閱讀理解真題匯編Ⅱ-江蘇地區(qū)2022-2023七年級英語上學(xué)期期末備考-（含答案解析）

江蘇地區(qū)2022-2023七年級英語上學(xué)期期末備考-閱讀理解真

題匯編II

學(xué)校:姓名：班級：考號：

一、閱讀單選

（2022?江蘇泰州）Thehistoryofwomeninspacebegan60yearsago.Sincethen,57

womenastronauts（宇航員）fromninedifferentcountrieshaveflownintospace.

RussianastronautValentinaTereshkovamadehistorybybecoming

thefirstwomaninspace.SheflewintospaceonJune16,1963,and

遢stayedthereforthreedays.

SallyRidebecamethefirstAmericanwomanastronauttotravelinto

▲'，更

space.SheflewintospaceonJune18,1983.ShereturnedonJune

125.

USwomanastronautKarenNybergbegantoworkonthe

InternationalSpaceStationonMay29,2013.Shereturnedin

渝November,2013.

WangYaping,thesecondChinesewomanastronaut,flewintospace

onJune1,2013.Shestayedinspacefor15daysandbecamethe

firstChineseteacherinspace.

1.Thefirstwomaninspaceisfrom.A.ChinaB.America

C.FranceD.Russia

2.ThefirstAmericanwomanastronautflewintospaceon.

A.June11,2013B.June18,1983C.May29,2013D.June16,1963

3.haseverworkedontheInternationalSpaceStation.

A.ValentinaTereshkovaB.SallyRideC.KarenNyberg

D.WangYaping

4.WangYapingisthewomanastronauttoflyintospaceinChina.

A.2ndB.4thC.50thD.57th

5.What'sthebesttitleforthearticle?

A.TheHistoryofWomen.B.TheInternationalSpaceStation.

C.WomenTeachersinSpace.D.WomenAstronauts.

（2022?江蘇泰州）

Afewyearsago,myhusbandandIwereonanislandforalongholidaywithourtwo

littledaughters.Aswetalkedaboutwhattodonext,ourdaughterstolduswhattheywanted

todo.Weagreed.

Assoonaswewalkedintothebutterflymuseum,wesawthousandsofbeautiful

butterflies.Theyallflewwiththeircolourfulwings.Mygirlswerejumpingupanddown,and

Iknewwemadetherightdecision（決定）tocometothemuseum.Theywerehavingsomuch

fun.

1turnedtoourguideandasked,uHowlongdobutterflieslive?^^Shesaid,“Foraboutten

days.^^

“Whatcanbutterfliesdointendays?^^

Theguidestopped,lookedatmeandsaid,“Theymaketheworldamorebeautifulplace.,,

Afterwesaidgoodbye,Ithoughtaboutwhattheguidesaid.Shewasright.Weallhave

somethingtooffertheworldwiththetimewehave.Ifwespendthetimedoingmanythings

forothers,weallcanmaketheworldabetterplace.

6.Whatdidthegirlswanttodo?

A.Tomaketheworldbeautiful.B.Togotovisitanisland.

C.Tolistentothetourguide.D.Tovisitthebutterflymuseum.

7.Whatmadethewriterthinktheymadetherightdecision?

A.Sheknewhowlongbutterflieslived.B.Theywerewelcomedinthemuseum.

C.Theirdaughterswerehavingagoodtime.D.Shewashappyontheisland.

8.Howlongdoesabutterflylive?

A.10years.B.10months.C.10days.D.10hours.

9.WhichofthefollowingistheRIGHTtimeorderofwhathappenedaccordingtothe

passage?

①Thefamilywerestayingonanisland.

②Thefamilywenttothebutterflymuseum.

（3）Thewriterkeptthinkingabouttheguide'swords.

@Thegirlsenjoyedthemselvesinthebutterflymuseum.

A.①②③④B.①②④③C.①④②③D.②①③④

10.Whatdoesthewritermainlytellusinthelastparagraph?

A.Whentheysaidgoodbyetotheguide.B.Whytheywenttothebutterflymuseum.

C.Whatshelearnedfromtheguide'swords.D.Howshewouldmakeherhomeabetter

place.

（2022?江蘇泰州）

Whatareblindboxes?Theblindboxesdon'tletbuyersseewhafsinside.Inthisway,

blindboxesbecomepopularallovertheworld.

Butisitrighttobuythe“petblindboxes"?Theanswermaybeno.Recently,volunteers

（志愿者）fromananimalcentreinChengdufoundabout160petpackages（包裹）onMay

3.Avolunteersaidfourdogsandcatsweredead,andmorethantwelveweresickwith

diseases（疾病）,includingdistemper（貓或狗的瘟熱）andcatplague（瘟疫）.Forthepet

blindboxes,peopleonlyneedtopayabout10yuantobuyadogoracat.Soalotofpeople

especiallythestudentschoosetobuythepetblindboxesbecauseofthelowprice.However,

shippingprocess（運輸過程）makestheanimalsdieeasily.

Ifyoureallywanttobuyapet,you'dbetter:

First,buyapetatapetshop.Makesureitishealthy.Ifnot,takeittothedoctorfora

treatment.Second,shareenoughtime,careandlovewithyourpetbecauseifsoneofyour

familymembers.Third,neverhurtyourpet.Alwaysrememberitisagiftforyourownlife.

11.Whatisablindbox?

A.Aboxforfree.B.Aboxatahighprice.

C.Aboxwithnothinginside.D.Aboxthatbuyersdon'tknowwhat's

inside.

12.Whathappenedtothepetsinthepackages?

A.Theyranaway.B.Theybit（咬）eachother.

C.Someofthemweredead.D.Mostofthemenjoyedstayinginside.

13.Whydostudentschoosetobuythepetblindboxes?

A.Becausepetsarelovely.B.Becausepetsarepopular.

C.Becausethepriceislow.D.Becausepetsareeasytolookafter.

14.WhichofthefollowingadviceisNOTmentioned（提到）inthepassage?

A?Nohurtingthepet.B.Sellingthepetformoney.

C.Buyingapetfromapetshop.D.Treating（對待）thepetasafamily

member.

15.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitle（標(biāo)題）?

A.Pets.B.PetBlindBoxesandHowtoTreatPets.

C.HowtoGetBlindBox.D.WhyWeNeedaPet.

（2022?江蘇泰州）

..務(wù)

BEIJING之022

95^

Wintermaybeover,butagroupofchildreninBeijingisstillplayingandlearninga

specialwintersport.Theyaredressedformatches.Theyholdacurved（彎曲的）woodenstick

intheirhandsandwearthick-padded（厚墊肩的）coats,helmets（頭盔）andiceskates.They

areheretoconquer（征服）theice.Theyglide（滑行）.Theyoftenfalldown.Buttheynever

giveup.TheyarefullofenergyandpridebecauseBeijinghoststhe2022WinterOlympics.

Icehockey（冰上曲棍球）isn'tstronginChinesesportshistoryandisn'tpopularacross

thecountry.Inthepast,icehockeywasmostlypopularinnortheastChina.Onlybigcitiesin

threeprovinces（?。﹊nnortheastChinahavetheirownicehockeyteams.

Butnow,Beijing,asthehostcityofthe2022WinterOlympics,areactivelyworkingon

thepromotion（推廣）ofwintersportstheseyears.Thecitysetsup15icehockeyclubsand

116youthicehockeyteams（withnearly2,000players）.Someschoolsareusedaswinter

sportsspecialschools.TheirstudentshavethechancetolearntoskateinPElessons.

“IbelievemoreandmorechildreninBeijing,Shanghai,GuangzhouandShenzhenwill

starttolearnicehockey.ItisnotonlybecauseoftheWinterOlympics,butalsotheattraction

（吸弓I力）ofthesportsitself;itattractspeopletoplayitandenjoyit."saysaplayerfromthe

Chinanationalicehockeyteam.

16.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Childrenplayicehockeyonlybecauseoftheprideofthemselves.

B.ChildreninBeijingarebecominginterestedinicehockeybecauseoftheBeijing2022

WinterOlympics.

C.Childrendon'twanttolearntoskatebecausetheyoftenfalldownontheice.

D.Icehockeyequipment（設(shè)備）istooexpensiveformostpeople.

17.Icehockey.

①isaWinterOlympicsport②hasalonghistoryinChina③ispopularinnortheastChina

④willattractmorepeopleinChinatoplayitandenjoyit

A.①②③B.①②④C.①③④D.②③④

18.HowmanyyouthicehockeyteamsdoesBeijingcitysetup?

A.15.B.2,000.C.2,022.D.116.

19.WhatdoWinterOlympicsgivestudentsinwintersportsspecialschoolthechancefor?

A.TolearntoskateinPEclasses.B.Tovisiticestadiums（體育場）inother

bigcities.

C.Totakepartinthe2022WinterOlympics.D.Towatchicehockey.

20.Inwhichcolumn（欄目）canwefindthepassageinthenewspaper?

A.Music.B.FilmC.Travelling.D.Sports.

（2022?江蘇南通）

Englishcornerprogram（節(jié)目）

Time:Tuesdayafternoon:1:30—2:10

Thursdayafternoon:3:30—4:10

Place:Room302

Activities:

1.Playguessinggames;

2.LearnEnglishsongs;

3.Talkaboutourfavoriteanimals.

Toattend（參加）theactivity,studentshaveto:

1.Arrive（到達）fiveminutesearly;

2.Bringapencilandsomepiecesofblankpaper（空白

紙）.

21.Whatisthisposterabout?A.Astudyplan.B.Amovie（電影）club.

C.AschoofsEnglishcornerprogram.D.Gettingreadyforatrip.

22.WhenshouldJackaiTiveifhewantstoattendtheactivityonThursday?

A.1:25pm.B.2:05pm.C.3:25pm.D.4:05pm.

23.Whatdoweknowfromtheposter?

A.Studentscangotoroom203.

B.Studentsdon'tneedtotakeanything.

C.Studentscanplaygameswiththeirpets.

D.StudentscanlearntosingEnglishsongs.

（2022?江蘇南通）Howdoyouusuallyhold（握?。゛nduseyoursmartphone（智能手

機）？Yourchoice（選擇）cansaysomethingaboutyourself.

Analysis（分析）

Picture1.Youareveryconfident（自信的）.Youarereadytorisk（冒險）itallforyour

goals（目標(biāo)）.

Picture2.Youaresmartandclever.Youalwayshaveaplaninmind（在心里）before

doingsomethingimportant.

Picture3.Youarequick（快的）andreadytomakedecisions（做決定）rightaway（立亥lj）.

Youfeelfreeinnewenvironments（環(huán)境）.

Picture4.Youhavealotofbigideas.Youmakethemhappen（發(fā)生）bytakingaction（采

取行動）insteadto（而不是）justthinkingaboutthem.

Itisjustforfun.Don'ttakeitseriously（認真地）.

24.Ifyouholdandusethemobilewithonehand,youmaybe.

A.smartB.confidentC.quickD.lucky

25.TomgoestotheUKforstudyalone（獨自地）.Andhemakessomefriendstherequickly

andenjoystheschoolverymuch.Accordingtothepassage,hemayholdthephonelike

A.Picture1B.Picture2C.Picture3D.Picture4

26.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofthe"Analysis”？

A.Don'tbelieve（相信）ittoomuch.

B.It'susefultosaysomethingaboutpeople.

C.Peoplehavemorewaystousesmartphones.

D.Weshouldrememberthewayofholdingthephone.

（2022?江蘇南通）Videocameras（攝像頭）arealmosteverywhereinChina:schools,

cinemasandshops.Butinrecent（最近的）years,theyentered（進入）ourhomes.Many

parentssetup（安裝）camerasathometowatchtheirchildren'sonlineclassesandhomework.

Arecamerasreallyhelpful?Whatdostudentsthinkaboutit?TEENS（十幾歲）invited（邀請）

twostudentstoshare（分享）theirideas.

LuoYuzhe,15,Gansu

Iliketolieinbedandwatchvideosinsteadof（而不是）studying.Thisaffects（影響）my

studiesandmakesmygradesworse（更糟）.Somyparentssetupacameratokeepaneyeon

（留意）me.

Itworks.Withthecamerawatching,Ihavetodomyhomeworkfirstandmakeplansfor

studyingathome.WhenIamalone（獨自的）alhome,thecameramakesmefeelsafe

becauseIknowthatmypatentsarewatchingontheotherside.Mygradesgetbetter（更好的）

afterayear.

ZhaoXin,15,Beijing

Earlierthisyear,myparentssetupacamerainmyroom.Ireallydon'tlikeitbecauseI

feelliketherearealwayseyeswatchingme.IfeelsouncomfortablethatIcan'tsleepwellat

night.Knowingthereisacameraaround,whenmyfriendscometomyhome,theywillspeak

quietlyandcarefully（小心地）.Wecan'thavepillowfights（打仗）.Iamsad.SoIaskmy

parentstotakethecameraaway.TheyagreeifIcanbehave（表現(xiàn)）well.Ifeelhappyandfree

now.

27.WhydoLuoYuzhe'sparentssetupacameraathome?Because.

A.theywanttowatchtheirson

B.itisverypopularandimportant

C.theboydoesn'tspendtimeonvideos

D.theywanttomaketheboyfeelsafe

28.ZhaoXindoesn'tlikethecamerainherroombecause.

A.itmakeshersleepwell

B.shecanbehaveverywell

C.shewantstospeakcarefully（仔細地）

D.shefeelsherparentsalwayswatchher

29.What'sthemeaningof"grades"inthesecondparagraph?

A.成績B.年級C.興趣D,性格

30.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.LuoYuzheisastudentfromBeijing.

B.Familiesseldomsetupcamerasathome.

C.Camerasarereallyhelpfultothestudents.

D.Studentshavedifferentideasaboutcameras.

（2022?江蘇南通）

Aftersayinggoodbyetoher5-year-olddaughter,WangYaping,ZhaiZhigangandYe

Guangfiu,gointospace（太空）intheShenzhouXIIIonOct.16.

The41-year-oldWangbecomesthefirstwomanastronaut（宇航員）toTiangongspace

station.Theywillstaythereforsixmonths.Theywilldoexperiments（實驗）andWangwill

alsodothefirstspacewalk（航天能外活動）byaChinesewoman.

Wang'sspacedreamstartsin2003.Shethinks,"Chinanowhasamanastronaut.When

willtherebeawomanastronaut?”

Aftershefliesfor1,600hours,Wangisastrongcandidate（候選人）tobecomean

astronautin2010.Shepractiseshard,gettingthesametraining（訓(xùn)I練）asmen,includingthe

pull-upsandbarbells.fctThespaceenvironment（環(huán)境）won'tchangebecauseyouarea

womanJshesays.

Thedifficultpartisthehigh-Gtraining."There5saredbutton（按鈕）tostopthetraining^^

saysWang“Ifyoucan'tbear（忍受）,youcanstopit."ButWangneverusesit."Thereisno

suchredbuttoninmyheart（心、臟）

Herdreamcomestruein2013.ShebecomesamemberoftheteamfortheShenzhouX

mission（任務(wù)）.

Wangsayswomenhavetheirownadvantages（優(yōu)勢）.“Womenaremorepatient（耐心）

andtheydon'tfeellonely（JIR獨）easily.Women'sheartsarealsoeasiertoadapt（適應(yīng)）tothe

spaceenvironment,makingthemmorefitforlong-termmissions.

31.WhichofthefollowingaboutWangYapingistrue?

A.Shebecomesanastronautin2010.

B.Sheis41yearsoldwitha6-year-oldson.

C.Sheisamemberoftheteamtothemoon.

D.SheisthefirstwomanastronauttoTiangongspacestation.

32.WangYapingwillstayinthespacefor.

A.sixmonthsB.threeyearsC.twomonthsD.tendays

33.WhatdoWang'swordsmean（意思是）inParagraph4?

A.Thespaceenvironmentiseasytochange.

B.Bothmenandwomenastronautscangotospace.

C.It'smoredifficultforwomentoliveinspacethanmen.

D.Menandwomenwillmeetthesameproblemsinspace.

34.Whatadvantages（優(yōu)勢）doesawomanastronauthave,accordingtoWang?

A.Lookingthinner.B.Havingmorefriends.

C.Notfeelinglonelyeasily.D.Gettingmoretraining.

35.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A.Aspacetripbythreeastronauts.

B.Womenastronauts5lifeinspace.

C.Howawomanastronaut'sdreamcomestrue.

D.WhereChina'sTiangongspacestationis.

（2022?江蘇連云港）Catshavemanydifferentinterestingpersonalities（性格）.Hereare

fourofthem.

36.IfSimonwantsacattoplayballswithhim,whichoneshouldhehave?A.ASiamesecat.

B.APersiancat.C.ABengalcat.D.ARussianBlue

cat.

37.Fromthearticle,weknowthat.

A.BengalcatsarethemosttimidB?Siamesecatslikecleaningtheireyes

C.Persiancatsdon5tlikegettingupearlyD.RussianBluecatsaren'tafraidofbig

noise

38.Whafsthebesttitleforthearticle?

A.Cats'FavoriteFoodB.HowCatsHelpOtherPeople

C.WhyCatsCleanHairD.Cats'DifferentPersonalities

（2022?江蘇連云港）Amouseranacrossthefaceofasleepinglionandwokehimup.

Thelionwasveryangry.Heputouthispawandcaughtthemouse.

"Youwokemeup,“hesaid."Iwillnoweatyou.”

“Pleasedon't,"themousesaid.t6Ifyouletmealive,Ipromise（承諾）Iwillhelpyouone

day.

Thelionlaughed.Hecouldn'tthinkofhowasmallmousecouldeverhelphim,buthe

said,"Verywell.Tilletyougothistime.Butdon'twakemeupagain.”

Ayearpassed.Thelionfellintoaholedugbyahunter.Thehunterthentiedhimupwith

ropes.Theliontriedtogetaway,buthecouldnot.

Themousespoketothelion,“Doyourememberme?Youletmefreeayearago.NowI

canreturnyourhelp.^^

Themousebegantocutintotheropewithhisteeth.Theliongotoutoftherope,and

climbedoutofthehole.Hewasfree!

39.Whydidthelionlaughwhenheheardthemouse'spromise?

A.Hecouldeatthemousefinally.B.Hecouldrunawayfromthehunter.

C.Hewasn'tafraidoffallingintoahole.D.Hedidn'tthinkthemousecouldhelp

him.

40.Whichistherightorderforthemouse?

a.Itwokeupthelion.

b.Ithelpedthelionbefree.

c.Itwascaughtbythelion.

d.Itpromisedtheliontohelphim.

A.a-c-d-bB.a-d-b-cC.d-b-c-aD.d-a-c-b

41.Themousehelpedthelionby

A.wakingitupagainB.askingthehuntertorun

C.givingthelionsomefoodD.cuttingintotheropewithteeth

42.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusfromthestory?

A.Wehavetobecarefulwhenweareoutside.

B.Weneedtohelpanimalswhentheyareinneed.

C.Sometimesevensmallonescanhelpstrongones.

D.It'sdangeroustowakeupalionwhenitissleeping.

（2022?江蘇連云港）JessicaandEllenwerehavingfunattheparkneartheirhome.It

wasahotsummerday.Theylovedthefeelingoftheairontheirfaceswhentheywere

running.Afteralittlewhile,theywantedtohavearest.Theirmumgavethetwinssome

moneytogetasummertreatatthepark'ssnackshop.

“Whatareyougetting?”askedJessica.wantanorangepopsicle（冰棒）.That'smy

favouritekind.^^answeredEllen.Thegirlsboughttwopopsiclesandwenthomehappily.

Theywantedtoknowwhomadethefirstpopsicle,sotheyaskedtheirmom.44Oh,the

firstpopsiclewasmadebyaboyjustaboutyourage.Hewaseleven.Hemixedjuiceand

watertogetherandputitonthetableoutsidethehouse.Heforgottobringhisdrinkintothe

houseanditfrozebecauseitwasreallycoldoutside.That'showthefirstpopsiclewasmade.

Latertheboymademoreandsoldthemtotheneighbors.Whenhegrewup,hestarteda

popsiclefactory.”

Thetwogirlsfeltverysurprisedthatalittleboymadethefirstpopsicle.Theyreally

hopedthattheycouldinventsomethingnewoneday.

43.Fromthefirsttwoparagraphs,weknowthatthegirls.

A.likedtheapplepopsicleB.ranonacoldwinterday

C.boughtonlyonepopsicleD.hadagoodtimeinthepark

44.Howdidthegirlsfeelafterhearingthestory?

A.Tired.B.Surprised.C.Afraid.D.Happy.

45.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“invent“inparagraph4probablymean?

A.buyB.borrowC.makeD.stop

46.Thegirls'mothertoldthem.

A.theplacetobuypopsiclesB.thewayofmakingpopsicles

C.thestoryofthefirstpopsicleD.thebesttimetoeatpopsicles

（2022?江蘇?景山）,Clean-UpDayfallsonthethirdSaturdayofJanuary.

?Comewithyourfamilyandneighbors.

January22,20229:00

a.m.~11:30a.m.

MeetinStrawberry

Park

First,lefspickuptherubbishinStrawberryParknexttoourneighborhood.Remember

towearcomfortableclothesandbringyourgloves.We'Hgiveyourubbishbags.Freelunch

forvolunteersisattherestaurantnearthepark.At1:00p.m,comebacktoourneighborhood

togoonwiththeclean-up!

1:00p.m.~3:00

p.m.Meetinour

neighborhood

We'llpreparecleaningtools（工具）fbryou.Aftertheclean-up,we'llhaveanafternoon

teafrom3:00to4:00.Acheesecakeandacupofhotcoffeearewaitingforyou!Let'senjoy

ourClean-UpDay!

47.Clean-UpDayison,January22.

A.FridayB.SaturdayC.SundayD.Monday

48.Volunteersshouldwhentheygototheparktodoclean-up.

A.wearsportsshoesB.bringrubbishbags

C.taketheirglovesD.invitetheirfriends

49.Whatcanweknowfromthereading?

A.Volunteersshouldbeteenagers.B.Theclean-upactivityhastwoparts.

C.Volunteershavetoworkforfivehours.D.Theactivitystartsinaneighborhood.

（2022?江蘇?景山）JohnisfromNewYork.Hishomeisneartheschool.Soheoften

goestoschoolbybike.Everydayittakeshimaboutfifteenminutestogetthere.Healways

getstoschoolontime.

MaryisastudentofamiddleschoolinTokyo.Theschoolisfarfromherhome.Every

dayshehastogotoschoolbysubway.Ittakesheraboutfortyminutes.Sheoftengetsup

veryearlybecauseshedoesn'twanttobelatefbrschool.Sheisagoodstudent.

Jenny'shomeisinLondon.Itisfarfromherschool.Sheusuallygoestoschoolbybus.

Thiskindofbushastwofloors.Ittakesheranhoureveryday.Shemustgetupveryearly

everymorning.Sheoftengetstoschoolearly.

TomisastudentofamiddleschoolinIceland（冰島）.Thereissnowallyearround.So

heusuallygoestoschoolbysledge（雪橇）.Ittakesabouttwentyminutestogetthere.Heis

sometimeslateforschool.

50.HowlongdoesittakeMarytogotoschool?

A.15minutes.B.40minutes.C.Anhour.D.20minutes.

51.WhydoesTomusuallygotoschoolbysledge?

A.Becausehishomeisneartheschool.

B.BecausethereisnobusinIceland.

C.BecausethereissnowallyearroundinIceland.

D.Becausehecan'trideabike.

52.Thetext（文章）tellsus.

A.howstudentscangettoschoolontime

B.howstudentsinothercountriesgotoschool

C.studentsshouldgetupearly

D.studentsshouldstudyhard

（2022?江蘇?景山）Thecassowary（食火雞）isoneoftheworld'slargestbirds.Itcan

growuptoabout2meterstall.Itcan'tfly.Itgetsaroundbywalkingonitslargelegsandbig

feet.Itcanrunupto50km/handjump1.5meters.Andit'salsoagoodswimmer.Itcancross

wideriversandswiminthesea.

Thecassowaryisveryshy,butitcankillpeople.It5sabirdwetrytoleavealoneas

muchaspossible.However,anewstudyshowsthatsomeancient（古代的）peoplehada

differentidea-theyraised（飼養(yǎng)）cassowariesmuchasweraisechickensnow.

Today,PapuaNewGuineaisoneofthetwohomestothecassowary（theotheris

Australia）.AteamofscientistsinPapuaNewGuineawantedtoknowmoreabouthow

ancientpeoplelivedtheremanythousandsofyearsago.Theycollectedaround1,000

fossilized（變成化石的）eggshellpiecesandstudiedthem.Thisnewsaboutcassowarieswas

oneoftheirfindings.

Thecassowaryisfamousastheworld'smostdangerousbird.Sowhywouldanyonetry

toraiseit?It'struethatpeoplecan'treallykeepacassowaryasapet.Butifthey'recareful

enough,theycankeepcassowariesonafarm.Asforthereason,foodcomesfirst!Eventoday

inPapuaNewGuinea,cassowarymeatisadeliciousdish.Butthat'snotall.Thecassowary's

bones（骨頭）canbeusedastools.Itsfeathers（羽毛）canbeusedtomakeclothes.Thereis

everyreasontobelievethatancientpeoplethoughtthesamethousandsofyearsago.

53.WhatisNOTtrueaboutthecassowary?

A.Itcanflyhigh.B.Itcanrunfast.

C.Itcangrowtall.D.Itcanswimwell.

54.Thestudyshowsthatpeopleinancienttimes.

A.hadfarmsB.keptfarawayfromcassowaries

C.hadlargelegsandbigfeetD.raisedcassowaries

55.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"them"inParagraph3referto?

A.Ancientpeople'sthoughts.B.Cassowary'sbonesandfeathers.

C.Thefossilizedeggshellpieces.D.PapuaNewGuineaandAustralia.

56.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?

A.Whythecassowaryisdangerous.

B.Whypeopleraisedthecassowary.

C.Howpeopleraisedthecassowary.

D.Wherepeopleraisedthecassowary.

（2022?江蘇?景山）Didyouknowthatyoucaneatarainbow（彩虹）？Youcan'teata

rainbowinthesky,ofcourse.Youcanmakeahealthyrainbowoutofallthedifferentcolors

offruitsandvegetables.

Aredapplecanhelpkeepyourheartstrong.Eatsomeslicesofthisfruitforahealthy

snack.Redraspberries（紅覆盆子）canhelpkeepyoufromgettingsick.Eatahandfulofthis

fruitinsteadofcandy.

Anorangecarrotcanhelpkeepyoureyeshealthy.Thisvegetableisjustplainfunto

crunchbetweenyourteeth.Anorangeisfilledwithvitamins（維生素）thatcanhelpkeepyou

fromcatchingacold.Squeezethisfruitforsometangyjuicewithbreakfastinthemorning.

Ayellowbananacangiveyoutonsofenergy.Peelandeatthisfruitbeforeyouplay.

Yellowcomcanhelpkeepyourstomachhealthy.Munchthisvegetablerightoffthecobata

picnic.

Agreenavocado（牛油果）canhelpyourbodytakeinallthestuff（東西）itneeds.Squish

upthisfruittomakeacreamydipforchips.Greenbroccoli（綠花椰菜）canhelpkeepyour

bonesstrong.Pretendyouareadinosaureatingatreeandchowdownonthisvegetable.

Blueberries（藍莓）canhelpyourememberthings.Eatthisfruiteverydaytohelpyoudo

wellinschool.

Purpleplums（李子）helpfoodmovethroughyourbody.Getstickywithabiteofthis

juicyfruit.Purplegrapescanhelpkeepblood（血液）movingaroundyourbody.Tossabunch

ofthisfruitinthefreezerandhaveachillytreat.

Thesefruitsandvegetablesarejustafewthatcanmakeupafoodrainbow.Eatinga

rainboweverydayisafunandcolorfulwaytostayhealthy.Howmanycolorswillyoueat

today?

57.Whichisnottheadvantage（好處）ofeatingrainbowfood?

A.Keepingyourheartstrong.B.Givingyoutonsofenergy.

C.Keepingyourstomachunhealthy.D.Keepingbloodmovingaroundyour

body.

58.Whatdoes“Squeeze"meaninParagraph3?

A.緊握B.榨取C.破壞D.壓迫

59.WhichofthefollowingisTrue?

A.Redraspberriescanhelpyourememberthings.

B.Agreenavocadocanhelpkeepyoufromgettingsick.

C.Blueberriescanhelpyour