閱讀理解說明文（較難）20篇（浙江期末真題）（原卷版）-2024-2025學(xué)年七年級英語上冊

2024-2025學(xué)年七年級英語上冊單元模塊滿分必刷題（人教版2024）閱讀理解說明文（較難）20篇（浙江期末真題）期末真題+名校模擬（23-24七年級上·浙江杭州·期末）Chinakeepsthesametimeoveralltheseasonsinayear.Butit’sdifferentinmanycountries,liketheUKandGermany.Thesecountrieshavesummertimeandwintertime.InMarch,theyset(設(shè)置)theirclocksonehourforward(往前),However,inOctoberorNovember,theysettheirclocksonehourback.IntheNorthernHemisphere(北半球),afterMarch23,daysslowlybecomelongerandthesuncomesoutearlier.Duringthattime,ifpeoplewakeupearlier,theycanusemoresunlight(陽光).Itsaveselectricity(電).Inthewinter,however,theycansleepmoreinthemorningtosaveelectricity.Peopleworkingincinemasdislikesettingtheclock.Theysaythatwhenpeoplegetmoresunlight,theydon’twanttogotodarkcinemas.Butbaseballloverslikeit.Whentheyareinsummertime,theycanplayforalongertimebecausethereismoresunlight.1．Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph1and2?A．Chinahassummertimeallyeararound. B．Chinakeepsthesametimeinayear.C．TheUKhaswinterandspringtime. D．TheUKsetstheirclockseveryseason.2．Whatmighttheunderlinedword“saves”meaninthepassage?A．浪費(fèi) 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.That’swhymoreandmorepeoplecometotheHuazhaoFestivaltoenjoythebeautifulandbusypartyinspring.TheHuazhaoFestivalisthebirthdayofallflowersandithappensonthe2nd,12thor15thdayofFebruaryoftheChineselunarcalendar(農(nóng)歷).PeoplestartedtocelebratethebirthdayofflowersbeforetheQinDynastyanditbecameafestivalduringtheSuiandTangDynasties.IntheTangDynasty,itwasoneofthethreeimportantcelebrationsalloverChina.TheHuazhaoFestivalisrichincustoms(習(xí)俗).YoungpeoplewearHanfu,akindoftraditionalChineseclothesandhaveoutings.Thefestivalisinearlyspring,soit’ssuchagreattimetohaveanoutingtoenjoythespringtime.Girlsputcolorfulpaper-cutsontheflowerstems(花莖).Theyhopetheycanbeasyoungandbeautifulasflowers.Also,peopleindifferentplacesofChinaplantflowers.Theythinkthatflowersplantedonthatdaycangrowwell.Atthefestival,theflowerfair(集市)isthemostpopular.Therearelotsoffunactivitiesinthefair,suchasmakingflowercakesandplayingmusic.TheHuazhaoFestivalisanexcitingpartytoseethebeautifulspringanditalsohelpspeoplelearnmoreaboutChinesetraditions.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(dú)的)sometimes.Butfirst,youshould(應(yīng)該)trytofindoutwhatmakesyoufeellonely.Comingtoanewplacecanmakeyoufeellonely.Whenyoucometoanewplace,youmaybeafraidtotalkwithothersandthenyoumayfeellonely.Sometimesyourparentsorteachersdon’tletyoudothingsyourfriendscando.Theythinkthesethingsmaynotbegoodforyou.Youmayfeellonelyatthistime.Whenspecialpeopleleaveyou,youmayfeellonely.Theycanbeyourfamilyorfriends.Youmaynotwanttotalkwithothersaftertheyleave.Feelinglonelyforalongtimecanmakeyoufeelverydepressed.Ifyoufeelsadallthetime,itwillnotbegoodforyourhealth.Soyoushouldtrytoknowhowtosolve(解決)itwhenyoufeellonely.Herearesomewaystohelpyou.First,learntochange(改變)yourself.Whenyoucometoanewplace,justgototalkwithothersactively(積極地).Whenyourfamilyorfriendsleaveyou,youcanmakesomenewfriends.Second,learntotalkwithyourparentsandteachers.Tellthemhowyoufeel,andlistentowhattheysay.Afteryoutalkwiththem,youmayfindagoodwaytodealwiththeproblem.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,youarelookingafteryourselfwell.Thenwhatdoyouneedtodo?Keepreading.②Eatfoodfromallthefoodgroups.Inthisway,youcangetalotofnutrition(營養(yǎng)).Soyoucan’tjusteatwhatyoulike.It’snotgoodforyourhealth(健康).③Havebreakfast,lunchanddinnerattherighttime.Eatingthreemealswithsnackssometimesisthebestwaytogetenergy.Atthesametime,eachofyourmealsneedstotakeabout20minutes,becauseittakes20minutesforyoutofeelyoucan’teatmore.Atthattime,stopdoingthat.④Don’tgettoomuchsugar(糖).Thereisalotofsugarincakes,cookiesandcandies.It’sOKtoeatthem,buttheycan’treplace(代替)yourbreakfast,lunchordinner.⑤Healthyeatingcanhelpyoutokeephealthy.It’simportantforyoutohaveahealthybodyifyouwanttoenjoyyourlife.Sostartfromnowon.Eathealthily!1．WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT(正確的)?A．Justeatwhatyoulike. B．Eatcookiesforbreakfast.C．Havedinnerfor30minutes. D．Havethreemealsattherighttime.2．Whichofthefollowingcanshowthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthepassage?A． B． C． D．3．Inwhichpartofanewspaper(報紙)mayyoureadthispassage?A．History. B．Health. C．Art. D．Science.（22-23七年級上·浙江臺州·期末）Wherearemykeys?Where’smyphone?Ican’tfindmymathbook.Doesthissoundlikeyou?Ifyes,thesetwothingsherecanhelpyou.First,forabout$79.99,youcanbuya“Loc8torLite”withspecialtags(標(biāo)簽).Here’showithelps.Youputthesmalltagsonyourthingslikekeysoraphone.Whenyoulosethem,the“Loc8tor”sendsoutasignal(信號)tofindthem.ALoc8torcanhelpfindfourdifferentthingswithtags.Itwillfindthingsasfaras120meters.Youcanalsogotoawebsitecalled“TrackItBack”().Itisforthingslostoutside(在外面)yourhome.Onthiswebsite,youcanregister(注冊)thingsthatyouoftenlose,likephones,passportsandluggage.“TrackItBack”willgiveyouIDlabelsforthem.YouputtheIDlabelsonthesethings.Ifsomeonefindsthem,theycangoto“TrackItBack”,andyoucangetyourthingsback.Well,justhaveaplaceforeverythingandputeverythinginitsplace.Isn’titeasierforyoutofindthings?1．Howmuchisa“Loc8torLite”?A．$7. B．$8. C．$79.99. D．$120.2．Whenyouuse“TrackItBack”,youwillfirst_________.A．putthetagsonyourthings B．findthethingsyoulostC．getIDlabelsforyourthings D．registeryourthingsonthewebsite3．Accordingtothepassage,ifyouoftenloseyourjacketafterplayingsoccer,youcan_________.A．buya“Loc8torLite” B．a(chǎn)skyourteacherforitC．try“TrackItBack” D．gotoLostandFound4．Thewriterwritesthispassageinordertotell(告訴)us_________.A．howtobuyaLoc8tor B．howtofindlostthingsC．howtokeepthingstidy D．howtouse“TrackItBack”（22-23七年級上·浙江溫州·期末）InChina,peopleplayliondancesonbigdaysliketheChineseNewYear,becausetheythinktheliondancecanbringgoodluck.TheliondancestartedinChinaover1000yearsago.IntheHanDynasty*,peoplefromCentralAsiagavelionsaspresentstotheChineseking.IntheThreeKingdomsPeriod*,peoplebeganwearinglion-likeclothestocelebratefestivals.Itwasthefirstliondance.IntheTangDynasty,itbecamemoreimportant.InChina,therearetwokindsofliondances-theNorthernkindandtheSouthernkind.TheNorthernlionisredandyellow,anditlooksdangerous,likeareallion.Thereisusuallyafatherlion,amotherlion,andsometimeslittlelionsintheNorthernliondance.TheSouthernlionislikeacatandithasmoredifferentcolours.Theliondanceneedsonemandancingtheheadandtheothermandancingthetail.ButintheNorthernliondance,there’sadancerwithaballstandingbeforethelion.TheNorthernliondanceisusuallyforfun,andthemusicislively.ThemusicoftheSouthernliondanceisexcitingaswell.Theliondanceisalwaysagreatartforpeopleallovertheworldandthevalue*ofitneverchanges*overtime.1．Accordingtothepassage,theliondancestartedin________.A．China B．CentralAsia C．theHanDynasty D．theTangDynasty2．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!Marmaladeismadefromorangesandjamismadefromotherfruit.Formanypeople,lunchduringtheweekisaquickmeal.Incitiestherearealotofsandwichshopswhereofficeworkerscanchoosethekindofbreadtheywantandthenthesaladandmeattogointhesandwich.OnSundaysmanyfamilieshaveatraditionallunch.Theyhaveroastmeat,withpotatoes,vegetablesandgravy.Gravyisasaucemadefromthemeatjuices.“Tea”meanstwothingsinBritain.It’sbothahotdrinkandameal!Somepeoplehaveafternoontea,withsandwiches,cakes,and,ofcourse,acupoftea.Creamteasarepopular.Youhavescones(akindofcakes)withcreamandjam.Britishpeopleusuallyhavedinnersbetween6:00and8:00,andoftenthewholefamilyeattogether.TheBritishlikefoodfromothercountries,too,likeItaly,France,ChinaandIndia.EatinginBritainisquiteinternational!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).Let’sreadabouthowtheyaredifferent(不同).LivingthingsAlivingthingcangrowandchange.Aplantisalivingthing,likedandelionsorcactus.Ananimalisalivingthing.Youarealivingthing!Livingthingsbreathe(呼吸)airandtheyneedfoodandwater.Peopleandanimalscanmove(移動)bythemselves.Theycangetfoodandwaterfromdifferentplaces.Plantscan’tmovebythemselves.Theymaketheirfoodfromsunlight,water,andair.Theycangrowtalltogetsunlight.Watercomestothem.Whatlivingthingsdoyouseeeveryday?NonlivingThingsAnonlivingthingdoesn’tneedfood,air,orwater.Itcan’tbreathe.Atoyisanonlivingthing.Aballcanmove.Isaballalivingthing?No,itisn’t.Aballcanonlymoveifwemoveit.Itcan’tmovebyitself.Itcan’tbreatheanditdoesn’tgrow.It’sanonlivingthing.Lookaroundyou.Whatnonlivingthingsdoyousee?Alllivingandnonlivingthingsinourworldareimportant.Itisgoodtotakecareofallofthem.1．Theunderlinedword(劃線的單詞)“dandelions”mightbethenameof_________.A．a(chǎn)plant B．a(chǎn)nanimal C．a(chǎn)boy D．a(chǎn)sport2．Whatdoyouknowaboutlivingthings?A．Plantscan’movebythemselvessotheyaren’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）Thesedays,manykidsareill.Theyhaveaspecialkindofpneumonia(肺炎).Thetroublemaker(麻煩制造者)isMP(肺炎支原體).MPissmart.Whenitgoesintoourbodies,itisthereforonetothreeweeks.Ittakestimeforustofindit.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))yourselfbyopeningthewindowsinyourhometokeeptheairfresh;washingyourhandsoftenwithwaterandsoap;coveringyourmouthandnosewithatissue(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．What’sthewriter’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,manystudentssaytheirfavoriteislabor(勞動)class.StudentsinprimaryandmiddleschoolhaveitfromSeptemberin2022.Theytrydifferentkindsoflaborsuchascooking,cleaningorgrowingplantsandlearnlifeskills.KidsfromaschoolinChongyinghaveaclassaboutcatchingloaches(泥鰍)intheriverandlearnabouttheirhabits(習(xí)性).InJiangxi,kidsmaketofuwithamillstone(磨盤).Theyalsotastetofumadebythemselves.“Welearnaboutthewisdom(智慧)andhardworkoftheancestors(祖先),“saysLinBoxuan,afifthgrader.Somekidsalsokeepsmallanimalsathome,likechickens.Theylearnhowbabychickensarebornandtakecareofthem.Laborclassescanhelppeopletobeactive,creativeandhappyinlife.Throughtheseclasses,studentscanlearnthemeaningoflaboranditsvalue(價值).Whatgreatfun!Whatlaborskilldoyouwanttolearn?1．Whatdoestheunderlined(劃線的)word“it”mean?A．Cleaningclass. B．Plantingclass. C．Laborclass. D．Cookingclass.2．Accordingtothepassage,studentsCANNOT________inthelaborclass.A．makecakes B．catchloaches C．cleantheclassrooms D．runwithfriends3．Whatcanthestudentslearnfromthelaborclass?a.Trytolearntodothingsormakethingsbythemselves.b.Learnaboutthewisdomandhardworkoftheteachers.c.Trytolearntobeactive,creativeandhappyinlife.d.Learnhowtotakecareoftheanimalsbykeepingthem.A．a(chǎn)cd B．a(chǎn)bc C．a(chǎn)bd D．bcd4．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．LaborClasses,GreatFun B．Kids’FavoriteSubjectC．DifferentKindsofLaborClasses D．Kids’SchoolLife（23-24七年級上·浙江杭州·期末）Lotsofkidswanttokeephealthybyeatingwell.Here’ssomethingkidscandotoeathealthily:learnthedifferencesbetweenGo,SlowandWhoafoods.TheUSNationalHeart,LungandBloodInstituteaskskidstostartthinkingaboutwhether(是否)foodsareGofoods,SlowfoodsorWhoafoods.GofoodsThesefoodsaregoodtoeatalmostanytime.Theyarethehealthiestones.Examples,tofu,freshfruit(apples,oranges,bananas,etc.)andfreshvegetables(carrots,cabbages,etc.).SlowfoodsWeshouldeatthesefoodssometimes.Weshouldn’teatthemeveryday.Atmost,eatthemafewtimesaweek.Examples,100%fruitjuice,sportsdrinksandpancakes.WhoafoodsThesefoodsshouldmakeyousaythat—Whoa!ShouldIeatthat?Whoafoodsarenothealthy.Examples,icecream,cakesandcandy.NowyouknowwhatGo,SlowandWhoafoodsare.Youcanchoosewhattoeat.Besuretotellyourparentsaboutthethreegroups.TheneveryoneinthefamilycanlearnwhentosayGoandwhentosayWhoa!1．Howmanygroupsoffoodsarementioned(提及)inthepassage?A．2. B．3. C．4. D．5.2．Thepassageiswrittenfor________.A．parents B．kids C．teachers D．cooks3．WhichofthefollowingisGofood?A．Orangejuice. B．Tofu.C．Icecream. D．Candy.4．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Childrenshouldeaticecreamoften.B．WeshouldeatWhoafoodseveryday.C．Childrencanhavesportsdrinksanytime.D．Wecaneatpancakesafewtimesaweek.5．What’sthepassagemainlyabout?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.ThebreakfasttimeinChinaisusuallyfrom7:00to9:00.MostChinesestudentshaveclassesat8:00,sotheirbreakfasttimeisaround7:00.Lunchtimeisusuallyatabout12:00.MostChinesehaveaquick(快的)lunch,sotheycanhavetimetotakearest(休息).Theirlunchisusuallynoodlesorricewithsomevegetablesandmeat.Mostpeopleusuallyeatatschoolortheirworkplace.Andsometaketheirlunchboxfromhome.DinnerisarelaxingmealformanyChinese,becausetheyhaveitwiththeirfamily.Thefoodisusuallysoup,meat,vegetables,andrice.Dinnertimeisusuallyfrom6:00to8:00,Forrestaurants(餐館),thebusytimeisfrom7:00and10:00.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．What’sthepurpose(目的)ofhavingaquicklunchformostChinesepeople?A．Tohavearestafterlunch. B．Toplaywithfriends.C．Toeatmorericeandfruit. D．Tohavedinnerathome.3．Thewriterthinkshavingdinnerwiththefamilyisa________thing.A．boring B．small C．relaxing D．difficult4．Theunderlinedwords“oneinterestingthing”inParagraph4refersto(指代)“A．PeoplehavemeatandvegetablesfordinnerB．ManypeoplehavedinnerintherestaurantC．Restaurantsarebusyfrom7p.m.to10p.m.D．Peopletalkandplaygamesafterdinnerintherestaurant5．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)”onDouyinorXiaohongshu?It’soneofthemostpopularfashionstyles(時尚風(fēng)格)for2023.Now,manypeopletakethisstyletofightback(反擊)badfeelingsandshowthemselves.ThemeaningofdopaminedressingAUSfashionpsychologist(心理學(xué)家)DawnnKarengivesthename“dopaminedressing”.Dopaminedressingusesbrightcolorslikepink,yellowandgreen.Becausetheybringhappyfeelingstopeople.ThesciencebehindcolorScienceshowsthatdifferentcolorscanmakepeoplefeeldifferent.Forexample,brightcolorscanmakepeoplefeelhappy.Thecolorslikeblack,whiteandgraymaymakepeoplesad.GettingpopularinfashionworldSomefashionbrands(品牌)usedifferentcolorsindifferentways.Forexample,Versace,anItalianbrand,alsousestheideaofdopaminedressingtotheirclothes.Itsaysthiscouldbringfunandsurprisetotheworldthroughfashion.Tips(小貼士)fordopaminedressingIfyouwanttotrydopaminedressingbutthinkit’stoomuch,youcantryonethingatatime.*Bags:Withblackandwhiteclothes,youcanuseabrightpinkoryellowbag.*Shoes:Youcanlightupyourdark(暗色的)clotheswithapairofredshoes.*Socks:Colorfulsockscanmakeyoulookcute.1．Accordingtothepassage,peopletakedopaminedressingbecause________.A．brightcolorsaretheirfavoriteB．theyliketryingsomethingnewC．theywanttosurprisetheworldD．theywanttomakethemselveshappy2．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?Ifso,becareful!Softdrinksarenothealthy.Softdrinkshavemuchsugar.Toomuchsugarisbadforyourteethandmakesyoufat.②Sowhatcanyoudrink?Don’tworry.Herearesomehealthydrinks.Let’shavealook.③Water?That’sright.Itisthebestandhealthiestdrink.Waterhasnosugar(糖).Itwon’tgiveyoubadteethormakeyoufat.Howmuchwatershouldyoudrinkeveryday?TheUSresearchgroupMayoClinicsuggestsatleasteightglassesofwateraday(240mlwaterforeveryglass).④Ifyoudon’tlikefreshfruitsorvegetables,100%fruitjuicemightbeagoodchoice.Butjustdon’tdrinktoomuch.Onceyouopenabottleoffreshjuice,drinkitinonesitting.Oritwillgobad.⑤Milkhelpsyoubuildahealthybody.Milkisrichinprotein(蛋白質(zhì)),vitaminDandcalcium(鈣).Theyareallgoodforchildren’sbonesandteeth.⑥Sotrytochoosethehealthydrinks.Theycanbenotonlygoodforyourhealthbutalsodelicious.Drinklessorneverdrinkthoselikesoftdrinks.1．Howmuchwatershouldwedrinkeverydayaccordingtothepassage?A．1920ml. B．240ml. C．480ml. D．8ml.2．Whatcanwelearnfromtheunderlinedsentence(劃線句子)inparagraph4?A．Sitdownanddrinkjuice. B．Freshjuiceisverygoodforus.C．Freshjuicegoesbadeasily. D．Drinkabottleofjuiceeveryday.3．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Softdrinksareunhealthybecausetheyhavenoprotein.B．Youcandrinkmuchfruitjuicebecausetheyarehealthy.C．Manychildrendon’tlikewaterbecausetheyhavenosugar.D．Protein,vitaminDandcalciumaregoodforchildren’steeth.4．What’sthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthepassage?A． B． C． D．（23-24七年級上·浙江舟山·期末）①Numbersarenotjustnumbers.Theyhavesomemeanings(意義).Let’sseesomeofthelucky(幸運(yùn)的)andunluckynumbersintheworld.②Asforthenumber3,peopleinSwedenthinkallgoodthingscomeinthrees.ButpeopleinJapandon’tthinkso.Theydon’tliketakingphotoswhenthereareonly3people.Theythinksomethingbadwillcomefortheoneinthemiddle.③Chinesepeopledon’tlikethenumber4becauseitsoundslikeChinesepinyin“si”.ButpeopleinAustralialovethisnumber.Theythinkfouristhetoppickforthemtogetnewphonenumbersorroomnumbers.④InChina,peoplethinkthenumber6meanseverythinggoeswell.DuringtheSpringFestival,manyparentsgive666yuantotheirchildrenasgiftmoney.Butthenumber6isnotwelcomeinmostEnglishspeakingcountries(國家).Soit’1．⑤Thenumber9alsohasagoodmeaning.ItsoundslikeChinesepinyin“jiǔ”，meaningalongtime.InNorway,nineisaluckynumber,too.Therearemanynicestoriesaboutit.ButpeopleinJapandon’tlikeit.WhentheysayitinJapanese,it’sjustliketheword“ku”.⑥Somepeoplethinkthesoundsofnumbershavenothingtodowiththeirmeaningsandluckynumbersarejustforfun.Inmyeyes,if(如果)somenumbersmakeyoufeellucky,justusethemasyoulike.Butdon’tforgettoworkhardatthesametime.Ithinkit’sthehardworkthatcanalwaysbringpeoplegoodluck,notonlythenumbersthemselves.1．Whichofthesethingsmaybringgoodlucktopeopleaccordingto(根據(jù))thispassage?A．FrankfromSwedenlivesinRoom4046.B．SatofromJapantakesphotoswithhistwofriends.C．LucasfromNorwayopenshisnewshoponJune9th.D．LiMinggives666yuantohisfriendinUKasgiftmoney.2．Whatdotheunderlinedwords“thetoppick”meaninParagraph3?A．thelastone B．thebestone C．thesameone D．thebigone3．Whichonecanbestshowthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthispassage?A． B．C． D．4．What’sthewriter’sideaaboutluckynumbers?A．Withluckynumbers,everythingcangowell.B．Everyoneshouldhavehisorherluckynumbers.C．Withluckynumbers,peoplealsoneedtoworkhard.D．Luckynumberscanbringgoodluckbecauseoftheirsounds.（23-24七年級上·浙江寧波·期末）Doyouknowaleftovermysterybox(剩菜盲盒)?Theyareboxeswithfoodinsomestores.Whenfoodlikemeat,vegetablesandfruitisnear(接近)theexpirationdate(保質(zhì)期),storesputitinmysteryboxesandsellthem,sotheboxesareatverygoodprices.Mymotheralwaysbuysleftovermysteryboxesinthestoreat5:00p.m.Thenmyfamilyeatthefoodintheboxintheevening.Weallliketheleftovermysteryboxes.Mymotherthinkstheycanhelpussavemoney.Thesam