江蘇地區(qū)2023學(xué)年七年級(jí)下冊(cè)期中備考真題匯編-閱讀理解（37篇）Ⅴ

江蘇地區(qū)2023學(xué)年七年級(jí)下冊(cè)期中備考真題匯編-閱讀理解（37篇）Ⅴ學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級(jí)：___________考號(hào)：___________一、閱讀單選（2022春·江蘇南京·七年級(jí)校考期中）It’sexcitingtostartanewlifeinanewcity.Let’sreadDaniel’sstorytogether.Daniel’sblogSaturday,16thMarch.TodayIgotmydreamjobinNewYork!However,it’sfarawayfrommyhometownandI’veneverevenvisitedNewYorkbefore.YesterdayItookthetrainhereandoneofmyworkmatesmetmeattherailwaystation.Thenheshowedmetothecompany.Theretheyhadawelcomepartyforme.Great!Mycompanyofferednolivingplace,soIhadtofindsomewheretolive.IstayedinahotelwhileIlookedforanewhome.Monday,1stApril.I’vefoundtheperfectflat.It’ssmallbutverynice.It’snearmyoffice,soIcanwalktowork.Theonlyproblemisthatit’s$1000amonth.That’stoomuchforayoungmanlikeme!I’vesoongotusedtolifehere.Iloveit!There’sasupermarketnearbyandsomerestaurantsIcangotowhenIdonotwanttocook.Myworkmatesandnewneighborsarefriendly.Cool!1．WhatisDaniel’sflatlike?A．It’sfarawayfromhisoffice. B．It’squitecheap. C．It’sverybig. D．It’sverynice.2．Whydoesn’tDanielcookforhimselfsometimes?A．Becausethere’saflatnearhishome. B．Becausetherearesomerestaurantsnearby.C．Becausethere’sasupermarketbytheriver. D．Becausethere’sanofficenearby.3．WhatdoesNOTDanieltellus?A．WhetherhehasvisitedNewYorkbefore. B．Wherehestayedbeforehefoundaflat.C．WhyhehadapartyonAprilFool’sDay. D．Whathisworkmatesandnewneighborsarelike.（2022春·江蘇南京·七年級(jí)?？计谥校㎡ften,therearenoisy(吵鬧的)neighborswheremanypeopleliveclosetogether.Andthiscanbemoreofaproblemwhenyousharewalls,floorsorceilingswithneighborsinaflat.Anoisyneighborcanmakelifedifficult,especiallyifnoise(噪音)goeswellintonight,orhappensduringearlymorninghours.Howcanwewelldealwith(處理)theproblem?Justtrythestepsbelow.Youshouldfirsttrytotellyournoisyneighborsaboutthenoise.Whendoingso,youshouldbepolite,evenfriendly.Youcanbeginlikethis,“Iamnotsurewhetheryouknowornot.”Thentelltheneighborstheprobleminanhonestway,andaskthemtoturndownthemusic,ornottoholdpartiesuntil3a.m.Attheend,youcansaythatyouknowtheyhearyournoisetoo,andthatyouwilltakecarewithyourbehavior(行為)tomakeaslittlenoiseaspossible.Youshouldknowthatnotallneighborsaregoingtofollowyourrequirement(要求),andsomemayactinabadmanner.Ifthenoisyneighborsdon’tchangetheirbehavior,thenextstepshouldbetowritetheneighborsaletter.Thelettershouldshowyourgrievances(不滿)andthedateswhenthenoisewasquiteterrible.Forexample,ifyourneighborhasnoisypartieseveryFridaynightthatgoonintotheearlymorningthenwritedownthosedates.Ifthenoisekeepsgoingon,youshouldreportittolocalauthorities(權(quán)力部門),oreventhepolicestation.Rememberthatyoucannotalwaysrequirenoisyneighborstobequiet.Ifyouhavefinishedthestepsandletterbutthenoisekeepsgoingon,don’tstarthittingwallsinyourhomeorturningupthemusictomakeyourneighborsangry.Justhavepatienceandrememberthatcommunicationisthemostimportant.4．Accordingtothewriter,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．Beingpoliteandfriendlymayhelpwhendealingwiththeproblem.B．Sayingyouyourselfwillmakelittlenoisemayhelpwhendealingwiththeproblem.C．Writingdownthenoisydatesinthelettermayhelpwhendealingwiththeproblem.D．Hittingthewallsorturningupthemusicmayhelpwhendealingwiththeproblem.5．Whatdoestheunderlinedwordinthelastparagraphmostprobablymean?A．溝通 B．報(bào)警 C．斗爭 D．冷靜6．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassageabove?A．What’slifelikewithnoisyneighbors?B．Howshouldyoutalktoyournoisyneighbors?C．Whatshouldyouwritetoyournoisyneighbors?D．Howshouldyoudealwithyournoisyneighbors?（2022春·江蘇南京·七年級(jí)校考期中）Danielhasgotusedtohislife.Nowhetriestolivemorehealthily.Today,peoplewanttodosportsandexercisetokeephealthy.Butsomeofthemhavesomewrongideasaboutit.“Aplateofchickenisagoodmealbeforegamesbecauseithasmuchenergy.”Thebestmealbeforegamesshouldhavecarbohydrates（碳水化合物）.Foodlikepotatoes,bread,bananasarerichinit,butchickenandmeatarenot.“1”No.Morningisagoodtimetoexercise,butitmaynotbegoodforyou.Ifanafternoonoraneveningisbetterforyou,andyouenjoythefeelingofgettinghealthy,thenyoucanexerciseatthattime.Sochooseanytimetoexercise!“Ifyoudrinkwaterwhenyouexercise,you’llfeeltired.”Youmusthavesomewaterwhenyouexercise.Andafterexercising,youalsoneedtohavesomewater.Ifyoudon’tdrinkanywater,thenyoumayfeeltired.“Exercisingeverydayisveryimportant.”Wrong.Toomuchexerciseisbadforus.Youneedtogiveyourbodyadayofrest.7．Thisismostprobablyfrom________.A．a(chǎn)lunchmenu B．a(chǎn)sportsstamp C．a(chǎn)travelpostcard D．a(chǎn)healthbook8．Theunderlinedword“it”refersto________.A．a(chǎn)goodmeal B．a(chǎn)plateofchicken C．carbohydrates D．bread9．Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitable（合適的）for1?A．Thebesttimetoexerciseisearlyinthemorning.B．Thebesttimetoexerciseislateintheafternoon.C．Thebesttimetoexerciseisearlyintheevening.D．Thebesttimetoexerciseisanytimeduringtheday.10．Whichofthefollowingwillbethebesttitle?A．Reasonsforsportsandexercises B．QuestionsofsportsandexerciseC．Besttimeforsportsandexercise D．Wrongideasaboutsportsandexercise（2022春·江蘇南京·七年級(jí)?？计谥校〢healthylifestylealsomeansthatyoushouldhavesomehobbies.ForDaniel,readingopensupawholenewworldtohim.“IamgladthatyouaregoingtoEgyptatlast,littleswallow,”saidthePrince.“IamnotgoingtoEgypt,”saidtheswallow,“Iamgoingtodieofhungerandcold.”HekissedtheHappyPrinceandfelldowndeadathisfeet.Atthatmoment,therewasaloudsoundinsidethestatue（雕塑）asifsomethinghadbroken.Thestatue’shearthadbrokenintotwo.Earlythenextmorning,theMayor（市長）waswalkinginthesquare.Ashepassedthestatue,helookedupatit.“HowgraytheHappyPrincelooks,”hethought.“Theredjewelhasfallenoutofhissword,hiseyesaregone,andheisnolongergolden.Heisalittlebetterthanabeggar.Thereisadeadbirdathisfeet.Birdsarenotallowedtodiehere.Thisstatuemustbepulleddown.Iwillputastatueofmeinitsplace.”Workmenmeltedthestatueinafire.“Whatastrangething!”saidoneoftheworkmen.“Thebrokenheartinthestatuewillnotmelt.Wemustthrowitaway.”Theythrewitaway,anditlandednexttothedeadswallow.“Bringmethetwomostprecious（珍貴的）thingsinthecity,”saidGodtooneofHisAngels.TheAngelbroughthimtheheartofthestatueandthedeadbird.（extractfromTheHappyPrince）11．Whathappenedtotheswallowatlast?A．ItwasgoingtoEgypt. B．Itwasgoingtodieofhungerandcold.C．ItwasgoingtothePrince’sfeet. D．Itwasgoingtoitshome.12．Whywastherealoudsoundinsidethestatue?A．BecausethePrincewascrying. B．Becauseitwastoocold.C．BecausethePrince’shearthadbroken. D．Becausesomeonebrokethestatue.13．WhatdidtheMayorwanttodo?A．Hewantedtorebuildthestatue. B．Hewantedtopulldownthestatue.C．Hewantedtoputastatueofhimintheplace. D．Hewantedtobury（埋葬）thepoorbird.14．WhatwasthePrincelikeintheend?A．Theredjewelhasfallenoutofhissword. B．Hiseyesaregone.C．Heisnolongergolden. D．Alloftheabove.15．WhathappenedtotheheartoftheHappyPrinceandthebodyoftheswallow?A．Theywereburied. B．Theywerecoveredinsnow.C．TheyweretakentoGodbyanangel. D．TheKingcameandgotthem.（2022春·江蘇蘇州·七年級(jí)?？计谥校〩owBraveAreYou?Joinusforaneveningofhumor,historyandhorrorinthestreetsofOldGlasgow.Daily,April—October.WalkingToursofGlasgowHistoricGlasgow

2:00PMGruesomeGlasgow

7:00PMGhostsandGhouls

9:00PMAlltoursleavefromGeorgeSquare.Eachtourlasts90minutes.Adults:￡5.00Students:

￡4.00Children(Under12):

￡3.00Family(2Adults&2Children):

￡13.00FormoreinformationTel/Fax:(0141)7720022E-mail:info@mercat-tours.co.ukWeb:http://www.mercat-tours.co.uk16．HowlongdoesthetourofGruesomeGlasgowlast?A．Halfanhour. B．Onlyonehour. C．Onehourandahalf. D．Twohours.17．Mr.Smithwithhiswifeandtwochildren,one11andtheother9,willhaveatourofHistoricGlasgow.Howmuchwillhepayatleast?A．￡2. B．￡13. C．￡16. D．￡17.18．Fromthead,visitorscanNOTfindthe________ofOldGlasgow.A．a(chǎn)ddress B．webaddress C．E-mailaddress D．phonenumber19．IfastudentwantstohaveatourofGhostsandGhouls,he________.A．willhavetopay￡5 B．canhavethetourbybikeC．canhavethetourinMay D．hadbettergothereat10:00AM（2022春·江蘇蘇州·七年級(jí)?？计谥校￤henIwasyounger,Iknewmyparentshadtroublewithmoney.Wewouldgotoeatatasoupkitchen（救濟(jì)站）fournightsaweek.Oneday,amanwalkedintothesoupkitchenandaskedmewhatmynamewasandwhereIlived.Itoldhimaboutmyinformation.ThenheleftandIdidn’tseehimanymore.Laterthatnightonourwayhome,mymomstartedcrying.Shetoldmethatourapartmentrent（租金）wouldgoupandthatmygrandmadied.Aswewentintoourapartment,sheaskedmetotakethemailfromthemailbox.TheonlythingIfoundinsidewasoneletter.AsIwalkedbackin,afamiliarmancalledmebackandsaidthatIleftsomethinginourmailbox.Ireachedinandtookoutasecondletter.Igavetheletterstomymom.Sheopenedthefirstoneandfoundourrentbill.IlookedatthesecondletterandIgaveittomymomwithshakinghandsandaskedhertoopenit.Wefoundlotsofmoneyinside.Wecouldn’thelpcrying.IhadafeelingthatIknewwhoitwasfrom,butIdidn’twanttotellmymom.20．Whydidthemanaskthegirl’snameandaddress?A．Becausehewantedtomakefriendswithher.B．Becausehewantedtoofferhersomehelp.C．Becausehewantedtovisitherfamily.D．Becausehewasthebossofthesoupkitchen.21．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Thegirlateatthesoupkitcheneverydaywhenshewasyoung.B．Therentontheirapartmentwouldgodownafterhergrandmadied.C．Thegirlmightfeelhopefulwhenshehandedthesecondlettertohermom.D．Thefirstletterwasfullofseveralhundred-dollarbillsinside.22．Attheendofthestory,howdidthewriterfeel?A．Sorry. B．Worried. C．Silly. D．Thankful.23．Fromthepassage,weknowthesecondlettercamefrom________.A．thestrangeman B．theownerofthesoupkitchenC．theirrelative D．theirfriend（2022春·江蘇蘇州·七年級(jí)?？计谥校〥oyouwanttohaveapet?Havingapetisbecomingverycommon（常見的）inChinathesedays.Andpetownersarenowwillingtospendmoremoneyontheirpetsthanbefore.AccordingtoareportfromandPetFairAsia,Chinesepeoplelivingincitiesspentatotalof202,4billionyuanontheirpetsin2019.Mostpetownersarepeoplebornafter1990.Mostofthemhavehighincomesandarewell-educated.PetownersinChinaarespendingmoreonpetfood,clothingandfurniture,accordingtoareportfromEuromonitorInternational.MissHou,28,livesinChengdu.Shespent6,000yuanonhertwocatsbefore.“IboughttinnedcatfoodfromtheUnitedStates,NewZealand,JapanandThailan.”HousaidtoXinhua.“IfIhavetime,Ialsocookforthem,”shesaid.“Anagingsocietyandfewerpeoplehavingchildrenareamongthemainreasonsforkeepingpets,”saidLiuXiaoxia,CEOofgoumin.com.“Keepingpetshasmettheemotional（感情的）needsofmanypeople.Almost60percentofpetownersseetheiranimalfriendsastheirownchildren.”Liusaid.Beatinglonelinessmightbeanotherreason.Manyyoungpeopleareleavingtheirhometownstomakealivinginbigcities.“Theyaresuffering（遭受）fromgreatlonelinessandpressure,astheyhavefewfriendsandfaceahighcostofliving.Keepingpetswillhelpthemfeelrelaxed.”the2019ChinesePetIndustryWhitePapersaid.24．Fromthesecondparagraph,wecanknowthat________.A．mostoldpeopleincitieskeeppets.B．peopleincitiesspendalotonpets.C．onlypeoplewithhigheducationkeeppets.D．oldpeoplespendmuchmoreonpets.25．Theunderlinedword“tinned”heremeans“________”inChinese.A．罐裝的 B．自制的 C．昂貴的 D．便宜的26．Peoplekeeppetsto________accordingtoLiuXiaoxia.A．meettheemotionalneeds B．getsomeextramoneyC．makegoodfriends D．makeabetterliving27．Wherecanwefindthepassage?A．Inanad. B．Inastorybook. C．Inanewspaper. D．Inanovel.（2021春·江蘇淮安·七年級(jí)校考期中）JennyandHenrywerebornonthesamedayandtheylookthesame.Theirfatherhasataxiandheisbusyallthetime.Hegoesoutearlyinthemorningbutcomesbackwhenhischildrengotobed.Hegetsalotofmoney,buthehasnotimetoconcern（關(guān)心）themwiththeirstudies.Thetwochildrenstudyinthesameclass.Jennyworkshardatherlessons,butherbrotherdoesn’tlikestudying.Heonlylikesplaying.Heisnotgoodatwritingcompositions（作文）.OnedayMrs.Cooktellsherclasstowriteacomposition“Mymother”.AftersupperJennyfinisheswritinginherexercisebookandthengoestohelphermotherdosomehousework.ButHenrygoestoplayfootball.Whennightcomes,hecomesbacktowatchTV.Thenheremembersthecomposition.Buthedoesn’tknowhowtowriteit.Hethinkshardandatlasthefindsaway.Hecopies（抄寫）Jenny’scomposition.Twodayslater,Mrs.CookasksHenry,“CanyoutellmewhyyoursisthesameasJenny’s?”“Yes,Ican,Madam,”answersHenry.“Wehavethesamemother.”28．JennyandHenryare________.A．sisters B．brothers C．friends D．students29．Jenny’sfathercan’tconcernthemwiththeirstudiesbecause________.A．hedoesn’tlikethem B．heisverybusyC．heisataxidriver D．heonlywantsmoremoney30．Henryisn’tgoodatwritingcompositionbecause________.A．hedoesn’tlikestudying B．helikeslisteningtomusicC．heisn’tclever D．heistooyoungtodoit31．HenrycopiesJenny’scompositionbecause________.A．heplaysfootballaftersupper B．heforgetstowriteitbeforehegoestobedC．hedoesn’tknowhowtowriteit D．theyhavethesamemother32．Whichisthebesttitleofthispassage?A．Writingacomposition B．HenrycopiedthecompositionC．Jennyisgoodatlessons D．Wehavethesamemother（2021春·江蘇淮安·七年級(jí)校考期中）ThePalaceMuseumisawonderfulplacetovisit.Therearelotsoffunandinterestingthingstosee.CometovisitthePalaceMuseum.ClosingTimePlaceThingstoSee10:00a.m.TaihePalaceGoldenThrone10:30a.m.ZhonghePalaceWorksofArt11:00a.m.BaohePalaceWorksofArt1:00p.m.JingrenPalaceBronzes(青銅器)1:40p.m.YonghePalacePottery(陶器)2:30p.m.HuangjiPalaceChinesePaintings4:00p.m.FengxianPalaceClocksandwatchesTickets:

Adults:￥15.00

Children：Over12:￥10.00

Under12:FreeOpeningTime:

9:00a.m.～4:00p.m.fromMondaytoFriday10:00a.m.～3:00p.m.onSaturday

NotOpenonSundayNotices(注意事項(xiàng))：1.Keepquiet.

2.Keepthemuseumclean.3Donottouchanything.

4.Donottakeanyphotos.

5Don`tforgettobuysomesouvenirs(紀(jì)念品)foryourfriendsandfamily.33．Howmanykindsofpalacescanyouvisitattheexhibition?A．Four. B．Five. C．Seven. D．Eight.34．WhencanyouseeChinesepaintings?A．At1:40p.m.fromMondaytoFriday. B．At2:30p.m.onSaturday.C．At2:30p.m.everyday. D．At2:30p.m.onSunday.35．Mr.andMrs.BrownwanttovisittheexhibitionwithtwosonsthisSaturday.Oneis10yearsoldandtheotheris14yearsold.Howmuchshouldtheypaytogether?A．￥25.00. B．￥40.00. C．￥50.00. D．￥35.00.36．ThePalaceMuseumopens________daysaweek.A．five B．two C．seven D．six37．Whichofthefollowingcanyoudoattheexhibition?A．Totalkloudly. B．Totakephotos.C．Tobuysomesouvenirs. D．Totouchthegoldenthrone.（2021春·江蘇淮安·七年級(jí)?？计谥校〤anyoutravelwithyourhome?SomepeopleintheUSmaysay“Yes!”.Duringtheholidays,someUSfamiliesoftengetintotheirrecreationalvehicles(RVs房車)andgoonaroadtripacrossthecountry.PeoplecallRVsthehousesonthewheels(車輪).Fromakitchenandbathroomtobeds,youcanfindmostordinary(普通的)roomshere.Howcoolitis!Notlikereal(真的)houses,thesehomesontheroadaresmall.Butwiththem,yourtripbecomeseasy.Youcandriveaslongasyoulike.Oryoucanjuststopsomewhereniceandstaythereforafewweeks.Ontheroad,youmayalsomeetothertravellingfamilies.Together,youtakeoutyourtentsandsnacks.It’shappycampingtime!Butthesemovinghomeshavetheirproblemstoo.Theycansometimesbreakdown.Butthiskindofroadtripisstillverypopular.Peoplecangoanywhereatanytime.38．WheremayRVsbepopularaccordingtothepassage?A．InEngland. B．InAmerica. C．InJapan. D．InChina.39．HowlongcanyoutravelinRVs?A．Aslongasyouwant. B．Atmosttwoweeks.C．Atleasttwomonths. D．Fortwoweeks.40．Theunderlinedphrase“breakdown”means________inChinese.A．爆發(fā) B．拋錨 C．摔倒 D．砍倒41．Paragraph3（段落）mainlytellsus________.A．theRVsmaketripseasy B．peoplecantravelinRVsforafewweeksC．RVsaresmall D．youmaymeetothertravellingfamilies42．Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanwereadthepassage?A．Anewkindofhouse. B．Americanpeople’sdailylife.C．TravelinRVs. D．Anewkindofbus.（2022春·江蘇南京·七年級(jí)南京玄武外國語學(xué)校?？计谥校㏕odaymoreandmorecarsgointofamilies.Whichcaristhebestforpeople?Differentpeoplehavedifferentideas.SomepeoplelikethebrightcolourcarsmadeinChina.It’sreallyagoodchoice（選擇）.ThebrightcolourcarmadeinChinaischeap,niceandsafe.Thiskindofcarsissuitfor（適合于）thegeneralincome（收入一般的）family.SomepeoplelovefamousforeigncarslikeJapanesecars,AmericancarsandGermancars.They’regoodbuttooexpensive.Butmostpeoplethinkfamousforeigncarsofbetterqualityarebetterinsafety.Thesearesuitforthehighincomefamilyorforbusiness.Somepeoplelikesportscars,becausethey’refastandexciting.Somesportscarsareverynicebutveryexpensive.Onlyrichpeoplecanaffordthem.Somepeopleliketravelling,sotheyneedatravelcar.Travelcarsarecomfortable.Buttheyusemuchoil（油）.What’sthebestcarforus?Maybeit’sanewandpopulartopicinlife.43．WhatdoesthewriterthinkofthebrightcolourcarmadeinChina?A．It’snicebutexpensive. B．It’sgoodbuttooexpensive.C．It’scheap,niceandsafe. D．It’scomfortable44．Tothewriter,thefamousforeigncarissuitfor________.A．thehighincomefamily B．hegeneralincomefamilyC．peopleliketraveling D．peoplelikesports45．Somepeoplelikesportscarsbecausethey’re________.A．cheapandnice B．comfortableandsaveoilC．goodbuttooexpensive D．fastandexciting46．WhichisNOTtrueaboutcars?A．CarsmadeinChinaarecheap. B．famousforeigncarsaretooexpensive.C．Sportscarsarealsocheap. D．Travelcarsarecomfortable47．Thepassagetellsus________.A．someexpensivecars B．famousforeigncarsC．somecarsmadeinChina D．differentcars（2022春·江蘇南京·七年級(jí)南京玄武外國語學(xué)校校考期中）WhenKylewalkedintoErnie’sPetWorld,helookedveryanxious.Theshopowner,Ernie,jumpedoutofhisseattogreetKyle.Hewastheshop’sfirstcustomeroftheday.“Goodmorning,sir!”Erniesaid,“WhatcanIhelpyouwith?”“Well,I…”Kylestartedtosay.“Wait,don’ttellme,”Erniestoppedhim.“You’relookingfora…alittledog…foryourdaughter’sbirthday,Right?”“Notreally,Ijust…”Erniedidn’tlethimfinish.“Ah,I’vegotit,Youjustmovedtoanewoffice,andyouwantsomefishforit,Ihavesomeverynicefishbowlsoverhere.”“Infact,I…”Kylewasstartingtolookverynervousandstrange.“Nofish?Ah,acat!Youlooklikeacatperson.AtErnie’sPetWorld,wehavethebestcats.Takealookatthislovelyonewithlong,whitehair,She’slookingatyou.She’sthinking,”Takemehome.akemehome.“Wouldyoulikesomecatfoodandtoys,too?”.Bythistime,hewaswalkingupanddown.Hehadaterriblelookonhisface.“Really,I’mnotinterestedincatsorfishorlittledogs.”“Whatdoyouwant,then?”Ernieasked.Kylelookedlikehewasgoingtocry.“Ijustwanttoknowifcanuseyourtoilet!”hesaidatlast.48．WhichisTRUEaboutErnie’sPetWorld?A．Ithasmanyworkers. B．Kylegoesthereoften.C．Itsellsschoolthings. D．Ernieistheowneroftheshop.49．WhatkindofpersonisErnie?A．Verylazy. B．Rathershy. C．Overwarm-hearted. D．Notfriendly.50．KylewentintotheErnie’sPetWorldto________.A．buyalittledog B．takefishhome C．meettheshopowner D．lookforawashroom51．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“anxious”meaninChinese?A．焦急的 B．興奮的 C．生氣的 D．失望的52．Whatisthebesttitleofthestory?A．KyleandErnie B．PetorToilet C．APetLover D．ABusyPetShop（2021春·江蘇無錫·七年級(jí)統(tǒng)考期中）Thesunisrising,

Springiscoming,

Thesnowismelting,

Comewithme.

Climbthehillside,

Theweatheriswarming,

Thewindblows(風(fēng)吹)gently,

Throughthetrees.Onebyone,

Theflowersblossom(花開).

Enjoythem,Onebyone.Thesunisrising,Springiscoming,Seeitbrings,The▲change.53．Theword“”canbeputin▲.A．life’s B．season’s C．snow’s D．sun’s54．Whatisthetheme(主題)ofthepoem?A．Theflowersblossom. B．Thesnowismelting.C．Springiscoming. D．Theweatheriswarming.55．Whatisthetone(筆調(diào))ofthepoem?A．Happy. B．Funny.C．Worrying. D．Sad.（2021春·江蘇無錫·七年級(jí)統(tǒng)考期中）WelcometoLondonZooOpeningTime:1stFebruaryto30thOctober,10:00a.m.to6:00p.m.Ticket(票)Price:Adult:￡6.50Child:￡4.50(4-15yearsold)Oldpeople:￡5.50Family:￡20.00(2adults&2children)Introduction:LondonZooisoneoftheoldestzoosintheworld.Itwasbuiltupin1828andopenedtothepeoplein1847.Therearenearly750differentanimalsfromallovertheworldinthezoo.Thezoois36squaremilesinsize.Alotoffamiliesgothereforfunonholiday.ImportantNotice:1.Someanimalsarelivingfreely(自由地)insomespecialareas,sopetsarenotallowed(允許)togointothezoo.2.Youmustn’tfeed(喂)anywildanimals.3.Ifyouwanttogoonapicnic,youcanonlyhaveitinpicnicareas.Formoreinformation,youcane-mailatinfor@londonzoo.co.ukorcalluson442074496200.56．YoucanvisitLondonZoo________.A．a(chǎn)t9:00a.mon7thDecember B．a(chǎn)t11:00a.mon7thDecemberC．a(chǎn)t9:00a.mon7thSeptember D．a(chǎn)t11:00a.mon7thSeptember57．Theten-year-oldtwins,MaryandJane,togetherwiththeirparentsandgrandmawillvisitthezoo.Howmuchshouldtheypayatleast(至少)?A．￡24.50. B．￡25.50. C．￡26.50. D．￡27.50.58．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage(文章)?A．WhenpeoplevisitLondonZoo,theycantakepetdogsorcatsthere.B．LondonZoohasalonghistoryandpeopleofallagescanhavefunthere.C．Youcane-mailatinfor@londonzoo.co.ukorcall442074496200tobuytickets.D．Nearly750differentanimalsliveinLondonZooandallofthemarelivingfreely.（2021春·江蘇無錫·七年級(jí)統(tǒng)考期中）Breakfastisveryimportanttoeverybody.Whatdoyouhaveforbreakfasteverymorning?FormostpeopleintheUnitedStates,cereal(燕麥)isverypopular.Theychooseitasbreakfastforalongtime.Butthisischanging.Astudyshowsthatsales(銷售量)ofcoldandhotcerealsintheUSwere$10millionin2016.Thatwas$2millionlessthanthenumberin2009.Peoplearethinkingmorecarefullyaboutwhattheyeatinthemorning.Andcerealisknownforbeinglessnutritious(有營養(yǎng)的)andtoohighincalories(卡路里).“Moreandmorepeoplearetryingtogetfoodthatmatchesthedefinition(定義)ofrealfood,”saysKendallPowell,manageroftheGeneralMillsfoodcompany.So,whatisrealfood?Realfoodisthatwhenyouseeit,youcanseeclearlywhatitismadeof.Manypeoplechoosefromalotofhealthybreakfastfoodinsteadofcerealthesedays.Theygoforfreshfruit,eggs,yogurtandsandwiches.

Somepeoplethinkthateatingcerealatatabletakesuptoomuchtime.Theywanttotaketheirbreakfastwiththemoutofthedoor.Asastudybywww.Food-Mshows,snackingisthenewwayofeatingbreakfastinUSschools.Anddon’tforgetthebestthingabouteatingasandwich:Youdon’tneedtowashadish!59．FromParagraph1,weknowthat________.A．salesofcerealwas$12millionin2009 B．cerealismorepopularthanbeforeC．peopledon’twanttohavecoldcereal D．peoplehavecerealforthreemealsaday60．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“insteadof”inParagraph2meaninChinese?A．包括 B．變成 C．代替 D．例如61．Whichofthefollowingisnotrealfood?A．Milk. B．Apples. C．Fish. D．Cola.62．Whichisthebesttitle(標(biāo)題)ofthepassage?A．Whydopeopleeatlesscereal? B．Whatkindoffoodisrealfood?C．WhydoUSstudentschoosesnacking? D．Whyisbreakfastveryimportant?（2022春·江蘇無錫·七年級(jí)校聯(lián)考期中）Animalsneedtosleeptostayhealthy.Butsleepingcanalsobedangerousbecauseotheranimalsmayhurt(傷害)thosewhoaresleeping.Don’tworry.Herearemanydifferentwaysofsleeping.Theyhelpthesleepinganimalsstaysafe(安全).Someofthesewaysarequitefunny.Allbatssleepupsidedown.Theyhangfromatree.Uphigh,batsaresafefrommostotheranimals.Ifsomedangerousanimalscome,theyjustflyaway.Horsesoftensleepstandingup.Theirlegslock(固定)inplace.Ifahorseislyingdown,itneedsalongtimetogetup.Ahorsecanrunfromdangerquicklyifitisstanding.Aflamingocansleepwhenstandingononeleg.Thestandingleglocksandtheotherlegisneartheflamingo’sbody.Itsheadrestsonitsback.Aflamingolivesandsleepsnearmanyotherbirdstostaysafe.Wouldyouliketosleepinthewaytheysleep?63．Whydoanimalsneedtosleep?A．Tostayhappy. B．Tostayhealthy. C．Tocatchfood. D．Tohavefun.64．Wecanknowfromthepassagethataflamingoisakindof________.A．plant B．fish C．bird D．cat65．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．Howanimalssleep B．SleeptostayhealthyC．Sleepasanimalsdo D．Whyanimalssleep（2022春·江蘇無錫·七年級(jí)校聯(lián)考期中）WhenDorothywokeup—shedidnotknowhowmuchlater—thehousewasontheground.Itwasinafieldfullofflowers,andtherewerehundredsofbeautifullycoloredbirdsflyingaroundandsinging.Notfaraway,therewasastreamwithclear,freshwater.Dorothywasstillunderherbed.Shegotupandleftthehouse.Shewassurprisedtoseethreelittlemenandalittlewomanwalkingtowardsher.Theywereverystrangelydressed.Themen’sclotheswereblueastheirhats,butthewoman’sclotheswerewhiteandhadlittlestarsalloverthem.WhentheysawDorothy,theywalkeduptoherandbowed.“WelcometothelandoftheMunchkins,”oneofthelittlemensaid.“WethankyouforkillingtheWickedWitchoftheEast.Nowourpeop