Unit 1-4 期末单元语法填空 2025-2026学年人教版英语七年级下册

**基本信息** 聚焦7下1-4单元核心语法，通过拓展阅读语境考查词形变化、时态、介词等语法点，强化语言应用与跨文化理解能力。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|题型特征|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |Unit1-4|8篇拓展阅读（每篇10空）|语法填空，考查名词单复数、介词搭配、动词时态、非谓语动词等|从基础词形变化到复杂句式，结合动物保护、规则意识等主题语境，构建“词法-句法-语篇”应用逻辑链|

新教材7下期末复习各单元语法填空(1-4单元) Unit one拓展阅读语法填空 Animal doctors 给老虎量体温,给狮子打针,给长颈鹿喂药……你想过吗,这些工作是由谁来做的? Do you love1._ (animal)? Do you want to work 2._ them? If your answer is “yes”, you may be interested 3._ the job of a veterinarian (兽医). A veterinarian, or vet, is an animal doctor. There4._(be) over 60,000 vets in the USA. Some take care of pets like dogs, cats and birds. Some care for farm animals like5._(sheep) and cows. Some work in zoos and they work with elephants, tigers, lions, pandas and so on. It’s difficult6._(become) a vet in the USA. Besides the love for animals, one has to study7._(real) hard. He must8._ (finish) college (大学), and then go to the veterinary school for four 9._(year)study. Working as a vet is not easy, either. They often work long hours, but many vets say that their job is 10._ (excite)and fun. Jane is a vet working in New York. “I work 10 hours a day. It’s long? I just feel the time flies so fast when I’m working. I always think I have the best job ever,” she says. 参考答案:1.animals 2. with 3. in 4.are 5.sheep6.to become7.really8.finish9.years’ 10.exciting UK May Stop Zoos Keeping Elephants 生活在动物园里的大象快乐吗? The UK wants 1._(make) some new rules for its zoos. The rules are 2._(main) about elephants. Under the new rules, zoos can’t bring in elephants anymore. Now, there are 51 elephants in 11 zoos across the UK. According 3._ a study, these clever animals don’t live4._ (happy) in zoos. Scientists say wild (野生的) elephants like playing and traveling with their family group. They sometimes walk for up to 9 kilometers a day. In the wild, elephants can live to about sixty 5._ (year) old. 6._ , elephants can only live for about 17 years in zoos. Elephants in zoos usually have mental 7._(ill) . It’s impossible to make them happy8._ they don’t get enough space and exercise there. And being away from their family group and friends makes them feel bad, too. Many animal lovers like the new rules. Mark Jones, a man from a charity organization (慈善组织), said many animals shouldn’t be in zoos. Elephants are one of them. In January 2020, the UK began to stop elephants and other wild animals 9._(perform) in circuses (马戏团). Mark hopes the new rules will 10._(come) into effect soon. 参考答案:1.to make 2.mainly 3.to 4.happily 5.years 6.However 7. illness 8.because 9. performing 10.come Unit two拓展阅读语法填空 New Rules for Shanghai Subway Do you feel angry if someone1._ (play) loud music or videos when you are2._ the subway? It’s not a problem for people in Shanghai now. Some new rules for the Shanghai subway came into force (开始生效) on December 1, 2020. One of them 3._(be) “No using loudspeakers (扬声器)”. Subway riders have to use4._ (they) earphones when they listen5._ music or watch movies on their phones. People must6._ (follow) this rule when they take the subway. Those 7._ break the rule will be stopped by subway workers. If they don’t listen to the workers, they will be handed over to the police. There are also some other rules, like people cannot bring bikes into the subway station; people cannot eat8._ drink in subway cars. People can see the signs (标牌) around the subway station and on the subway. The local government (当地政府)9._ (hope) the new rules can create a 10._(good) environment (环境) for subway riders than before. Many people welcome the new rules. They hope there are the same rules on buses and trains. 参考答案:1.plays 2.on 3.is 4.their5.to 6.follow 7.who 8.or 9.hopes 10.better Why Do We Have Rules at Home? Being a teenager can be difficult, especially when it1._ (come) to rules at home. As a teenager, you are trying2._ (find) yourself, explore (探索) your independence, and think about who you are. At3._ same time, however, you are still living under the same roof (屋顶) as your parents and 4._(follow) their rules. It can feel like your parents are always5._ your back about something, whether it's cleaning your room or doing your homework. It's easy 6._ (get) frustrated and feel like your parents don't trust or understand you. However, the 7._ (true) is that rules are important for teenage boys and girls. They help you make good 8._(choose) and learn responsibility. While it may not seem like it now, your parents are trying to help you become a responsible and independent adult. Sure, it can be 9._ (frustrate) when you are not allowed to go out at night or have to check with your parents before you hang out with your friends, but these rules are in place for your safety. Your parents know that the world can be dangerous sometimes, and they need to be sure you are safe and protected. Rules also help you develop good habits and discipline (自制力). When you follow them, you can learn 10._ to manage your time and put first things first. Of course, as a teenager, there will be times when you want to break the rules or push back against authority (威权). But it's important to remember that rules are there for a reason. So, the next time you feel frustrated with your parents' rules, think about why those rules are in place. Remember that your parents love you and want what's best for you. And most importantly, remember that rules are a necessary part of growing up and becoming a responsible adult. 参考答案: 1.comes 2.to find 3.the 4.following 5.on 6.to get 7.truth8.choices9.frustrating10.how Unit three拓展阅读语法填空 Cat videos help you increase positive feelings 美国印第安纳大学的一项新研究表明,观看猫咪的视频有助于增强人们的积极情绪。 Everyone 1._(want) to be happy and healthy, but how can we get both2._(happy) and health? Different people may give3._(we) different answers. According to Jessica Gall Myrick, watching Internet cat videos is a good way for people 4._(increase) positive (积极的) feelings. Myrick is 5._ researcher at Indiana University in Bloomington. She studied how online cat videos affected (影响) their feelings of about 7,000 people. “Some people may think watching online cat videos isn’t serious enough for research, but you know, it’s one of the most popular 6._(use) of the Internet today,” said Myrick. The results showed watching cat videos not only brought viewers (观看的人) smiles, but also helped them feel better and improve their health. Viewers said they felt more positive after7._(watch) online cat videos than before. They 8._ said they had fewer bad feelings like anger after watching their favorite Internet cats. Can cat videos 9._(be )a low-cost way to help people solve health problems? Myrick still didn’t find the answer.10._ she said she would keep on studying. 参考答案:1.wants 2. happiness 3.us 4.to increase 5.a 6.uses 7.watching8.also9.be 10. But Don’t Hide Your Feelings 说出来,很多问题自然就解决了。 Being in touch with your feelings will make you a1._(good) person, as well as a better friend. But so many people choose2._ (hide ) what they feel 3._ different reasons. Well, I must say, don’t hide your feelings, my friends. When we choose to hide our feelings, we act 4._ (different). We may not make ourselves available to others, or just not fully engage (使融入) when we do spend time5._ other people. At other times, we may act inappropriately (不恰当地) because our bad feelings are pulling us in a different direction from where we really want or need to go. So, we need to show our feelings. When you express how you really feel in an appropriate manner, problems get solved, and life gets easier. Sometimes you avoid 6._(speak) your truth because the situation requires that you do so.7._ example, there are other people in the room, or you’re coming from a place of anger. Make sure you’re speaking in a manner that won’t upset those around you. The purpose of expressing your feelings is to be open and honest, not to hurt others. Many people are afraid 8._ (do) so because they fear that once they get started, they may not be able to stop. Don’t worry. The9._(true) is that by letting the tears (眼泪) flow, you are letting out what hurts while making more room in your heart for good thoughts and feelings. Expressing your pains is actually a good way to make them10._ (stop). When you open your mouth, you are also opening your heart, and knowing that someone truly hears what you are feeling and understands you. 参考答案:1.better 2. to hide 3.for4.differently5.with 6.speaking7.For8.to do9.truth10.stop Unit four拓展阅读语法填空 Eating habits 民以食为天。一起来了解一下下面这些国家的饮食习惯吧。 Food is a main part of every culture. After all, everyone needs to eat! But each country has1._ (it) own traditions regarding what people eat and when. France France is known 2._ its fine food, and its people take food 3._(serious). Most French people eat three meals a day at the same times and they almost never eat snacks between meals. Breakfast is a light meal of bread and coffee. They eat lunch 4._ around 1 pm and a dinner with different courses (一道菜) after 8 pm. The French consider eating a social activity. They seldom eat alone, and never eat while doing something else. The French take time 5._ (enjoy) their meals. Brazil Like the French, Brazilians typically eat a light breakfast. Lunch, the largest meal of the day, usually6._ (have) meat, rice, potatoes and other vegetables. Between 6 pm and 8 pm, people enjoy a smaller meal with their families. Brazilians don’t mind snacking and sometimes buy food from the street. 7._ they always finish eating before walking away. The United States 8._(America) ancestors (祖先) came from many countries, so American eating habits are different. Some take time to prepare and eat a hot breakfast. 9._(other) have some bread while rushing out the door, or just don’t eat breakfast. For lunch, most Americans eat a sandwich or leftovers. Traditionally, families got together for a large evening meal around 6 pm, but now a busy life makes it difficult 10._(get) together. American restaurant portions (一份) are always huge. But you don’t have to finish them. Taking leftovers home is common. As you travel, try out some local eating habits and enjoy the experience! 参考答案:1.its 2.for 3.seriously 4.at5.to enjoy6.has7.But8.Americans’9.Others 10.to get 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $