考前冲刺阅读专练（一）2025-2026学年人教版（2024）七年级英语上册

新人教版七年级上册英语考前冲刺阅读专练（一） 【 完形填空 】 人与自然(自然生态) | 记叙文 | 词数: 201 | 难度: ★★★★★ | 建议用时: 9 min | 答案册:P40 Are you going to visit Hoh Xil, Qinghai Province soon? If so, you’ll be 　1______　 to see an unusual wolf by the roadside. With a round face and body, it 　2______　 more like a dog than a wolf. It also behaves(表现) like a dog. It wags(摆动) its tail in front of passing cars. It rolls(打滚) over onto its back to ask for 　3______　 from tourists. What happened to it? The wolf is already in its old age. It ran out of the wolf pack(狼群) and now lives by 　4______　. One day in July, a woman saw it while she was 　5______　 her car through Hoh Xil. The wolf looked very 　6______　 and hungry at the time. Out of kindness, she offered it some food and posted a video online. 　7______　 her surprise, many people went to the area to 　8______　 the wolf after they watched the video. Just three months later, it became much larger and fatter. For some people, the beggar(乞丐) wolf is “cute and funny”. “　9______　 in nature, animals have their own law of survival(生存法则),” an animal expert said. “For the safety of 　10______　 humans and animals, we should stay away from them.” 1. A. kind　　　　B. lucky　　　　C. nice　　　　D. good 2. A. sounds　　　B. feels　　　　C. looks　　　 D. tastes 3. A. food　　　　B. drinks　　　 C. clothes　　 D. fruit 4. A. myself　　　B. himself　　　C. herself　　 D. itself 5. A. driving　　　B. buying　　　 C. working　　D. washing 6. A. beautiful　　B. thin　　　　 C. big　　　　D. cute 7. A. At　　　　　B. On　　　　　 C. To　　　　 D. For 8. A. see　　　　　B. find　　　　 C. visit　　　 D. feed 9. A. And　　　　 B. But　　　　　C. So　　　　 D. Or 10. A. both　　　 B. all　　　　　 C. either　　　D. none 【 阅读理解 A 】 人与自我(生活与学习) | 记叙文 | 词数: 170+144 | 难度: ★★★★☆ | 建议用时: 7 min | 答案册:P40 Do you want to know how British and American students spend their free time? Let’s read! Sarah, 14—Canterbury, England In my free time I go shopping with my friends. It’s one of my favorite activities! Sometimes we get together and spend a day at a theme park (主题公园), like Legoland Windsor in England. It’s great and there’s a firework(烟花) show in the evening. Liam, 14—Chicago, America When I’m not at school, I spend most of my time reading books! I like reading comic books best. I sometimes go to Santa’s Village & Racing Rapids with my family. It’s a theme park with many games and it also has a water park with pools. Lisa, 13—Boston, America My favorite hobby is going to the movies. I go with my friends once a week. We buy popcorn and a soda and discuss the movie then. I have seen lots of plays, but I like musicals(音乐剧) best such as Cats. My twin sister Laura and I sometimes sell cookies to make money. 1. What can Sarah do at Legoland Windsor? A. Play games.　　　　　　 B. Study with friends. C. Buy something to eat.　　D. Enjoy a firework show. 2. What kind of books does Liam like best? A. History books.　　　　　B. Comic books. C. The books about animals.　D. The books about space. 3. Who is Laura according to the passage? A. Sarah’s sister.　　　　　B. Liam’s sister. C. Lisa’s sister.　　　　　 D. Lisa’s friend. 4. How often does Lisa go to the movies? A. Once a week.　　　　　 B. Once a month. C. Twice a week.　　　　　D. Twice a month. 5. Which of the following is NOT true about the passage? A. All the three students come from the US. B. Both Sarah and Liam are fourteen years old. C. Sarah and Liam sometimes go to theme parks. D. Lisa and her sister sell cookies to make money. 【 阅读理解 B 】 人与社会(社会服务) | 记叙文 | 词数: 212+164 | 难度: ★★★★★ | 建议用时: 9 min | 答案册:P40 There is a cat “growing” on the ceiling(天花板)! The cat’s name is John. Did this cat live in the pipe(管道)? No, it didn’t! It just got stuck(卡住) inside the pipe. Its head was outside the pipe, but its body was still inside. At first, John’s owner tried to help it out, but she failed. So she called 911 for help. Some firefighters arrived soon. Then they used a tool to cut out the part of the pipe with the cat in it. It was the easiest and fastest way they could think of. John was out of the ceiling. But the rest of the pipe was still on John’s neck, like a ring. The cat was terrified. It was hard to get it out of the ring. The firefighters sent it to a vet(兽医) quickly. The vet calmed it down and removed the rest pipe around its neck. John was checked over by the vet. Luckily, no serious injury(损伤) was found. Soon it was well enough to return home. John’s owner showed her deep thanks to the firefighters and the vet. And she was surprised to find that John became famous because of some photos shared by a firefighter on the Internet. 1. How did the owner ask for help? A. By making a phone call.　　　B. By calling up a vet. C. By going to a hospital.　　　 D. By going to the fire station. 2. What does the underlined word “terrified” mean? A. Moved.　　B. Proud.　　C. Excited.　　D. Scared. 3. 新考点·推断后续发展 What do you think would most probably happen next? A. The cat died in the pipe.　　　　　　 B. The cat got a lot of attention and love. C. The owner lost the cat.　　　　　　　D. The owner made friends with the vet. 4. What can we know from the passage? A. The name of the owner.　　　　　　　B. The time of the story. C. The cat is healthy and famous now.　 D. The vet didn’t know how to help the cat. 5. What’s the best title for the passage? A. Solve the Problems in Life　　　　　B. Save the Cat in the Pipe C. How to Ask for Help Correctly　　　D. How to Care for the Pets 【 阅读理解 C 】 人与自我(生活与学习) | 说明文 | 词数: 206+124 | 难度: ★★★★★ | 建议用时: 9 min | 答案册:P41 We all know carrots are good for our eyesight(视力). A new study says grapes are also good for our eyes. Researchers from the National University of Singapore have found that eating just a few grapes a day can improve our eyesight. This is especially true for people who are older. Dr Eun Kim, the lead researcher, said, “Our study is the first to show that eating grapes is good for people’s eyes, which is very exciting, especially with a growing and ageing population(人口老龄化).” Dr Eun Kim added that, “Grapes are a kind of fruit that can be easy to buy. This is good news for people who don’t really like carrots.” We can read the study in Food & Function. Thirty-four adults took part in the experiments(实验) for over 16 weeks. Half of the adults ate one and a half cups of grapes every day. The other half ate a kind of snack. She found that people who ate the grapes had better muscle strength(肌肉力量) around the retina (视网膜). The retina passes information about light to the brain. It protects the eyes from the harm of blue light. A lot of blue light comes from computer and smartphone screens, and LED lights. 1. 新考点·图示理解 According to the passage, which of the following is good for eyesight? 2. What’s the first paragraph mainly about? A. Eating grapes is also good for eyesight. B. Grapes taste more delicious than carrots. C. Ageing population is becoming a problem. D. Eating carrots is better than eating grapes. 3. How long did Dr Eun Kim’s experiments last? A. For about two months.　　B. For about four months. C. For about half a year.　　D. For about 365 days. 4. How many people ate the snack in the experiments? A. 16.　　B. 17.　　C. 34.　　D. 51. 5. In which part of a newspaper can we read the passage? A. Sports.　　B. Animals.　　C. Health.　　D. Life. 【 阅读还原 】 人与社会(科学与技术) | 说明文 | 词数: 208+41 | 难度: ★★★★★ | 建议用时: 9 min | 答案册:P41 阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,从方框内所给的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,使短文意思通顺,结构完整。 新趋势·培养科学精神 We often hear the saying, “Like father, like son.” Kids are often like their parents. They may look alike. They may act the same. 1. ______ This might be because kids learn from their parents. More importantly, they carry genes(基因) from their parents. 2. ______ Well, the answer is about 30 000 genes. They make you a special person in the world. You can’t find anyone who has the same genes as you do. There are some twin brothers and sisters in the world. They look like each other, but they have different genes even though their faces may look the same. You get some genes from your mom and some from your dad. They decide things like your hair color and eye color. 3. ______ Some fat people also believe their heavy bodies come from their genes. Sometimes, genes do not show up in your parents. 4. ______ For example, your parents have double eyelids(双眼皮), but you have single eyelids(单眼皮). That’s because both of your parents have single-eyelid genes. When they pass down the genes to you, these genes show up in you. Every one of us is a fun mix(混合体) of our parents. 5. ______ What interesting genes do you get from your mom and what do you get from your dad? 选项： A. But they show up in you. B. They may enjoy the same things, too. C. Look at yourself in the mirror carefully. D. They can also decide how tall you can be. E. How many genes are there in the human body? 【首字母填空】 人与自然(自然生态) | 说明文 | 词数: 178 | 难度: ★★★★☆ | 建议用时: 8 min | 答案册:P41 根据短文内容和首字母提示,在文中空白处填入一个恰当的单词,使短文完整、通顺。 When it comes to rabbits, we always think of their long ears. 1. B______ do you know why they have such long ears? 2. W______ their long ears, rabbits can hear sounds from up to three kilometers away. Most rabbits can move their ears in two 3. d______ directions. Each ear can turn up to 270 degrees. This 4. h______ them hear sounds from all directions. For 5. e______, when they hear sounds of a wolf coming, rabbits can 6. q______ run away. Another reason why rabbits have long ears is for controlling (调节) 7. t______ body temperature(温度). Rabbits have many blood vessels(血管) in their long ears. When a rabbit feels 8. h______, the blood vessels will become greater in size. This makes more blood move to its ears. As the air temperature drops, it 9. m______ the blood cool down. Then the cool blood moves to other parts of the body, 10. s______ it feels comfortable. However, less blood moves to the rabbit’s ears on cold days. This helps to keep the heat. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$