高效作业02 七年级(上) Units 5—9-【精彩三年】2024年中考英语高效作业本配套word（人教版）

　七年级(上)　Units 5—9 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 一、词汇运用 阅读下面短文，然后根据括号内所给汉语意思写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。 Hello, my name is Linda. My birthday is on 1.__July__(七月) 16th and today is that special day. In the morning, I had a good 2.__breakfast__(早餐) at home and ate some 3.__strawberries__(草莓). Then my parents took me to Mr. Green's Clothes Store，where many 4.__things__(东西) were sold at very good 5.__prices__(价格). I chose a hat and a pair of shoes for myself. In the afternoon, I hung out with John, one of my friends from America, who can speak 6.__Chinese__(汉语) very well. We two went to a concert together and the 7.__music__(音乐) was so sweet and relaxing. In the evening, we had a 8.__party__(聚会) at home. A lot of my friends gathered together and gave me 9.__birthday__(生日) cards. There were nice words and many wishes on them. My parents were very busy, but they were very happy. What a 10.__cool__(酷的) and fantastic day! 二、语法填空 A few months ago，my friend Henry and I planned to have a pizza at a restaurant in town.My dad kindly took us there 1.__in__ his car. “I can come and get you，” my dad said, “but don't call too late.” After finishing the meal at the restaurant，I decided 2.__to__call__(call) my dad.I entered my PIN(个人密码), 3.__but__ the phone didn't accept it：I got a wrong message.I tried again，but the same thing happened. “This is strange，” I said.I tried a third time.Unluckily，the phone became locked.I couldn't use it.I was a little 4.__worried__(worry). “It's OK，Emily.You can use my phone，” said Henry. Amazingly，the same thing happened to him.He tried three 5.__times__(time)，but the PIN was wrong and his phone became locked，too.I wondered 6.__what__ was wrong with our phones.Then I remembered something—we had 7.__the__ same type of phone. “You've got my phone and I've got 8.__yours__(you)，” I said. “We exchanged our phones by accident！” Luckily，we saw a classmate in the restaurant.He 9.__lent__(lend) me his phone and I called my dad.So we got home 10.__safely__(safe) in the end, but our phones were locked for three days! 三、完形填空 Jenny delivered(运送) food for a restaurant. She read the newspaper and said, “Uh­oh.” There was a story about a thief(小偷). He __1__ food, and no one had seen him. Even the police couldn't catch him. Jenny was a little __2__ because she worked close to that area. The newspaper included a __3__ from the police: “If anything strange happens, call us. If you help us catch the thief, you'll get a reward(奖赏).” Jenny talked to Jim who managed the restaurant. “Do you know about the thief？” “Yes，” he __4__. “But he steals more than one person can eat. And why haven't the police stopped him yet? It's a mystery. If you see him, call the police. Don't __5__ him.” On a working day, Jenny drove to a __6__ house. She left her car and knocked at the door of the house. But then she heard a noise by her car. She shouted, “Thief！” She wanted the reward the police had promised and she wasn't scared anymore. So she did the opposite of what Jim had __7__ her to do. “Stop！” She set the food on the ground and ran to her car，__8__ the thief had already left with the rest of the food. Jenny __9__ a noise around the corner. She was __10__ to see a mother dog and some puppies(小狗) were eating her food. __11__ looked thin and scared. “The actual thief is just a dog. It's feeding its puppies，” she said. “That's __12__ it steals so much food.” Jenny felt bad. She tried to comfort the dogs with another plate of food. Then she __13__ took them back to the store. Everyone there took a puppy home. Jenny called the police and told them there was no real thief. Jenny didn't do it for money. “It was __14__ a dog. And there's no money for catching this ‘thief’，” she said. “But my new dog is a better __15__．” (　B　)1.A.carried　　　　　　B．stole C．borrowed D．cooked (　C　)2.A.excited B．tired C．scared D．satisfied (　C　)3.A.letter B.sign C．message D．warning (　B　)4.A.guessed B．continued C．questioned D．shouted (　A　)5.A.run after B．compete with C．depend on D．believe in (　C　)6.A.manager's B．policeman's C．customer's D．thief's (　B　)7.A.helped B．told C．promised D．pushed (　B　)8.A.because B．but C．so　 D．though (　A　)9.A.followed B．made C．recorded D．avoided (　D　)10.A.relaxed B．afraid C．pleased D．surprised (　C　)11.A.You B．She C．They D．He (　B　)12.A.how B．why C．when D．where (　B　)13.A.politely B．carefully C．angrily D．honestly (　A　)14.A.just B．also C．even D．still (　D　)15.A.trade B．relief C．chance D．reward 四、阅读理解 A[原创] If you are in charge of a project, the key to success is getting everyone to volunteer to help you. As a director, I gently push the actors in the direction I want them to go. In the 1987 movie, Nothing in Common, Jackie Gleason's character, Max Basner, gets fired from his job as a clothing salesman. The scene, shot on a boat, shows Max's despair about being out of work. I was looking for some gestures that would allow Max to show his feelings. Jackie had far more experience in everything than I did, and at first I was frightened. What could I possibly tell “The Great One” about acting? Out of fear I decided to direct by suggestion, and sat down with Jackie to talk about the scene. “So Max is sad, right？” I said. Jackie nodded. “And he's probably still carrying his pens with name on them—the ones he used to hand out to his customers, right？” Jackie nodded. “So what would you want to do with the pens after you were fired？” He was silent for a moment, “Why don't I throw them overboard？” I stood up and turned toward the crew. “Hey, everybody, Jackie has a wonderful idea. Let's shoot it.” After filming the scene, Jackie called me over and smiled at me, “Garry, what kind of wonderful idea am I going to have tomorrow？” You and your team can discover the answers to problems together. When there are no prizes or gold stars for whoever gets the solution first, you'll all benefit when everything turns out right. (　D　)1.What did the writer do to achieve success as a director? A．He gave orders and instructions directly. B．He pushed his team hard to follow him. C．He said repeatedly who had the final say. D．He guided the actors with great patience. (　B　)2.We can infer that Jackie Gleason was ________ of the film Nothing in Common. A．the director B．an actor C．the writer D．a character (　A　)3.Why did Jackie call the writer over and smile at him? A.Because he enjoyed the writer's way of directing films. B.Because he was confident about his acting the next day. C.Because he managed to get over his unpleasant feelings. D.Because he discovered the answers to all the problems. B[2023·温州中考改编] A marathon is a long running race of 26.2 miles (42.195 kilometers). The first Olympic Marathon was held in Athens. Now, many cities host their own marathons every year. Some of the best­known marathons around the world are the New York City Marathon, the Boston Marathon and the Tokyo Marathon. Among them, the Boston Marathon which started in 1897, is the oldest yearly marathon in the world. As time goes by, the sport has become more than just a race. Themes of marathons add fun and meaning to the hard miles. Runners run for helping sick kids, celebrating important events, or just enjoying nature. There is a famous marathon in Gisborne, New Zealand, which is known for being the first city in the world to welcome the sunlight every day. Runners can greet the sunrise as they race along the golden sandy beaches. Marathon routes bring people more understanding of the old sport. Some routes provide great sporting challenges for runners. The routes offer various surfaces, from bridges to sand to hills. Runners of all skill levels can sweat freely and push their limits in the race. Some routes are well planned for runners to explore the many sides of a city. For example, the route of the Great Wall Marathon takes the runners along the great wonder of the world. The race can be an amazing chance to get to know Beijing, its people and local food. A marathon is quite a journey for runners to enjoy the run, challenge themselves and experience the culture. There is so much more behind the race for us to explore. (　C　)4.According to the passage, what is the oldest yearly marathon? A．The Tokyo Marathon. B．The Olympic Marathon. C．The Boston Marathon. D．The New York City Marathon. (　A　)5.What might be the theme of the marathon in Gisborne? A．First Light. B．Lively Kids. C．Green Miles. D．Fun Beach. (　B　)6.What does the writer use the example of the Great Wall Marathon to tell? A．The route is difficult to plan. B．The route shows the city culture. C．The route offers different surfaces. D．The route brings challenge to runners. (　A　)7.What's the best title for the passage? A．Marathon: Not Just a Race B．Marathon: Routes and Rules C．Marathon: History and Themes D．Marathon: A Race for Everyone $$