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期末复习之阅读理解20篇

(深圳名校期末真题)

(2223七年级下•广东深圳•期末)JakartaBandungHighspeedRailway(雅万高速铁路)wasfinishedin

March,2023.FormostChinese,theopeningofahighspeedrailwayisusual,butfbrpeopleofIndonesia,(his

railwayisa“dreamroad”.WhenChinastartedtohelpthembuildit,theywereexcitedandsaid,"We'llhave

highspeedtrains,too.Thankyou,China!^^

IndonesiawasthesecondcountryinAsiatohavearailway,butitsoldrailwaysdidn'thelpitmuch.Trains

rarat60kilometresanhour.Itwasslow.FromJakartatoBandung,it'sabout160kilometres.Butittookover3

hoursbytrain.Andthoseoldrailwaysarenotintherightplaces.AlsoJakartahasquitealotofpeople.Many

peopleusehighways,sothehighwaysaretoobusy.Indonesiareallyneedsahighspeedrailway.

Whenbuildingthisnewrailway,Chinametmanydifficulties.TheI42.3kilometrerailwayisn'tlong.But

becauseoftheterribleterrain(地形),itneedslotsofbridgesandtunnels(隧道).TheweatherinIndonesiaishot

andrainy.COVID19madeithard,too.ButChinaworkedhardandfinishedit.

ThisrailwayopensinJune,2023andthespeedofthetrainsis5timesasfastasthatoftheoldones.Ittakes

only40minutestogettoBandungfromJakarta.Howgreat!

1.WhatdidIndonesiansthinkofbuildingJakartaBandungHighspeedRailway?

A.Itwasusual.B.Itwasexciting.C.Itwasdifficult.D.Itwasexpensive.

2.HowlongdidittaketogettoBandungfromJakartabytrain?

A.40minutes.B.Halfanhour.C.2hours.D.Over3hours.

3.Fromthesecondparagraph,howmanyreason(s)doesIndonesiahaveforahighspeedrailway?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.

4.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?

A.HowdifficultitwastobuildtherailwayinIndonesia.

B.HowlongJakartaBandungHighspeedRailwayis.

C.WhyChinahelpedIndonesiabuildtherailway.

D.WhenChinafinishedbuildingtherailway.

5.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.PeoplestartedtousethisrailwayinMarch2023.

B.Newtrainsrunat300kilometresanhourinIndonesia.

C.Indonesiawasthesecondcountrytogetarailwayintheworld.

D.JakartaBandungHighspeedRailwayis160kilometreslong.

(2223七年级下•广东深圳•期末)

GuiHaichaoisauniversityprofessor.Hisdreamofflyingtospacehasnowetrue.TogetherwithJing

HaipengandZhuYangzhu,GuitookoffontheShenzhou16spacecraftfromtheJiuquanSatelliteLaunchCentre

innorthwestChinaonMay30th.

InthisjourneytotheChinaSpaceStation.GuihasbeethefirstChinesecivilianastronautandpayload

specialist(民间航天员和有效载荷专家)togointospace.Inthespacestation,hewillkeepthepayloadforspace

scienceexperimentsworkingwell.

GuigrewupinanordinaryfamilyinsouthwestChina'sYunnanProvince.Hisinterestinspacebeganatthe

ageof17whenhegotthenewsofYangLiwei'shistoricspaceflightfbrChinain2003.

“Iwastednotime,“saidGui,“whenIfoundthatChinawasrecruiting(招募)itsfirstgroupofpayload

specialistsin2018.^^

Overthepastfewyears,Guitrainedhard.However,thetrainingwasreallydifficultforhim.

“Ievencouldn'tstandaftertheccntrifiigcrotation(离心旋转)training/'saidtheprofessor.lvSoIaddedmore

exercisesandpracticedeveryday.Iaskedhelpfromothers,andusedsomeof(hetrainingwaysfbrpilots.Finally,

Imadeitanditwasamazing.”

6.Whatcan'twelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A.GuiHaiuliauSjub.B.GuiHaiuliau'sdicuiii.

C.GuiHaichao'steammates.D.GuiHaichao'sworkingplace.

7.WhoplayedapartinbuildingGui'sinterest?

A.YangLiwci.B.JingHaipeng.C.ZhuYangzhu.D.Gui'sfather.

8.HowmanyyearsdidGuiwaitbeforeheknewhecouldprobablyachievehisdream?

A.Forthirtysixyears.B.Forseventeenyears.C.Forfifteenyears.D.Forten

years.

9.WhichofthefollowingcandescribeGui?

A.Warmhearted.B.Patient.C.Hardworking.D.Smart.

10.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanweseethepassage?

A.Newscience.B.Greatpeople.C.Space(rips.D.Interestsandhobbies.

(2223七年级下•广东深圳♦期末)TheForbiddenCitycanalwaystakeitsvisitors'breathaway.

Thisyear,theworld'slargestwoodenpalaceismorethan600yearsold!Doyouknowwhomadeit?

In1406,whentheMingEmperorYongledecidedtomovethecountry'scapitalfromNanjingtoBeijing,he

startedtobuildapalaceinBeijing.Ittookamillionworkers14yearstofinishit.

MaterialslikeNanmuandstonescamefromalloverChina.Nanmu,themostvaluableChinesewood,was

used(omakehugewoodenpillars(柱子).Peoplecouldonlyfinditdeepinforestsoveri,800kmawayfrom

Beijing.WorkershadtofloatwoodonriversallthewaynorthtoBeijing.

Stoneswerealsomovedtothepalace.TheheavieststoneintheForbiddenCityisabout250tons.Itwasso

heavythatpeoplecouldonlymoveilduringwinter.Theypouredwaterontotheroadtocreateice.Then

thousandsofworkerspulledthestoneontheicetothepalace.

AsoneofChina'slargestpalaces,theForbiddenCityisamustseefbrallvisitors.

11.Whendidworkersfinishbuild:ngthepalace?

A.In1406.B.In1410.C.In1416.D.In1420.

12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"materials''inparagraph3meaninChinese?

A.木头B.石头C.材料D.建筑

13.WhydidworkersmovethestonestoBeijinginwinter?

A.Becauseworkerscouldfindheavystoneseasily.

B.Becauseicyroadshelpedthemmovethestones.

C.Becausestonesbecamemuclibinallviandliglilci.

D.BecausetheEmperoraskedthemtomoveinwinter.

14.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthepassage?

A.Workersweresohappytobuildthepalace.B.Thepalaceisfamousfortheheavystones.

C.Winteristhebestseasontovisitthepalace.D.Itwasdifficulttobuildthepalaceatthattime.

15.Wherecanwepossiblyreadthepassage?

A.Inatravelguide.B.Inahistorytextbook.

C.Inabuildingmagazine.D.Inastorybook.

(2122七年级F•广东深圳•期末)Differentpeoplehavedifferenthobbies.Forexample,somepeoplelike

reading,somepeoplelikeswimmingandsomepeoplelikecollectingsomethingandsoon.Ihavemanyhobbies,

suchasreading,skating,andtraveling.1usedtoreadbooksinmyfreetime.IlikereadingbecauseIcouldlearn

muchbyreading.Atthattime,readingwaspartofmylife.Everyday,Ispentmostofmyfreetimereadingbooks,

newspapersandmagazines.Atnight,Icouldhardlygettosleepwithoutanovelinmyhand.

ButlaterIfoundIcouldonlylearnfrombooksbyreading.Icouldn'tgetknowledgefromothers.Ineededa

change.Travelingismyhobbynow.Icanvisitmanydifferentplacesbytraveling.Icanleanialotaboutpeople,

geographyandhistory.It'sveryinteresting.

Ihavemanygoodfriends.Theyallhavetheirhobbies.Annstudiesveryhard.Soherhobbyisreadingall

kindsofbooks.Tonylovesworkingwithhishands,andhishobbyisgardening.Heusuallyplantsflowersand

treesinhisyard.Judyisaquietgirl.Shelikesknitting(编织).Shealwaysknitssweatersforherdolls.Johnshows

greatinterestinplayingbasketball.HisidolisLeBronJames.Wehavedifferenthobbies,butweareallgood

friends.

16.Accordingtothepassage,whatusedtobethewriter'sfavouritehobby?

A.Swimming.B.Skating.C.Traveling.D.Reading.

17.WhatmaytheunderlinedworenovelmeaninParagraph1?

A.Akindofbook.B.Asmartphone.C.Agamemachine.D.Analarmclock.

18.Whydidthewritergotraveling?

A.Tobuymorebooks.B.Tolearnmorethings.

C.Tomeetoldfriends.D.Tocollectsomething.

19.Whosehobbyisgardening?

A.Ann's.B.Judy's.C.Tuny's.D.Juliifs.

20.What'sthewriter'sideaabouthobby?

A.Peopleshouldhavethesamehobby.B.Oneshouldoftenchangehishobby.

C.Readingisthebesthobbyforeveryone.D.Goodfriendscanhavedifferenthobbies.

(2122七年级下•广东深圳•期末)Doyouknowaulism(自闭症)?Itisalifelongconditionandinfluences

(影响)peopleinmanyways.卜orexample,itinfluences(hewaypeopleieelandhear,andhowtheyseetheworld.

Someautisticpeoplefinditdifficulttounderstandandgetonwithotherpeople.

Thesedays,autisticstudentsataschoolinEnglandaregettinghelpfromaspecialhelper—afriendlyrobot

calledPepper.Pepperisworkingwithstudentsbetween12and19yearsoldattheMendipSchool,anditcandoa

lotofactivitiessuchasdancing,storytellingandhelpingautisticstudentstodealwith(应对)badfeelings.When

studentsmeetPepperintheschoofshallway,therobotsayshellotothemandasksthemhowtheyarefeeling.

“AfterPepperarrivedattheschool,therewasalotofdancingandthechildrenalsoreallyenjoyedtherobot's

jokes,“saidteacherConley."Somechildrenrefusedtotalkorplaywithothersinthepast.Butnow,theyare

happytomakefriendswiththerobot.Andit'sgreattoseethemstartupnewfriendshipswithothersmoreeasily.”

Therobotscostaround£20.000each,butmanyexpertsthinktheycouldbeagreatinvestment(投资)for

helpingautisticstudents.Usingrobotstohelpautisticchildrenisnotnew.However,mostrobotsonlytrytoteach

skillstochildren.That'snotwhatautisticchildrenneed.TherobotPepperisdifferent—ittriestohelpimprove

autisticchildrenwellbeing.

21.Howdoesthewritershowthatautisminfluencespeopleinmanyways?

A.Bytellingjokes.B.Bytellingstories.

C.Bygivingexamples.D.Byaskingquestions.

22.WhatcanPepperdo?

①Dance.②Telljokes.③Cleanhallways.@Tellstories.

A.①®@B,①②④C.®®®D.②®④

23.WiththehelpofPepper,autisticstudents.

A.studymuchharderB.cantellfunnyjokes

C.helpeachothermoreoftenD.enjoymakingfriendswithothers

24.Whatcanweinfer(推断)aboutPepper?

A.Itismoreexpensivethanotherrobots.

B.1(isllicfiisliubu((ohelpaulisliucliiklicn.

C.Itknowswhatautisticchildrenwant.

D.Italwaysknowshowautisticchildrenfeel.

25.What'sthemainideaofthepassage?

A.It'sgoodforautisticchildrentogotoschool.

B.Morerobotsaretryingtohelpautisticchildren.

C.Autisticchildrenhaveditiicuhymakingfriends.

D.Arobotgivesahelpinghandtoautisticchildren.

(2122七年级卜・广东深圳•期末)SunJinrongisapetdetective(侦探)fromShanghai.Hedoesthejob

becauseofhisdog.Helostitmanyyearsagoandhestillremembersiteventoday.Sunknowsthepctcanbea

friendandevenoneof(hefamilytomanypeople.Hewouldliketohelpthemfindtheirlostpets.

Everyday,peoplefromallover(hecountrygotoaskSuntoheplookfor(heirlostpels.Mostofthelostpets

arecatsanddogs.Therearealsomanyotheranimalslikebirdsandpigs.Afterknowingtheinformationof(hepet

fromtheowner,Sunstartshiswork."Timeesfirst,MSunalwayssays.UIcanneversitandwait.''

Lookingforthelostpetisnotaneasyjobanditneedslotsoftimeandhardwork.Sometimesitcanevenbe

dangerous.ButSunalwaysdoesagoodjobandhehashelpedthoasandsofpetsgohome.Healsokeepsmany

homelesspetsathomeandhelovesthemverymuch.

Sunlivesbyhelpinglookforlostpets,buthehopesthatnobodyneedshimoneday."Therearen'tlostpets

anymore.All(hepetsliveinawarmhomeandareundertheeyesoftheirowners,“Sunsays."That'swhatI

wouldliketosee.”

26.WhatcanweknowaboutSunfromthefirstparagraph?

A.WhatSunislike.B.WhereSunworks.

C.HowSundoeshisjob.D.WhySunchoosestodohisjob.

27.WhatdoesSundofirsttolookforapet?

A.Sittingandwaiting.B.Callingthepoliceforhelp.

C.Gettinginformationaboutthepct.D.Searchingforthepetaroundthehouse.

28.WhatdoesSunthinkofhisjob?

A.It'sperfect.B.It'ssuccessful.

C.Ifsboring.D.Ifsdifficult.

29.Sunliupcsthat.

A.hedoesn'thaveapetB.hedoesn'tneedtodohisjob

C.hecanhelpfindeverylostpetD.hecangiveeverypetawarmhome

30.Inwhichpartofanewspapercanwcfindthereading?

A.TRAVEL.B.PEOPLE.C.ANIMAL.D.HEALTH.

(2223七年级下•广东深圳•期末)Ihewords“protectanimals”appeareverywhereinbooksandonscreens,

becausesomeanimalsareevenindangerofdyingout.Butsometirr.esthereality(现实)canbealittledifferenl

fromwhatpeoplereadorwatch.

Peoplehuntabout300blackbearsinFlorida,theUS,in2015.Itwasthefirstbearhuntafter1994.Because

thenumberoftheblackbeargrewto3,500andbeeamenacetolocalpeople.Inthepasttwoyears,bearshave

hurtatleastfourpeopleinFlorida.

Monthsago,theSwissgovernmentallowed(允许)peopletokillawolf.Thiswasbecausethewolfkilled38

sheep,anditwasagreatlosstosomelocalfarmers.MonthsagoinChina,threeoldmenkilledaserow(鬣羚),a

kindofprotectedanimal.Theysaidtheykilleditbecauseitatetheplantstheygrew.

However,thesestoriesdon'talwaysmeanthatanimalprotectionstopsbecauseofhumaninterests(利益).A

mannamedZhouWeisensetupawildanimalbase(基地)inGuilin,Guangxi.Hesavedover170tigersandabout

300bears.Hisbasealsoofferedjobstolocalpeople.

“Theremayneverbeacertainanswertothequestion:Shouldwechoosetheenvironmentorhuman

developnlent?^^saidRobertMay,aBritishexpert(专家)atOxfordUniversity.lkButweshouldn'tpusheitherone

totheside,asthefutureisuncertain.”

31.ForhowmanyyearscouldiftpeopleinFloridahuntbear?

A.Fiveyears.B.Tenyears.C.Twentyyears.D.Twentyoneyears.

32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“menace“inthesecondparagraphmean?

A.threat(威胁).B.chance.C.hope.D.treasure(宝藏).

33.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellusbymentioning(提及)ZhouWeisen'sstory?

A.Protectinganimalsneedshardwork.B.Zhouwasgoodatfeedingwildanimals.

C.Zhouhadagoodrelationshipwithlocalpeople.D.Protectinganimalscanbringeconomic

development.

34.WhichofthefollowingstatementsmightRobertMayagreewith?

A.HumandcvclupiiicnlshouldbemuicimpuilaiH.

B.Weshouldpaymoreattentiontoanimalprotection.

C.Weshouldconsiderboththeenvironmentandhumandevelopment.

D.It'sdifficulttofindproperwaystosolveenvironmentalproblems.

35.Inwhichpartofanewspapercanwereadthispassage?

A.Education.B.Health.C.Technology.D.Environment.

(2223七年级下•广东深圳•期末)Amanwalkedinamountainforalongtime.Themountainroadwaslong

andhardtowalkon.Thoughhecarriedasmallbag,theroadwasverydifficultforhim.Hewasverytired.Justin

frontofhim,hesawalittlegirl,lessthan10yearsold,carryingaboyonherback.Shewasalsomovingonslowly.

Shewasoutofbreathandkeptsweating(出汗),butherhandsstillfirmly(牢牢,也)heldtheboyonherback.

Whenpassingbythelittlegirl,themansaidtoher,“Mygirl,youmustbeverytiredbecausewhatyoucarry

issoheavy!Whydon'tyoustopandhavearest?"Hearingthis,thelittlegirlsaid,“WhatIcarryisnotaweight

(重物).Heismylittlebrotherandheisbadlyill.Imusttakehimtothehospitalassoonaspossible.”

Itistruethatbothabrotherandaburden(负担)haveaweight.Butwhatthelittlegirlsaidisalso(rue:What

shecarriedwasherlittlebrothernotaweight.Shelovedherlittlebrotherfromthebottomofherheart.

36.Howdidihemanfeelwhilewalkinginthemountain?

A.Excited.B.Pleased.C.Relaxed.D.Tired.

37.Whatwasthelittlegirldoingwhenthemansawher?

A.Shewasmovingonquickly.B.Shekeptbreathing.

C.Shewasholdingaboyonherback.D.Shewashavingarest.

38.WhichstatementisNOTtrue?

A.Themountainroadwashardtowalkon.

B.Thegirlthoughtherlittlebrotherwasaweight.

C.Thegirlwantedtogettothehospitalquickly.

D.Themanwantedthegirltostopandhavearest.

39.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthepassage?

A.Thegirlwasworriedaboutherlittlebrother.

B.Theboywastooyoungtowalkbyhimself.

C.Themanthoughttheboywasloolazy.

D.Thegiillliuuglillicilittlebiutliciwasabuidcn.

40.Whichcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A.AgirlandamanB.Loveisneveraburden

C.Whatisheavier:abrotheroraburden?D.Amountainroad

(2122七年级下•广东深圳•期末)

Everybodyhasdifferenthobbies.Volleyballismyfavoritehobby.IfsabigpartofmylifeandIcan'tlive

withoutit.

WhenIwasalittlegirl,Iplayedvolleyballwithotheryounggirlsinmyneighborhood.Mymothertellsme

thatIlikedkickingtheballaroundwhenIwasonly4yearsold.Sincethen,playingvolleyballhasbeemyhobby.

PlayingvolleyballhelpsmetorelaxwhenIhavestress.Iftheweatherisnice,Iplaywithmyneighborsafter

doingmyhomework.IalwayswatchvolleyballonTVwithmyparentsafterdinner.WhenItraveltothebeach,

myfamilyplaysvolleyballtogether.It'sagreatescape(逃脱)fromschoolwork.

WhenIplayvolleyball,Imakemostofmybestfriends.Afterplaying,wechataboutourfavoritestars,

moviesandsongs.Wealsohelpeachotherwithourstudies.

Now,Iamtryingtogetonateambeforethesummeres.Ibelievealotoffuniswaitingformethere.

41.Whatsportdoesthewriterlikebest?

A.Basketball.B.Football.C.Volleyball.D.Baseball.

42.Whendidthewriterstarttolikekickingtheballaround?

A.Attheageof3.B.Attheageof4.

C.Attheageof5.D.Attheageof6.

43.Whatdidthewriterdoaftersupper?

A.WatchvolleyballonTV.B.Playwithherneighbors.

C.Gotothebeach.D.Chatwithherfriends.

44.WhatdidthewriterNOTdowithherbestfriends?

A.Playvolleyballtogether.

B.Discussaboutstars,moviesandsongs.

C.Helpeachotherwithstudies.

D.Cookdeliciousfoodtogether.

45.Whaldoesthewriterthinkofvolleyball?

A.Itisjustaspoillulicisclf.

B.Itisoneofherdifferenthobbies.

C.Shecan'timaginealifewi:houtit.

D.Shelovesitbecauseofherfriends.

(2122七年级下•广东深圳•期末)TravelInformation

PlaceofZhangJiajieForest

FenghuangAncientTownMountBamian

interestPark

LocationFenghuangCounty(县)LongshanCountyZhangJiajieDistrict

Phone

822838683234528572190

Number

PriceofTicket150yuan120yuan320yuan

OldbuildingsbyabeautifulTuoThegrasslandonthetopofthe

FamoussightsAfamousforestpark

Rivermountain

46.Howmanyplacesofinterestarementionedinthepassage?

A.twoB.fourC.threeD.six

47.Youcanvisitafamousforestparkin.

A.Fenghuang.B.MountBamian.C.ZhangJiajie.D.Longshan.

48.Ifyoudon'tknowhowtogettoMountBamian,youcancall.

A.8228386.B.8323452.C.8572190.D.8420736.

49.IfyourparentsandyouwanttovisitFenghuangAncienttown,youneedtopay,

A.150yuanB.120yuanC.320yuanD.450yuan

50.Fenghuangisfamousfor.

A.oldbuildingsB.MountBamianC.aforestparkD.thegrassland

(2122七年级下•广东深圳•期末)Recentlyvideosofamandancinghavebeepopularonline.HeisMa

Jiaolong,aChinesedancer.Mahasnearly5millionfollowersonDouyin,ashortvideoplatform(平台)inChina.

“Iwassurprisedbecause1didn'tthinkthatthevideoswouldgoviral.5,saysthe35ycarolddancer.

MabeganteachingChineseclassical(古典的)danceatGoldsmiths,UniversityofLondon,threeyearsago.

Hestartedmakingvideoswhenhisteachingjobwasaffected(受影响)byCOV1D19.Likemanyoihcrteachers,

Mahadtogiveonlineclasses.Besidesteaching,hetrainedathoir.eforatleasttwohoursaday.However,Ma

couldn'tmakebigmovesbecausehishomewassmall.Oneday,Maandhiswifewenttoasupermarketand

passedGreenwichPark.Ma'swifesaidtohim,"Whynotdosomedancemovesherethatyoucouldn'tdoat

home?”ThenMajumpedoffthegroundanddidadancemove,whichwasfiitnedbyhiswifeonherphone.

“Backhome,Isentthevideo:omyfriends.Tomysurprise,theylovedit,andIdecidedtoshareitonline,M

saysMa.Later,hemademoreshortvideosandputthemonline.

AfterMa'svideosgotpopular,hegotlotsofmessagesfrompeoplearoundtheworld.uNow.makingand

sharingshortvideoshasbeeapartofmylife.Mostimportantly,it'sagreatwaytoshowChineseclassicaldance

tomorepeople."saysMa."It'salwaysbeenmydreamtoofferpeopleworldwideachancetounderstand

traditionalChineseculture.^^Masays.

51.Whatisthemeaningoftheunderlinedphrase“goviral”?

A.beepopularB.getill

C.beeimportantD.getwrong

52.WhatdoweknowfromParagraph2?

A.MalosthisjobbecauseofCOVID19.

B.MateachesChineseclassicaldanceinChina.

C.Ma'swifefilmedhisfirstvideowithherphone.

D.Mahadtotrainstudentsathomefortwohoursaday.

53.Whatisthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage?

a.Ma'svideosgotpopular.

b.Masentavideotohisfriends.

c.Mabegantogiveclassesonline.

d.Magotmessagesfrompeoplearoundtheworld.

A.cbda.B.cbad.C.bacd.D.badc.

54.WhydocsMakeepmakingshortvideos?

A.Makingandsharingvideoscanmakehimliveabusyandrichlife.

B.HewantspeopleworldwidetounderstandChineseclassicaldance.

C.Shillingvideosgivesliimacliaiiucluknuwabuuldiffcicnlcuhuicb.

D.HewantstohelppeoplearoundtheworldleaniaboutChinesehistory.

55.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.HowaChinesedancerlivesinLondon.

B.HowaChinesedancerbecamefamousintheworld.

C.HowaChinesedancerhelpspeopleworldwideseeChinaonline.

D.HowaChinesedancerhelpspeopleworldwideknowaboutChineseculture.

(2122七年级下•广东深圳•期末)Truefriendsmaybehardtofind.Herearesomewaystohelpyoufind

them.

•Befriendlytoothers,especiallythosewhomyouwanttobefriendswith.Youractionsshouldshowthatyou

areatruefriend.

•municatc(交流)withyourfriendsoften.Therearcseveralwaystomunicatc,suchasgivingcalls,writing

lettersandsendingemails.

•Findfriendswithsomesimilar(相似的)interests.Havingsomethingsinmon(共同的)givesyouboth

somethingtoshareandenjoydoingtogether.

•Acceptyourfriendsforwho:heyareandrespecl(尊重)them.Whentheymakesomemistakes(错误),you

shouldn'tmakejokesofthemistakes.Truefriendsdon'ttalkbadlyabouteachotherortrytochangeeachother.

•Learnthedifferencesbetweengoodfriendsandbadfriends.Goodfriendsarcthereforyouwhenyouneed

them.Theyarealwayshonestandneverhurtyou.Badfriendsmayneverbethereforyouwhenyouneedthem.

Theymayoftencheat(欺骗)youorhurtyou.Onceyoumakesureofthedifferences,decidewhichfriendsyou

reallywantandwhichonesyou'dbetterstayawayfrom.Thentruefriendsarearoundyou.

56.Howmanywaysofmakingtruefriendsaremenlioned(被提至lj)inthepassage?

A.Four.B.Five.C.Six.D.Seven.

57.Whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttohavetruefriends?

A.Showthatyouarenotfrierdly.

B.Trytofindsomeonewhohasdifferenthobbiesfromyours.

C.Oftenmakejokesofyourfriends'mistakes.

D.Alwaysmunicatewithyourfriends.

58.Whichpersonofthefollowingmaybeyour(ruefriend?

A.MaiywliuhelpsyuuwithvuuiMalli.

B.Ericwhoneverhelpsyou.

C.Lisawhotriestochangeyouinsomeways.

D.Jackwhooftensaysbadwordsaboutyou.

59.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.municatingwithyourfriendsisimportant.

B.Wecangetalotofhelptromour(ruefriends.

C.It'simpossiblefbrustomaketruefriendsinlife.

D.Truefriendsalwaysrespectusandneverhurlus.

60.Thepassagemainlywantstotellus.

A.whyweshouldmaketruefriends

B.howwecanfindtruefriends

C.wherewccanmaketruefriends

D.whenwcshouldmakenewfriends

(2122七年级下•广东深圳•期末)ThenAliceheardsomenoise.Shelookedaroundandsawamouse

swimmingnearby.

“Excuseme,Mouse,“shesaid.uDoyouknowthewayoutofthispool?^^

TheMouselookedather,butitdidn'tsayanything.

“Maybeitdoesn'tknowEnglish,“shethought.44riltryFrench.Aliceknewonlythefirstlessoninher

Frenchtextbook,soshesaidthat.

4tOuestmonchat?”sheasked.

TheMousejumpedoutofthewaterinfear(恐惧地).

“Oh,"Alicethought,askedthewrongthing.Iaskedit'Whereismycat?*andmiceareafraid(害怕的)of

cats."

“Iamsorry,“shesaidtotheMouse.“Iforgotyoudon'tlikecats.”

“Wouldyoulikecatsifyouwereamouse?^^theMousesaidangrily.

“Perhapsnot,“Aliceanswered."ButI'msureyou'dlikemypet,

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