2025-2026学年北京某中学七年级（下）期末英语试卷（含答案）

2025-2026学年北京实验学校七年级（下）期末英语试卷

一、单选题：本大题共9小题，共9分。

I.^4r.LeeteachesusEnglish.Welikeclassverymuch.()

A.herB.hisC.itsD.your

2.一istheweatherinwinterinBeijing?

——Ifscold.()

A.WhatB.HowC.WhereD.When

3.-CanIgooutandplayfootballtorawhile?

-I'mafraidyou______.Workmustcomefirst.()

A.neednrtB.don*tC.shouldn'lD.can't

4.There__aparkandtwolittlelakesnearJack'shome.()

A.isB.hasC.areD.have

5.一Sally,whatdoyouusuallydoatweekends?

-I________mygrandparentsinthecountrysideeveryweekend.()

A.willvisitB.amvisitingC.visitedD.visit

6.Bequietplease!Yourfatheristiredafteraday'swork.Henow.(

A.sleepingB.issleepingC.sleepD.sleeps

7.-Betty,didyouseeMickeyMeuseinDisneyland?

—No,butISnowWhiteandtalkedwithher.()

A.metB.willmeetC.meetD.ammeeting

8.Atlast,Marydecided_____Lilysomeflowersonherbirthday.()

A.giveB.givesC.givingD.togive

9.—Ithinkthehamburgerisreallybalancedfoodandit'sgoodforourbodies.

It'sjunkfood.Thereistoomuchfatandsaltinit.()

A.That'sOKB.I'msorryC.Idon'tagreeD.You'rewelcome

二、完形填空：本大题共8小题，共8分。

Intheearlymorning,Jillwalkedslowlytowardsherclassroom.Shewasfeeling(10)aboutthehistorytest.It

wasonlyhersecondweekatjuniorhigh,andeverythingstillfeltnewandabitstrange.Justashewasaboutto

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enterthedoor,awhitesheetofpaperfloateddownfromnowhereandlandedrightatherfeet.

Shebentdownandpickeditup.Hereyeswidened.ltwasthelosthistorytestpaper一and(11)someonehad

writtenalltheanswersonit!Foramoment,hermind(12)Ifshememorizedthemquickly,shecouldgeta

perfectscore.Noonewouldeverknow.

Butthenshestopped.Wasitreallyworthit?Sherememberedwhatshehadlearnedinthewelcometalk："At

thisschool♦we(13)honestyandresponsibility.**Cheatingmighthelphernow,butitwouldn'thelphergrow.It

wouldalsobeunfairtoherclassmateswhohadspentnightsstudying.

Afterafewsecondsofdeep(14),Jillmadeherdecision.SheheldthepapertightlyandwalkedtoMissJames'

office.

"I..I'vealreadyreadthequestions,"Jillsaid,herfaceturningred.

MissJamessmiled."Don'tworry.I'lljustgiveyouanewtest.1*Jill'sheartsankalittlc.Partofher(15)thetest

wouldbecanceled(被取消).Butsheknewshehaddonetherightthing.

Laterthatday,theclasstookthenewtest.Itwasharder,butJillstayedfocusedanddidherbest.Afewdays

later,thepaperswereretumed.Tohersurprise,shehadscored80.

"Youknow,"shetoldherfriends,"Icouldhavegottenfullmarksbycheating.ButI'veneverfelt

more(16)ofmyself."

Thissmallmomenttaughtherthatbeingagoodstudentwasn'tjustaboutgrades—itwasaboutmakingthe

right(17)evenwhennoonewaswatching.

1().A.tiredB.nervojsC.excitedD.relaxed

11.A.clearlyB.hardlyC.quicklyD.nearly

12.A.racedB.jumpedC.stoppedD.hit

13.A.refuseB.believeC.valueD.fbrget

14.A.restB.thoughtC.talkD.work

15.A.advisedB.hopedC.agreedD.decided

16.A.afraidB.confidentC.proudD.shy

17.A.promisesB.adviceC.plansD.choices

三、阅读理解：本大题共13小题，共26分。

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Matt/UK：Myfavoriteseasonisspring,becauseeverythingisgettingnewandfreshagain.Ilikehavingpicnics

andtakingphotoswithmyfriends.

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Anna/Germany：Autumnismyfavoriteseason.Ilovethedifferentcolorsofleaves.Ialsolovetheau:umnwind

thalblowstheleavesaround.Ioftentakeawalkandhaveacupofcoffcc.idon'tlikesummer,becauseit'stoohot.

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Neil/US：Ilikesummerbest.ICsverycoolinmyhometown,andit*snicetohavealongandsunnysjmmer.There

arealotofoutdooractivitiesyoucantakepartin,suchasgoingcamping.Idon'tlikewinter,becauseit'spretty

cold,andyoudon'twanttogooutside.

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Kat/US：Myfavoriteseasoniswinter,becausethere'salotofsnow,andit's

crybeautiful.Whenthecountrysideiscoveredwithsnow,it'sperfectlywhite.Also,Ilovegoingskiingwithmy

friends.SoIlikewinter.

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18.What'stheweatherlikeinNeil'shometowninsummer?

A.Wet.B.Cool.C.Windy.D.Cloudy.

19.Inwinter,Katloves—.

A.goingskiingB.takingawalkC.goingcampingD.havingpicnics

20.Whatmightbethetopicoftheirposts?

A.Myfavouriteactivity.

B.Myfovouriteseason.

C.Seasonsindifferentcountries.

D.Activitiesindiflcrcnlcountries.

B

Plunk!Idroppedanotherpecan(山核桃)intomybaskct.Thcnagentleautumnwindblew

somemoreoffthetree.Irantopickthemup.Whew!Pecanpickingwashard.Mybasketwas

onlyhalffull.

Iwasvisitingmygrandpa'sfarminKansas,andGrandpasentmeintothewoodstopickAsquirrel

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uppecansfbrustoenjoylater.Iwasn'tabouttolethimdown.

Thensomethingcaughtmyeye：asquirrelpickedupapecan,climbedupatreeanddisappearedintoalarge

hole.Amomentlater,thesquirrelclimbeddowntothegroundtopickanotherpccan.Onccagain,hetookthe

pecanbacktohissecrethidingplaceinsidethehollow（洞）ofthetree.

Notsosecretanymore.Ithought.Iranovertothetreeandfoundthehollowwasfilledwithsweetpecans.They

wererightthereforthetaking.Thiswasmychance.Handfulbyhandful,Itookallthepecansfromthehollow.Now

thebasketwasfull!

Iwassoproudofmyself.IcouldntwaittoshowGrandpaallofthepecansI'dcollected.

"Look,Grandpa,*'Ishouted»"lookatallofthepecansIfound!',

Grandpatookalookatmybasket."Well,wclLhowdidyoufindsomany,Jimmy?*'ItoldhimhowI'd

followedthesquirrelandtakenthepecansfromhishidingplace.Grandpacongratulatedmeonfindingout

somethingaboutthesquirrel'shabits.Thenhedidsomethingthatsurprisedme.Hehandedthebasketbacktomeand

puthisarmgentlyaroundmyshoulders.

"Thatsquirrelworkedveryhardtocollecthiswinterfbod»"hesaid."Nowthatallofhispecansaregone>

don'tyouthinkthatlittlesquirrelwillbeveryhungrywhenitgetscold?"

"Ididn'tthinkaboutthat,**Isaid.

'*!know,"Grandpasaid."Butagoodmanshouldnevertakeadvantageofsomeoneclsc'shardwork,eventhe

squirrel's.n

SuddenlyIfellashollowasthatoldtree.Theimage（形象〉ofthalhungrysquirrelwouldnrtleavemy

mir.d.TherewasonlyonethingIcoulddo.

21.Whydidthewritergotothewoodsatthebeginningofthestory?

A.Topickuppecans.B.Tocatchlittleanimals.

C.Tofeedthesquirrels.D.Tolookfbrhisgrandpa.

22.WhichufihclullowingcanbestdescribeGrandpa?

A.Kindandwise.B.Caringandhumorous.

C.Shyandfriendly.D.Patientandhard-working.

23.Whatisthepossibleendingtothestory?

A.Thewritersentthepecanstohisneighbors.

B.Thewriterputallthepecansbackintothehole.

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C.Thewriterhidthepecansinhisgrandpa'shouse.

D.Thewriterenjoyedallthepecanswithhisfamily.

c

Ifyouarguewithyourfriend,willyouforgive（原谅）himorher?Mostpeoplearemore

likelytoforgiveothers.ScientistsfromfamousuniversitieslikeYaleandOxfordstudiedthis.Thcy

discoveredthatmostpeopleusuallybelieveothersarcgooddeepdov/n,evenaftertheydoLEASE

■ORGIVE

somethingwrong.Andwhenthese"badpeople"dosomethingnicelater,peoplewillprobablyletME■

gooftheirpastmistakesandhaveapositiveopinionofthem.j」

Totestthisidea,scientistsdidanexperiment.Theyaskedover1,500peopletowatchtwostrangers.These

strangerscouldgetmoneyiftheyshocked（电击）anotherpersonwithelectricity.The"good"strangerrefused

thedealandthe"bad"oneacceptedit.

Thewatcherswerethenaskedtojudge（评价）thestrangersbasedontheirdccisions.Thcyreportedhavinga

positivefeelingofthe"good'*strangcr.Buttheywerenotconfidentthatthe"bad"strangerwastrulybad.iftheythen

sawthebadpersondosomethinggood,theyweremorelikelytohaveabetteropinionofhimorher.

Theresearchersbelievethatitishumannaturetoseethebestinothers.Mostpeoplearemorelikelytobelieve

someoneisinnocent（无辜的），ratherthanguilty.Forexample»ifaclassroomwindowisbrokenandyour

friendwastheonlyonenearby,youmightsay"Maybeitwasanaccident.1'ratherthanblaminghim,"Youbroke

it!”

It'simportanttoforgiveandbelieveinpeople,becauseithelpsusbuildandkeephealthysocial

relationships.Thinkaboutit：sometimespeoplemakemistakesoractbadlybyaccident.Ifweimmediatelyjudge

themunkindlyandendtherelationship,wemightbewrong.Whatifwelaterfindouttheyareactuallyakind

personwhojusthadabadday?Wecouldloseavaluablefriendorpartner.Beingopentoforgivenessgivespeople

asecondchanceandhelpsuskeepimportantrelationships.

24.Howdidthewatchersfeelaboutthe"bad"strangeraftertheexperiment?

A.Theyhadnoideawhythestrangerdidthebadthing.

B.Theyweren'tsureifthestrangerwasbaddeepdown.

C.Theyhadastrongfeelingthatthestrangerwasbad.

D.Theydislikedthebadstrangerbutlikedthegoodone.

25.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

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A.People'strustmaychangebecauseofother'snewactions.

B.Beingopentoforgivenesshelpsustoacceptmistakes.

C.Peopleshouldforgiveifothersdidn'tmeantoharm.

D.Peoplenaturallychoosetobelieveinothers,goodness.

26.Whichofthefollowingbestmatchesthestudyresults?

A.Ifafriendliestoyou>youwillneverspeaktohimagain.

B.Ifafriendbreaksyourtoybutlaterfixesit,youcanforgivehim.

C.Ifafriendrefusestohelpyou,youwon'thelphimthenexttime.

D.Ifafriendbreaksyourtrust,youwillneverbelievetheirwords.

D

Areyouagoodreceiver?Itmightsoundlikeafunnyquestionbutitisanimportantonethateachofusshouldask

ourselves.

S:rangely,mostofusarcbettergiversthanreceivers.Wegivetoourfamily,ourfriendsandevencharities,

andoppositetowhatwcmightthink,mostofusarcactuallyverygoodatgiving.Butreceivingisanother

matter.Weoftenfeelalittleuneasywhenreceiving,althoughitisnotverynoticeable.Evenpraisegets

defected（转向）whenitcomesoarway.Whensomeonepraisesusfbrhelpinghimmoveorcleanupthe

house,wewillpossiblysay>“Ah,itwasnothing."Whensomeonepraisesthecoatwearewearing»wemay

mentionhowweboughtitatadiscountinsteadofsimplyenjoyingthepraise.Actually,thepraiseisagiftto

us,andwhenwedon'treceiveitproperly,wearedishonoringthegiver.

Givingiseasy,asthereismuchpleasureingiving,butreceivingisanartthattakespractice.Tobeagood

receiverrequiresasenseofcloserelationshipwiththegiver.Itisalwaysapleasurefbragivertoseethegift

receivedinapleasantway.Andthisisalsothebestwayfbrareceivertohonorthegiverandgivehimsomething

back.

Manyrelationshipsarenotsogoodnotbecausepeoplearenotgivingtoeachother,butbecausetheyarenot

receivingfromeachotherwell.Weshouldreceivethelove,respectthepraise,andgivethankseverytime

givinghappens.Weshouldpracticereceivingallthepleasuresthathappentouseveryday,insteadoftaking

themfbrgranted.Thinkofhowmanysimpleeverydaygiftswcarcbeinggivenallthetime：thebeautyof

nature,artandinspiring（激励）conversations.Butarewetrulyreceivingthemwhentheyhappentous,

orarewebusywithothermatters»notnoticing?Weshouldmastertheartofreceiving：acceptthegiftslifc

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offersusandshowourappreciationfbrthem.

Wearetaughtthatitisbettertogivethantoreceive.Butthissuggeststhatthereissomethingwrongwith

receiving.Thereisnothingwrongwithreceiving.Itisbettertogiveandreceive.Letlifeshoweruswithgifts,

pleasures,joys,surprises,bothlargeandsmall,andletustakenoticeofallthesethingsandacceptthem

happilyandthankfully.Themorewccanreceive,themorewccangiveback,butgivingmoredocsnot

necessarilymeanreceivingmore.Wemustrememberitishardertoreceivethantogive,andtrytopractice

receiving.Thispracticewillbenefitusgreatly,makingusbecomegoodreceiversaswellasgoodgivers.

27.AccordingtoParagraph2,whatdowepossiblydowhenwearepraised?

A.Honorthegiverpublicly.

B.Showourpleasureclearly.

C.Receivethepraiseuncomfortably.

D.Expressourdisagreementproperly.

28.Theexpression"takingihemfbrgranted"probablymeans"_____

A.lookingfbrthemwithexpectation

B.dependingonthemwithsatisfaction

C.gettingawayfromthemwithoutregret

D.benefitingfromthemwithoutappreciation

29.Whatcanwclearnfromthepassage?

A.Peopleusuallycanreceivemorebygivingmore.

B.Peopleusuallytrytoreceiveasmuchaspossible.

C.Peopleshouldgiveagiftbackwhenreceivingone.

D.Peoplecanimproverelationshipsbyreceivingwell.

30.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.BeaGuodReceiverandGiver

B.BettertoGiveThantoReceive

C.BettertoGive*BettertoReceive

D.BeaReceiverRatherThanaGiver

四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。

31.Shanghaihasjustopeneditsfirst"forestlibrary"tothepublic.lthascaughtmuchattentionfrombookloversand

peoplewholikenature.Unliketraditionalindoorlibraries,the"tdrestlibrary"isspecialbecauseitisbuilttokeep

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theforestasitis一everytree»bush（灌木）andgreenareastaysnatural.

ThelibraryiscalledRead&JoyForest.ltlocates（位于）inagreerspacenexttoShanghaiLibraryEast.Itcovers

20,546squaremetersandisfiillyopen-air.Therearerowsofstrongwoodenbenches（长凳）fbrreaderstosit

comfbrtably.Asmallinformationdeskwithvolunteersistheretohelpvisitors.Grccnareasarcconnectedby

winding（蜿蜒的）woodenwalkwaysthatfitwellwithnature.Theforesthasmanykindsoftrees,liketallpine

（松树）treesandleafymaple（枫树）trees.Thisway,visitorscanwalkslowlythroughthequiet,green

fbreslandalsogetarare（难得的）chancetorelaxwithabookwhilehearingbirdssingandleavesmove.

Peoplelovereadinghere.WangXiaohua,said,"Ilovethefreshairandthewaysunlightcomesthroughthe

trees.Beingaroundnaturecalmsmedown.SoFilcomebackeveryweekendfbrsure.^Anotherreaderadded,"I

workedindoorsallmorning,lookingatascreen.SoIcameheretobreathefreshair.Thesmellofpineandsoilisso

rclaxing.lt'stheperfectplacetoslowdownandenjoyagoodbook."

Youngadultsvisitthc"fbrcstlibraryMmostbecausetheywantaquietplaceawayfromcitylife.Whentheyarcnot

reading,manywalkslowlyalongthewoodenpaths.Theysometimesstoptoenjoythetreesorlistentotheforest

sound.Sotlieufbrestlibrary"isnotjustfbrreading-it'salsoapeacefulplacetorelaxbothmindandbedy.

（1）WhatmakestheHfbrestlibrary"special?

（2）WhereisRead&JoyForestlocated?

（3）Accordingtothepassage,whovisitsthenfbrestlibrarj?'most?

（4）Whatdoyouthinkofthc"fbrcstlibrary"?Whydoyouthinkso?（Pleasegivetworeasons.）

五、完成句子：本大题共5小题，共10分。

32.我们的老师关心我们班上的每个人。

Ourteacher_______everyoneinourclass.

33.只要每天坚持多听英语，你就会取得进步。

AslongasyoulistentoEnglisheveryday,you'll______.

34.我们上周研学去了个农场。

Wc_______aschooltriptoafarmlastweek.

35.我过去以为学习新技能很容易，但现在明白“熟能生巧”的道理。

I_______thinkitwaseasytolearnnewskills,butnowIknowpracticemakesperfect.

36.她花了整整两天准备这场读书分享会。

It___hertwowholedays___preparefbrthisreadingsharingmeeting.

六、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共25分。

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37.假如你是李华，学校英语报社正在举办主题为“行走课堂，知行合一”的英语征文比赛，请你投稿分享一

次难忘的校外研学活动。内容包括：研学地点、活动见闻与亲身经历，以及你的收获与内心感受。

提示词语：museum,forest,learnabout,visit,excited,meaningfiil

提示M题：Wheredidyougoonyourstudytrip?

Whatactivitiesdidyoutakepartinandwhatdidyougetfromit?

Howdidyoufeelabouttheschooltrip?

Theotherday,ourclasstookawonderfulstudytrip.

LiHua

38.生活中，一定有很多经历令你印象深刻，例如让你感到幸福的经历、你观看某次比赛的经历、以及你

制作或品尝美食的经历等。某英文报纸正在以Anunforgettable(难忘的)experience为题开展征文活动，

请你用英文写一篇文章进行投稿，介绍一次令你难忘的经历。内容包括这一经历的时间、具体发生了什么

以及你的收获。文章不少干5()个单词。请不要写出真实姓名和班级。提示词语供诜用。

提示id语：help,happy»match♦win,cook>warm

提示问题：Whenwastheexperience?

Whathappened?

Whatdidyoulearnfromit?

AnunforgettableexperienceIhavealotofunforgettableexperiences.Letmeshareoneofthemwithyou.___

七、：K他：本大题共4小题，共10分.

39.Whenwilltheweatherwarmup?

40.Whatdoesthegirlwanttobeinthefuture?

41.WhatwillthegirldotocelebrateChildren'sDay?

42.

(1)Whichanimalstorybookwilltheboybuyforhisbrother?

(2)Wherewillthespeakersmeetafterschool?

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1.【答案】B

2.【答案】B

3.【答案】D

4.【答案】A

5.【答案】D

6.【答案】B

7.【答案】A

8.【答案】D

9.【答案】