2025~2026学年江苏江阴市华士实验教育集团下学期七年级英语5月作业检查

2025~2026学年江苏江阴市华士实验教育集团下学期七年级英语5月作业检查一、完形填空Mollykeepstwopetdogs,MaxandBella.Theybringheralotoffuneveryday.Oneday,Molly’steacher1theclasstodoaproject(项目)aboutanimals.Mollyquicklythinksofdogs.Shewantstodo2special,notjustfinishapaintingoraposter.Mollyseessome3ofMaxandBella.Thenshegetsanidea:4notmakeclothesfordogsinshelters(收容所)?Thismightmakethem5goodandhelpthemfindanewhomemoreeasily.Molly6workingonherprojectbycollectingmaterials.Hermumteachesherhowtosew(缝),andherdadgivesherideasfordesigns.Mollyisveryhard-working.Withthehelpofher7,shemakes20dogcoats.Later,Mollyvisitsalocalanimalshelter.She8alltheclothesforfreeandhelpsthedogsputthemon.9hearingMolly’sstory,herclassmatesorganizesomeeventstohelptheanimalsintheshelter.Mollylearnsthatevensmallthingscanbe10.Shehopesmoredogswillhavealovinghome,justlikeMaxandBella.1.A．asksB．helpsC．stopsD．invites2.A．nothingB．somethingC．anythingD．everything3.A．toysB．bowlsC．cagesD．coats4.A．howB．whenC．whyD．where5.A．lookB．smellC．tasteD．sound6.A．startsB．forgetsC．finishesD．remembers7.A．teacherB．parentsC．workerD．classmates8.A．putsupB．looksforC．picksupD．givesaway9.A．ByB．ForC．AfterD．Without10.A．tiringB．expensiveC．simpleD．powerful二、阅读理解11.Thisis________.

A．apoemB．adiaryC．apostcardD．aposter12.Howlongisthewintercampopeneachday?

A．5hours.B．8hours.C．8.5hours.D．13.5hours.13.Wherecanwetakepartintheactivities?

A．Inthemountainsandonafrozenriver.B．Inthesportsfieldandbytheseaside.C．Inthemountainsandbytheseaside.D．Inthesportsfieldandonafrozenriver.14.Whatshouldwetaketogomountainbiking?

A．B．C．D．15.Whatcanwelearnfromthereadingmaterialabove?

A．Youwillwalkalongwayifyougohiking.B．Icefishingistheeasiestactivity.C．Peoplewillfeeltiredaftermountainbiking.D．Peoplecanknowmoredetailsonline.TheAmazonistheworld’sbiggestrainforest.ItisinSouthAmerica.ItissowidethatitcoversalittlemorethanthehalfsizeofChina!TheAmazonRiverrunsthroughtherainforest.It’stheworld’ssecondlongestriver.TheAmazoncoversmuchofBrazil.ThegreencoloronthenationalflagofBrazilstandsfortherainforest.However,climatechange(气候变化)andhumanactivitiesmakeit“sick”.Usually,therainforestcanfixitself.Butnow,itfeelstoo“tired”togetbetter.Accordingtoanewstudy,manytreestheremaydie,andtheAmazonrainforestmayturnintohot,drygrasslandinafewyears.WhyistheAmazon“sick”?TheAmazonisoneoftheworld’swettestplaces.Butsince2005,threedroughtshavehittherainforest.Theywerecausedbyclimatechange.Thetreesdon’thaveenoughwatertogrow.What’sworse,astheybecomedry,theycaneasilycatchfire.Besides,peoplecutdownrainforesttreesforwood.Theyburntheforesttomakefarmland.Allthesekindofactivitiesmadeabout17%oftherainforestdisappear.△TheAmazonislikethelungs(肺)ofourplanet.Therichplantstheretakecarbondioxide(CO₂)outoftheairandmakeoxygen.Theymakemorethan20%oftheplanet’soxygen.IftheAmazon“dies”,therewillbemoreCO₂andourEarthwillbecomeevenhotter.TheAmazonisalsohometoover3millionanimalsandplants.Manyofthemcan’tliveanywhereelse.Theywouldverylikelyjustdisappear.16.Accordingtothepassage,whatisNOTthereasonthatmakestheAmazonrainforest“sick”?

A．Therearemanyforestfires.B．Climatechanges.C．Peoplecutdowntrees.D．Toomanyanimalsandplantslivethere.17.WhatwillhappeniftheAmazonrainforestdies?

A．Peoplewilllosetheirlungs.B．Manyanimalsandplantswilldie.C．Wewillfeelcolder.D．Therewillbemoreoxygen.18.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“droughts”mean?

A．Toolittlerain.B．Toolittlesnow.C．Toomuchrain.D．Toomuchfire.19.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?

A．TheAmazonrainforestisinSouthAmerica.B．People’sactivitiesmadeabout17%oftherainforestdisappear.C．TheAmazonRiveristheworld’slongestriver.D．Morethan3millionanimalsandplantsliveintheAmazon.20.Choosethebestsentencetofillintheblank(△)inthepassage.

A．WhereistheAmazon?B．WholivesintheAmazon?C．HowcanweprotecttheAmazon?D．WhatwillhappenifwelosetheAmazon?Whenwinterarrived,theporcupine(豪猪)lookedforsomewhereniceandwarmtolive.Heranintothewoods,lookingaroundforaplace.First,becametoafallentreetrunk.“Thislookslikeasuitableplace!”hesaid,spyingaholeinitsside.Butwhenhepokedhishead(探头)in,heheard“Youcan’tstayhere.It’sourhome,andbreakfast,lunchanddinner!”saidhundredsoftinytermites(白蚁).Theporcupineapologized(道歉)andbackedaway.“NowwherecanIgo?”hewondered.Thenhefoundaspaceunderathickbushthatseemedtobeprotectedfromthewind,sohetriedcrawling(爬)inthere.“Hey!”hissedthelynx(猞猁),showinghersharppaws.“Thisismyplace,anddon’tyouforgetit!”Theporcupinewentawayinahurry—hedidn’twantanytrouble.Thepoorporcupinewasreallygettingworried,“ImightfreezeifIdon’tfindsomewheretostaysoon!”hesaid,histeethchattering.Asnakeoverheardtheporcupineandfeltsorryforhim.Shepokedherheadoutofherholeandsaid,“Wouldyouliketostayinherewithme?Myburrow(洞穴)isquitesmall,butI’msurewecanbothfit!”Theporcupinewaseversothankful!Hepushedhiswayintothesnake’snarrowhome.“Thisissonice!”hesaid.“Howkindofyoutoletmein!”However,whenthesnaketriedtogettosleep,shefounditimpossibletogetintoacomfortableposition.Twistandturnasshemight,shewasalwaysgettinghurtbytheporcupine’sspines(刺)...“Canyoumoveoverabit?”sheasked.Theporcupinetried,butitdidn’thelp!Theybothspentanuneasynightinthelittleburrowandhardlysleptatall!“Ireallywantedtohelpthepoorporcupine,”thesnakethought,“butIwishI’dneverinvitedhimin.”Theporcupinewasfeelingjustasupset.Whenmorningcame,heclearedhisthroatandsaid,“I’msorrythatthingsaresouncomfortable,especiallyasyouhavebeensokind.IthinkIhaveanidea,ifyouagree!”Thesnakewasstillpainfulandtiredfromhersleeplessnight,soshejustnodded.Withhispaws,theporcupinebeganscratching(刨)atthehole’swalls.Asthesnakewatchedinwonder,theporcupinedugoutanextraroomthatwasjusttherightsizeforhim.“Thereyouare!”hesaidinasatisfiedvoice.“Nowthereisplentyofroomforbothofus!”Thesnakeandtheporcupinesharedthatburrowallwinter.Itwaswarmerwiththetwooftheminit,andtherewasenoughspaceforbothanimalstosleepcomfortably.Thesnakeenjoyedthestorestheporcupinetold,andtheporcupinewasimpressedbythesnake’sskillsatfindingfood.Theirunlikelyfriendshipmadewinterlesslonelyforbothofthem.“I’mgladIletyouin!”thesnakehissed.“It’sreallynicetosharemyhome!”21.Howmanytimeshadtheporcupinetriedbeforebeinginvitedbythesnake?

A．Once.B．Twice.C．Threetimes.D．Fourtimes.22.Howdidthesnake’sfeelingschange?

A．scared→helpless→curiousB．interested→nervous→calmC．worried→thankful→pleasedD．sorry→uncomfortable→happy23.Whichsentenceinthestoryshowstheporcupine’sreturnforthesnake’skindness?

A．Hepushedhiswayintothesnakesnarrowhome.B．Heranintothewoods,lookingaroundforaplace.C．Theporcupinewentawayinahurry-hedidn’twantanytrouble.D．Withhispaws,theporcupinebeganscratchingattheholeswalls.24.Whichsayingbestexpressesthethemeofthisstory?

A．Whenwegive,wereceive.B．Homeiswheretheheartis.C．Amissisasgoodasamile.D．Manyhandsmakelightwork.25.Thesnakeandtheporcupinecanbothstaysafeandwarmduringwinter.HowisthislikepeopleandAIworkingtogethertodayaccordingtothestory?

A．Theycompetewitheachotherindailylives.B．Theysharewhattheyhavetohelpeachother.C．Theylearnfromeachothertosolveproblems.D．Theycollectinformationtomakegooddecisions.请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后根据短文内容从下面的七个选项中选择五个还原到文中，使短文意思通顺、结构完整。一空一句。MountSiguniangorMountFourSistersislocatedinSichuanProvince(省),China.Themountaingetsitsnamefromitsfourpeaks(山峰)closetoeachother.Itissaidthatfourlovelygirlsprotectedpandasfrommonsters(妖怪).26Thesnowymountainsarethehardestforthosewhowouldliketoclimb.Outofthefoursisters,theyoungestoneistheYaomeiPeak,oftencalledSifengPeak.27.Thebraveclimbersfromallovertheworldaretryingtoclimbit.Thereislotsoflargeiceonthesouthernsideandatthefootofthemountain.28DafengPeakis5,025metershighandisatthebottompartofMountSiguniang.Ithasstrangerocksabove4,000meters.29Itistheeasiestpeaktoclimb.NexttoDafengPeakisErfengPeak,whichis5,276metershigh.Itstopisalwayscoveredwithsnow.Insummer,itlooksbeautifulwithgreentreesandgrass.SanfengPeakisinthemiddleandrisesto5,335meters.Thereisalwayssomemist(雾)onthetopofit.30Besidesthefourfamouspeaks,MountSiguniangalsohaslotsofothermountainsreadyforustofind.

A．Andthismakesitlookprettyandspecial.B．However,thereareflowerforestsbelowthat.C．Theywanttobecomemoreandmorebeautiful.D．Risingupto6,250meters,itisthehighestofthemall.E．Becausethepeakisclosetothenorthofthemountain.F．Sofar,thetopoftheYaomeiPeakhasbeenreachedonly11times.G．Unluckily,theywereturnedintofourspecialwhitesnowmountains.三、单词拼写31.Usually,thereisashortageof________(淡的)waterindeserts.32.Seaturtleshavetoswimtofindfoodandsafeplacesto________(生存)inthebigocean.33.TherainstormsintheGanjiangRiverhavecaused________(巨大的)lossoflivesandmoney.34.Thefactory________(生产)differentkindsofeducationaltoys.35.Thereareeight________(行星)inthesolarsystem(太阳系).36.People’sliving________(条件)arebecomingbetterandbetterinourcountry.37.Thestorm(暴风雨)lastnightbrought________(强有力的)windsandheavyrain.38.Walkingthroughtheforest,Ifeltthe________(力量)andquietofnatureallaroundme.39.Atfirsttheplacewas________(陌生的)tome,butnowI’musedto(习惯)thelifehere.40.________(几个)newsubwaylineswillbeputintouseinWuxiinafewyears.四、完成句子41.Howamazingthecyclingtripwas!(改为同义句)____________amazingcyclingtripitwas!42.Thebabyweighed3.5kgatbirth.(同义句转换)________________________thebabyatbirthwas3.5kg.43.75percentofthestudentspassedtheexam.(同义句转换)________________________thestudentspassedtheexam.44.We’replanningtogoonatripbyboattothewaterfallnextweekend.(同义句转换)We’replanningto________________________________tothewaterfallnextweekend.45.Onweekends,sheoftenstaysathomealone.(同义句转换)Onweekends,sheoftenstaysathome________________________.46.Shetakesprideinhervolunteerwork.(同义句转换)She________________________hervolunteerwork.47.Sheopenedtheboxwithoutanythinginit.(同义句转换)Sheopenedthebox________________init.五、短文填空阅读短文，用括号内单词的正确形式填空。TheHongheHaniRiceTerracesareoneofthemostbeautiful48(landscape)inYunnanProvince.Theyliebetweengreenmountainsandhaveahistoryofmorethan1,000years.TheHanipeoplebuilttheseterraceswiththeirownhandslongago.Theycreatedacleverway49(get)waterfromthemountainstothefields.Thankstothiswatersystem,ricegrows50(good)hereyearbyyear.On51(sun)days,theterracesturnintoagoldenworldwhenthericeisripe(成熟的).Thebrightsunshinesonthegoldenrice,andtheviewistrulyamazing.Everyonewillloveitatfirstsight.Whenitrains,thewaterintheterraceslookslikethousandsofmirrors.Itmakesthewholearea52(look)likeawonderfulpainting.Everyyear,lotsof53(visit)fromdifferentplacescometoseetheterraces.Whentheywalkalongthesmallpaths,theycanfeelthewindblowinggentlyontheirfaces.Theycanalsotakemanynicephotosandenjoythefreshairinthecountryside.Localpeopleareveryfriendly.Theyoftentelltouristsinterestingstoriesabouttheterracesandtheirlives.Theterracesarenotjustaplacefor54(grow)rice.TheHongheHaniRiceTerracesarealsoanamazingachievementoftheHanipeople.In2013,theHongheHaniRiceTerracesbecameaUNESCOWorldHeritageSite.Nowmoreandmorepeoplearoundtheworldknowaboutthisamazingplace.Weshouldtryourbest55(protect)it.Wecanalsotellourfriendsaboutit.Let’sworktogethertomakesurethattheterraces56(stay)beautifulforhundredsofyearstocome.It’sourdutytokeepthisg