上海市华育中学2021-2022学年七年级上学期期中考试英语试卷

这是一份上海市华育中学2021-2022学年七年级上学期期中考试英语试卷，共11页。


Part 2 Vcabulary and Grammar (53%)
I. Chse the best answer(21%)
26. Which underlined part is different in prnunciatin frm thers?
A. balcnyB. ppsiteC. mtrcyclist D. twards
27. James Madisn was the principal architect f the cnstitutin. The underlined wrd is prnunced as ________.
A. /ɑːkɪːtˈekt/B. /aːkɪˈtekt/C. /aːˈkɪtekt/D. /ˈɑːkɪtekt/
28. What d we call peple frm ________? We call them ________.
A. Thailand, ThaiB. Britain, British
C. Frence, Frenchmen D. Japan, Japaneses
29. Such ________ fine weather is ________ unusual chance fr us t g hiking.
A. a, an B. /, anC. /, aD. /, the
30. Abut ________ f the students in ur class were brn in ________.
A. three frths. . 1990sB. three-furths. . the 1990s
C. three-frths. . the 1990sD. three furth. . 1990
31. Jerry's mther wndered ________.
A. hw much he bught fr the cmputer
B. that the cmputer wuld cst him a lt
C. hw much he paid fr the cmputer
D. what he will lk like
32. Luna has ________ in bed fr tw hurs after ________ the bk n the desk next t her bed.
A. lied, lying B. lay, lainC. laid, lyingD. lain, laying
33. The little by cried the mment he fund himself ________ in the maze.
A. lsingB. lstC. missesD. missed
34. I have ________ in traveling. Last year I went t Hangzhu and had a ________ trip there.
A. interests; pleased B. interest; pleasant
C. interest; pleasing D. interests; pleasant
35. Millins f turists g t Tian'anmen Square t see sldiers ________ the Chinese natinal flag ________ Natinal Day.
A. rise. . . at B. raising. . . n
C. raise. . n the D. rising. . at the
36. Daniel's used t ding a lt f exercises regularly after class, ________?
A. isn't he B. hasn’t he C. hasn't sheD. isn't she
37. The delivery we lked frward t ________ the secnd day after negtiating with the shp wner.
A. reachedB. arrivingC. reachingD. arrived
38. When he pened his eyes, he saw a man with an axe standing ________ f his bed.
A. in the end B. n the endC. in the endingD. at the end
39. ________ surprised us mst was the way he spke.
A. WhichB. ItC. WhatD. That
40. The visiting prfessr ________ giving lectures t students ________ invited t meetings at times.
A. preferred; t beB. preferred t; rather than
C. preferred; t beingD. preferred; than being
41. His back was ________ when he fell and it still ________.
A. hurt. . . hurts B. hurted. . . hurtedC. hurted. . . hurt D. hurt. . . hurted
42. The teachers hped the student ________ the unit test next time.
A. t passB. culd passC. will passD. passed
43. Did he tell yu ________?
A. wh had seen the film befreB. when he had been back
C. what had happened n himD. what the matter was
44. I nticed he ________ early yesterday mrning.
A. cmeB. cmingC. had cmeD. came
45. --Shall I help yu with the cleaning?
--N, Tm. I can manage it, but ________.
A. It desn't matter. B. Thank yu just the same.
C. I dn't mind. D. It's my pleasure.
46. --D yu mind me ________ t yu in Chinese?
--________.
A. talking; Never mind B. t talk; Certainly nt
C. talking; Nt at all D. t talk; G ahead
Ⅱ. Cmplete the fllwing passage with the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can nly be used nce. (将下列单词或词组填入空格, 每词限填一次)4%
Cncluding with a stunning haul up t 4. 39 billin yuan ($680. 9 millin), the bx ffice fr this year's Natinal Day hliday has pulled in its secnd-highest grss f all time during the same perid, accrding t the live tracker Beacn.
C-directed by Chen Kaige, Hark Tsui and Dante Lam, headlined by Wu Jing and Jacksn Yee, The Battle at Lake Changjin, the 176-minute epic abut the War t Resist US Aggressin and Aid Krea(1950-53), tells the stry f the Chinese Peple's Vlunteers sldiers ____47____ bravely under freezing temperatures in a key campaign at Lake. Changjin, r Chsin Reservir, which dminated the hliday bx ffice charts with an abslute advantage. Raking in 3. 45 billin yuan, the war-themed blckbuster landed far ____48____ f My Cuntry, My Parents, which garnered ver l billin yuan t sit in the N 2 psitin. Chinese animated film "Dear Tutu: Operatin T-Rex"pcketed 7. 67 millin yuan n Saturday, ranking third.
Largely prpelled by The Battle at Lake Changjin, which hit eight recrds fr IMAX China including the highest-grssing film during the Natinal Day hliday, IMAX China ____49____ a recrd-breaking 168 millin yuan, up 30 percent frm the sane perid in 2020.
But this hliday has seen the plarized perfrmances between big-budget films and cmparatively smaller titles. Nne f the ther seven new films released fr the hliday surpassed 50 millin yuan, putting them well belw the 100 millin yuan threshld fr blckbusters in China.
During the Natinal Day hliday, 13 films are being screened with a wide ____50____ f themes frm histry and war, rmance t cartn fantasy. Eleven f these 13 films are made in China.
Ⅱ Fill in the blanks with the wrds in prper. frms. (6%)
51. He sketched ut plans t give cnsumers mre affrdable ________. (chse)
52. Many visitrs were amazed by the cmplex ________ space and abundant building types. (architect)
53. She ________ stepped n his ft n a crwded cmmuter train. (accident)
54. The latest mdel is ne f ________ cars in the wrld. (save)
55. It is knwn that sund travels ________ than light. (slw)
56. Lk at ________ in the mirrr, everyne. (yu)
Ⅲ Fill in the blanks with the verbs in their prper frms. (5%)
57. It was the secnd time that he ________ t a party like this. (invite)
58. Neither the detective nr the plice ________(find) ut any prf yet.
59. The prter with his partners ________ the heavy luggage when his phne rang. (carry)
60. Jane said she ________ staying at hme alne t ging ut tgether with thers. (prefer)
61. Mike tld us his friends ________ their bikes t the cuntryside several times since this year. (ride)
Ⅳ. Rewrite the sentences as required.. (12%)
62. He used t d exercise after dinner. (改为一般疑问句)
________ ________ ________ ________ d exercise after dinner?
63. Hurry up, and yu will be there n time. (保持句意不变)
________ yu ________ hurry up, yu ________ be there n time.
64. Wendy’s always been unkind t the pets, ________ ________?(反疑问句)
65. Wuld yu please tell me? Why didn't he g t France?(合并句子)
Wuld yu please tell me ________ ________ ________ g t France?
66. Jack wrte the mst untidily f all the students in his class. (同意句)
Jack's handwriting ________ ________ than ________ ________ in his class.
67. The bx n the shelf was heavy. The by culdn't carry it. (合并句子)
The bx n the shelf ________ ________ ________ that the by culdn't carry it.
V. Translatin(5%)
68. His jb is ________________________________________. (他的工作是把人们的家具搬到他们的新公寓。)
69. A secretary ________________________________________. (秘书打字、参加会议和做笔记。)
70. He sees ________________________________________. (他看到街道清洁工们在打扫街道。)
71. We ________________________________________. (我们把从加拿大来的人叫做加拿大人。)
72. Nwadays we can ________________________________________. (现在我们可以访问离中国近或远的国家。)
Part IⅢ. Reading Cmprehensin
A. Chse the best answer accrding t the passage(5%)
The kind f music yu like says smething abut yur persnality. S des the way yu dance t certain kinds f music. These findings cme frm tw different research prjects. They used surveys t find ut what kinds f persnalities peple had. Then researchers lked at either hw persnality types matched with peple's favrite kinds f music r hw peple danced.
Dr. Adrian Nrth and his team frm a Sctland university had the persnality study that als lked at peple's taste in music. They surveyed ver 36, 000 peple frm six different cuntries. Dr. Nrth and his team first asked peple questins t find ut if they were utging, creative, hard-wrking r cnfident amng many ther persnality types. He als asked them t rate hw much they like different kinds f music.
It turns ut that peple wh like the same kind f music seem t have similar persnalities. And this is true even if the peple are frm different cuntries. Fr example, peple wh like jazz are usually cnfident and creative but are ften nt utging. Peple wh like rck music are nt hard-wrking and nt cnfident, but they are creative. Peple wh like cuntry are hard-wrking but nt utging. These findings didn't match everyne exactly, but in general, peple's persnality types and taste in music matched surprisingly well.
Dr. Geffrey Luck frm a Finland university studied the cnnectin between persnality. and hw peple danced. Like Dr. Nrth, Dr. Luck als used a survey t determine the persnality types f 900 peple. Then he asked 60 peple with strng persnality types t dance t different kinds f music. While they danced, Dr. Luck recrded them n vide. He then used a cmputer prgram t analyze the way peple mved their bdies.
Dr. Luck fund utging peple mve arund a lt while dancing. Hard-wrking peple tend t mve arund a lt as well, but they als use their hands mre. Peple with easy-ging persnalities tend t dance frm side t side and mve arund mre smthly. Shy r nervus peple dn't mve smthly and they mve frm ne ft t anther.
The next time yu dance, watch the peple arund yu and ask them what kind f music they like, yu can learn a lt abut them.
73. What did Dr. Nrth study?
A. The music f six cuntries.
B. Old and yung peple's taste in music.
C. Surveys f music lvers frm past research.
D. Music preference and persnality.
74. Accrding t Dr. Nrth's research, what is usually true f peple wh like rck music?
A. They are cnfident. B. They are easy-ging.
C. They are creative. D. They are hard-wrking.
75. What is true abut Dr. Nrth and Dr. Luck?
A. They studied the same peple.
B. They used the methd f surveys.
C. They asked peple t listen t music.
D. They wrked fr the same university.
76. Accrding t Dr. Luck's research, hw des a man wh is bth hard-wrking and easy-ging prbably dance?
A. He uses his hands less.
B. He mves arund smthly and uses his hands.
C. He mves frm ne ft t anther.
D. He dances withut mving much.
77. What's the main idea f the passage?
A. Where different kinds f music and dance started.
B. Why peple dance different ways t ppular music.
C. What researchers learned abut prfessinal dancers.
D. Hw music and dance shw peple's persnalities.
B. Chse the wrds r expressins t cmplete the passage(8%)
My grandfather is 72 and last mnth my grandmther celebrated her 70th birthday. I first nticed that they were having truble remembering things when I went t their flat fr dinner. My grandmther frgt a fish was in the ven and ___78___ it. Everyne frgt things smetimes, s did nt think much abut it.
Anther time we arranged t g ut fr dinner tgether. My mther tld my grandfather t meet us at the statin. My grandparents were nt there when we arrived. My mther phned them and my grandfather said they were at hme waiting fr us. They knew we were having dinner tgether but they frgt abut the meeting place. It turned ut that they ___79___ frgetting simple things. I then started thinking abut hw t help my grandparents imprve their memry. Even thugh my memry is gd, I make a list f things I need t bring t schl the next day befre I g t bed. It's gd ___80___ t prevent me frm frgetting anything. I tld my grandparents t write mre things dwn and share infrmatin with each ther. By ding these things, my grandparents can help each ther remember things.
I talked with the schl nurse and she said that eating fruit and fish can imprve memry. She als said that drinking water helps imprve ___81___ and that can als make it easier t remember things. I wrte these suggestins n a piece f paper and gave it t my grandparents.
I als did sme Internet research and fund ut that staying mentally and physically(身心地) ___82___ is anther gd ways t imprve memry. My grandparents watch lts f televisin. I gave them my chess set t help exercise their mind. I als fund ut they used t g dancing. I helped them find a dancing club nearby ___83___ they culd have mre physical exercise.
Since fllwing my advice, my grandparents' memry has really imprved.
78. A) burnt B) cked C) tastedD) made
79. A) stpped B) kept C) began D) tried
80. A) habit B) hbby C) frmD) custm
81. A) ambitinB) additin C) attractin D) attentin
82. A) active B) independent C) cmmn D) safe
83. A) s that B) ifC) as sn as D) until
C. Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds. (6%)
Libraries give kids a quiet and safe place t read and t learn. Fr mre than 100 years, libraries have p___84___ an imprtant rle in Americans' educatin. But hw are these bk-filled buildings changing with the times?Yu may be surprised t find ut.
Benjamin Franklin famusly funded America's first lending library in 1731. But the public library system gt its biggest develpment in the American histry in the late 1800's. Businessman Andrew Carnegie d___85___ millins f dllars t help build free public libraries acrss the cuntry.
Between 1886 and 1919, Carnegie's dnatins helped build 1, 679 new libraries.
Carnegie believed in the chances that libraries culd ___86___ the chances t Americans, yung and ld. He knew that the mre libraries there were, the mre peple wuld have access t bks, lectures, news and mre.
Chances are that there is a p___87___ library in r near yur cmmunity. Yu can easily find ne clse t yur hme. After all, the United States has 9, 225 public libraries. Tday, libraries keep grwing. Seven ut f ten libraries have free Internet. This pens many drs fr peple wh cannt g nline at hme, including the pprtunity t apply fr jbs nline.
Libraries are als. teaching kids abut the fun f reading. The new prgram! Read!Build!Play! adds reading int playtime: As kids listen t a bk being read a___88___, they use Legs(乐高积木)t build images frm the stry h___89___: Tday's libraries are always lking fr creative prgrams t bring peple int the library.
Benjamin Franklin nce said, "The drs f wisdm are never shut. "As lng as the drs r public libraries are pen, what he said is mst certainly crrect!
D. Answer-the fllwing questins. (5%)
In suthern Prtugal, scientists frm the University f Edinburgh have recently fund sme fssil(化石) remains f a previusly unknwn species f a crcdile-like “super salamander”.
The species culd grw up t six feet in length. It lived in lakes and rivers. It was part f a wider grup f primitive amphibians(两栖动物) that were widespread at the time but died ut in the end. They are the ancestrs f mdern amphibians such as frgs. They are believed by scientists t have lived at the same time the dinsaurs began their rule.
Steve Brusatte led the study. He said the new species had hundreds f sharp teeth. It lks smehw "strange"cmpared t anything tday.
Feeding mainly n fish, it was at the tp f the fd chain. But it's als a danger fr newly appeared dinsaurs and mammals that mved t near the water.
The team says the finding cnfirms that this grup f amphibians lived in a mre diverse gegraphic area than had been thught.
The dig began in 2009 and tk several years. The "super salamander" bnes were discvered in a half-meter thick layer f rck in a hillside. The team hpes t raise funds t cntinue explring the site.
90. What have scientists recently fund in suthern Prtugal?
91. Where did the species live?
92. Primitive amphibians lived at the same time the dinsaurs began their rule, didn't they?
93. What did the species mainly feed n?
94. T cntinue explring the site, what des the team need?
参考答案
26-46 CDBBDCDBBBBDDCCACAABC
47-50EBAC
51-56 chices; architecture; accidentally; the safest; mre slwly; yurselves
57-61 had been invited; have fund; was carrying; preferred; had ridden
62. Did he use t
63. If dn’t; will
64.hasn’t she
65. why he didn’t
66. was tidier; anyne else’s
67. was s heavy
68.t mve peple's furniture t their new flats.
69.types, attends meetings, and takes ntes.
70.the street cleaners cleaning the streets.
71.call the peple frm Canada Canadians.
72.visit cuntries near r far away frm China.
73-77 DCBBD
78-83 ACADAA
84-89 played; dnated; ffer; public; alud; happily
90.Sme fssil remains f a previusly unknwn species f a crcdile-like “super salamander”.
91.In lakes and rivers.
92.Yes.
93.Fish.
94.Mre mney/funds.
A. earned B. ahead C. range D. back E. fighting