廣州地區(qū)-2024學年七上期中真題分類匯編-閱讀理解（記敘文專題）

PAGEPAGE10專題05閱讀理解（記敘文）1.23-4·OncewhenIwasachild,myfatherandIwenttobuyticketsforthecircus（馬戲團）.Finally,therewasonlyonefamilystandingtogetherinfrontofus.Theyhadeightchildren.Theirclotheswerenotdirtybutveryold.Theirchildrenwereexcitedlytalkingabouttheclowns（小丑）elephantsandotheractsinthecircus.Aftertheticketwomantoldthemtheprice,themanshookhisheadandtherewasnosmileontheman’sface.Themandidn’thaveenoughmoney.Seeingwhatwashappening,mydadputhishandintohispocket（口袋）pulledouta＄20billanddropped（丟）itontheground.Thoughweweren’trich!Thenhecalledthemanback,pickedupthebillandsaid,“Excuseme,Sir,thisfelloutofyourpocket.”Themanknewwhatwasgoingon.Helookedintomydad’seyes,heldmydad’shandinhisandtookthe＄20bill.Withtearsinhiseyes,hereplied,“Thankyou,Sir.Thisisimportanttomeandmyfamily.”MyfatherandIwentbacktoourcaranddrovehome.Wedidn’tgettowatchthecircusthatnight,butwewerereallyhappy.Whatcanweknowaboutthefamily?Theirclothesweredirtyandold.Theydidn’twanttoseethecircus.Theirfamilywasabigfamily.Theydidn’tlikeclownsandelephants.Howdidthemanfeelafterhearingtheprice?Sad. B．Happy. C．Excited. D．Afraid.Whydidthewriter’sfatherdropthebillontheground?Becausehewasveryrich.Becausehewascareless.Becausehewantedtotalkwiththeman.Becausehewantedtohelpthefamily.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?Thepoorfamilyweren’tmovedbythewriter’sfatheratall.Childrenofthepoorfamilyhadnointerestintheclowns.Thewriter’sfatheronlyhad＄20billinhispocket.Thewriter’sfathergaveupthechancetowatchthecircus.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?Helpingothersalwaysmakesushappy.Don’tdropmoneyontheground.Stayingwithfamilymembersisveryimportant.Don’tcareothers’clothes.2.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）ItwasJimmy’sfifthbirthday.Hegotquitealotofnicebirthdaypresentsfromhisfamily,andoneofthemwasabeautifulbigdrum（鼓）.“Whogavehimthatthing?”Jimmy’sfatheraskedwhenhesawit.“Hisgrandfatherdid,”answeredJimmy’smother.“Oh,”saidhisfather.Ofcourse,Jimmylikedhisdrumverymuch.Hemadeaterriblenoisewithit,buthismotherdidnotmind.Hisfatherwasworkingduringtheday,andJimmywasinbedwhenhegothomeintheevening,sohedidnothearthenoise.Butoneoftheneighboursdidnotlikethenoiseatall.Soonemorningafewdayslater,shetookaknifeandwenttoJimmy’shousewhilehewasplayinghisdrum.Shesaidtohim,“Hello,Jimmy.Doyouknowthere’ssomethingveryniceinsideyourdrum?Here’saknife.Openthedrumandlet’sfindit.”Jimmygotalotofpresentsbecause .itwashisbirthdayhewasfiveyearsoldhewasacleverboyhisfamilywasrichEveryonehatestheterriblenoiseexcept（除了） .theneighboursB．Jimmy’sfatherC．Jimmy’smotherD．Jimmy’sfamilyWhichisNotTrue?A．Jimmywasfiveyearsold.B．Jimmy’sgrandfathergavehimthedrum.C．Thebigdrummadeaterriblenoise.D．Jimmy’sfatherlikedtolistentothedrum.WhenJimmy’sfathergothome, .A．JimmywasplayingthedrumB．JimmywassleepingC．heheardthedrum’snoiseD．Jimmy’smotherwasplayingthedrumFromwhattheneighboursaid,weknowthat .hewantedtoplayJimmy’sdrumshewantedtofindsomethinginthedrumshewantedtobreakthedrumshewantedtohelpJimmytoopenthedrum3.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）Itis3:30p.m.LookatRose’sroom!Herthingsareeverywhere.Herradioandclockareunderthedesk.Herplayerisonthesofa.Herbrother’sroomisinamess,too.Hisjacketisonthechair.Hisbaseballisunderthedesk.Hisbooksareonthebed.“Momwillcomebackhomeat5:00p.m.Comeon!Tidyupyourroomsnow!”Rose’sfathersays.ThenRoseandherbrotherstarttotidyuptheirrooms.At5:00p.m.,Momcomesback.Shelooksatthetidyrooms,butshedoesn’tlookveryhappy.“Whyisn’tMomhappy?”Roseasksherfather.“Youmustletherknowyouneedher,Ithink.”“Isee,”Rosesays.Thensheaskshermother,“Mom,Ican’tfindmywatch.Doyouknowwhereitis?”“Isn’titintheboxonyourdesk?”MomsaysandcomestoRose’sroom.WhereisRose’sclock?Onthebed. B．Onthesofa. C．Underthechair. D．Underthedesk.Theunderlinedword“mess”means“ ”inChinese.雜亂 B．危險 C．簡陋 D．豪華 isinRose’sbrother’sroom.A．radio B．baseball C．sofa 14． tidyuptherooms.A．Rose’sparents B．Rose’sfatherandbrotherC．Roseandherfather D．Roseandherbrother15．Whatdoweknow?A．Rosecan’tfindherbox. B．Rose’sfatherisnothappy.C．Roseloveshermother. D．Roseneedsherbrother’shelp.4.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）AuntAnnisapoliceofficer.Afterbreakfast,Annputsonherbadge(徽章)andgoestowork.Annandherpartner,Jim,areondutytoday.Atthepolicestation,thesergeant巡佐)talkstothem.“Lastnight,abearranawayfromthezoo!”hesays.“Becareful!”Theypickupthekeystotheirpatrolcar(巡邏車)anddrivearoundthewestside.AtthecornerofMainandState,thereisatrafficjambecausethetrafficlightisbroken.Annstopshercarandtellsthedriverswhentostopandwhentogo.JimcallsthestationaboutthebrokentrafficlightonMainandState.Soon,thestationcallsTrafficRepair.Intheafternoon,theywalkdownElmStreet.Everythinglooksquiet.Suddenly,Annseesalittleboycrying.Theboy’snameisAdam.Hegetsoffthebusatthewrongbusstop.Annshowshimherbadgesoheknowssheisapoliceofficer.“Wheredoyoulive?”Annasks.Adamdoesnotremember,buthebringshisIDcardwithhim.HeopenshisbackpackandshowsAnntheaddressonthecard.JimcallsthestationandthestationcallsAdam’shouse.AnnandJimdriveAdamhome.Amomentlater,acallcomesinfromthestation.“Checkoutthestrangenoiseat203CedarDrive!”AnnandJimareontheway.At203CedarDrive,therubbishbinisturnedover.Annlooksinthebin.Itisthebearthatranawayfromthezoo.AnnclosesthebinquicklyandasksJimtocallthezoo.Twozookeepersarrivetopickupthebear.Sooneveryoneissafeandsoisthebear.AnnandJimgobacktothestation.Afterwork,theyhandintheirkeysandwritetheirpolicereport.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordthem”referto指代)inParagraph1?Annandthesergeant. B．AnnandJim.C．Bearsinthezoo. D．Drivers.Whatisthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage?①Annhelpsdirect指揮thetrafficonMainandState.②Annfindsthebearat203CedarDrive.③Annlistenstoatalkbythesergeantatthepolicestation.④Annwritesherdailypolicereportatthepolicestation.⑤Annsendsalostboyhome.A．③②⑤④① B．②①③⑤④ C．③①⑤②④ D．③①⑤④②HowdoAnnandJimknowAdam’shomeaddress?Thepolicestationtellsthem. B．Adam’sparentstellthem.C．TheyfinditonAdam’sIDcard. D．Adamtellsthem.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?ThetrafficlightonElmStreetisbroken,sotheyreportitandthestationcallsTrafficRepair.Annisabraveandhelpfulpoliceofficer.AdamwalkshomewiththehelpofAnn.Thebearcomesbacktothezoobyitself.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?Ann’spartner. B．Ann’sreport.C．Ann’sjob. D．Ann’sonedayasapoliceofficer.5.（23-24七年級下·期中模擬）Amanwalkedinamountainforalongtime.Themountainroadwaslongandhardtowalkon.Thoughhecarriedasmallbag,theroadwasverydifficultforhim.Hewasverytired.Justinfrontofhim,hesawalittlegirl,lessthan10yearsold,carryingaboyonherback.Shewasalsomovingonslowly.Shewasoutofbreathandkeptsweating出汗),butherhandsstillfirmly(牢牢地)heldtheboyonherback.Whenpassingbythelittlegirl,themansaidtoher,“Mygirl,youmustbeverytiredbecausewhatyoucarryissoheavy!Whydon’tyoustopandhavearest?”Hearingthis,thelittlegirlsaid,“WhatIcarryisnotaweight(重物).Heismylittlebrotherandheisbadlyill.Imusttakehimtothehospitalassoonaspossible.”Itistruethatbothabrotherandaburden(負擔)haveaweight.Butwhatthelittlegirlsaidisalsotrue:Whatshecarriedwasherlittlebrothernotaweight.Shelovedherlittlebrotherfromthebottomofherheart.Howdidthemanfeelwhilewalkinginthemountain?A．Excited. B．Pleased. C．Relaxed. D．Tired.Whatwasthelittlegirldoingwhenthemansawher?Shewasmovingonquickly. B．Shekeptbreathing.C．Shewasholdingaboyonherback. D．Shewashavingarest.WhichstatementisNOTtrue?Themountainroadwashardtowalkon.Thegirlthoughtherlittlebrotherwasaweight.Thegirlwantedtogettothehospitalquickly.Themanwantedthegirltostopandhavearest.Whatcanweinfer推斷fromthepassage?Thegirlwasworriedaboutherlittlebrother.Theboywastooyoungtowalkbyhimself.Themanthoughttheboywastoolazy.Thegirlthoughtherlittlebrotherwasaburden.Whichcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A．Agirlandaman B．LoveisneveraburdenC．Whatisheavier:abrotheroraburden?D．Amountainroad6.（23-24七年級上期中模擬）OneOctobermorning,Taylorgotupearly.Theskywasveryblue,andtheSunwasshining.Taylorwasexcited,becauseshewoulddosomethinggreattoday.“Jacob,wakeup!”Taylorcalled“Autumnishere!Mumsaidwecouldgotothepumpkinpatch南瓜地)today.”Jacobgotupquickly.Afteraquickbreakfast,theyranoutofthehouse.Soontheygottothepumpkinpatch.Taylorsawalotofsmallorangepumpkins.“Let’sgetthese!”shesaid.“No,”Jacobsaid.“Thesearetoosmalltomakeagoodjack-o’-lantern(南瓜燈).”“Whataboutthisone?”JacobaskedTaylorlookedatthebigpumpkinonthegroundandsaid,“That’stoolarge!Howcanwegetitinthecar?”Theykeptlooking,buttheycouldn’tfindaperfectpumpkin.Astheydecidedtogohome,Jacobtripped(絆倒)overapumpkin.Hesatinthefieldandsawapumpkinnexttohim.Oh,itwasaperfectone!Itwasnottoosmallortoolarge.TaylorandJacobpickedthepumpkinhappily.Theytookittothecarandwenthome.Nowtheycouldmaketheirjack-o’-lantern!WheredidTaylorandJacobgothatmorning?Tothegarden B．Totheschool.C．Tothepumpkinpatch. D．Tothemountain.WhowasJacob?Taylor’sfriend. B．Taylor’sclassmate.C．Taylor’scousin. D．Taylor’sbrother.Whatcanwelearnfromthearticle?TaylorandJacobfoundaperfectpumpkinatlast.JacobgotupearlierthanTaylorthatmorning.TaylorandJacobtookaverylargepumpkinhome.Taylordidn’thavebreakfastthatmorning.7.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）Asontakeshisoldfathertoarestaurantfordinner.Theysitdownandorderameal.Themanorderssomericeandvegetableswithchicken.Hisfatherlikesjiaoziverymuch,soheorderssomejiaoziforhisfather.Hisfatherisveryoldandhedoesn’tlookhealthy.SomefoodisonhisT-shirtorpantsaftereating.Somepeopleintherestaurantdon’tlookhappyabouthimwhentheyseehimeatingfood.Butthesondoesn’tcare關心)atall.Whenthesongivesthewaitermoney,thewaitersays,“Oh,thedinnerisfree.”Thesonasks,“Why?”Ayoungmanisnexttothewaiterandsays,“Sir,I’mtheboss(老板)ofthisrestaurant.Ithinkyou’reagreatman.Youloveyourfatherverymuch,right?Ilearnalotfromyou.”Thesonsays,“Yes,youareright.Butwhatdoyoulearnfromme?”Thebosssays,“Alesson(課)foreverysonandhopeforeveryoldfather.”根據(jù)材料內容選擇最佳答案。Wheredotheyhavedinner?Athome. B．Onafarm. C．Attheson’sschool.D．Inarestaurant.Wholikesjiaozialot?Theoldfather.B．Theson. C．Thewaiter. D．Theboss.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“free”meaninChinese?空閑的 B．昂貴的 C．免費的 32．Howdoesthebossliketheson?A．Great. B．Strong. C．Cute. D．Clever.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?Thesondoesn’tlikejiaozi.Weneedtocareabout關心ourparents.Somepeopleintherestaurantliketheoldfather.Thedinneris139yuan.8.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）MaWeidongisaMathsteacherofahighschoolinXuzhou,Jiangsu.HeisalsotheclassteacherofClass5.TodayisThursday.Maisworkingattheofficenow.Suddenly,astudentcomestohisoffice.Herunsuptohimandsays,“TeacherMa,someboysarefightingintheclassroomnow.”Maisworried,soherushestotheclassroomquickly.Whenhegetsthere,heseesallhisstudentssittingatthedeskquietly.“Everythingisallright,”hethinks.Itmakeshimfeelstrange.Buteveryoneseemstobehappytoseehim.Thenhefindsthemessageontheblackboard.Itsays,“ToOldMa:Happybirthday!Youarenota54-year-oldchildanymore!”Soonastudentputsabigbirthdaycakeontheteacher’sdesk.Atthesametime,anotherstudentputsthebirthdaycaponMa’shead.Thenallthestudentssay,“TeacherMa,thankyouforworkingsohardandhelpingusalot.Happybirthday!”Maisveryhappyandsays“Thankyou”totheclass.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?Byshowingideas. B．Bygivinginformation.C．Byplayingajoke. D．Byaskingquestions.Whatdoesthesecondparagraphmainlytellus?WhatMaWeidong’sjobis.WhenMaWeidong’sbirthdayis.HowthestudentletsMaWeidongcometotheclassroom.WhythesestudentswanttocelebrateMaWeidong’sbirthday.WhichisTRUEaboutMaWeidong?①HeteachesMaths.②Heworksasaclassteacher.③Heworriesabouttheboysinthe“fight”.④It’shis54thbirthdaytoday.A．①②③④ B．①②④ C．①②③ 37．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?Madoesn’thaveanyclassesonThursday.Thestudentfeelsstrangeaftercomingtotheclassroom.ThestudentsthinkteachingthemmakesMalookold.Maandhisstudentsarejustlikegoodfriends.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?AnoldteacherB．Astrangeclass C．AbirthdaysurpriseD．Somefunnystudents9.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）TherewasaboycalledJack.Helovedtoplaywithabigappletree.Butwhenhegrewup,hedidn’tplayaroundthetreeanymore.Oneday,theboycamebacktothetreeandsaid,“Ineedahouse.Canyouhelpme?”“Youcancutoffmybranches樹枝)tobuildahouse.”Thentheboycutoffallthebranchesofthetreeandlefthappily.Thetreewassad.Someyearslater,theboycamebackandsaid,“Iwanttogosailing.ButIdon’thaveaboat.”“Oh,mydear.Youcanusemytrunk(樹干tomakeaboat.”Sotheboymadeaboatwiththetrunkandlefthappilywithoutawordofthankstothetrees.Thisisastoryofeveryone.Thetreeislikeourparents.Whenwewereyoung,welovedtoplaywiththem.Butwhenwegrowup,weleavethem,andonlycometovisitthemwhenweareintrouble.Youmaythinktheboyisbadtothetreebutthat’showmanyofusaretreatingourparents.Whentheboywantedahouse,howdidthetreehelphim?Thetreeaskedtheboytocutdownitstrunk.Thetreeaskedtheboytocutoffitsbranches.Thetreetoldtheboytoaskhisparentsforhelp.Thetreeaskedtheboytosellallitsapplesformoney.Howdidthetreefeelwhentheboyleft?Sad. B．Happy C．Tired. D．Afraid.Howmanytimesdidtheboyaskthetreeforhelpaccordingtothepassage?Once. B．Twice. C．Threetimes. D．Fourtimes.Howdidtheboytreatthetreewhenhegrewup?Hewasbadtothetree. B．Hetookgoodcareofthetree.C．Hesaidmanythankstothetree. D．Hespentalotoftimewiththetree.Whatcanwelearnfromthearticle?Wecanusetreestomakemanythings.Parentsshouldalwaysgiveeverythingtotheirkids.Weshouldprotecttreesandtakegoodcareofthem.Weshouldspendtimewithourparentsandshouldn’tonlyaskthemforhelp.10.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）Myfavoritesportisbaseball.Itisfuntoplayanditisfuntowatch.IwenttomyfirstbaseballgamewithmygrandparentswhenIwas6.Itwasreallywonderful.Wehadagoodtime.Iwashappytobewithmygrandparents.Mygrandfathermademelovethegame.MydadknewIlovedbaseball,sohegavemeabaseballonmyeighthbirthday.WhenIwas12,myfriendcametomeandaskedmetojoinhisteamandplaybaseball.Iagreed.Fromthenon,Igottolearnmoreaboutbaseball.IpracticedalotandIlearnedhowtoplaybetter.MyfavoritebaseballplayerisDerrekLee.OneofmyfavoritethingsaboutDerrekLeeisthatheisaveryniceperson.Henevershoutsatothers.Healwayshasabigsmile(微笑)onhisface.Heseemshappyallthetime.Thewriterwenttohisfirstbaseballgamewith .hisgrandparents B．hisfather C．hisfriendD．hismotherWhenhewas yearsold,thewriterbegantojoinhisbaseballteam.A．6 B．8 C．12 46．Thewriter afterhejoinedhisfriend’steam.playedbaseballveryoften B．didn’tlearnmoreaboutbaseballC．didn’tlearntoplaybaseballbetter D．oftenplayedbaseballwithDerrekLeeWhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutDerrekLee?Heisverynice.B．Heisnotfriendly. C．Healwayssmiles. D．Healwayslookshappy.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?Whomademelovebaseball? B．WhatbirthdaypresentdidIget?C．Thebestbaseballplayer D．Baseball—myfavoritesport1.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）Hello!MynameisJack,anAmericanboy.NowI’minamiddleschoolinBeijing.Thisweek,Iambusyinmynewschoolbecausewehavealotofactivities.OnMonday,wehaveaSchool&FamilyDay.Onthatday,parentscometoschooltotakepartinouractivities.MyparentsareinNewYork,somyuncleandauntcometoschooltohelpme.Howkindtheyare!OnWednesday,wehaveaschoolsale(銷售活動)inthemorning.Attheschoolsale,studentscanbuydifferentkindsofthingsfromeachother.LiMingbuysablackcapanditlookscool.ChenLinbuysaT-shirtfromLuWen.IbuyatoybusfromZhangWeiandabookfromLiuXia.Intheafternoon,wehaveasoccergame.Manyofmyclassmatescanplayitwell.Intheend,wewinthegame.Weareveryhappy!OnSunday,ourclassgotothebeach.OurChineseteacher,Ms.Chen,goeswithus.Sheissonice,wealllikeherverymuch.Thisisabusybuthappyweek.1．WhohelpsJackontheschoolday?A．Hisparents.B．Hisclassmates.C．Hisuncleandaunt.D．Ms.Chen2．WhatdoesJackbuyontheschoolsales?A． B．C． D．Theunderlinedword“win”means inChinese.A．參加 B．放棄 C．贏得 4．WhendoesMs.Chengotothebeachwiththeclass?A．OnMonday. B．OnWednesday. C．OnSaturday. D．OnSunday.Whatisthebesttitle標題forthepassage?Jack’sNewSchool B．Jack’sBusyWeekC．Jack’sKindTeachers D．Jack’sNiceClassmates2.23-4Oneday,alittlemousewasrunningalongwhenhehappenedtorunacrossthepaws(爪子)ofabigsleepinglion.Thiswokethelionandtheliondidnotliketobewokenupbeforehewasready!Thelionwasveryangryatbeingdisturbed(打擾),andhegrabbedthemouseinhisbigpaw.Hewasjustabouttoswallow(吞)himwhenthemousecriedout“Please,kindsir,Ididn’tmeantodisturbyou.Ifyouwillletmego,Iwillbegrateful(感激的)toyouforever.AndifIcan,Iwillhelpyousomeday.”Thelionlaughedabiglaugh.How,hethought,couldsuchalittlecreatureasamouseeverhelpsogreatacreatureasalion?Allthesame,theliondecidedtoletthemousego.Notlongafter,themousewasrunningalongwhenheheardagreatroaringnearby.Hewentclosertoseewhatthetroublewas,andtherehesawthelion,caughtinhunter’snet.Themouserememberedhispromisetothelion,andhebegangnawing(咬)theropesofthenet,andkeptgnawinguntilhehadmadeaholebigenoughsothatthelioncouldgetfree.Whatwastheliondoingwhenthemousewasrunningaround?Thelionwasrunning. B．Thelionwassleeping.C．Thelionwasblamingthemouse. D．Thelionwastryingtocatchthemouse.Howdidthelionfeelwhenhewokeup?A．Disturbed. B．Justasusual. C．Angry. D．Happy.Whatdidthelionthinkwhenthemousebeggedforhisforgiveness(原諒)?A．Astronganimallikehimneverneedshelpfromasmallanimallikemouse.B．Helaughedalot.C．Hesetthemousefree.D．Hestillwantedtoeatthemouse.Howdidtheliongetfree?Heusedhisstrengthtogethimselffree.Themousebittheropesofthenetandmadeaholeforliontorunaway.Theliongotsomehelpfromhisparents.Thenetwasnotstrongenoughtostopthelion.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Littlefriendsmaybegreatfriends. B．Themousecangnawtheropesofthenet.C．Lionsaredangerousanimals. D．Weshouldprotectanimals.3.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）Adaughterisgoingtoleavecollege.Herfathersays,“Dear,Iwanttogiveyouanoldcar.Iboughtitalongtimeago,youknow.BeforeIgiveittoyou,takeittoacardealerinthecityandseehowmuchtheyofferforit.Thegirldoesasthefatherasked.Comingback,shesays,“Theyoffered$1,000becauseitlooksveryold.”“OK.Takeittothesecond-handcardealer,”thefathersays.Thegirlcomesbackagainandsays,“Theyoffered$100becauseitisaveryoldcaranditneedsalotofwork.”Thefatheraskshisdaughtertoshowthecartoacarclub.Thistimethegirlgetssomethingdifferent.“Somepeopleintheclubofferedme$100,000becauseitisararecar,it’sverydifficulttofind,anditisstillgood.”Thefathersmiles.“Dear,rememberthis.Youarenotworthanythingifyouarenotintherightplace.Iftheydon’tlikeyou,donotbeangry.Thatmeansyouareinthewrongplace.Don’tstayinaplacewherenooneseesyourvalue.”Howmanytimesdoesthegirltrytosellthecar?One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Four.Whooffersthemostforthecar?A．Ateacherincollege. B．Thecardealerinthecity.C．Thesecond-handcardealer. D．Peopleinacarclub.Whatdoestheunderlinedexpression劃線的表達“itisararecar”mean?Itcan’tworkwell. B．Thecarispopular.C．Thecarisveryold. D．Therearefewthesecars.Whatdoyouthinkofthefather?A．Wise. B．Strict. C．Brave. D．Friendly.Thefatherwantstoteachhisdaughter .nottogetangryeasily B．tostayintherightplaceC．tostudyhardincollege D．a(chǎn)lwaystokeepvaluablethings4.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）LisaisplayingbasketballintheyardwhensheseesacarstopinfrontofJosie’shouse.Josiejumpsout,andLisacanhearlotsofgirlslaughingandsayinggoodbyetoJosie.Lisaissad.Sherunsinsideandgoesstraighttoherroom.Lisa’smomcomesinandasks,“What’sgoingon,Lisa?”“Josiewentsomewherewithourfriends,butshedidn’tinviteme,”Lisasays.“Oh,I’msorry.MaybeJosieknewthatyouwouldn’tlikewhattheyweregoingtodo.Whydon’tyoutalkwithheraboutitatschooltomorrow?”Momsays.“Idon’twanttotalkwithher!I’mgoingtoignore(不理)her.”“Ifyouignoreher,howareyougoingtosolvetheproblem?Nottalkingaboutitisgoingtomakeitworse,andyoucouldloseJosieasafriend,”Momsayspatiently(耐心地).“IstillwantJosietobemyfriend.Ijustwanthertosaysorry.”“Josiemightnotknowthatshedidsomethingwrongifyoudon’ttalktoher.Talkingtoherabouthowyoufeelisthebestwaytosolve(解決)theproblem.”“OK,”Lisasays.Guesswhat?Thegirlswenttothezootoseeatigershow.JosieknowsLisadoesn’tliketigers,soshedidn’tinvite(邀請)her.LisabecomesgladaftertalkingwithJosietosolvetheproblem.WhereisLisawhenJosiecomesbackhome?Ontheplayground. B．AtJosie’shouse.C．Inherbedroom. D．Inheryard.WhywasLisaangrywithJosie?Josiedidn’tplaybasketballwithher. B．Josiedidn’ttalktoher.C．Josiedidn’tinviteherout. D．Josiemadefriendswithothers.WhatdidJosiedowithherfriends?TheygaveLisaasurprise. B．Theywenttoatigershow.C．Theywenttoaparty. D．Theywatchedabasketballgame.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?Parentsalwaysknowkidsbest.B．Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.C．AlifewithoutafriendisalifewithouttheSun.D．Talkingwithothersisagoodwaytosolveaproblem.5.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）Autumnisagoodtimeforchildrentogooutsideandseethechangingcolorsofnature.Thewindiscool,thedaysareshortandtheleavesarechangingcolors.Autumnisagreatseasonforkidstoplayoutside.Whatoutdooractivitiesdochildrenlike?InChina,studentsoftenhaveanautumnschoolpicnic.Usually,theywillgotoanamusementparkortoplacesthatareclosetonature.Whatkindsofautumnactivitiesarethereforchildreninothercountries?Japanesestudentsoftengohiking.Itisaperfectwaytogetexercisewhileenjoyingtheoutdoors.Mountainclimbinginsuchniceweatherisalsoagoodchoice.ChildrenintheUSliketogoforbikeridesinautumn.Takeamountainbikerideandyoucanexplorenewtrails(小路).Playinginaleafpile(落葉層)ispopular,too.Kidsjumpintotheleafpiletoseethecolorfulleavesflyallaround.Theyalsomakeleafbeds—allalotoffun.IntheUK,schoolkidsliketocampoutsidewiththeirparents.Theymakesnacksoverthefireandtellghoststories.Autumnisagoodtimeforchildrentogooutsidebecause .thewindiscoolandstrong B．thecolorsofnaturearechangingC．kidscansavemoneybysellingleafbedsD．theycaneatmanykindsoffruitsWhatdoChinesestudentsoftendoinautumn?Stayathome.B．Gohiking. C．Gocamping D．Haveapicnic.Inautumn,childrenintheUSgooutside .bybus B．bycar C．bybike D．onfoot23．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat .JapanesekidsliketoclimbmountainsinautumnAmericanparentsenjoymakingsnacksathomekidsintheUKliketoflycolorfulleavesChinesestudentsliketohaveapicnicinautumnbythemselves24．Thepassageismainlyabout .A．parksandplacesclosetonature B．a(chǎn)utumnoutdooractivitiesforkidsC．ghoststoriesfromtheautumncamp D．whatchildrenliketodo6.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）WhenIlookedatthegradeonmymathpaper,Iwasshocked:abig“65”inbrightredink.Asagoodstudentinmyteachers’eyes,Ihadneverreceivedsuchaterriblegradebefore.IwassoafraidthatwhenIgothomethatafternoonIliedtomydad.ItoldhimIgot85andthereportwouldn’tcomeuntiltheendofthemonth.Dadsmiled.Becauseheneverthoughtthathisdaughterwouldlietohim.Amonthlater,Dadaskedmeagainaboutthereportatthedinnertable.Helookedrightintomyeyesandaskedforananswer.Havingnochoice,ItoldhimthatIhadinfactjust65inmymathexam.ItoldaliebecauseIdidn’twanttolethimdown.Foramoment,hejustlookedatme.Afteraquietmoment,intheend,Dadsaid,inahurtvoice,“Youhavealreadyletmedown,withyourlie.Iamnotsadatyourmathscore.Thatisnobigdeal—noonecanbeperfectallthetime.However,Iamverysorryforyou.Ifyoucan’tbehonestwithyourdad,whocanyoubehonestwith?It’smucheasiertogetabettergradethanrebuildothers’trustinyou.”Dad’swordstouchedmyheart.Itookoutthereport,gaveittohimandsaidsorrytohim.Myfathersmiledandtouchedmyheadgently,“I’mgladyouunderstandthat.”Atthattime,Iknewthatmyhonestyisnotonlyimportanttomyself,buttothosearoundmethattrulycareaboutmyhappiness.OneoftheEnglishsayingssays:“Behonestratherthanclever.”AfterthatbetweenDadandme,Ibegantounderstandthosewords.Whatcanwelearnaboutthewriterfromthefirstparagraph?Sheusuallygotaterriblegrade.Shewasbadatmaths.Shewaspunishedbyherfather.Shenevergotsuchabadgrade.26．Whydidthewriterlietoherfather?Becauseshelikedtellinglies.Becauseherfatherwouldbeather.Becauseshedidn’twanttomakeherfatherhappy.Becauseshedidn’twanttoletherfatherdown.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Behonestratherthanclever”probablymean?Beinghonestisbeingclever.Beinghonestisnotimportant.Beinghonestismoreimportantthanbeingclever.Beingcleverismoreimportantthanbeinghonest.28．Whichisthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage?Itoldhimthetruth.Ireceivedaterriblegrade.Dadaskedmeagainaboutthereport.IsaidsorrytoDad.Dad’swordstouchedmyheart.ItoldhimIgot85.A．b,f,a,c,e,d B．b,f,c,a,e,d C．b,a,c,d,f,e D．b,a,f,c,e,d7.（23-24七年級上·期中模擬）Aftershootingthesunsinthesky,Houyiandhiswife,Chang’elivedtogetheronEarth.Oneday,Chang’efoundherselfgettingoldandshewassad.Houyiheardofapill(丹藥).Itcouldhelppeopleliveforever,sohewenttofindthepillforhiswife.HewenttotheKunlunMountains.Agoddess(女神)gavehimthepill.Shetoldhimifapersontookthewholepill,hewouldflytoheaven,butifhecutthepillintotwohalvesandshareditwithanotherperson,theycouldliveforever.Also,theymusttakethepillonthefifteenthnightoftheeighthmonth.Houyiwenthome.HeandChang’edecidedtocutthepillandtakeitattherighttime.Threedaysbeforethefullmoon,Houyiwentoutandhetoldhiswifehewouldcomebackthatday.Onthe15thoftheeighthmonth,Chang’ewaitedandwaited,butHouyididn’tcomeback.Shetookthewholepillinahurry(匆忙).Soonshefeltherbodybecominglighterandflyingtowardsthesky.Atthatmoment,Houy