Unit 4 高分重点练 单元阅读精练 2026-2027学年外研版七年级英语上册

外研版(2026)七年级上册 Unit 4 Time to celebrate Unit 4 Time to celebrate 高分重点练 单元阅读精练 姓名: 班级: 得分: . 阅读理解(四选一) Passage A The Double Ninth Festival falls on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. On that day, families climb hills and enjoy the fresh autumn air. People also wear a small plant on their clothes and drink chrysanthemum tea. In China, it is also a day to show love to old people. Many students visit old people's homes and bring them fruit and warm meals. My classmates and I went there last year. We helped clean the rooms and listened to the old people's stories. Their faces were filled with smiles. I came to see that a festival is more than food and fun. It also teaches us to care for people around us. 1. When is the Double Ninth Festival? A. In spring B. In summer C. On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month D. On Christmas 2. What do families do on that day? A. Climb hills and enjoy the fresh air B. Swim in the sea C. Sleep all day D. Clean the school 3. What do many students bring to old people? A. Old clothes B. Fruit and warm meals C. Money D. Newspapers 4. How did the old people feel? A. Angry B. Tired C. Sad D. Filled with smiles 5. What does the festival teach us? A. To eat more food B. To climb hills fast C. To care for people around us D. To drink more tea Passage B National Day is on the first day of October in China. It celebrates the birthday of our country. Every year, the whole country has a long holiday. People usually have a seven-day holiday. Many families travel far away to enjoy the beautiful scenery, so the roads and stations are often crowded. Some people stay at home and watch the flag-raising ceremony on TV, while others go to the square early to see it in person. In many cities, red flags hang along the streets, and big celebrations are held at night. For me, National Day is a time to feel proud of our country and to spend happy hours with my family. 6. When is National Day? A. On the first of May B. In January C. In June D. On the first of October 7. How long is the holiday? A. seven days B. One day C. Ten days D. Three months 8. Why are the roads often crowded? A. People go to work B. Many families travel far away C. Schools open D. Shops close 9. Which is NOT mentioned in the passage? A. Watching the flag-raising on TV B. Big celebrations at night C. Giving red envelopes D. Red flags along the streets 10. What does National Day mean to the writer? A. A boring day B. Proud of the country and happy family time C. Buying expensive gifts D. A long sleep Passage C Earth Day is on 22nd April every year. It is a special day to protect our planet. It is not a traditional festival, but more and more people celebrate it in a green way. This year, our school held a green activity. We did not use plastic bags or paper cups. Instead, we brought our own bottles and lunch boxes. In the afternoon, we picked up rubbish in the park and planted young trees. Some students made posters to tell others how to save water and electricity. At the end of the day, we were tired but happy. We learned that protecting the earth is not just one day's work. It should be a habit of every day. 11. When is Earth Day? A. On 1st October B. In December C. On 5th May D. On 22nd April 12. What did the school hold this year? A. A green activity B. A big dinner C. A film night D. A singing party 13. What did the students bring? A. Plastic bags B. New toys C. Their own bottles and lunch boxes D. Paper cups 14. What did they do in the park? A. Slept B. Played games C. Sold posters D. Picked up rubbish and planted trees 15. What did they learn? A. One day's work is enough B. Protecting the earth should be a habit of every day C. Rubbish is useful D. Trees are expensive Passage D Last Spring Festival, our family did something different. In the past, my parents always cooked a big dinner at home. This year, Grandpa was too old to cook, so we booked a table in a small restaurant near our home. At first, my grandma did not like the idea. She said a reunion dinner should be at home. But when the dishes came, she smiled. The restaurant served dumplings, fish and a special soup. We raised our cups and wished each other a happy new year. Grandpa said that a reunion dinner is not about where you eat, but about who you eat with. We all agreed. That night, we took a family photo in front of the restaurant to remember the special day. 16. What did the family do differently? A. They ate out in a restaurant B. They stayed at home C. They travelled abroad D. They slept early 17. Why did they book a restaurant? A. Grandma asked them to B. Grandpa was too old to cook C. They had no money D. The kitchen was broken 18. How did Grandma feel at first? A. She loved the idea B. She cried C. She did not like the idea D. She laughed 19. What did Grandpa say about a reunion dinner? A. It must be at home B. It should be expensive C. It is boring D. It is about who you eat with 20. What did they do to remember the day? A. Took a family photo B. Bought gifts C. Set off fireworks D. Wrote a letter . 阅读短文,回答问题 Passage E Every year before the Spring Festival, our family does a big cleaning. Mum says cleaning the house means sweeping away bad luck and making room for good things. We start early in the morning. Dad cleans the windows, I tidy up my desk, and Grandma washes the curtains. It is hard work, but nobody complains. At noon, we stop and have a simple lunch together. In the afternoon, we hang red paper on the door and put up a new picture. When night comes, the whole house looks bright and new. I like this busy day, because we do everything together as a family. 21. What does cleaning the house mean before the Spring Festival? 22. What does the writer do in the cleaning? 23. Why does the writer like this busy day? Passage F Last month, we had a birthday party for my grandpa. He turned eighty. My parents booked a small room in a restaurant, and my cousins came from another city. We made a big card with all our names on it and wrote Happy Birthday, Grandpa in red. When he saw it, he could not stop smiling. He said the best gift was not the card or the cake, but seeing the whole family together. We sang songs, took photos and told stories. At the end, Grandpa cut the cake and shared it with everyone. That night, I understood that old people need love more than presents. 24. How old was Grandpa? 25. What did the family make for Grandpa? 26. What did Grandpa think was the best gift? . 阅读理解(选择) Passage G A teacher once asked her students to write a short letter to someone they loved. Most students wrote to their parents. One boy wrote to his grandma. He said she cooked for him every day and walked him to school when he was little. He had never said thank you to her. That evening, he gave the letter to his grandma. She read it slowly and her eyes became wet. She said it was the best thing she had ever received. The boy learned that love needs to be spoken out. A few warm words can make a person happy for a long time. 27. What did the teacher ask the students to do? A. Write a letter to someone they loved B. Draw a picture C. Sing a song D. Clean the classroom 28. Who did the boy write to? A. His teacher B. His grandma C. His friend D. His father 29. How did the grandma feel when she read the letter? A. Angry B. Bored C. Her eyes became wet D. Tired 30. What did the boy learn? A. Letters are difficult B. Writing is fun C. Grandma is old D. Love needs to be spoken out Passage H In many families, parents and children argue about mobile phones. My family has a simple rule: no phones at the dinner table. At first, I did not like it. I thought I would miss something important. But after a few weeks, I found dinner time became more interesting. We talked about our day, shared jokes and listened to each other. My father even told us stories about his childhood. Now I understand why the rule is good. A phone can connect us to the world, but it can also take us away from the people beside us. Family time is too precious to lose. 31. What is the family rule? A. No talking B. No phones at the dinner table C. No TV D. No homework 32. How did the writer feel at first? A. Happy B. Excited C. Did not like it D. Angry with Dad 33. What happened after a few weeks? A. Dinner time became more interesting B. They stopped eating C. They bought new phones D. They watched TV 34. What would be a good name for this passage? A. A Phone for Everyone B. How to Buy a Phone C. Jokes at Home D. Family Time Is Precious Passage I The Lantern Festival falls on the fifteenth night of the first lunar month, the end of the Spring Festival. On that day, people watch red lanterns along the streets and solve riddles written on them. In the north, families eat yuanxiao, sweet round rice balls, while in the south people try tangyuan. The round shape carries the wish for a happy and united family. Children carry small lanterns and walk in the park. It is a warm and lively night, full of light and laughter. 35. When is the Lantern Festival? A. On the fifth of May B. On the fifteenth night of the first lunar month C. On Christmas D. On Mid-Autumn 36. What do people do with lanterns? A. Sell them B. Solve riddles written on them C. Throw them away D. Burn them 37. What do yuanxiao and tangyuan stand for? A. Good health B. Bad luck C. Rain D. A united family 38. How is the night described? A. Cold and dark B. Warm and lively C. Quiet and sad D. Long and boring Passage J The Dragon Boat Festival comes in early summer. It is held to remember the great poet Qu Yuan, who died for his country. On that day, families race dragon boats on the river. The boats are long and colourful, and the team rows together to the beat of drums. People also eat zongzi, rice wrapped in bamboo leaves, and hang green herbs on the door to keep illness away. It is a festival full of history, team spirit and the smell of fresh bamboo. 39. Whom does the Dragon Boat Festival remember? A. Qu Yuan B. Chang'e C. A king D. A farmer 40. How do teams row the boats? A. In a hurry B. Alone C. To the beat of drums D. Without oars 41. What is zongzi? A. Rice wrapped in bamboo leaves B. A mooncake C. A dumpling D. A turkey 42. Why do people hang green herbs? A. To decorate B. To sell C. To keep illness away D. To cook food 参考答案 . 1.C 2.A 3.B 4.D 5.C 6.D 7.A 8.B 9.C 10.B 11.D 12.A 13.C 14.D 15.B 16.A 17.B 18.C 19.D 20.A . 21. It means sweeping away bad luck and making room for good things. 22. He/She tidies up the desk. 23. Because the whole family does everything together. 24. Eighty. 25. A big card with all their names on it. 26. Seeing the whole family together. . 27.A 28.B 29.C 30.D 31.B 32.C 33.A 34.D 35.B 36.B 37.D 38.B 39.A 40.C 41.A 42.C 外研版(2026)七年级上册 Unit 4 Time to celebrate 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $