期末复习分类整合测试卷+完形填空 牛津译林版英语七年级下册

分类整合测试卷完形填空考试时间:100分钟满分:110分成绩:AInfact,everydayisanewdayforus.JustlikeForrestGump'ssaying,“Lifeislikeabox1chocolates.Youneverknowwhatyouaregoingtoget.”SometimeslifecanbeveryInfact,everydayisanewdayforus.JustlikeForrestGump'ssaying,“Lifeislikeabox1chocolates.Youneverknowwhatyouaregoingtoget.”Sometimeslifecanbevery2forus.Sometimeswearenot3.Whatcanwedothen?First,wehavetofacetheproblem.Weaskourselves4wearenothappy.Don't5thoseunhappythingsallday.Justthinkaboutthosehappyones.Second,6ourselveswecanbehappy.Thetwosentences“Ilikemyself!”and“Iwanttobehappytoday!”are7.Theycanturnabaddayintoagoodday.Third,8isagoodwayforyoutobehappy.Exerciseisarelaxingway,9youcanfeelhappyafterexercise.Remember,please!Yourmood(心情)andyourlifeareinyour10.()1.A.forB.aboutC.ofD.with()2.A.rightB.wrongC.easyD.difficult()3.A.happyB.boredC.lazyD.sad()4.A.whatB.howC.whyD.where()5.A.lookforB.listentoC.talkaboutD.thinkabout()6.A.askB.answerC.tellD.say()7.A.helpfulB.relaxingC.newD.interesting()8.A.takingexerciseB.watchingTVC.readingbooksD.enjoyingmusic()9.A.butB.andC.orD.although()10.A.ageB.jobC.handsD.study BOnedayTomwasdrivingalongacountry(乡下)road.Suddenlyachickenpassedhiscar.Hecouldn'tbelievehis1.Howcouldachickenrunfasterthanacar?“Iamat80milesanhour,”Tomthought.“Itmustbea2.Thereisn'tachickenintheworldthatcanrunthatfast.”Hedrovemuchfasterandtriedtoseewhathappened.Soon,hegottoahouse.Astrange3wasstandingoutsidethehouseandlookingdowntheroad.Tom4hiscar,gotoutandwalkeduptotheman.“Ijustsawthemost5thing,”hesaidtohim.“AchickenpassedmewhenIwasdrivingat80milesanhour.”“Ah,”themansaid,“thatwasoneof6.”“Oneofyours!”Tomshouted,“but7cananychickenrunthatfast?”“Well,it'slikethis,”themanwenton.“Peoplearoundhereliketoeatchickenlegs,somorelegsarein8.Thenasafarmer,IdecidedIwouldmakemoremoneyifIcouldraisechickenswiththreelegs.ItriedandImadeit.Thatthirdleg9thechickenssofast.”“That’sveryinteresting,”Tomsaid.“Andwhatdothesethree-leggedchickens10like?”“Idon’tknow,”thefarmersaid.“BecauseIamnotabletocatchone.”

()1.A.earsB.eyesC.nosesD.mouths()2.A.horseB.chickenC.trickD.treat()3.A.reporterB.engineerC.policemanD.farmer()4.A.stoppedB.leftC.changedD.hid()5.A.famousB.importantC.comfortableD.amazing()6.A.youB.yoursC.meD.mine()7.A.howB.whatC.whoD.when()8.A.timeB.needC.troubleD.use()9.A.ridesB.carriesC.makesD.takes()10.A.soundB.lookC.smellD.tasteCLookatthiskindofrat(老鼠).Itsnameiskangaroorat.KangarooratsliveinNorthAmerica.Theyareverygoodat1.Kangarooratshaveverylargebacklegs,justLookatthiskindofrat(老鼠).Itsnameiskangaroorat.KangarooratsliveinNorthAmerica.Theyareverygoodat1.Kangarooratshaveverylargebacklegs,justlikea2.Theyhavelongfeetandalongtail.Theycanjumpupto2.75metresintheair.Thatis34times3thanitsbodyheight(高度)!Theycanalso4changetheirdirection(方向)betweenjumps.Sokangarooratscan5frommanyenemies(敌人),suchassnakes,foxesandowls(猫头鹰).Kangarooratshave6“superpower”.Theycanliveforalongtime7drinkingwater.Oneratlivedforfiveyearswithoutdrinkingwater.Itisbecausekangarooratslikeeatingseeds(种子)andcangetenough8fromthefood.Theycanliveinthedesert(沙漠)verywell.Kangarooratsusuallysleepforalongtimeeveryyearwhen9comes.Theyusuallysleepforabout6to9months.Doyoulikethekangaroorats?Isn'tthat10?()1.A.eatingB.jumpingC.runningD.drinking()2.A.kangarooB.ratC.rabbitD.mouse()3.A.longerB.fartherC.higherD.taller()4.A.quicklyB.slowlyC.smoothlyD.gently()5.A.takeawayB.runawayC.putawayD.throwaway()6.A.othersB.otherC.anotherD.theother()7.A.byB.withoutC.fromD.with()8.A.airB.waterC.sunlightD.energy()9.A.winterB.summerC.autumnD.spring()10.A.excitingB.excitedC.amazedD.amazingDFortystudentswerehavinganinterestingclass.Theteacheraskedthemtoplayagame.Hetookthemtoa1andgaveeachstudentaballoon.Heaskedthemtowritetheirnamesontheballoons.Thenhe2alltheballoonsFortystudentswerehavinganinterestingclass.Theteacheraskedthemtoplayagame.Hetookthemtoa1andgaveeachstudentaballoon.Heaskedthemtowritetheirnamesontheballoons.Thenhe2alltheballoonsintoanotherroom.Thentheteachertook3totheroomwith40balloons.Heaskedthestudentsto4theirownballooninfiveminutes.Everyoneranquicklytogethertogettheirownballoon.Five5later,noonecouldfindtheirownballoon.Itwasreallya(n)6job.Whatcouldtheydo?Theteacheraskedeverystudenttogetoneballoonandgiveittothestudentwithhisorhername7it.Infiveminutes,allthestudentsgottheirownballoon.Thisislikeourlife:Wearealwaysbusygetting8,butwedon'tknow9itis.Ifwehelpothersfindtheirhappiness,wecangetourownhappiness10.Don'tyouthinkso?

()1.A.roomB.poolC.chairD.desk()2.A.soldB.putC.boughtD.lost()3.A.herB.himC.themD.us()4.A.findB.flyC.makeD.wash()5.A.weeksB.daysC.hoursD.minutes()6.A.easyB.boringC.difficultD.interesting()7.A.onB.inC.underD.near()8.A.timeB.luckC.moneyD.happiness()9.A.howB.whenC.whatD.where()10.A.hardB.easilyC.quietlyD.differently EThethirdyearpassesandtheSoulcomesbacktotheseashore(海岸).HecallstheFisherman.TheFishermanrisesfromthedeepwaterandsays,“1doyoucallme?”“Comeandlistentomytravels,”saystheSoul.TheFishermancomes2.Heliesinthewater.Heleans(倾斜)hisheadonhishandandlistens.“Iknowa3notfarfromhere,”saystheSoultotheFisherman.“Thereisabeautifulgirlthere.Thisgirlcan4verywell.Shedancesinherbarefeet(光脚)andwithaveil(面纱)onherface.Sheisawonderfuldancer.Thiscityisa5journeyfromhere.”TheFishermanlistenstothewordsoftheSoul.He6hislittleMermaid.Shehasnofeet7shecan'tdance.TheFishermanwantstoseethebeautifuldancer.8thinks,“Itisonlyaday'sjourneyfromhereandthenI9returntomylove.”TheFishermanlaughsand10inthewater.Hegoestotheshore.He11againonthebeach.HeholdsouthisarmstohisSoul.HisSoulcriesfor12.HerunstomeettheFishermanandbecomes13withhim.TheFishermanseeshisshadow(影子)onthesand.HisSoulispartofhimagain.“Come,andfollowme,”saystheSoul.TheFishermanandhisSoultravel14.Theytravelallnightandallday.Theycometoacity.“Isthisthecity?”theFishermanaskshisSoul.“Canweseethe15?”“No,”answerstheSoul,“thisisanothercity.Butwecanvisitit.”—TakenfromTheFishermanandHisSoul()1.A.WhatB.HowC.WhyD.Where()2.A.nearB.farC.outD.in()3.A.townB.cityC.countryD.village()4.A.singB.teachC.danceD.learn()5.A.day'sB.week'sC.month'sD.year's()6.A.rememberB.rememberedC.remembersD.isremembering()7.A.butB.orC.soD.and()8.A.SheB.HeC.ItD.They()9.A.couldB.mustC.needD.can()10.A.standsupB.sitsdownC.liesdownD.looksup()11.A.dancesB.laughsC.saysD.cries()12.A.joyB.sadnessC.illnessD.pain()13.A.firstB.oneC.secondD.two

()14.A.fastB.slowlyC.hardD.well()15.A.writerB.singerC.dancerD.readerFMrWillyWonkahadagreatchocolatefactory(工厂).Hewasrichand1knewhim.ButhelivedaMrWillyWonkahadagreatchocolatefactory(工厂).Hewasrichand1knewhim.Buthelivedaquietlifeandhe2hadvisitorsathisfactory.CharlielivedwithhisfamilynearMrWonka'sfactory.Itwasalargeandpoorfamily3sevenmembers:Charlie,hisparentsandhisfourgrandparents.Theirhousewassmallandcold.4theysometimesdidn'thaveanyfoodtoeat.Oneday,goodnewscametothefamily.MrWonkawantedto5fivechildrentocomeintohisfactory.He6fivetickets(门票)inchocolatebars(棒).Ifanychildcouldfindthetickets,thechildwouldbethe7one.Charliewasoneofthefivechildren.Inthefactory,the8fourchildrenwereverynaughty(调皮的)andtheydidn'tlistentoMrWonka.ButCharlielistenedtoMrWonka9andfollowedhimquietly.Intheend,MrWonkagavethechocolatefactorytoCharlie.Charlie10theownerofthefactory.Afterthat,whatdidCharlieandMrWonkado?ReadthebookCharlieandtheChocolateFactorytofindoutmore.Thebookwon'tletyoudown.()1.A.everybodyB.somebodyC.anybodyD.nobody()2.A.usuallyB.oftenC.alwaysD.never()3.A.inB.withC.onD.at()4.A.SoB.BecauseC.AndD.But()5.A.hurryB.makeC.inviteD.see()6.A.droveB.caughtC.tastedD.put()7.A.goodB.luckyC.bestD.sad()8.A.elseB.anotherC.otherD.others()9.A.quicklyB.happilyC.carefullyD.suddenly()10.A.sawB.metC.leftD.becameGPaulBartonwasanEnglishmanwholikedplayingthepianoverymuch.Healso1theelephants.Hewantedtoplaythe2fortheelephantsallthetime.Now,hehasachieved(实现)along-helddreamofplayingthepianoforelephants.Hedecidedtotrythenewchallenge(挑战)to3moneyfortheblindelephantsonthemountainsofKanchanaburi,westofBangkok.In1995,Paulandhiswifewentto4.Fromthenon,theyworkedwiththeblindelephants.Onhis50thbirthday,Paul5hispianotoamountaininKanchanaburi,Thailand.Heplayedthepianofortheblindelephantsthere.Theelephantsseemedto6themusicverymuch.“MywifeandIhavebeenworkingwithblindelephantsformanyyears,andIthoughtitmightbesomethingtheywouldenjoylisteningto.Iamreally7todoit,”saidPaulBarton.Itissaidthattherearearound60,000Asianelephantsintheworld.Paulhopestogivea8showfortheelephantsoneday.“Themorepeoplecarefortheelephants,the9theywilllive.Helpingthemishelping10,”Paulsaid.

()1.A.lookedlikeB.lookedatC.lookedafterD.lookedfor()2.A.violinB.guitarC.drumD.piano()3.A.borrowB.raiseC.sendD.give()4.A.AfricaB.AmericaC.AsiaD.Europe()5.A.carriedB.soldC.broughtD.lent()6.A.hateB.enjoyC.dislikeD.worry()7.A.sadB.angryC.tiredD.excited()8.A.musicB.filmC.fashionD.picture()9.A.moreB.betterC.lessD.worse()10.A.itselfB.themselvesC.himselfD.ourselvesHManyyearsago,mydadworkedinachildren'shospital.Agirlinthehospitalhada1illness.Shecouldn'tmoveherhandsorfeet.Shecould2moveherhead.Shelayonbedeverydayandshewasvery3.Eventhedoctorscouldn'thelpher.Mydad4totrytohelpher.Hebroughtpaints,brushesandpapertoherroom.Hehungthepaperonthewall,putthebrushinhis5andbegantopaint.Hedidn'tusehishandsatall.Onlyhisheadmoved.Mydadtoldthegirl,“See,youcando6youwanttodo.”Soon,thegirlbegantopaint7herownmouth.Sheandmydadbecamegoodfriends.8mydadfellillatthattimeandhehadtostayathome.Twomonthslater,mydadwentbacktothechildren'shospital.Whenhewentintothehospital,thegirlran9himandhuggedhimtightly.Shegavemydadapictureandsaid,“Idrewthispicturewithmyhands.Thankyouforhelpingme.”Mydadfeltvery10everytimewhenhetoldusthisstory.Hesaid,“Sometimesloveismorepowerfulthandoctors.”()1.A.strangeB.funnyC.longD.short()2.A.alsoB.evenC.onlyD.almost()3.A.happyB.sadC.cleverD.lazy()4.A.failedB.dislikedC.decidedD.forgot()5.A.feetB.armC.handD.mouth()6.A.nothingB.anythingC.someoneD.anyone()7.A.openingB.usingC.closingD.covering()8.A.ButB.AndC.SoD.Or()9.A.forB.acrossC.throughD.to()10.A.badB.sorryC.excitedD.afraidIThisisastoryfrommyfather.WhenIwasachild,itreallyhelpedmealotwhenImetsomeproblemsinmylife.Longlongago,therewasarichmaninasmalltown.Oneday,hewantedto1toanothertown.Buthealsowantedtotakethingstosell(卖)there,sohehadtotaketenservants(仆人)withhim.Theyhelpedhimtocarrythethingstosellandthefoodto2ontheirtrip.Beforetheystarted,alittleboycametotherichmanandaskedto3him.Therichmansaidtothelittleboy,“Well,youmaygowithus.Butyouarethesmallest,thethinnestandtheweakestofallmyservants,andyoumust4thelightestload(担子)tocarry.”Buttheboy5hismasterandcarriedtheheaviestload.Thatwas6.Therichmanwasvery7andtheotherservantslaughedathim.Theyallthoughthewasnotacleverboy.Buttheboysaid8andcarriedtheloadgladly.

Onthetripthey9fordaysandatlasttheygottothetown.Alltheservantswere10butthelittleservantwasn't.Doyouknowwhy?Theyateupmostofthefoodwhentheywerehungryonthetripandtherewasonlyalittleleft.()1.A.flyB.travelC.climbD.row()2.A.makeB.burnC.eatD.grow()3.A.followB.driveC.passD.repeat()4.A.letB.chooseC.hopeD.want()5.A.agreedB.toldC.askedD.thanked()6.A.breadB.waterC.saltD.milk()7.A.generousB.humorousC.surprisedD.sad()8.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything()9.A.jumpedB.walkedC.criedD.stopped()10.A.happyB.sorryC.excitedD.tiredJOnceayoungmanwastravellingbytrain.Itwasalongandboringjourney.Asthetrainwasmoving1alonelyfield,thepeopleonthetrainlookedoutofthewindows2.Butwhenthetrainreachedaturning,itbecameslowand3peoplesawasimplehouse.Itwassoeasyto4thateverybodyonthetra