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牛津译林版英语七上初一阅读拔尖训练题
群力中学2014年度上学期初一英语阅读拔尖训练题
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Itwaswinter,andMrsHermanwantedtodoalotof21,soshewaiteduntilitSaturday.Whenherhusbandwas22,hewenttoshopswithhertopayfor(付钱)everything23tocarrytheparcels(包裹).Theywenttoalotofshops,andMrsHermanboughtalotof24.Sheoftenstoppedandsaid,“Look,Joe!
Isn’tthatbeautiful!
”
Hethenanswered,“Allright,dear.How25isit?
”and26hismoneytopayforit.
Itwasdarkwhentheycameoutofthelastshop,andMrHermanwastiredandthoughtabout27things,likeanicedrinkbythesideofawarmfireathome.Suddenlyhiswifelooked28theskyandsaid,“Lookatthatbeautiful29,Joe!
”Without30,MrHermananswered,“Allright,dear.Howmuchisit?
”
1.A.doingB.sellingC.buyingD.shopping
2.A.freeB.busyC.worryingD.afraid
3.A.soB.andC.orD.because
4.A.nothingB.anythingC.thingsD.something
5.A.soonB.longC.muchD.many
6.A.tookB.broughtC.carriedD.put
7.A.anotherB.othersC.anotherD.other
8.A.downatB.upatC.outofD.up
9.A.sunB.moonC.starsD.earth
10.A.walkingB.runningC.workingD.stopping
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Foodisveryimportant.Everyoneneedsto33wellifheorshewantstohaveastrongbody.Ourmindsalsoneedakindoffood.Thiskindoffoodis34.Webegintogetknowledge(知识)evenwhenweareveryyoung.Smallchildrenare35ineverythingaroundthem.Theylearn36whentheyarewatchingandlistening.Whentheyaregettingolder,theybeginto37storybooks,sciencebooksandanythingtheylike.Whentheyfindsomethingnew,theylovetoaskquestionsand
___38tofindouttheanswers.
Whatisthebest39togetknowledge?
Ifwelearnbyourselves(自学),wewill__40themostknowledge.Ifweare41gettinganswersfromothersanddonotaskwhy,wewillnotlearnwell.Whenwestudyintherightway,wewilllearn42andunderstandbetter.
33.A.sleepB.readC.drinkD.eat
34.A.sportB.exerciseC.knowledgeD.meat
35.A.interestedB.interestingC.weakD.better
36.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything
37.A.lendB.readC.learnD.write
38.A.tryB.haveC.thinkD.wait
39.A.placeB.schoolC.wayD.road
40.A.buyB.goC.borrowD.get
41.A.oftenB.alwaysC.usuallyD.sometimes
42.A.moreB.muchC.betterD.well
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ATelephoneCallfromSue’sFather
ThetelephonerangandSueansweredit.“1IspeaktoMrsPotts,please?
”amanasked.
“I’m2you’vegotthewrongnumber,”Suesaid.
“I’msorry,”themansaid.
Afewminutespassed3thetelephonerangagain.Sue4it.Itwasthesameman.Hehadmadeamistakeagain.Threeminutes5thetelephonerangoncemore,butshe6answeritthistime,Itrangandrang.Hermotherheardthenoise.“Why7youanswerthephone,8?
”shecalled.
“Oh,allright,”Suesaid.“I’msureit’sthatmanagain.”Butshewas9.Itwasherfatherandhewasvery10.Suehadkepthimwaiting.
()1.A.ShallB.DoC.MustD.May
()2.A.worriedB.surprisedC.afraidD.glad
()3.A.andB.soC.thenD.or
()4.A.gotB.madeC.answeredD.gave
()5.A.agoB.beforeC.laterD.past
()6.A.wenttoB.decidedtoC.couldn’tD.didn’t
()7.A.doB.don’tC.canD.can’t
()8.A.myboyB.pleaseC.SueD.either
()9.A.rightB.correctC.wrongD.foolish
()10.A.happyB.hungryC.angryD.tired
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DearAndy
I’minLondonnow.Iliveinahouse46agardennow.Mymother47vegetablesandflowersinthegarden.Ienjoyeverythinghere48thefood.IdislikeEnglishfood.Imissdumplingsandnoodles.Ofcourse,Inever9missingyou.
Londonisthe50ofEngland.TherearelotsofplacesofinterestinLondon.Youcancomehere__51__thefamousTowerBridge.Thereare52lotsofoldbuildingsandmuseumstovisit.ThingsherearedifferentfromthoseinChina.TrafficinEnglandgoesonthe53oftheroad.Andifyouwanttogoto54sideofaroad,youcanhavemanyways:
asubway(地铁),afootbridgeorazebracrossing.Andinsomeplaces,youcanseeblackandwhitepoles(杆).Thereisabutton(键)oneachofthem.Youcanpressthebuttontotellthe55youwanttocrosstheroad.Theyusuallystoptheircarstoletyougo.
TaxisinLondonarereallyexpensive,soifyoucometoLondonyoushouldhaveenough_56__withyou.Taxidriversareusually57.Theyarealwaysreadytohelpyou.Andtheymusttakeexams58theybecometaxidrivers.
Londonalsohasthebiggestundergroundsystem(系统)intheworld.It’s59togothewrongwayifyouarenotcareful.
Ihopeyou60toLondonsoon.Pleasewritetomeassoonaspossible.
Yours
LiBing
()46.A.haveB.hasC.andD.with
()47.A.growB.growsC.plantsD.plant
()48.A.andB.withC.withoutD.except
()49.A.beginB.stopC.wantD.start
()50.A.townB.cityC.capitalD.country
()51.A.visitB.visitingC.tovisitD.visits
()52.A.tooB.eitherC.alsoD.all
()53.A.leftB.middleC.rightD.front
()54.A.anotherB.otherC.theotherD.others
()55.A.policemenB.driversCworkersD.cars
()56.A.timeB.foodC.tipD.money
()57.A.cleverB.smartC.friendlyD.tired
()58.A.afterB.untilC.whenD.before
()59.A.excitingB.hardC.importantD.easy
()60.A.tocomeB.willvisitC.cancomeD.visiting
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MrsBrownhasasmall1infrontofherhouse.Inspringsheplantssome2init.“Shelooks3themverycarefully.Whensummercomes,theylookverynice。
OneeveningMrsBrownlookedathervegetablesandsaid“Tomorrowlamgoingtopick4,andthenwecaneatthem.”Butearlythenextmorning,herson5intothekitchen(厨房)andshouted,“Mother,Mother!
Comequickly!
Ourneighbor’sducks6inthegarden.Theyareeatingourvegetables!
”MrsBrownran7butitwastoo8!
A1lthevegetableswereeatenup(吃光)!
MrsBrowncriedandherneighbor(邻居)wasvery9,butthatwastheendofthevegetables.
ThenafewdaysbeforeChristmas,theneighborbroughtMrsBrownaparcel(包裹).Therewasabeautifulfatduckinit,anditwasapieceofpaper10thewords“Enjoyyourvegetables!
”
()1.A.shopB.marksC.gardenD.house
()2.A.treesB.vegetablesC.applesD.flowers
()3.A.atB.overC.afterD.up
()4.A.herB.themC.theyD.she
()5.A.jumpedB.ranC.1ookedD.had
()6.A.amB.isC.areD.be
()7.A.inB.outC.toD.from
()8.A.1ateB.1aterC.earlyD.earlier
()9.A.sorryB.happyC.hungryD.smile
()10.A.atB.withC.toD.from
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Jane’smother’sseventiethbirthdaywascoming,soJaneandherhusbandwantedtogivetheoldladyanice1forherbirthday.Jane’smotherlikeddrinking2,soJaneboughtasmallelectricmachine for her.Itcouldmaketeaand 3 peopleinthemorning.Jane 4 ittohermotheronherbirthday,andshowedher how to5it.
“Beforeyou 6,putteaandwaterinit,”shesaidtohermother.“And7to turnon theelectricity(电).Whenitwakesyouupinthe8,yourteawillbeready.”
Afterafewdays,theoldladytelephonedher 9 andsaid,“Jane,Idon’tunderstandonething.10doI haveto gotobedtomaketea?
Can’t Imaketeaintheafternoonorinthemorning?
”
()1.A.bookB.telephoneC.presentD.bed
()2.A.milk B.tea C.juice D.water
()3.A.lookfor B.talkto C.wakeup D.playwith
()4.A.broughtB.soldC.inventedD.moved
()5.A.buyB.makeC.helpD.use
()6.A.getup B.havebreakfast C.gooutD.gotobed
()7.A.forgetB.rememberC.decideD.ask
()8.A.morningB.afternoonC.eveningD.midnight
()9.A.husbandB.daughterC.sonD.friend
()10.A.WhyB.HowC.WhenD.Where
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MrsAndrewshadayoungcat,anditwasthecat’sfirstwinter.Oneeveningitwas1whenitbegantosnowheavily.MrsAndrews2everywhereandshouteditsname,3shedidn’tfindit.Soshetelephoned4andsaid,“Ihavelostablackcat.Hasanybodyfound5?
”
“No,Madam,”saidthepolicemanontheotherend.Butcatsarereallyvery6animals.Theysometimeslivefordaysin7,andwhenitmelts(融化)andsomebodyfindsthem,theyareoftenquitewell.
MrsAndrewsfeltbetterwhensheheardthis.“And”shesaid,“ourcatisvery8.Shealmostcantalk.”
Thepolicemanwasgettingvery9.“Wellthen,”hesaid,“whydon’tyouputyourtelephone___10____?
Perhapsthecatistryingtotelephoneyounow.”
()1.A.athomeB.outsideC.inthegardenD.inbed
()2.A.wentB.ranC.telephoneD.looked
()3.A.andB.thenC.butD.because
()4.A.herneighbourB.thepoliceC.herfriendD.herhusband
()5.A.oneB.himC.itD.her
()6.A.strongB.lovelyC.weakD.strange
()7.A.winterB.thesnowC.thewaterD.theforest
()8.A.youngB.expensiveC.healthyD.clever
()9.A.happyB.sadC.tiredD.afraid
()10.A.offB.downC.awayD.on
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Alongtimeago,itwasveryhot.Waterwasallaround.Therewere1peoplebutmanydinosaurs(恐龙)andtalltrees.
Dinosaurs2werethelargestanimalsonEarth.Mostdinosaurswereverybig,butsomewereas3ascats.Thereweremanykindsofdinosaurs,somewere4animals,somewerewateranimals.andsomecouldflyintheair.Someatetallplants,whileothersatemeat.
Then5happenedtotheworldonEarth?
Now,we6can’tmakesure.Itgotverycold,andbigtreesbegantodie.Otheranimalsandnewplants7.Theworldchangedalot.Itbegantobemore8theworldnow.Dinosaursbegantodie9therewasnofoodleft.Thelastonesdiedmorethan60millionyears10.Why?
Nobodyreallyknowswhy.
1.A.littleB.noC.anyD.many
2.