七年级首字母填空练习((含答案)

1、根据首字母填空专项练习（含答案）Can animals be made to work for us Some scientists think that one day animals may be t to do a number of simple jobs They s that in a f i Im or on TV we may see eIephants , monkeys , dogs , bears , or other anima I s doi ng a Iot of th i ngs . If you w carefuI Iy , you may f ind that

2、 those animals are gi vensomething to eat in return for d them . The scientists saythat many d animals may be taught to do a number of simplejobs if they wiI I get something to eat .Of course, as we know , dogs can be used to guard a house , and e I ephants can be used to do some heavy j . And we ca

3、n a I so teach animals to work i n f . Apes , for examp I e have b used i n Amer ica to he I p make cars and sc i ent i sts b that these monkeys may one day get i n crops and e dr i ve tra i ns .1. 2. 3. 4. 5.6. 7. 8. 9. 10.may want to study to be animal are often c uvets ”.Many of them work in anim

4、al h Others may work on farms or at a z Some study animal d i seases and try to find w to keep the animals from gett i ng i. They do stud i es i n m for I isten to an animaIs * s h. They check its ears,eyes, mouth and b I ood. They o on animals when they need to. They may give the animals shots（注射）a

5、nd tel I the pets' o what food i s best.1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.On I y mother I ove i s true love. It gives e everything al I his Iife.When you are still a baby, mother takes good care of you as much as possible. I n your wak i ng hours she a I ways ho I ds you in her arms. When you are ill

6、, she stops her work right now to Iook after you day and n and forgets about herse If.When you are growing up day by day, she fee Is very happy.When you are o I d e to go to schooI, mother stillIooks after you a I I the t On cold winter days, she a I ways tells you to p on more clothes. She a I ways

7、 standsin the wind waiting for you back from schooI every day. When you hurry to leave home for schooI with I ittIe b . She a I ways fee I s worr i ed about you at home. She u knowsabout you study and spend much money on your schooI things. When you do we I I at schoo I , you wi I I see the br i ght

8、est s on her face. Mother can do everything for you day after day.Mother is always ready to give everything she has to her chi Idren, not to receive. What true love that is in the w ! We will r Mother Love for ever!1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9.10.When I was walking down the street one day , I s asmaI I

9、bag on the ground . I picked it up and opened it to see wI cou I d find out the owner ' s name . There was ninside it except some do I Iars and a picture of a woman and a young girl about tweIve years old . I put the photo back and took the bag to the pol ice stat ion . Before I I eft , the poI

10、iceman wrote down my name and my a . He thought the owner might want to thank me .That evening I went to have dinner with my aunt and uncIe . They had a I so asked a young woman to have d i nner with us . Her face was fami liar, but I couldn' t r where I had seenher D our talk, the young woman h

11、appened to say thatshe had I her bag that afternoon . All at once Iremembered w I had seen her . She was the young girl inthe photo . though she Iooked now much o than the girl in the picture . She was very s, of course , when I told her about the bag . After dinner we went to the poI ice station an

12、d got back her bag . The poI iceman said to me , s a wonderfu I thing. You found not on I y the bag , but a I so the owner of the bag . ”1. 2. 3. 4. 5.6. 7. 8. 9. 10.Seumas Mcsporran i s a very b man. He i s 60 years oIdand he has thi rteen jobs. He is a postman , a policeman ,a f i reman , a tax i

13、dr i ver , a schoo Hbus dr i ver , a boatman , an ambuIance man , an accountant , a petrol attendant , a barman , and an undertaker e Al so , he and h i s wife , Margaret , have a shop and a sma I I I and works on the i s I and of G i gha i nthe west of Scot I and. Only 120 peop I e I i ve on Gi gha

14、 but i n s 150 tour i sts come by b every weekday Seumas gets up ats ix and makes b for the hote I guests. At eight he dr i vesthe i s I and' s chi Idren to s. At nine he co I I ects the post from the boat and de I i vers i t to a I I the houses on the i s I and. He a I so de I i vers the beer t

15、o the island' s only pub. Then he he I ps Margaret i n the s . He says: uMargaret I ikes be ing busy, n have hoi idays and we don' t I ike w teIevision. In the evening Margaret makes supper and I do the accounts. At ten we have a glass of wine and then we go to bed. P our I ife isn' t ve

16、ry exciting, but we I ike it.1. 2. 3. 4. .9.10.Tim spent in a bookshop can be enjoyabIe . If you go to a good s , no assistant wi I I come near to you and say , “Can I h you " You needn' t buy a you don' t want . You may try to find out where the book you want is . But if you w,

17、the assistant wi I I Iead you there and then he wiI I go away . It seems that he is not interested i selling any books at a I I .There is a story which t us about a good shop . Amedical student found a very usefuI book in a shop , but it is too expensive for him to b. He couldn' t get it from th

18、e I i brary , e. So every afternoon he went there to r a I ittIe at a time . One day , however , he couldn' t find the book from its usua I p I ace and was I eav i ng when he saw an assistant signing to him e To his s, the assistant pointed to the book in a corner , “I put it there so as not to

19、be so I d out . " said the ass i stant . Then he I et the student go on with hi s reading ..6. 7. 8. 9.6. 7. 8. 9.10.(S二salesgirl ; H二Han mei )S: Good morning. Can I he Ip youH: Yes. I this bIouse Iast week, but there's somethingwrong with it. When I it, the colours ran. I can11 it n

20、ow. I want you to this blouse or give me my back.S: Let me see. Did you wash it in waterH: Of course not.S: It as if it hasn't been washed fol lowing the Did you I eave i t in water you washed itH: No, I didn* t do that, I didn11 put it co I d water unt i I I washed i t.1. 2. 3. 4.5.10.When you

21、go to Eng I and you may find the traffic there i s d ifferent from ours. As a f you must be c in thestreets, because the traffic d on the I eft. You must I ook to the r i ght and then the I eft before you cross a street.In the morning and in the evening when peopIe go to or come back from work, the

22、streets are very b. traffic is most d then.When you go by bus in England, you have to take care, too. Always r the traffic m on the I eft. You have tot a look first or you wi I I go to the w way.In many Engl ish cities there are big buses with two fYou can sit on the second one. From there you can s

23、ee the city very well.1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9.10.Which animal do we need m Dogs Horses No! The a to the quest i on i s cows Cows give us milk. And mi I k i s one of our most important k of food.Suppose （假设）that a I I the milk cows make i n one year were put j bottIes. And suppose these bottIes were

24、 put side by s i de. The Ii ne of bottIes wouId go a I I around the worId 400 t That i s a I ot of mi I k, I ess than half of it i s used ford and cooking. Most of it is u to make butter cheese,ice cream and many other things. 11 takes many cows to give us that m milk. But not as many as it used to.

25、 A cow used to give on I y about 1,500 quarts（夸脱）of milk a year. Now a fine cow may g 9 more than 3, 000 quarts i n a year.Why do cows give more milk today Now farmers have better cows. The cows get better c 10 and better food.1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7.8.9.Here, s a part of an e-mail answer from Joe giving

26、 some adv ice to hi s son i n co I I ege . "When I was young , I often met t about what to do and what not to do . My grandmother to I d me not to worry about those th i ngs . I o did them once a year or once a I ifet ime . I , I should try to do we I I those things , and I do them every day .

27、For examp I e , I need to eat every day , so I shou I d I earn how to c I need to ta I k to o every day , so I shou I d I earn how to work with d peopIe and know how to s well . Iwa I k every day , so my s shou I d be a I I r ight and comfortabIe . Every night I sIeep , so my bed shouId Iet me have

28、a good rest . Taking care of the e thingsm that you do a better job of the one in a I ifetime things as well . ” 1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7.8.9.oLet me tel I you a story . A good f r iend of mine I ives with s i x hundred animals on an i s I and . Ever s he I eft schoo I ,he has traveI Ied a I I over the wo

29、r Id I for animals for hi sown zoo . He wr ites books about his traveIs , and about his wonderfuI a. The money for hi s books he Ips him to p for a I I the animal food . My f r i end to I d me that when he was I ook i ng for water I ast week (There i s not enough water on the i s I and , though ther

30、e i s a I ot a I I around i t ) , he f oi I . He n money for his traveIs and for his zoo , and a little oil wouId buy e water for a Iong time , but heknows that if he tells anybody eIse about it , it wi I I be the e of h i s zoo and his life' s work . So I think he will not teI I anybody e you a

31、nd me about what he found - because oi I and water can' t be p together . Oi I may br inggreater troubIe to hi s animals than not having enough water . Do you think so1. 2. 3. 4. 5.6. 7. 8. 9. 10.Can animals be made to work for peopIe Some scientists think that one day animals may be trained to

32、do a number of simple jobs i of peopIe . They say that at a ci reus（杂吉支场）， for e, we may see e I ephants , monkeys , dogs and other animals doing q skillful things . Perhaps you have seen them on the television or in a f i Im . If you watch closely , you may f i nd that the tra i ner （驯兽员） a I ways

33、g the animal some sugar o r a piece of fruit as areward .Thesc i ent i sts saythat manyd animals may be trained to do a lot of simple thingsif theyknowthey wi II geta rewardf doing that .Of course , as we know , dogs can be trained to I after a house , and soldiers i n both oId andmodern t have used

34、 geese to give warning （警才艮） by m a lot of noise when an enemy comes near . Anda I so it may be possible to tra in animals to work in fami I ies or f.1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.GThe u means the earth , the sun , the moon and thestars and the space b them . Many of the stars are so f away that we c

35、an not see them . The moon , our sate I I i te ,trave I s a the earth . 11 has a I ready been v i s i ted bman from the earth . Man-made sate I Ii tes have been sent up i space by many countr i es . They go round the earth . Theyare used for helping us to I earn more a the earth , the weather and ot

36、her things . They are a I so used for send ing and r messages . It makes peopIe f different countr i es understand each other much better . So peop I e say the wor I d i tse I f is becoming a much s p I ace. Peop Ie call the sma I I pI ace “the global vi I I age ” .1. 2. 3. 4. 5.6. 7. 8. 9.10.0If yo

37、u don' t use your arms or your Iegs for some time , they wi I I become weak ; when you start using them again , they wi I I graduaI Iy （逐渐地）become stronger again . Everybody knows this . Yet many peopIe do not seem to know that it is thes with memory . When someone says that he has a good memory

38、 , he rea I I y means that he d give it enough chance to become stronger.If a fr iend says that his arms and Iegs are weak , we k 3 that it is his own fau11 . But if he teI Is us that he has a poor memory , many of us th ink that h i s p 4 are to bI ame , and f 5 of us know that it is just his own f

39、ault.Have you e 6 found some peop I e can' t read or wr i te but they usua I Iy have b 7 memor ies Thi s i s b 8 they cannot read or wr ite and they h 9 to remember things ; they cannot wr ite them down in a I itt Ie notebook . They must remember dates , names , songs and stor ies ; so the i r m

40、emory i s the who I e time being exercised.So i f you want a good memory , I 10 from these peop I e : pract i se remember i ng .1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.遁Henry was worr ied. Thi s was his f i rst t ime to go trave I ing by air. He did not know h to find his seat, so he went tothe a i r hostess a

41、nd asked, “Could you help me I can' t find my seat. " The a i r hostess s him the seat and to I d him tosit d and fasten the seat belt. She to Id Henry not to m about when the pIane was going up. And she a I so said that Henry' s ears might fee I a I itt Ie s, but he didn, t need to wor

42、ry about it b many peopIe felt I ike that. Whenthe pIane was f very high, Henry couId stand up and waIkround. He couId e read books, newspapers or see films. The a i r hostess wou I d b food and dr i nks. Henry cou I de the fI ight and arr i ved home soon.1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9.10.KEYS:1 taught , say , w