Unit 7 A Day to Remember 單元話題閱讀理解練習(xí)（原卷版）

7A單元話題閱讀理解練習(xí)Lastsummer(August),Mary,andAlanhadagreatvacation.Thefollowingchartisabouttheirlastsummervacation.Wheredidtheygo?BeijingSpainCanadaWhendidtheythefirstweekofthetheseconddayofthe5thAugustleave?monthmonthWhodidtheygoherparentshisbestfriendshiscousinswith?wentshoppingwenttothebeachfedsomesheepWhatdidtheydo?wentboatingcampedwentfishingwatchedavisitedthemuseumbythelakemoviesleptalotHowlongwereamonthtwoweeksthreeweekstheirvacations?Howdidtheygetbyplaneandbusbyboatandplanebyplaneandtrainthere?根據(jù)語(yǔ)篇內(nèi)容，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇最佳答案。1．MaryleftforBeijing________.A．inthefirstweekofthemonthB．ontheseconddayofthemonthC．on5thAugust2．Alanwentonvacationwith________.A．hisfriendsB．hiscousinsC．hisparents3．Whatdidn’tdoduringhisvacation?A．Gotothebeach.B．Gofishing.C．Goshopping.4．Whohadthelongestvacation?A．Mary.B．C．Alan.5．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．MarywenttoBeijingwithherparents.B．hadhisvacationwithhisfriends.C．Alandidn’thaveagoodrestinCanada.ItookatriptoIrelandlastweekendwithmyfamily.Ididn’tenjoythetripbecausealotofbadthingshappened.First,mybrotherforgothispassport(護(hù)照),andwemissedourplanetoDublin.Mumwasangryandblamedhim.Luckily,therewasanotherplaneandwegotonthatone.Whenwepickedupourluggage(行李)inDublin,mymother’sbigbagwasn’tthere.Theairlinecompany(航空公司)saidtheywouldtrytolookforit.Thenwetookabustothecampingplace.arrivedlateonSaturdayevening,andwewereverytired.putupourtents(帳篷)inthedark,butinthemiddleofthenightmytentfelldown.Ihadtosleepinmysleepingbag.Thenextdaywewentonaboattriptoanisland(島).Thetriptooktwohours.Whenwearrived,itstartedtorain,sowesatinacaféallmorning,andthenwetookaboatback.Itwasn’tmuchfun!Iwasreallyhappytogethome.根據(jù)語(yǔ)篇內(nèi)容，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇最佳答案。1．HowdidtheygotoDublin?A．Bybus.B．Bytaxi.C．Byplane.2．Theunderlinedword“blamed”inparagraph1means“________”inChinese.A．責(zé)備B．尋找C．表?yè)P(yáng)3．WhentheygottoDublin,________.A．itstartedtorainB．Mother’sbagwaslostC．theygotonthewrongbus4．Whendidtheygototheisland?A．OnSaturdaymorning.B．OnSaturdayafternoon.C．OnSundaymorning.5．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．AterribletripB．AhappyweekendC．MyfunnyparentsDoyoulovetakingatriptothebeach(海灘)?Goingtravelingisexcitingbutsafetyshouldalwayscomefirst.Herearesometipsforyoutokeepyourselfsafeduringthebeachtrip.Staywithyourparents.Oncetherewasalittleboyplayingwithwateronthebeach.Helefthisparentstolookforshells(貝殼)andforgotthetime.Intheend,hecouldn’tfindhisparents.Whatabadthing!Becarefulwithswimming.Ifyougotothebeachforthefirsttime,askothersorcheckonlinetomakesureit’sOKtoswimtherebeforeyougoswimminginthesea.Don’tswimalone.Itisnotsafe.Andwhenswimminginthesea,youshouldalwayswearalifejacket(救生衣).out(小心)forthingsinthewater.Whensomethingonthebeachorintheseabites(咬)you,youshouldgotoseeadoctoratonce.Remember,yourlifeisvaluable.Whilehavingfun,youshouldbeverycarefulandalwaysputsafetyfirst.1．Howdoesthewritersupport(支撐)hisideainParagraph2?A．Bylistingnumbers.B．Bygivinganexample.C．Byaskingquestions.D．Byshowingareport.2．Whatshouldyoudobeforeswimmingintheseaforthefirsttime?A．a(chǎn)lifejacket.B．Askothersorcheckonline.C．Learntoswimquickly.D．Findafriendtogowith.3．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph3referto?A．Lookingforshells.B．Playingwithwater.C．Catchingfish.D．Swimmingaloneinthesea.4．Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthelittleboy’sstory?A．Playingwithwaterisdangerous.B．Parentsshouldalwayswatchtheirkids.C．Stayingwithparentsisimportant.D．Lookingforshellswastestime.5．Whatisthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthistext?A．B．C．D．Nowadays,manyforeign(外國(guó)的)peopleinothercountriesreallywanttotraveltoChina.Becauseofthis“Chinafever,moreandmoreforeigninternetstarsarecomingtovisitChina.OneofthemisanAmericannamedDarren(“IShowSpeed”).HebecomesveryfamousbecauseheistravelinginChinarightThis20-year-oldmancomestoChinaonMonday.Histripgetsalotofattention(關(guān)注)fromallovertheworld.IShowSpeed’sChinatripbeginsinShanghai.Here,hestreamslive(直播)formorethan6hours.Heisreallysurprisedbythetallbuildingsandbusystreetsinthecity.InhisnextstoptoBeijingonIShowSpeedalsoshowsexcitement.HevisitsplacesofinterestliketheGreatandtheForbiddenCity,showingChina’srichculture.AsforIShowSpeed’sChinatrip,manypeoplethinkitismeaningfulandexciting.OneofAmericanssays:“Idon’tknowhowstrongChinaisbeforeIwatchthevideos.FromtheInternetstars’showsaboutChina,itisdifferentfromwhatIknowandthink.Infact,Chinaisalwaysmuchbetterthanwethink.”1．Whatisthemeaningof“Chinafever”inparagraph1?A．It’seasytotakeatriptoChina.B．It’scheaptotakeatriptoChina.C．It’spopulartotakeatriptoChina.2．WhatmakesDarrensofamousallovertheworld?A．HiswordsaboutChina.B．HistravelinChina.C．HisactsinChina.3．WhyisDarrensurprisedwhenhevisitsShanghai?A．Becauseofitsrichculture.B．Becauseofitslargesize.C．Becauseofitstallbuildingsandbusystreets.4．Whichquestiondoesthispassageanswer?A．WhydoesDarrenvisitChina?B．HowmanycitiesdoesDarrenvisitinall?C．WhatdopeoplethinkofDarren’stripinChina?5．Whatdoesthepassagewanttotellus?A．Nothingcanbeachievedwithouthardwork.B．a(chǎn)rewhoyouare,andifyoushine,youshine.C．Livinginaglobalvillage,weshouldthinklikeaglobalcitizen.DoyouknowaboutLegotoys?In2024,a13-year-oldboynamedLiutaurasfoundaLegooctopus(章魚)onabeachinCornwall,theUK.In1997,millionsofLegobricks(積木)fellintotheocean.Thisoctopuswasoneofthem.Atthattime,astorm(暴風(fēng)雨)hittheshipwithmanyLegotoys.Allthethingsontheshipdroppedintotheocean.5millionLegobrickswereamongthem.Itiscalledthe1997Legospill(樂高大泄露).about28yearslater,peoplestillfindLegobricksonbeachesinEurope.Somepiecesarehardtofind.Forexample,therewereonly514greendragonsinthebox.Ifbeachvisitorsfindone,theywillbeveryexcited.isawriterfromtheUK.ShetriesherbesttolookforLegobricks.In2010,shestartedwritingaboutLegofinds.“LookingforlostLegotoysfromthespillwithmykidswasfunatfirst.lovedoingthat.Later,wefeltsadbecausewesawalltheotherplasticsintheocean.Thisshowshowlongplasticsstayinouroceans.Theynevercompletely(完全地)breakdown(分解).Whenoceananimalseatthem,theygetbadlyhurt(受傷),”wroteinherbook.1．Howdoesthewriterbeginthetext?A．Byaskingaquestion.B．Byshowingapicture.C．Byshowingsomenumbers.D．Bytalkingaboutabookby2．WhendidmanyLegooctopusesfallintotheocean?A．In1977.B．In1997.C．In2010.D．In2024.3．Howwillvisitorsfeeliftheyfindagreendragon?A．Happy.B．Cold.C．Sorry.D．Excited.4．Whatcanweknowfromexperience(經(jīng)歷)oflookingforLegobricks?A．LookingforLegobricksisalwaysfunny.B．Oceanplasticshavenoimpact(影響)onoceananimals.C．Herfamily’sactivitymadehernoticetheproblemofoceanplastics.D．Plasticsbreakdownquicklyintheocean.5．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．TheHistoryofLegoB．HavingFunwithLegoC．HowLegoBreakDownintheOceanD．Legofrom1997AreStillintheOceanAfewgoodfriendsaretalkingabouttheirlastvacations.IwenttoXi’anwithmycousin.visitedtheArmyandhadagreattime.atedeliciousfoodtoo.Xi’anisabigandnicecity.Ilikeitalot.HelenMyparentstookmetoHongKongbyplane.wenttoDisneyland.It’sjustlikeafairytalekingdom(童話王國(guó))buttheticketisveryexpensive—Adult(成人):￥280aperson.Childrenaged10-18:halfprice.Childrenagedbelow10:free.Duringourstaythere,weboughtmanyspecialthings.JasonLastsummer,myfamilywenttoHainan.Theweatherwassunnyandhot.wentswimmingandboating.Theywereexciting.Later,weatesomeseafood.Itwasverydelicious!DianaMyuncleworksin(西藏).Lastsummer,Itookatraintovisithim.ThereIsawlotsoftallandcleanmountains.Manypeopletherearegoodatsinginganddancing.BruceClickHeretoseemoreinformation.1．Whohadagreattimeatthesea?A．Helen.B．Jason.C．Bruce.D．Diana.2．WhatdidHelendoduringthevacation?A．Eatingfood.B．Goingboating.C．Goingshopping.D．Climbingmountains.3IfMr.Smithwantstotakehistwochildren(an8-year-oldanda13-year-old)toDisneylandinHongKong,howmuchshouldhepay?A．￥180.B．￥420.C．￥540.D．￥490.4．Wherecanyouprobablyfindthepassage?A．Inamagazine.B．Inatravelguide.C．OntheInternet.D．Inastorybook.TheSlenderLake(瘦西湖)isinItisaverybeautifulplace.Nobodyshouldmissit!ItisasbeautifulastheLake,butitsshapeislongandnarrow,soithasitsname.thereislikeenjoyingaChinesepainting—therearecolourfulflowersandgreentreesaroundthere.Famousgardensstandaroundthelake.TheFive-PavilionBridge(五亭橋)hasahistoryofmorethan200years.Thefivepavilionsarelikefivebigflowersonthelake.Thereare15holesinthebridge.canenjoythebeautifulviewwhen“15moons”arereflected(倒映)inthewater.Besides,thereareotherpopularplacesforvisitorstoenjoy,suchastheScenicAreaandtheThousandFlowersGarden.TheSlenderLakeisfamousforitsbeautifulItisalsofullofChineseculture.Manywriters,paintersandartistsinoldtimeswereinterestedinthesightsandleftmanypoems(詩(shī)文),paintings,handwritingandmusic.WhenenjoyingthebeautyoftheSlenderLake,visitorscanalsolearnaboutinterestingstoriesof1．WhereistheSlenderLake?A．B．Suzhou.C．Hangzhou.2．WhatpopularplacesoftheSlenderLakearementioned(提到)?①theFive-PavilionBridge②fivebigflowers③15holes④theBridgeScenicArea⑤theThousandFlowersGardenA．①②③B．①②④C．①④⑤3．WhomightlikevisitingtheSlenderLakemostinoldtimes?A．farmersandartists.B．paintersandartists.C．teachersandartists.4．Whatisthewriter’spurpose(目的)inwritingthispassage?A．tellreadersabouttheFive-PavilionBridge.B．a(chǎn)skreadersnottoswimintheSlenderLake.C．a(chǎn)ttractreaderstovisittheSlenderLake.5．Whatisthestructureofthepassage?A．B．C．Inourlife,thefirststepisalwaysimportantifwewanttodosomethingsuccessfully.WhenIwaseightyearsold,mymothertookmetolearncalligraphy(書法).Inthelesson,theteacherstoodbehindme,tookmyhandandtaughtmetowriteonricepaper(宣紙).Shewroteonebeautifulcharacter(漢字).Atfirst,IbelievedIcouldwriteaswellashereasily.However,itturnedoutmywritingwasbad.EvenafterItriedmanytimesIstillcouldn’twriteasinglegood-lookingcharacter.Ilostmyheart.Atthatmoment,theteachercametome.Sheencouragedmewithasoftvoice.“Sally,calmdownandwriteslowly.It’snotthatdifficult,”shesaid.Thewordswerelikealightcheeringmeup.hoursofpractice,Ididitbetterthanbefore.Afterthat,Ihadagoodhabitofpracticingcalligraphyeveryday.Everyfirststepisanewbeginning,aslongaswekeepgoing.ourbestfromthebeginninganddon’tbeafraidofthedifficulties.willgetthefruitsofourhardworkoneday.根據(jù)語(yǔ)篇內(nèi)容，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。1．Whendidthewriterbegintolearncalligraphy?A．Attheageofsix.B．Attheageofseven.C．Attheageofeight.2．Whatdidthewriterthinkoflearningcalligraphyatfirst?A．Easy.B．Difficult.C．Interesting.3．Whatwerethewordsfromtheteacherlike?A．Awind.B．Alight.C．Aseed.4．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Thewriter’sfathertookhertolearncalligraphy.B．Theteacheraskedthewritertowritequickly.C．Thewriterdevelopedagoodhabitofpracticingcalligraphy.5．Whatcanyoulearnfromthepassage?A．Seeingisbelieving.B．Thefirststepisthehardest.C．Practicemakesperfect.AreyouplanningtovisitHarbinthiswinter?Herearesomeofthebestwinteractivities.SkatingisapopularsportinHarbin.OneimportantdifferenceofskatingherefromothercitiesofChinais:theplayingfieldismovedtotheicesurface.Skatingisahighspeedactivity.▲WhenyoucometoHarbininwinter,don’tmissthepleasurewhenskatingonthesurfaceofSonghuaRiver.SnowfallsearlyinHarbinandtherearemanyskiresorts(度假村)inHarbin.TheskiseasoncanlastfromearlyDecembertoearlyApril.TheSkiResortisamongthebestinChina.Itisjusta2-hourdrivefromHarbin.Thismakesitagreatplacetotryskiing.HavefuninthesnowwithyourkidsinHarbin!Putonwarmclothesandgooutsideofthehotel.Buildasnowman,asnowcastle,ormakeanythingyoulikewithIfyouhavetime,takethemtoaparknearby.Bothyouandyourkidswillenjoyit!Havingasnowballfightisalsoaveryinterestings