2025-2026学年七年级下学期英语期中复习专练《信息还原》含答案

1专题04信息还原（七选五）话题1家与居住话题3家乡与地域话题2社区与邻里话题4中国民间艺术（重点）（25年七年级下·江苏镇江·期中）Peopleliveindifferentkindsofhousesintheworld.Usually,eachhousehasitsownlivingroom,bedroom,kitchenandbathroom.1Whatarethey?Now,let’stakealook.Aflatisusuallyinabuilding.Thereareusuallymanyfamilieslivinginthesameflatbuilding.2 3Inatownhouse,thekitchen,thelivingroomandthediningroomareusuallyonthegroundfloorandthebedroomsareusuallyonthefirstfloor.Afarmhouseisahouseonafarm.Therearemanyfarmerslivingthere.4Therearealsosome“houses”forcowsandhensnearthefarmhouse.Thefieldisnotfarfromthefarmhouse,sofarmersalwaysgotothefieldonfoot.Adormitoryisalargeroominaschool,andevery4-8studentsshareonedormitory.5Buteachstudenthashisorherownbed.Studentscanlearnhowtogetalongwellwith(与……相处)eachotherinadormitory.A．Atownhouseusuallyhastwofloors.B．Differenthouseshavedifferentnames.C．Theysharethesamestairsorlift(楼梯或电梯)togoupanddownD．Differentpeopleliketoliveindifferenthouses.E．Thereisusuallyonefamilyinatownhouse.F．Thereisagardeninthefrontofit.G．Theysharethesamebathroom.Passage2（25年七年级下·江苏常州·期中）Homescomeindifferentshapesandsizes.Somepeopleliveinflats,whileothersliveinhouses.1Forexample,afarmhouseinthecountrysidemayhaveabigyardforkeeping2animalsandgrowingcrops.Aflatinthecityoftenhasagreatviewofthecityscape.LiMengtianlivesinaflatinBeijing.2Shelikestolookatthecityfromthebalcony.Itmakesherfeelrelaxed.NeillivesinatownhousenearLondon.3Heandhisfamilyenjoyspendingtimethere.FemilivesinafarmhouseinEgypt.4Theyofteneatmealstogetheronacarpet.Inconclusion,nomatterwhattypeofhomewelivein,itisaplacewherewefeelsafeandloved.5A．Hisfavoriteplaceisthegarden.B．Differenttypesofhomeshavetheirownfeatures.C．Weshouldtakegoodcareofourhomes.D．Homeiswheretheheartis.E．Hisfamilyhasayardandtheykeephensthere.F．Shelikestoplaygamesinherbedroom.G．Herflatisonthetwenty-secondfloor.（25年七年级下·江苏扬州·期中）Doyouhelpyourparentsorganizethefurniture(家具)inyourhouse?Itcanbehardtoputeverythingintherightplacetomakeyourhomelookbetter.1▲Usingfewerorsmallerpiecesoffurniturewillmakeyouhavemorespace.Inbedrooms,tryatallwardrobe(衣柜)insteadof(代替)alargeone.2▲3Thereshouldbe50-100cmbetweenyourchairs,tablesandsofas.Peopleshouldbeabletowalkthroughtheroomwithoutanytrouble.▲4Don’tcoverthewindowswithlargepiecesoffurniture.Theroomwithpoorlightwilllookdarkanduncomfortable.▲Everyroomshouldhaveafocus(重点).5Maybeit’stheTV,awallinadifferentcolour,oralargepieceofartwork.A．Naturallightisimportant.B．Here’ssomeadviceforyou.C．Inthisway,itwilltakeuplessspace.D．Makesureyouputyourfurnituretogether.E．Remembertoleavesomespacetowalk.F．Maketheroomsascolourfulasyoucan.G．It’sthethingthatcatchesyoureyeswhenyougointotheroom.3（25年七年级下·江苏南通·期中）AsiheyuanisakindoftraditionalhomeforChinesepeople.1Asiheyuanhasabigsquarecourtyard(院子)inthecentre.2Usually,onesiheyuanisforonefamilytolivein.Thenorthernmainhousereceivesthemostsunshine.Theeldestmemberofthefamilylivesthere.3Thesouthernbuildingisusuallyforservants(仆人)orguests.Livinginasiheyuanhelpstokeepfamilymembersclosetoeachother.Astimewenton,siheyuanalsobecamelikebigneighbourhoodsformanydifferentfamilies.4Today,tallbuildingshavereplaced(代替)manysiheyuan.Inordertoprotectthem,5Nearly1,000ofthesebuildingswillbefeaturedinTheRecordsofBeijingSiheyuan.A．SiheyuaninBeijingarethemostcommon.B．Theysharedhappyandsadtimesinthesameyard.C．Therearefourbuildingsaroundtheyard.D．thegovernmentdidasurvey(调查).E．Theeasternandwesternhousesareforthesecondandthirdgenerations(一代人).F．HereisaSiheyuan.G．Therearesomebuildingsinfrontoftheyard.Hello,everyone!MynameisLily.Mydreamhouseisonthebeach.1Thefrontgardenislargewithbeautifulflowersandtrees.Wecantakeawalkandenjoythebeautifulflowersinit.Thereisaswimmingpoolinthebackgarden.2 3Youcanseeitafteryouwalkpastthefrontdoor.Ontherightofthebighallisawonderfullivingroom.Therewecanchatwithfriends,haveagoodrest,watchTVandenjoydifferentkindsofentertainments(娱乐活动).Ontheleft,thereisacomputerroomandastudy.4Iwanttobeacomputerdesigner,sothecomputerroomismyfavourite.Onthefirstfloor,therearesixbedrooms,andeachhasamodernbathroom.Whenmyfriendsstaywithme,theycanhaveabathintheirownrooms.5Sowecansleepcomfortably.Well,thatismydreamhouse.Don’tyouthinkit’swonderful?A．Theyaremine.4B．Wecansinganddancethere.C．Ithastwogardens.D．Thereisabigbedineachbedroom.E．Wecanswimthereatanytime.F．Theyaremyparents’.G．Onthegroundfloor,thereisabighall.Passage6IliveinasmalltownnearXing’aninGuilin.1Becauseitistoosmall.Theairhereisfresh.Therearenotalotoftallbuildingsinourtown.2Therearefourhundredstudentsandtwenty-fiveteachersinourschool.3Ioftenplaywithmyclassmatesinit.Thereisalittlegardenbehindourschool.4Nexttothegarden,thereisanorangeorchard(果园).Youcanhearbirdssingeverywhere.Thereisarivernotfarfromourschool.5WestudyChinese,English,Mathsandothersubjectsatschool.Theteachersareverynice.Weloveourschool.A．Therearemanytreesinourschool.B．Infrontoftheschool,thereisaplayground.C．Andwecangrowbeautifulflowersandplanttreesinthegarden.D．Wecan’tswiminthelake.E．Youcan’tseeitonthemapofChina.F．Thebestbuildingisourschool.G．Insummer,weusuallygoswimmingwithourteachersinit.（25年七年级下·江苏扬州·期中）Livinginacommunitymeanssharingspaceanddutieswithothers.Awell-organizedneighbourhooddoesgoodtoeveryone’slifeandhelpsthemsupporteachotherlikeafamily.1◆Startsmallbutmeaningfulactions.Evensmallactionscanmakebigchanges.Forexample,pickuplitterduringyourdailywalkoroffertowaterplantsforanelderlyneighbour.Askyourself:“WhatsimpletaskscanIdotodaytohelpothers?”2Rememberthatmorepeoplewillmakemorechanges.◆Watchoutforsafety.5Safetyiseveryone’sduty.Ifyoufindbrokenstreetlightsorroads,youcanreportittothecommunitycentre.3Inthisway,theycanbecarefulandnotgethurt.◆Joinororganizeevents.Checkcommunityboardsforlocalactivitiessuchasacharityshoworafestivalcelebration.4Aclean-updayorabook-sharingactivitycanalsobringpeopletogether.Iftherearenoevents,planonewithneighbours!Astrongcommunitydependsontrustandsharingideas.Thinkcreativelyaboutwaystoworktogether.Sharetools,books,orskillslikegardening.Asmileorashortchatcanalsobreaktheiceandcreatelong-timefriendships.A．Buildagoodrelationship.B．Staycalmwhendealingwithproblems.C．Askotherstotakepartinsmalltaskstoo.D．Respecteachother’sdifferencesindailylife.E．Butyoudon’thavetowaitforabigeventtojoin.F．Teachchildrenrules,likehowtocrossroadssafely.G．Tomakeyourcommunityabetterplace,trytheseways.Passage2（25年七年级下·江苏徐州·期中）Akindneighborcanmakeyoufeelcomfortableandsafe.Beingakindneighborisaskillthatcanbelearnt.1Gooutside.Theeasiestwaytoknowthepeopleinyourneighbourhoodisstayingout.Inthefirstweek,youcanspendsometimeinyouryardreadingorgrowingflowers.Youmayseeotherswalkingtheirdogsorjogging.Remembertosmilewhenothersseeyou.2Finally,youwillbechattingandyoucansometimesgetafewnamesandphonenumbers.Lookforsharedinterests.Ifyouareinterestedingardening,youwillnoticetheneighborswhoarealsointogardening.Youcanaskthemabouttheirgardens.3Questionsabouttheirinterestsshowyourrespectforthem.Takepartinneighbourhoodactivities.4Whenthereisanactivitygoingon,youcangettoknowmoreaboutyourneighbors,liketheirnamesandwhattheydoforwork,5Volunteeringisoneofthebestwaystohelpinthecommunity.Youcanuseyourskillstohelpothersintheneighbourhood.Youcanalsotakepartinactivitieslikecleaningyourcommunityorlocalfestivalswhichraisemoneyforpeopleinneed.6Byfollowingthesesteps,youcanbeakindneighbor.Nowgooutandstarttomakeadifference.A．Giveahelpinghand.B．Buildacleanneighbourhood.C．Maybenextweekyoucanwaveorsayhello.D．Herearesomewaystohelpyoubeagoodneighbour.E．Askingthemquestionsistheeasiestwaytobringyoucloser.F．Youcangototheneighbourhoodbookpartyorthecommunitypicnic.G．Holdingapartyisoneofthemostpopularactivitiesinallneighbourhoods.（25年七年级下·江苏扬州·期中）YouknowthatIamalwayslookingfornewwaystomakemoney.1Lotsofmyneighboursarelookingforsomeonetohelpwiththeirgardens.It’sagreatjob. 2Thefirstjobgoesverywell.Icutthegrassandcleanupthegarden.MrsBrownisveryhappy.Shepays(付费)me10yuan.3MrsJoneshasabiggardenanditisverydirty.AfterIcleanupthegarden,shepaysme15yuan.Mylastjobisinmynext-doorneighbour’shouse.4Myparentspayforanewone.Iwillpaythemfrommywages(工资). 5Ihavetomakeenoughmoneytopayforthewindow!Doyouwanttogetpocketmoneybydoingsomehousework?Wemayworktogether!A．Mynextjobisquitedifficult.B．ThistimeIhaveagoodidea.C．Ihavethreegardeningjobsthisweek.D．Myparentsknowourneighboursverywell.E．Iamgoingtofindmorejobstodonextweek.F．Ibreakthewindowofherlittlehouseinthegarden.G．Ourneighbourslikeusverymuch.（25年七年级下·江苏无锡·期中）IamveryluckytoliveinHappyNeighbourhood.1Nowletmetellyousomethingaboutmyneighbours. 2Helivesonthefourthfloor.Heisinaracing(赛车)team.Inhisfreetime,heandhisfriendsgettogethertogoracingorwatchexcitinggames.MichaelSchumacherishisfavouriteracingplayer.3TheslimgirlinpinkisElsa.SheisMrsGreen’sdaughter.Theylivetwofloorsbelowmyflat.Elsaisgoodatsinging.Shelikestomakefriendswithdifferentpersons.ShelikesFayeWongbest.4Shewillshow7herbestsongstoherfansinthefuture.Wouldyouliketolookcool?CometoAmy’sclothesshopinmyneighbourhood.5AmyisgoingtobeatopdesignerlikeGianniVersace.ShewilltakeherfashiondesignstoParis.Shesayspeoplewilllikethemverymuch.A．SheisgoingtobeapopularsingerlikeFayeWong.B．There’refashionabledresses,shirts,jeansandotherthingsinit.C．Shelookslikeacutemonkey.D．HeisgoingtobearacingplayerlikeMichael.E．Thenshebecomesinterestedinit.F．ThereIknowlotsofgoodneighbours.G．ThisstrongmanisDavid.Sydney(悉尼)isintheeastofAustralia.1It’sfamousforitsOperaHouseandtheSydneyHarbourBridge.Theweatheriswarm.Itisabout12℃inwinter.Anditisabout35℃insummer.Ithasbeautifulbeachesandmanyparks. 2Youcanseemanypeopleenjoytheirtimeinthepark.Theonlywaytoseethisparkisbygoingalongsomenicegravel(沙砾)roads.3Ofcourseyouwillneedtotravelwithfoodandwater.Toseeasmallpartofthemountains,youneedtowalksomedays.Sydneyhasmanybeautifulbeaches.4Bondihasanicestreetwithmanyshopsandrestaurants.Manlyisagreatbeachtogoto.Ifyouwanttogothere,youcantakeaboat.5It’salsoacheapandgreatwaytoseetheSydneyharbourbyboat.IfyouaregoingtovisitSydney,don’tmissthese.A．Itisagreatcity.B．Youcandosomeshoppinghere.C．Itwilltakeyouabout30minutes.D．YoucangototheBlueMountainsbycar.E．Theroadscantakeyoutothepark.F．TwofamousonesareBondiandManly.G．InthewestofSydney,thereisabigparkcalledtheBlueMountains.Passage2Manychildrenliketogohiking(徒步旅行).Why?Becausetheycanbefreefromschoolandtheir8homework.Theycanenjoybeautifulnature.1Ifyouwanttohaveahappyhike,youmustlearnaboutthefollowing.First,findagoodday.2Iftheweatherisgood,youdoalotofthings,likeridinghorses,goingbikeriding,swimmingintheriver,flyingkitesandplayingballgames. 3Ifyougohikingwiththepeopleyoudon’tlike,youwon’thaveagreattime.So,findthepersonwhohasthesameinterestasyou.Third,findtherightplace.Differentpeoplehavedifferentideasabouttheplaces.4Iliketowalkalongthebeach,listentothesoundoftheseaandwatchchildrenplaying.Atlast,thinkofwhatyouneedtotakebeforegoinghiking.5Thensomemoneyisnecessarytoo.Nowyoucangohiking!A．Iliketogototheseaside(海边).B．Theycanalsoplaywithfriends.C．Second,gowiththepeopleyoulike.D．Therearemanynicefishesinthesea.E．Pleasetakeyourhomeworkwithyou.F．Fineweatherisveryimportantforahappyhike.G．Thesportsshoes,somewaterandfoodarethefirst.Itissunnytoday.WeflytoBeijingat9:00inthemorning.1Andwegotothehotelfromtheairportbytaxi.Afterlunch,wetakeabustotheSummerPalace.2WhileweareinaboatonKunmingLake,wehearsomeonesingingBeijingOpera.3Intheevening,wewalktoTian’anmenSquarebecauseitisnexttoourhotel.Wetakesomephotosthere. 4ThismorningwhenwewalktothePalaceMuseum,wepassby(路过)asquareandseesomepeopleflyingkites.Thekitesareindifferentshapes.5Theyarereallybeautiful.Iwanttogototheaquarium(水族馆),andthenBeihaiPark.Tomorrowwe’llvisittheGreatWall.Ihearit’sverygreatandIthinkIwillhavegreatfunplayingthere.A．MyfamilywanttovisittheGreatWall.B．Somearelikebirds,andsomearelikefish.C．HerecomestheseconddayinBeijing.D．Wehavebreakfastontheplane.9E．Wetalkaboutourfreetimeactivities.F．Wespendthewholeafternoonthere.G．Thesingingsoundsverybeautiful.WhatisaChinatown?IsitatowninChina?Ofcoursenot!Itisinaforeigncountry.Itisaplacewheremanyoverseas(海外的)Chineselivetogether.1ThebiggestoneisinNewYork.Anditisalsoagoodplacetogo.ShoppinginChinatown. 2Youcanfindlotsoftraditionalthingsthere.MostofthemaremadeinChina.MottStreetisthebestplacetoshopbecausethethingsthereareverycheap.EatinginChinatown.Chinatownhasmorethan200restaurants.3NewSilverPalaceRestaurantisoneofthebestrestaurants.Whydon’tyouhavebreakfastwithacupofgreenteainit?YoucaneatsomeShanghaifoodinEvergreenRestaurant. 4LivinginChinatownisreallycomfortable.Youcanfindhospitals,schools,banks,librariesandsupermarketsinit.Insomeschools,studentsmuststudyChinese.ManyoverseasChinesesendtheirchildrentotheseschools.5A．LivinginChinatown.B．Mostpeoplewanttomakegiftsontheirown.C．YoucanenjoytraditionalChinesefoodthere.D．TherearelotsofChinatownsintheU.S.A.E．TheywanttheirchildrentolearnmoreaboutChinaanditsculture.F．ShoppinginChinatownisfun.G．TheirchildrencanspeakEnglishwell.Doyouenjoydancing?Manypeopledo.1YangLiu,a24-year-oldwomanfromGuizhou,dancesonapieceofbamboo.Yangisaninheritor(继承人)ofbamboodrifting(独竹漂),anintangibleculturalheritage(非物质文化遗产)inherhometown.Bamboodriftinghasahistoryof2,000years.2Now,itbecomesafolkart.Yangstartedtolearnbamboodriftingattheageofseven.Thegirlwasalwaysillwhenshewasveryyoung.Tohaveastrongbody,hergrandmotherbroughtherintotheworldofbamboodrifting.3Thebambooisthinandslippery(滑的).Keepingstandingonthebambooisverydifficult.Yangfellintothewaterandgothurtagainandagain.Butwiththehelpofherfamilyandaloveforthis“coolskill”,thegirldidn’tgiveup.4Yangputherselfintolearninghowtobamboodriftallyearround,eveninthecoldofwinterandtheheatofsummer.Afterthreeyearsofhardpractice,shecouldfinallystandonthebamboo. 5Shehadtheideaofdancingonthebamboodrifting.Shewentonpractisingmanydifficultactsonherbambooandwentthroughallkindsofdifficultiesalongwithit.Now,Yanghasmadeanameforherselfasadanceronthebamboo.Sheisbusyperformingthisartandshehasperformedinmorethan30citiesin2023.It’sdifficulttogettheticketstoenjoyherperformance.A．ButYangdidn’tstopthere.B．HergrandmotherwasstrictwithYang.C．Yangstoodanddancedonthebamboo.D．Inthepast,peopleusedittocrosstheriver.E．Shealwaysclimbedbackontothebamboo.F．Learningthisspecialskill,infact,isnoteasy.G．Someofthem,however,danceinspecialplaces.Passage2ChineseNewYearPainting,ornianhuainChinese,isakindoftraditionalpainting.1ItshowstheChinesepeople’sgreatexpectationsforhappinessandwealth.ChineseNewYearPaintingisanoldhandicraft.ItsoriginalformwasapictureoftheDoorGodduringtheTangDynasty.2AstheChineseNewYeararrives,everyfamilyputsupitsNewYearpaintingsinordertosaygoodbyetothepastandwelcomethefuture.OneofthemostfamouswoodblockNewYearpaintingscomesfromYangjiabuofShandongProvince.3Theyreflect(反映)people’severydaylife. 4Firstly,artistsdrawasimplesketch(素描)onthepaper.Secondly,theymakethesimplesketchonthewoodboardandprintafewsamples(样品).5Lastly,whenthepreparationisfinished,theprinterspaintthecolorboardandthenputpaperonthewoodboardandbrushthepaper.ThenthecolorfulwoodblockNewYearpaintingsareproduced.A．ItisputuponwallsandwindowsduringtheSpringFestival.B．WoodblockskillshavealonghistoryinChina.C．PeopleusuallyhavedumplingsduringtheSpringFestival.D．Thirdly,theyaddcolortothesample.E．TherearefourstepstomakecolorfulNewYearpaintings.F．Thesepaintingsarelovedbypeoplearoundtheworld.G．Later,moresubjectssuchastheKitchenGod,womenandbabieswereadded.Thebrushpenhasahistoryofthousandsofyears.Itisoneofthe“FourTreasuresoftheStudy”.1Itwasdifficultforpeopletowritewellonthinsilk.It’ssaidthatMengTian,ageneraloftheKingdomQin,madethepenbetter.WhenMengwasleadinganarmytofightagainsttheKingdomChu,hehadtoreportthewartohiskingintime.Buthispenwastoohardandcausedhimalotoftrouble.2Hetriedmanyways,butfailed.Onedayafterhunting,Mengwenthomewithsomewildrabbitsonthehorseback.Fatandheavy,onerabbit’stailleftalongtrail(痕迹)onthegroundwhenhemovedon.3Hewantedtotietherabbit’shairtoasticktomakethepen.Onarrivinghome,Mengtiedtherabbit’shairtoastickandtriedwritingwithit.Buttherabbit’shairwastoosmoothtowritewell.4.Hewasverysadandthrewhis“invention”(发明)intoastoneholeinhisyard.However,hedidn’tgiveupandkepttryingallthetime.Afewrainydayslater,hehappenedtofindhis“invention”fatterinthestonehole.Hepickeditwithhope.5Itwasbecausewatercleanedtheoilfromthehair.Mengsucceededatlast.ThankstoMeng,thebrushpenisplayingakeyroleinChineseculture.A．Thebrushworkedbeautifullyonsilk.B．Sohewasthinkingofwaystomakeitbetter.C．Thepenwasmadeofanimals’hair.D．Mengwasveryangryandthrewthepenaway.E．Itmadehimwastealotofsilk.F．Theoldestpenwasjustastickorapieceofbamboo.G．Suddenlyagoodideacameintohismind.Doyouloveflyingakite?Childrenlikeplayingwithcolourfulkitesinspring.1Alongtimeago,kitesweremadeofbambooandsilk.2Nooneissure.Buttherearemanystoriesaboutthefirstkite.MoziisagreatChinesephilosopher(哲学家).3Itwasmadeoflightwood(木头).ButsomepeoplethoughtChineseGeneral(将军)HanXinwasthefirsttomakekites.4Hewantedtoknowhowfaritwasfromthepalacecenter. 5HewroteaboutkitesinhisbookTheTravelsofMarcoPolo.Hetoldstoriesofkitestopeoplebackhome.Manyyearslater,kiteswenttoWesterncountriesbyshipandbecamepopular.A．InChina,kiteshavealonghistory.B．Hespentthreeyearsmakingaspecialbird.C．Herearesomepopularwaystomakekites.D．Howorwhendidpeoplestarttoflyakite?E．HeonceflewakiteoverthewallofWeiyangPalace.F．ManyWesternvisitorscametolearnaboutChinesecultures.G．In1275,anItalianmancalledMarcoPolovisitedChina.Chinesepaper-cuttingorjianzh,isakindoffolkart.Ithasalonghistoryofabout1,500years.1Wonderfulmeanings.Paper-cuttinghassomewonderfulmeanings.2AttheSpringFestival,peoplepaste“Fu”ondoorsorwindows.Attheweddingceremony,peoplepaste“Xi”.Whyisitred?InChina,peoplealwayslovered.Inourmind,redishopeandlife,soredisourfavourite.3Thewallsofoldpalacesarered.Lanternsarered.Weddingsarealwaysfullofredthings,too.4Manyofthepaper-cutsarered,butpaper-cutsinShanzhou,HenanProvinceareblack.Blackisthebestcolourthere.Shanzhouisadryplace.Peoplemakeblackpaper-cutstowishforrain.Now,paper-cuttinggetsintomanyschools.5LiJie,amiddleschoolstudent,says,“It’sreallywonderfultochangepaperintodifferentkindsofpictures,suchasflowersandanimals.Weenjoyit.”A．Somepaper-cutsmeanhappinessandgoodluck.B．Peoplelikemakingtraditionalpaper-cuts.C．Blackpaper-cuttinginShanzhou.D．Let’slearnsomethingaboutpaper-cutting.E．Studentscanlearnhowtomakepaper-cuttingatschool.F．Paper-cutsareindifferentshapes.G．WecanseeredeverywhereinChina.Passage6Flower-shapedbuns,calledhuamo,havealonghistory.1.Fromadistance(远处),thesebunslooklikecolourfulflowersonatable.However,theyaremadefromflour(面粉)andmeanttobeeaten.HuamodatesbacktotheMing(1368—1644)andQing(1644-1911)dynasties.InWenxiCounty,ShanxiProvince,localsmakehuamoduringcelebrations(庆典).2Theyarebeautifullydesigned(设计)andplayabigpartinlocalcustoms.Thismakesitdifferentfromotherdoughart,whichisusuallyjustfordisplay(展示).Therearefourmaintypesofhuamo.Together,theyhaveover200designs.Makingalargeflower-shapedbuntakestwodays.3Thenextday,theyshapethedoughintoflowersandsteam(蒸)them.Cookscolourthebunsusingnaturaljuicesfromfruitandvegetables.Thisgiveshuamoitsbrightandbeautifulappearance(外表).4.Thesepatterns(花样)canbedragonsorphoenixes.Thisisespeciallytrueforweddings.Huamosymbolizes(象征)wishesforchildrenandfamilyhappiness.Alocalsayinggoes,“Ifsomethingbighappens,thereishuamo.”Thisshowshowintegral(必要的)thesebunsaretocelebrations. 5.Whilehuamolooksbeautiful,peopleeatitafteritservesitssymbolicrole.Huamoreflectscreativityandculturewhilebringingfamiliestogethertocelebratespecialmoments.Itconnectspeopleandaddsjoytotheirspecialmoments.Workbank:huamoA．TheyareveryimportantinChineseculturetoday.B．Ittakesalongtimetosteamthembecauseofthebigsize.C．Huamocooksarelookingforyoungpeopletolearntheskills.D．First,thecookpreparesthedoughandletsitferment-overnight.E．Forspecialevents,familiesarrange(安排)huamointolargerpatterns.F．Peopleusethemforfestivals,weddingsbirthdaysandotherimportantevents.G．Thesebunsbringgoodlucktofamilies.Chinesepaper-cuttingisoneofthemostpopularartforms.Ithasalonghistory.Thefirstpieceofpaper-cuttingappeared(出现)inwesternChinaaroundthe6thcentury.Theartwasintroducedtotheworldinthe14thcentury.Inthebeginning,Chinesepeopleusedtwomaterialslikeleavestomakethecutting.Afterpaperwasinvented,theyfoundthatthismaterialwaseasytocut.1Peoplemakepaper-cuttingtoshowbeautifulthingsandtheirgoodwishes.2Theyincludeeverythinginpaper-cutting,fromgreatpeopletothethingsthatwecanfindineverydaylifesuchasbirds,flowersandanimals.3Themostcommonfivecharactersare“福”,“禄”,“寿”,“喜”,“财”.Thesecharactersshowpeople’shopeforthosefivepartsoflife. 4Buttomakethisartperfectisnoteasyatallbecauseitneedsalotofhardwork,practice,skillsandimagination.Therearetwowaysofmakingpaper-cutting.5Usingscissorscanmakeafewpiecesofpaper-cuttingatatimebycuttingafewpiecesofpapertogether,whileusingknivescanmakeonlyonepieceatatime.InsomepartsofChina,peoplethinkpaper-cuttingisanimportantskillforwomenandasignofclevermind.A．Weneedtolearnsomecuttingskills.B．Itiseasytostartmakingpaper-cutting.C．Oneisusingscissors,andtheotherisusingknives.D．Apieceofpaper-cuttinghasacertainmeaningbesideit.E．Andthenpaperbecamethemainmaterialforpaper-cutting.F．TherearealsosomeChinesecharactersintraditionalChinesepaper-cutting.G．Theyalsoshowtraditionalcultureorth