北京市海淀区2022-2023学年七年级上学期期末英语试题

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页北京市海淀区2022-2023学年七年级上学期期末英语试题一、听短对话选答案1．Whichsportwillthespeakersplay?A．Football. B．Basketball. C．Volleyball.2．Whatvegetablesdoesthegirllikebest?A．Carrots. B．Potatoes. C．Tomatoes.3．Whattimedoesthesoccergamestart?A．At3:30p.m. B．At4:30p.m. C．At5:30p.m.4．Whydoesthegirllikemusic?A．Becauseit’sfun. B．Becauseit’srelaxing. C．Becauseit’sdifferent.二、听长对话选答案听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。5．Howmuchisthesweater?A．Tendollars. B．Fifteendollars. C．Twentydollars.6．Whatwillthegirltake?A．Abluesweater. B．AyellowT-shirt. C．Somesocks.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。7．WhenisJenny’sbirthday?A．OnNovember27th. B．OnDecember27th. C．OnJanuary27th.8．WhatwillthespeakersbuyforJenny?A．Abook. B．Acard. C．Acake.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。9．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Learningadance.B．Havingfunwithclassmates.C．Practicingfortheartfestival.10．Whatistherelationship(关系)betweenthetwospeakers?A．Motherandson. B．Friendsatschool. C．Teacherandstudent.三、听短文选答案听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。11．Whatcanwelearnabouttheschoolfieldtrip?A．Ittakesfourdaysandthreenights.B．Itisfreetoenjoythewonderfulexperience.C．Itcanhelpstudentstolearnmoreaboutnature.12．Whydoesthespeakermakethespeech?A．Togiveadviceontheschooltrip.B．Toinvitestudentstojointheschooltrip.C．Toshowtheimportanceoftheschooltrip.四、听短文填表听一段独白，根据所听到的内容和提示信息，将所缺的关键信息填写相应位置上。每空只填写一个词。独白你将听两遍。HowtoMakeWinteraFunandRelaxingSeasonHavefuninthesnow·haveasnowballfight·makeasnowman·13thesnowfallingTrya14wintersport·goskatingorskiingorsnowboarding·gosnowshoeingorsnowboating·takeacupofwarm15Enjoyindooractivities·readabookbythefire16therainforestroomatthelocalpark五、单项选择17．Ms.Gaoteachesusmath.Sheisverykindandwealllike________.A．it B．him C．her D．them18．Children’sDayis________June.A．in B．on C．for D．at19．Mybrothercan’tswim.Hethinksitis________.A．interesting B．difficult C．cool D．useful20．Davidhastostayathome________itisraininghardoutside.A．so B．or C．but D．because21．Mybooksandmagazines________inthebookcase.A．is B．are C．am D．be22．—________istalkingtoLindaoverthere?—That’sheruncleJohn.A．Who B．What C．When D．Where23．Mikeoften________tothemovieswithhisfriendsonweekends.A．go B．going C．goes D．isgoing24．Myclasses________at3:00,andafterthatIdosomesports.A．finish B．finishes C．finishing D．tofinish25．—Thesaladissodelicious!Doyouwant________it?—Sure.A．try B．tries C．totry D．trying26．—Let’splaytennis,Anna.—________.A．You’rewelcome B．Metoo C．Hereyouare D．Thatsoundsgood六、完形填空Lastmonth,myparentsplannedtheirweddinganniversary(结婚纪念).Idecidedtomakethemaspecialgiftinmyclayclass.Afteralongtimethinking,Idecidedtodesigna27withthewords“TogetherForever:Happy15thAnniversary,PapaandMum!”Ikeptworkingandworking.AndIhadtowaituntilthenextclassformyworktodryandgetfiredintheoven(烤炉).ThenIpaintedonthecoverandhadto28againforthesecondfiring.Finally,myworkwas29totakehome.“Yes!Minecameoutawesome!”saidonekidnamedJake.Hetooktheplateofftheshelf.CRASH!Hiscupandmyheartbrokealloverthefloor.“MyHeart!”Icried.“Abrokenheartdoesn’tmakethebestanniversary30.”“I’msorry!”Jakesaidtome.“Really,reallysorry!”“Allisnotlost,”saidRick,myclayartteacher.“Bringeverythingovertotherepairstation.Let’sseewhatwecandowithsomemagicglue(胶水).”Atfirst,Ireallyfeltverybadbecausethemagicglue31onlyonJake’scup.Theheartwasintoomanybrokenpiecestoputbacktogether.Suddenly,IrememberedDadoncesaid,“Creativity(创造力)ismessyandmistakesarehappyaccidents.”Andrightthen,Iknewwhattodo.Welearnedhowtomakemosaicsbefore.Idecidedtomakeonebyusingthepiecesofmybrokenheart.Ifoundaplateandgluedthe32ontoit.Whenitwasalldone,Ricksaid,“Itisprettycool.Thatturnedoutgreat!Youcanstill33thewordsandeverything.”Mygiftdidn’tturnoutatallthewayIplannedbefore.Itturnedoutevenbetter!Dadisright.Creativityismessyandmistakesare34accidents.Myparentsregardmygiftastheirfavoriteone.27．A．cup B．ring C．heart D．card28．A．wait B．choose C．draw D．answer29．A．cheap B．ready C．cute D．special30．A．prize B．gift C．toy D．letter31．A．ran B．dropped C．dried D．worked32．A．pieces B．covers C．pictures D．pages33．A．read B．copy C．meet D．write34．A．worrying B．crazy C．big D．happy七、阅读单选ManychildrenenjoyreadingthemagazineMushroom.HerearesomewordsfromtheyoungreadersintheUSwhentheystudyonlineathome.AlthoughIammissingschoolinthisspecialtime,I’mgladthatIcanspendmoretimereadingathome.Ilovereadingbooksonanimals.Couldyouwritesomethingaboutelephants?Somepeoplekilledelephantsfortheirivory.Ithinkitwouldbegoodtotellpeoplethattheyneedhelp.GraceIgreatlyenjoyreadingyourmagazines.Theyareoneofthebrightpointsinmylifenow.IdolovereadingstoriesbyMarkTwain,JulesVerne,O.HenryandAllanPoe.JulesVernebecomesmyfavoritewriterbecauseofthebookTwentyThousandLeaguesUndertheSea.Whoisyourfavoritewriter,OldMushroom?MikeHowareyou?Iamwell.Iaminthefourthgrade.Mysister,Julie,iselevenandinthefifthgrade.Nowwehavetohaveonlineclassesathome.Butwecandomorethingsbecausewearen’tinschool.Forexample,weenjoyreadingmore.Andstoriesaboutfamilyareourfirstchoice.BettyIjustwanttotellyouhowhappyIamtohaveyouatthistime!Ienjoysharingyourarticleswithmybigfamily.Ihavethreesistersandtwoyoungerbrothers.Iamtheoldest.Iplaytheviolin,soreadingarticlesaboutmusicisamustforme.Ialsolovesoccerandtakingpictures.Peter35．Gracelovesreading________.A．booksonsports B．storiesaboutfamilyC．booksonanimals D．articlesaboutmusic36．WhoisMike’sfavoritewriter?A．MarkTwain. B．O.Henry. C．AllanPoe. D．JulesVerne.37．Allofthefourchildrenlike________.A．readingbooksB．takingpicturesC．playingsoccerD．playingtheviolinDarrellBurtonwasalwaysverycareful.Helistenedtohisteachers,hestudiedreallyhard,andhedidallofhishomeworkwell.Otherstudentssometimesmadefunofhimandsaid,“Don’tstudysohard.You’resuchabook-head.”However,Darrelldidn’tmind.Helovedtolearn.Infact,helearnedaboutsciencefromdoingexperimentsonrealanimals.Muchlikescientistsobserve(观察)nature,Darrelldid,too.Heformedahypothesis(假设)andstudiedittoseewhetheritwastrue.Inthisway,hecouldlearnmore.Onenight,Darrellheardastrangenoisecomingfromhiscloset.Whenhecarefullyopenedhisclosetdoor,thenoisestoppedatonce.Thenextmorning,hetoldhismotheraboutthenoise,andhowhehadahypothesisthatthesoundswerecomingfrommice.“Iwillgetyouamousetrap(捕鼠夹),”hismothersaid.“Idon’twantthekindoftrapthatkillsthemice.IonlywanttocatchthemsothatIcantame(驯服)them,”repliedDarrell.Thetrapwasset.Themicewerecaught,andinjustashorttime,theyweresotamethattheywouldeatrightfromDarrell’shand.Hereadaboutmice,anddiscoveredthatmostmicemightnotevenliveawholeyear.ThismadeDarrelldecidetotakeevengreatercareofthem.Likeascientist,hestudiedthemiceclosely.Hetooksuchgoodcareofthemthattheylivedmorethanayear.Finally,hestudiedbiology,andhiscollegeprofessorssaidhewasagreatnaturalscientist.Later,Darrellbecameazoologist.Today,heisDr.DarrellBurton,andheworksatthezoo.Heiscaringforalltheanimals,includingthemice.38．WhatwasDarrellBurtonlikewhenhewasastudent?A．Hard-working. B．Outgoing. C．Careless. D．Noisy.39．Afterhecaughtthemice,Darrell________.A．killedthem B．setthemfreeC．tookcareofthem D．sentthemtothezoo40．Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A．Micearegoodpetsforteenagers.B．Animalscanbringusalotoffun.C．Darrellwasborntobeascientist.D．Weshouldstudyanimalslikeascientist.TeenageOnlineShoppingTrendsTeenagersspendalotofmoney.The35.6millionteensintheUnitedStatesaregreatshoppersandtheirshoppingdecisionsarealwayschanging,somarketingtothemisachallenge.Luckily,shoppingresearcherslovetodoresearchonthisagegroupandhavegotmanyresults.PiperJaffray,aresearchcompany,haspublishedthereportofitslatestsurvey,“TakingStockwithTeens”.Thereportisbasedonasurveyof5,500teens—75%fromcommonfamiliesand25%fromrichfamilies.Itsaysthat70%ofteensprefertoshopattheirfavoritestoresonline.AllteensareshoppingmoreontheInternetandatlocaloutletstoresandlessatspecialtystores.Thesurveyalsofindsthatparentsgivelessmoneytoteenstopayforthegoods(商品)theywouldliketobuy,bothfromcommonandrichfamilies.Asaresult,teensshoplessatexpensivespecialtystores.Parentsgivethemlesspocketmoney,butmostteenagersreportthattheirparentsstillpayformorethanhalfoftheirspending.Thesurveyalsoshowsthatclothingremainsthemostpopularwithteens—21%ofallteens’spending.Besidesclothing,electronicsandfootweararethemostpopularonlineshoppinggoods.Boysshopmoreforthesetwokindsofgoodsthangirls.Overall,teenagersspendmuchmoremoneyonclothing.Teenslovebrands(品牌),buttheydon’tsticktoonebrand.Theirfriends’opinionsreallymatter.Peersupportisveryimportant,especiallytogirls.Accordingtothereport,friendshavethebiggestinfluence(影响)onteens’buyingdecisionsandabout50％ofbothboysandgirlssaysocialmediainfluencesthem,too.What’smore,shoppingisaveryimportantsocialactivityforteenagegirls.Theyarewiseshopperswithmorethan60%waitingforgoodstogoonsalebeforebuyingthem.77%saytheyaremorelikelytobuyalow-pricearticlethanoneatfullprice.41．Theunderlinedword“challenge”inParagraph1probablymeans________.A．abigsurpriseB．adifficultthingC．aspecialtestD．astrangeidea42．WhatcanwelearnfromthelatestsurveybyPiperJaffray?A．Parentsdon’tletteensshopatspecialtystores.B．75%ofteensprefertoshopatlocaloutletstores.C．Parentspaylessmoneyforwhatteenswanttobuy.D．Teenagegirlsspendmoremoneyonfootwearthanboys.43．Paragraph4mainlytellsus________.A．howteensbuytheirfavoritegoodsonlineB．whereteenscangetcheaperandbettergoodsC．whyteensneedtoaskforadvicewhenshoppingD．whatinfluencesteenswhentheydecidewhattobuyDoyouknowthosepeopleinclasswhoalwaysjoke(开玩笑)abouteverythingnomatterhowseriousitis?Moststudentswillsimplyletthejokesgoonwiththeirall-too-happylaughter.Youmaynotnoticethem,buttherewillbesomepeoplewhoaren’tlaughing.Itisn’tbecausetheydon’tunderstandthejoke.Farfromit.Theydounderstandthejoke,butthepointisthattheyunderstanditsowell,muchmorethanthejokeitself.Whatdoyoudowhenaclassmatesayssomethinglike“thisactivityissofunthatIwanttonameitMr.Boring”?Mostwouldthinkthatthepersonisjokingandalmostnoonewouldbataneye.Infact,somewouldaddtothejokeoragreewiththeopinion.Itisunderstandablethatsomepeoplemayjokeaboutthesekindsofthingstohaveagoodlaugh,butthereisapointinwhichitistoomuch.Thiskindofhumorisjustsadandevenhurtful,whichisdislikedbypeoplewhoreallyunderstandit.Someonemightsay,“You’reoverlysensitive(敏感).Can’tyoujusttakeajoke?”Imagineyouarebulliedandfeelhurtinside.Youarethinkingabouttellingsomeoneafterkeepingitasecretforalongtime.Then,someonemakesajokeaboutbullying.Youlookaround.Nooneseemstocare.Whatwouldyoudo?Wouldyoustilltellthem?Or,woulditseemlikejustajoketothem?Peoplewhomakesomethingseriousajokearetheonesatfault.Thoseclassjokersmaythinkit’sfunnynow,butthemomentsomethingserioushappens,theyfallinlinewitheveryoneelse,believingtheyhavenoideahowtohelp.What’sworse,theythinkthattheyarenotpartoftheproblem.Thetruthisthatthesejokesthemselvesaretheproblem.Dopeopletrulybelievethatmakingajokeoutofaseriousthingwillsolveanything?Itneverwill,andthesadpartisthatpeopledon’trealizetheproblemevenwhensomeoneisbadlyaffected(被影响)byit.Thereisaclearwaytosolvetheproblem.Stopmakingseriousthingsouttobejustajoke.44．AccordingtoParagraphs1and2,somepeoplearen’tlaughingbecause________.A．theydon’tlikemakingjokesB．theyfeeltheycantellmuchbetterjokesC．theycanhardlyunderstandthejokeD．theythinkit’snotgoodtomakesuchajoke45．FromtheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2,weknowmoststudents________.A．wouldn’tcareaboutthejokeB．thinktheactivityisspecialC．don’twantthejoketogoonD．takepartinotheractivities46．InParagraph3,thewriterusestheexampletoshow________.A．peopleshouldnevertelltheirsecretstoothersB．jokesaboutseriousthingsaretheproblemthemselvesC．classjokerscometohelpwhensomethingserioushappensD．peopleshouldtellotherstheirtruefeelingswhentheyaresad47．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．JokesAreJustJokesB．Jokes:Don’tGoTooFarC．JokesAreAlwaysFunnyD．Jokes:Don’tWorryTooMuch八、阅读回答问题阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题。Sophie,a13-year-oldgirl,hopedtobrightenthelivesofpatients(病人).Shestartedher“Sophie’sCareBags”afterseeinghergrandfatherinthehospital.“Shesawhimsuffering(忍受)alotofpain,gettingtiredandlyingonthebed,”Sophie’smomexplained.“Everydayhergrandpaneededtohavetreatmentfornearlytwohours.Sophieissuchakindgirlthatshewantedtodosomethingtohelphimandotherpatients.”SophiestudiedcarebagideasfromtheInternet.Andherparentshelpedtobringherideatolife.Theywentshoppingforcomfortingitems,likeblankets,pillows,cozysocks,bowlsandcandies.Later,Sophiealsoputplayingcardsandchesssetsintothebags.“Aswordsspread,wereceivedalotofdonations(捐赠)fromneighbors,friendsandfamily.SoSophiewasabletoputalittlebitmoreinthereandhadmoremoneytodoitagain,”hermomsaid.Sophiemadetencarebagsforherfirstsetandthefirstbagwenttoherbelovedgrandpa.“Hergrandpafeltproudoftheworkshewasdoing,”recalledSophie’smom.Sophie’sCareBagsservesasanexampleofwhatwecandotohelpothers.Sheisgoingtocarryonwhatshehasstarted,“Wejustwanttokeepitgoingandmakeadifferenceinpeople’slives.”48．WhendidSophiestarther“Sophie’sCareBags”?49．WhohelpedtobringSophie’sideatolife?50．Howdidhergrandpafeelabouttheworkshewasdoing?51．WhatisSophielike?Whydoyouthinkso?九、完成句子52．——Alan多大了?——他13岁。—isAlan?—He’s13yearsold.53．午饭是从12点到1点。

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