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(23-24七年級上?浙江杭州?期末)Chinakeepsthesametimeoveralltheseasonsinayear.Butifsdifferent

inmanycountries,liketheUKandGermany.

Thesecountrieshavesummertimeandwintertime.InMarch,theyset(設(shè)置)theirclocksonehourforward(往

前),However,inOctoberorNovember,theysettheirclocksonehourback.

IntheNorthernHemisphere(d匕半球),afterMarch23,daysslowlybecomelongerandthesuncomesoutearlier.

Duringthattime,ifpeoplewakeupearlier,theycanusemoresunlight(陽光).Itsaveselectricity(電).Inthewinter,

however,theycansleepmoreinthemorningtosaveelectricity.

Peopleworkingincinemasdislikesettingtheclock.Theysaythatwhenpeoplegetmoresunlight,theydon't

wanttogotodarkcinemas.Butbaseballloverslikeit.Whentheyareinsummertime,theycanplayforalonger

timebecausethereismoresunlight.

1.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph1and2?

A.Chinahassummertimeallyeararound.B.Chinakeepsthesametimeinayear.

C.TheUKhaswinterandspringtime.D.TheUKsetstheirclockseveryseason.

2.Whatmighttheunderlinedword“saves“meaninthepassage?

A.浪費B.產(chǎn)生C.使用D.節(jié)約

3.Whatwillhappen(發(fā)生)intheNorthernHemisphereafterMarch23?

A.Daysslowlybecomelonger.B.Suncomesoutlater.

C.Peoplecansleepalotmore.D.Peoplegetuplater.

4.Whydobaseballloverslikesettingtheclock?

A.Becausetheycansleepmoreinwinter.B.Becausetheycanplaylongerinsummer.

C.Becausetheyfinditisreallyinteresting.D.Becausetheylikethesunlightverymuch.

(23-24七年級上?浙江溫州?期末)

Nobodycansaynotoaflowerworldinthereallife.ThafswhymoreandmorepeoplecometotheHuazhao

Festivaltoenjoythebeautifulandbusypartyinspring.

TheHuazhaoFestivalisthebirthdayofallflowersandithappensonthe2nd,12thor15thdayofFebruaryof

theChineselunarcalendar(農(nóng)歷).PeoplestartedtocelebratethebirthdayofflowersbeforetheQinDynastyandit

becameafestivalduringtheSuiandTangDynasties.IntheTangDynasty,itwasoneofthethreeimportant

celebrationsalloverChina.

TheHuazhaoFestivalisrichincustoms(習(xí)俗).YoungpeoplewearHanfu,akindoftraditionalChinese

clothesandhaveoutings.Thefestivalisinearlyspring,soifssuchagreattimetohaveanoutingtoenjoythespring

time.Girlsputcolorfulpaper-cutsontheflowerstems(花莖).Theyhopetheycanbeasyoungandbeautifulas

flowers.Also,peopleindifferentplacesofChinaplantflowers.Theythinkthatflowersplantedonthatdaycangrow

well.Atthefestival,theflowerfair(集市)isthemostpopular.Therearelotsoffunactivitiesinthefair,suchas

makingflowercakesandplayingmusic.

TheHuazhaoFestivalisanexcitingpartytoseethebeautifulspringanditalsohelpspeoplelearnmoreabout

Chinesetraditions.It'sreallyawonderfulcelebrationthatyoucan'tmiss.

1.WhatcanwelearnabouttheHuazhaoFestivalfromthepassage?

A.ItstartedintheQinDynasty.B.It'sonthesamedayeveryyear.

C.It'sacelebrationforflowers.D.Itbecomesimportantintheworld.

2.WhatdopeopledoattheHuazhaoFestival?

A.Theycutflowerstems.B.TheymaketraditionalclothesHanfu.

C.Theyputpaper-cutsonflowercakes.D.Theyjoininactivitiesoftheflowerfair.

3.Whydoesthewriterwritethepassage?

A.Totellthelonghistoryofthefestival.B.ToshowaspecialChinesefestivalinspring.

C.Toshowdifferentflowersatthefestival.D.Totellthemeaningofcelebratingthefestival.

(23-24七年級上?浙江杭州?期末)Everyonefeelslonely(感到孤獨的)sometimes.Butfirst,youshould(應(yīng)

該)trytofindoutwhatmakesyoufeellonely.

Comingtoanewplacecanmakeyoufeellonely.Whenyoucometoanewplace,youmaybeafraidtotalkwith

othersandthenyoumayfeellonely.Sometimesyourparentsorteachersdon?tletyoudothingsyourfriendscando.

Theythinkthesethingsmaynotbegoodforyou.Youmayfeellonelyatthistime.Whenspecialpeopleleaveyou,

youmayfeellonely.Theycanbeyourfamilyorfriends.Youmaynotwanttotalkwithothersaftertheyleave.

Feelinglonelyforalongtimecanmakeyoufeelverydepressed.Ifyoufeelsadallthetime,itwillnotbegood

foryourhealth.Soyoushouldtrytoknowhowtosolve(解決)itwhenyoufeellonely.Herearesomewaystohelp

you.

First,learntochange(改變)yourself.Whenyoucometoanewplace,justgototalkwithothersactively(積極

地).Whenyourfamilyorfriendsleaveyou,youcanmakesomenewfriends.Second,learntotalkwithyourparents

andteachers.Tellthemhowyoufeel,andlistentowhattheysay.Afteryoutalkwiththem,youmayfindagoodway

todealwiththeproblem.

Idohopeeveryonewillnotfeellonely!

1.Howmanythingsmaymakeusfeellonelyaccordingtothewriter?

A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“depressed"mean?

A.Sad.B.Happy.C.Relaxed.D.Busy.

3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthewriter'sidea?

A.Makenewfriendswhenoldfriendsleaveyou.

B.Talkwithothersactivelywhenyougotoanewplace.

C.Feelinglonelyforalongtimeisnotgoodforyourhealth.

D.Workhardwhenyoucan'tdothingsyourfriendscando.

4.Whichisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Whenyoufeelhappy,trytofindwaystomakeothersfeelhappy,too.

B.Whenyoufeellonely,trytochangeyourselfandmakemorefriends.

C.Trytofindoutwhatmakesyoufeellonelyandknowhowtosolveit.

D.Trytofindoutagoodwaytodealwiththeproblemswhenyoufeellonely.

(22-23七年級上?浙江湖州?期末)①Whatyoueatisimportant(重要的)toyou.Whenyoueatwell,youare

lookingafteryourselfwell.Thenwhatdoyouneedtodo?Keepreading.

②Eatfoodfromallthefoodgroups.Inthisway,youcangetalotofnutrition(營養(yǎng)).Soyoucan51justeatwhat

youlike.Ifsnotgoodforyourhealth(健康).

(3)Havebreakfast,lunchanddinnerattherighttime.Eatingthreemealswithsnackssometimesisthebestway

togetenergy.Atthesametime,eachofyourmealsneedstotakeabout20minutes,becauseittakes20minutesfor

youtofeelyoucan'teatmore.Atthattime,stopdoingthat.

④Don'tgettoomuchsugar(糖).Thereisalotofsugarincakes,cookiesandcandies.IfsOKtoeatthem,but

theycan'treplace(代替)yourbreakfast,lunchordinner.

?Healthyeatingcanhelpyoutokeephealthy.It9simportantforyoutohaveahealthybodyifyouwanttoenjoy

yourlife.Sostartfromnowon.Eathealthily!

1.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT(正確的)?

A.Justeatwhatyoulike.B.Eatcookiesforbreakfast.

C.Havedinnerfor30minutes.D.Havethreemealsattherighttime.

2.Whichofthefollowingcanshowthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthepassage?

?9①II,fII,

A.TB.|————IC.②③④

?@?②③④⑤1—+~~1

3.Inwhichpartofanewspaper(報紙)mayyoureadthispassage?

A.History.B.Health.C.Art.

Wherearemykeys?Where'smyphone?Ican'tfindmymathbook.Doesthissoundlikeyou?Ifyes,thesetwo

thingsherecanhelpyou.

First,forabout$79.99,youcanbuya4tLoc8torLite“withspecialtags(標(biāo)簽).Here'showithelps.Youputthe

smalltagsonyourthingslikekeysoraphone.Whenyoulosethem,the“Loc8tor“sendsoutasignal(信號)tofind

them.ALoc8torcanhelpfindfourdifferentthingswithtags.Itwillfindthingsasfaras120meters.

Youcanalsogotoawebsitecalled"TrackltBack”().Itisforthingslostoutside(在

夕卜面)yourhome.Onthiswebsite,youcanregister(注冊)thingsthatyouoftenlose,likephones,passportsand

luggage."TrackltBack“willgiveyouIDlabelsforthem.YouputtheIDlabelsonthesethings.Ifsomeonefinds

them,theycangoto“TrackltBack”,andyoucangetyourthingsback.

Well,justhaveaplaceforeverythingandputeverythinginitsplace.Isn'titeasierforyoutofindthings?

1.Howmuchisat6Loc8torLite”?

A.$7.B.$8.C.$79.99.D.$120.

2.Whenyouuse"TrackltBack”,youwillfirst.

A.putthetagsonyourthingsB.findthethingsyoulost

C.getIDlabelsforyourthingsD.registeryourthingsonthewebsite

3.Accordingtothepassage,ifyouoftenloseyourjacketafterplayingsoccer,youcan.

A.buyat4Loc8torLite"B.askyourteacherforit

C.try"TrackltBack"D.gotoLostandFound

4.Thewriterwritesthispassageinordertotell(告訴)us.

A.howtobuyaLoc8torB.howtofindlostthings

C.howtokeepthingstidyD.howtouse"TrackltBack”

(22-23七年級上?浙江溫州?期末)

InChina,peopleplayliondancesonbigdaysliketheChineseNewYear,becausetheythinktheliondancecan

bringgoodluck.

TheliondancestartedinChinaover1000yearsago.IntheHanDynasty*,peoplefromCentralAsiagavelions

aspresentstotheChineseking.IntheThreeKingdomsPeriod*,peoplebeganwearinglion-likeclothestocelebrate

festivals.Itwasthefirstliondance.IntheTangDynasty,itbecamemoreimportant.

InChina,therearetwokindsofliondances-theNorthernkindandtheSouthernkind.TheNorthernlionisred

andyellow,anditlooksdangerous,likeareallion.Thereisusuallyafatherlion,amotherlion,andsometimeslittle

lionsintheNorthernliondance.TheSouthernlionislikeacatandithasmoredifferentcolours.

Theliondanceneedsonemandancingtheheadandtheothermandancingthetail.ButintheNorthernlion

dance,there?sadancerwithaballstandingbeforethelion.TheNorthernliondanceisusuallyforfun,andthemusic

islively.ThemusicoftheSouthernliondanceisexcitingaswell.

Theliondanceisalwaysagreatartforpeopleallovertheworldandthevalue*ofitneverchanges*overtime.

1.Accordingtothepassage,theliondancestartedin.

A.ChinaB.CentralAsiaC.theHanDynastyD.theTangDynasty

2.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.TheNorthernlionlookslikearealcat.B.Twopeopleplayalionintheliondance.

C.Thetwokindsoflionsbothhavetwocolours.D.TherearelittlelionsintheSouthernliondance.

3.Whydoesthewriterwritethispassage?

A.Totellthehistoryoftheliondance.B.Toteachhowtoplaytheliondance.

C.Tostudythemusicoftheliondance.D.Togiveinformationabouttheliondance.

(23-24七年級上?浙江杭州?期末)Atraditional(傳統(tǒng)的)Englishbreakfastisaverybigmeal:sausages,

bacon,eggs,tomatoesandmushrooms.Buttodaymanypeoplejusthavecerealwithmilk,ortoastwithmarmalade,

jam,orhoney.Marmaladeandjamarenotthesame!Marmaladeismadefromorangesandjamismadefromother

fruit.

Formanypeople,lunchduringtheweekisaquickmeal.Incitiestherearealotofsandwichshopswhereoffice

workerscanchoosethekindofbreadtheywantandthenthesaladandmeattogointhesandwich.OnSundaysmany

familieshaveatraditionallunch.Theyhaveroastmeat,withpotatoes,vegetablesandgravy.Gravyisasaucemade

fromthemeatjuices.

“Tea"meanstwothingsinBritain.Ifsbothahotdrinkandameal!Somepeoplehaveafternoontea,with

sandwiches,cakes,and,ofcourse,acupoftea.Creamteasarepopular.Youhavescones(akindofcakes)withcream

andjam.

Britishpeopleusuallyhavedinnersbetween6:00and8:00,andoftenthewholefamilyeattogether.

TheBritishlikefoodfromothercountries,too,likeItaly,France,ChinaandIndia.EatinginBritainisquite

international!

1.WhatfoodisusuallynotinatraditionalEnglishbreakfast?

A.Tomatoes.B.Cereal.C.Mushrooms.D.Eggs.

2.WhatdoBritishpeopleoftenhaveforSundaylunch?

A.Roastmeatwithvegetablesandgravy.B.Sandwichesandtea.

C.Sconeswithcreamandjam.D.Cerealwithmilk.

3.Whatarethetwomeaningsof"tea”inBritain,accordingtothepassage?

A.Ahotdrinkandamorningmeal.B.Acolddrinkandamorningmeal.

C.Ahotdrinkandanafternoonmeal.D.Asortofcoffeeandadessert.

4.WhatisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.LunchesareveryimportantforBritishpeople,alwayswithmanycourses.

B.ThewayBritishpeopleeatandtheirdailymealsarechangingthesedays.

C.Britishpeoplelovetheirtraditionalmealsandhardlyevertryinternationalfood.

D.ThewholeBritishfamilyusuallyeatallthemealsofthedaytogether.

(23-24七年級上?浙江臺州?期末)Weseemanythingsinourworldeveryday.Allofthesethingsareliving

(生物)ornonliving(非生物).Lefsreadabouthowtheyaredifferent(不同).

Livingthings

Alivingthingcangrowandchange.Aplantisalivingthing,likedandelionsorcactus.Ananimalisaliving

thing.Youarealivingthing!Livingthingsbreathe(呼吸)airandtheyneedfoodandwater.Peopleandanimalscan

move(移動)bythemselves.Theycangetfoodandwaterfromdifferentplaces.

Plantscan'tmovebythemselves.Theymaketheirfoodfromsunlight,water,andair.Theycangrowtalltoget

sunlight.Watercomestothem.Whatlivingthingsdoyouseeeveryday?

NonlivingThings

Anonlivingthingdoesn'tneedfood,air,orwater.Itcan'tbreathe.Atoyisanonlivingthing.Aballcanmove.

Isaballalivingthing?No,itisn't.Aballcanonlymoveifwemoveit.Itcan'tmovebyitself.Itcan'tbreatheandit

doesn'tgrow.Ifsanonlivingthing.

Lookaroundyou.Whatnonlivingthingsdoyousee?Alllivingandnonlivingthingsinourworldareimportant.

Itisgoodtotakecareofallofthem.

1.Theunderlinedword(戈!J線的單詞)"dandelions"mightbethenameof.

A.aplantB.ananimalC.aboyD.asport

2.Whatdoyouknowaboutlivingthings?

A.Plantscan5movebythemselvessotheyaren'tlivingthings.

B.Livingthingsneedair,foodandwater.

C.Plantsdon'tneedfood,waterorair.

D.Animalscanmakefoodfromsunlight,waterandair.

3.Whichofthefollowingisanonlivingthing?

A.B.C.D.

4.Wherecanwereadthepassage(文章)?

A.Inahistorybook.

B.Inamathbook.

C.InaChinesebook.

D.Inasciencebook.

(23-24七年級上?浙江寧波?期末)

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Thesedays,manykidsareill.Theyhaveaspecialkindofpneumonia(月市炎).Thetroublemaker(麻煩制造者)

isMP(肺炎支原體).MPissmart.Whenitgoesintoourbodies,itisthereforonetothreeweeks.Ittakestimefor

ustofindit.

DoesMPalwaysmakeusgetpneumonia?

No.Somepeoplemayonlyhaveacold.ButkidscangetpneumoniafromMPmoreeasily.Theymaycough(咳

嗽)foralongtime,haveafeverandchestpain(胸痛)andfindithardtobreathe(呼吸).

Don'tworrytoomuch.

Usually,MPisnotverysevere.Youdon'tneedtostayinthehospital.So,itisalsocalled“walkingpneumonia^^.

MPcanspread(傳播)fromonepersontoanotherwhenpeopletalkorcough.Protect(保護(hù))yourselfbyopening

thewindowsinyourhometokeeptheairfresh;washingyourhandsoftenwithwaterandsoap;coveringyourmouth

andnosewithatissue(紙巾)whencoughing.

1.WhatcanwelearnaboutMP?

A.WecanfindMPinourbodiesquickly.B.Kidscangetpneumoniafromitmoreeasily.

C.Weneedtostayinthehospitalwhengettingit.D.MPalwaysmakesusgetpneumonia.

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“severe"mean?

A.嚴(yán)重的B.激烈的C.狡猾的D.容易對付的

3.Whatisthebestsubtitle(小標(biāo)題)forthelastparagraph?

A.HowdoesMPspreadfromonetoanother?B.WhyshouldweprotectourselvesfromMP?

C.HowcanwekeeptheaircleanfromMP?D.HowcanweprotectourselvesfromMP?

4.Whafsthewriter'spurpose(目的)ofwritingthispassage?

A.TotelluswhatMPisandhowtoprotectourselves.B.Totellusthatweshouldn'tbeafraidofMP.

C.Totellussomewaystobeingoodhealth.D.TotellushowpeoplefeelwhentheygetMP.

(23-24七年級上?浙江寧波?期末)What'syourfavoritesubject?Today,manystudentssaytheirfavoriteis

labor(勞動)class.StudentsinprimaryandmiddleschoolhaveitfromSeptemberin2022.Theytrydifferentkinds

oflaborsuchascooking,cleaningorgrowingplantsandlearnlifeskills.

KidsfromaschoolinChongyinghaveaclassaboutcatchingloaches(泥瞅intheriverandlearnabouttheir

habits(習(xí)性).InJiangxi,kidsmaketofuwithamillstone(磨盤).Theyalsotastetofumadebythemselves.t4Welearn

aboutthewisdom(智慧)andhardworkoftheancestors(祖先),“saysLinBoxuan,afifthgrader.Somekidsalso

keepsmallanimalsathome,likechickens.Theylearnhowbabychickensarebornandtakecareofthem.

Laborclassescanhelppeopletobeactive,creativeandhappyinlife.Throughtheseclasses,studentscanlearn

themeaningoflaboranditsvalue(價值).Whatgreatfun!Whatlaborskilldoyouwanttolearn?

1.Whatdoestheunderlined(戈[J線的)word"it"mean?

A.Cleaningclass.B.Plantingclass.C.Laborclass.D.Cookingclass.

2.Accordingtothepassage,studentsCANNOTinthelaborclass.

A.makecakesB.catchloachesC.cleantheclassroomsD.runwithfriends

3.Whatcanthestudentslearnfromthelaborclass?

a.Trytolearntodothingsormakethingsbythemselves.

b.Learnaboutthewisdomandhardworkoftheteachers.

c.Trytolearntobeactive,creativeandhappyinlife.

d.Learnhowtotakecareoftheanimalsbykeepingthem.

A.acdB.abcC.abdD.bed

4.Whafsthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.LaborClasses,GreatFunB.Kids9FavoriteSubject

C.DifferentKindsofLaborClassesD.Kids'SchoolLife

(23-24七年級上?浙江杭州?期末)Lotsofkidswanttokeephealthybyeatingwell.Here'ssomethingkids

candotoeathealthily:learnthedifferencesbetweenGo,SlowandWhoafoods.TheUSNationalHeart,Lungand

BloodInstituteaskskidstostartthinkingaboutwhether(是否)foodsareGofoods,SlowfoodsorWhoafoods.

Gofoods

Thesefoodsaregoodtoeatalmostanytime.Theyarethehealthiestones.Examples,tofu,freshfruit(apples,

oranges,bananas,etc.)andfreshvegetables(carrots,cabbages,etc.).

Slowfoods

Weshouldeatthesefoodssometimes.Weshouldn'teatthemeveryday.Atmost,eatthemafewtimesaweek.

Examples,100%fruitjuice,sportsdrinksandpancakes.

Whoafoods

Thesefoodsshouldmakeyousaythat-Whoa!ShouldIeatthat?Whoafoodsarenothealthy.Examples,ice

cream,cakesandcandy.NowyouknowwhatGo,SlowandWhoafoodsare.Youcanchoosewhattoeat.Besureto

tellyourparentsaboutthethreegroups.TheneveryoneinthefamilycanlearnwhentosayGoandwhentosayWhoa!

1.Howmanygroupsoffoodsarementioned(提及)inthepassage?

A.2.B.3.C.4.D.5.

2.Thepassageiswrittenfor________.

A.parentsB.kidsC.teachersD.cooks

3.WhichofthefollowingisGofood?

A.Orangejuice.B.Tofu.

C.Icecream.D.Candy.

4.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Childrenshouldeaticecreamoften.

B.WeshouldeatWhoafoodseveryday.

C.Childrencanhavesportsdrinksanytime.

D.Wecaneatpancakesafewtimesaweek.

5.Whafsthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Someideasaboutmakinghealthyfood.

B.Somewaysofcookingfoodinthekitchen.

C.Thedifferencesbetweenthreefoodgroups.

D.Theinterestingsayingsaboutdifferentfoods.

(23-24七年級上?浙江紹興?期末)Chinesepeopleusuallyeatthreemeals(飯)aday.

InChina,peopleusuallyhaveyoutiao,baozi,bread,milkandteafbrbreakfast.ThebreakfasttimeinChinais

usuallyfrom7:00to9:00.MostChinesestudentshaveclassesat8:00,sotheirbreakfasttimeisaround7:00.

Lunchtimeisusuallyatabout12:00.MostChinesehaveaquick(快的)lunch,sotheycanhavetimetotakea

rest(休息).Theirlunchisusuallynoodlesorricewithsomevegetablesandmeat.Mostpeopleusuallyeatatschool

ortheirworkplace.Andsometaketheirlunchboxfromhome.

DinnerisarelaxingmealformanyChinese,becausetheyhaveitwiththeirfamily.Thefoodisusuallysoup,

meat,vegetables,andrice.Dinnertimeisusuallyfrom6:00to8:00,Forrestaurants(餐館),thebusytimeisfrom

7:00and10:00.ThereisoneinterestingthinginChina.Peopledon,tleave(離開)therestaurantquickly.Afterdinner,

theyusuallytalkandplaygameswiththeirfamilyorfriends.

1.WhydomostChinesestudentshavebreakfastatabout7:00a.m.?

A.Theydon'tlikebreakfast.B.Theyhaveclassesat8:00a.m.

C.Theydon'thavemuchtime.D.Theywanttoeatmuchfood.

2.Whafsthepurpose(目的)ofhavingaquicklunchformostChinesepeople?

A.Tohavearestafterlunch.B.Toplaywithfriends.

C.Toeatmorericeandfruit.D.Tohavedinnerathome.

3.Thewriterthinkshavingdinnerwiththefamilyisathing.

A.boringB.smallC.relaxingD.difficult

4.Theunderlinedwords“oneinterestingthing“inParagraph4refersto(指代)“

A.Peoplehavemeatandvegetablesfordinner

B.Manypeoplehavedinnerintherestaurant

C.Restaurantsarebusyfrom7p.m.to10p.m.

D.Peopletalkandplaygamesafterdinnerintherestaurant

5.Inwhichcolumn(欄目)ofawebsite(網(wǎng)站)canweseethepassage?

A.Sports.B.Eating.C.Art.D.Family.

(23-24七年級上?浙江寧波?期末)Doyousee"dopaminedressing(多巴胺穿搭)“onDouyinor

Xiaohongshu?Ifsoneofthemostpopularfashionstyles(時尚風(fēng)格)for2023.Now,manypeopletakethisstyleto

fightback(反擊)badfeelingsandshowthemselves.

Themeaningofdopaminedressing

AUSfashionpsychologist(心、理學(xué)家)DawnnKarengivesthename"dopaminedressing”.Dopamine

dressingusesbrightcolorslikepink,yellowandgreen.Becausetheybringhappyfeelingstopeople.

Thesciencebehindcolor

Scienceshowsthatdifferentcolorscanmakepeoplefeeldifferent.Forexample,brightcolorscanmakepeople

feelhappy.Thecolorslikeblack,whiteandgraymaymakepeoplesad.

Gettingpopularinfashionworld

Somefashionbrands(品牌)usedifferentcolorsindifferentways.Forexample,Versace,anItalianbrand,also

usestheideaofdopaminedressingtotheirclothes.Itsaysthiscouldbringfunandsurprisetotheworldthrough

fashion.

Tips(小貝占士)fordopaminedressing

Ifyouwanttotrydopaminedressingbutthinkit'stoomuch,youcantryonethingatatime.

*Bags:Withblackandwhiteclothes,youcanuseabrightpinkoryellowbag.

*Shoes:Youcanlightupyourdark(暗色的)clotheswithapairofredshoes.

*Socks:Colorfulsockscanmakeyoulookcute.

1.Accordingtothepassage,peopletakedopaminedressingbecause.

A.brightcolorsaretheirfavorite

B.theyliketryingsomethingnew

C.theywanttosurprisetheworld

D.theywanttomakethemselveshappy

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"they"inParagraph2referto(指代)?

A.Fashionstyles.B.Brightcolors.

C.Darkclothes.D.Newbrands.

3.IfLindawearsadarkcoat,whatcanshetaketotrydopaminedressing?

A.Apinkbag.B.Abrownhat.C.Whiteshoes.D.Blacksocks.

4.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutdopaminedressingaccordingtothepassage?

A.ItsnamecomesfromaUKfashionpsychologistDawnnKaren.

B.Peopletakethisdressingtoshowtheirbadfeelingsindailylife.

C.Itusescolorslikegray,yellowandblacktomakepeoplefeelhappy.

D.Peoplecantryonebrightcoloratatimewhentryingdopaminedressing.

(23-24七年級上?浙江湖州?期末)①Whatisyourfavoritedrink?Doyoulikecolaorothersoftdrinks?If

so,becareful!Softdrinksarenothealthy.Softdrinkshavemuchsugar.Toomuchsugarisbadforyourteethand

makesyoufat.

②Sowhatcanyoudrink?Don'tworry.Herearesomehealthydrinks.Lefshavealook.

(3)Water?Thafsright.Itisthebestandhealthiestdrink.Waterhasnosugar(糖).Itwon'tgiveyoubadteeth

ormakeyoufat.Howmuchwatershouldyoudrinkeveryday?TheUSresearchgroupMayoClinicsuggestsatleast

eightglassesofwateraday(240mlwaterforeveryglass).

④Ifyoudon'tlikefreshfruitsorvegetables,100%fruitjuicemightbeagoodchoice.Butjustdon'tdrink

toomuch.Oncnyouopncabottleoffreshjuice,drinkitinonesitting.Oeitwillgobad.

⑤Milkhelpsyoubuildahealthybody.Milkisrichinprotein(蛋白質(zhì)),vitaminDandcalcium(鈣).They

areallgoodforchildren'sbonesandteeth.

⑥Sotrytochoosethehealthydrinks.Theycanbenotonlygoodforyourhealthbutalsodelicious.Drinkless

orneverdrinkthoselikesoftdrinks.

1.Howmuchwatershouldwedrinkeverydayaccordingtothepassage?

A.1920ml.B.240ml.C.480ml.D.8ml.

2.Whatcanwelearnfromtheunderlinedsentence(戈U線句子)inparagraph4?

A.Sitdownanddrinkjuice.B.Freshjuiceisverygoodforus.

C.Freshjuicegoesbadeasily.D.Drinkabottleofjuiceeveryday.

3.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Softdrinksareunhealthybecausetheyhavenoprotein.

B.Youcandrinkmuchfruitjuicebecausetheyarehealthy.

C.Manychildrendon'tlikewaterbecausetheyhavenosugar.

D.Protein,vitaminDandcalciumaregoodforchildren'steeth.

4.Whafsthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthepassage?

(23-24七年級上?浙江舟山?期末)①Numbersarenotjustnumbers.Theyhavesomemeanings(意義).Lefs

seesomeofthelucky(幸運的)andunluckynumbersintheworld.

(2)Asforthenumber3,peopleinSwedenthinkallgoodthingscomeinthrees.ButpeopleinJapandon'tthink

so.Theydon'tliket

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