初一英语初中英语教案课件

PAGEPAGE1/8扬州树人学校2021-2022学年第二学期期中试卷七年级英语 2022.4（满分：140分；考试时间：110分钟）80一、听力部分（共20小题；每小题1分，计20第一部分听对话回答问题（计10本部分共有10道小题，每小题你将听到一段对话，每段对话听两遍。在听每段对话前，你将有5秒钟的时间阅读题目；听完后，你有5秒钟时间选择你认为最合适的答案。What’sAndy’sfavouritesport?B. C.Whatdoesthegirl’smotherdoaftersupper?B. C.What’sthegirl’sfavouritefood?B. C.Whenwilltheboy’sclasshaveaclassmeetingthisweek?B. C.What'sthewoman'stelephonenumber?A.65134589 B.65443589 C.65314589WhereisMary?Inthehospital. B.Athome. C.Inashop.Whosebooksarethese?B.C.What’sthedatetoday?December20. B.December21. C.December22.Howmucharethecapandthecoat?50yuan. B.150yuan. C.200yuan.WhatdoesLilythinkofherschoollife?Sad. B.Happy. C.Notinteresting.听一段对话，完成第11-12小题。WhatisTomlookingfor?Hisbook. B.Hisglasses. C.HiscomputerCD.Whoarethetwospeakers?Teacherandstudent. B.Motherandson. C.Friends.听第一篇短文，回答第13-15小题。完成信息记录表TomakeyourweekendlooklongWaystoplanaweekendup Finishyourhomeworkinthe 14 .Goouttoenjoyyourweekend.Youcanalsogotoamuseum,azoo,ora 15 .13.A.quickly B.early C.late14.A.morning B.afternoon C.evening15.A.supermarket B.school C.park听第二篇短文，回答第16-20小题。WheredoesXiaoFangwork?Atschool. B.Inacinema. C.Inahospital.Whatdoesshehaveforbreakfast?Somebreadandmilk. B.Someeggsandjuice. C.Somenoodlesandtea.Howdoesshegotowork?Onfoot. B.Bybike. C.Bycar.Howmanyhoursadaydoessheworkonweekdays?10hours. B.8hours. C.9hours.Whatelsedoesshelovedoingexcept(除了)singingandshopping?Chattingwithfriends. B.ChattingontheInternet. C.Talkingonthetelephone.二、单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分,计15分）在下列各题A、B、C、D四个选项中选择一个能填入题干空白处的最佳答案.She’smynewEnglishteacherwith eight-year-olddaughter.B.a;an C.an D.a;Wouldyoulike thisevening,Meimei?help;towashclothes B.helping;cooksupperC.tohelp;withthesupper D.help;doingsomewashingCanyouwritethenumbersixty-fivethousand,sixhundredandtwenty-six?Yes,it’s .A.65,662 B.65,626 C.56,662 D.56,626Canyoucookeggswithtomatoes?Yes,ofcourse. candoit.It’seasy.B.C.NoD.25.Istheyoungmaninredshoesyourgoodfriend?No,heisn’t.Nobody aperson him.A.like;like B.likes;likes C.like;likes D.likes;likeThereisa(n) boyinhospital.Thedoctorwillmakehim better.ill;feels B.sick;tofeel C.ill;feel D.sick;feelOurschoolbasketballteamwillwinthenextmatch theypractisemore.B.C.D.Oh,Iforgettobringmyumbrella.I’vegot .Youcanshare .it;my B.one;mine C.it;mine D.one;myisitfromyourschooltoWandaShoppingMall?About15minutesbybus.Howlong B.Howfar C.Howoften D.HowmuchExcuseme,whereisthenearestpostoffice?down;at B.along;on C.cross;on D.along;acrossThiskindofdrinktastes butthere'sonly inthisbottle.I'dlikesomemore.good;little B.well;alittle C.good;alittle D.well;littleIsiteasy frommybuildingtoyours?Yes.Andwelookforwardto youattheparty.towalk;seeingB.towalk;tosee C.walking;tosee D.walking;seeingIlookfoolishwiththishaircut.Allmyclassmateswill me.laughat B.sharewith C.helpwith D.worryaboutCandy,remember thedoorwhenyougoout.OK, .A.closing;Iwon't B.toclose;Iwon'tC.closing;Iwill D.toclose;IwillWhataheavyrain!Willitlastlong? .We’regoingintotherainyseasonnow.Ofcoursenot B.I’mafraidso. C.That’simpossible D.I’mafraidnot三、完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分,计15分）Aftertryingtoflyakitealonewithoutsuccess(成功),thetwofriendsGinaandJamesthoughttheycoulddoittogether.Oneofthemcouldtakethekiteand36couldrun.Ginaranfaster,37Jamestookthekite.Buttheystillhadno38.Thekitedidn'tseemtowantto39intheskyatall.Thentheytriedthrowingthekitelikeabaseball,butthatdidn't40,either."Igiveup,"saidJames."Ithoughtitwas41enough,butwejustcan'tgetthesekitestofly.Iam42!"JamessatdownjustasRonnycamewalkingtothem."Hey!Doyouneedsomehelp43 abigbrother?"JamesandGinadidn't44 him.However,Ronnydidn'tleave."Therearesomeotherkitesflyersbythebighill.Didyousee45theygetstarted?"hesaid.JamesandGinashook(摇)theirheads."Weweretoo46tonotice,"Ginasaidinaquietvoice."47howtheyrundownthehill,"saidRonny."Seehowthewindcatchesthekitesandsendsthemstraightup.Let'sgoand48thekiteflyersandIthinkyouwilldomuchbetter."James49.HeandGinawereboth50tohaveRonnyhelpthem.Maybebigbrothersreallycanbehelpfulsometimes.36.A.theothersB.theotherC.anotherD.other37.A.soB.butC.orD.because38.A.ideaB.dreamC.luckD.time39.A.comedownB.goupC.goaroundD.comealong40.A.reachB.finishC.workD.pay41.A.snowyB.cloudyC.windyD.rainy42.A.hungryB.thirstyC.excitedD.tired43.A.withB.onC.aboutD.from44.A.callB.feelC.helpD.answer45.A.howB.whatC.whyD.where46.A.busyB.afraidC.closeD.late47.A.ForgetB.WatchC.DecideD.Pick48.A.teachB.tellC.learnD.join49.A.satdownB.jumpedupC.laydownD.walkedaround50.A.gladB.surprisedC.afraidD.bored四、阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2分,计30分)阅读下列内容,从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案.AVisitNeistPointNeistPointisoneofthebest-knownlighthousesinScotlandandcanbefoundonthemostwesterlytipofSkyenearthetownshipofGlendale.Offthepoint,whales(鲸鱼)canbeseenregularlyinthesummermonths.WeatherThiswalkisnotsuitableinallweatherconditions.Asittakeyounearhighcliffssoitisnotagoodideatogoinwindyconditionsorifit’smisty(多雾的).ParkingThecarparkislocatedattheveryendofthesingle-trackroad10.5milesfromDunvegan(a-minutetodrive).IftravelingfromPortree,itis31milesandwilltakeaboutonehourtodrive.NeistPointisonthemostwestsideof .B.C.D.HowfarawayisPortreefromNeistPoint?A.30minutes’walk B.10.5milesD.OneWhichofthefollowingisNOTmentioned?Thelighthouseisnearthecliff. B.ThelighthouseisinScotland.C.Thelighthouseisclosedonwindydays.D.Theviewingspothascarparkforvisitors.BThereoncelivedamouseandafrogwhowereverygoodfriends.Themouseenjoyedspendingtimewiththefrog,buthewaslazy.Heneverwenttovisitthefrog;thefrogalwayshadtovisithim.Becauseofthis,thefrogwasbecomingangrywithhisfriend.Oneafternoon,thefrogdecidedthattoendthisone-sidedfriendship.Sothefrogtied(绑)oneendofapieceofstring(细绳)tohislegandthentiedtheotherendtothelittlemouse’stailwithouthimnoticing.Thefrogwavedgoodbyetothemouseandthenjumpedintothepond(池塘).Allatonce,thestringpulledtightonthemouse’stailandthemousefellintothepondbelow.Splash!Thepoorlittlemousecouldnotswim.Aftermuchfighting,hefinallydrownedinthepond.“Thatwillteachyoutomakeafooloutofme,youlazymouse,”thoughtthefrog.Butthen,highupinthesky,ahawk(鹰)sawthemousefloating(漂浮)inthewaterbelow.Sothehungryhawkswoopeddowntocatchthemouseforitsdinner.Suddenly,thefrogrealizedthathewasstilltiedtothemousebythestring.Up,upintothesky,wentthefrog.Itwasthenthatthefrogrealizedthemistakesofhisways.Insettingatrap(陷阱)forhisfriend,thefroghadalsosetatrapforhimself.Thereisafamoussayingthatgoes,“ ”Whatisaone-sidedfriendship?Whentwosidesfightagainsteachother.Whentwofriendsalwaysthinkandactthesameway.Whenonlyonesidetrieshisbestintherelationship(关系).Whenbothsidesarelookingfornewrelationships.Whydidthefrogtieastringbetweenhimandthemouse?Topullthemouse’stailoff. B.Todrownthemouseinthepond.C.Tobringthemouseclosertohim. D.Tokillthembothtogether.Whatwillprobablyhappentothefrogintheend?Hewillfightthehawkandsavethemouse.Hewillsetatrapforthehawk.Hewillbeeatenbythehawk.Hewillmakefriendswiththehawk.WhichofthefollowingsayingscanbeusedtoendthisAfriendinneedisafriendindeed.Booksandfriendsshouldbefewbutgood.Beslowinchoosingafriend,butslowerinchangingafriend.Donotdigtoodeepaholeforyourenemybecauseyoumayfallintoityourself.CHorseracingisapopularsportandsocialeventinmanycountries,includingAustraliaandtheUnitedStates.UsuallyonaSaturdayorSunday,peoplegotoabiggrassyfieldandwatchjockeys(赛马骑师)ridehorsesaroundatrack(跑道).AnannualeventinEnglandisdifferentfromotherraces,thankstosomeveryspecialguests.TheRoyalAscot(英国皇家赛马会)isheldinJuneofeachyear.TheBritishRoyalFamilyalwaysattendthisrace.Jockeys,horsetrainersandhorseownerscanwinlotsofmoney.In2016,thetotalprizemoneyforfivedaysofracingatRoyalAscotwasnearly58millionyuan.Thatmeanstheracesareverycompetitive.Butwhiletheracesareimportant,alotofattentionisgiventowhatpeoplearewearing.Thedresscode(着装要求)isverystrict.Ladies’dressesmustnotshowtheirstomachsorshoulders,whilemenmustweargrayorblacksuitsandtophats.However,thisdoesn’tstoppeoplegettingverycreativewiththeiroutfitsandwearingstrangeandwonderfulhats.Noteveryhorseraceisasbigandfancyasthisone,though.Mostbigcitieshavehorseracing,butevenpeoplefromsmallcountrytownsinAustraliaenjoygoingtotheraces.AnAustraliancountryracedayismuchmorerelaxedthantheoneatRoyalAscot,butitisstillamongthebiggestsocialeventsoftheyear.Itisafunplacetomeetfriends,listentolivemusic,enjoysomefoodanddrinkandwatchsomeraces.Ifyouevervisitaplacewithhorseracing,besuretocheckitoutforyourself.WhyisRoyalAscotdifferentfromotherhorseracing?Becauseit’sapopularsportandsocialevent.Becauseit’susuallyheldonaweekend.Becausepeoplecanwatchitonagrassyfield.Becausetherearesomespecialguestswhocometowatchit.Whocanwinmoneyfromhorseracing?b.c.d.B.C.acd D.WhatdoesParagraph4mainlytalkabout?Theimportanceofhorseracing. B.WhatpeopleshouldwearattheAscotraces.C.Creativewaysofdressingfortheraces. D.Thehatspeoplewearatraces.WhatdoesthewriterthinkofaracedayinAustralia?It’sboring. B.It’sexpensive. C.It’senjoyable. D.It’smeaningless.DInThailand,taxisaregivingnewmeaningtotheterm“roof(顶部)garden”.Peopleareusingtheroofsoftaxistogrowvegetables.ManytaxisinThailandhavelostbusinessduringthepandemic.Tomakebetteruseofthem,peoplehaveplantedvegetablesontheirroofs.Workersfromtwotaxicompaniesbuiltthesmallgardens.Theyputsoilontheroofsandthenplantedvegetablessuchastomatoesandbeans.Theresultlooksmorelikeaworkofartthanacarparkinglot.Bydoingthis,theywanttodrawpeople'sattentiontothedifficultyoftaxidriversandoperators(经营者),whohavelostmuchbusinessandmoneybecauseofthepandemic.Thesedays,thetwocompaniesonlyhave500carsleftworkinginthestreetsofBangkok.Meanwhile,2,500carsareleftunusedintheparkinglot.Thestreetsinthecapitalhavebeenquiet.Thishasresultedinaafallindrivers'earnings(收入).So,manydrivershavewalkedawayandleftthecarsinlong,silentrows.Infact,whenthepandemicfirsthit,somedriversgaveuptheircarsandreturnedtotheirhomesinvillages.DuringthesecondwaveoftheCOVID-19,morehavegivenupandreturnedtheircarstothecompanies.Thishasleftthetaxicompaniesingreattrouble.Theyhavetothinkofwaystopaytheloansonbuyingtheircars.Theroofgardensdonotofferawaytomakemoney"Thevegetablegardenisbothanactofprotest(抗议)andawaytofeedmystaffduringthishardtime,”themanagerofoneofthetaxicompanysaid.Whostartedtogrowvegetablesontheroofsoftaxis?A.Taxidrivers. B.Taxicompanyoperators.C.Taxicompanyworkers. D.Parkinglotmanagers.Whyweremanytaxisleftintheparkinglot?Taxiswerenotallowedtostayinthestreetsduringthepandemic.Taxidriverslosttheirbusinessandmoneybecauseofthepandemic.Taxicompaniesfailedtopaytheloansonbuyingtheircars.Taxicompanyworkersneededthemtobuildsmallgardens.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph4mean?Fewpeoplegooutoftheirhouses. B.Taxishavebeenimprovedalot.C.peoplemakelessnoiseinthestreets. D.Thedrivershavelefttoplant.Accordingtothemanager,thevegetablegardenswerebuiltto .makemoney B.feedthepassengersC.drawattention D.makeaworkofart五、词汇运用（共10小题；每小题1分，计10根据句子意思，用括号中所给汉语提示或英语单词的适当形式填空.（每空一词）Whynot (邀请)Jerrytoplaysportsintheplaygroundtomorrowmorning?Pleasecallthetelephonenumber (下面)tofindme.Doyouwalk (在另一边，到另一侧)themarketonyourwayhome?Yes,Ioftenbuythingsinit.Whatarethestudentsdoingnow?Theyarebusy (准备)forthefinalexam.Doyouknowthe (9)studentintheline?WiththehelpoftheEnglishteacher,Iam (good)atEnglishthanbefore.Whoseisthatpairof (break)glasses?Theboxissolightbecausethereis (something)init.You’dbetternotput (knife)onthetable.Theytellusthatourclassroomisasbrightas (they).六、阅读与表达（共5小题；每小题2分，计10分）横线上。（每题不超过10个词）TheWitchisfurious.There’sonlyonewayshecandestroythesestrangers.ShegoestohercupboardandtakesoutaGoldenCap.Sheputsitonherheadandsayssomemagicwords.Immediatelytheskygoesdark.TheWingedMonkeysarecoming!Theyallhavebigstrongwingsontheirshoulders.“Whatcanwedoforyou?”theKingoftheMonkeysasksher.“Findthestrangersinmyland,”theWitchsays.“Killthepeopleandthedogbutdon’tkillthelion.Bringhimtome!He’sstrong.Hecanworkforme.”Themonkeysflyawayimmediately.WhentheyfindDorothyandherfriends,theypickuptheTinWoodman.Theytakehimtoaplacewheretherearealotofsharprocksanddrophim.Histinbodybreaksontherocks.Hecan’tmove.NexttheycatchtheScarecrow.Theypullallthestrawoutofhishatandclothesandthrowthemintothetopofatalltree.ThentheyputaropearoundtheLion’sneckandtakehimbacktotheWitch’scastle.Dorothywatches.She’sholdingTotoinherarms.She’sveryfrightened.TheKingoftheMonkeysfliesuptoher.He’sholdinghislonghairyarmsoutinfrontofhimandhehasahorriblesmileonhisface.Thensuddenlyhestops.Hissmiledisappears.HepicksDorothyandTotoupcarefullyandtakesthembacktothecastle.WhatdoestheWitchtakeoutfromhercupboard?Wh