七年级上册英语阅读理解及答案

1、七年级上册英语阅读理解及答案（一）Little Tom down the street calls our dog ,The keep dogn. Zip is a sheep dog. But when Tom tries to say1' Seep”, it comes out "keep”. And in a way Tom is ri ght. Zip is al ways br ingi ng th i ngs hoem for us to keep! 1*11 tell you about some of them.Zip* s first present was

2、 a shoe. 11 was made of green silk.We didn't know how Zi p found the shoe. But after a moment Mary, my b ig s i ster, told me the shoe had a strange smel I. I nodded （点头）and he Id my nose. ,What do you th i nk i t i s""It smeI Is Ii ke someth i ng for cleaning. I th i nk someone tr i e

3、d to cIean a spot （污，点、）off the shoe. Then he put it at the door to dry. HHA long came Zip. And good-bye shoe!H I said. HWe shouId take it back. n“We can11 H.said my sistter.HMaybe I i ttIe Tom i s right, Mary sa i d. "Maybe Zip i s a keep dog!Hwr iter and Mary didn't know.Zip's fi rst

4、present was Zip carr i ed i ts fi rst present homeowned Zip's f i rst present Zi p* s f i rst present was made ofcalls Zip “the keep dognbecause.dog I ikes keeping things dog I ikes playing with shoesdoesn* t know the dog* s name can11 pronounce the word nsheepHweI Imade the shoe strange was co

5、I our smeI I s i zeit was a silk oneword "keep"in the Iast sentence means ”things for itseIf things for other to keepletting it run about care of a smaI I childcan know from the read ing that the dog A. I i kes to gi ve presents to peopIe been kept i n at the wr i ter 1s homebrought some t

6、roubIe to be cal led "the keep dog”（二）An old Iady in a pIane had a bIanket （毯子）over her head and she did notwant to take it off . The ai r hostess spoke to her, but the old Iady said,have never been in a pIane before , and I am fr ightened. I am going to keep this b I anket over my headunt i Iw

7、e areback on theground aga i n !”Then the capta incame.He sa id, “Madam, Iam the capta in ofthispIane.The weather i s fine,thereare nocIouds i n the sky, and everythi ngi sgoi ngvery well. " But shecont i nued toh i de.So the capta i n turned and started to go back. Then the o I d I ady I ooked

8、 out from under the bIanket with one eye and said, “I am sorry, young man, but I don' t I ike pIanes and I am never going to f Iy again. But I ' I I say one thing, She continued kindly, “You and your wife keep your pIane very clean!n1. An old Iady had.A. glasses B. a bIanket over her head C.

9、 a coat D. a basket2. A. She didn' t want to.A. take it off B. turn it off C. get on D. taIk about it3.spoke to her .A. The a i r hostess B. The man next to her C. her husband D. one of her fr i ends4. The o I d I ady had never been before .A. abroadB. home C. in a pIane D. in hospitaI5. The wom

10、an didn' t Iike pIanes and she was never goingA. to fIy aga i n B. to traveI C. to go abroad D. to go homeKey: 1-5 BAACA（三）Dick I i ved i n Eng I and. One day i n January he said to hi s wi fe, "I'm going to fly to New York next week because I ' ve got some work there. "Where a

11、re you going to stay there, hi s wife asked. HI don' t know yet. Dick answered. nPlease send me your address from there i n a te I egram （电寸艮），“h i s wi fe sa i d. nAI I ri ght, M Dick answered.He fIew to New York on January 31 st and found a nice hoteI in the center of the city. He put h i s th

12、 i ngs i n h i s room and then he sent h i s wi fe a te I egram. He put the address of his hoteI in it.I n the even i ng he didn't have any work, so he went to a c i nema. He came out at nine o*clock and said, nNow I1 m going back to my hoteI and have a nice dinner."He found a taxi （出租车）and

13、 the dr i ver said, ,Where do you want to go1' ButDick didn't remember the name and address of his hoteI.“Which hoteI are my things in1' he said, “And what am I going to do tonight” But the dr i ver of the taxi did not know. So Dick got out and went into a post off icee There he sent hi

14、s wife another telegram, and in it he wrote, MPIease send me my address at this post office. MChoose the r i ght answer1. Dick flew to New York because A. he went there for a ho I i day B. he had work there C. he went there for sightseeing （观光）D. his home was there2. Why d i d h i s wife want a te I

15、 egram from himA. Because she didn't know hi s address yet B. Because she wanted to go toNew York, tooC.Because she might send him another teI egramD. Because she couldn* teave her husband by h imseIf i n New York3. Where did Dick stay in New YorkA. I n the center of the c i ty.B. I n a hote I.

16、C. I n a restaurant.D.At h i s fr i end1s house.4. Who wouId send him the name and address of his hoteIA.The manager （经理）of h i s hote I. B. The pol ice office. C. The tax i dr i ver.D. Hiswife.5. Which of the fol lowing is not trueA. Dick stayed at a nice hoteI in the center of the city.B. Dick d i

17、dn* t work on the fi rst night of hi s arrival.C. Dick forgot to send h i s wife a teI egram.D. Dick wanted to go back to hi s hoteI in a taxi.Key: 1-5 B A B D C（四）Bob and Jim once worked in the same factory. One day, Bob I ent Jim ten do I I ars, but then Jim I eft h i s work and went to work i n a

18、nother town without paying back the money.Bob didn't see Jim for a year, and then he knew from another fr iend that Jim was i n another town and stay i ng at a hotel. So he went there to see him I ate i n the even i ng.When he got to Jim's room, he saw his shoes near the door. "Wei I, h

19、e must be in, “ he thought, and knocked again, and said, “I know you are in, Jim. Your shoes are out here. N"I've gone out in my boots, H answered Jim.True or Fa Ise1. Bob and Jim once worked in different factor ies.2. One day Jim borrowed ten dollars from Bob.3. Jim paid back the money to

20、Bob and went to work in another town Iater.4. Bob hadn11 seen Jim for a year when he I earned that Jim was i n another town.Key: 1-4 F T F T（五）I think the most terr ible thing in Iife for my I ittIe brother i s getting up i n the morni ng. He i s a I most sick when my mother calls, “Herbert! 11 * s

21、seven o'cIock! Get up!"Herbert answers, "I'm coming!” and goes r ight back to sIeep, I ' m not at a I I I ike my brother. I don't I ike to go to bed at night but I don't mind getting up in the morning. I usuaI Iy wake up before my mother calls me. I jump out of bed and

22、go into the bathroom to take a shower. I get dressed, brush my teeth, comb my ha i r, and get ready to go downsta i rs for breakfast as soon as my mother cal Is.But not Herbert. He just sleeps. A mi I itary band （军乐队）in our bedroom cou I d not wake him up. I call him and say, “Get up! Mum wi I I be

23、up here to pu I I you out of bed i f you don't get up immed i ate Iy!HBut he just sIeeps. After calling a few more times my mother has to come upsta i rs and pul I Herbert out of bed. It's that way every day with my Ii ttIe brother. Perhaps some day he'll I earn to get up on time, but I

24、rea I I y don't th i nk so.True or Fa Ise1. The most terr ible thing in I ife for my I itt Ie brother is going to schooI.2. I'm not I ike my brother because I like to go to bed ear I y at n i ght and get up ear Iy in the morning.3. I usua I I y jump out of bed and go i nto the bathroom for a

25、 shower before my mother cal Is.4. When mother calls, Herbert doesn't answer and remains in bed.5. My mother often has to go upsta i rs and pu I I Herbert out of bed as he refuses to get up.6. Sometimes we have to send for a mi I itary band to wake Herbert up.7. The wr iter th i nks some day Her

26、bert wiI I I earn to get up on time.Key: 1-7. F T T F T F F（六） KEY: ABABCIn England, peopIe often taIk about the weather because they can exper ience （经历）four seasons in one day. In the morning the weather i s warm just I i ke in spr ing. An hour Iater black cIouds come and then it rains hard. The w

27、eather gets a I itt Ie cold. In the I ate afternoon the sky wi I I be sunny, the sun wi I I begin to shine, and it will be summer at this time of a day.I n Eng I and, peop I e can a I so have summer i n winter, or have winter i n summer.So in winter they can swim sometimes, and in summer sometimes t

28、hey shouId take warm cIothes.When you go to England, you wi I I see that some Engl i sh peop Ie usua I I y take an umbre I I a （伞）or a ra i ncoat with them i n the sunny morning, but you shou I d not laugh at them.I f you don't take an umbre I I a or a ra i ncoat, you wi I I regret （后悔）I ater i

29、n the day.1. Why do peopIe i n Eng I and often taIk about the weatherA. Because they may have four seasons i n one day B. Because they often have very good weatherC. Because the weather i s warm just I i ke i n spr i ng D. Because the sky i s sunny a I I day2. From the story we know that when come,

30、there i s a heavy ra i n.A. sunshine and snow B. b I ack clouds C. summer and winter D. spr i ng and autumn3. NPeopIe can a I so have summer i n winter. Means "it i s sometimes too in winter. nA. warm B. coo IC. co I d D. ra i ny4. I n the sunny morn i ng some Eng I i sh peop I e usua I I y tak

31、e a ra i ncoat or an umbre I I a with them because .A. the i r f r i ends ask them to do so B. i t often ra i ns i n Eng I andC. they are going to seI I them D. they are thei r favour i te things5. The best title （标题）for thi s passage i s .A. Bad Seasons B. Summer or Winter C. The Weather in England

32、 D. Strange Engl ish PeopIe七）KEY: BCDAAMr Brown was go i ng away for a week. Before he I eft, he sa i d to h i s son, “ i f anyone asks for me, you can tel I him that your father has been out for doing something, and wi I I be back in a week, then be sure to ask him to sit down for a cup of tea. n0K

33、, Dad, N said his son. But he was afraid his son couIdn* t remember this, he wrote these words down on a piece of paper and gave it to him. His son put it into his smaI I pocket, took it out and Iooked at it every now and then.Four days passed, but no one came to see h i s father. The boy thought th

34、at there was no man to come and that the piece of paper was of no more use for him, so he burnt it that evening.The next afternoon, someone knocked at the door. The boy opened it. A man was stand i ng at the door and sa id, “Where i s your fathern The boy put h i s hand into his pocket at once and I

35、ooked for the piece of paper. He couId not find it. He sudden Iy remembered he had burnt it, so he shouted, MNo more.The man was very surpr i sed. He asked, HNo more I met your father I ast week. When did it happen"“Burnt yesterday evening. n1. Mr Brown told his son that.A. he wou I d be away f

36、rom home for four days B. he wou I d be back i n seven daysC. he wouId be back in a month D. he I iked a cup of tea2. Mr Brown wrote the words down on .A.the wa I IB. the door C. a p i ece of paperD.h i sson1 s pocket3. A man cameto visit the boy's father on .A.the secondday B. the th i rd day C

37、. the fourthdayD.the fifth day4. The man was very surpr i sed because .A. he thought the chi Id* s father was dead B. the child didn't ask him to sit downC. the child gave him a cup of tea D. he couldn11 find that piece of paper5. What was burnt A. The piece of paper B. Mr Smith C. The v i s i t

38、or D. The boy（八）One of the th i ngs to be I earnt i n a fore i gn I anguage i s guess i ng a I I the time what kind of thing to come when I istening to someone taIking. PeopIe do thi s a I I the time i n the i r own I anguage, so it i s necessary （必要的）to do thi s i n a foreign Ianguage, too. Here ar

39、e some examp Ies.1. "What' s the matter" " I went to a party Iast night, so I2. " I fee I so t i red these days. "" I think you'd better"3. “Of course, she never stops taIking. She is one of the most”You can see from the above three examp I es that the cont

40、ext （上下文）he I ps a Iot in understanding what is being taIked about. So Hguessing “is very important i n understand i ng Eng Ii sh, especially （尤其）spoken Engli sh.passage tells us mainly about .A. the importance of Nguess i ng , i n I earn i ng a fore i gn IanguageB. how to guess what one i s goi ng

41、to ta I k about C. some examp I es of r i ght guessingD. how important it i s to guess a I I the timethe context, we can see maybe the f ini shed answer in EXAMPLE I i s.A. ”一 so I d idn* t have a good time. B. "so I went to bed very late.C. ” So I fe11 unhappy. D. n so I got up very ear Iy. u3

42、. Maybe the f i n i shed answer i n EXAMPLE 2 i s .A. ,I think you1 d better have a good rest and take good care of yourself. n B. ”I think you* d better have someth i ng to dr i nk.C. n I th i nk you1 d better get some he I p from your f r i ends. H D. "I th i nk you* d better be more careful.

43、”4. Maybe the fini shed answer in EXAMPLE 3 i s .A.” she is one of the most famous film stars. " B.”she is one of the most beaut i fuI women.C.”she i s one of the most famous speakers. M D.” she i s one of the most taIkat i ve women. M5. From the passage we can infer （推断）that guessing is in lea

44、rninga fore i gn Ianguage.A. the on Iy way B. more important i n spoken Eng Ii sh than i n wr ittenEngl ishC. more important than any other way D. more important in wr i tten Engl ish than in spoken EnglishEY: ABADB（九）line Ie Li and Unc I e Wang are good f r iends. They I i ve next to each other and

45、 the i r farms are both at the foot of the mounta i n. So they can he I p each other. But neither of them I ikes to use hi s head. They1 re both poor though they work hard. Most v i I I agers have built new houses, but they still I i ve i n the I ow and broken houses. They never find out why.Once Un

46、cIe Li went to town to buy some medicine for his wife. In the town he heard the apples in a city were expensive. He told UncIe Wang about it as soon as he went back. They decided to carry some appI es to the city. They borrowed some money from thei r fr i ends and bought near Iy 1,000 k i Iograms of

47、 appIes i n the v i I I ages and car r i ed them to the city on a tractor. Bad luck! A lot of app I es has a I ready been carried there when they ar r i ved. A few days I ater they had to se I I them at a I ow pr ice （价格）.They fe 11 unhappy and returned to thei r vi I I age.“I canrt understand why w

48、e sustained （蒙受）Iosses in business while others a I ways profit （盈利）"Unc I e Li asked one day.“The tractor was too sma I I " Unc I e Wang sa i d without th i nk i ng. "We'll carry more appIes on a truck next t ime!H"I agree!" said UncIe Li. "How fooIish （傻的）we were

49、!"1. UncIe Li and UncIe Wang I i ve in the Iow and broken houses becauseA. they had susta i ned I osses i n bus i ness B. they had I ost some money i n the cityC. something was wrong with the tractor D. other peopIe profited in the city5. Which of the fol lowing is trueA. The two farmers found

50、out why they were poor. B. The two farmers wi I I soon get r ich.C. Neither of the farmers i s c I ever. D. The two farmers dec i ded to buy a truck.KEY: BDCAC（十）On Chr istmas Evethe night before Chr istmas Daychi Idren a I I overBritain put a stock i ng at the end of the i r beds before they go to

51、s I eep. The i r parents usuaI Iy teI I them that Father Chr istmas wi I I come dur ing the night.Father Chr i stmas i s very k i nd and hearted. He gets to the top of each house and c I imbs down the chimney i nto the f i rep I ace. He fills each of the stock i ngs with Chr i stmas presents.Of cour

52、se, Father Chr i stmas isn't reaI. In Jim and Kate's house, ,Father Chr i stmasM is rea I Iy Mr Green. Mr Green doesn* t cI imb down the chimney. He waits unt i I the ch i I dren are as I eep. Then he quietly goes i nto the i r bedrooms and fills thei r stockings with sma I I presents. When they were very young, Mr Green s