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七年级阶段检测全

七年级阶段检测（全）

一、单项选择

1.Timis　　　eleven-year-oldboy.Helikesplaying　　　basketball. 

A./;aB.an;/C.an;theD.the;a

2.—Thesocksareverycheap.

—I’ll　　　them. 

A.giveB.bringC.likeD.take

3.—CanIhavealookatyourpencilbox?

—Sure.　　 

A.Thankyou.B.I’msorry.C.Hereyouare.D.Thanks.

4.—Hi,Kate.Isthis　　　Englishbook?

—No.Look!

HereisLucy’sname.It’s　　　. 

A.you;herB.your;hersC.your;herD.you;hers

5.—Whatis　　　andeighteen,doyouknow?

—Iknow.Thirty.

A.elevenB.twelveC.thirteenD.fourteen

6.Theboy　　　blackhair　　　abigshirt. 

A.has;hasB.with;inC.has;wearsD.with;wears

7.—Excuseme,howcanIgettothehospital?

—Walk　　　thestreet.Takethesecondturning　　　yourleft. 

A.along;onB.along;atC.on;onD.on;at

8.There　　　asmallparkandsomefruitshopsinmyneighborhood. 

A.isB.areC.hasD.have

9.Mygrandpaalways　　　us　　　sports. 

A.let;toplayB.lets;playC.lets;playsD.let;plays

10.Doyouneedshoes　　　sports?

Wehavelotsofshoes　　　verygoodprices. 

A.for;atB.for;withC.at;withD.at;for

11.Thenovelwas　　　interesting　　　Iwantedtoreaditagain. 

A.such;thatB.so;thatC.too;toD.enough;to

12.Ofall　　　subjects,Ilikemathbest.It’s　　　interesting. 

A.kindof;kindofB.kindsof;kindofC.kindof;kindsofD.kindsof;kindsof

13.—What　　　animalsdoyoulike?

—Ilikecats,too.

A.othersB.anotherC.elseD.other

14.It’s　　　today.Ithinkit’sgoingto　　　. 

A.cloud;rainB.cloudy;rainingC.cloudy;rainD.cloudy;rainy

15.Whichofthefollowingsentencesiscorrect?

A.TimisasstrongerasTom.

B.Iamreadingat9:

00lastnight.

C.Seenfromthemountains,Icanseelotsoftrees.

D.Ifyouareunhappy,youcanhangoutwithyourfriends.

二、完形填空

　　Lionshavebeencalledthekingsoftheanimalworld.Theycanbe　16　inAfricaandIndia.LionsinAfricacan　17　withoutwaterformuchlongertimethanlionsinotherplaces.Lionsarealsooneofthemost　18　animalsinthezoos.Almosteveryzooaroundtheworldhasafewlions. 

Itisveryeasyforpeopletotellmalelionsfromfemalelions.Amalelionhasalongmane（鬃毛）andalargecollarofhairaround　19　mouth.Afemaleliondoesn’thavealongmane.Malelionsarealsolargerthanfemalelions.Amalelionusually　20　about200kilograms.Bothmaleandfemalelionshaveverysharpteeth.Theycanbreakthebacksofotheranimals　21　onebite（咬）.Onelionusuallykillsbetweentenandtwentylargeanimalsforfoodeachyear. 

It’sunusualforlionstokill　22　.However,in1898,twolionskilledandateoveronehundredpeopleinKenya　23　theywereshot（击毙）byanEnglishman.This　24　becamethesubjectofaHollywoodmovielater. 

Now,theIndianlionsare　25　.It’sreallynecessarytoeducatethepublictocarefortheanimals,orwewon’tseethemsomeyearslater. 

16.A.usedB.foundC.boughtD.fed

17.A.travelB.playC.goD.sit

18.A.popularB.dangerousC.confidentD.expensive

19.A.theirB.herC.yourD.its

20.A.feelsB.looksC.weighsD.shows

21.A.aboutB.onC.withD.from

22.A.peopleB.animalsC.birdsD.sheep

23.A.beforeB.becauseC.afterD.while

24.A.newspaperB.magicC.storyD.job

25.A.dangerousB.strongC.activeD.endangered

三、阅读理解

A

　　（2019河南安阳一模）

“Inthislife,whatdidyoumiss?

”Thewifeaskedthehusband.Whenhewas25,despondently（沮丧地）,thehusbandreplied,“Imissedanewjobchance.”

Whenhewas35,thehusbandangrilytoldherthathehadjustmissedthebus.

Attheageof45,thehusbandsadlysaid,“Imissedthechanceseeingmycloserelativebeforehislastbreath.”

At55,thehusbandsaiddisappointedly,“Imissedagoodchancetoretire.”

At65,thehusbandhurriedlyreplied,“Imissedvisitingmydentist.”

At75,thewifedidnotaskthehusbandanymore,becauseshewasverysick.Rememberingthequestionthewifeusedtoaskhim,thistimethehusbandaskedthewifethesamequestion.Thewife,withasmileandpeacefullook,replied,“Inthislife,Ididnotmisshavingyou!

”

Thehusbandwasfulloftears.Healwaysthoughttheycouldbetogetherforever.Hewasalwaysbusywithworkandotherthings.Hehadneverthoughtofhiswife.Thehusbandgaveabighugtothewifeandsaid,“Over50years,howIhadallowedmyselftomissyourdeeploveforme.”

26.Everytimethewifeaskedthehusbandwhathemissedinhislife,thehusbandneverthoughtof　　　. 

A.hisjobB.hisretirementC.hisrelativeD.hiswife

27.Fromthepassage,weknowthewifewas　　　. 

A.caringandhappyB.nervousandserious

C.lovingandpatientD.outgoingandcareless

28.Whatdidthehusbandrealizeatlast?

A.Hiswifewastootired.B.Hiswifelovedhimverymuch.

C.Hiswifewoulddie.D.Heshouldaskhiswifethesamequestion.

29.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thehusbanddidn’tlovehiswifeatall.

B.Thehusband’scloserelativediedwhenhiswifewas45.

C.Thehusbandwasalwaysbusywithhisworkandotherthings.

D.Whenpeoplearegone,theirlovedonesusuallyhavenothingtofeelsorryabout.

30.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusinthepassage?

A.Domanythingsforourfamily.

B.Treateverydayasthebestdayoflife.

C.Letourlovedonesknowaboutourcareandlove.

D.Askourfamilywhattheymissedintheirlife.

B

　　Doyouhavealuckynumber?

Whatisit?

Manypeoplehaveaspecialnumber.Theyhopeitcanbringthemgoodluck.InChineseculture,somenumbersarebelievedtobeluckyorunluckybasedontheChinesewordthatthenumbersoundssimilarto.Forexample,thewordforthenumber8soundssimilartothewordsfor“makingafortune”.Sopeopleconsideritaveryluckynumber.Somepeoplewillevenspendalotofmoneyhaving8sintheirphonenumbersorvehiclelicenseplate（车牌照）numbers.TheopeningceremonyoftheBeijingOlympicsbeganat8:

08p.m.onAugust8,2019.Thenumber9isalsoaluckynumberbecauseofitsconnectiontotheemperorsofChina.Therewereninedragonsonemperors’robes（龙袍）andChinesemythheldthatthedragonhadninechildren.Thenumber9alsostandsfor“longlasting”.That’swhyamanalwaysproposestoawomanwith99or999roses.What’sa“badluck”numberinChina?

Itmightbe4.ManyChinesepeoplesee4asa“badluck”numberbecauseitsoundssimilartotheChinesecharacterfor“death”.Becauseofthis,manybuildingsskipthefourthfloorandsimplycallitthefifthfloor.InHongKong,somebuildingsevenskipallfloorsnumberedwith4,suchas4,14,24,34andall40—49floors.Somebuildingsalsoskipthethirteenthfloor,as13isconsideredanunluckynumberinmanyChristiancountries.Asaresult,abuildingwhosehighestflooris50mayhaveonly35physicalfloors.

31.TheluckyorunluckynumbersinChineseculturemostlycomefrom　　　. 

A.people’shopeforgoodluck

B.people’sbeliefincertainnumbers

C.similarsoundsofChinesenumbersandwords

D.Chinesetraditions

32.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.ManyChinesepeoplelikethenumber8becauseitsoundssimilartothewordsfor“makingafortune”.

B.Muchmoneyissometimesspenton8sinpeople’svehiclelicenseplatenumbersinChina.

C.Thenumber9isaluckynumberinChinesecultureforonlyonereason.

D.Thenumber4isanunluckynumberbecauseitsoundssimilartotheChinesecharacterfor“death”.

33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“skip”meaninEnglish?

A.Leaveout.B.Putout.C.Pickout.D.Pointout.

34.Whymayabuildingwhosehighestflooris50haveonly35physicalfloorsinHongKong?

A.Becausethepeopletherearedishonest.

B.Becausetherearesomefloorsundertheground.

C.Becausepeoplelikelivinginhighbuildings.

D.Becausetherearenofloorslike4,13,14,24,34andall40—49floors.

35.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Numbersaroundtheworld.

B.LuckyandunluckynumbersinWesternculture.

C.Meaningsofdifferentunluckynumbers.

D.LuckyandunluckynumbersinChineseculture.

C

（2019河南实验中学一模）

DiningReview

CafeRoma

12VeniceStreet,SanFrancisco

6:

45a.m.—10p.m.　555-0211

FOOD　　★★

PRICESExpensive

PLEASANTSIDE

Chocolateheart-stoppingcakeisthebestinthecountry

UNPLEASANTSIDE

Slowservice,notenoughtables

DiningReview

TheMiramar

2180BayStreet,SanFrancisco

Noon—Midnight　555-1164

FOOD　　★★★

PRICESInexpensive

PLEASANTSIDE

Finecombination（混合）ofMexican,Spanish,andPeruviantaste,livelyguitarshowsanddancing

UNPLEASANTSIDE

Toopopular!

Getthereearlyoryouwon’tfindaseat

DiningReview

TheBarbecuePit

2ClementStreet,SanFrancisco

10:

30a.m.—9a.m.　555-7616

FOOD　　★

PRICESneitherexpensivenorinexpensive

PLEASANTSIDE

Largekindsofnicedrinks

UNPLEASANTSIDE

Foodisboring,sometimesold,notaste

DiningReview

BankokBanquet

15FourthStreet,SanFrancisco　555-7824

Lunch:

Mon.—Fri.11a.m.—3p.m.

Dinner:

Tues.—Sun.5p.m.—10p.m.

FOOD　　★★

PRICES　Inexpensive

PLEASANTSIDE

Friendlyservice,Spanishdishesaredelicious

UNPLEASANTSIDE

Nonormalhours,dishesneedalongwait

36.Theabovefourreviewsaremainlytotellreaders　　　. 

A.whattherestaurantsarelikeB.thepricesofthefourrestaurants

C.howtobookatableintheserestaurantsD.howtotravelinSanFrancisco

37.WhereshouldJennygotoasacakelover?

A.12VeniceStreet.B.2180BayStreet.

C.2ClementStreet.D.15FourthStreet.

38.Whichrestaurantopenslatest?

A.CafeRoma.B.TheMiramar.

C.TheBarbecuePit.D.BankokBanquet.

39.Youwanttoeatat12:

00inthemorningandtrySpanishdisheswhileenjoyperformances,youcancall　　　. 

A.555-0211B.555-1164C.555-7616D.555-7824

40.WhatreasonmakesTheMiramarthebestrestaurant?

A.It’stoopopular.B.Manykindsofnicedrinks.

C.Differenttastesareputtogether.D.Theyhavethewonderfulpianoshow.

D

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