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2025~2026学年江苏南通启秀中学下学期七年级英语五月随堂练习试卷一、单项选择1.Ifweseethesignonthebottle,wewill________.

A.storeitinthefridgeB.drinkitatonceC.keepawayfromitD.shareitwithfriends2.DuringtheHawaiiforestfire,somelocalbirdsmanageto________byflyingtohigherforests,showingnature'samazingadaptability(适应能力).

A.surviveB.coverC.saveD.allow3.Anewstudyshowedthat________Europeancountries,Spainhasthehighestpublicsupportforrenewableenergy,with89%ofcitizensapprovingsolarfarmprojects.

A.amongB.bothC.aroundD.across4.—Mom,Ireallyhavetrouble________myroomeveryweekend.Canyouteachmehowto________allthemess?—Justdoonethingatatime,honey.

A.tidyingup;dowithB.tidyingup;dealwithC.totidyup;dowithD.totidyup;dealwith5.Inthesouth-eastofNantong________theWolfHill,whichattractsvisitorsfromalloverthecountry.

A.liesB.runsC.staysD.spreads6.Duringthe2024ParisOlympics,someathletessharedtheir________routines(日常)—forexample,drinkingenoughwaterandsleepingearly.Theyareeasybuthelpful.

A.outdoorB.simpleC.worthD.fantastic7.Therearealsohandicraftshopswherevisitorscanbuy________giftsforfriends.

A.freshB.similarC.creativeD.natural8.—Itissaidthatthebutterflytasteswithitsfeet.—Really?________interestinginsectitis!

A.WhatB.WhatanC.HowanD.How9.—MayIhaveacupofcoffee,please?—Coffee?Sorry,there’s________left.Weonlyhavesomejuicenow.

A.nothingB.somethingC.eitherD.none10.Lookatthedarkclouds.Ithinkit________rain.Takeanumbrellawith________.

A.will;youB.isgoingto;yoursC.will;yoursD.isgoingto;you11.Theirnewneighbourhoodiswonderful.________oftheland________coveredwithtreesandgrass.

A.Three-fifths;areB.Three-fifth;areC.Three-fifths;isD.Three-fifth;is12.Whichwordhasadifferentstressedsyllable?

A.volunteerB.recommendC.insectD.respect13.—HowaboutvisitingJimtoday?—I’mafraidnot.He________beathome.HeisonholidayinAmericanow.

A.needn’tB.shouldn’tC.mustn’tD.can’t14.Whatlandscapedoestheriddle(谜语)describe?

Iswallowriversbutstaythirsty,

Smilewithgoldenteethbutleavetravelerslost.

Iburndaystodustandfreezenightstostars,

Ipromisecoollakes…butthey’renotthere!

A.OceansB.RiversC.ForestsD.Deserts15.—Educationmirrorsgardening.Teachersshouldwaitfortherightmomentforstudentstoshine.—________.Timingtrulymakesabigdifference.

A.Ican’tagreemoreB.I’mafraidnotC.That’snotthecaseD.Don’tmentionit二、完形填空IamverythankfultothecatanditalwaysmakesmethinkofthetimeIwaswithhim.Fiveyearsago,whenmyfatherwas16,Itraveledathousandmilesfrommyhometobewithhiminhislastdays.Ifeltvery17anditwasoneofthemostdifficultandpainfultimesinmylife.Afterhepassedaway,Iwas18inhisapartment.Thereweresomanythingsto19.IwaslonelyandIhatedthe20oftheapartment.Butoneeveningthesilencewasbroken.Iheardcryingoutside.I21thedoorandfoundalittlecatonthefloor.Hewasthinandpoor.Ibroughthiminsideandgavehimacanoffish.Heateitandthensoon22.ThenextmorningIaskedtheneighborsandlearnedthatthecathadbeenleftbyhisowner.Hisownerhadmovedaway,23thelittlecatwasthereallalone,justlikeIwas.AsIwalkedbacktotheapartment,Itriedtoworkoutwhattodowith24.Ihadsomethingelsetodo,sotakingcareofthecatseemedlikethevery25thingIcoulddo.ButassoonasIopenedthedoor,herantomeandlay26myfeet.Itwasclearfromthatmomentthathedidn’twanttogoanywhere.IstartedcallinghimWillisinordertoremembermyfather’sbestfriend.Fromthenon,thingsgrew27.WithWillis,timeseemedtopassmuchfaster.28,whenthetimecameformetoreturntomyownhome,Ihadtodecide29todoaboutWillis.TherewasnowayIwouldleavewithouthim.It’sbeenfiveyearssincemyfatherdied.Overtheyears,severalpeoplehavesaidIwassoniceto30thecat.ButIknowthatwesavedeachother.Imayhavegivenhimahomebuthegavemesomethinggreater.16.A.braveB.dyingC.strongD.hopeful17.A.excitedB.happyC.sadD.tired18.A.aloneB.sleepyC.awakeD.afraid19.A.turnoverB.comeonC.gowithD.dealwith20.A.noiseB.silenceC.soundD.voice21.A.closedB.openedC.fixedD.broke22.A.ranoverB.wentawayC.fellasleepD.gotup23.A.becauseB.soC.thoughD.since24.A.himB.herC.meD.them25.A.firstB.secondC.middleD.last26.A.inB.byC.overD.off27.A.easierB.harderC.heavierD.worse28.A.SuddenlyB.LuckilyC.FinallyD.Surely29.A.howB.whatC.whereD.which30.A.saveB.reportC.catchD.carry三、阅读理解Somepeoplefeelveryclosetonature.Somefeelcalmeringreenspaces,whileothersfeelhappiernearthesea.Anewstudysuggeststhatthisconnectiontonaturemighthavetodowithpeople’schildhood.Itcouldaffecthowmuchtheycareabouttheenvironmentwhentheyareolder.ResearchersinAustriawantedtoknowwhatmadepeoplemorelikelytoprotecttheenvironment.Theydidasurveywithalotofvolunteers,including1,240menand1,130women.Theyaskedthevolunteersabouttheirenvironmentalhabits.Thequestionsincludedhowoftentheyspenttimeingreenandbluespacesandhowclosetheyfelttonature.Theresearchersespeciallywantedtoknowhowoftenthesepeoplevisitedplaceslikeriversortheseaaschildren.Thestudyfoundsomethinginteresting.Peoplewhospentalotoftimenearwateraschildrenfeltmoreconnectedtonaturewhentheygrewup.Theyalsospendalotoftimeinbothgreenandbluespacesnow.Theresearchersthinkthatspendingtimeinbluespacesasachildmightmakesomeonecaremoreabouttheenvironmentwhentheyareolder.Theresearchersalsofoundsomeinterestingdifferencesbetweenmenandwomen.Theyfoundthatmentendtospendmoretimeingreenspaces,suchasgoinghikingorhavingapicnic.However,womentendtodomorethingstopreservetheenvironment.Forexample,theyalwaysridebikes,useclothbagsoruselesselectricityandwater.Theresearchershopetofindastrongerconnectionbetweenspendingtimenearwaterasachildandcaringmoreabouttheenvironmentlaterinlife.Theybelievethatiftheycansolvethisproblem,itmighthelpsolveenvironmentalproblemsinthefuture.31.Howmanyvolunteerstookpartinthesurvey?

A.2,370.B.1,240.C.1,130.D.2,730.32.Whoprobablycaremoreabouttheenvironmentaccordingtoparagraph3?

A.Adultswholikedgreenandblueinchildhood.B.Adultswhooftengotclosetonatureinchildhood.C.Parentswhooftentaketheirchildrentodrawpictures.D.Parentswhospendmuchtimeneartheriverswithkids.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“preserve”mean?

A.Create.B.Protect.C.Pollute.D.Challenge.34.Whatmighttheresearchersdonextaccordingtothepassage?

A.Writeareportabouthowtoenjoynature.B.Doanewsurveyonenvironmentalproblems.C.Findthedifferencesonenvironmentalbehaviors(环保行为)betweenmenandwomen.D.Exploreastrongerconnectionbetweenchildhood’sexperienceandnaturecare.35.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Adults’TimeSpentinBlueandGreenSpacesB.EnvironmentalProblemsFoundinBlueandGreenSpacesC.Kids’TimeinBlueSpaceConnectedtoGreenLifeChoicesD.ChildhoodMemoriesinBlueSpacesAffectedAdults’Happiness①Freetimeisrareinmodernlife.Justlookaroundyou.Aren’ttheadultsallbusywithsomething?Butwhyisthat?②Imagineyourselfasabusyofficeworker.Now,youhaveasetoftechnology(技术).Itcouldmakeeverypartofyourjobeasier.Whatwouldyoudowithallthatextratime?Well,youwouldprobablyworkthesameamount(数量)oftimeasbefore,orevenmore.Youdoubtaboutthis,don’tyou?Butinfact,somethingsimilarhappenedintheU.S.inthe20thcentury—notinfactoriesoroffices,butinhomes.③Americanhomesintheearly1900sweren’tmuchdifferentfromthoseinthe1500s.Therewasnoelectricity(电).Mostfamilieshadnowaterpipes.Familymembershadtocarryeverydropofwaterinandoutofthehouse.④Overthefollowingyears,manynewappliances(家用电器)weremadetosavepeople’stime.Moderntoilets,fridgesandwashingmachinesmadetheirwayintomoreandmorehomes.However,noneofthemsavedhoursofwork.Inthe1920s,full-timehousewivesspent51hoursaweekdoinghousework.Inthe1960s,theywereworking53hours.⑤Thismayseemsurprising,butthereasonsaresimple.Bettertechnologyleadstohigherexpectations(预期),andhigherexpectationscreatemorework.Forexample,beforemoderntechnology,mostpeoplewashedtheirclothesonlytwiceayear.Badsmellwasunavoidable.Washingmachineschangedthat.Peoplebeganwashingtheirclothesmoreoften.Andbecauseitwaseasiertowashtheclothes,peopleboughtmoreshirtsanddresses.Asaresult,housewivesfoundthemselveswashinganddryingmoreclothes.⑥Technologyhascutdownthetimeittakestocookamealorwashashirt.Butithasalsosavedtimeforotherhousework,especiallychildcare.Sincethe1980s,Americanparentshavenearlydoubledtheamountoftimetheyspendraising,teachinganddrivingtheirkidsaroundtown.⑦Mostofuscanmakeourliveseasierwithmoderntechnology.Butinsteadofenjoyingmoreresttime,weoftenfindourselvesworkingmoretowardsabetterlife.Withoutbigchangesinsociety’sexpectations,peoplewilltakeonmoreworkandneverfeellikeenough.36.Tosupporthisideas,thewritermostlydiscussedAmerican________inthe20thcentury.

A.factorylifeB.officelifeC.schoollifeD.homelife37.Theunderlinedword“that”inParagraph5refersto(指)“________”.

A.peopleseldomwashingtheirclothesB.peoplebuyingmoreshirtsanddressesC.peoplespendingmuchtimewashingclothesD.housewiveswashingallofthefamily’sclothes38.HowhasthetimeAmericanparentsspendonchildcarechangedsincethe1980s?

A.Ithasdropped.B.Ithasnearlydoubled.C.Ithasslightlyrisen.D.Ithasstayedaboutthesame.39.Whichofthefollowingshowsthestructureofthispassage?

A.①/②/③④⑤⑥/⑦B.①/②③④⑤/⑥/⑦C.①②③④/⑤⑥/⑦D.①②③/④⑤⑥/⑦40.What’sthebesttitleofthisarticle?

A.Moretechnology,lesswork!B.Moretechnology,lesswork?C.ThetechnologybehindlessworkD.Thetechnologybehindmorework请认真阅读下面短文,从短文后所给的六个选项中选出五个可以填入空白处的最佳选项。WriteyourownPoetry(诗歌)Poetryisacreativewaytoexpressyourideasinwords.Manywritersenjoypoetrybecausetherearenorealrulesofwritingapoem.41Herearesometohelpyouwritepoetry.Keepreading42.Readingpoemscanhelpyouknowwhatkindofpoetryyoumightliketowrite.Ifyoudon’tknowwhattoread,askateacherforadvice.Oryoucanvisityourlocallibraryandaskalibrarian(图书管理员)toguideyoutothepoetrypart.PickasubjectWhenthinkingaboutwhattowrite,youcanstartbynoticingwhat’saroundyou.43,itcanbeanythingfromasportyoulovetoaspecialplaceyou’vevisited.Youcanalsogetideasfromsubjectsthatmattertoyou,suchassavinganimalsorprotectingtheplanet.StartwritingKeepasmallnotebooktowritedownyourideas.44,fromcolorstosmellstosounds.Fromthere,youcanstartwritingyourpoem.Onceyouhaveyourpoemready,youcanputitawayforaday.Thenreaditagainthenextdayandmakeanyimprovementsuntilyou’rehappywithit.45Afteryoufinishyourpoem,readittoafamilymember,ateacher,orevenyourpet.Readingapoemoutloudcanbringittolife.

A.ShareitwithsomeoneB.ConsiderdifferenttypesofpoetryC.Evenso,therearesomeusefultipsD.WritedownanythingthatcomesintoyourmindE.ThebestwaytobecomeawriteristobeareaderfirstF.Youcanalsospendsometimethinkingaboutwhatyoulove四、短文填空请认真阅读下面短文,根据语篇内容,在空白处填入括号内单词的正确形式或时态,使短文通顺、连贯。Thirtyyearsago,Ifellinlovewithadog46(name)Cookie.Thoughitwashardforme47(add)anothermouthtofeed,Inevergaveita48(two)thought.Cookiecould49(quick)connect(联系)seeingmybagsspreadacrossthebedwithmyleavingonatrip.Shewasalsogoodatshowingunhappinesswithhertail,50(try)tomakemestay.WhenIcamebackhomeandwrotemystories,shealwayssatnexttomydeskandwecouldhavetalksaboutwhereI’dbeenandwhatI’dseen.Wecommunicatedwitheachother.Onlyanimalsandthosewholovethemcandointhesameway.IoftenreadtoherwhatI’dwritten.Ifsheturnedawaytostart51(clean)apaw,IknewIhadtoimprovemystory.Ofcourse,shedidn’tunderstandwhatIwasreallywriting.Butthiskindofcommunicationwithherwasmywayofpushingastorytoa52(high)level.Sheinspired(激发)metomakeupmanystoriesandbecamemypartnerinmytravels.Inthisway,wetravelledtogether.Somereadersmaythinkitimpossibletohavesucharelationshipbetweenanimalsandhumans,butdog53(own)likemewillknowit’strue.TodayIamstillatravelwriter.Myheartis54(break)becausemyfriendCookieleftmeforever.Likemanyoldfriends,sheandIsharedmuchovertheyear

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