Unit 3 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 3 Family ties Unit 3 Family ties 高分重点练·单元阅读精练 姓名：____________　　班级：____________　　得分：____________ Ⅰ. 阅读理解（四选一） Passage A My mother never says I love you, but I can feel it every day. She wakes up at six to make me warm breakfast. When I was in Grade 7, I failed a maths test and hid my paper under the desk. She found it that evening. I thought she would shout, but she just sat down beside me and said, One test does not tell who you are. Then she spent two hours helping me with the difficult problems. From that day on, I worked harder. Months later, I got a much better grade. When I told her, she smiled and said nothing. That quiet smile said more than any words. 1. What can we learn about the writer's mother? A. She shows love in a quiet way. B. She often shouts at the child. C. She works in a school. D. She dislikes maths. 2. Why did the writer hide the paper? A. He lost it. B. He was afraid of being blamed. C. He wanted to keep it clean. D. He gave it to a friend. 3. What does the underlined word it refer to? A. The difficult problem. B. The breakfast. C. The failed test paper. D. The better grade. 4. Which is the best title? A. A Strict Mother. B. My Favourite Subject. C. A Terrible Test. D. Love That Does Not Shout. Passage B My father is a silent man. He is a postman and works long hours. When I was young, I felt he never noticed me. He seldom played with me, and he never said he was proud. Once I entered a writing competition and won first prize. I ran home to tell him. He just nodded and went back to his room. I was very disappointed. But that night, I saw him quietly reading my article again and again, and placing it carefully on the wall. At that moment I understood: his love is like a quiet river, deep but never noisy. 5. What kind of person is the father? A. Talkative and funny. B. Quiet and caring. C. Lazy and careless. D. Strict and cold. 6. Why did the writer feel disappointed at first? A. He lost the prize. B. His article was not good. C. His father did not seem excited. D. His father went to work. 7. What did the father do after reading the article? A. He threw it away. B. He asked the writer to write more. C. He put it on the wall. D. He called the teacher. 8. What can we infer from the passage? A. The father does not love his child. B. Postmen are always tired. C. Writing competitions are easy. D. Silent love can be deep and true. Passage C There is an old wooden box in my grandparents' bedroom. Inside it are letters, a yellow photo and a small toy car. Grandma says the letters are from Grandpa when he worked in another city forty years ago. The photo shows a young couple by a river. The toy car was mine when I was three. Every time I visit, Grandma takes out these things and tells me the stories behind them. I used to think the box was boring. Now I know it is not a box of old things; it is a box of memories, holding forty years of family love. 9. What is in the box? A. Letters, a photo and a toy car. B. Money and keys. C. Only new clothes. D. A computer. 10. Why did Grandpa write letters long ago? A. He liked collecting stamps. B. He lived and worked far away. C. He wanted to be a writer. D. He was bored. 11. What does the writer think of the box now? A. It is boring. B. It is too small. C. It is full of memories. D. It should be thrown away. 12. The underlined word couple in the passage probably means ________. A. children B. neighbours C. teachers D. husband and wife. Passage D I used to fight with my elder sister all the time. We argued about the TV channel, the bathroom and even who should wash the dishes. Mum always said, Sisters are friends for life, but I never believed her. Last month I had a high fever at night. Dad was away on business, and it was raining heavily. My sister, two years older than me, carried me on her back to the clinic. She was wet all over, but she held me tightly. On the way she said, Don't worry, I'm here. At that moment I felt warm. Now we talk about everything. I finally understand what Mum meant. 13. What did the writer and sister argue about? A. Many small everyday things. B. Their studies. C. Their parents. D. Their future jobs. 14. How did the sister help the writer? A. She called Dad. B. She carried her to the clinic in the rain. C. She gave her medicine at home. D. She sent her to school. 15. What changed the writer's attitude? A. A talk with Mum. B. Leaving home. C. Getting a fever. D. The sister's care in the rain. 16. What is the best title? A. How to Wash Dishes. B. A Business Trip. C. My Family Rules. D. A Rainy Night and Sister's Love. Passage E In many families, dinner time is more than a meal. It is the time when everyone sits together and shares the day. In my home, we never watch TV at the table. Dad asks about our school, Mum tells us small things at work, and we laugh together. My grandma says this simple habit keeps the family close. Studies also show that children who often eat with their family feel safer and do better at school. So turn off the screen, sit down and talk. A warm family dinner may be the best gift you can give your children. 17. What is the passage mainly about? A. The importance of family dinner. B. How to cook delicious food. C. Why children should study hard. D. How to buy a TV. 18. What do the family do at dinner? A. They watch TV. B. They share their day and talk. C. They do homework. D. They read newspapers. 19. What do studies show? A. TV helps children learn. B. Cooking is difficult. C. Children eating with their family feel safer. D. Dinners should be quick. 20. What does the writer advise us to do? A. Eat fast. B. Buy more food. C. Work longer. D. Turn off screens and talk at dinner. Passage F When I was ten, my favourite toy plane broke. I was so sad that I threw it under the bed. My father found it, but he said nothing. For three nights, I saw him working at the table with a small tool. At last he handed it back to me. The broken wing was fixed, and he had even painted it blue. I was surprised and asked how he learned to repair it. He smiled and said, I didn't. I just read a book and tried. That small plane taught me two things: people we love will always try for us, and it is never too late to try again. 21. What happened to the toy plane? A. Its wing was broken. B. It was lost. C. It was given to a friend. D. It was too old to fly. 22. What did the father do? A. He bought a new one. B. He repaired it himself. C. He threw it away. D. He asked a shop for help. 23. How did the writer feel when getting the plane back? A. Angry. B. Worried. C. Surprised and moved. D. Bored. 24. What does the story mainly tell us? A. Toys are expensive. B. Boys like planes. C. Reading is difficult. D. Love means trying for the people we care about. Ⅱ. 阅读短文，回答问题 Passage G　Last Sunday our class visited a home for old people. We took flowers and fruit. An old grandma showed us a yellow photo of a young soldier. That was her son, who died many years ago. She touched the photo softly and said he was always her little boy. We cleaned the rooms and sang for her. Before we left, she held my hand and said that day was the happiest in her year. On the way back, our teacher said love never dies; it just lives in memory. I decided to visit them every month. 25. What did the class take to the old people's home? ____________________________________________________________________________ 26. Who was the young soldier in the photo? ____________________________________________________________________________ 27. What did the teacher mean by love never dies? ____________________________________________________________________________ Passage H　A young teacher asked an old man the secret of a happy family. The old man gave him a simple answer: Never go to bed angry. He explained that every family has arguments, but the rule is to say sorry before the day ends. He added that the family does not need a big house or expensive gifts. It needs patience, listening and a warm meal together. The teacher learnt that a happy family is not a perfect family, but one whose members always come back to each other. 28. What is the old man's rule for a happy family? ____________________________________________________________________________ 29. What does a happy family need according to the passage? ____________________________________________________________________________ 参考答案 Ⅰ. 1.A 2.B 3.C 4.D 5.B 6.C 7.C 8.D 9.A 10.B 11.C 12.D 13.A 14.B 15.D 16.D 17.A 18.B 19.C 20.D 21.A 22.B 23.C 24.D Ⅱ. 25. Flowers and fruit. 26. Her son, who died many years ago. 27. Love stays in memory even when someone has passed away. 28. Never go to bed angry, and say sorry before the day ends. 29. Patience, listening and a warm meal together. 外研版（2026）七年级上册 Unit 3 Family ties 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $