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2025~2026学年黑龙江省哈尔滨市实验学校度(上)学期七年级期中测试英语学科一、单项选择1.Boysandgirls,noneofthequestionsaredifficultforyou,butyoumustbe________toreadallthequestionstogetahighgrade.

A.carefulenoughB.enoughcarefulC.carefullyenough2.Manysnackshave________sugarinthemandtheyarenotgoodforourhealth.

A.toomanyB.toomuchC.muchtoo3.—Whosestorybookisthis?IsitTengFei’s?—Itmustbelongto________.Hereadityesterday.

A.himB.himselfC.his4.—MayIfeedtheanimalsinazoo?—No,you________.Lookatthesign.Itsays“NOFEEDING”.

A.maynotB.couldn’tC.mustn’t5.Thegirlistoobusy________hergrandparents,soshecallsthem.

A.visitB.tovisitC.visiting6.—________amonthdoesEmmaplaytheguitar?—Onceamonth.

A.HowoftenB.HowlongC.Howmanytimes7.—It’stimefordinner.WhereisJim?—He________hishomeworkinhisroom.

A.doesB.isdoingC.willdo8.Ifindithard________theworkinashorttime.

A.finishB.finishingC.tofinish9.—________?—Yes,I’dlikeGongbaochickenandMapotofu.

A.WouldyoulikesomedrinksB.CanItakeyourorderC.Whatdoyoulike二、完形填空Howmuchdoyouknowaboutlate-nightsnack?Peoplealsocallit“yexiao”inChinese.Thelate-nightsnackisthefourth10ofthedayinChina.Thelate-nightsnackshopsusually11from8:00p.m.andcloseat2:00a.m.Thereare12choicesinChina.Somepeoplelikebarbecue(烧烤)best.They13orderbarbecuebeef,porkandsoonforlate-nightsnacks.Atthesametime,lotsofpeoplelikedifferentkindsofnoodlesandsweetfood.Allthese14delicious,somanypeoplelovetohavelate-nightsnacks.TherearefamousnightmarketsinWuhan,Changsha,Guangzhouandmanyother15.Theyareplacesforbotheatingand16.Peopleeatatstreetstalls(路边摊).17peoplealsoshoparound.Oldpeoplejustsitandtalkwitheachother.Thelate-nightsnackisnotjustabout18.Peopleeat,talkand19withfriends.It’sawayoflife.10.A.dishB.mealC.menu11.A.startB.finishC.treat12.A.difficultB.deliciousC.different13.A.neverB.oftenC.seldom14.A.feelB.tasteC.look15.A.streetsB.buildingsC.cities16.A.shoppingB.runningC.working17.A.FunnyB.KindC.Young18.A.foodB.habitC.weight19.A.workoutB.hangoutC.thinkabout三、阅读理解Herearethreefamousmuseumsindifferentcountries.Whenyougothere,youshouldfollowsomerules.

TheNationalArtMuseumofChinaBuiltin1958,theNationalArtMuseumofChinawasopenedtovisitorsin1963.Ithasmorethan110,000artworks.OpeningHours:9:00-17:00,closedonMondaysRulesforMuseumVisitors:Takingphotosisnotallowed(允许)insomeplaces.Pleasekeepthemobilephoneinsilentmode(静音模式)whenyouareinthemuseum.CorningMuseumofGlassSetupin1951inCorning,NewYork,theCorningMuseumofGlasstellsthestoryofglassaboutart,history,cultureandscience.Ithastheworld’sbestcollection(收藏品)ofglasswithalonghistory.Childrenunder17arefree.OpeningHours:9:00-17:00(usually)RulesforMuseumVisitors:Donottakeanyfoodordrinksintothemuseum.DonottouchtheartworksScienceMuseumLocatedin(位于)London,theScienceMuseumhelpspeopleenjoysciencebyshowingthemsummercampsinJulyandAugust.Itisfreetogotothemuseum.OpeningHours:10:00—18:00RulesforMuseumVisitors:Donottouchtherobotsinthemuseum.Noshoutingorrunninginthemuseum.根据文本内容选择最佳答案。20.TheNationalArtMuseumofChinawasopenedin________.

A.1951B.1958C.196321.Visitorscanlearnabout________intheCorningMuseumofGlass.

A.theuseofglassB.thehistoryofglassC.thebiggestglassintheworld22.VisitorscangototheScienceMuseumat________.

A.8:30a.m.B.10:30a.m.C.7:30p.m.23.Whichruleisnotmentioned(提到)intheScienceMuseum?

A.B.C.24.Wherecanwereadthiskindofpassage?

A.Atravelbook.B.Asciencebook.C.Ahistorybook.AnoldmanlivedinahousewithalargegardeninatowninEngland.Hewasbusylookingafterhisflowersallthetime.Oneday,ayoungpainterwentbyhisgarden.Hesawthebeautifulflowers.Hethoughthecouldbehappyifhelivedthere.Then,hefoundthattheoldmanwasblind.Thepainterwasverysurprisedandasked,“Whyareyoubusylookingaftertheseflowers?”Theblindoldmananswered,“First,Ireallylikethisjob.Second,Ican’tseetheflowers,butIcantouchthem.Third,Icansmellthem.Thelastone,that’sforyou.”“Me?Butyoudon’tknowme,”saidthepainter.“It’struethatIdon’tknowyou.ButIknowflowersarelikeangels(天使).Everyonelikesthem.Manypeoplegobyandstoptoseetheflowersinmygarden.Theywillbehappy.Atthesametime,Icanhaveatalkwiththemandenjoythehappinesstogether.”Wecanimagine(想象)thatifflowershaveeyes,theycanhelpusseethekindnessoftheoldman’sheart.Heplantsflowersinhisgarden.Hecan’tseethebeautifulflowers,buthecanbringhappinesstoothers.根据短文内容判断正、误(正确的涂”A”,错误的涂”B”)25.Theyoungpainterwantedtolivehereandpaintedforthebeautifulflowers.26.Therearefourreasonsfortheoldmantolookaftertheflowers.27.Theoldmanwashappytoseethebeautifulflowerseveryday.28.Whenpeoplewentbythegarden,theoldmancouldtalkwiththem.29.Theoldmanplantsflowerstobringhappinesstoothers.“Loveyou,laoji”isahotwordnow.Literally(照字面地),“laoji”means“theoldself”.Although(尽管)callingourselvesthiswayisalittlefunny,itmakesusfeelwarmatheart.It’sliketalkingtoagoodoldfriend——relaxedandcaring.TowelcometheNewYear,hereissomeadviceforyoutolovelaojimoreinthecomingyear.Don’ttrytobeperfect.Waitingtobeperfectoftenmeansneverstarting.Manypeopleputthingsoffbecausethey’reafraidofmakingmistakes.Butdoingsomethingimperfect(不完美的)isbetterthandoingnothingatall.Startsmall.Learnbydoing.Thefirststepisthemostimportant.Takerealrest.Realrestisn’tsleepingalldayorstayinguplateonyourphone.Thatonlymakesyoumoretired.Tryactiverest—easyactivitiescanhelpyourbodyandmindgetbetter.Feelthesunshine,goforawalk,breathedeeply,orlistentomusic.Chooseoneortwosmallthingseachdaytorecharge(充电).Talktoyourselfkindly.Payattentiontohowyoutalktoyourself.Whenthingsgowrong,don’tbeangrywithlaoji.Trysaying,“It’sokay,”or“I’lltryagainnexttime.”Treatyourselfthewayyouwouldtreatagoodfriend.根据短文内容选择最佳答案。30.Howdoesthewriterfeelabout“Loveyou,laoji”?

A.Hethinksitiswarmandrelaxing.B.Hethinksitissillyandmeaningless.C.Heshowsnointerestinit.31.Theunderlinedpart“putthingsoff”means“________”.

A.preparethingscarefullyB.leavethingsuntillaterC.losethings32.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisactiverest?

A.Sleepingallday.B.Spendingallnightonthephone.C.Goingforawalk.33.Whichofthefollowingdoweadvisestudentstodo?①Xiaomingwantstostartaproject(课题)butworriesitwon’tbeperfect,sohebeginswithasmallstep.②Annadoesn’tdodifficulthomeworkbecauseitmakesherfeelunhappy.③Tomdoesn’tpassatestandtellshimself,“It’sokay.I’lltryagainnexttime.”

A.①②B.②③C.①③34.Whydoesthewriterwritethispassage?

A.Totellusthehistoryofthehotword“Loveyou,laoji”.B.Togiveussomeadviceonhowtoloveourselvesbetter.C.Toshowhowtomakefewermistakesindailylife.根据语篇内容,从文后所给的选项中选择能填入空白处的最佳选项,使短文意思通顺。选项中有一项为多余项。Doyouliketomovewithmusic?It’sacommonthingtodo.Almosteverybodydoesit.35Whenpeopledance,theyshowfeelingsaboutlifeandlove.Scientistssaythatanimalsdancetoo.36The“dances”ofanimalssendinformationtootheranimals.Dancingisgoodforyouinmanyways.First,dancingisgoodforyourbody.Itmakesyourheartworkandmakesyoubreathefast.37Ifyougodancingoften,youcankeephealthy.Second,youmayfeelverytiredafterdancing,butyoualsofeelrelaxedandhappy.Becauseitgivesyouachancetoshowyourfeelingsandfeelbetteraboutyourself.38Ifyoufeelhappyandrelaxed,yourdancinghelpssayandspread(传递)happiness.39Somedancesareforcouples(夫妻)andsomeareforgroups,butallkindsofdancesgiveyouachancetomeetnewpeopleortodosomethingenjoyablewithfriends.

A.Mostdancesaremeaningful.B.Buttheirdancingisdifferent.C.Finally,it’sasocial(社交的)activity.D.Italsomakesyouuseyourarmsandyourlegs.E.Evenlittlechildrenstartjumpingupanddownwhentheyhearmusic.F.Ifyouareangryorunhappyaboutsomething,dancinghelpsthosefeelingsgoaway.四、选词填空阅读短文,在方框中选择适当的词填空,使短文意思完整。(每空限填一词,每词限用一次,方框中有一个词为多余选项)

aboutfirstifmobiletheirfollowordernoiseruleseitherlitterUsually,schoolsandteachersmakerulesforstudents.Someruleshelpstudentsstaysafe,somehelpthemlearnbetter,andsomearejustforkeepingthingsin40.ButaschoolinWuhanhasanewtry.StudentsofClass1,Grade7make41ownclassrules.Onthe42dayofthisschoolyear,theteacheraskshisstudentstomaketheirownrules.Everystudentthinksofsomeideas.Thentheclasstalk43it.Therule-makingactivitylastsaboutamonth.Atlast,theclasshas3044.Mostrulesareaboutwhatstudentsshoulddo.Studentscan’t45everywhere.Theycan’tmaketheirdeskuntidy46.Therearealsosomeforteachers.Studentsmustn’tbreaktherules.Forexample,47astudentislateforclassfiveormoretimes,heorshecan’tbeanhonor(荣誉)student.Whenastudentusesa(n)48phoneduringaclass,theteacherwillkeepthephoneandgiveitbackwhenthetermfinishes.Studentssaytherulesworkwellintheclassroom.“We’rethepeoplewhomaketherules,sowehaveto49them.”astudentsays.五、任务型阅读Lewisisawildelephant.HelivesintheSamburuNationalReserve(保护区)inAfrica.Lewisuseshislegstowalkandhiseyestolookforfood.Heuseshistrunktocatchfood.Thenumberofelephantsisverysmallinsomeplaces.PeoplesetupnaturalreservesliketheSamburuNationalReservebecausetheywanttoprotecttheelephants.Theygivetheanimalsasafeplacetolive.Protectinghugeanimalscanbehard.Foodandspacearequiteimportantforelephants.Itisdifficulttofindspacesthatarelargeenoughandenoughfoodforthem.Manysmalleranimals,likedeer,sharea64-square-milereserve.TheyneedlessfoodthanLewis.AnddifferentfromLewis,theydon’twalkintounsafeplaces.Scientistswantedtofindoutwhatmadetheelephantswalkintounsafeplaces.Theyputspecialcollars(颈圈)aroundthenecksofelephantstofollowthem.ScientistslearnedthatLewisoftenleftthereserveinthedryseason.Whentherewaslittlerain,hecouldn’tfindenoughtoeat.Helearnedtofinddeliciousfoodonafarm.Scientistscangivehimfoodinthedryseason.根据短文内容,回答问题。50.WhereistheSamburuNationalReserve?5051.WhydopeoplesetuptheSamburuNationalReserve?5152.Isitmorecommonforelephantsthandeertowalkintounsafeplaces?5253.Howdidscientistsfollowelephants?5354.WhendidLewisoftenleavethereserve?54Today,manypeopleareverybusy,sotheymakeachoicetoeatfastfoodmostofthetime.Itmightbethefoodwithhighcalories(卡路里)andsugar,likehamburgers,fried(油炸的)foodandsoftdrinks.Wealsocallthemjunkfood(垃圾食品).Ourbodieswillmakeaspecialchemical(化学物质)whenweeatjunkfood.Itcanmakeusfeelgood.Butitdoesn’tlastlong.Aboutanhourlater,wefeeltiredandhungryagain.Somepeopleworkthisoutbyhavingmorejunkfood.Thesamethingswillhappenthenextdayandneverend.Theseeatinghabitsmaycausehealthproblems.Wemayhavesleepproblems.Andwemaynotrememberthingswell.Doctorsadviseustoeatlessjunkfood.However,whenwefeelbad,it’seasytoforgetthis.Changingourhabitsisdifficult,butwecantryit.Ifwewantsomechocolate,havealittle.Wecaneattheblackchocolatebecauseithaslesssugar.Ifyouusuallygotofastfoodrestaurants,cooktheweek’smealsatweekendsinsteadandkeeptheminyourfridge.Then,ifyouarebusy,youcanstillhavehealthymeals.Let’sstartwithsmallchangestoimproveoureatinghabits.Inthisway,wecankeephealthyandliveabetterlife.根据短文内容,完成句子,每空一词。55.Manypeople55toeatfastfood,56theyaretoobusy.56.Eatingjunkfoodcanmakepeople5758forashorttime.57.Doctorsadviseustoeat59healthyfood,butwecaneasily60thiswhenwefeelbad.58.Wecaneattheblackchocolate61lesssugarandcooktheweek’smealsatweekendsinsteadof62tofastfoodrestaurants.59.Let’sstartwithsmallchangesto63oureatinghabits64.六、短文填空根据短文内容,用括号内所给词的正确时态或形式填空使短文完整。Asweallknow,peoplepayspecialattentiontochildren’shealth.Eachschooltriesitsbesttohelpchildrentokeepfit.Childrenexerciseforatleasttwohours60dayatschool.Theycantakeanactivepartindifferentsports61(activity).Theschoollifeisbecomingmorecolorful.Therearemanywaysforchildrentostayhealthy.First,theyshouldkeepexercisingeveryday.Theycangotoschoolonfootinsteadofbybus.Doingsport

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