Unit2 提优练习题2025-2026学年译林版七年级英语上册

2 7AU2 提优练习题 . 单项选择 1. —Molly, do you know _ man with long curly hair? —Yes. He's _ artist from Italy. A. a; an B. the; an C. the; a D. a; a 2. —Have you ever heard of Picasso? —Of course. He is the greatest painting _ who painted thousands of pictures in many different styles. A. designer B. scientist C. master D. model 3. —To some students, English means _ new words and difficult grammar. —But to me, English is a useful tool for talking with people who speak it. A. hopeless B. helpless C. useless D. endless 4. —Why not _ the Music Club? —Sorry, I can't sing or dance. A. to join B. joining in C. join D. join in 5. Lily likes listening to music. It _ her _ great. A. makes; feels B. makes; to feel C. makes; feel D. make; feel 6. Our English teacher hopes _ hard at English, but sometimes some of us don't listen to him. A. us to study B. us study C. we study D. we to study 7. —China is trying to build a green and environmental country. —I'm sure the Chinese dream will _ in the near future. A. come true B. take off C. put away D. keep on 8. —_ your sister have a CD player? —Sorry, I don't think she has _. A. Do; it B. Does; one C. Do; one D. Does; it 9. —Tommy loves studying rivers and mountains, and he wants to travel around the world. —Yes, he likes _ best of all the subjects. A. History B. Biology C. Geography D. English 10. —Guess what? I'm going to Shanghai Disneyland in May. —_ But I believe there are too many people on holidays. A. Wow, sounds like fun! B. Wow, that's OK! C. Yeah, you are lucky! D. Oh, that's a good idea! . 完形填空 Alice is a star lover. Whenever she looks at the sky, she always wants to 1 _ what stars there are. One evening, when she was sitting 2 _ on the school observatory deck(天文台)with her telescope(望远镜), she noticed that there was another student, Ben, looking at the sky and 3 _ her. The boy turned around, his voice breaking the silence. “Hey, Alice, right? I'm Ben,” he said, “I've seen 4 _ in the Astronomy(天文)Club for many times. Did you use the telescope to watch the stars?” “Yeah,” Alice replied with a smile. “I was trying to find the Big Dipper(北斗七星).” Ben's eyes lit up. “That's 5 _! I've been trying to find it for ages. Maybe you can help me sometime?” Alice thought for a moment but then agreed. “Sure. 6 _ to help.” For the next few weeks, Alice and Ben spent many evenings together, discussing the 7 _ to share their knowledge about astronomy. Alice was 8 _ to find someone who shared her love for the stars. One night, when they were 9 _ a meteor(流星)shower, they were attracted by the beauty of it. Ben said, “You know, I've always wanted to become an astrophysicist in the future. What's your dream?” Alice was surprised, “I've 10 _ thought about my dream, but maybe I will think about it later.” Ben smiled. “I'm sure you can be an excellent astrophysicist 11 _ you make up your mind to do it. Perhaps we'll both end up working at the same observatory one day.” Alice laughed. “That would be 12 _ — working together to discover more about the universe(宇宙).” As the school year came to an end, Alice and Ben decided to 13 _ the telescope to school as a gift. They hoped more students could 14 _ the stars in the sky. Although they thought that the telescope was an symbol(象征)of their 15 _ in the school, they wanted to leave something that would encourage others to find their own stars to chase too. 1. A. believe B. draw C. answer D. know 2. A. nervously B. quietly C. politely D. sadly 3. A. beyond B. with C. like D. for 4. A. you B. her C. him D. them 5. A. tiring B. rare C. relaxing D. cool 6. A. Lucky B. Busy C. Unable D. Ready 7. A. stars B. friends C. jobs D. canyons 8. A. angry B. patient C. excited D. careful 9. A. acting B. imagining C. drawing D. watching 10. A. ever B. never C. always D. sometimes 11. A. though B. when C. before D. because 12. A. different B. brave C. loud D. wonderful 13. A. pass B. send C. lend D. show 14. A. look for B. look like C. look at D. look over 15. A. time B. friendship C. problem D. sound . 阅读理解 A I experienced years of loneliness as a child. My older brother couldn't be bothered to play with me. His friends laughed at him about looking after his sister. And his interests were far different from mine. With no other kids of my age in the neighbourhood, I had to spend hours by myself. A bright spot for me that turned out was reading. My love of the written words began early as my mother read to me every evening. I loved the colourful photographs in the books. I started reading books on my own before age 5 and my mother took me to the public library once a week to borrow several books. I quickly graduated from common children's books to ones with fewer pictures and longer chapters. Reading opened new worlds to me. I wasn't alone any longer. As I grew older, my mother also encouraged me to make what I wanted. I tried making toy cars with cardboard boxes and putting up buildings with the rest cardboard and bits of wood my father gave me. When my mother saw my creations, she told me how creative my designs were. Thus, I began my lifelong interest in making things. I learned a lot about how to extend(延伸)the life of objects and change them into something new and useful. I did well in making things. And it was a trait(特点)that others found helpful. Soon I had friends who wanted to make things with me. Later, another habit I formed early was being outdoors. My parents made it a point for their two kids to spend time outside no matter the weather or seasons. My brother, of course, raced off to be with his friends, while I had plenty to do myself. There was making leaf houses in autumn, ice skating in winter, and so much more. They're all memories I treasure today. 1. Why did the writer feel lonely? A. Because her brother was busy learning. B. Because her friends laughed at her. C. Because there weren't kids at her age. D. Because she didn't like playing outside. 2. What does the underlined word “chapters” refer to? A. Ways. B. Time. C. Words. D. Articles. 3. What did the writer make in Paragraph 3? ①toy cars ②boxes ③houses ④cardboard and wooden buildings A. ①② B. ①④ C. ③④ D. ②④ 4. What can we infer from the writer's story? A. Her brother and she had the same interest. B. She learned a lot of skills from her interests. C. When winter came, she didn't like being outdoors. D. No one was interested in making things except her. 5. In what order does the writer write this passage? A. Time. B. Place. C. Space. D. People. B ①Some people find hobbies boring or simply think of them as a waste of time. What they do not know is that it can do them a lot of good physically, mentally and emotionally. Here are some of the advantages of having an interesting hobby. ②Doing your favourite hobby gives you time to relax. It can help reduce the stress level in your body. This can be done by moving your focus. For example, instead of always thinking of your problems, you can spare some of your time to focus on your hobby. ③Having a hobby allows you to get new skills and discover your hidden talents. Finding the right hobby may be difficult but you can try different activities until you realize what your interests actually are. And as you learn more about your chosen hobby, you can develop your skills. For example, chess can make your analytical(分析的)skills better; art hobbies like painting can improve your creativity. ④Developing hobbies can lead you to meeting like-minded(志同道合的)new people. You can make new friends while playing your favourite sports like golf, tennis or basketball. You meet a lot of people especially in outdoor activities. ⑤Sports can make you healthy. Exercise such as running, hiking, playing ball games, skiing and skating can build up your body and make you feel good about yourself. ⑥And lastly, believe it or not, your hobbies can also help with your job applications(申请)to various companies. It is a fact that there are certain characters and skills that employers(雇主)look for and these can easily be learned in the hobbies that you take part in. ⑦In a word, developing a hobby is a great idea to improve yourself, which is helpful to the development of a better you. If you do not have a hobby, do develop one right now. 6. Hobbies can do a person a lot of good including _. a. making friends b. getting good grades c. feeling better d. becoming strong A. abc B. bcd C. acd D. abd 7. Why does the author give the examples of chess and painting in Paragraph 3? A. To tell you how you can realize what your interests actually are. B. To make you believe hobbies can make you healthy and feel good. C. To show hobbies can help you to reduce the stress level in your body. D. To show hobbies allow you to get new skills and find hidden talents. 8. What does the underlined word “these” in Paragraph 6 mean? A. A good job. B. Interesting hobbies. C. Some characters and skills. D. Employers and employees. 10. What does the passage mainly talk about? A. The advantages of hobbies. B. The ways to develop hobbies. C. Different kinds of hobbies. D. The places to make new friends. . 阅读还原 As a kid, it was easy to find books we loved. But now as we grow older and get busy, we don't have so much time to look for books and can't decide on what to read. 1 _ Judge the book by its cover(封面). 2_ But covers are carefully designed so that they can tell you what's in the book, what kind of person it's for and what to expect. So next time if you're at a bookstore and are trying to decide which of the three or four books to buy, you can just trust the cover, pick what jumps out at you. Choose not what others like but what you like. People tend to read what others are reading, even though it's not anything that they would normally want to read. 3 Unless you have the exact same taste as them, you might not agree that the book is great—and it might be difficult for you to get through it. Drop the book if you find yourself scrolling through (刷) your phone. You know if you don't like something. If you're falling asleep, checking your phone or rolling your eyes as you're reading the sentences, that might be a good sign that you don't like what you're reading. So put this book down. 4 5 Bookstores get to decide and store what they think will sell or will be interesting to their community. For that reason, you can look and see what's on the tables at the front of the bookstore or what's facing out on the shelves, because there is usually something that's new and exciting to the world. A. Store what local bookstores are selling. B. There are many other books suitable for you to read. C. Scrolling through your phone might be a better choice. D. Pay attention to what's on display at your local bookstore. E. Sometimes the book you've enjoyed has an embarrassing(尴尬的)cover you don't like. F. But it's better to trust what you like, instead of trying to read what your friends like. G. Here are some tips that will help you discover a book you'll enjoy and want to finish. . 词汇检测 A) 根据句意及汉语提示、首字母提示写出单词。 1. His _ (设计) for the art festival are very wonderful. 2. Linda came to China to celebrate the Chinese New Year and tried _ (剪纸) for the first time. 3. —I can't understand what he _ (用颜料画). —Me neither. 4. Listening, speaking, reading, writing and viewing are the five s _ in learning English. 5. Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival started in 1985. It is held o _ a year. B) 用括号中所给词的正确形式填空。 6. One of my classmates _ (not do) any housework at home on Sundays. 7. You should pay much attention to protecting yourself if you plan _ (go) abroad(去国外). 8. Our _ (life) are linked. What we do and every decision we make will influence(影响)others. 9. We should always remember these _ (scientist) names and their great achievements. 10. The house _ (change) every day because our family add some decorations to it. . 句子翻译 1. 我们希望他的梦想未来能实现。 2. 每天游泳能使我们变得健康、强壮。 3. 那个戴眼镜的男孩是游泳社团的一名新成员。 4. 玛丽有许多有趣的书,她经常在空闲时间看。 5. William 喜欢在家里拆东西,但是他的父母对此并不生气。 . 语法填空 根据短文内容,在空格上填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 The Hong Kong Palace Museum The Hong Kong Palace Museum(HKPM)was open to the public 1 _ 3 July, 2022. More than 40,000 tickets were sold within the eight hours of the public sale. It is a new cultural landmark(地标 建筑)of Hong Kong and provides a new place for people 2 _ (learn) about the Chinese culture. “This is 3 _ great gift from the motherland to Hong Kong,” said Louis, director of HKPM. In fact, over 900 pieces of the displayed(展示)treasures are from the 4 _ (collect) of the Palace Museum in Beijing. From bronze wares(青铜器)to ancient architectures(建筑), the exhibits show the 5000-year history of the Chinese civilization. If you are 5 _ (interest) in such wonderful cultural artifacts, HKPM is certainly the 6 _ (one) place to choose. No cultural exhibition outside the mainland is better and larger than the Hong Kong Palace Museum. It 7 _ (show) the excellent traditional Chinese culture. However, with the latest technologies in HKPM, 8 _ (it) way of displaying Chinese culture is becoming quite modern. The museum is still receiving a lot of 9 _ (visit) because people can visit the museum very conveniently. They are looking forward to having a splendid cultural experience. Both ordinary audience and famous artists could not wait to start their journey. 10 _ they need to be lucky enough to get a ticket first. 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $