2023学年七年级下册期中备考真题汇编-阅读理解（35篇）Ⅰ

江苏地区2023学年七年级下册期中备考真题汇编阅读理解（35篇）Ⅰ学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、阅读单选（2022春·江苏盐城·七年级统考期中）WendyIlivenearasupermarket.Myparentsusuallyshopthere.Thereisaparkacrossthesupermarket.IjogforhalfanhoureverymorningattheparkbecauseIlovethecleanairandsunshinethere.Thebestthingsinlifearefree!Togettothepark,youjusthavetocrossCenterStreet.TomThereisazooinmyneighborhood.Isometimesspendtimethereonweekends.It’sfuntowatchthemonkeysjumparound.Ittakesonlyfiveminutestogettothezoobybus.ButIoftenwalkthere.It’saboutfifteenminutes’walk.IusuallywalkoutandturnrightonBridgeRoad.Thenthezooisinfrontofme.

HenryIliveinabusyneighborhood.Thereisabankbetweenmyhouseandaclothesshop.Myfavouriteplaceisthelibrary.Ioftenreadthereafterschool.WhenIreadbooks,timegoesquickly!Youcanwalktothelibraryeasily:JustgodownNorthRoadandturnleft.Itiseastofthepostoffice.1．WhydoesWendyoftenjoginthepark?A．Becauseherparentsaskhertoexercisethere.B．Becauseit’sthebestparkinCenterStreet.C．Becauseit’sfreetogojogginginthepark.D．Becausesheenjoysthefreshairandsunshine.2．HowlongdoesittakeTomtogettothezooonfoot?A．Fiveminutes. B．Tenminutes. C．Fifteenminutes. D．Halfanhour.3．WhatdoesHenryliketodoafterschool?A．Togoshopping. B．Toreadbooks.C．Torideabike. D．Towatchthemonkeys.4．Whichofthefollowingpicturesshowstherightplaces?A． B．C． D．5．Whatdothethreestudentsmainlytalkabout?A．Hobbies. B．Favoriteanimals.C．Neighborhoods. D．Dreamhouses.（2022春·江苏盐城·七年级统考期中）Thefourtravelerswalkafewmilesandthenetoabigditch(壕沟).It’sverywide(宽的).Therearealotofrocks(岩石)intheditch.“Howcanwecrosstheditch?”Dorothyasksherfriends.“Wecan’tflyoverit,”theScarecrowsays.“Andwecan’tjumpoverit.Sowemuststayhere.”TheLionlooksattheditchandsays,“Icanjumpoverit.”“Canyou?”theScarecrowsays.“That’sgood!Youcantakeusacrossonyourback,onebyone.”“Whowantstogofirst?”theLionsays.He’salittleafraidfirstbuthewantstohelphisfriends.“Me!”theScarecrowsaysandhegetsontheLion’sback.TheLionjumpsacrosstheditcheasily.ThenhejumpsbackandtakesDorothyandToto.FinallyhetakestheTinWoodmanacrosstheditch.TheLionistiredafterhisfivebigjumps.“Let’shavearestbeforewestartwalkingagain,”hesays.Laterintheafternoontheyetoawideriver.Theycanseeabeautifulcountryontheothersideofit.Therearegreenfieldsandalotofflowers.6．Whycan’ttheycrosstheditchatfirst?A．Becausetheditchistoowide.B．Becausethereisalsoawiderivernexttotheditch.C．Becausetheyareallafraidanddon’twanttojumpoverit.D．BecausetheScarecrowsaystheymuststaywheretheyare.7．Howdotheycrosstheditch?A．Theywalkontherockstocrosstheditch.B．TheLiontakesthemacrosstheditch.C．TheScarecrowhelpsthemflyovertheditch.D．Theyswimacrosstheditchtogether.8．HowmanytimesdoestheLionjumpalltogether?A．Three. B．Four. C．Five. D．Six.9．WhatistheLionlikeinthestory?A．Heisreallyhelpful. B．Helookslikethekingoftheanimals.C．Heisafraidtodoanything. D．Heisn’tstrongandoftenneedsarest.10．Whichofthefollowingisright?A．Thereisabeautifulcountryacrosstheriver.B．TheScarecrowwantstobethefirsttocrosstheriver.C．DorothyistiredandsitsontheLion’sbackallthetime.D．TheTinWoodmanaskstheLiontogoonthetripwithoutarest.（2022春·江苏盐城·七年级统考期中）Therearesomefunnyactivitiesthisweek!Everyonewhoisinterestedinthemlooksatthenotice!MondayMeetingRoom19:00—21:30Dr.ThomasWest’sreport:SpaceandManeandlistentoitifyouwanttolearnmoreaboutthestarsandtheuniverse.WednesdayScienceRoom18:00—20:00MrsSmith’sreport:UFOWouldyouliketolearnaboutUFOs?Pleaseeandlisten.FridayMeetingRoom18:30—21:00MrGreen’slesson:puterScienceMrGreenisfromOxfordUniversity.Learntouseputers.SundayLibrary18:30—11:30RobotShowYoucanseeallkindsofrobotsmadebythestudents.Youmayalsobringyourownrobothere.11．WhocanyoulearnsomethingaboutUFOsfrom?A．Astudent. B．MrsSmith.C．MrGreen. D．Dr.ThomasWest.12．WhatdoesMrGreenfromOxfordUniversityteach?A．puterscience. B．Robotscience.C．Spacescience. D．Lifescience.13．Whenmayyouhaveachancetoshowpeopleyourrobot?A．OnMonday. B．OnWednesday.C．OnFriday. D．OnSunday.14．IfyouarefreeonMonday,youcangoto________.A．MrGreen’slesson B．areportaboutUFOC．areportaboutSpaceandMan D．seesomerobots15．Ifyouwanttolearnhowtouseputers,youcangotothelesson________.A．from8:30amto11:30amonSundayB．from7:00pmto9:00pmonMondayC．from6:00pmto8:00pmonWednesdayD．from6:30pmto9:00pmonFriday（2022春·江苏盐城·七年级统考期中）“There’sonlyonethingtodo,”Alicethought,“I’lleatthecakes.Itcan’tmakemeanybigger,soperhapsitwillmakemesmaller.”Aliceatesomeofthecakes,andshebegantobeesmaller.Soon,shewassmallenoughtoleavetheWhiteRabbit’shouse.“I’lltryandfindmywaybacktothegarden,”shethought.Shewalkedoutofthehouse.Alargedogwaslookingdownather.Alicewasveryafraid.“Ifit’shungry,”shethought,“itwilltrytoeatme.WhatshallIdo?”Alicesawasticklyingontheground.“IknowwhatI’lldo,”shethought.Shepickedupthestick,andthrewit.Atonce,thedogranafterthestick,pickeditupinitsmouth,andbroughtitbacktoher.Alicedidthisafewtimestillthedogwastiredandsatdownfaraway.“NowIcanrunaway,”Alicethought.“IfIcanmakemyselfalittlebigger,I’llfeelsafer.”Shelookedaround.Theonlythingtoeatwasalargemushroom(蘑菇)abouttwicehersize.“MaybeifIeatapieceofthat,”shethought,“itwillmakemegrowbigger.”16．HowdidAlicebeesmaller?A．Sheatesomecakes. B．Shedranksomewater.C．Sheatethemushroom. D．Sheatesomechocolate.17．WhodidAlicemeetwhenshewalkedoutofthehouse?A．Awhiterabbit. B．Amouse.C．Adodo. D．Alargedog.18．WhatdidAlicethinkwhenshesawthedog?A．Itwantedtoeatthestick. B．Itmightwanttoeather.C．Itwasnotfriendly. D．Itwasverycute.19．Therightorderis________.a.AlicewalkedoutoftheWhiteRabbit’shouse.b.Aliceatesomecakes.c.Alicewantedtoeatthemushroom.d.Aliceplayedwiththedog.A．bacd B．bdac C．badc D．abdc20．Whatwillhappenattheendofthestory?A．Aliceatethewholemushroom.B．ThedogwantedtoeatAlicebecauseitwashungry.C．Aliceateapieceofthemushroom.D．Alicebecamesmallerandwentbackhome.（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）VisitNeistPointNeistPointisoneofthebestknownlighthousesinScotlandandcanbefoundonthemostwesterlytipofSkyenearthetownshipofGlendale.Offthepoint,whales(鲸鱼)canbeseenregularlyinthesummermonths.WeatherThiswalkisnotsuitableinallweatherconditions.Asittakeyounearhighcliffssoitisnotagoodideatogoinwindyconditionsorifit’smisty(多雾的).ParkingThecarparkislocatedattheveryendofthesingletrackroad10.5milesfromDunvegan(a30minutetodrive).IftravelingfromPortree,itis31milesandwilltakeaboutonehourtodrive.21．NeistPointisonthemostwestsideof_________.A．Wales B．Skye C．Glendale D．England22．HowfarawayisPortreefromNeistPoint?A．30minutes’walk B．10.5milesC．31miles D．Onehour’swalk23．WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentioned?A．Thelighthouseisnearthecliff. B．ThelighthouseisinScotland.C．Thelighthouseisclosedonwindydays. D．Theviewingspothascarparkforvisitors.（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）Thereoncelivedamouseandafrogwhowereverygoodfriends.Themouseenjoyedspendingtimewiththefrog,buthewaslazy.Heneverwenttovisitthefrog;thefrogalwayshadtovisithim.Becauseofthis,thefrogwasbeingangrywithhisfriend.Oneafternoon,thefrogdecidedthattoendthisonesidedfriendship.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,“________”.24．Whatisaonesidedfriendship?A．Whentwosidesfightagainsteachother.B．Whentwofriendsalwaysthinkandactthesameway.C．Whenonlyonesidetrieshisbestintherelationship(关系).D．Whenbothsidesarelookingfornewrelationships.25．Whydidthefrogtieastringbetweenhimandthemouse?A．Topullthemouse’stailoff. B．Todrownthemouseinthepond.C．Tobringthemouseclosertohim. D．Tokillthembothtogether.26．Whatwillprobablyhappentothefrogintheend?A．Hewillfightthehawkandsavethemouse.B．Hewillsetatrapforthehawk.C．Hewillbeeatenbythehawk.D．Hewillmakefriendswiththehawk.27．Whichofthefollowingsayingscanbeusedtoendthisstory?A．Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.B．Booksandfriendsshouldbefewbutgood.C．Beslowinchoosingafriend,butslowerinchangingafriend.D．Donotdigtoodeepaholeforyourenemybecauseyoumayfallintoityourself.（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）Horseracingisapopularsportandsocialeventinmanycountries,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.Thatmeanstheracesareverypetitive.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.28．WhyisRoyalAscotdifferentfromotherhorseracing?A．Becauseit’sapopularsportandsocialevent.B．Becauseit’susuallyheldonaweekend.C．Becausepeoplecanwatchitonagrassyfield.D．Becausetherearesomespecialguestswhoetowatchit.29．Whocanwinmoneyfromhorseracing?a.Jockeys.

b.Horsetrainers.

c.Horseowners.

d.Organizers.A．abc B．bcd C．acd D．abd30．WhatdoesParagraph4mainlytalkabout?A．Theimportanceofhorseracing. B．WhatpeopleshouldwearattheAscotraces.C．Creativewaysofdressingfortheraces. D．Thehatspeoplewearatraces.31．WhatdoesthewriterthinkofaracedayinAustralia?A．It’sboring. B．It’sexpensive. C．It’senjoyable. D．It’smeaningless.（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）InThailand,taxisaregivinganewmeaningtotheterm“roof(顶部)garden”.Peopleareusingtheroofsoftaxistogrowvegetables.ManytaxisinThailandhavelostbusinessduringthepandemic.Tomakebetteruseofthem,peoplehaveplantedvegetablesontheirroofs.Workersfromtwotaxipaniesbuiltthesmallgardens.Theyputsoilontheroofsandthenplantedvegetablessuchastomatoesandbeans.Theresultlooksmorelikeaworkofartthanacarparkinglot.Bydoingthis,theywanttodrawpeople’sattentiontothedifficultyoftaxidriversandoperators(经营者),whohavelostmuchbusinessandmoneybecauseofthepandemic.Thesedays,thetwopaniesonlyhave500carsleftworkinginthestreetsofBangkok.Meanwhile,2,500carsareleftunusedintheparkinglot.Thestreetsinthecapitalhavebeenquiet.Thishasresultedinafallindrivers’earnings(收入).So,manydrivershavewalkedawayandleftthecarsinlong,silentrows.Infact,whenthepandemicfirsthit,somedriversgaveuptheircarsandreturnedtotheirhomesinvillages.DuringthesecondwaveoftheCOVID19,morehavegivenupandreturnedtheircarstothepanies.Thishasleftthetaxipaniesingreattrouble.Theyhavetothinkofwaystopaytheloansonbuyingtheircars.Theroofgardensdonotofferawaytomakemoney.“Thevegetablegardenisbothanactofprotest(抗议)andawaytofeedmystaffduringthishardtime,”themanagerofoneofthetaxipaniessaid.32．Whostartedtogrowvegetablesontheroofsoftaxis?A．Taxidrivers. B．Taxipanyoperators.C．Taxipanyworkers. D．Parkinglotmanagers.33．Whyweremanytaxisleftintheparkinglot?A．Taxiswerenotallowedtostayinthestreetsduringthepandemic.B．Taxidriverslosttheirbusinessandmoneybecauseofthepandemic.C．Taxipaniesfailedtopaytheloansonbuyingtheircars.D．Taxipanyworkersneededthemtobuildsmallgardens.34．WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph4mean?A．Fewpeoplegooutoftheirhouses. B．Taxishavebeenimprovedalot.C．peoplemakelessnoiseinthestreets. D．Thedrivershavelefttoplant.35．Accordingtothemanager,thevegetablegardenswerebuiltto_______.A．makemoney B．feedthepassengersC．drawattention D．makeaworkofart（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）Dearfriends,I’llhavemybirthdaypartyatseventhisFridayevening.Mymotherwillcookdelicious(美味的)dishesforus.Ataboutnine,we’llplayputergames.Ithinkwewillhaveagoodtime.Canyoue?Ilookforwardtohearingfromyou.

—PaulDearPaul,I’mafraidthatIcan’tgototheparty.IhavetostudyfortheingMathexam.Ididn’tpassitlastweek.Ihopeyoucanenjoyyourselfattheparty.—SusanDearPaul,I’mgladtogetyourinvitation(邀请)andIhaveboughtanicemodelcarforyou.Bytheway,I’llgotherewithmylittlebrotherSam.IsthatOK?—LindaDearPaul,MygrandmotherisillandIneedtolookafterher.SoIcan’tgototheparty.ButI’llaskPetertotakemygifttoyou.It’sastorybook.Ihopeyouwilllikeit.—Bill36．Whycan’tSusangototheparty?A．Shehastolookafterherbrother. B．Shehastostudyforanexam.C．Shehastoomuchhomeworktodo. D．Sheneedstogotothehospital.37．LindawantstogotoPaul’spartywithA．Sam B．Peter C．Bill D．Susan38．WhatbirthdaygiftwillBillgivetoPaul?A．Aputergame. B．Amathtextbook. C．Astorybook. D．Amodelcar.（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）OnasmallfarminMexico,therearenoschools.Abusistheschool.Thedriverofthebusistheteacher.It’saschoolbus,butitdoesn’ttakethechildrentoschool.Itjustgoesroundfromplacetoplace,andsometimesitestothisfarm.Thebuswillstayhereforthreemonths.Thefarmerscallitaschoolonwheels（车轮）.Everytimewhenthebuses,thefarmerswille,runningtoit,shoutingandlaughing.Theywarmlyweletheschoolbus.Whenthebusisonthefarm,inthemorning,theteacherteachesthesmallchildren.Intheafternoon,thebiggerchildrenetohavetheirlessonsbecausetheymustworkinthemorning.Atnight,thefathersandmothersetoschool.Theywanttolearn,too.Howthefarmershopethatsomedaytheycanhavearealschoolontheirfarm!39．Thedriverofthebusis________.A．theteacher B．thestudent C．thefarmer D．theschool40．Thebusschoolwill________.A．takethechildrentoschool B．goroundfromplacetoplaceC．takethefathersandmotherstoschool D．stayhereforthreeweeks41．Whenthebusschooles,thefarmerswill________.A．stopworking B．getupearly C．besad D．warmlyweleit42．Thebiggerchildrenhavetheirlessonsintheafternoonbecause________inthemorning.A．theycan’tgetupearlyB．theteacherwantstoteachthesmallchildrenfirstC．theyhavealotofworktodoD．theyhavetodotheirhomework（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）Robin,anAmericanstudent,wantedtokeepadogasapetathome,buthisparentsdidn’tagreehimtodosobecausetheythoughtanimalswereuncleanandcouldmakesometrouble.Robindidn’tgiveup.HereadmanybooksandsearchedforinformationontheInternetaboutanimals.Twomonthslater,Robintoldhisparentsthathehadfoundagreatwebsiteandhewantedtoshareitwiththem.Whenhisparentsgotonline,theyfounditwasallaboutanimals.Onthewebsite,thereweremanypicturesandvideosonanimals.Afterreadingcarefully,hisparentsgottoknowanimalswerejustlikepeople.Thedogsandcatsinthestreetweredirtybecausetheirmastersabandonedthemandnoonetookcareofthem.Someofthemwereabandonedbecausetheirownershadababyrecentlyandhadnotimeforthem.Otherswereabandonedbecausetheirforeignownersmovedbacktotheirhomecountries.Andstillotherswereabandonedjustbecausetheirownersnolongerwantedthem.Alloftheseweremen’sproblems,notanimals’.Beforehisparentssaidhowgoodthewebsitewas,Robintoldthemhebuiltthewebsitebyhimself.Hecollectedinformationaboutanimalsandputthemonhiswebsite.Hehopedpetscouldfindgoodhomesandmorepeoplecouldcareforthem.NowRobin’sfamilyarethinkingaboutwhatkindofpettokeepathome.43．Accordingtothepassage,Robincamefrom________.A．China B．theUSA C．England D．Thailand44．Theunderlinedword“abandoned”inParagraph2means__________.A．dressedup B．calledup C．broughtup D．gaveup45．________setupthewebsiteaboutanimals.A．Robin’sfriend B．Robinalone C．Robin’sparents D．Robin’sclassmate46．Accordingtothepassage,someanimalswereabandonedbecause________.①theirownerswereforeigners②theirownerswantedtokeepanotherpet③theirownersdidn’twanttheanimalsanymore④theirownershadababyandnotimeforthem⑤theirownersmovedbacktotheirhomecountriesA．①③④ B．①③⑤ C．②③⑤ D．③④⑤（2022春·江苏扬州·七年级校考期中）Believeitornot,soonputersandothermachinescanrememberyoubylookingatyoureyes!Theprogramme(程序)worksbecauseeveryone’seyesaredifferent.Sointhefutureyouwon’thavetorememberanynumberswhenyouwanttouseamachineortakemoneyoutofabank.You’lljustlookatthemachineanditwillbeabletotellthatit’syou.

InsomeshopsandbanksintheUSA,Britain,Spain,ItalyandTurkey,peoplehavetestedthiskindofeyerecognition(眼睛识别)programmealready.Soon,thistechnology(技术)maytaketheplaceof(代替)allotherwaysoffindingoutwhopeopleare.Scientistsareworkingonothersystems(系统),too.Machinescanknowyoufromtheshapeofyourhandorevenyoursmellsoon.Wealreadyhavemachinesthatcantellwhoyouarefromyourvoiceorthemark(记号)madebyyourfingers.Eyerecognitionisbetterthanotherkindsbecauseyoureyesdon’tchangeasyougetolder,orgetdirtylikehandsorfingers.Andeventwinshavedifferenteyes,sotheprogrammecanbeupto94%correct.However,someotherprogrammesmayonlybe51%correctnow.InBritain,91%peoplesaythattheyliketheideaofeyerecognition.Inthefutureyourputerwillbelookingatyouintheeye.Sosmile!47．What’sthemainideaofthefirstparagraph?A．putersandmachinescanrememberyoubyyoureyessoon.B．putersandmachinescanhelpyouremembernumbers.C．Youcantakemoneyoutofabankbytellingsomenumbers.D．putersandmachinescanrememberyoubyyourvoice.48．Howdoestheeyerecognitionprogrammework?A．Youlookatthemachineandtypeanumber. B．Youneedtospeakandthenlook.C．Themachinelooksatyoureye. D．Themachinelooksatyourface.49．Whichrecognitionmachinesdowealreadyhave?A．Rememberingeyesandsmell. B．Rememberingfingerprintsandvoice.C．Rememberinghandsandsmell. D．Rememberinghandsandface.50．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Eyescangetdirty. B．Eyescanchangewithtime.C．EyerecognitionisweledinBritain. D．Somepeople’seyesarethesame.（2022春·江苏常州·七年级校考期中）It’sis8:00pminBeijing.Whatarepeopledoinginotherpartsoftheworld?Canada4:00amto8:30amCanadaisabigcountrywithsixtimezones（区）.Inthewest,itis4:00amandeveryoneisasleep,butintheeastitis8:30amandpeopleareawake.ItisacoldFridaymorninginNovember.Scotland12:00noonScotlandispartoftheUK.ThecapitalofScotlandisEdinburgh,andthecapitaloftheUKisLondon.ItistwelvenooninEdinburgh,sochildrenarehavinglunchthere.Egypt（埃及）2:00pmTheweekendstartsfromFridayinEgypt.FridayisaspecialdayinEgypt,soschools,officesandshopsareclosedonFriday.Sonow,at2:00pm,mostpeopleinEgyptarehavinglunchwiththeirfamily.Japan9:00pmJapanissevenhoursaheadofEgypt,soitisalreadyFridayeveningthere.Theweekendisbeginning.SomepeopleareoutwiththeirfriendsandsomearewatchingTVorplayingputergamesathome.51．WhilethechildrenineasternCanadaaregettingupat8:30am,childreninScotlandare________.A．havinglunch B．sleeping C．watchingTV D．playinggames52．WhatdoestheunderlinedphrasemeaninChinese?A．比……晚 B．比……早 C．在……后 D．到……时53．WhichcountrywillweleSaturdayfirst?A．TheUK. B．Japan. C．Egypt. D．Canada.（2022春·江苏常州·七年级校考期中）Recently,severalunhappythingshappenedtoGina.Oneafternoonshecalledafriendtotalkaboutthem.Afterhearingherwords,thefriendinvitedhertoherhomeforteaandsaid,“Alltroublewilldisappearaftertastingtea.”Ginacouldn’tbelieveher,butshestilldecidedtogoforrelaxation.Atthefriend’shome,herfriendtookoutasquareboxandsaid,“IaskedsomeonetobuytheteafromChina.It’ssaidthattherearefivetastes.”Then,herfriendopenedtheboxslowly,tookoutaspoonofteacarefully,putitintoateapot(茶壶)gingerly,andthenpouredinboiledwatersoftly.Onlyoneminutelater,thefriendpouredoutacupofteaandaskedGinatotasteit.Ginadrankitbutnearlypuked(吐)itout.Sheshouted,“Isthistea?Ittasteslikemedicine!”Thefriendjustsmiled.Sherepouredboiledwaterintotheteapot.Afteraminute,thefriendpouredoutanothercupandaskedGinatotrythesecondone.Ginatookadrinkandfounditwasnotasterribleasthefirstonebutstillbitter(苦的).Thistimeshedidn’tshout.WhenGinadrankthefifthcup,asunnysmileshoneonherface.Shesaid,“Ittastesgood!I’venevertastedsuchawonderfulflavor(味道).”Thefriendsaid,“Lifeisjustlikethis!Onlywhenwetasteitpatientlycanwefeelhappy.”54．Theunderlinedword“gingerly”means________.A．carelesslyandbravely B．secretlyandangrilyC．suddenlyandimpolitely D．carefullyandslowly55．Ginathoughtthefirstcupofteawas________.A．bitter B．salty C．sweet D．hot56．What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A．UnhappythingsalwayshappenedtoGina.B．Ginashouldalwaysaskherfriendforhelp.C．Whenwetastelifepatiently,wecanfeelhappy.D．Wheneverwehavetrouble,weshoulddrinktea.（2022春·江苏常州·七年级校考期中）WhenIwalkdownthestreetinBeijingduringthesummer,IoftenfinditquitedifficulttogetwhereI’mgoing.Why?Becauseofalltheumbrellasinmyway.BeforeIcametoChina,Ineversawpeoplecarryingumbrellasonsunnydays.ButinChina,womencarryumbrellaswhenit’snotraining.“Whatisthepurpose(目的)?”Iwantedtoknow.Ifindthattherearemanyreasonsforthis.Firstly,umbrellasprotectpeoplefromthesun.ManyChinesecitiesgethotinsummer.Peoplesometimescarryumbrellastokeepcool.Butwaitasecond.Ifumbrellascanhelpuskeepcool,whydon’tIeverseemencarryingthem?Thatbringsustothesecondreason—umbrellashelpwomen’sskinstayfair(白皙的).InChina,peoplethinkfairskinismorebeautifulthantanned(深褐色的)skin.Cosmetics(化妆品)paniesevensellspecialcreamsandpowder(粉)tomakeskinlookwhiter.WomenintheUS,however,liketannedskinbetter.Theythinkitmorebeautifulthere.Somepeoplewilllieoutdoorsinthesunforhourstogetatan.Butdoingthistoomuchcanbedangerous,becausethesun’slightissometimesbadforyourskin.AnditshowsChinaisn’ttheonlyplacewherewomencarryumbrellasduringthesummer.WomeninGreecealsocarryumbrellastoprotectthemselvesfromthesun.Sothereyouhaveit—umbrellasaren’tjustforrainydays.ButIdon’tthinkI’mgoingtostartcarryingoneanytimesoon.57．Thewriterofthepassagemayefrom________.A．England B．China C．America D．Canada58．Inthepassagethewritertellsus________reason(s)ofChinesewomenusingumbrellasonsunnydays.A．one B．two C．three D．tour59．FromthepassageweknowwomeninGreecewouldliketo________A．havefairskin B．havebrownskinC．usespecialcreams D．usealotofcosmetics60．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．UmbrellasforRainyDays B．StayFaironSunnyDaysC．WomenandUmbrellas D．HowtoHaveFairSkin（2022春·江苏盐城·七年级校考期中）Exhibition(展览)atthePalaceMuseumThePalaceMuseumisawonderfulplacetovisit.Therearelotsoffunandinterestingthingstosee.etovisitthePalaceMuseum.ClosingTimePlaceThingstoSee10:00a.m.TaihePalaceGoldenThrone10:30a.m.ZhonghePalaceWorksofArt11:00a.m.BaohePalaceWorksofArt1:00p.m.JingrenPalaceBronzes1:40p.m.YonghePalacePottery2:30p.m.HuangjiPalaceChinesePaintings4:00p.m.FengxianPalaceClocksandwatchesTickets:Adults:¥15.00

Children:Over12:¥10.00

Under12:Free

Discount(折扣):20%onSaturdayOpeningTime:9:00a.m.~4:00p.m.

10:00a.m.~3:00p.m.onSaturday

NotOpenonSundayNotices:Keepquiet.Keepthemuseumclean.Don’tforgettobuysomesouvenirsforyourfriendsandfamily.Donottakeanyphotos.Donottouchanything.61．Wherecanyouseeclocksandwatches?A．InTaihePalace. B．InBaohePalace. C．InYonghePalace. D．InFengxianPalace.62．Mr.WuwantstovisittheexhibitionwithhistwostudentsthisSaturday.Thetwostuden