阅读理解之说明文20篇（期末题型考前过关练）-2023-2024学年七年级英语上册单元模块满分必刷题（人教版）

2023-2024学年七年级英语上册单元模块满分必刷题（人教版）阅读理解之说明文20篇（期末题型考前过关练）期末真题+名校模拟（2022上·浙江台州·七年级统考期末）Doyouknowthatyoucaneatarainbow(彩虹)?Youcan’teatarainbowinthesky,ofcourse.Youcanmakeahealthyrainbowoutofallthedifferentcolorsoffruitsandvegetables.Aredapplecanhelpkeepyourheartstrong.Redberries(莓)canhelpkeepyoufromgettingill.Anorangecarrotcanhelpkeepyoureyeshealthy.Anorangeisfullofvitamins(维生素).Ifyouhaveacold,youcanhavesomeorangejuicewithbreakfastinthemorning._______cangiveyoumuchenergy.Yellowcorncanhelpkeepyourstomach(胃)healthy.Whenyougoforapicnicorgohikinginthemountain,youcantakeyellowfruitwithyou.Whataboutfruitsorvegetablesinothercolors?Greenbroccolicanhelpkeepyourbones(骨头)strong.Blueberriescanhelpyouremember(记得)things.Andpurplegrapescanhelpkeepblood(血液)movingaroundyourbody.Thesefruitsandvegetablesarejustafewthatcanmakeupafoodrainbow.Eatingarainboweverydayisaniceandcolorfulwaytostayhealthy.Let’seatrainbowfoodeveryday!1．Whichofthefollowingpicturecanshow“________”?A． B． C． D．2．Judywantstogetmuchvitaminsandrememberthingswell.Shecaneat________.A．applesandoranges B．blueberriesandapplesC．orangesandblueberries D．carrotsandgrapes3．Whichofthefollowingistherightstructure(结构)ofthisarticle?A． B． C． D．4．Thewriterwritesthisarticleto________.A．introduce(介绍)therainbowfoodB．askustoeatrainbowfoodC．tellushowtoeatrainbowfoodD．showuswheretogetrainbowfood（2022上·浙江台州·七年级统考期末）Notonlywomenloveshopping—todaymenlikeit,too.Somemensayit’stheirfavoritehobby.Butmenandwomenshopinverydifferent(不同的)ways.________?Womengotoclothesshops,clothesshopsandmoreclothesshops,while(然而)mengotoclothesshop,computershopsandmusicshops.Womenlovelookingateverything,tryingon(试穿)clothes,andtalkingtotheshopassistants(店员).Theylovetofindthattheycanwearan“S”whentheyareusuallyan“M”.Butmenlovegettinghome!Theylovetryingontheirnewclothesandplayingwiththeirnew“toys”athome.That’swhymenspend(花费)anhour,possiblytwo,shopping,whilewomen,aday!5．Whichofthefollowingisthebestfor“________”?A．Wheredotheygo B．WhatdotheybuyC．Whydotheyshop D．Whodotheyshopwith6．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”referto?A．Women. B．Clothes. C．Assistants. D．Men.7．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE(对的)?A．Menshoplike(像)women.B．Menlovestogotoclothesstoreonly.C．Menlovetryingonclothesinclothesshops.D．Menusuallyshopquicker(更快)thanwomen.（2022上·浙江宁波·七年级统考期末）①Babiesgrow(成长)quickly.So,theyoftenneednewclothing.Theycangrowbetweensixtosevensizesbeforetheyare2yearsold.Clothingneedsalotofmoney.Itisalsonotgoodfortheenvironment(环境).②Forexample,ittakesmorethan2.600liters(升)ofwatertomakeoneT-shirt.Thatiswaterfor22bathtubs(浴缸)!③RyanYasinisadesigner(设计师)fromtheUK.Hecomesupwithanidea.Hemakesspecial(特殊的)clothes.Theycanstretch(拉伸)whenbabiesgrow.Hemakesakindofspecialmaterial(材料).Itcanbecomelonger.Heusesthematerialtomakeclothessuchasapairoftrousers.Thetrousershavelotsofpleats(衣褶).Whenbabiesgrow,thepleatsopenandthetrousersbecomebigger.It’slikeorigami(折纸).Howclever!8．Whatdoes“It”refertoinPara.①?A．Newclothing. B．Lotsofwater.C．Newsize. D．Lotsofmoney.9．Whatdoesthephrase“comeupwith”meaninPara.③?A．看到 B．想出 C．遇到 D．放弃10．ThewriterusesnumbersinPara.②totell________.A．babiesgrowmorequicklyafter2 B．babiesdrinklotsofwatereverydayC．mostclothesforbabiesarenotgood D．ittakesalotofwatertomakeoneT-shirt11．Whatisspecialaboutthetrousers?a.Thetrousersareonlyforparents.

b.Thetrouserscanstretchasbabiesgrow.c.Therearelotsofpleatsonthetrousers.

d.Thetrousersaremadeoforigami.A．ab B．ac C．bc D．bd12．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．Aspecialkindofclothing. B．AspecialT-shirtforbabies.C．Awayofsavingwater. D．Awayofmakingclothing.（2022上·浙江杭州·七年级统考期末）Colorscanaffect(影响)ourfeelings,soknowingsomethingaboutthecolorscanhelpusfindtherightcolorsinourhomes.It’seasytoseeredinChineserooms.It’sourfavoritecolor.Itmeanshappinessandluck.Butifyourbedroomisalsored,youmaycannotsleepwell.It’sanactivecolorandmakesusfeellikeexercising.Orangeisagoodchoice(选择)fordiningroom.Peoplelikegettingtogetherandtalkingtoeachotherinanorangeroom.Ifyouareastudent,askyourparentstopaint(涂)yourstudyyellow.Yellowcanmakeyouthinkfasterandmorecarefully.Youmaybecomemoreconfidentaboutyourself.Youprobablydon’tknowmostofthewallsoftheroomsinthehospitalsareblue.Why?Becausebluecanmakesickpeoplefeelquiet.Theycanhaveagoodrestandbecomebettersoon.Souseitinyourbedroomandyoucanhaveasweetsleep.13．Whatcolormakesyoufeellikeexercising?A．Red. B．Blue. C．Orange. D．Yellow.14．Whereisagoodchoicefororange?A．Study. B．Hospital. C．Bedroom. D．Diningroom.15．Whydostudentsliketopaintthestudyyellow?A．Becauseitmakesthemexercisemore.B．Becauseitmakesthemthinkmorequickly.C．Becauseitmakesthembecomebettersoon.D．Becauseitmakesthemhaveasweetsleep.16．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“They”referto(指代)?A．Bluerooms. B．Thehospitals. C．Bluewalls. D．Sickpeople.17．Thebesttitleforthispassageis______.A．ColorsandStudy B．ColorsandFeelingsC．People’sFavoriteColor D．BestColorintheHospitals（2022上·浙江金华·七年级统考期末）①Formanycountries,thenewyearbeginsatmidnightwhenDecember31stendsandJanuary1stbegins.Itisoftenseenasanimportanttimewhenpeoplesaygoodbyetothepastyearandwelcomeinthenewyear.②Peoplemaythrowawayoldthingstomakeroomfornewthingsbeforethenewyear.Insomecountries,peoplethrowoutsomeoftheiroldorusedthings.Thesecanhelpkeeproomscleanandtidy.③TherearealotofwaystocelebrateNewYear’sEve.Stayinguppastmidnightisafuntradition.Peoplemaythrowpartieswithdeliciousfood.Insomeplaces,childrenopensmallgiftswhenthenewyearbegins.④Oftennewyearisatimetothinkonthepastyear.ItisatimetomakeNewYear’sresolutions.Resolutionshelppeopleplanbetterandmakeyourlifecoolandbright.18．Whendoesthenewyearbeginformanycountries?A．November31st. B．January2nd. C．December31st. D．January1st.19．FromParagraph2,wecanknow________.A．peopleoftendocleaningbeforethespringfestivalB．peoplethinkusedthingsareveryimportantC．peopleoftenbuildnewroomsfortheNewYearD．peopledon’tkeepoldthingsanymoreonthenewyear20．Whichwordhasthesamemeaningastheunderlinedword“resolutions”?A．Presents. B．Traditions. C．Plans. D．Documents.21．Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A．Totelldifferentnewyeartraditions.B．Totelldifferentculturesindifferentplaces.C．TointroducedifferentfoodoftheNewYear.D．Tointroducetraditionsindifferentcountries.（2022上·浙江温州·七年级乐清外国语学校校考期末）ThehistoryofchocolatebeginswithTheobromacacao.Peoplemakechocolatefromtheseedsonthetree.Chocolatemeans“foodofthegods”.Formanyyears,peopleenjoythechocolateverymuch.ItissaidthatMayanpeopleofCentralAmericafirstlearnedtoplantcacaotreesaround2,000yearsago.TheMayatookthecacaotreesfromtherainforestandgrewthemaroundtheirhomes.Theycookedthecacaoseeds,thenmadethemintoasoftpaste.Theyputwaterandspicesinthepastetomakenotsweetchocolatedrink.Butnotallpeoplecoulddrinkitbecauseitwassoexpensive.FarmersgrowcacaotreesinmanycountriesinAfrica,CentralandSouthAmerica.Thetreesaredifficulttogrow.CacaoandchocolateareanimportantpartofMayaculture.SomepeoplethinkthewordforchocolatecomefromtheAztecword“xocolatl”,whichmeans“notsweetwater”intheNahuatllanguage.Othersthinktheword“chocolate”isfromMayanandNahuatlwords.Chocolatemakingisabigbusiness.Eachyear,themarketofthecacaocroparoundtheworldcanprovidemorethanfivebilliondollars.PeopleintheUnitedStateslikechocolateverymuch.EveryoneinAmericaeatsmorethanfivekilogramsofchocolateeveryyear.22．Accordingtothepassage,weknowthatTheobromacacaoisakindof________.A．food B．drink C．plant D．vegetable23．Theunderlinedword“it”means________inthepassage.A．water B．spices C．cacaoseeds D．chocolatedrink24．What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?A．Thehistoryofchocolate. B．ThepeopleofMayan.C．Thewayofgrowingcacao. D．Thebusinessofchocolate.（2022上·浙江温州·七年级统考期末）InChina,peopleplayliondancesonbigdaysliketheChineseNewYear,becausetheythinktheliondancecanbringgoodluck.TheliondancestartedinChinaover1000yearsago.IntheHanDynasty*,peoplefromCentralAsiagavelionsaspresentstotheChineseking.IntheThreeKingdomsPeriod*,peoplebeganwearinglion-likeclothestocelebratefestivals.Itwasthefirstliondance.IntheTangDynasty,itbecamemoreimportant.InChina,therearetwokindsofliondances-theNorthernkindandtheSouthernkind.TheNorthernlionisredandyellow,anditlooksdangerous,likeareallion.Thereisusuallyafatherlion,amotherlion,andsometimeslittlelionsintheNorthernliondance.TheSouthernlionislikeacatandithasmoredifferentcolours.Theliondanceneedsonemandancingtheheadandtheothermandancingthetail.ButintheNorthernliondance,there’sadancerwithaballstandingbeforethelion.TheNorthernliondanceisusuallyforfun,andthemusicislively.ThemusicoftheSouthernliondanceisexcitingaswell.Theliondanceisalwaysagreatartforpeopleallovertheworldandthevalue*ofitneverchanges*overtime.25．Accordingtothepassage,theliondancestartedin________.A．China B．CentralAsia C．theHanDynasty D．theTangDynasty26．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．TheNorthernlionlookslikearealcat. B．Twopeopleplayalionintheliondance.C．Thetwokindsoflionsbothhavetwocolours. D．TherearelittlelionsintheSouthernliondance.27．Whydoesthewriterwritethispassage?A．Totellthehistoryoftheliondance. B．Toteachhowtoplaytheliondance.C．Tostudythemusicoftheliondance. D．Togiveinformationabouttheliondance.（2022上·四川遂宁·七年级统考期末）Hello!MynameisYangMinandmyEnglishnameisLinda.MyfavoritesubjectisEnglish.Forsomestudents,Englishisalittleboring.Butforme,it’sreallyinteresting.Wecandolotsoffunthingsinclass.Look!ThewomaninthephotoisourEnglishteacher,Mrs.Black.SheisthirtyandisfromEngland.HerChineseisgood,butinclasssheonlyspeaksEnglish.WhyisherEnglishclasssointeresting?Beforeclass,shealwaysreadsashortstorytous.Itisrelaxing.Mrs.BlacklikesusingpicturecardstohelpuslearnEnglish.Wecanplaygamesinclass,too.Androle-playismyfavoriteinherclass.Weplay(扮演)theboysandgirlsinthebooktolearnEnglish.It’sgreatfun!WehavefiveEnglishclassesaweek,threeinthemorningandtwointheafternoon.We’rehappytoseeMrs.Blackonschooldays.28．WhatdoesLindathinkofEnglish?A．It’sinteresting. B．It’sdifficult. C．It’sboring. D．It’suseful.29．WhereisMrs.Blackfrom?A．China. B．America. C．England. D．Canada.30．WhatdoesMrs.Blacklikedoingbeforeclass?A．Usingpicturecards. B．Eatingfood. C．Playingagame. D．Readingastory.31．HowmanyEnglishclassesdotheyhaveintheafternoon?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five.32．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A．Mrs.Black’sclassesarereallyinteresting.B．Mrs.BlackspeaksEnglishinherEnglishclass.C．Mrs.Blackisanoldwoman.D．Linda’sfavoriteactivityisrole-playinherEnglishclass.（2022上·山东东营·七年级统考期末）Beingoutgoingisgoodforyourlife.Thosewhoaremoreoutgoingliketomeetlotsofpeopleandhavemorefuninlife.Infact,beingoutgoingisnotsodifficultasyouthink.Evenshypeoplecanbeoutgoing.Youcanstartbecomingoutgoingwithyourbestfriendoragroupoffriends.Buttherealchallenge(挑战)comeswhenyoumeetstrange(陌生的)peopleornewfriends.Smilemore,andusuallytheywillreturn(回以)yoursmile.Inthisway,youmayhavesometalks.Startatalk.Justasimple“Hello”or“Howisitgoing”isagoodstart.Ifyouwanttomakeinterestingtalks,youshouldreadnewsinthenewspapersandprepare(准备)yourideas,orsurftheInternetfornewinformationandthenkeepthatinmind.Theeasiestwaytobecomemoreoutgoingistogoout.Thisisalsothemostimportantthing.Gotoapark,beach,club,partyoranyotherplacethatyouthinkcanbefun,andyoumaymakenewfriendsthere.33．Youshouldstarttobeoutgoingwith________.A．yourparents B．yourteachers C．yourbestfriends D．yournewfriends34．Theunderlinedword“they”refersto________.A．strangersornewfriends B．yourbestfriend C．lotsofpeople D．yourself35．Whenyoustartatalkwithastrangepeople,youshouldsay“________”A．What’sthematter? B．What’syourname? C．Howisitgoing? D．Areyouhealthy?36．Theeasiestwaytobeoutgoingis________.A．talking B．smiling C．playing D．goingout37．WhichisNOTthewriter’sidea?A．Beingoutgoingisreallydifficult. B．Beingoutgoingisgoodforourlives.C．Beingoutgoinghelpspeoplehavemorefun. D．Beingoutgoingwithstranger(陌生人)isnoteasy.（2022上·山东东营·七年级统考期末）Peoplecelebrate(庆祝)birthdaysinnearly(几乎)everycountryintheworld.Andtheycelebratetheminmanydifferentways.InBrazil,thespecialbirthdayfoodisn’tacake,butspecialcandles.InChina,peopleeatlongnoodlesasawishforlonglife.InIceland,peoplehavepancakeswithsweetcandiesinthemonbirthdays.InBritain,peoplecelebratethebirthdayallday.Thebirthdaychildisliftedup(举起)byhisorherclassmates.Thatistosaythechildcangrowuphappilyandhealthily.InHolland,childrennotonlygetpresents,butgivethingstoothers,too.Theygivecakes,cookiesandcandiestotheirclassmatesandteachersontheirbirthdays.InMexico,it’sgoodlucktogivebirthdaygreetingsasearlyaspossibleintheday.Soit’susualforthebirthdaychildtowakeupatmidnight(半夜),withfriendssingingbirthdaysongs.InThailand,thebirthdaypersonholds(握)atallcandle.Thecandleisastallasthebirthdayperson.Itwillbringgoodlucktohimorher.Inmanycountries,birthdaycustoms(风俗)arechanging.Butonethingneverchangesbirthdaysarespecialdaysforeveryone.38．Thebirthdaypersonisusuallyliftedupbyhisorherclassmatesin________.A．Britain B．Holland C．Mexico D．Thailand39．InMexico,thebirthdaychildrenusuallywakeupatmidnightbecause________.A．peoplemustsayblessings(祝福)beforemorningcomesB．itwillbringgoodlucktothebirthdaychildrenC．thechildrenhavetowakeupatmidnightD．thefriendswanttomakethebirthdaychildrenhappy40．HowdoesthebirthdaypersoncelebratebirthdayinThailand?A．Heorsheeatsnoodlesforlonglife.B．Heorshehaspancakeswithsweetcandiesinthemonbirthdays.C．Heorsheiswokenupatmidnightwithfriendssingingbirthdaysongs.D．Heorsheholdsacandleastallashimselforherself.41．Howmanycountriesarementionedinthispassage?A．Nine. B．Eight. C．Seven. D．Six.42．InChina,whatisforlonglife?A．Abigbirthdaycake. B．Longnoodles.C．Alongcandleastallasthebirthdayperson. D．Towakeupasearlyaspossible.（2022上·山东泰安·七年级统考期末）MrandMrsSmithliveinasmallhouseinthecitycenter.Nowtheywanttobuyabigone.Theysearchedforinformationofhousesonline.Here’stheinformationtheygot.HOUSESFORSALESweetHomeThree-year-oldhouseDreamHomeOne-year-oldhouseRooms:Fourbedrooms,alivingroom,adiningroom,twobathroomsandabigkitchen.Thereisalargegardeninfrontofthehouse.Price:＄350,000Position:5kmformthecitycenter,andtwoblocks(街区)fromthebusstationandthesupermarket.Rooms:Threebedrooms,alivingroom,twobathroomsandakitchen.Price:＄270,000Position:10kmfromthecitycenter,oneblockfromthebusstation,andtwoblocksfromthesupermarket.Moreinformation:RogerJones/(123)456﹣7890/rsmith@MrsSmithlikesgrowingflowers,soshelikesSweetHome.However,Mr.Smiththinksthehouseistoobigforthemtoclean.Forhim,DreamHomeisbetter.Ittakeshimashortertimetogotothebuststation.It’sreallyhardforthemtodecide.43．SweetHomeis________thanDreamHome.A．older B．smallerC．cheaper D．farther44．Thereare________roomsinallinSweetHome.A．seven B．eightC．nine D．ten45．MrsSmithlikesSweetHome,becausethereis/are________.A．manybedrooms B．adiningroomC．twobathrooms D．abiggarden46．DreamHomeiscloserto________.A．thegarden B．thecitycenterC．thebusstation D．thesupermarket47．Whatcanweknowfromthereading?________A．Mrs.Smithdoesn’tlikedoinghousework.B．ThereisnodiningroominDreamHome.C．ThetwohousesarebothRogerJones’'.D．MrandMrsSmithdecidedtobuySweetHome.（2022上·山东滨州·七年级统考期末）请阅读下面短文，从每小题A、B、C三个选项中，选出一个最佳选项，并将其字母标号填入题前的括号内。Peoplecan’tlivewithoutfood.Goodeatinghabitscanmakeyoustrong,healthyandhappy,butnotallfoodisgoodforyourhealth.Hereisalistofthingsthatyoucanandcannotdotohavegoodeatinghabits.Drinksomewaterafteryougetupinthemorningeveryday.Itcanhelpyouclearyourbodyandmakeyoufeelfresh.Youshouldeatalittlericebutalotoffruitandvegetableseveryday.Andyouneedtodrinksomemilk.Theyhelpyoukeephealthyindifferentways.Don’teattoomuchforthreemeals.Itisnotgoodforyourstomachbecauseallthefoodgoesintoitfirst.Ifyoueattoomuch,youcanbefat,too.Itisnotrightifyoualwaysdonothavebreakfast.Breakfastisthemostimportantmealinaday.Youcanaskyourparentsformoregoodeatinghabits.Theyknowwhatisthebestforyou.Remember,youcandonothingwithoutahealthybody.48．______canhelpusclearourbodies.A．Drinkingwater B．Eatingrice C．Havingbreakfast49．Theunderlinedword“stomach”means______.A．脑 B．心 C．胃50．Themostimportantmealinadayis______.A．breakfast B．lunch C．dinner51．Tokeephealthy,wecannot______.A．eatvegetablesB．havemuchfordinnerC．drinkmilk52．Thebesttitle（标题）forthispassageis______.A．HealthyPeople B．GoodEatingHabits C．DifferentFood（2022上·山东泰安·七年级统考期末）Iamafanofmovies.Ispendmostofmyfreetimewatchingmovies.Therearemanycinemasinmytown.Iknowthemsowellthatmyfriendsalwaysaskmetotellthemwhichoneisgoodforthem.TheCityTheaterhasthenewestmoviesandthemostcomfortableseats.Thepricesoftheticketsarealsofair,butit’stheoldestcinemainmytownanditisn’topenonTuesdayandThursday.TheGuiheCinemaisthemostmodern(现代的)cinemawiththebiggestscreens.However,theserviceisn’tsogoodandpeoplecan’tbringfoodordrinksintothecinema.Theycanonlybuytheminsidethecinema,andthefoodanddrinksareusuallymuchmoreexpensivethanthoseoutside.TheStarCinemaismyfavorite.Ithasthefunniestmoviesandtheseatsareverycomfortable.Itisopeneveryday,andifyougothereonMondayandWednesdaymornings,youcanbuyticketsathalfprice.Italsoprovides(提供)freewaterandthebighallcanholdtwohundredpeopleatatime.Ofcourse,thescreensarereallylarge.SoI’dliketoinvitemyfriendstoseeafilmattheStarCinemaonmybirthday.Iusuallyhadapartytocelebratemybirthday,butthisyearI’dliketodosomethingdifferent.53．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fair”meaninChinese?A．离谱的 B．合理的 C．时尚的 D．昂贵的54．Howmanycinemasdoesthewritertalkaboutinthispassage?A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Four.55．Whatcan’tweknowfromthepassage?A．TheGuiheCinemahasthebiggestscreens.B．ThewriterlikestheStarCinemabestofthree.C．Thewriterlikeswatchingmoviesinhisfreetime.D．Thewriteralwaysinviteshisfriendstowatchmoviesonhisbirthdays.56．Whichofthefollowingshowsthestructureofthepassage?(1=Paragraph1)A． B．C． D．（2022上·山东德州·七年级统考期末）Doyourchildrenlikereading?Ifnot,readingtopets(宠物)canhelpthem.Thereisananimalshelter(收容所)inMiddleburgAmerica.Childrencanbringabookandreadtotheanimalsthere.Aftertheygotothesheltermanytimes,theycangetsmalltoys.AlotofchildrengototheshelteronSaturdaysandSundays.Thisactivityhelpsanimalsfindtheirnewhomes.What’smore,childrenhaveagoodtimereading.Look!ThegirlwithblackhairisCarol.Sheistenyearsold.Sheusuallyplayswithherfriendsafterschoolandseldom(很少)doessomereading.Butshechangesalotaftershegoestotheshelter.WhenCarolgetstotheshelterforthefirsttime,shedoesn’tknowwhattodo.Shejustsitsinfrontofthecatsandstartstoreadtothem.Thecatslikeherspeakingtothem.ItmakesCarolhappy.Now,thereareallkindsofbooksinCarol’sroom.IttakesCarolalotoftimetoreadbookseveryday.Itbringshergreatfunandshelearnsalotabouttheworld.57．Thewriterwritesthepassageto________.A．teachers B．students C．children D．parents58．Paragraph2(第二段)ismainlyabout________.A．ananimalshelter B．children’sfavouritebooksC．ten-year-oldCarol D．after-schoolclassesforchildren59．Theunderlinedword“changes”means“________”inChinese.A．成长 B．失去 C．了解 D．改变60．WhatdoweknowaboutCarol?A．Shehasbrownhair.B．Sheis11yearsold.C．Shethinksreadingisinterestingnow.D．Shereadstosomedogswhenshefirstgoestotheshelter.61．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．TheanimalshelterisinEngland.B．ReadingtopetscanhelpchildrenlovereadingC．Parentsmustbuymanybooksfortheirchildren.D．It’sdifficultfortheanimalsinthesheltertofindtheirnewhomes.（2022上·山东德州·七年级统考期末）SpringFestivaliscoming.Youwillbuynewclothesandalotoffood.Therearealwayssomeoldclothesyoudon’twant.Andthereisalwayssomefoodyoucan’teat.Whatcanyoudo?Sendthemtothetwoplaces.WallofKindness(友善之墙)YoucanseeWallofKindnessinmanycitiesnow,likeShanghai,Beijing,XiamenandQingdao.Peoplehang(悬挂)theiroldclothesonthewall.Poorpeoplecantakethemaway.Youcanalwaysseejackets,sweaters,trousersandcoatsonthewall.ShareFridge(共享冰箱)ChinahasitsfirstShareFridge.It’sinShanghai.Thereisalotoffoodinit,likecakes.Thefoodisfromsomerestaurantsandstores.Peopledon’tneedtobuythefoodbecauseit’sfree.Theycantakeithome.62．Theunderlinedword“them”refersto(指的是)__________.A．clothes B．cakes C．fridges D．stores63．Youcansend__________toWallofKindness.A．somebirthdaycakes B．anEnglishbookC．apairofoldtrousers D．anicevolleyball64．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．ChinahasitsfirstShareFridgeinXiamen.B．Peoplehavetopayfor(为……付款)thefoodinShareFridge.C．Peoplewhoneedtheclothesonthewallcantakethemaway.D．Wecan’tseeWallofKindnessinXiamen.65．WallofKindnessandShareFridgeare__________topeople.A．helpful B．tidy C．healthy D．busy66．What’sthebesttitle(标题)ofthispassage?A．WallofKindness B．ShareFridgeC．Dosomethingforothers D．TheSpringFestivaliscoming（2022上·山东淄博·七年级统考期末）ImovedtoJiaxinglastyear.ThereismuchtoseeinJiaxing.I’dliketotalkaboutthefollowingplaces.YueheStreetisthemostpopular.Therearesomanyhotels,restaurantsandgiftshops.ThebesttimetovisititisonSundaymornings.Thestreetiscrowded,andmanypeoplelookforcheapthingsintheantique(古董)market.ThesecondplaceisJiaxingBotanicalGarden.Thereareallkindsofdifferentplants—colorfulflowersandtreesfromallovertheworld.Youcangoallyearroundfordifferentcolorsinthequietplace.Therearetoomanyparksinthecity.Ienjoywalkingintheparkstorelax.MyfavoriteisLanxiuPark.Atemple(庙)isinit.Ioftengetintothetempleandclimbtothetoptolookatthecity.67．WhenisthebesttimetovisitYueheStreet?A．OnSaturdaymornings. B．OnSaturdayevenings.C．OnSundaymornings. D．OnSundayevenings.68．Theunderlinedword“plants”means“________”inChinese.A．食品 B．服饰 C．动物 D．植物69．WhatdoesthewriterthinkofJiaxingBotanicalGarden?A．It’scrowded. B．It’squiet. C．It’sclean. D．It’snoisy.70．Whatdoesthewriterliketodointheparks?A．Totakeawalk. B．Totakephotos. C．Toplaygames. D．Toplaysports.71．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．MyhometownJiaxing B．GreattripsinJiaxingC．GreatplacesinJiaxing D．MylifeinJiaxing（2023上·重庆北碚·七年级西南大学附中校考期末）Weallknowhealthisimportantinourdailylife.Doyouwanttoknowhowtobehealthy?Herearesomegoodways.First,eatdifferentfood.Youmayonlyhaveyourfavouritefood.It’snotgoodforyou.Yourbodyneedsdifferentkindsoffood,especiallyfruitandvegetables.Eatinglotsoffruitandvegetableskeepsyouhealthy.Second,drinkwaterandmilkoften.Everyoneknowsthatwaterisimportant.Besideswater,youalsoneedtodrinkaboutacupofmilkeveryday.Trytohavedrinkswithlittlesugar,becausetoomuchsugarisbadforyourteeth.Third,sleepwell.Youshouldgotobedandgetupearly.Thisgoodhabitcanmakeyousleepwell.Don’tsleepforlonghoursonweekends.Don’twatchtelevisionbeforeyougotobed.Youcanreadabookorlistentomusic,anditcanhelpyourbodygetreadyforsleep.Fourth,dosports.Sportshelptokeepyouhealthyandhelpyoutolivelonger.Followthesewaysandyouwillbeahealthychild.72．Thereare________waysmentioned(被提及)inthepassage.A．three B．four C．five D．six73．ThefollowingwayscanhelptokeephealthyEXCEPT(除了)________.A．eatingdifferentfood B．havingdrinkswithmuchsugarC．doingmoresports D．havinggoodsleepinghabits74．Listeningtomusiccanhelpyourbody_________.A．getreadyforsleep B．getstronger C．gotobedearly D．livelonger75．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．HealthIsImportant. B．WhatIsHealth. C．WaystoBeHealthy. D．AHealthyChild.（2023上·重庆九龙坡·七年级重庆市育才中学校联考期末）Manychildrendon’teatwell.That’swhymanyschoolshavefoodeducation(教育).Theywantstudentstoknoweatingwellisveryimportant(重要的).Schoolshavemanyinterestingclassesforstudents.Inclass,studentscanlearn(学习)abouthealthyeating.Theycanlearntogrow(种植)andmakedifferent(不同的)food,too.InChina,studentsinGrade7learntomake(制作)threetofourdishesforlunchordinner.IntheUS,studentslearntogrowfruitandvegetables.Aftertheyknowit’sdifficulttogrowfood,theywillrespect(尊重)food.InJapan(日本),studentsmus