广州市初中英语7下语法选择.docx

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广州市初中英语7下语法选择

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Chinatown,SanFrancisco,is1largestChinesecommunity（社区）outsideAsia.Let’s2forawalkthroughChinatownnow.3hastwenty-foursquareblocks.InthestreetsyoucanhearChinese4thanEnglish.

The5ofChinatownisStocktonStreet.IthasChinesefish,fruitandvegetablemarkets,bakersandspiceshops.Anditdoesn’t6toomuch!

TheChinatownYouthCentreisat777StocktonStreet.OpenMondaytoFriday,thetelephonenumberis4.

Well,areyoutiredaftertheshopping?

Doyouenjoy7tea?

Let’sgointotheImperialTeaCourtonPowellStreet8someOolongtea.Andnowlet’swalkon.

Time9?

DoyouliketoeatShanghai-stylefood?

Well,thentheplacetostopisFountainCourtat354ClementStreet.There10somanynicedishesonthemenu.AndwehadBeijingDuckandawholesteamedfish.

（）1.A.twoB.thetwoC.secondD.thesecond

（）2.A.goesB.togoC.goD.going

（）3.A.ItB.TheyC.ItsD.them

（）4.A.muchB.manyC.moreD.most

（）5.A.centralB.centerC.centersD.Central

（）6.A.payB.costsC.spendD.cost

（）7.A.todrinkB.drinkingC.drinksD.drink

（）8.A.withB.forC.ofD.on

（）9.A.toeatB.eatC.eatingD.eats

（）10.A.hasB.isC.areD.have

IfyougotoHongKong1air,youwillarriveatKaiTakAirport,Becausetherewasnotenoughland,itwasbuiltoutintothesea.Itis2thepartofHongKongcalledKowloon.Kowloonis3inHongKong.

4bigareaisHongKongIsland.Youcangettherebyshipor5atunnelunderthesea.MostofHongKongarefarmlandsandmountains.

ThepopulationofHongKong6over6million.ChineseandEnglisharespokenbymanypeoplethere.YoucanbuyallkindsofthingsinHongKong,7clothes,computers,radiosandTVs.

PeoplefromallovertheworldtraveltoHongKongeveryyear.Youcanwatchdogracingormotorracing.Someplacesarequietandbeautiful.8youarehotandtired,therearesmallcoolgardenstorestin.Therearealsoalotofbuildings9.HongKongisagoodplaceforChinesefood.Youcanenjoymanykindsofcooking,suchasfish,meatandvegetables.BeijingDuckisfamous.Thereiscertainlyalot10andtodoinHongKong.

（）1.A.onB.inC.bytheD.by

（）2.A.onB.inC.ofD.at

（）3.A.oneofthreebigareasB.oneofthethreebigareas

C.oneofthethreebigareaD.oneofthreebigareas

（）4.A.OtherB.AnotherC.TheotherD.Others

（）5.A.throughB.acrossC.overD.in

（）6.A.beB.areC.isD.was

（）7.A.looklikeB.seemasC.suchasD.lookas

（）8.A.BeforeB.AssoonasC.AfterD.When

（）9.A.liveinB.liveC.toliveinD.tolive

（）10.A.seeingB.toseeC.seeD.sees

TheSaharaisoneoftheworld’s1deserts（沙漠）.Manypeoplethinkithasalwaysbeenadesert2theyarewrong.AtonetimetheSaharawasunderwater,andthenthewaterwentawayandthingsgrew.3,hotwindsmadeeverythingverydryandthen4couldgrow.

Duringtheday,theSaharacanbe5placeintheworld.Oneday,in1924,itwas℉,or58℃.6night,however,itisnotsohot,andinwinteritcanbeverycool.Not7biganimalscanliveinthedesert.Thecamel（骆驼）isthebestknownandthere8alsoakindofdeer.Theseanimalscanliveforalongtime9water.Therearealsopeoplelivinginthedesert.TheyarecalledBedouins（贝多因人）.Theydon’tliveinthesameplaceallthetime,butmoverabout10placetoplace

（）1.A.bigB.biggerC.thebiggestD.biggest

（）2.A.butB.andC.orD.so

（）3.A.HoweverB.ButC.SoD.And

（）4.A.everythingB.anythingC.somethingD.nothing

（）5.A.hotB.hotterC.hottestD.thehottest

（）6.A.InB.OnC.AtD.By

（）7.A.muchB.manyC.alotD.alotsof

（）8.A.beB.isC.areD.has

（）9.A.withB.withoutC.haveD.has

（）.betweenB.byC.fromD.of

Judy1DrRayabouttreesbecauseshewantstocollectsomefactsforaclassproject2pollution.JudyasksDrRaywhysheisso3intrees.DrRaysaysbecausetreesarethebiggestandoldestlivingthingsonEarth.Judydoesn’tknowwhattreesare4for.DrRaytellsherthattreesareusefulformanythings.

5,thewood,therubberandthepaperallcomefromtrees.Alsotreesarenaturalairconditioners.They6theairandcleanit.JudythinksDrRayknowsalotabouttrees.WhileDrRaysaysthat7scientistsdon’tknowhowtreescommunicatewithoneanother.Forexample,wheninsectsattackatree,itcanwarn8treesaroundit.Sometreescanevenjointheir9togetherunderground,andpasseachotherfoodandwater.Judywantstoknowiftreesarein10.DrRaysaystheyare,becausepeoplecutdownandburnalotoftreeseveryyear.Peoplearedestroyingtheirbestpollutionfighters.

（）1.A.tellsB.talksC.interviewsD.interview

（）2.A.onB.aboutC.ofD.with

（）3.A.doB.interestedC.interestingD.good

（）4.A.famousB.useC.usefulD.known

（）5.A.ForexamplesB.SuchasC.HoweverD.Forexample

（）6.A.polluteB.freshC.needD.cool

（）7.A.manyB.afewC.alotofD.even

（）8.A.otherB.theotherC.anotherD.others

（）9.A.leavesB.rootsC.branchesD.trunks

（）10.A.hungerB.troubleC.dangerD.safety

Hundredsofyearago,lifewasharderthanitistoday.Peopledidn’thavemodernmachines.Therewasnomodernmedicine,1.

Lifetodayhasbroughtnewproblems.Oneofthebiggestispollution.Waterpollutionhasmadeourriversandlakesdirty.Itkillsourfishandpollutesourdrinkingwater.Noisepollutionmakesus2louderandbecomeangry3Airpollutionisthemostseriouskindofpollutiontoall4thingsintheworld.

Cars,planesandfactoriesallpolluteouraireveryday.Sometimesthepollutedairis5thickthatitislikeaquilt（被子）6thecity.Thiskindsofquiltiscallsmog.

Manycountriesaremakingrules7againstpollution.Factoriesmustnowcleantheirwaterbeforeitispouredaway,andtheymustn’tletdirtysmokegointotheair.

Weneedtodomany8things.Wecanputwastethingsintothedustbinanddonotthrowthemontotheground.Wecangotowork9busorwithorfriendsinthesamecar.Ifthereare10peopledriving,therewillbelesspollution.Rulesarenotenough.Everypersonmusthelptofightpollution.

（）1.A.alsoB.tooC.eitherD.aswell

（）2.A.totalkB.talkC.talkingD.talked

（）3.A.easierB.easilyC.moreeasierD.moreeasily

（）4.A.aliveB.livingC.livelyD.lived

（）5.A.soB.veryC.quiteD.even

（）6.A.onB.aboveC.overD.in

（）7.A.tofightB.fightingC.fightD.fought

（）8.A.theotherB.otherC.anotherD.others

（）9.A.onB.inC.byD.for

（）10.A.lessB.fewerC.moreD.few

JohnstayedatthehotelwithhisdogCharliethatnight.HesuddenlyheardCharlie1whilehewassleeping.Hesmelt2andgotup.Justthen,thefirealarmwentoff.Hepickedupthephone,butitwas3.Hewenttothedoor,butitwastoohottotouch.Somethicksmokecameinaroundthedoor.Hemadethetowelswetandput4alongthedoor.Andhehadto5onthefloorwithCharlie.Itwashardtowait.Herushedtothewindowwhenthefiremencame.Hewavedand6.Thefiremenhelpedthemgetontotheground.Theyweresafeatlast.

（）1.A.barksB.barkedC.barkD.tobark

（）2.A.smokingB.smokeC.smokesD.smoked

（）3.A.diedB.dyingC.deadD.death

（）4.A.theyB.itC.theirD.them

（）5.A.lieB.layC.lyingD.lies

（）6.A.shoutB.shoutedC.shoutsD.shouting

Weusuallysaythatpeoplehavefivesenses.Sensesarethewaysthatweknowwhatishappeningaround1.Thefivemainsensesaresight,2,touch,tasteandsmell.

Eachsenseusuallydepends3oneorgan（器官）ofthebody.Thisorganreceivestheinformationandthenthenerves（神经）sendthisinformation4thebrain.Forexample,eyescontrolsight,earscontrolhearingandskincontrols5.Tastedependsonthetongue（舌头）andsmelldependsonthenose.

Manypeoplebelievehumanbeingshave“a6sense”.Accordingtomanyexperts,somepeoplecouldseewhat7inanearfuture,sotheycouldgetawayfromdanger,Butonly8peoplehavethisability.Othersdon’tbelieveit.

Therearealso9importantsenses.Thereisthesenseofbalance,whichstopsusfrom10down.Wealsohavesensesofhunger,thirst,heatandcold.

（）1.A.ourselvesB.ourC.usD.we

（）2.A.hearB.listeningC.listenD.hearing

（）3.A.onB.inC.forD.of

（）4.A.inB.toC.onD.for

（）5.A.touchB.touchingC.touchesD.touched

（）6.A.sixB.anotherC.sixthD.other

（）7.A.happenedB.willhappenC.happenD.ishappening

（）8.A.fewB.littleC.afewD.alittle

（）9.A.theotherB.otherC.anotherD.others

（）10.A.fellB.fallC.fallsD.falling

ItwasdinnertimefortheMurryfamily.Thetwochildren,Kirsty,agedsix,andDarren,agedfour,weresittingatthe1Mr.andMrs.Murrywereinthekitchen.

“I’mvery2aboutDarren.”SaidMrs.Murrytoherhusband.‘‘He’sfouryearsoldandhe’sneverspoken.He’sneversaida3.”

“Iknow,”heanswered,“Kirstycouldtalkwhenshewaseighteenmonthsold.I4he’sallright.”

Theypickeduptheplates,tookthemintothediningroomand5theminfrontofthechildren.

“Oh,6,”saidKirsty.“It’schickenandrice.That’smyfavouritedinner.”

Darrensat7attheendofthetabl