人教版2019-2020学年七年级下册期中检测英语试题C卷

人教版2019-2020学年七年级下册期中检测英语试题C卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、完型填空On one cold January morning, my alarm clock went off and woke me up. I jumped up really quickly because it scared me. It was probably because I was_ a bad dream, a really scary one. It was in a haunted house, and I was locked inside all_. Then, when I opened the door, someone jumped out. That is when my alarm clock went off. When I looked at my calendar, I was not very happy _ it was Monday. Mondays are always so _. I looked at my alarm clock to see what time it was. It said 6：45. Then I remembered that my mom made me change it from 7：00. I got out of bed _. After I got dressed, I went downstairs to the kitchen to eat breakfast. I took a banana because I wasnt _. Then, just as I started to peel it, I noticed a spider on the side of it. I have always been _ spiders. I always get scared when I see them. The next thing I did was to go into the bathroom to brush my teeth and wash my hair. I picked up my toothbrush and toothpaste and_ toothpaste on my toothbrushat least I tried to. It was all _,so I had to use my fathers. When I was walking_ the bathroom, I hit my head on the door. That was when I knew I would have an awful day.1 . AmakingBbuildingChavingDending2 . AaliveBalongCawakeDasleep3 . AbutBorCbecauseDafter4 . AinterestingBexcitingCboringDamazing5 . ApolitelyBslowlyCloudlyDeasily6 . AhungryBthirstyCtiredDsad7 . Ainterested inBafraid ofCworried aboutDcareful with8 . AputBcarriedChandedDprovided9 . AmissedBgoneCdiedDlost10 . AinsideBacrossCout ofDnext to二、阅读单选In modern society, living without money sounds almost impossible. However, thats exactly what an Australian couple from a big city has been doing for nearly a whole year.Rachel Newby, 25, and Liam Culbertson, 27, have come up with creative ways of making it through the year without spending any money. They built themselves a new house. The house was made of used wood and recycled materials. They grew their own food, and at times they didnt hesitate to look for food in the dustbins (垃圾箱).But this year has been quite difficult. The soil in their garden was too poor to grow vegetables. The climate (气候) there was terrible as well. They kept moving their home till they finally lived in a 2.5-square-meter house. They collected cold rainwater to take a shower. Whats worse, they had to share a toilet with the rest of the community.Even though they had no jobs, they didnt have a lot of free time to waste. They spent most of the day working for local farmers planting vegetables and picking fruit so that they could earn their next meal. They had five ducks that could provide them with fresh eggs. But when there wasnt enough food for them, they had to go to look for food in the dustbins.Not everyone is brave enough to do this. But they really made it work and they felt happy.11 . What did the Australian couple live without money for?ATeaching people a lesson.BTheir jobs.CLocal farmers.DA special experience.12 . How did the Australian couple feed themselves?AThey sold vegetables and fruit for money.BThey mainly depended on the food in the dustbins.CThey tried their best to get everything necessary themselves.DThey expected other people to give food to them.13 . What does the underlined word “hesitate” mean in Chinese?A坚持B犹豫C决心D尝试14 . How might the writer feel about the Australian couple?AThey are a bit strange.BThey are very brave.CThey are young and smart.DThey are very funny.15 . What can we infer from the passage?AThe Australian couple hated the city life so they lived in the country.BThe Australian couple would continue to live there for the rest of their life.CNothing is impossible as long as you use your head and work hard enough.DMore and more old people are looking forward to living in the countryside.Fresh off his MasterChef Junior run, Evan Robinson, who is only 12 years old, is using his kitchen skills to raise money for Puerto Rico. The TV show contestant wanted to offer help after hurricanes(飓风) hit the country last September.“Ive been seeing, all over the news, people struggling,” Evan said. “They cant get fresh water, electricity; they cant get really anything. I know Im just a kid, but I think if a lot of people do something, a lot of things will get better.”He raises money by baking and taking online orders for homemade empanadas(馅饼). He started cooking on a recent Friday night. By the next Sunday evening, he had filled orders for 420 empanadas roasted chicken, cheeseburger and vegetarian getting $18 for six empanadas and $30 for a dozen.His mom, Veronica Robinson, helped him send the empanadas around the city. “Weve never done anything like this before,” she said. “But its a great idea, so I want to help him make it work.”For Evans out-of-town friends and supporters, he has set up a crowdfunding(众筹) page. Through it, hes hoping to raise $1, 500 in “virtual (虚拟的) empanadas”. This is because he heard on the news that it could take Puerto Rico years, maybe even 10 years, to recover(复原) from the hurricanes. And he said, “Fruit pies are up next. And my baking will continue as well.”Its a difficult job, especially for a kid with homework and Boy Scouts and friendships to tend to. But he doesnt seem worried.“Its what were supposed to do.” he said. “Im a human. Theyre humans. Why shouldnt I help them?”Indeed.16 . How did Evan help those struggling in Puerto Rico?AHe asked his parents to send the empanadas around the city.BHe continued offering a lot of fresh water and fruit pies to them.CHe donated his big winning prize in his MasterChef Junior run.DHe raised money by selling homemade empanadas through online orders.17 . Evan set up a crowdfunding page because.Ahe raised more money than he expected for the people in needBhe knew that it could take Puerto Rico a long time to recoverChe wanted more and more friends to know his kitchen skillsDthe number of online orders was beyond his expectation18 . According to the passage, which are the best words to describe Evan?Akind-hearted and helpfulBcareful and confidentChonest and hard-workingDhumorous and organized19 . How can we understand the last sentence in the passage?AFriendship is important in our lives.BIts difficult for humans to raise money.CWe should help those whore in need.DEveryone must do something unusual.It seems more and more Americans want schools to teach foreign languages to children younger than five years old.The most popular way to teach these young children another language is called immersion(沉浸式语言教学法).Children in immersion programs hear only the new language in the classroom. The children play games, sing songs and talk to one another in the new language. Some experts(专家)say immersion programs are the most effective(有效的)way for young children to learn a language. But there can be a problem when children in the United States begin to learn another language at such an early age. Not many elementary schools continue to teach a foreign language. Only seven of the fifty states require(要求)schools to teach a foreign language to students between the ages of six and twelve. Language experts say it is easier for younger children to learn a language. Still, American schools generally do not begin to teach foreign languages until secondary schools. By then, students are about thirteen years old.American schools face difficult choices about the cost of educational programs. The government has increased support for foreign language study in its education law called NoChildLeftBehind.At the college, the Modern Language Association says more students than ever are studying foreign languages and more languages are being studied now than in the past. Spanish is the most widely(广泛地)taught in American colleges and universities. French, German, Chinese and Italian are also popular.20 . The most popular way to teach the American children another language is called .AtaskBspeakingCimmersionDlistening21 . Where is Spanish the most widely taught?AIn American colleges and universities.BIn American secondary schools.CIn American high schools.DIn American elementary schools.22 . Students in immersion programs can do the following things EXCEPT .Atalking to one another in the new languageBhearing their native languageCplaying games in the new languageDhearing the new language23 . Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?AThe government doesnt support this program.BAll schools will take part in the immersion program.CIts the best for children to learn a foreign language at an early age.DNot many elementary schools continue to teach a foreign language.24 . What is the passage mainly about?AForeign language teaching in America.BForeign language teaching ways in America.CForeign language teaching in American universities.DForeign language teaching in American high schools.One of lifes great treats, for a lover of books( especially fantasy books),is to open a cover to find a map secreted inside and filled with the details of a land about to be discovered. A writers map shows a fully imagined world. A new book, The Writers Map, contains dozens of the magical maps that writers have drawn or that have been made by others to explain the places theyve created. All maps are products of human imagination, writes Lewis Jones, the books editor. For some writers making a map is absolutely central to the skills of shaping and telling their tale.The book includes the map from Thomas Mores Utopia, which were published in 1516 and contained the first fantasy map in a work of fiction, as far as anyone can tell. The book also has the maps that remind fantasy filled childhoods: Middle Earth, the mystenous Narnia, the Hundred Acre Wood,etc. But there are more maps of private treasures here. too. Among these maps, the one for. Treasure Island is a landmark, one of the most typical literary(文学的) mans of all Lewis Jones writes. It comes up more than once in the books reviews, which are written by writers and mapmakers. Robert Stevenson first sketched the map in 1881 for his son, and a red X marks the place where treasure was buried. For many writers, mapmaking is a practical work that pulls them into their own work. “ I always draw my way into stories, writes Abi Elphinstone, the author of the Dreamsnatcher books. “ I begin every story I write by drawing a map because it helps me know where my characters move next. Also, making maps is fun. Mapping does have problems. Frances Hardinge, a British childrens book writer, explains the worlds she dreams up areunmappable. A map helps shape a readers idea of a fictional Place, but it may limit the readers imagination.25 . What is a great treat for a book lover in Paragraph 1?AFinding a map in a book.BReading a book with great imagination.CImproving skills of telling tales.DBeing an editor of a book.26 . According to Paragraph 2, what do we know about Utopia?AUtopiais as famous asMiddle Earth.BUtopiais a book by Lewis Jones.CUtopiacontained the oldest fantasy map.DUtopiais a map by Thomas More.27 . Who first drew the Treasure Island map?AFrances Hardinge.BThomas More.CAbi Elphinstone.DRobert Stevenson.28 . According to Paragraphs 4 and 5,which of following is NOT true about mapmaking!AAbi Elphinstone thinks that mapmaking is helpful and fun.BSome writers dont make maps because they dont have the talent.CFrances thinks her dream worlds cant be shown by mapmaking.DMaking maps sometimes may not help the readers imagine.29 . In which part of a magazine would you most probably read the text?ATravel.BBusiness.CCulture.DFashion.三、填写适当的单词补全句子用所给单词的正确形式填空30 . The doctors in local hospitals are not allowed(accept）rewards.31 . Will you stop(design）such terrible noise?32 . How(睡觉） you are.33 . (be) cool is being popular.34 . How can you get your ears(pierce).35 . They talk instead of(写）their homework.36 . I dont know the(重要) of the job.37 . It is important that our body is kept(健康).38 . I have no time at(现在).39 . He(成功）last year.四、用单词的正确形式完成句子though，twelve，Canada，miss，true40 . Jack speaks English well.He is a _boy.41 . My brother is an honest boy.He always tells the_42 . Today is my _birthday.I will have a party at home.43 . _ it rained heavily，he went to work as usual.44 . Can I borrow your pen? Mine is_五、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Lin Fen is in a middle school. He likes to play basketball at school. And he always 45 . (go) home late. His home is near his school. And his mother knows that. So she 46 . (not) worry about him. Lin Fen comes to a store 47 . his mother this morning. The store is big. It sells all kinds of 48 . (thing). Then his mother 49 . (ask) Lin Fen, “What do you want?”“I need 50 . red sweater，” says Lin Fen. His mother says, “You look nice in red, 51 . its not OK for playing basketball.”Lin Fen says, “Hahaha. I like this one very much. Please buy it for 52 . (I). And I want two pairs 53 . shoes, too.” His mother says to the assistant. “How 54 . are they?” The assistant says, “120 yuan.”六、信息匹配66Tim graduated from university. He had some useful books which helped him pass the exams. But now they are not valuable to him. He wanted to give them away to others.67Jacky is fond of drinking a bottle of beer each meal. Now he has collected many of the beer bottles. He hoped to make some money by selling them out.68Mary was born in a rich family. She could buy any clothes she liked from the shops. But she never wore them more than three times. She thought it was a waste. So she wanted to give them away to those who needed them.69Lucys sofa was broken last week. Today She bought a new set of sofa. She had no room for the old sofa and she would like to find a place to put it.70Johns Iphone doesnt work this morning because it is short of electricity. After checking with it, he found something wrong with the battery. He had to buy a new one and put the old one into a certain dustbin.AWe are the students in the poor area in China. Now it is cold winte