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试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页期末复习之阅读理解30篇(江苏省名校真题)（22-23七年级下·江苏泰州·期末）①MaryenteredhernewhouseonaveryhotdaylastAugust.Shewastryingtocarryallofherthingsintothehouse,butitwasquitehardforher.Afterworkingforonehourandahalf,shestoppedforarest.②“Ineedtohaveadrink,”shethought.ThenMarysawaglassofwaterinfrontofher.③“Hereyouare.Youlooksotired”asweetvoicesaid.④Marylookedupandsawaprettygirlinapurpleskirt,smilingtoher.⑤“Thanks!”sheansweredwhenshetooktheglassanddrankthewater.⑥“Itseemsthatyouneedsomehelp,”saidthegirl.Thenshebegantohelpcarrysomeoftheboxesintothehouse.Marywasverysurprisedatit,becausetheboxeswerebothheavyanddirty.⑦Halfanhourlater,alltheboxeswereinsidethehouse.Marythankedthegirlagainandagain,andthegirlsaidthatneighboursshouldhelpeachother.AtthattimeMaryknewthatthegirlwascalledAlice.Shewasacollegestudentandlivedontheothersideofthestreet.⑧MarythoughtthatshewasveryluckytomeetAlicewhenshegottothenewneighbourhoodonthefirstday.Itmadeherfeelwarmandhopefultostarthernewlifehere.1．WhywasMarysurprisedwhenAlicehelpedcarrytheboxes?A．Becauseitwasveryhotthatday. B．BecauseAliceworeapurpleskirt.C．BecauseAlicegaveheraglassofwater. D．Becausetheboxesweren’tlightorclean.2．HowlongdidMaryspendcarryingallthethingsintothehouse?A．Anhour. B．Halfanhour. C．Twohours. D．Oneandahalfhours.3．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph7?A．Alicewasveryhelpful. B．MarywasunkindtoAlice.C．AlicelivednexttoMary. D．Alicewasamiddleschoolstudent.4．Whichistherightorderofthethingsaccordingtothepassage?a.MarythankedAliceagainandagain.

b.Marygottotheneighbourhood.c.Marytooktheglassofwateranddrank.

d.AlicehelpedMarycarrythings.eMarylookedupandsawaprettygirlsmilingtoherA．a-c-b-d-e B．b-c-e-a-d C．a-b-e-d-c D．b-e-c-d-a5．HowdidMaryfeelaftermeetinghernewfriendAlice?A．Tiredandunhappy. B．Warmandhopeful. C．Unluckyandsad. D．Surprisedandexcited.（22-23七年级下·江苏南通·期末）TherearesomepopularfamilyvideosthatarebeingpostedonChinesesocialmediathesedays.Inthesevideos,ayoungchildcallsouttohisorhermotherorfather;theparentcomesintotheroomsmiling,turnsaroundandcallsouttohisorherownparent;thegrandparentthencomesintotheroomsmilingandcallsouttohisorherparent,thegreat-grandparent.Thiskindoffamilyiscalled“fourgeneration(四世同堂)”inChina.ItstartedonDouyinandhasbeenpopularinsocialmediainothercountries.Peoplefromallovertheworldhavetalkedmuchaboutthevideosandevenmadetheirown.Thevideosalsomakesomepeopleremembertheirfamilymemberswhohavebeendead.“Becauseofthevideo,Iwillvisitmygrandmotherthisweekend,”aTwitteruserwrote.“IhavetosaythatfamilyloveisusuallyastrongvalueinChina,”wroteJustin.The“fourgeneration”videosnotonlytouchedforeignviewers,butalsogavethemadeeperlookintoChinesefamilyvalues.InmostEastAsiancultures,itiscommonformanygenerationsofasinglefamilytolivetogether.Thisiscalledabigfamily.InmostWesterncountries,mostfamiliesaresmallfamilies,orfamiliesthataremadeupofjustchildrenandtheirparents.InWesternculture,privacy(隐私)andindependence(独立)arehighlyvalued.Kidsusuallymoveoutofthehouseaftertheyturneighteen.Manyofthemborrowmoneyorworkpart-timejobsinordertopayforcollege.Iftheychoosetokeeplivingwiththeirparentsaftergrowingup,itcanbeseenasafailure.AlthoughfamilystructuresintheEastandWestmaybedifferent,thelovebetweenfamilymembersiscommon.Thatmightbewhythe“fourgeneration”videoshavewonsomanyheartsaroundtheworld.6．WhatdoesParagraph1mainlytalkabout?A．IttellspopularfamiliesinChina.B．ItlistsphotosofChinesefamilies.C．ItshowsfamilyvideosonChinesemedia.D．ItintroducessomehabitsoffamiliesinChina.7．Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromParagraph2?A．Foreignersalsowanttohavetheirownbigfamilies.B．ForeignerswouldliketomovetheirfamiliestoChina.C．ForeignersshoulddosomethingvaluableforChinesefamilies.D．Foreignersrealizetheyshouldlovefamilymembersandwhattheyhave.8．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrue?A．Westernpeopledon’tvalueindependenceandprivacy.B．ItisafailureifpeoplekeeplivingwiththeirparentsinChina.C．ManyWesternkidsworkpart-timejobstopayfortheircollege.D．KidsintheWestmoveoutofthehousebeforetheyturneighteen.9．Whatdoesthewritermainlywanttotellus?A．Thefamilyloveiscommonindifferentcountries.B．“Fourgeneration”ispopularinWesterncountries.C．Bigfamiliesaremuchbetterthanthosesmallones.D．PeopleintheWestdonothavefamilyvideosatall.（22-23七年级下·江苏苏州·期末）Mostpetownerslovetheirdogs,catsorotheranimals,makingthempartoftheirfamily.Inreturn,petscanmaketheirownersfeellovedandhelpthemenjoylife.Earlierstudiesshowedthatpetscanhelpreduceworriesintheirowners,saidTiffanyBraley.Andherstudyshowsthatowningapetcanalsohelpslowcognitivedecline（认知衰退）inoldpeople.Cognitivedeclinemeanslosingoneormorecognitiveabilities,suchasmemory（记忆）orlanguageskills.Inthestudy,peopleover65yearsoldwhoownedpetsformorethanfiveyearswerebetterabletorememberwordsthannon-petowners.OneexampleofsomeonewhoslowedcognitivedeclinebykeepingapetisformerU.S.PresidentJimmyCarter.Afterhewassickin2015,Carterstartedspendingmoretimeathishomewithhispets.Hesaidthathisdogswereagreatcomfortduringwhatwasadifficulttimeforhim.Hedescribedhowtraininghisnewpuppymadehimstaysharp（头脑清醒的）.Studieshaveshownthatowningapetisreallyhelpful.InCarter’scase,hisdogsnotonlyhelpedhimwithhisillnessbutalsokepthimcognitivelyhealthy.10．Whichofthefollowingpicturecanbestshowtheword“reduce”inParagraph2?A． B． C． D．11．Whichofthefollowingcanbeakindofcognitivedecline?A．Beingunabletowalk. B．Feelingunhappy.C．Forgettingfriends’names. D．Talkingtoomuch.12．WhatcanweknowaboutformerU.S.PresidentJimmyCarter?A．Hecouldn’tworkwellbecausehegotill. B．Hestartedtokeepapetafterhewassick.C．Traininghisnewpuppyhelpedhimalot. D．Hespentmuchtimewithhispetsbefore2015.13．Wherecanwefindthispassage?A．Inastorybook. B．Inahistorybook. C．Inatravelguide. D．Inasciencemagazine.（22-23七年级下·江苏苏州·期末）Oneday,Jerrysoldmetoabakerwiththewords,“Thefoodisgoodthereandtheworkisfair.ButIoftencarriedveryheavyloads（负荷）.Intheendtheyboughtayoungerhorse,andsoldmetoacabowner.”Mynewmaster,NicholasSkinner,washorrible.Hehadblackeyesandalargenose.Hishorsesdidn’thavearestonSundays,eveninsummerinthecity,whenitwasveryhot.Still,Ididmybest.ButmylifewasnowsobadthatIwantedtodie.Andonedaymywishnearlycametrue.Wecollectedafamilyfromtherailwaystation.Mydriverputcaseaftercaseontopofthecab.Theloadwasveryheavy,andIwashungryandexhausted（极其疲惫的）.Ididmybest,butIfelltotheground.IreallythoughtthatIwasgoingtodie.Thevetcametolookatme.Hecheckedmeverycarefullyandsaid,“Thishorseisnotill.Heissimplytooexhaustedfromoverwork.Givehimarestforsixmonthsandhe’llbefine.”NicholasSkinnersaid,“Ifhecan’twork,Ineedtosellhim.”Andsotwelvedaysaftertheaccidenttheytookmetothehorsefair.Iheldmyheadhigh,andhopedforthebest.—TakenfromBlackBeauty14．WhatwasNicholasSkinner?A．Abaker. B．Adriver. C．Acabowner. D．Avet.15．Whydidthehorsefalltotheground?A．Hewashurtbythedriver. B．Hewastootiredandhungry.C．Hewasbadlyill. D．Hewastoooldtostand.16．WhatcanweinferfromtheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph5?A．Thehorsefeltsadandhopeless. B．Thehorsewaslookingupatthesky.C．ThehorsewantedtomeetJerryagain. D．Thehorsehopedforabetterfuture.（22-23七年级下·江苏苏州·期末）Closeyoureyes,openyourheart.Workhard,getreadytostart.It’salmosttimetoliftoffandfly.Believeinyourselfandyou’llflyveryhigh.Openyourwings,spreadthemout.Thisiswhatflyingisall________.Iknowyoucanmakeitthroughthistest.Comeonnow,doyourbest.Nowthatyoucanflyandsoar（翱翔）.Youcanenterthatsuccessful（成功的）door.17．Whichofthefollowingwordscanbefilledintheblanktocompletethepoem?A．in B．about C．from D．around18．Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellreadersinthepoem?A．Trytoflyashighasyoucan. B．Getyourselfinterestedinflying.C．Workhardandbelieveinyourself. D．Closeyoureyesandopenyourheart.（22-23七年级下·江苏南通·期末）Intheyear2070,mostofyouwillbemorethan60yearsold.Thegoodnewsisthattravelmaybecomesmarterbythattime.EuropeanairlineeasyJetmadesomeguessesandreleased(发布)easyJet2070:TheFutureTravelReport.Let’stakealookatsomeexcitingideas.Heartbeatpassport(心跳护照)Paperpassportswillbeathingofthepast.Youwilluse“heartbeatpassports”instead.Somescientistssayeveryone’sheartbeatisdifferent.Sothedata(数据)willbeusedtotellwhoyouare.MorecomfortableflightTheseatsontheplanewillnolongerbe“onesizefitsall”.You’llbeabletobookaseataccordingtoyourbodytype.Theseatmayevenbeabletocoolorwarmyoutoyourfavouritetemperature.Therewillalsobenomorescreensonthebackofyourseats.Afuturisticdevice(未来设备)couldshowfilmsstraightinfrontofyoureyes.PrintedclothesandfoodIfyouhatepacking(打包)clothes,youmaynotneedtodoitinthefuture.Beforeyoufly,youwillhaveabodyscan.Whenyouarrive,you’llfindawardrobefullof3D-printedclothesinyoursize.Whenyouleave,peoplewillusetheclothesagaintoprint(打印)forthenextperson.Youcanalso3Dprintwhatyouwanttoeat.BringhistorybacktolifeIfyouliketovisithistoricsites(历史古迹),AR(增强现实技术)willchangethegame.Wearingaheadset,youcanseewhathappenedatahistoricsite.YoumayevenbeabletositamongthecheeringpeopleatthefirstOlympicGames.19．WhatdoweknowabouteasyJet2070:TheFutureTravelReport?A．Itisabouthowoldpeoplewilltravelinthefuture.B．Itshowsuswhatfutureplaneswilllooklike.C．Ittellsuswhattravelmaybelikein2070.D．Itgivespeopleideasaboutwheretotravel.20．Howcanwestaymorecomfortableonplanesinthefuture?A．Wecanbringourownseatsontotheplane.B．Wecanreadbooksinaquieterenvironment.C．Wecanhavebiggerscreenstowatchfilms.D．Wecanchangethetemperatureofourseats.21．Accordingtothepassage,whatcanweuse3D-printingtodo?A．Toprintourplanetickets.B．Toscanourbodiesquickly.C．Toprintclothesinoursizes.D．Toshowusthemenuofarestaurant.22．Whichcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?A．CoolIdeasforFutureTravelB．DifferentDreamsin2070C．NewWaysofTravellingD．HistoricSitesandFutureLife（22-23七年级下·江苏南通·期末）▅Peter’smonthlyspending▅Mary’smonthlyspending23．WhatdoPeterandMaryspendmostoftheirmoneyon?A．Food. B．Taxes. C．Housing. D．Utilities.24．Whichitemmakesupthesamepercentage(百分比)forPeterandMary?A．Savings. B．Food. C．Entertainment. D．Insurance.25．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A．MaryhasherowncarwhilePeterdoesn’t.B．Peterneversavesanymoneyeverymonth.C．MaryspendslessmoneyonfoodthanPeter.D．Theyspendover12%oftheirmoneyontaxes.26．Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwefindthereading?A．SchoolTime B．AmazingWorld C．DailyLife D．OutdoorFun（22-23七年级下·江苏南通·期末）Animalsareourfriends.Sometimestheymaketrouble,butsometimestheycanhelpus.Andtheyhopetoliveahappylife,too.Herearetworealstoriesfromourreaders.ThefirststoryisfromRay.“Ihatesmycat,Tiger,becausewhenIusemyiPad,ittakesmyattentionaway.Oneyear,Ihadafallathomeandwasonthefloorfor16hours.Duringthistime,Iwasunabletomoveandcouldn’tgettothephonetocallforhelp.Tigerstayedbymysideuntilhedisappearedundermybed.‘What’sheupto?’Iwondered.Tomysurprise,hestartedtopushsomethingtowardsme.ItwasmyiPad,whichIdidn’trealizehadfallenoffthebedandontothefloor.Heprobablydidn’tknowwhatitwas,butheknewthatitmademehappy.ThankstoTiger,Iwasabletocallmyfriend,Becky,whothentoldmydoctor.”ThesecondstoryisfromColin.“Yearsago,myfriendJuliussavedabird—awild‘Mom’parrotfromthesideoftheroadandkeptitasapetinabigcage.Itlostoneofherwings,soshewasunabletoreturntothewild.Soon,twowildparrotscamevisitingandone‘Dad’birdwantedtofindhiswayintothecage.The‘Mom’parrotinthecagewassoonhoping.Butasshecouldn’tfly,‘Dad’parrotbuiltahomeinthetree,keepingoffeveryonewhogotcloseto‘Mom’parrot.‘Baby’parrotwouldspendhisdaysflyingoffwithhisdad,leavinghismombehind.Shewouldsitandwaituntiltheyreturnedhomeeachafternoon.Thefamilystayedtogetherhappily.”Afterreadingthestories,don’tyouthinkweshouldgetalongwellwithanimals?Nomattertheyareourpetsorliveinthewild,theyhavetheirfeelings.Weshouldcareforeverylifeintheworld.27．“Mom”parrotdidn’treturntothewildbecause________.A．JuliuscaughtitasapetB．shewasbadlyhurtandcouldn’tflyC．shelikedthelifeinthecageD．“Dad”parrotbuiltahomeinthetree28．Themainideaofthepassageisthat________.A．friendsshouldhelpeachotherB．weshouldn’tuseiPadtoomuchC．Ray,BeckyandColinareanimalloversD．weshouldcareforeverylifeintheworld29．WhichofthefollowingisTrueaccordingtothepassage?A．“Mom”parrotspentherdaysflyingoffwithhisfamily.B．TigercallRay’sfriend,Becky,whothentoldhisdoctor.C．“Dad”parrotwantedtofindawaytosave“Mom”parrot.D．TigergaveRayhisiPadbecausehethoughtitwasexpensive.30．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A．TheparrotfamilyB．ThecleverTigerC．WaystoprotectanimalsD．Peopleandanimals（22-23七年级下·江苏南通·期末）Karenalwayssaidthatshedidn’tlikeherhouseatall.OnedayIaskedwhyshedidn’tlookforanotherhouse.Karenanswered,“IwilllookforanotheronewhenIcomebackfromvacation.”Samhatedhisjob.However,helovedtakingphotos,andwastakingatwo-yearcoursetomakehimbetteratit.Everydayhesaidhisworkwasboring.Iaskedhimwhyhedidn’tgiveuphisjobandstartabusiness(生意)oftakingphotos.Hisreplywas,“WhenIfinishmycourse,Iwillstartabusiness.”Harryworkedforacompanythatallowed(允许)himtoretire(退休)earlybuthehadtogetlessmoneyafterheretired.NowHarrybecameveryweakandfounditdifficulttodealwithhiswork.Iwasworriedabouthishealthbecausetoomuchworkwasbadforhim.“Whydon’tyouretire,Harry?Dosomethingthatyouwanttodo.”Isaid.“IfIwereolder,Iwouldgetmyfullpay.Whenthenextsummercomes,maybeIwill.”Harryreplied.Thereisanoldsayingthatsays,“IfandWhenwereplantedandNothinggrew.”Ayearlater,Karenisstilllivinginthehouseshehates.Samisstillbusywithhisboringjobandhasn’tfinishedhiscourse.Harryisstillworkingandhishealthisevenworse(糟糕的).Thesepeoplehadalotofstress(压力)intheirlivesandcouldn’tchangethesituationsbythinking“iforwhen”.Lifeistooshortfor“ifsandwhens”.Thenexttimeyoufindyourselfthinking“iforwhen”,rememberthesaying:

“IfandWhenwereplantedandNothinggrew.”31．WhatcoursewasSamtaking?A．Travelling. B．Cooking. C．Picture-taking. D．House-painting.32．Whydidn’tHarrywanttoretire?A．Becausehewasverystrongandhealthy.B．Becausehiscompanydidn’tallowhimtodoso.C．Becausehisworkwasinterestingandimportant.D．Becausehewantedtogetfullpayafterretiring.33．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．ThecoursecanhelpSamtakephotos.B．Karenlivesinanewhousenow.C．HarryisnotworkinginthecompanyD．Theydidn’thaveanystressintheirlives.34．Theunderlined(划线的)oldsayingwantstotellus________.A．whentogrowplantsB．todosomethingatonceC．tostopworkinghardD．howtochangeourselves（22-23七年级下·江苏南通·期末）LotsofbigeventsarecomingintheYearoftheRabbit.Areyoureadyforthem?The19thAsianGamesThe19thAsianGames(亚运会)wasplannedtobeheldinHangzhoufrom10thto25thofSeptember2022.ButbecauseoftheCOVID-19,theOlympicCouncilofAsia(OCA亚洲奥林匹克理事会)hadtoputofftheGames.Atlast,bydiscussing,OCAannounced(宣布)thenewdatesforthe19thAsianGames,whichwillbeheldinHangzhoufromSeptember23rdtoOctober8th2023.StepintothemagicworldAnewHarryPottertheme(主题)parkisgoingtoopenitsdoorsinJapanin2023.It’scalled“TheMakingofHarryPotter”.What’sspecialaboutit?Well,itwillshowyouhowtheHarryPotterfilmsweremade.Inthepark,youcanseetheprops(道具)andcostumesfromthefilms.Youcanalsostepintothesets(场景).Areyoureadyforthemagictour?Bestplacestotravelin2023Whatarethebestplacestovisitin2023?TravelguideLonelyPlanetjustlisted30ofthem.Forexample,ifyouwanttoeatgoodfood,youshouldgotoLimainPeru.There,youcanenjoydeliciousfishandfreshfruits.Ifyouwanttotakearest,Europe’sMaltisagoodchoice(选择).Ithasbeautifulsea.Ifyouliketolearnsomethingduringyourtrip,youcangotoManchesterintheUK.Ithaslotsofmuseumsandrichsoccerculture.35．The19thAsianGameswillbeheldon________.A．September23rd,2023 B．September10th,2022C．October9th,2023 D．September25th,202236．What’sspecialabouttheHarryPotterthemeparkinJapan?A．Theywillusespecialmachines.B．Youcanstepintothemagicworld.C．Youcanenjoydeliciousfishandfreshfruits.D．ItwillshowhowtomaketheHarryPotterfilms.37．Ifyouliketolearnsomethingduringyourtrip,wherecanyougoaccordingtothepassage?A．Lima. B．Malt. C．Manchester. D．Japan.（22-23七年级下·江苏泰州·期末）①Manypeopleliketopet(抚摸)animalsbecausepettingcanmaketherelationship(关系)withtheirpetbetter.Whenyou’refeelingblue,pettinganimalsisagoodwaytomakeyouhappier.Buthowtopetanimals?Differentanimalslikedifferentways.②Dogslikeyoutopettheirheads,necksandshoulders.Ifyouarepettingastrangedog,youshouldcomeneartoitslowly,getdowntoitsheightandholdoutaclosedfist(拳头)forittosmell.Afterthedogsmellsyouanditsbodybecomesrelaxed(放松的),youcanslowlytoucharounditsheadsandshoulders.③Catslikepeopletopettheirheads,chins(下巴)andfaces.Whenyouaregoingtopetaeat,letitcomeneartoyoufirst.Sitdownandputyourhandoutforittosmell.Ifitwantsyourgentletouch,itwillgetclosetoyourbody.④Rabbitslikeyoutopettheirheads,shouldersandfaces.Rabbitsareeasilyafraidofpeople.Soyoushouldcomeneartothemslowly,sitdownonthegroundandputoutyourhandforthemtosmell.Ifyourrabbitcomesneartoyou,useyourhandtolightlypetitshead.⑤Petbirdslightlyontheheadanddon’ttouchotherareas.Buildingtrust(信任)withbirdstakestime,socomeneartothemslowlyandwatchfortheirbodylanguage.Iftheylikeyoutopetthem,theywillkeepquiet.⑥Petsarereallylovelyanimals.Petandtakecareofthemcarefully,andtheywillbringyoualotoffun.38．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“blue”inParagraph(段落)①mean?A．Sad. B．Angry. C．Hungry. D．Excited.39．Whatpartsdocatsandrabbitsbothlikepeopletopet?A．Theirheadsandears. B．Theirheadsandfaces.C．Theirshouldersandheads D．Theirfacesandnecks.40．Whichistherightorder(顺序)toshowhowtopetastrangedog?a

b

cA．c—b—a B．a—b—c C．b—a—c D．c—a—b41．Whydoweneedtobecarefulwhenwepetbirds?A．Becausebirdssometimesmaygethurt.B．Becausebirdsareeasilyafraidofpeople.C．Becausepettingbirdscanbeverydangerous.D．Becauseittakestimetobuildtrustwithbirds.42．Whatisthestructure(结构)ofthearticle?A．①②...③④...⑤⑥ B．①...②③④⑤...⑥C．①...②③④...⑤⑥ D．①...②③④...⑤...⑥（22-23七年级下·江苏泰州·期末）Belowisaninfographic(信息图).DangerouslySweet:Sugar43．Ifwehavetoomuchsugar,maybewewill________.A．getslim B．sleepwell C．lookolder D．havegoodteeth44．Whatcanwelearnaboutsugarfromtheinfographic(信息图)?A．Awomaneatsasmuchsugarasaman.B．Thereare4gofsugarin66goficecream.C．AmericanseatlesssugarforeachpersonthanChinesedo.D．400mlofricemilkhaslesssugarthan400mlofgrapejuice.45．Whatdoesthelistof“Thehidden(隐藏的)sugarinfoodsanddrinks”remind(提醒)us?A．Toomuchsugarcanhurtourbodybadly.B．Foodsanddrinkswithsugararepopularamongchildren.C．Weoftenhavemoresugarthanwecanwithoutknowingit.D．Weshouldhaveenoughsugartomakefoodsanddrinkstastegood.46．Thewriterwantsto________.A．trytoteachusskills B．askustoeathealthilyC．makeuslaugh D．askusnottobuysugar47．Wheremaywereadtheinfographic?A．Inanewspaper. B．Inageographynotebook. C．Inastorybook. D．Inamusicmagazine.（22-23七年级下·江苏泰州·期末）TRIPTOAFARMLAND!Joinusforanunforgettableschooltriptoafarmland!TIME:OurschooltripwilltakeplaceonSaturday,May20th,andwewillleavetheschoolat8:00a.montheschoolbus.Wewillcomebackataround5:00p.m.,somakesuretotellyourparentstotakeyouhomeontime.COST:Thecostforthetripis$40foreachstudent.Itincludestransportation(交通),ticketsandlunch.Pleasebringsomemoneyifyouwanttobuysouvenirs(纪念品)orfood.ATTENTION(注意):

We’llvisitabeautifulfarm.Thereyoucanlearnabouthowfarmersgrowplantsandraiseanimals.Youwillhavelotsoffunwithyourclassmates.

Tokeepyousafe(安全的),pleasewearcomfortableclothesandshoes,bringlotsofwater.Wewillbetogetherasagroupatalltime,andyoumuststaywithyourteachersandclassmates.

Formoreinformation,pleasefollowWe-ChatSchoolTripABC．Don’tmissthischance(机会)toseeareal-lifefarmandlearnabouthowitworks.Don’twaittoolongtosignup(注册)forthetrip,becauseonly300studentscangetthechanceforthetrip!Don’tforgettocallourschoolofficeon85567885663toknowmoreaboutthetrip.48．Ifyouwanttojointhisschooltrip,it’sbestto________.A．orderyourownlunchonline B．buysomenicesouvenirsorfoodC．gettoschoolbefore8:00a.m. D．gotothefarmlandinyourfather’scar49．Tokeepsafe,youshould________.A．bringplentyofwaterwithyou B．wearnewclothesandshoesC．takeplantsandanimalswithyou D．stayawayfromyourclassmates50．Ifyouwanttogetmoreinformationaboutthetrip,youcan________.A．callthefarmlandoffice B．writetotheteacherC．followtheteacher’sWe-chat D．followWe-ChatSchoolTripABC51．WhichisTrueaboutthetrip?A．Thestudentswillstayonthefarmlandfor8hours.B．Studentscangotothefarmlandwiththeirparents.C．Allthestudentsintheschoolcanjointhetrip.D．Thetriptothefarmlandwillbeinteresting.52．Whatkindofwritingisthetext?A．Adiary. B．Anadvertisement. C．Apostcard. D．Astory.（22-23七年级下·江苏淮安·期末）ManyfamiliesintheUnitedKingdomhavegardens.Theygrowflowersandplanttreesinthem.Somefamiliesalsoliketobuildsmallwoodenhouses.Theycaneat,read,playandsleepinthehouse.It’sreallyagreatplacetorelax.Everyyearinthecountry,there’sacompetition(比赛).Itlooksforthemostcreative(最具创意的)woodenhouse.Manypeopletakepartinit.Theirhousesarequitedifferentfromeachother.Onehouselookslikeaballandanotherlookslikeaship.Sometimescolorfulpicturesareonthem.ThecompetitionwilllastuntilMay15.Whichonedoyoulikebest?53．WhatdomanyfamilieshaveintheUK?A．Buildings. B．Farmlands. C．Gardens. D．Yards.54．WheredoEnglishpeoplebuildwoodenhouses?A．Intheforest. B．Intheirgardens. C．Inthefield. D．Intheiryards.55．Whatdoesthecompetitionlookfor?A．Themostcreativewoodenhouse. B．Themostbeautifulgarden.C．TherichestfamilyintheUK. D．ThemostcreativeEnglishman.56．Fromthepassage,wecaninfer(推断)that________.A．EnglishpeopleonlybuildwoodenhousesintheirgardensB．peoplecancookintheirwoodenhousesC．thecompetitionislookingforthemostbeautifulwoodenhouseD．woodenhouseshavedifferentshapes（22-23七年级下·江苏扬州·期末）ShenzhouXVIspaceship(宇宙飞船)reachedspaceonMay30.Therearethreepeopleinthespaceship:JingHaipeng,57,ZhuYangzhu,37,andGuiHaichao,37.Theyarespecialinmanyways.Jingisoneofthemostfamousastronauts(宇航员)inChina.Thisishisfourthtimetoflyintospace.Guiisascientist.HeisalsoateacherfromBeihanguniversity.BothZhuandGuiareChina’sthird-generationastronauts.Theyarefromagroupofresearchersandengineers.Onewomanand17menarechosen.Andthentheyareinthreegroups.Onegroupisspacecraftpilots.They“fly”thespaceship.Anothergroupisspaceflightengineers.They“fix”thespaceship.Thereisalsoagroupofsciencepayloadspecialists(载荷专家),suchasGui.Theydoscientificstudiesinspace.Everythinginthespaceshipisapayload,suchas:machines,peopleandanimals.Sciencepayloadspecialistsarescientistsinthespaceship.PeoplearealsointerestedinGui’sglassesbecauseastronautsaren’tusuallynearsighted(近视的).Butchoosingspecialistsisdifferentfromchoosingotherastronauts.It’ssafetowearglassesinthespacestation.However,duringthesendingandreturning,Guineedstotakeofftheglasses,ortheremightbesomedangerousproblems.57．Whatdoweknowaboutthethird-generationastronauts?A．Theyareallmen. B．Thereare18peopleinthegroup.C．JingHaipengisoneofthem. D．Theyareallspaceflightspecialists.58．WhatisGuiHaichao’sjobthistime?A．Hefliesthespaceship. B．Hefixesthespaceship.C．Hedoesscientificstudies. D．Heteachesstudentsaboutspace.59．Whataresciencepayloadspecialists?A．Theyarescientistsinthespaceship. B．Theyareeverythinginthespaceship.C．Theyaremachines,peopleandanimals. D．Theyareastronautsinthespaceship.60．Whatquestiondoesthelastparagraphanswer?A．Whatisitliketobeinaspaceship? B．Whycan’tnearsightedpeoplegointospace?C．HowdidGuiHaichaobecomeanastronaut? D．Cannearsightedpeoplebeastronauts?（22-23七年级下·江苏扬州·期末）Thenexttwodaysitrainedanditwasverywindy,soMarycouldn’tgooutside.Thenonthethirdmorningwhensheopenedhereyesandlookedoutofthewindow,shehadabigsurprise.ShecalledtoMartha“Martha!Comeand