專題08 閱讀理解精練精析20篇（期末真題+名校模擬）-2022-2023學(xué)年七年級英語下學(xué)期期末復(fù)習(xí)查缺補(bǔ)漏沖刺滿分（人教版）

專題08閱讀理解精練精析20篇期末真題+名校模擬（2023秋·浙江寧波·七年級期末）The2022QatarWorldCup(卡塔爾足球世界杯)willbeheldinNovemberandDecember.ItisthefirsttimeFIFAhasmovedtheeventfromitstraditional(傳統(tǒng)的)summertowinter.ItwillstartonNovember21st.ThefinalwillbeonDecember18th,oneweekbeforeChristmas.Thecompetitionswilllast28days,halfaweekshorterthanusual.FIFA’sdirectorofcommunications(新聞發(fā)言人)said,“Thisisanimportantstepforus.December18th2022isaSunday,andit’sNationalDayinQatar.Soitfitsperfectly.”Manypeopledisagree(不同意)thatQatarhasthechancetoholdthe2022WorldCup,becausethesummertemperatureisveryhigh.Sometimes,thetemperaturemaybeabout50℃.Sothecountryhasanideatomoveittowinter.Atlast,FIFAgavethechancetoQatar.Thechangeisgoodfortheplayers,butthereisstillmuchopposition(反對).ThebiggestoppositioncomesfromthemajorEuropeanleagues(歐洲聯(lián)賽),becausethenewtimewillbejustEurope’sclubseason.FIFAsaidtheywouldtrytheirbesttomakethingsgowell.1．TraditionalWorldCupisheldin________.A．summer B．winter C．a(chǎn)utumn D．spring2．Howlongwillthe2022WorldCuplast?A．Twenty-onedays. B．Thirty-onedays. C．Twenty-eightdays. D．Thirty-eightdays.3．Qatar’sNationalDayison________.A．November21st B．December18th C．November18th D．December21st4．Thepassagecanmostprobablybefoundina/an________magazine.A．science B．history C．a(chǎn)rt D．sports（2023秋·浙江寧波·七年級期末）InEngland,everyoneknowsJamesOliver.HehashisTVshow.Intheshow,hetellspeoplehowtocookhealthyfood.Everyonelikehisshowbecausehisfoodiseasytomake.Jameswantspeopletoeathealthily.InsomeschoolsinEngland,thefoodatlunchtimeisn’thealthy.Oneday,JamesgoestotheschooltomakeaTVshowabouthealthyeatinghabits.Hecooksthefoodwithlotsoffruitandvegetables.Atfirst,studentsdon’twanttoeatthembecausetheydon’tlikefruitorvegetables.Butaftertheytastethefood,theyloveit.Afterthat,foodintheschoolishealthy.Healthisveryimportanttous.Manypeopledon’tthinkweneedtocareaboutourbodieswhenweareyoung.It’snotright.Herearesomesuggestions(建議)foryoutokeephealthy.●Drinklotsofwatereveryday.Itcanhelpyoustayawayfromillness(疾病).●Playingsportscankeepyouhealthyandmakeyoustrong.●Don’teatjunkfoodlikehamburgers.●Havingenough(充足的)sleepishealthy.Gotobedearlyandsleep8hourseverynight.5．PeoplelikesJames’TVshowbecausehisfoodis________.A．a(chǎn)lwaysgreat B．easytomake C．colorful D．cheap6．Jamesgoestoschoolbecausehewantsto________.A．tellstudentshowtocook B．sellfruitandvegetablesC．makeashowshowhealthyeatinghabits D．makemuchmoney7．Theunderlinedphrase“stayawayfrom”means________inChinese.A．遠(yuǎn)離 B．感染 C．調(diào)查 D．治療8．Thewritergives________suggestionsforustokeephealthy.A．two B．three C．four D．five（2022春·浙江杭州·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Thesummerholidayiscoming.Wouldyouliketomakeyourholidayspecial?SmartKidsClubhaspreparedwonderfulactivities(活動)foryouduringthetwo-monthholiday.Comeandenjoy!SunEnglishClubTime:8:00a.m.—10:00a.m.onMonday,WednesdayandSaturdayCost:480yuanamonthTel:389-4420Activities:Foreignteachers,Englishsongsandmoviesandmore!BasketballCenterTime:3:00p.m.—5:00p.m.onTuesdayandFridayCost:400yuanamonthTel.:389-4422Activities:Youwilllearnsomethingaboutbasketballfromsomefamousbasketballplayersandgetexcellentbasketballtraining!SwimmingCampTime:10:00a.m.—4:00p.m.fromWednesdaytoSundayCost:500yuanamonthTel.:389-4433Activities:Youcanlearntoswimhereandenjoyswimmingasmuchaspossible!9．IfMikewantstogetbasketballtraining,hecancall________.A．389-4420 B．389-4422 C．389-4432 D．389-443310．WhenisSunEnglishClubopentokids?A．At8:30p.m.onMonday. B．At9:00am.onTuesday.C．At8:30a.m.onWednesday. D．At9:00a.m.onSunday.11．HowmuchshouldMr.SmithpayifhissonwantstobeinSwimmingCampfortwomonths?A．480yuan. B．500yuan. C．800yuan. D．1,000yuan.12．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．SwimmingCampisopenonMonday.B．KidscanjointheseactivitiesduringthewintervacationC．ChildrencannotjoinSwimmingCampiftheycan’tswim.D．StudentscanlearnfromsomefamousbasketballplayersinBasketballCenter.13．Wherecanwereadthispassage?A．Inanewspaper. B．Inastorybook. C．Insportsnews. D．Inatextbook.（2022春·浙江杭州·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Hot,hot,it’stoohot!Atthistimeeveryyear,Ireallymissthesnowthatfallsinmyhometown.I’mfromasmallvillageinthenorthernpartoftheUS.Wegetlotsofsnoweveryyear.Thesnowstaysaroundformonthsandmouths.Whenitsnowsatnight,everythingbecomesquiet.It’salmostlikethereisnosoundatall.Itfeelslikeyou’reonthemoon.Andduringtheday,therearemanyfunthingsyoucandointhesnow.Youcanhavesnowballfightswithyourfriends.Youcanmakeasnowman(orwoman)withyourparents.Youcangosleddingdownabighill.Oryoucanevenplaysportssuchasskiing,snowboardingandiceskating.Ofcourse,therearesomedownsides(缺點(diǎn))onsnowydays.Forexample,thesnowcanmakeroadstoodangeroustodriveon,andthere’salsothechoreofhavingtoclear(清理)thesnowaroundyourhousesoyoucangetout.ButIstillmisssnowquiteabit.14．Thewriter’shometownis________.A．a(chǎn)worldoficeandsnowallyearB．themostbeautifulplaceintheUSC．a(chǎn)placethatoftenmakeshimfeellonelyD．inasmallvillageinthenorthernpartoftheUS15．Thesentence“Itfeelslikeyou’reonthemoon.”inParagraph2showsthat________.A．thereissnowonthemoonB．snowingmakeseverythingquietC．wecangotothemoonwhenitsnowsD．walkingonsnowislikewalkingonthemoon16．Howmanyfunthingsdoesthewritertellustodointhesnow?A．Eight. B．Seven. C．Six. D．Five.17．Oneofthedownsidesofsnowydaysisthat________.A．itisdangeroustodrive B．itismuchcolderinsideC．snowmakespeoplemisshome D．peoplehavetostayinsidewhileexercising18．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．Thewriterisfromasmalltown.B．Thesnowonlykeepsafewdays.C．Thewriterdoesn’tlikesnowydays.D．Peopleneedtoclearthesnowbeforegettingout.（2022秋·浙江湖州·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Cameronisagreatbusinessman(商人).Heknowshowtosell(賣)things.Whenheisnineyearsold,hegetshisfirstcomputer.Doesheplaygames?No,hesetsuphisfirstbusiness!Hemakescardsonhiscomputer.Then,hesellsthem.Hestartssellingthingsonline(線上).Hesellshissister’soldtoys.Then,hebuysmorenewtoys.Hesellsthemtoo.Hesells40toyseachday!Cameronmakes$50,000thatyear.HowdoesCameronlearnhowtodothis?Hisfamilyhelps.Hisfatherhasacompany(公司).Cameron’sparentstalktohimaboutmakingmoney.Cameronisagoodwriter,too.Hewrites(寫)wellaboutthesellingthings.Youmaywanttobuyhisthingsafterreadingthat.Andhehasgreatideas.Cameronlooksforwaystohelphisfathersometimes.Youdonothavetomakealotofmoneytobehappy.ThatiswhatCameronsays.Abusinesscanbebigorsmall.Nooneistoooldtostartabusiness.And,nooneistooyoung!19．HowdoesCameronusehisfirstcomputer?A．Toplaygames. B．Tosetuphisfirstbusiness.C．Todohishomework. D．Tobuythings.20．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto?A．Thecomputers. B．Thecards. C．Thenewtoys. D．Theoldtoys.21．Whydoesthewritersay“Cameronisagoodwriter,too.”?A．Toshow(表明)howhehelpshisfatherwrite. B．Toshowheisgoodateverything.C．Toshowhelikeswritingwhenheisfree. D．Toshowheusestheskill(技能)tomakemoney.（2022秋·浙江湖州·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）It’sasunnydaytoday.Ahungryfox(狐貍)iswalkingonthegrassandlookingforfood.Soon,heseesafatchickenplayingnearafarm.Hesaystohimself,“Wow,great!Thisismybreakfast.Itmustbereallydelicious!”Hecomesuptothechickenandsays,“Goodmorning,MissChicken.Iknowyoucansingverywell.Allmyfriendslikeyoursongsverymuch.Canyousingoneforme?”Thechickenishappytohearthat.Shecloseshereyesandbeginstosingasong.Atthemoment,thefoxseesthatandtakesherawayquickly.Onthefarm,therearesomefarmersworking.Theyseethefoxandshout,“Look!Thefoxistakingthechickenaway.”Hearingthis,thechickensaystothefox,“Mr.Fox,canyouhearthat?Thepeoplesayyouaretakingtheirchickenaway.TellthemIamyourchicken,nottheirchicken.”Thefoxopenshismouthandsays,“Yes,youareright.”Thenheshouts,“Thisismychicken,notyourchicken.”Justthenthechickenrunsawayfromthefoxandfliesintothetree.22．Wheredoesthefoxseethechicken?A．Onthegrass. B．Onafarm. C．Nearafarm. D．Inatree.23．Whatdoestheunderlined(劃線的)word“one”referto(指的是)?A．Afox. B．Achicken. C．Afriend. D．Asong.24．What’sthecorrectorderoftheevents(事件)inthepassage?①Thechickenfliesaway.②Thefoxwalks.③Farmersshout.④Thechickensingsasong.A．②④③① B．④③②① C．④②①③ D．②①③④25．WhydoesthechickensaytheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2?A．Becauseshewantstoteachthefoxtosing.B．Becauseshewantstorunawayfromthefox.C．Becausethefoxwantsthechickenforfood.D．Becausethefoxwantstoplaywiththechicken.（2022秋·浙江臺州·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Tomisagoodstudentbutheisoftenlateforschool.Sometimesheisanhourlate.Onedayheistwohourslate.“Lookatthetime,Tom,”histeachersays.Shelooksattheclockonthewall.“Youaretwohourslate.Andyouarelatefourdaysthisweek!Whatisyourexcusetoday?”“I’msorry,”Tomsaid.“Iwakeup（醒來）late.”“Thatisnotagoodexcuse,”theteachersays.“Don’tyouhaveanalarmclock?”“Yes,Ido,”Tomsays.“Doyouforgettoturniton?”theteacheraskshim.“Oh,no,”Tomsays.“WhenIgotobed,Isetitfor6a.m.andIturnitonbeforeIgotosleep.”“Thenwhydoyougetuplate?”histeacherwantstoknow.“Thealarmclockgoesoff（響）whenIamasleep,”Tomsays.“SoIdon’thearit.”26．Howmanytimesistheboylatethatweek?A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Four.27．What

doesthephrase“tuniton”mean（意思是）________.A．makeitcome B．makeitfinish C．makeitstart D．makeitstop28．Whydoesn’ttheboyhearthealarmclock?A．Becausehismotherstopsit. B．Becausetheclockcan’twork.C．Becauseitdoesn’tgooff. D．Becauseheissleeping.29．Whatcanweknowfromthestory?A．Tomisnotagoodstudent. B．Tomwakesuplatethatday.C．Tomsetshisclockfor7a.m. D．Tomdoesnotturnonhisclock.（2022秋·浙江金華·七年級校聯(lián)考期末）PaintingtoMakeaDifferenceBriaNeffisayoungartist.Shelovespaintingandanimals,sosheentersanartcontest(比賽)hostedbyInternationalFundforAnimalWelfare(國際愛護(hù)動物基金會)andshewins!Briaissoexcited,butshedoesn’tevenknowwhat“endangeredanimals”mean.Thenhermumgiveshertheanswerandalsotellsherthatmanyanimalsmaydisappear(消失).Briafeelssad,angry,andhelpless.Shetellshermumshewantstohelpthesewildanimals.Briadecidestopainttheanimalsandsellherpaintingstohelpprotectandsavethem.Shestartsstudyingendangeredanimalsandpaintingthem.Shetakesmanytripstothelibrarytostudytheanimals’lives,andwatchesvideosaboutthemtoo.Thenshewillcarefullythinkabouthowtopaintthem.Itoftentakesherfromafewdaystoafewmonthstofinishonepainting.WhenBrialearnsshecansellherpaintingsontheInternet,sheaskshermumtosetupawebsite(網(wǎng)站)forher.Bria,14,haspaintedover300paintingsandsheusesherwebsitetosellthem.Sofar,shehasdonated(捐贈)morethan$69,000.Briaisgladshecanmakeadifference.“Itdoesn’tmatterhowoldyouare,”shesays.“Youcanchangetheworld.Noideaistoosmall.”30．Briafeels________aftersheknowsabouttheendangeredanimals.A．helpful B．glad C．excited D．a(chǎn)ngry31．Bria________tostudytheendangeredanimals’lives.A．setsupawebsite B．goestothelibraryC．readspaintingbooks D．playsvideogames32．Whatcanyoulearnfromthepassage?A．Changingtheworldisimportant.B．Winningaworldcontestisimportant.C．Kidscanalsobehelpfultotheworld.D．Kidsaretooyoungtochangetheworld.33．Whatisthestructureofthispassage?A． B． C． D．（2022秋·浙江金華·七年級校聯(lián)考期末）Inthepast,someofminors(未成年人)mightspendalotoftimeplayingvideogamesonline.However,theywon’tbeabletodothisanymore.OnAugust30,2021,China’sgovernment(政府)cutonlinegamingtimeforminorstostopthemplayingvideogamestoomuch.Accordingtothenewrule,gamecompaniescanonlyofferone-hourservice(服務(wù))tominorsfrom8pmto9pmonFridays,SaturdaysandSundays,aswellasonholidays.Theycan’tplaygamesatanyothertime.Underearlierrules,minorscanplayonlinegamesfor1.5hoursonanydayandthreehoursonholidays.Butmanyparentshopetohavestricterrules.Asforthisnewrule,thereisastrongdebate.Somepeoplethinkthisisagoodthingwhileothersthinktheruleistoostrict.Therulealsoasksparentsandschoolstoworktogethertomakesureitisfollowed.34．Whycan’tminorsspendalotoftimeplayingvideogamesanymoreinChina?A．Theirparentsdon’twanttobutsmartphonesforthem.B．Gamecompaniesstopofferinggameservicetothem.C．Thegovernmentsetaruletocutonlinegamingtimeforthem.D．Schoolsstoppedstudentsfromplayingvideogamesonweekdays.35．Now,12-year-oldTomcanplayvideogames________accordingtothepassage.A．from8pmto9pmonFridays B．a(chǎn)tanytimeonSaturdaysC．for1.5hoursonanyday D．for3hoursonholidays36．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“debate”meaninChinese?A．意見 B．討論 C．困難 D．號召37．Thepassageismainlyabout________.A．whyminorslikeplayingvideogamesB．videogamesthatminorscouldplaynowC．howlongminorsshouldplayvideogamesD．therulethatstopsminorsgamingtoomuch（2022秋·浙江金華·七年級校聯(lián)考期末）Haveyoueverwantedtostopeatingsomethingsweetbutyoucouldn’t?Canyoueataboxofchocolateallbyyourself?Canyousay“no”tosweetsatparties?Ifyoucan’t,thenperhapsyou’resugaraddict(有癮的人).Doctorssaythatpeoplewhoofteneatsweetscaneasilybecomeaddictedtosugar.Sugaraddictionisserious,becauseitcanreallydamageyourhealthandevencause(導(dǎo)致)death.Doctorssaythatweshouldeathealthyfood,suchasfruitandvegetables,andweshouldn’teatalotofsugarorfastfood.Butsugaraddictsaredifficulttofollowtheadvice.Well,hereissomeusefuladviceforsugaraddicts:★Eatsomefreshfruitwhenyoureallywantsomethingsweettoeat.★Cutdownonsweetfoodslowly.Don’ttrytostopeatingitallatonce.★Youhavetotellyourparents.Theywillhelpyougiveup(放棄)badeatinghabits.38．Whocanbecomeaddictedtosugareasily?A．Peoplewhoofteneatsweets.B．Peoplewhoeatlotsoffastfood.C．Peoplewhodon’thavehealthyfood.D．Peoplewhoeatlotsoffruitandvegetables.39．Whatadvice(建議)doesthedoctorgiveus?①Weshouldeatchocolatetokeephealthy.②Weshouldn’teatalotoffastfood.③Wehavetogiveupbadeatinghabitsbyourselves.④Weshouldeatfreshfruitandvegetablestokeephealthy.⑤We’dbettercutdownsweetfoodslowly.A．①④⑤ B．②④⑤ C．①②③ D．②③④40．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Freshfruitsaretheworstfoodforus.B．Weshouldeatsugartokeephealthy.C．Parentsmayhelpyougiveupbadeatinghabits.D．Wecanstopeatingsweetfoodatonce.41．Wherecanweseethepassage?A．Inadictionary. B．Inastorybook.C．Inasciencebook. D．Inanewspaper.（2022春·浙江寧波·七年級?？计谀㏒tudentslearntheirlessonsinclass.Inclassteachersteachthem.Studentssitintheclassroomlisteningtotheteacher.Thisisawayoflearning.Isthistheonlywayforstudentstolearnsomething?Ofcoursenot.Thereisanotherwaytolearn.Thatis,studentscanteachthemselves.Forexample(例如),ifyoucannotremembersomethingwhenyouaredoingyourhomework,youcanlookatyourbooktofindtheanswer.Thisisawaytoteachyourself.Anditisnotadifficultthingbutagoodway.Wecandothisatanyplaceandatanytime.Howdoyouteachyourself?Thefirstthingyoumustdoisreading.Readsomethingyouareinterestedin,oryouhavetoread.Thesecondisthatyoumustaskyourselfquestions.Thequestionissomethingyoudon’tunderstand(明白),oryouwanttoknowmoreaboutit.Youcanwritedownthesequestions.Acleverstudentisusuallygoodataskingquestions.Thethirdistoanswerthequestionbythinkinghard,byreadingthetextorotherbooks,andsometimesbyaskingotherpeople.Thisisthewayofteachingyourself.Andyoumustdothisallbyyourself.Ifyoukeepdoinglikethisforalongtime,youaresuretosucceedinyourstudy.Youmaybethebeststudent.42．Teachingyourselfisagoodwayoflearningbecause________.A．youcan’tlookatyourbooktofindtheanswerB．youcandothisatanyplaceandatanytimeC．youcansitintheclassroomandlistentotheteacherD．youcan’tremembersomethingwhenyouaredoingyourhomework43．Whatisthemainideaofthesecondparagraph(段落)?A．Whatteachingyourselfis.B．Whyyoushouldteachyourself.C．Howyouteachyourself.D．Whyteachingyourselfisagoodwayoflearning.44．Theunderlinedword“succeed”probablymeans_______.A．worryabout B．dowell C．turnright D．gowrong45．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A．ReadingInterestingThingsB．AskYourselfQuestionsC．TeachingYourselfD．ThinkingHard（2022春·浙江寧波·七年級?？计谀㎜onglongago,therewasaclevermonkey.Helivedinanappletreeonabeautifulisland.Oneday,acrocodile(鱷魚)swamtotheisland.“I’mhungry”hesaid.Sothemonkeythrew(扔)aredappletothecrocodile.Thecrocodilemunched(咀嚼)andmunched.Thenextday,thecrocodilecameback.“Please,mayIhavetwoapples?”heasked.Heateoneandgaveonetohiswife.Thecrocodilewenttoseethemonkeyeverydaytolistentohisstoriesandeathisapples.Hewantedtobecleverjustlikethemonkey.Thecrocodile’swifehadanidea.“Whydon’tyoueathisheart(心)?Thenyoucanbeclever,justlikehim!”Thenextday,thecrocodilesaidtothemonkey.“Cometomyhouse!We’llhavelunchtogethertothankyoufortheapples.”Butwhenthemonkeyarrived,thecrocodilesaid,“Monkey!IwanttoeatyourheartsoIcanbeascleveryou.”Theclevermonkeythoughtquicklyandsaid,“Myheartisn’there.It’sinmyappletree.”Theywentbacktotheisland.“WaithereandIwillgetmyheart.”themonkeysaid.Themonkeyquicklyclimbedthetreeandsatatthetop.“Oh,crocodile.Youaretoogreedy(貪婪的).Ofcourse,youcan’thavemyheart.Andnowyoucan’thavemyapples,either!”Theclevermonkeylaughedandlaughed!46．Whydidthecrocodilevisitthemonkeyeveryday?A．Topickapplesforthemonkey.B．Togetsomeapplestoeat.C．Topracticehisswimmingskills.D．Totellstoriestothemonkey.47．Whatdidthecrocodilewantfromthemonkeylater?A．Tokeepthemonkeyasafriend.B．Tohaveadeliciouslunch.C．Tobecleverlikethemonkey.D．Toliveintheappletree48．Whatcanweinfer(推測)fromthestory?A．Thecrocodilelearnedhowtopickapples.B．ThemonkeylefthisheartinCheappletree.C．Thecrocodilegotthemonkey’sheartintheend.D．Thecrocodilecouldnotgetanythingfromthemonkey.49．Whatisthemoral(寓意)of

thestory?A．Don’tbeagreedyman.B．Don’thelppeopleindanger.C．Friendscanhelpusintimesofneed.D．Don’tbelieve(相信)animalsthatcantalk.（2022秋·浙江麗水·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Whenwetravel,wecanmakenewfriends,seebeautifulplacesandlearnaboutforeigncultures(文化).Wealsogrowaspeople,havefunandchallenge(挑戰(zhàn))ourselves.However,whileyou’retraveling,youwillhavedifficultiesnowandthen.Wehavesometipsthatwillmakeyourtripseasier.There’sasayingthatsometravelershave:takehalftheclothesandtwicethemoney.Thismeansthatyoushouldonlypackhalfoftheclothesthatyouthinkyou’llneed,andyoushouldbringtwicetheamountofmoneythatyouthinkyou’llneed.Somepeoplebringtoomanyclothes.Ifyoudothis,yourbagwillbetooheavy,anditwillbedifficulttocarry.Youdon’tneedtoomanyclothes.It’sbettertohavealightsuitcase.Ontheotherhand,somepeopledon’tbringenoughmoney.It’sgoodtotakesomeextramoney,justincaseyourunout.Ofcourse,safetyisthemostimportantthingwhenyou’retraveling.Beforeyoutravel,learnabouttheplacethatyou’regoingtovisit.Readaguidebook.Thebookwilltellyouallaboutthedangersinthatplace.Itwilltellyouwhichpartsofacityaresafe,andwhichpartsarenot.Everyplaceisdifferent,butyoushouldalwaysfollowthesehandytipswhenyoutravel.First,whenyou’reatanairport,astrangermightoffertodriveyoutoyourhotel.Ignore(忽略)thatpersonandgotothetaxistand.Thatpersonisprobablyanillegal(非法的)taxidriver.Second,don’tcarrytoomuchcash.Youcanuseyourbankcardinstead,【________】Finally,ifyoutravelbyyourself,alwaystellafriendwhereyouarestaying.Thatway,theycanfindyouifthere’saproblem.Somepeoplethinkthattravelingisalittlescary,butit’susuallyalotoffun.Justremembertostaysafe,besmart,andhaveagoodtime!50．Whatdoes“nowandthen”inthefirstparagraphmean?A．Allthetime B．Never C．Sometimes D．Often51．Whyareguidebooksimportantaccordingtothearticle?A．Theygiveimportantinformation. B．Theytellyoufunnyplacestogo.C．Theycanbesoldformoney. D．Theyhelpyoumakefriends.52．Whichsentenceisthebesttoputin【________】?A．mostcitiesallowtravelerstopaywithbankcards.B．itiseasytogotoabankclosetoyou.C．carryingtoomuchcashisnotgoodD．youcanlookforbeautifulplacestovisit.53．Whichofthefollowingisthetipthatthearticlegives?A．Ignoreillegaltaxidrivers.B．Totakeabigsuitcaseisbetterthantwosmallones.C．Alwaysgotravelingwithafriend.D．Takeasmuchmoneyastheclothes.（2022秋·浙江麗水·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Jimmyishappy.Hisunclegiveshimaniceredpen.Helikesitverymuch.HetakesittoschoolandshowsittohisbestfriendJack.Jacklikesit,too.Aftermathclass,Jimmyopenshispencilboxandwantstoshowthepentootherclassmates.Butit’snotthere.“Whereismypen?”Jimmythinks,andhebeginstolookforitinhisschoolbag.Hecan’tfindit.Theredpenislost.Jimmyissad.HeremembersheonlyshowsthepentoJack.“Jack,Ican’tfindmypen,”Jimmysaystohisfriend.Afterhearingthis,Jacklooksuneasy(不安的).“Youwillfindit.”hesays.Jimmysaysnothinganddoesn’ttellothersaboutthis.

Intheafternoon,Jimmytakesouthissciencebookbeforethescienceclass.Hefindshisredpenisinit.Acardisinthebook,too.Itsays,“Here’syourpenandI’mreallysorry.Arewestillbestfriends?”“Sure,”Jimmythinksandgivesabigsmile(微笑)toJack.54．WhyisJimmyhappytoday?A．Becauseitishisbirthday. B．Becausehegetsapenfromhisuncle.C．Becausehelosthispen. D．Becausehefindshispeninhisroom.55．WhendoesJimmyfindhispenlost?A．Inthemathclass. B．Afterthescienceclass.C．Beforehegetstoschool. D．Afterthemathclass.56．Whichistherightorder?①Can’tfindthepen.

②Havemath.

③HaveScience.

④Getacard.A．①②③④ B．②①④③ C．①③②④ D．②③①④57．Fromthestory,wecaninfer(推斷)_________.A．JackhelpsJimmyfindhispen. B．Jacksteals(偷)Jimmy’spen.C．JimmyisangrywithJack. D．JimmygiveshispentoJack.（2022秋·浙江嘉興·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Inourschool,thereisabiglibrary.Therearelotsofbooksinit.Wecanfindallkindsofbooksinit.Someareforusstudentsandsomearefortheteachers.60setsofdesksandchairsareinthelibrary.Thedesksareblueandchairsarewhite.Ilikethecolors.Onthewallaresixpicturesofourschool.Ilikereadinganddoingresearch(研究)init.SoIgotothelibraryeveryday.Itisopenfrom8o’clockto22o’clock.Andwecanfindthebooksweneedeasily.However,manyofthebooksinthelibraryareveryold.Itisnotgoodforstudentstodoresearch.Therearenotenough(足夠的)computersinthelibrary.Ialwaysfindsomestudentswaitforthecomputerbecauseotherstudentsneedtousethecomputerforalongtime.58．Whoisthelibraryfor?A．Students. B．Teachers. C．Parents. D．Studentsandteachers.59．Howlong(多久)doesthelibraryopen?A．14hours. B．15hours. C．16hours. D．17hours.60．What’sonthewallofthelibrary?A．Amap. B．Aclock.C．Somephotosoftheteachers. D．Somepicturesoftheschool.61．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．Manyofthebooksinthelibraryarenew.B．Thereareenoughcomputersinthelibrary.C．Ialwaysgotothelibrary.D．Thereare40setsofdesksandchairsinthelibrary.（2022秋·浙江嘉興·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）TheOresundBridgeconnectstwocountries—DenmarkandSweden.Thisbridgeisabout16kmlong.Ithasabridgeoverthesea,atunnelundertheseaandaman-madeislandinthesea.TouristsfromtheDenmarksideneedtogofromthetunnel-leveltothebridge-levelontheisland.Ittookoverfouryearstobuildthisbridge.WhenitopenedonJuly1st,2000,alargenumberofpeoplewenttohavealook.Theyweresurprisedatitsbeauty.Nowitisstilloneoftheworld’smostbeautifulbridges,▲—peoplehavetopay$52forpassingit!About6,000touristsgothroughthebridgeeverydayandabout8millionpeoplepassthebridgebytraineachyear.Since2000,atotalofmorethan12,000carsand50thousandpeoplecrossitdailyoritisabout4.5millioncarsand19millionpeopleyearly!ThetrafficacrossSwedentoDenmarkrisesforabout11%ayear,andthebridgeispossiblyfullypaidin2035.TheOresundBridgehasagreatinfluenceonthe3.5millionpeopleintheOresundarea.Itmakestheirpeople’sliveseasyandofcoursetheeconomyinthisareawillgrowfastinthefuture.62．Accordingtothepassage,theOresundBridgehas________parts.A．three B．four C．five D．six63．WhichofthefollowingisthebestsentencetofillintheblankinParagraph2?A．butthisbridgeisnotfree B．a(chǎn)ndmanypeoplecometovisititC．soitisfamousallovertheworld D．becausepeoplebuiltitinadifferentway64．WhichsentencecantellustheOresundBridgeisverypopular?A．Itisoneoftheworld’smostbeautifulbridges.B．About6,000touristsgothroughthebridgeeveryday.C．Ittookoverfouryearstobuildthisbridge.D．Morethan120,000carscrossitdaily.65．Thispassageisprobablytakenfromthe________partofanewspaper.A．sports B．history C．music D．geography（2022秋·浙江舟山·七年級統(tǒng)考期末）Manypeoplethinkit’simportantandgoodforhealthtowashthefoodbeforecookingit.However,forsomefoodlikeeggs,washingcandomoreharm(害處)thangood.Peopleliketowashtheshell(殼)beforetheycooktheegg.Theywanttomakesurethere’snodirtorgerms(細(xì)菌)ontheegg.Buttheydon’tneedtodothis,becausefactorieswilldotheclea