贵州省遵义市汇川区山盆中学2024-2025学年上学期七年级期中英语试卷
2024-2025学年贵州省遵义市汇川区山盆中学七年级上十一月月考试卷英语
笔试部分(共85分)
1.完形填空(共10小题)
Emma is a nice girl. Peter is her brother.
Now they' re in Peter's 16 . It's not tidy, because his things are everywhere. Can you see a schoolbag on the bed? It's Peter's.Some books are in it. Peter has a cap. What color is it? It's blue. But now it's not 17 his head. It's on the bed. You can
see some pencils on the bed too. How many are there? Emma starts to 18 .One, two, three… Oh, 19 one is under the bed.
Emma says to her brother, “Your pencils are here and there. You can put 20 in your pencil box.”
Peter says, “I know, but I can't 21 my pencil box. Do you see it?”
“Yes. It's under the desk,” Emma answers.
Then Peter asks, “Where are my erasers? Where are my keys? Can you tell me,
Emma? I 22 them.”
“Look! Your erasers are on the desk and your 23 are under the chair,” Emma says. “You have to keep your room 24 .”
“But I am 25 every day. I have no time to clean my room,”Peter says.
Emma says, “This is an excuse. You can do it during your breaks(休息).”
“OK, I get it. I' ll keep it tidy next time,” Peter says to his sister.
( )16. A. school B. classroom C. room D. yard
( )17. A. on B. under C. in D. of
( )18. A. greet B. count C. spell D. meet
( )19. A. each B. other C. many D. another
( )20. A.them B.us C. it D. him
( )21. A. find B. make C. take D. wait
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( )22. A. learn B. need C. make D. share
( )23. A. keys B. trousers C. erasers D. socks
( )24. A. new B. big C. quiet D. tidy
( )25. A. famous B. hot C. smart D. busy
2.阅读理解
A
Dear Henshaw,
I keep a diary because you tell me it is a good habit to practice writing every day. You are right!It really helps me with my writing but sometimes I don't want to do that. I just want to watch TV. You know what? The TV in my home can't work but my mom doesn't plan to have it repaired(修理). She thinks watching TV is bad for me. That's why sometimes I get angry with her.
Well,let me tell you a happy thing.you know I like reading in the library on Friday afternoon and borrow some books.today the school librarian(图书管理员) stopped me when I was leaving the library.she said,“Leigh Botts,please wait . I have something for you.” Then she gave me your new book, Beggar Bears, and said, "You are so lucky to be the first to read it in our school.”I felt very surprised(吃惊的).She went on,“you always read books in the library on Friday afternoon, and always borrow the books by my Henshaw. So I guess you like him a lot."I'm so happy because I know my friendly(a cleaner)isn't the only one that knows me in the new school.
Now I am on page 14 of Beggar Bears. It is a good book.
Yours,Leigh Botts
( )26.The underlined word“that”in Paragraph 1 refers to (指代)
A.keeping a diary B.watching TV
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C.writing a book D.reading books
( )27.Leigh Botts goes to the library to read
books
A.every day B.twice a week
C.once a week D.once a month
( )28.Which is TRUE about Mr Henshaw?
①He is a writer.
②He asks Leigh Botts to keep diaries.
③He works in the library of Leigh Botts' school.
④Beggar Bears is his new book.
A.①②③ B.①②④
C.②③④ D.①②③④
( )29.What can we learn about Leigh Botts from the letter?
A.Leigh Botts may not have many friends at the new school.
B.He writes this letter to Mr Henshaw on a rainy day.
C.My Friend knows that Leigh Botts likes Mr Henshaw a lot.
D.Mum doesn't let him watch TV because he is bad at his lessons.
B
People in the US and the UK say“How are you?” just to show friendliness.
In the US and the UK, greeting someone often starts with“How are you?” This can be amazing (惊人的) for people from other countries. They might think the question needs an answer or that the person wants to talk more.
In fact, people in the US and the UK often just want to be friendly, even to those they don't know. Most people want a quick answer“I'm fine, thanks. And you?” or“I'm good, thanks!” before moving on. British and American cultures try to make people open and friendly.
US people may also say“What's up?” to friends. It doesn't mean “ What's wrong?” It is just another way of saying hello. And people usually answer with “Not much.” or“Nothing.”
People usually say“hello” when they meet friends. But do you know“hello” came from the words "hallo" and "hollo"? People used them as greetings in old times. It is said that Thomas Edison made the word popular (流行的) as a telephone greeting.
There are also some other ways of greetings. We can learn more from the Internet.
( )30. Why do people in the US and the UK often greet others by saying “How are
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