Unit 4 Don’t eat in class. 单元话题读写强化练20篇（阅读、完形与写作）-2023-2024学年七年级英语下册重难考点提升训练（人教版）

Unit 4 Don’t eat in class.单元话题读写强化练20篇 学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________ 一、阅读理解之阅读单选。 Passage 1 He is Tony. He is a new student in our class. He doesn’t know any of the rules of our class! We have to tell him to do many things. We tell him how to sit, speak and use school things. When we are having a P.E. class, he wants to sit. “No! We can’t always sit in the P.E. class! ” we say. And then he speaks in a low voice (嗓音). “No! We don’t have to be quiet in the sports center.” And he doesn’t know how to play basketball either. We show him how to do it. We go to the dining hall. He sits at a table. “Good job! ” we say. And then he speaks in a loud (大声的) voice. “No! We can’t be too noisy in the dining hall.” He wants to play with his food. “No! It’s not right to do that.” What can he do and what can’t he do? He doesn’t know rules are different (不同的) in different places. We go back to the classroom and write down the rules for different places at school. It’s useful to him. 1．Who tells the new student how to do things? A．His friends. B．His parents. C．His teachers. D．His classmates. 2．What does the new student do in the P.E. class? A．He runs fast. B．He speaks quietly. C．He plays soccer. D．He eats some food. 3．Which is the best title for the passage? A．Classmates and I. B．Our School. C．Learning Rules. D．Learning Makes Us Happy. Passage 2 New winter coat rule The coldest months of winter have arrived. But Woodchurch High School in the UK has banned (禁止) students from wearing expensive down coats (羽绒服) after Christmas. This is to stop ‘poverty-shaming (贫困羞辱)’ among its students, the Independent noted. Coat brands like Canada Goose and Moncler sell for￡1,000 (8,674 yuan), a cost that only the richest families are able to cover. Poor students feel left out when they see others wear these coats. “These coats cause a lot of inequality (不平等),” head teacher Rebekah Phillips told CNN. “They stigmatize (使……感到羞耻) students and parents who are less well off.” Mo