期末復(fù)習閱讀理解19篇牛津譯林版英語七年級下冊（選自江蘇名校試題）

七下期末復(fù)習閱讀理解19篇（選自江蘇名校試題）（有難度）一、閱讀理解（2223七年級下·江蘇常州·期末）DoyouuseDuckDuckGo?It’snottheDuck,Duck,Goose,achildren’sgame,buthelpsyousearchforinformation.Anditisgreatfun.Youmustwanttoknowhowtouseit.Well,letmetellyou.Whenyouwritea“!”,youcangetsomewebsites.Youcanclickonetofindtheinformationyouneed.Forexample,youwrite“!t”withanotherword,like“!thappy”,andthenDuckDuckGocanshowyouthemeaningoftheword“happy”onThesaurus..LotsofpeoplelikeDuckDuckGobecauseitfindsthingsquicklyandeasilyDuckDuckGoalsohasanothergoodpoints(優(yōu)點).Itcanprotect(保護)yourowninformation.Weusetheinterneteveryday,butothersmayuseourinformationtosomethingbad.That’sdangerous,right?However,DuckDuckGodoesn’ttakeanyofusers’information.GabrielWeinberg,anAmericanman,madeDuckDuckGoin2008.Andtomakeitbetter,hepaysotherpaniesalotofmoneyeveryyear.Hewantstomakesurethatthosepaniescanhelphimkeeppeople’sinformationwell.In2021,hegaveonemilliondollars.IliketouseDuckDuckGonow.AndIwillaskeveryonearoundmetouseit!1．Whenyouwanttoknowthemeaningoftheword“tree”onThesaurus.,youcanwrite________onDuckDuckGo.A．Wordtree B．!ttree C．!tree D．tree2．Whydoesn’tDuckDuckGotakeitsusers’information?A．Tomakemoremoney. B．Torunmorequickly.C．Toprotecttheirinformation. D．TomakepeopleusetheInterneteveryday.3．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pays”inParagraph4mean?A．Gives. B．Turns. C．Checks D．Saves.4．Accordingtothepassage,DuckDuckGo________.A．isveryuseful B．isverycheapC．findsthingsslowly D．cameoutin20215．Whichcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?A．DuckDuckGo,aNewpanyB．HowtoPlayDuck,Duck,GooseC．ProtectOurinformationontheinternetD．UseDuckDuckGotoSearchforinformation（2223七年級下·江蘇蘇州·期末）Lucyandherparents,Mr.andMrs.Field,puttheirsummerclothesandswimmingthingsintotheirbigbluesuitcase(手提箱)anddrovetotheairport(機場).Lucywasexcitedbecauseshewasgoingonaholiday.Whentheygottotheairport,Lucy’sdadshowedtheirticketsandthenthefamilywenttothebookshoptochoosesomebooks.Afterthat,theywenttogetontheplane.Duringthejourney(旅行),Lucy’smomreadabook,herdadtalkedtothemannexttohimandLucywatchedafilm.Whentheygotofftheplane,theytookataxitothehotel.“Wow!”saidLucywhentheyarrived.“Lookatthebeautifulsea.CanIgoforaswim?Itlookssogreat!”“Notnow,Lucy,”hermomsaid.“Wehavetotakeourthingsuptoourroomfirst.”WhenLucy’sdadpickedup(拾起)thesuitcase,hesaid,“That’sweird.Thisfeelsmuchheavierthanitdidbefore!”Mrs.Fieldlaughed,“Youthinkthatbecauseyou’retiredafterourlongjourney!eon!Ihavegotourkey.Look!Ourroomnumberis501.”Theyfoundtheirroomandwentinside.ThenLucy’sdadopenedthesuitcasetotakeoutthethingsinit.“Ohno!”hesaid.“Whoseputeristhis?Whyaretheretwothickcoatsandallthesewarmpantsinthesuitcase?”Howterrible!Thefamilyhadthewrongsuitcase!6．Whatdoweknowfromthefirstparagraph?A．Whatbooksthefamilybought. B．Howheavythefamily’ssuitcasewas.C．Howthefamilyarrivedattheairport. D．Wherethefamilywouldgoforaholiday.7．WhatdidMrs.Fielddoontheplane?A．Shewatchedafilm. B．Shereadabook.C．Shelookedafterthesuitcase. D．Shetalkedwithothers.8．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“weird”inthethirdparagraphmeaninChinese?A．時尚的 B．麻煩的 C．辛苦的 D．奇怪的9．HowmayLucyfeelintheend?A．Sad. B．Afraid. C．Relaxed. D．Excited.10．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．TakingaPlane B．AWrongSuitcaseC．AFamilyProblem D．SwimmingintheSea（2223七年級下·江蘇蘇州·期末）Everyoneneedsfriends.Thereisanoldsaying,“FriendsareGod’swayoftakingcareofus.”Buthowdoyoufindrealfriendshipandkeepit?TheAmericanwriterSallySeamanstellsyoungstudentssomesmartwaystofindfriends.Sallysaysdevelopingfriendshipisjustlikeplantingatree.Youplanttheseed(種子)andtakecareofittomakeitgrow.First,youshouldchooseafriend.Whatmakesagoodfriend?Itisnotbecauseapersonhasmoneyorgoodlooks.Agoodfriendshouldbekindandpatient.Forexample,ifyouhaveabadday,agoodfriendshouldlistentoyourplaints(抱怨)anddohisbesttohelp.Tomakeagoodfriend,youcannotbetooshy.Youshouldmakeeachotherhappyandshareyourlives.Butthingscannotalwaysbehappy.Eventhebestfriendshavefights.Whatshouldyoudowhenyouhaveafightwithyourfriend?Youhavetotalktohimorher.Whenthereisnoonearound,haveanhonest(誠實的)talk.Ifheorshedoesn’twanttotalk,youcouldwritealetter.Ifyouwanttobefriendsagain,youcantakethesesteps:Tellhimorherhowyouarefeeling;saywhatyourfriendhasdonewrong;explainwhyyoudidthisorthat.Rememberthatfriendshipisthemostimportantthinginyourlife.11．Sallywantstotellstudentsthewayto_________.A．findfriends B．planttrees C．gethappy D．keephealthy12．Whatmakesgoodfriends?A．Havingfights. B．Beingkindandpatient.C．Havinglotsofmoney. D．Havinggoodlooks.13．Accordingto(根據(jù))thepassage,youcan________yourfriendafterafight.A．buyagiftfor B．neversayawordtoC．havedinnerwith D．writealetterto14．Howmanystepscanyoufollowtobefriendsagain?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five.15．Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A．Teenagersandfriendship. B．Thejoyofgrowingup.C．Thegoodfriendsaroundyou. D．Waystofindfriendsandkeepfriendship.（2223七年級下·江蘇無錫·期末）INmykitchenthenextdaywethoughtandthought.“Howcanwewinhimoverwhenhethinksthatwethrewthoseeggs?”Stewartasked.“Hedoesn’tevenlikeus,”Winstonshouted.“Eggs,”Isaidquietly.“Eggs?”Stewartasked.“Eggs!”Icalledout.Iwenttothekitchenandtookoutsomethinguseful.Momhelpedmeshowtheboyshowtodecorate(點綴)eggsthewaymygrandmahadtaughtus.Thewaytheydoitintheoldcountry.Wemadedesignsontheeggshellswithhotwax,thendyed(染色)themandfinallymelted(融化)thewaxoff.Weputtheeggsinabasket.Eventhoughwewereafraid,wewalkedintoMr.Kodinski’sshopandputthemonthetable.Heraisedhiseyebrowsandlookedangrilyatus.Thenhenoticedthebasket.“Spaseeba,”hesaidsoftly.Thatmeans“thankyou”inRussian.“Pysankyeggs!”Hesaidashelookedclosely.“Ihaven’tseenthesesinceIleftmyhomeland.”“Wedidn’tthrowthoseeggsatyourdoor,Mr.Kodinski,”wetoldhim.Helookedatusforaminute.“Well,then,youhavegreatcouragetobehere.Chutzpah,youhavechutzpah!”Thenhiseyesshoneandhismouthcurledintoawarmsmile.“e,havesometeawithme.”16．WhywerethechildrenafraidtowalkintoMr.Kodinski’sshop?A．Becausetheyusedupallthewax.B．Becausetheydidn’thavemoneytobuyanything.C．Becausetheyfelttheireggswerenotprettyenough.D．BecauseMr.Kodinskithoughttheythreweggsathisshop.17．TheunderlinedsentenceChutzpah,youhavechutzpahmeans________.A．a(chǎn)rtistic B．brave C．beautiful D．lovely18．Whoistellingthestory?A．Winston. B．Stewart. C．Adifferentchild. D．Mr.Kodinski.19．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Everyonelikestheoldwayofdecoratingeggs. B．Stewartisthecleverestboyinthewholefamily.C．ThewriterseemstoknowMr.Kodinskiwell. D．ThechildrenoftenhaveteawithMr.Kodinski.（2223七年級下·江蘇南京·期末）AsXiongChuanfa,34,blowsalifeliketigeroutofsugarinjustminutes,kidslooksathiminsurprise,thinkingheisamagician.Xionghasbeenblowingsugarfigurines(吹糖人)forovertwentyyears.BlowingsugarfigurinesisaChinesetraditionalfolk(民間)artwithahistoryofover600yearsandhasbeenlistedasastatelevelintangibleculturalheritage(非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)).Everymorning,Xiongpreparesthesugaranddrivestodifferentmarketstostarthis“magicshow”aroundthecity.Heheats(加熱)thesugar,pullsoffalittletomakeaballandblowsitintodifferentshapes—arabbit,amonkey,andevenBingDwenDwen,themascotoftheBeijing2022WinterOlympics.People,especiallylittlekids,areinterestedinhisskills.Todrawyoungpeopleclosertotheart,healsostopsbycolleges.Manycollegestudentshavebeendrawntotheart,waitinginlineforhandsonexperience.Amongthem,Simon,aforeignstudentfromAustralia,wassurprisedatasugarBingDwenDwenbyXiong.Hecouldn’tresisttryingtomakeonehimself.However,hecouldn’tgetthewantedshapethoughhetriedseveraltimes.“Itlookssimple,butactuallyit’sverydifficulttomastertheskill,”hesaid.ThankstoXiong’shelpinghand,Simonfinallysawahorseslowlytakingshape.“Can’tbelieveI’vedonethis,”hesaid,expressinghisexcitementathowapotofsugarhasbeenturnedintosomething“trulyamazing”.XiongsaidthatblowingsugarfigurinescandatebacktotheMingDynastyandthathisfamilyhaspasseddownthisartforfourgenerations(代).His6yearoldsonoftenblowssugarballoons,justlikewhatheusedtodoasachild.“Wewillspendtherestofourliveshelpingpassonthisintangibleheritage,”Xiongsaid.20．FromthepassagewecanlearnthatXiongChuanfais________.A．26yearsold B．34yearsoldC．a(chǎn)busdriver D．a(chǎn)foreignmagician21．Theunderlinedword“resist”inparagraph4probablymeans“________”.A．becrazyabout B．beinterestedinC．stoponeselffrom D．caremoreabout22．ThewritergivesanexampleofSimontoshowthat________.A．youngpeoplearebetteratlearningsugarfigurinesthankidsB．itisdifficultforforeignerstolearntoblowsugarfigurinesC．blowingsugarfigurinesisbeingaworldwidepopularartD．blowingsugarfigurinesispopularbecauseofitslonghistory23．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．XiongandHisFolkArtofSweetBlows.B．AMagicFolkArtandChineseCulture.C．Xiong’sFamilyandSugarFigurineSkills.D．AForeignerandtheIntangibleHeritages.（2223七年級下·江蘇鹽城·期末）“I’mgettingtallerandtaller,”Alicesaid.Shelookeddownatherfeet.Theyseemedveryfaraway.“Goodbye,feet!OUCH!”Alice’sheadhittheceilingoftheroom.Shewasnowmorethanninefeettall.Shepickedupthekeyandwentbacktothedoor.Butshewastoobignow.Shesatdownandstartedtocryagain.Shecriedandcriedandcried.Hertearsfellonthegroundandsoontherewasapoolofwateraroundher.PITTER,PATTER,PITTER,PITTER.Shelookedup.TheWhiteRabbitwasrunningtowardsher.Hehadafaninonehandandapairofwhiteglovesintheother.Asheran,hemuttered,“Oh,theDuchess!TheDuchess.She’sgoingtobeveryangry.”Alicewhispered,“Sir,please,”buthervoicefrightenedtheRabbit.Hedroppedthefanandtheglovesandranawayquicklydownadarkpassage.Aliceputthekeyonthetable,pickeduptheglovesandthefanandstartedtofanherself.“Howstrangeeverythingistoday,”shesaidsadly.“Yesterdaythingswerenormal.DidIchangeduringthenight?AmIadifferentgirltoday?IfIamadifferentgirl,whoamI?AmIMabel?”(MabelwasagirlatAlice’sschool.)“No,Ican’tbe!Iknowalotofthingsandsheknows,well,onlyafew.”“IwonderifIcanrememberthemultiplicationtables(乘法口訣).Let’ssee,fourtimesfiveistwelve,andfourtimessevenis...Ohdear!WhataboutGeography?LondonisthecapitalofParis,andParisisthecapitalofRome,that’swrong.PerhapsIamMabel!”—AdaptedfromAliceinWonderland24．Alicesaidgoodbyetoherfeetbecause________.A．shebecametootalltoseeherfeet B．herheadwasoutoftheroomC．shecouldn’tlookdownatherfeet D．herfeetwereleaving25．ThepoolofwateraroundAliceonthegroundwas,infact,________.A．drinks B．tears C．blood D．a(chǎn)mirror26．TheWhiteRabbitwas________theDuchess.A．proudof B．strictwith C．a(chǎn)ngrywith D．a(chǎn)fraidof27．TheWhiteRabbit________whenitheardAlice’svoice.A．putthekeyonthetable B．pickedupthefanC．ranawaydownadarkpassage D．startedtofanitself28．Alicefelt________whenshesaidtoherself.A．confused(困惑的) B．confident C．lonely D．curious（2223七年級下·江蘇鹽城·期末）Owls(貓頭鷹)areactive(活躍的)mainlyatnight.Theyhuntwhenit’sdark.Mostofuspeoplegoforourworkandstudyinthedaytime.Wealmostneverseeowls,butmanyofuslikethesenightbirdsverymuch.Ourloveforowlshasalonghistory,andit’sinallcultures(文化).Nomatterhowfaryougoback,thereisalwayssometypeofartworkorstorythatincludesanowl.Thesedays,wecanfindowlsonpanylogos(標識),inchildren’sbooks,etc.Sowhatmakesowlssopopular?Somebirdresearchers(研究者)believeowls’popularitylieslargelyintheir“cool”looks.Inordertoseeclearlyinthedark,owlshaveevolved(進化)tohavelargeeyes.Unlikehumaneyes,theireyesarecylindrical(圓筒狀的).Soowlscannotroll(翻轉(zhuǎn))theireyes.Theirheadshavetodomostoftherollingaroundwork.It’salsoforthisreasonthatowlscanturntheirheadsalmostaroundontheirnecks.Owlsalsousesoundtohunt.Theirearsarelopsided—theleftearisalittlehigherthantherightear.Anoisegoesinoneearbeforeitarrivesintheother.Thishelpsowlstellwhichdirection(方向)asoundisingfrom.Tomaketheirsenseofhearingevenbetter,theowl’swholefaceactslikeasatellitedish(圓盤式衛(wèi)星接收器)forsoundwaves.Theirbeaks(鳥喙)areverysmallsothattheywon’tgetintheway.Thankstosuchunusuallooksandabilities,owlsbecameknownasstrangeandwonderfulanimals.Foralongtime,peoplemadeuplotsofmyths(神話)aboutthem.Somehavedescribedowlsasthegoddessofwisdom(智慧女神).Somesayowlsarewitches(女巫)indisguise(偽裝).Thesestorieshavemademorepeoplebeeinterestedinowlsandmadethembeemorepopular!29．AccordingtoParagraph2,owlscannotrolltheireyesbecause________.A．theireyesaretoolarge B．theirheadsaretoobigC．theirnecksaretooshort D．theireyesarecylindrical30．AccordingtoParagraph3,whereareowl’searsusuallylocated(位于)?A．①② B．③④ C．①④ D．②③31．WhichofthefollowingisNOTthereasonthatowlshaveagoodsenseofhearing?A．Theirsearsarelopsided.B．Theirbeaksareverysmall.C．Theirfacesarelikesatellitedishes.D．Theyturntheirheadsalmostaroundontheirnecks.32．Theunderlinedword“them”inthelastparagraphrefersto(指)________.A．myths B．owls C．looks D．a(chǎn)bilities33．WhichistheBESTtitle(標題)ofthepassage?A．WhyOwlsAreSoPopular B．SayNotoStrangeOwlsC．BeingStrangeandWonderful D．AnActiveBirdIsBorn（2223七年級下·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·期末）Imaginethis:yousitdownandbegintoeatatastytomatowhen,suddenly,itstartstoscream!Whilethisthingwillneverreallyhappen,anewstudyshowedthatplantscanmakesoundswhentheyarestressed.ResearchersfromTelAvivUniversitydidthestudy.Theyusedultrasonicmicrophones（超聲波麥克風）torecordthesoundsoftomatoplantsinboxes.Threegroupsofplantswerelistenedto:Onegroupwasn’twateredforfivedays,anothergroup.hadthestems（莖）cutoff,andthethirdgroupwasuntouched.Itturned:outthatthefirsttwogroupsmadesounds30to50timesperhouratafrequencyof40to80kilohertz（千赫）,whiletheuntouchedgrouponlymadethesoundonceperhour.“Whentomatoesarenotstressedatall,theyareveryquiet,”LilachHadanyfromtheteamtoldCNN.Theresearchersdon’tknowhowthesoundsaremade,buttheybelievethenoiseesfrom.thebreakingofairbubblesintheplants.Thismeansthenoiseproducedbytheplantsisnotintentional（故意的）oraformofactivemunication.Althoughthere’snoevidencethatplantscanintentionallymunicate,animalsandinsectsmaybe“l(fā)isteningin”tobenefitfromthesound.Forexample,thesoundcantellamoth（蛾）thattheplantisunderstressandnotsuitabletolayeggson.Ananimalthatwantstoeataplantcouldalsousethesoundstomakedecisions,accordingtoScienceFocus.Aftertheexperiment,theresearcherslistenedtootherplantssuchaswheatandcorn,andfoundtheyalsomademoresoundswhenstressed.Researcherssaidthestudycanbenefitfarmersinthefuture,astheycanbettertakecareofthecropsby“hearing”howplantsfeel.34．WhydidthewritertellustheimaginationinParagraph1?A．Todescribehisstudyresult. B．Totellusthattomatoescanscream.C．Totellusthattomatoesarestressed. D．Tomakereadersinterestedinthepassage.35．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?A．Whentomatoesarestressed,theyarenotquiet!B．Thethreegroupsofplantsarequietallthetime.C．Thelasttwogroupsmadesounds30to50timesperhour.D．Theuntouchedgroupmadethemosttimesofsoundperhour.36．Wherecanweprobablyreadthispassage?A．Inaguidebook. B．Inanewspaper. C．Inastorybook. D．Inanovel.（2223七年級下·江蘇揚州·期末）Sarawaslookingoutthewindow,andwatchingthestrongwindblowthetrees.Shewasupset,thinkingaboutthebirthdaypartyshecouldhaveiftherewasnohurricane(颶風).Shedidn’tunderstandwhyherparentshadtocalloff(取消)theparty.Theydidn’tliveneartheocean.“Sweetie,youcan’tsitthereallday,”hermothersaid.“We’llhaveyourpartynextweekend.Ihavealreadycalledeveryone.”“It’snotthesame.Mybirthdayistoday,notnextweekend.”SaraturnedontheTV,butalmosteverystationwastalkingaboutthehurricane.“Ican’tevenwatchmyfavoriteshows.Thishurricaneisruining(毀壞)everything.”Hermothersatdownnexttoher.“Thehurricaneisruiningalot.Lookatthat.Thosepeoplearetryingtosavetheirhouses.”SaralookedattheimagesonTV.Thestormdidlookbad.Sheknewshe’dbereallyupsetifherfamilylosttheirhome.“What’sgoingtohappentoallthosepeople?Willtheybeokay?”Saraasked.“Usuallywhenthere’sabigstormlikethis,peopleraisemoneyandsendfoodtothefamilieswholosttheirhomes.Somepeopleevenvolunteertohelprebuildhouses.”“WhatcanIdo?”Saraasked.Suddenlynothavingherbirthdaypartydidn’tseemsobad.“Iwanttohelp.”“There’sanumbertocalltofindoutmoreabouthelpingthem.Wouldyouliketocallitwithme?”Saranodded,“MaybeIcangivemybirthdaymoneytothem.”Hermothersmiledandhuggedher.“I’mreallyproudofyou,Sara.Helpingothersisagreatwaytoethroughthestorm.”37．WhywasSaraupsetatthebeginningofthestory?A．Becausesheworriedaboutthepeoplewhohadlosttheirhomes.B．Becauseherparentscalledoffherbirthdayparty.C．Becauseherfriendscouldn’tetoherbirthdayparty.D．Becauseshewasafraidthatherhousewouldberuined.38．WhatdidSara’smotherdotochangeSara’sidea?A．ShemadesurethatSara’sfriendswouldenextweekend.B．ShetookSaratotheruinedplaceandhelpedpeoplethere.C．SheshowedSarahowterriblethehurricanecouldbeonTV.D．ShetoldSarathatpeoplewouldbeOKwiththehelpofothers.39．WhichwordbestdescribesSaraattheendofthestory?A．Caring. B．Mean. C．Cheerful. D．Proud.40．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthestory?A．TheLostBirthdayParty B．TheTerribleHurricaneC．TogetherThroughtheStorm D．HelpOthers,HelpOurselves（2223七年級下·江蘇揚州·期末）ShenzhouXVIspaceship(宇宙飛船)reachedspaceonMay30.Therearethreepeopleinthespaceship:JingHaipeng,57,ZhuYangzhu,37,andGuiHaichao,37.Theyarespecialinmanyways.Jingisoneofthemostfamousastronauts(宇航員)inChina.Thisishisfourthtimetoflyintospace.Guiisascientist.HeisalsoateacherfromBeihanguniversity.BothZhuandGuiareChina’sthirdgenerationastronauts.Theyarefromagroupofresearchersandengineers.Onewomanand17menarechosen.Andthentheyareinthreegroups.Onegroupisspacecraftpilots.They“fly”thespaceship.Anothergroupisspaceflightengineers.They“fix”thespaceship.Thereisalsoagroupofsciencepayloadspecialists(載荷專家),suchasGui.Theydoscientificstudiesinspace.Everythinginthespaceshipisapayload,suchas:machines,peopleandanimals.Sciencepayloadspecialistsarescientistsinthespaceship.PeoplearealsointerestedinGui’sglassesbecauseastronautsaren’tusuallynearsighted(近視的).Butchoosingspecialistsisdifferentfromchoosingotherastronauts.It’ssafetowearglassesinthespacestation.However,duringthesendingandreturning,Guineedstotakeofftheglasses,ortheremightbesomedangerousproblems.41．Whatdoweknowaboutthethirdgenerationastronauts?A．Theyareallmen. B．Thereare18peopleinthegroup.C．JingHaipengisoneofthem. D．Theyareallspaceflightspecialists.42．WhatisGuiHaichao’sjobthistime?A．Hefliesthespaceship. B．Hefixesthespaceship.C．Hedoesscientificstudies. D．Heteachesstudentsaboutspace.43．Whataresciencepayloadspecialists?A．Theyarescientistsinthespaceship. B．Theyareeverythinginthespaceship.C．Theyaremachines,peopleandanimals. D．Theyareastronautsinthespaceship.44．Whatquestiondoesthelastparagraphanswer?A．Whatisitliketobeinaspaceship? B．Whycan’tnearsightedpeoplegointospace?C．HowdidGuiHaichaobeeanastronaut? D．Cannearsightedpeoplebeastronauts?（2223七年級下·江蘇南京·期末）AmentalhealthhospitalinChengduwelestwodogstoworkwithpsychologicalassistancetherapy(心理輔助治療).Thedogsarepartoftheanimals—assistedtherapy(AAT)inthetreatmentproject(治療項目)fordepressed(抑郁的)people.AccordingtoChenJiajia,whoworkswiththehospital,“AATisausefulmethodfortreatingdepression(抑郁),andithelpsalotintreatmentprojects”.Thetwodogs,

“Lidabao”and“Xuegao”,onceworkedinhospitalsforchildren.ChensaidthatearlierinJanuary,adepressedboycalledJack,whodidn’ttalktoanyoneandeventriedtokillhimself,tookpartintheproject.Whentheymetforthefirsttime,thedogsseemedtofeelJack’sdepressionandsatnexttohimquietly.Jackcouldn’thidehissurprise,andlatersharedhisstoryabouthimselfandhisownpet.StayingwiththedogshelpedJackalot.Thentheboybecamebetterandleftthehospitalwithanewfeelingofhope.Notallthedogscanhelpwithdepressedpeople.Thedogsarecarefullypickedfromfamilypets.Then,thedogshavetotakepartintests(測試).Afterpassingthetest,thedogswillgetworkingcertificates(就業(yè)證明)andthentheycanworktohelppeopleinneed.Doctorsbelievethatwiththehelpofdogs,wemayfindnewwaystohelpwithdepressionproblems.45．Wecanusetheanimals—assistedtherapy(AAT)tohelp_________.A．theexcitedpets B．thedepressedpetsC．theexcitedpeople D．thedepressedpeople46．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inParagraph3mean?_________A．Jackandhispet. B．Jack,LidabaoandXuegao.C．Doctorsinthehospital. D．Depressedkidsinthehospital.47．Whatdoweknowaboutthedogsfromthepassage?_________A．Theyarefromfamilypets.B．Theycanonlyhelpdepressedchildren.C．Theyarehelpfulwithallkindsofproblems.D．Theygetworkingcertificatesbeforepassingthetests.48．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?_________A．Petdogs B．TwocleverdogsC．Dogsareourfriends D．Dogshelpwithdepression（2223七年級下·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·期末）OnSaturdaymorning,everyboyintownwashappy,exceptTomsawyer.Tom’sauntsaidhehadtopaintthefence.Itwasthirtyyardslongandthreeyardshigh!Tompaintedasmallcorner,andthenhesatdownunderatreetohavearest.Soontheboyswhowerefreewouldealongandmakefunofhim.Justthen,hehadawonderfulidea.Hepickeduphisbrushandwentbacktowork.BenRogerscamealongtheroad.Hesanghappily,withanappleinonehand.“I’mgoingswimming,”saidBen.“Doyouwanttoe?Oh,butyouhavetowork,don’tyou?”“Work?”hesaid,“Idon’tthinkthatthisiswork.It’sfun.Doesaboygetachancelikethiseveryday?”Benthoughtaboutthis.Tomwentonpainting.BenwaswatchingTom’severymove.Hewasgettingmoreandmoreinterested.Afterawhile,hesaid,“Tom,willyouletmedosomepainting?”Tomsaid,“No,Ben,Ican’t.Yousee,AuntPollywantsittobedoneproperly.I’mtheonlyonethatcandoitright.”“Oh,please,Tom,”beggedBen.“I’llbereallycareful.I’llgiveyouhalfofmyapple.I’llgiveyouallofit!”“Well,allright,Ben,”saidTom,“Butyoumustbecareful.”HegaveBenhisbrushwithworryonhisfacebutjoyinhisheart.HesatdownagainunderthetreeandstartedtoeatBen’sapple.Allday,boyspassedbyandwantedtopaint.WhenBengottired,BillyFisherbegantopaint.HegaveTomakitewhichheliked.ThenJohnnyMillergavehimtwelvemarbles,andsoon.Thatafternoon,Tomgotmanytoys,andthefencegainedthreecoatsofpaint.AuntPollywassopleasedwhenshesawthepaintedfencethatshegavehimalargecake!49．HowdidTomfeelwhenhebegantopaintthefence?A．Hefeltthankful. B．Hefeltfunny.C．Hefeltunhappy. D．Hefeltexcited.50．Tom’swonderfulideawasto________.A．workasquicklyaspossible B．a(chǎn)skotherboystodohisworkC．a(chǎn)skotherboystoworkwithhim D．offerapplestogethelpfromotherboys51．Tomgotakitefrom________.A．BenRogers B．BillyFisher C．JohnnyMiller D．AuntPolly52．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph8referto?A．theapple B．thebrush C．thepaint D．thefence（2223七年級下·江蘇南京·期末）Herbiecouldhardlystayinhisseat.Ajazzmusicianhadetospeaktotheclasstoday,andHerbiehadsomanyquestionsforhim.Thevisitorwasashortmanwithawidebrimmedhatandacolorfulsuit.Herbie’steacherintroducedthevisitorasTerrenceHarris,aclarinet(單簧管)player.“I’msurethestudentswillenjoyhearingaboutyourmusic,Mr.Haris.”shesaid.“Please,”saidtheman,“callmeTerry.”Terrytalkedforafewminutesaboutmusicingeneral.Thenhebegantalkingaboutjazz,andhiswholefacelitup.Hedescribedwhatwasunique(獨特的)aboutjazzmusic,andbeexplainedhowhehadbeeaprofessional(職業(yè)的)clarinetplayer.Afterawhile,heaskedtheclassiftheyhadanyquestions.Herbieraisedhishand.“What’sthebestwaytobeeajazzmusician?”Herbieasked.Terrylaughed.“First,findamusicalinstrumentthatletsyoubreathemusicthroughit.Next,practicethatinstrumenteverydayfortherestofyourlife.”Herbie’seyesopenedwide.“Iwanttostartpracticingrightnow!”heshouted,jumpingoutofhischair.“That’sthespirit!”Terrysaid.“Butwhydon’tyouwaituntilafterschool?Jazzplayersneedtogetgoodgrades,too.WhenIwasayoungman,Ididn’tthinkmuchofschool.”“Really?Whatdoyoumean?”Herbieaskedashesettledinhisseatagain.“Yes,really,”Terryreplied.“ItallbeganwhenIwaselevenyearsold…”53．ThewriterbeginsbysayingthatHerbiecouldhardlystayinhisseattoshowthat________.A．HerbieknowsthevisitorB．HerbieisexcitedaboutjazzC．HerbieislateforjazzpracticeD．Herbieknowsalotaboutjazz54．WhichofthesedoyouthinkHerbiewilldo?________A．Talktohisparentsaboutmusicle