2026年上海市华育中学七年级下学期4月英语试卷和答案

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D.as AB.blow AC.burstTherearesomeverygoodinventionswhichdeservetobebetterknown,eventhoughIadmitthatsomeofthemarecrazy.Let'shavealookatsomeofthemandseeifyouagreethattheydeservetobemoresuccessful.TheAustralianshadagreatideatostoppeoplefromdrinkinganddriving.Theideawasthatifadriverwantedtostartthecar,sheorhewouldhaveto63abagfirst.Iftherewastoomuchalcoholintheirbreath,thecarwouldn'tstart.Itsoundslikeagreatideatome,butpeoplesaidthattheymightneedtodrivethecarinanemergency64theyhaddrunktoomuchalcohol.AnotherideaIlikedwasaninventionbyascientistwhothoughthischildrenwatchedtoomuchTV.HelinkedtheTVtoanexercisebikesothattheelectricitytopowertheTVwas65bythebike.IfthechildrenwantedtowatchalotofTV,theyhadtorideveryhard.IfoundanotherinventionontheInternetwasdesignedtoencouragegoodhabits.Believeitornot,thisinventionwasanashtraywhichspoketoyouwhenyou66acigarette!The'voice'oftheashtraywasactivatedbytheheatfromthecigaretteandremindedyouhowdangerousitisto(词组Kevin ButYingtai'sparents Part3ReadingandChoosethebestanswerforthefollowingquestions.Mostpeoplecannotchoosetheirjobs.Theyonlyhavetheirjobsforceduponthem.Thismaybebecausetheyhaven'tenoughtrainingforanyotherjob,orbecauseofeconomicsituation,orbecausetheyliveinaplacewherethereisalimitedchoiceofjobs,orbecausetheirfathersandgrandfathershavealwaysfollowedacertainoccupation.TheIndianbornoffarmerparentsinavillagehas,forexample,fewopportunitiesofbecominganythingbutafarmer.Butifoneisluckyenoughtobeabletochoosethejoboneisgoingtodo,howshouldonemakeone'schoice?One'schoiceclearlydependsonwhatonewantstogetoutofone'sjob.Somepeoplebelievethatnobodycandoajobwelliftheydonotenjoyit.Butthisisprobablytrueonlyofcertaintypesofwork.Andtherearethosewhohaveanabilityforturningtheirjobintosomethingthatisanenjoyablewayofearningtheirliving(挣钱生计),butwhodonotreallydotheirworkwell.Somedoctors,forexample,whobecomerichandfamousmenareinfactnotowninghumanity人性)whichisnecessaryintheirjob,andmayevennotbeespeciallyskilledattheirjob.Soaresomelawyers.Perhapsmanyofthebestdoctors,lawyers,andteachersspendtheirlivesworkingsohardforothersthatdonothavetimetobecomerichandfamous.Onemustdecide,whenchoosingajob,whetheronewantstodoajobforitsownsake(为工作本身)orfortherewards(报酬)itoffers.“Theyonlyhavetheirjobsforceduponthem”maymeans theymakethemselvesdothetheyhavetodothejobstheymustfollowwhattheirfathersusedtotheirjobsarechosenbyTheunderlinedword“opportunities”inthefirstparagraphprobablymeans B) C) D)Accordingtothepassage,aperson'schoiceofjobshouldbedecidedby hiseconomic B)hisfamilyC)hispurposeintakinga D)hisabilitytodoaThewriterseemstohaveagoodimpressiononthosedoctorswhoare B) C) D)Howmanyoccupationsarementionedinthelast B) C) D)Choosethewordsandcompletethepassage.Ajoblessmanappliedforthepositionofofficeboyatabigcompany.Themanagerinterviewedhimandthenwatchedhimcleanthefloorasa(n)76.“Youarehired.”Hesaid,“Givemeyouremail,andI'llsendyoutheapplicationform.”Themanreplied,“Idon'thaveacomputeroranemail.”Themanager77hishead.“Ifyoudon'thaveanemailaddress,youdonotexist.Andifyoudon'texist,Ican'tgiveyouthejob.”Themanleftthecompany,feeling78Withonlytendollarsinhispocket,hedecidedtobuy10kilogramsoftomatoesandsellthemdoortodoor.Inafewhours,hemanagedto79hismoneytotwentydollars.Herepeatedtheprocesstwomoretimesandreturnedhomehappilywitheightydollars.Realizingthathecould80thiswayhestartedworkinghardergoingoutearlyeverydayandreturninglate.Years81,hebecameoneofthelargestfoodretailers零售商)intheOneday,hedecidedtobuylifeinsurance(保险)forhisfamily.Theinsurancebrokeraskedforhisemail.“Idon'thaveanemail,”themanThebrokerresponded82,“Youdon'thaveanemail.Yetyou'vebuiltanImaginewhereyou'dbeifyouhadThemansmiledand83,“AnofficeA.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.withB.withC.inD.inA.B.C.D.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.EverydaywhenMikeandSallyplayoutside,theyseeamanwalking.Hewalkswithawhitestick.Hecannotsee.Heisb84.Italwayspuzzlesthem.“Howcanhewalkonabusystreet?”asksMike.“Itmustbeverydangerous,”saysSally.Theboyandthegirlwatchasthemanwalks.Hewalksslowly.Hewalkstothetrafficlightandthenstops.Whenthelightturnsgreen,hestartswalkinga85.Hedoesnothitanythingwhenhewalks.“It'samazing.Anditmustbescarytoo,”saysSally.“Heknowswheretogoandwheretostopa86ifhecouldsee.”Oneday,theblindmanwasp87by,andheheardthechildrentalking.Hestoppedinfrontoftheirhouse.“Hellokids,”hesaid,“IhearyoutalkingabouthowIwalk.”“Yes,wealwayswonderhowyouknowwheretogoandwhentostoponsuchabusystreet.Itissafertostayi88.”Themansmiled,“Itrainedmyselftolistenverywell.IlistenwithmyearsforeverysoundwhenIamoutofthehouse.Iusemycaneformetoo.Whenmystickbumpsintosomething,Iknowtostopandgoaroundit.”Themancontinued,“Yes,itissafertostayathome.ButIlovetowalk.Ilovethehotsun.Ilovethesmellofflowers.Ilovetohearthebirdssinging.M89ofall,IlovetogetsomeSallysaid,“Thankyou.Wehavelearnedsomethingtoday.Wethinkyouareabraveman.Wecansee.Wecanwalk.Wewillgetsomeexercise,too.Youareagoode90forustoReadthepassageandanswerthequestions.Fewofusliketobelievethatweareeasilycheated.However,oursenseoftasteisfooledbyoursenseofsight.Thisisbecausewearebornwithexpectationsofhowcertaincolorsshouldtaste.Forexample,weexpectredfoodstohaveaspicytaste.Greenjuice,meanwhile,ismorelikelytotastesour.Bananasmustbeyellow,andgrapesareusuallypurpleorgreen.Whenafood'scolorisdifferentfromwhatweexpect,ourbraintellsusthatittastesdifferent,too.Justimaginewhatitwouldmakeyoufeelifyouweregoingtoeatablackpineappleorablue-coloredFoodcompanieshavebeentakingadvantageofourrelianceoncolors.Theyusefoodcoloringtochangeorimprovefoods'naturalcolor.Forexample,theymayaddredcoloringtotheskinofanapple.Inthisway,customersmaybelievethattheappleisverysweet.Similarly,foodcoloringiswidelyusedinseafood.Oneexampleissalmon.Peoplebelievesalmonshouldbepink.Farm-raisedsalmon,however,oftenhaveagrayishcolor.Foodcompaniesmayusepinkcoloringsothatcustomersbelievethefishisofhighquality.Theuseoffoodcoloringhasbeendebatedforyears.Peoplewonderifitdoesharmtotheirhealth.Butfoodcompaniesknowthatcustomersoftenworkouthowsomethingislikelytotastelongbeforetheyhaveevenhadachancetoactuallyeatit.Itisnowverycommonforthemtousecoloring