoutsidetheschool.“Wewantstudentstolearnfromlifeanddeveloptheideaoflifelonglearning.Thatisevenmoreimportantthanjustpassingexams,”shesaid.21．Whichoneistrueabout“FiveEnters”?A．Studentslearninsidetheschool.B．Studentscanmeetfamouspeoplein“FiveEnters”.C．ItisheldbyChengduNo.7YucaiPrimarySchool.22．WhatcanstudentslearnfromMrCao’slecture?A．Speakingskills B．Listeningskills C．Writingskills23．TounderstandDuFu’spoetrybetter,whatcanstudentsdo?①lookaroundDuFuThatchedCottage②liveclosertoDuFu③learnmoreabouttheTangDynasty④doexperimentsinlabsA．①③ B．①② C．②④24．Inwhichcolumn(欄目)ofamagazinecanyoureadthepassage?A．History B．Journey C．SchoollifeIhadaschooltripwithmyclassmatesyesterday.At7o’clockinthemorning,wewenttotheartmuseumbybus.Ittookusanhourtogetthere.Wesawallkindsofartworksthere.Allofthemweresowonderful,andwealllikedthemverymuch.Thenwewenttotheseamuseum.Itwasneartheartmuseum.Whenwearrivedthere,wetookphotosinfrontofit.Weweresohappyandthephotoswereverybeautiful.Thenwewentinsideandvisitedthemuseum.Wetookalotofbeautifulpictureswiththeseaanimalsthere.Wealsowenttothe4Dcinemaandwatchedanexcitingmovie.Atnoonwehadlunchatarestaurant.Iatealargebowlofbeefnoodles.Theywereverydelicious!MyfriendHarveyalsothoughttheyweregreat.Itwas3:00p.m.Wewentbacktothebus.Ittookusanhourtogetbacktoourschool.Weweretired,butwehadgreatfun.IhopeIcangothereagain.Whataboutyourschooltrip?Canyoutellme?25．Howdidtheygettotheartmuseum?A． B． C． D．26．Howmanymuseumsdidtheyvisit?A．one. B．two. C．three. D．four.27．Whatdoestheunderlineword“it”referto（指代）?A．Therestaurant. B．Theschool. C．Theseamuseum. D．Theartmuseum.28．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Theyfirstwenttotheseamuseum.B．Theywatchedaboringmovie.C．Thewriterateamiddlebowlofbeefnoodles.D．Theyweretired,buttheyhadgreatfun29．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．MySummerVacation B．TheArtMuseumC．TheSeaMuseum D．MySchoolTripHowwasyourschooltrip?★Iwasunhappy,becauseIfelloff(從……跌落)mybikeandhurt(使受傷)mylegontheschooltrip.Icouldn’tplaywithmyclassmates.Ijustwatchedthemplayallday.Iwantedtohaveanotherschooltrip!—Jill★Ihadagoodschooltrip.Isawthesea(海).Thewaterwasveryclean.Iwalkedonthebeautifulbeachandhadsomenicefood.Iplayedsoccerwithmyclassmates.Wehadagreattime.—Mark★Ivisitedafarmonmyschooltrip.Thefarmisfarawayfromourschoolandwetookabusthere.Irodeahorse,myclassmateLisamilkedacowandJimfedthechickens.Wethoughtitwasveryinterestingtodothosethings.IliketheschooltripverymuchandIwanttogotothefarmagain.—Julia30．Jillwasunhappyontheschooltripbecauseshe________.A．lostherbikeB．couldn’tplaywithherclassmatesC．hurtherfootD．hurtherarm31．劃線單詞“beach”的中文意思是”A．廣場(chǎng) B．沙灘 C．地毯 D．銀行32．下列哪項(xiàng)陳述是正確的？A．Jillisaschoolteacher. B．Jimfedthechickensonthefarm.C．Markvisitedafarmonhisschooltrip. D．Juliawentonaschooltripbybike.【語(yǔ)篇來(lái)自二十一世紀(jì)學(xué)生英文報(bào)·試題原創(chuàng)】Ismoldyfoodstillgoodtoeat?Oneday,youopenthefridgeandfindsomemoldy(發(fā)霉的)food.Butbeforeyoucanthrowitaway,yourmotherstopsyou.Shedoesn’twanttowastefood.Shecutsoffthemoldypartandeatstherest.Isitsafetodothis?Mold(霉菌)cangrowonalmostallkindsoffood.Moldisusuallygreen,white,blackorgrey.Moldmakesfoodsoftandchangesitscolor.Moldyfoodtastesquitebad—andit’snotsafetoeat.Ifyoufindmoldinsoftfood,justthrowitaway.Softfood,suchasbread,tomatoesorhotdogs,usuallycontainswater.Thisallowsmoldtoeasilygrowbelowitssurface.Bacteria(細(xì)菌)canalsogrowalongwithit.Butit’seasytoremovemoldfromhardfood.Themoldcan’tgrowverydeeplyinsidethiskindoffood.AccordingtotheBBC,youshouldcutabout2.5cmaroundandbelowthemoldtoremoveit.It’sOKtocutthemoldypartsoutofhardfoodandeattherest.Butifthefoodispletelycoveredwithmold,youshouldstillthrowitaway.Mostkindsofmoldarebadforus.Butsomekindsofmoldcanbeusedtomakefood.Forexample,penicillium(青霉菌)canbeusedtomakemanytypesofcheeses,suchasbluecheese.Thesecheesesaresafetoeat—andthey’requitedeliciousaswell.33．Whatcolorismoldusually?A．Moldisusuallygreen,yellow,blackorgrey.B．Moldisusuallygreen,white,blackorred.C．Moldisusuallyyellow,white,blackorblue.D．Moldisusuallygreen,white,blackorgrey.34．Ifwefindmoldinsoftfood,weshould________.A．throwitaway B．continuetoeatitC．eatthemoldyparts D．cutthemoldypartsoutofitandeattherest35．Ifthereismoldinatomato,weshould________.A．eatit B．throwitawayC．eatthemoldyparts D．cutthemoldypartsoutofitandeattherest36．Ifwefindmoldinhardfood,wecan________.A．cutthemoldypartsoutofhardfoodandeattherest B．eatthewholefoodC．eatthemoldyparts D．cutabout1cmaroundandbelowthemoldtoremoveit37．Penicilliumis________forpeople.A．harmful B．safe C．bad D．unsafe【語(yǔ)篇來(lái)自二十一世紀(jì)學(xué)生英文報(bào)·試題原創(chuàng)】TakeoutinancientChinaDidpeopleeattakeoutinancient(古代的)times?Infact,therewastakeoutasfarbackastheSongDynasty(9601279).Accordingtohistorybooks,EmperorXiaozong(11271194)likedtoordertakeoutlateatnight.Hisservants(仆人)thenwentaroundthecitytopickupthedishesandbringthembacktothepalace.Ordinary(普通的)peoplealsoorderedtakeout.Restaurantwaiterswouldgooutintothestreetsandyell(吆喝)outwhichdishescouldbeorderedthatday.Peoplecouldthenplaceanorder.Later,delivery(遞送)workerswouldbringfoodtotheirhomes.InthefamousSongDynastypaintingAlongtheRiverDuringtheQingmingFestival(《清明上河圖》),atakeoutworkercanbeseenonadeliverywithfoodinhand.Peopleatthetimeevenhadspecialmealboxes(餐盒)fortakeoutdishes.Itwasalongwooden(木制的)boxwithseverallayers.Peoplealsousedwarmingplatesmadeoftwolayersofporcelain(瓷).Hotwatercouldbeputbetweenthemtokeepdisheswarm.38．Theearliesttakeoutappearedin_________.A．theTangDynasty B．theSongDynasty C．theMingDynasty D．theQingDynasty39．WhatdidEmperorXiaozong’sservantsdoifheorderedtakeoutlateatnight?A．Theycookedforthem.B．TheytookXiaozongouttobuyfood.C．Theywentouttopickupthedishesandbringthembacktothepalace.D．TheycookedwithXiaozonginthepalace.40．IntheSongDynasty,________couldordertakeout.A．onlyEmperor B．EmperorandhisservantsC．Emperorandmonpeople D．onlymonpeople41．________couldbringfoodtopeople’shomes.A．Servants B．Restaurantwaiters C．Customers D．Deliveryworkers42．Whatdidthemealboxlooklike?A．Itwasalongwoodenboxwithseverallayers. B．Itwasalongironboxwithseverallayers.C．Itwasashortwoodenbox. D．Itwasalongwoodenboxwithonelayer.DearZhaoXue,I’mveryhappytogetyouremail.Fromyouremail,Iknowyouusuallyeatrice,vegetablesandchicken.Ithinktheyarehealthyfood.Chickenisyourfavorite.Mybrother,David,likesit,too.YouofteneathamburgersatKFCwithyourfriends.AndIoftengothere,too.IliveinLondon,England.Ilikefishandhamburgersverymuch.Everymorning,Ihavesomebread,milkandaneggforbreakfastathome.Forlunch,Ioftenhavesomefish,vegetablesandahamburgeratschoolwithmygoodfriend,Jane.Intheevening,Ihavedinnerwithmyfamily.Mymothercooksnicefoodforus.IlikeChinaverymuchandIwanttovisititwithmyparents,mybrotherandmysister.CanyoutellmesomethingaboutChinesecities?Anna43．What’sZhaoXue’sfavoritefood?A．Rice. B．Vegetables. C．Chicken. D．Hamburgers.44．WhichofthesedoesAnnaeatforbreakfast?A． B． C． D．45．WhocooksdinnerforAnna?A．Herfather. B．Hermother. C．Herbrother. D．Hersister.46．AnnawantstoknowaboutChinese________.A．food B．books C．sports D．cities47．Thisemailisfrom________.A．ZhaoXue B．David C．Anna D．Jane【語(yǔ)篇來(lái)自二十一世紀(jì)學(xué)生英文報(bào)·試題原創(chuàng)】Whatmakesyourlook?Lookatyourselfinamirror.Whatisthefirstthingyousee?Itisyourface.Thehumanfacedoesn’tjustshowouremotions(情緒).Itcandomuchmore.Herearesomefunsciencefactsandsecretsaboutthehumanface.Youhavebigeyesandasmallnose.Whileyourfriendhassmalleyesandabignose.Whatmakesyouandyourfriendlookdifferent?Theanswerisgenes(基因).Scientistsfound15genesdeciding(決定)someofourfacialfeatures(面部特征).Someofthesegenescanbepasseddownfromparentstochildren.That’swhyweoftenhearpeoplesay,“Youarejustaclone(克隆)ofyourmom,orofyourdad.”Butwhatfacialfeaturesdidyougetfromyourmom?Andwhatpartscamefromyourdad?NotwofacesarethesameEyesIfbothofyourparentshavedoubleeyelids(雙眼皮),youcanhavedoubleeyelidsorsingleeyelids(單眼皮).Ifbothofyourparentshavesingleeyelids,youusuallyhavesingleeyelids.ChinIfoneofyourparentshasabigchin(下巴),usuallyyouhaveabigchin.NoseThetipofthenoseisthemost“handeddown”part.Ifoneofyourparentshasabignose,youarelikelytohavethesamenoseshape.SkincolorOneparenthasalightskincolor.Theotherparenthasadarkskincolor.Mostofthetime,youhaveaskincolorinbetween.Eventwinsdon’tlookthesame.Theirlooksarejustverysimilar(相似的).Theycanhavesomesmalldifferences.48．________make(s)everyonelookdifferent.A．Mirror B．Emotions C．Genes D．Environment49．Whydowelooklikeourparents?A．Becausegenesdecidingsomeofourfacialfeaturescanbepasseddownfromparentstochildren.B．Becausewehavebeenlivingwithparentsforalongtime.C．Becausethereisnogenepasseddownfromparentstochildren.D．Becausesomegenescanbepasseddownfromchildrentoparents.50．Ifbothofyourparentshavesingleeyelids,youusuallyhave________.A．bigeyes B．doubleeyelids C．smalleyes D．singleeyelids51．Ifyouhaveabigchin,itmeansthat________.A．bothyourparentshavebigchins. B．a(chǎn)tleastoneofyourparentshasabigchin.C．bothyourparentshavesmallchins. D．yoursisterhasasmallchin.52．Ifoneofyourparentshasabignose,youarelikelytohavea________.A．bignose B．smallnose C．bigmouth D．smallchinNo.15MiddleSchoolisaverygoodschool.Herearefiveteachers.Studentslikethembestintheschool.Let’stakealookatwhattheylooklike.Saraisamathsteacher.Shehaslongcurlyhair.Shewearsglasses.Hereyesarebig,hernoseissmallandhermouthissmalltoo.Peterteacheshistory.Hehasshortcurlyhairandaroundface.Hedoesn’twearglasses.Peterisgoodtohisstudents.Healwaystalkstohisstudentswithasmileonhisroundface.Tomisanartteacher.Hehasasmallnose,bigeyesandabigmouth.Hishairusedtobelongandcurly,butnowhishairisshortandstraight.Thatmakeshimlookgood.CathyisaverybeautifulEnglishteacher.Sheistallandshehaslongcurlyhair.Hereyesarealwaysfullofloveforherstudents.Bettyisathinwomanteacher.Shehasshortstraighthairandshedoesn’twearglasses.Shedoesn’tlooklikeamusicteacher,butsheisstudents’favouritemusicteacherintheschool.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。53．Whohasbigeyesofthefiveteachers?A．BettyandPeter. B．SaraandTom. C．CathyandTom.54．Whatdoesthestudents’favouritemusicteacherlooklike?①Sheistall.②Sheisthin.③Shewearsglasses.④Shehasstraighthair.A．①② B．②④ C．①③55．Whatdoestheunderlined(劃線的)words“usedto”meaninChinese?A．使用 B．被利用 C．曾經(jīng)56．Fromthepassage,wecansayCathyisa_________teacher.A．shy B．kind C．lazyPanChangjiangisshortandalittleheavy.Hehasshortstraighthair.Heisanactorandheisreallyfunny.Healsosingswell.LiuQianisalittlethinandheishandsome.Heiscleverandgoodatmagic(魔術(shù)).Manyyoungpeoplelikehim.FeiXiangistallandofmediumbuild.Hehaslongblackhair.Heisawellknownsingerandmaybemostofourparentsknowhimwellandlikehissongs.Heishandsome.JackieChanisalittleheavy.Hehasabignose.Heisanactorandheisofteninkungfumovies.Hecansingwell,too.57．WhatdoesPanChangjiangdo?A．Heisadoctor. B．Heisateacher. C．Heisanactor. D．Heisaworker.58．Wecan’tuse“________”todescribeLiuQian.A．tall B．thin C．smart D．handsome59．Whoisalittleheavy?A．PanChangjiangandLiuQian B．PanChangjiangandJackieChanC．JackieChanandLiuQian D．LiuQianandFeiXiang60．Theunderlinedwordmeans________inChinese.A．優(yōu)秀的 B．特別的 C．英俊的 D．出名的61．Whichofthefollowingistrue?A．FeiXiangisreallyfunnyandhandsome. B．PanChangjiangandJackieChanareactors.C．ManyyoungpeoplelikePanChangjiang. D．JackieChanhasabignoseandhe’sgoodatmagic.LarryisastudentinNo.3MiddleSchool.MondaysandThursdaysareLarry’sfavouritedays,becausethegeographylessonsareonthesedays.Larrylikesstudyinggeography.Now,Larryalwaystakesaworldmapwithhim.Hisunclelikesgoingtodifferentplacesandmeetingdifferentpeople.HealwayscallsLarryindifferentplaces.Then,Larrycanfindtheplaceonthemap.Itisfuninhiseyes.ItisJanuaryandLarry’suncleisinChinanow.HeestoChinafromAmericaatthistimeeveryyear.HesaystoLarryonthephone,“ChinaisagreatcountryandChineseisverynice.SolotsofpeoplestudyChineseintheworld.”TodayisThursday.Larry’sgeographyteacher,Mr.Brown,saystheycantalkaboutChinainclass.Larryisveryhappy.62．WhydoesLarrylikeMondaysandThursdays?A．BecausethereareChineselessons. B．Becausehecangotodifferentplaces.C．Becausetherearegeographylessons. D．Becausehecancallhisuncle.63．WhooftencallsLarryindifferentcountries?A．Histeacher. B．Hisuncle. C．Hisfriend. D．Hisfather.64．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“It”referto(指代)inParagraph2?A．Meetingdifferentpeople. B．Gettinganewworldmap.C．Takinggeographylessons. D．Findingtheplaceonthemap.65．HowdoesLarrystudygeography?①Findstheplacesonthemap②Travelstodifferentplaces③Getsinformationabouttheplacesfromhisuncle④LearnsingeographyclassA．①②③ B．②③④ C．①② D．①③④66．Whatwillmostprobably(最有可能)happensnext?A．LarryaskshisteachersomethingaboutChina.B．Larry’sunclecallshisgeographyteacher.C．Larrygoeshomewithhisgeographyteacher.D．Larry’suncletellsthemthingsaboutAfrica.【語(yǔ)篇來(lái)自二十一世紀(jì)學(xué)生英文報(bào)·試題原創(chuàng)】CarefulasyoucrossthestreetThismonth,manyChinesecitieslikeChongqingandXiangtanaredoingsomethingspecial.Itiscalled“givewayatthezebracrossing(斑馬線)”.Thesecitiesareaskingdriverstostopwhentheyseepeoplewalkingthroughzebraroadcrossings,XinhuaNewsAgencyreported.Iftheydon’t,theywillhavetopayafine(罰款)of100to500yuan.Theywillalsolosethreepointsontheirdriver’slicenses(駕照).Thisisnotanewrule.ChinaaddedittotheRoadTrafficSafetyLawin2011.Whyhasitbeemorepopularnow?Becausemanycitiesareworkinghardertocarryitout.Therearenowmorecamerasatzebracrossings.Thereareworkerswhocanexplaintheruletodrivers.Zebracrossingscanhelpkeeppeoplesafe.However,inthepastthreeyears,3,898peoplehavelosttheirlivesin14,000zebracrossingaccidentsinChina,reportedChinaDaily.Mostoftheaccidentshappenedbecausedriverswouldn’tgivewaytopeopleonfoot.Withthisrule,peoplewillbesaferwhencrossingthestreet.Butatthesametime,itispolitetocrosstheroadquickly.67．________shouldgivewayatthezebracrossing.A．Drivers B．Passengers C．Police D．Children68．Ifdriversdon’tgivewayatthezebracrossing,theywillpayafineandlose________pointsontheirdriver’slicenses.A．one B．two C．three D．four69．TherulewasaddedtotheRoadTrafficSafetyLawin________inChina.A．1997 B．2011 C．2020 D．202370．Therearemore_________atzebracrossingsnow.A．drivers B．cameras C．workers D．passengers71．Whatisthemaincauseofzebracrossingaccidents?A．Driverswouldn’tgivewaytopeopleonfoot.B．Driversdriveveryfast.C．Driverswouldn’tgivewaytootherdrivers.D．Driversrunaredlight.Visitorsoftengetlostinaforeign（外國(guó)的）country.Soknowingthewayisveryimportant.Peopleindifferentcountrieshavedifferentwaystoshowtheway.InJapan,peopledon’tusestreetnames,buttheyuselandmarksintheirdirections（方向）.Forexample,whenyouaskthewaytoarestaurant,theJapanesecansay,“Goalongthisstreet,andturnleftatthehospital.Youcanseeapostoffice.Therestaurantisacrossfromit.”InthecountrysideofAmerica,therearenotmanylandmarks,becausetherearenotownsorbuildingswithinmiles（英里）.Ifpeopleshowyoutheway,theycansay,“Gonorthtwomiles.Turneast,andthengoanothermile.”HowdopeopleinCaliforniashowtheway?Theyusetime,notmiles.“Isitfarfromheretothepostoffice?”youask.“No,”theyanswer,“it’saboutfiveminutes’walkfromhere.”Youask,“Thenhowmanymiles?”Theydon’tknow.PeopleinGreeceareverykind.Mostvisitorscan’tunderstandtheGreeklanguage.IfyouaskGreeksfortheway,theyoftensay,“Followme.”Thentheycantakeyouthroughthestreetsofthecitytotheplacewhereyouwanttogo.72．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“l(fā)andmarks”meaninChinese?A．地標(biāo) B．風(fēng)景 C．紀(jì)念碑 D．博物館73．WhereistherestaurantinParagraph2?A．Acrossfromthepostoffice. B．Acrossfromthehospital.C．Ontheleftofthehospital. D．Ontherightofthepostoffice.74．HowdopeopleinthecountrysideofAmericashowtheway?A．Theyusestreetnames. B．Theyusemiles.C．Theyusetime. D．Theytakeyoutherebycar.75．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Japanesepeopleusestreetnamestoshowtheway.B．PeopleinGreececantakeyoutotheplaceifyouaskthemfortheway.C．PeopleinCaliforniauselandmarkstoshowtheway.D．Visitorshardlygetlostinaforeigncountry.76．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．It’simportanttoknowtheway.B．Differentwaystoshowthewayindifferentcountries.C．Howtoshowtheway.D．It’sagoodthingtohelpothers.Thisisstreetcrossing.Thereareredandgreenlightsateachcorner.Driversmustwatchthelightscarefully.Whenthereisaredlight,thecarsmuststop.Theymustwaituntiltheredlightchanges(變)togreen.Thentheycangoon.Sometimesthecarswanttomakearightturnoraleftturn.Theycanmakearightturnwhenthelightisgreenorred.Buttheymustwaituntilthegreenlightisshining(閃亮)iftheywanttoturnleft.Somepeoplearecolourblind(色盲).Theycannotseethedifferencebetweenredandgreen.Thesepeoplemustnotdrive,orelsetheremaybeanaccident(事故).Wemustkeepourstreetsafe.77．Driversmustpayattentionto(注意)_______ateachcornerofthestreetcrossing.A．theredlight B．thegreenlightC．theredandgreenlights D．theredorgreenlight78．Nooneshoulddriveonwhen_______.A．thegreenlightshines B．theredlightshinesC．thereisalight D．thelightchanges79．Acarcanturnrightwherethereis_______.A．a(chǎn)redlight B．a(chǎn)greenlightoraredoneC．a(chǎn)greenlightbutnotaredone D．nogreenlightoraredone80．Acarcan’tmakealeftturn________thegreenlightshines.A．when B．because C．if D．until(直到)81．Somethingmayhappentoacolourblindmanifhe_______.A．a(chǎn)rrives B．walks C．drives D．runsManychildrenfeelexcitedaboutthefirstsnowoftheyear.ButJimissad.Helovesswimming,playingsoccerandridinghisbikeinsummer.Itiscoldinwinter,andhehastostayathome.Afterlunch,Jim’sfriendBobestohishome.HewantstomakeasnowmanwithJim.Atfirst,Jimishesitant(猶豫的),buthewantstogiveitatry.ThenhewearsawarmcoatandgoesoutwithBob.“Wow,thesnowistoocold!”Jimsays.“Yes,butit’sfuntoplayinthesnow,”Bobsays.BobandJimmakeabigsnowman.Theyusetwobrooms(掃帚)asthesnowman’sarms,twobuttons(紐扣)asitseyes,aleaf(葉子)as