22/222017-2022北京重點(diǎn)校初一（上）期中英語匯編閱讀單選CD篇一、閱讀單選（2021·北京師大附中七年級期中）NowI’mstudyingintheUS.IfindtherearesomedifferencesbetweenschoolsintheUSandinChina.Onebigdifferenceistheclothesstudentswearatschoolandhowtheylook.Inmycountry,allthestudentsshouldwearuniformswhentheygotoschool.Boysaren’tallowed(允許)tohavelonghair.Girlsaren’tallowedtohavelongorcolorednails(指甲).ButAmericanstudentsalwayswearcasualclothes(便裝)andjewelries(首飾).ABritishstudenttellsmethatstudentsinEnglandcanalsodresscasuallyintheschool.Anotherdifferenceisabouttherulesforparents.Whenwebeginanewyearinmyschool,ourparentshavetogotoameetinginourclass.Iftheydon’tgotothatmeeting,theirchildrenwon’thaveagradeorareportcard(成績單)fromschool.However,intheUS,therearen’tsuchstrictrulesabove(以上).IntheUS,manystudentsworkafterschool,butstudentscan’tgotoworkinmyschoolbecausetheycan’tfindajobifthey’reunder18.IthinkAmericanstudents’part-timejobshelpthemmakemoney.Moreimportantly,takingpart-timejobshelpsthembecomemoreindependent.They’reabletodothingsbythemselvesintheirownway,withoutaskingotherpeopleforhelp.1．Whataregirlstudentsallowedtodointhewriter’scountry?__________A．Tohavelongnails.B．Tohavecolorednails.C．Toweartheirownclothes.D．Tohavelonghair.2．Whatarerulesforparentsinthewriter’sschoolinthebeginningofanewyear?__________A．Theyhavetogotoameetingintheclass.B．Theyhavetowriteareportcardfortheirchildren.C．Theyhavetosendtheirchildrentotheschool.D．Theyhavetosendtheirchildren’sreportcardtotheschool.3．WhatistrueaboutthestudentsintheUS?__________A．Theycandesign(設(shè)計(jì))theirownuniforms.B．Theycantakepart-timejobs.C．Theycannotmovearoundintheschool.D．Theycannotdothingsbythemselves.4．Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthat__________.A．ChinesestudentscanwearcasualclothesintheschoolB．a(chǎn)ttheendoftheyear,parentsinChinahavetogotoameetingintheclassC．studentsintheUSdon’thavestrictruleslikeChinesestudentsD．Americanparentsdon’tgivetheirchildrenanymoney（2021·北京師大附中七年級期中）Breakfastisthemostimportantmealoftheday,butmanypeopledon’thaveit.Commonreasonsfornoteatingbreakfastincludeshortageoftime,notfeelinghungry,traditionaldislikeforbreakfast,anddieting(節(jié)食).Breakfastsimplymeans“breakthefast”.Youeatnothingforatleast6to12hourseachnight.Eventhoughyouhavebeensleeping,youhavestillbeenburningenergy.Andinthemorningyourbodyneedsenergyfortheday’sworkahead.Agoodbreakfastshouldprovideupto1/3ofyourtotalcalories(卡路里)thatyourbodyneedsfortheday.Generallyspeaking,weeat400lesscaloriesforbreakfastthanfordinner.Ifbreakfastdoesn’tinterestyouinthemorning,tryeatingalighterdinnerearlierintheeveningorsavehalfyourdinnerforbreakfastinthemorning.Ifyoustillaren’thungryinthemorning,startwithsomethingsmalllikejuiceorbreadorhavenutritious(有營養(yǎng)的)mid-morningsnacklaterwhenyouarehungry.So,yousayyou’reonadiet.Somepeopleareafraidthateatingbreakfastwillmakethemhungrierduringthedayandtheywilleatmore.Itistruethateatingbreakfastislikelytomakeyoufeelhungrythroughouttheday.That’sbecauseyourbodyisworkingcorrectly.Althoughyoumayfeelasifyouareeatingmorealldaylong,infactyou’reprobablynot.Noteatingbreakfastmaycauseyoutoovereat,becauseafallinbloodsugaroftenmakesyoufeelhungrylater.Tomakethingsworse,sinceyourbodyisinaslowedstate,itwillnotbeabletoburnthoseextracalorieswell.Ifyoufeedyourbodyhealthysnacksandmealsthroughouttheday,youmaynotbecomehungrysoeasilyandeattoomuchwhenyouhavemeals.Sincebreakfastisthefirstandmostimportantmealoftheday,yourchoiceisimportant.Thebestbreakfastfoodsarefruits,juice,leanmeat,andgrainproductssuchasbread,rice,noodlesandcereals.5．Theunderlinedword“fast”means“aperiodduringwhichsomeone__________”.A．movesquicklyB．workshardC．goeswithoutfoodD．sleepsinbed6．Fromthepassage,weknowthat__________.A．breakfastprovidesusmostoftheenergyB．breakfastmayhelptosavethedinnerC．breakfastmightmakepeopleovereatD．breakfasthelpsourbodyworkwell7．Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?__________A．BreakfastandEnergyB．WhyNotEatBreakfastC．BreakfastandDietingD．WhattoEatforBreakfast（2020·北京·牛欄山一中實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校七年級期中）Areyoualwayslookingforanexcusetoputoff(推遲)houseworkandcleaningforjustonemoreday?Well,youcandoittoday.TodayisNoHouseworkDay.It'stimetoforgethouseworkandberelaxed.NoHouseworkDayisalwaysonApril7th.Itisyourchancetodoanythingexcept(除了)housework.Betterstill,havesomeoneelsetodohouseworkforaday.Houseworkisadailyandendless(無止境的)job.Andmostpeoplethinkit'sboringtodohousework.Ihavemanyfriendsandtheirwishistostayawayfromhousework.Actuallytheirwishcannevercometrue.Doyouknowhowtocelebrate(慶祝)NoHouseworkDay?Well,therearetwodifferentways.Ifyoureallydothehouseworkaroundthehouse,forgetitonthisday.Instead,kickbackandenjoytheday,relaxanddoanything,excepthousework.Ifyouneverdohousework,youcandoitforyourfamily.Itgivesyourparentsabreakfromthehousework.Andyoujustmightgetachancetoknowhowmuchhouseworkyourparentsneedtodoeveryday.8．Thewriterhasmanyfriendsandtheirwishis________.A．tostayawayfromhousework B．toaskotherstodotheirhouseworkC．tocelebrateNoHouseworkDaytogether D．toaskallthefamilymemberstodohousework9．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTrue?A．Houseworkisadailyandendlessjob.B．Mostpeoplethinkit'sinterestingtodohousework.C．ThereisonlyonewaytocelebrateNoHouseworkDay.D．Youcanenjoytheday,relaxanddoanythingonNoHouseworkDay.10．IfLisaNEVERdoeshousework,thewriterthinksshecan________onNoHouseworkDay.A．forgethousework B．dohousework C．feelrelaxed D．doanythingexcepthousework（2020·北京·牛欄山一中實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校七年級期中）Asyoungstudents,youhavemanydreams.Thesedreamscanbeverybig,suchaswinningtheNobelPrize.Theycanalsobesmall.Youmayjustwanttobecomeoneofthetenbeststudentsinyourclass.Once(一旦)youfindadream,whatdoyoudowithit?Doyoutrytomakeyourdreamreal?“FollowYourHeart”byAustralianwriterAndrewMatthewstellsusthatmakingourdreamsrealislife'sbiggestchallenge.Youmaythinkyouarenotverygoodatsomeschoolsubjects,orthatitisimpossibleforyoutobecomeawriter.Thesekindsofideasstopyoufromgettingyourdream,thebooksays.Infact,everyonecanmakehisdreamcometrue(成真).Thefirstthingyoumustdoistorememberwhatyourdreamis.Don'tletitleaveyourheart.Keeptellingyourselfwhatyouwanteverydayandyourdreamwillcometruefasterbecauseabigdreamismanysmalldreams.Youmustalsonevergiveupyourdream.Therewillbedifficultiesontheroadtoyourdreams.Butthebiggestdifficultycomesfromyourself.Youneedtodecidewhatisthemostimportant.Studyinginsteadof(而不是)watchingTVwillhelpyoutogetbetterexamresults(成績),whilesavingfiveyuaninsteadofbuyinganicecreammeansyoucanbuyanewbook.Asyougetclosertoyourdream,itmaychangealittle.Thisisgoodasyouhavethechancetolearnsomethingmoreusefulandfindnewhobbies.11．“FollowYourHeart”isthenameof________.A．a(chǎn)pieceofnews B．a(chǎn)bookbyAndrewMatthewsC．themostimportantdream D．a(chǎn)famousAustralianwriter12．WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?A．Youmustnevergiveupyourdreams. B．Youmustrememberwhatyourdreamis.C．Youmustbegoodatallyourschoolsubjects. D．Youmustdecidewhatisthemostimportantforyourdream.13．Thewordchallengemeans________.A．困難 B．事業(yè) C．挑戰(zhàn) D．夢想14．Thebesttitle(題目)forthepassageis________.A．AnAustralianWriter'sDream B．ManyYoungStudents'DreamC．HowtoBeOneoftheBestStudents D．HowtoMakeYourDreamReal（2019·北京·清華附中七年級期中）Photographyhasbeenapopularhobbyforalongtime.Peopleusedtotakephotoswithcamerasandthenhavethemprintedtosharewithfriends.It’sstillpopularthesedays,butthankstotechnology,thisoldhobbyischangingalot.Forexample,and30secondslateryourphotoisonline.Peopleeverywhereareseeingexactlywhatyoujustsaw.Thisiscalledphotosharing.PhotosharingisusingtheInternettoshareandstoredigitalphotos.Therearemanykindsofphotosharing,butwearegoingtolookattwo：socialnetworksharingandsubscription(訂閱費(fèi))basedsharing.Asocialnetworkisawebsitethatpeopleusetohavefunandkeepintouch.Ifawebsiteletsyouchatwithfriends,shareinformationandsendpictures,it’sasocialnetwork.Theworld’sbiggestsocialnetworksareTwitter,andofcourse,Facebook.Ifyouhaveeverpostedaphotoonasocialnetworksite,aproblembroughtbyitisthatit’seasyforstrangerstoseeyourpictures.Whenyouuseasubscriptionbasedphotosharingwebsite,youpaymoneytostoreyourphotosonline.Then,youcanuseyourphotoanytime.Thisissafer(隱私).Theproblem,ofcourse.Technologyhasalsobroughtusanewbusinesscalledprintondemand.Touseprintondemand,youhavetogotoaphotobookcompany.Here’showitworks.Youselectsomephotosandyousendthemtoaphotobookcompany.Thephotobookcompanyarrangesyourphotosintoafancybook.Youcanpickeverydetailofyourphotobook.Youcanchoosethesize,shapeandbrightnessofeverypicture.Peoplepayphotobookcompaniestomakephotoalbums,calendars,postcards.Technologyischangingourlivesallthetime.Whatwillbechangednext?Whoknows?15．Whatistheproblemofsharingphotosonline?A．Youcan’tstorephotosonline. B．It’sdifficulttoshareinformation.C．Yourpicturesareopentostrangers. D．Postingphotosonlineisexpensive.16．Whatcanwelearnaboutprintondemand?A．It’sthebestwayforpeopletosharephotosonline.B．Ithelpspeopletoprintphotosaccordingtotheirneeds.C．Itgivesbestserviceforpeopletoenjoyprintingphotos.D．Itenablesphotobookcompaniestomakealotofmoney.17．Whatisthebesttitleofthispassage?A．HowTechnologyHasChangedTheWorld.B．AdvantagesandDisadvantagesofPhotoSharing.C．SocialNetworks:ANewWaytoSharePhotos.D．PrintOnDemand:ABetterWaytoSharePhotos.（2019·北京·清華附中七年級期中）StateHistoryorWorldGardens?JacobBarone,PrincipalSandHillMiddleSchoolRichmond,VA23274DearMr.Barone,Iamwritingonbehalfoftheseventh-gradeclass.Thetraditionalseventh-gradespringfieldtrip(外出參觀/考察)istotheStateHistoryMuseum.Thisyear,however,thebenefits(益處)ofthenewfieldtripwouldmaketheextratimeworthwhile.Thegardenhoursarefrom10:00A．M.to6:00P.M.Theclasscouldleaveschoolat8:00A．M.andarrivejustasthegardensopen.Wewouldhavetimetoexplorethegardens,eatlunch,andreturntoschoolby4:00P.M.Manyseventh-gradestudentshavealreadyvisitedthehistorymuseum.Sincethemuseumissoclose,studentsoftengotherewiththeirfamilies,withscoutingtroops,butthisyearwearehopingtolearnsomethingnew.Thepurpose(目的)ofthenewfieldtripdestinationistohelpstudentsunderstandthedifferentenvironmentsofourplanet.TheWorldBotanicalGardenscontainsthesecond-largestwalk-throughAmazonrainforestexhibitinthecountry.SomeoftheotherpopularexhibitsaretheGiantFlowers,theAridDeserts.Sinceseventh-gradestudentsarestudyingplantsandplantenergyinscienceclass,visitingthebotanicalgardenswouldbeaneducationalandhelpfulfieldtrip.Theinformationwecouldlearntherewouldbeanexcellentwaytosupplementoursciencestudies.Wewouldobserveplantsgrowinginspecialdisplaysthataresimilartotheirnaturalhabitats.Chartslocatedneareachdisplayprovideinformationabouttheplants.Thisinformationwillhelpwhenlearningabouttopicssuchashowfoodwebsworkandhowplantsrespondtolight.Thebotanicalgardensalsoprovideeducationalworkshopsandpresentationstogroups.Inaddition,thefieldtripsupportswhatwearestudyinginourEnglishclass.WearecurrentlyreadingWhichWaytotheAmazon?Thisnovel,whichissetinarainforestandbasedonscientificfacts.Pleaseconsiderthisrequestfortheseventh-gradefieldtriptoWorldBotanicalGardens.Anyincreaseinthetraditional(傳統(tǒng)的)fieldtripexpenses,suchasthelongerbusride.IfIcanprovideadditionalinformation,pleaseletmeknow.Thankyouverymuch.Sincerely,RobertBurnsSeventh-GradeClassPresident(學(xué)生主席)SandHillMiddleSchool18．WhencouldthestudentsenjoythetimeintheWorldGardens,accordingtothewriter’splan?A．From10:00A．M.to5:00P.M.B．From8:00A．M.to4:00P.M.C．From10:00A．M.to2:00P.M.D．From8:00A．M.to2:00P.M.19．Thesentence“Theinformationwecouldlearntherewouldbeanexcellentwaytosupplementoursciencestudies.”inParagraph4means________.A．thevisittotheWorldBotanicalGardenscouldmakeoursciencestudiesbetterB．thevisittotheStateHistoryMuseumwouldmakeuslikeschoolstudiesmoreC．oursciencestudieshavenothingtodowithwhatwecanseeinStateHistoryMuseumD．oursciencestudiesmakeusmoreinterestedinwhatwecouldseeintheWorldBotanicalGardens20．Thewriterusesthephrase“theseventhgrade”butnot“I”to________.A．tellmoreaboutthefieldtripB．makeotherstudentsmoreinterestedinthefieldtripC．showthatthestudentshavethesameideaaboutthefieldtripD．showthattheteachersalsolikethefieldtriptotheWorldBotanicalGardens21．Thepurposeoftheletteristo________.A．tellMr.BaronemoreaboutthenewfieldtripB．changetheschool’straditionalplanforthecomingfieldtripC．showthestudents’feelingsaboutthebenefitsofthefieldtripD．makepeopleseewhichofthetwoplacesforthefieldtripisbetter（2019·北京師大附中七年級期中）NowI'mstudyingintheUS,IfindtherearesomedifferencesbetweenschoolsintheUSandinChina.Onebigdifferenceistheclothesstudentswearatschoolandhowtheylook.Inmycountry,allthestudentsshouldwearuniforms(制服)whentheygotoschool.Boysaren'tallowedtohavelonghair.Girlsaren'tallowedtohavelongorcolorednails(指甲).ButAmericanstudentsalwayswearcasualclothes(便裝)andjewelries(首飾).ABritishstudenttellsmethatstudentsinEnglandcanalsodresscasuallyintheschool.Anotherdifferenceisabouttherulesforparents.Whenwebeginanewyearinmyschool,ourparentshavetogotoameetinginourclass.Iftheydon'tgotothatmeeting,theirchildrenwon'thaveagradeorareportcard(成績單)fromschool.However,intheUS,therearen'tsuchstrictrulesabove(以上).IntheUS,manystudentsworkafterschool,butstudentscan'tgotoworkinmyschoolbecausetheycan'tfindajobifthey'reunder18.IthinkAmericanstudents'part-timejobshelpthemmakemoney.Moreimportantly,takingpart-timejobshelpsthembecomemoreindependent.They'reabletodothingsbythemselvesintheirownway,withoutaskingotherpeopleforhelp.22．Howmanydifferencesaretalkedaboutinthispassage?A．2 B．3 C．4 D．523．Whatarerulesforparentsinthewriter'sschoolinthebeginningofanewyear?A．TheyhavetogotoameetingintheclassB．Theyhavetowriteareportcardfortheirchildren.C．Theyhavetosendtheirchildrentotheschool.D．Theyhavetosendtheirchildren'sreportcardtotheschool.24．WhatistrueaboutthestudentsintheUS?A．Theycandesign(設(shè)計(jì))theirownuniforms.B．Theycannotdothingsbythemselves.C．Theycannotmovearoundintheschool.D．Theycantakepart-timejobs.25．What'sthebesttitle(題目)ofthispassage?Differencesbetween_________intheUSandinChinaA．schools B．students C．parents D．jobs（2019·北京四中七年級期中）Rogerisnewintown，andithasbeenhardtomakefriends．Thekidsatschoolarenice，butRogerisshy．Hisbirthdayiscomingupsoon．Heisplanningabigparty.Itwillbealotoffun．Therewillbecake，andicecream，andatreasurehunt(尋寶游戲)．Butwhatifnoneoftheotherkidswanttocome?Oneweekbeforehisparty，Rogerandhisdadgototheirfavoriterestaurant.Benny’sPizzaParlormakesthebestpizzaintown．Rogerordersalargepizza，withfourkindsofcheeseandextrapepperoni(意大利香腸)．Heloveseverybite．Whenheisfinished，RogerandhisdadgotothekitchentotalktoBenny.“Howwasthepizza?”Bennyasks.“Itwasgreat!”saysRoger.“Thankyou!”saysBenny.Suddenly，Rogergetsagreatidea．“Benny，”hesays．“Willyoucookpizzaformybirthdayparty?”“Holdon，Roger，”saysRoger’sdad．“Bennyisverybusy．Hemightnothavetimetomakepizzaforyourparty.”“Buteveryoneloveshispizza!”saysRoger．“Ifwehaveit，I’llbethemostpopularboyinschool.”“Iknowwhattodo，”saysBenny．“Iwon’tcookpizzaforyourparty．Instead，I’llshowyouhowtomakeityourself!”Thatweek，RogergoestoBenny’sPizzaParloreverydayafterschool．Bennyshowshimhowtomakepizzaandhetrieshisbest.RogertellsthekidsatschoolthathispartywillhavepizzafromBenny’s.Everyoneisexcited．EveryonelovesBenny’spizza．Butwhentheycometohishouse，Bennyisn’tthere．Instead，theyseeRoger，wearinganapron(圍裙)andachef’shat.Thekidsdon’tbelievethatRogerknowshowtomakepizza．However，he’sreadytoprovethemwrong．Rogermakesthemhisfavoritepizza，withfourkindsofcheese，andextrapepperoni．EveryonesaysthepizzatastesjustlikeBenny’s．Itmightevenbejustalittlebitbetter.26．Rogeris___________，soit’shardforhimtomakefriends.A．shy B．rude C．proud D．naughty27．RogergoestoBenny’sPizzaParloreverydayto___________.A．eatdeliciouspizzasB．learntomakepizzaC．listentoBenny’sstoriesD．makehisbirthdaypizza28．Theunderlinedsentence“he’sreadytoprovethemwrong”means___________.A．RogerisgoingtosharethepizzawiththemB．RogerisgoingtotellthemhowtomakepizzaC．RogerisgoingtoaskBennytohelphimcookD．Rogerisgoingtomakeagreatpizzaonhisown29．What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A．HowBennyteachesRogertomakepizza.B．HowRoger’sfatherhelpshimtomakefriends.C．HowthekidsfromschoolenjoyRoger’spizza.D．HowRogermakesnewfriendsbymakingpizza.（2019·北京四中七年級期中）Momanddad—they’retwoofthemostimportantpeopleinyourlife．Youprobablyseeatleastoneofthemeverydayand，overyourlifetime，they’relikelytoinfluence(影響)youmorethananyoneelseyouwillmeet．So，ifyourdadlikesfootball，you’relikelytoplayfootballwhenyougrowup．Andifyourmomlovestoread，youjustmightgrowupcarryingabookwhereveryougo，justlikeshedoes.Butparentsdoalotmorethanjustpassalongtheirhobbies．Momsanddadsneedtocarefortheirkidsfromtheminutethey’reborn．It’saparent’sjobtoloveandguidekids—andmostparentswilldothisaslongastheylive，evenwhenthe“kids”aregrownupandhavechildrenoftheirown.Herearefivewaysyoucanstayclose，getalong，andbuildastrongrelationshipwithyourparents:Spendtimetogether．Howmuchtimedoyouspendjustenjoyingbeingtogetherwiththem?InsteadofplayingacomputergameorwatchingTV，maybeaskyourmomanddadtoplaywithyou．Gooutsidetogether，tryaboardgame，orreadabookoutloud.Shareyourfeelingsandaskforhelp．Manykidssaythey’dliketheirparentstohelpthemwhenthey’reupset．Butyourmomordadmightnotknowthatyou’rehavingaproblem．Talktothemandyou’llbegladyoudid.Bekind．Littlethingsmightmeanalottoyourmomordad．Youcanbrightenaparent’sdaywithahug，acard，orajoke．It’salsolovelywhenakidofferstohelpfoldthelaundryorcleansuphisorherroomwithoutbeingasked.Showyoucare．It’simportanttoshowthatyoucareforeachother．Inadditiontokissesandhugs，kidsandparentsshowtheirlovebyrespectingeachother，andbeingcaring，polite，andthoughtful.Doyourbestatwhateveryoudo．Youdon’thavetobeperfect，butwhenyoudoyourbest，youmakeyourparentsproud.30．Accordingtothepassage，you’relikelyto___________.A．looklikeoneofyourparentsalotB．sharethesamehobbieswithyourparentsC．playfootballandreadmuchwhengrowingupD．loveandguideyourparentswhentheygetold31．Whenyou___________，youmakeyourparentsproud.A．spendmoretimewiththemB．shareyourfeelingswiththemC．doyourbestatwhateveryoudoD．showkindnesstothepoorandtheold32．Thewritermaywantusto___________.A．showourlovetoourparentsB．learntocareforourparentsC．spendmoretimetogetherwithourparentsD．buildgreatrelationshipswithourparents（2018·北京四中七年級期中）ThatMonday,itwasdarkandcloudy.MissLolomasaidtotheclass,“Let’ssingasongtocheerourselvesuponthisblue,blueMonday.”Miguelraisedhishandandasked,“WhatisablueMonday,anyway?”MissLolomasaid,“ManypeoplearesadonMondaybecausetheweekendisover.Manypeoplethinkthatblueisasadcolor,too.”Migueldidn’tlikethatatallandsaid,“Bluemakesmehappy,notsad.Whentheskyisblue,itmeansthesunisout.”MostofthechildrenintheclassfeltasMigueldid,soMissLolomasaid.“Whydon’twehaveahappyblueMonday?NextMonday,we’llallwearorbringsomethingbluetoschool.”Everyonelikedthisidea,exceptRita,whosaid,“What’ssowonderfulaboutblue?Myfavoritecolorisorange,soIwanttobringinsomethingorangeandhaveanorangeMonday.”Miguelsaid,“Youhadbetterbringinsomethingblue.Everyonehasto!”“Allright,then,”saidRita,“I’llbringabluerose.”“There’snosuchthing,”saidMiguel.“Shemustmeanapaperrose,”saidElena.“No,Imeanarealbluerose,”saidRita,“andifIbringonetoclass,maywehaveanorangeMondaythenextweek?”“Thatsoundsfair,”saidMissLoloma.“Ifyoubringsomethingasspecialasabluerose.we’llhaveanorangeMonday.”“Itwillneverhappeninamillionyears.”saidMiguel.ButRitasmiledandsaid,“Youshouldstartthinkingofsomethingorangetobringtoclass.”ThenextMonday,everyonecametoclasswearingorcarryingthebluethings.MissLolomahadonabluecoat.ButRitadidn’tappear.“Wemighthavealong,longwait,”saidMiguel,andeveryonelaughed.Atlast,Ritacamein.Sheheldupabeautifulrose.Itsedges（邊緣）wereblue,anditwascoveredwithtinybluedots.“AllIdidwasaddingbluefoodcoloringtowaterandputawhiteroseinit.Therosesoakedup（浸泡）thebluecolorwiththewater”saidRita.“Theflowerdidthework,”saidPaul.Migueldidn’tsayanything.“What’sthematter,Miguel?”askedMissLoloma.“I’mthinking,”saidMiguel,“aboutwhattobringinforourorangeMonday.”33．WhydidMissLolomathinkitwasa“blue”Monday?A．Becauseshewasverysad. B．Becauseitwasdarkandcloudy.C．Becauseitmadeherthinkofbluesky. D．Becauseshewantedtosingcheerfulsongs.34．HowdidRitagetabluerose?A．Sheboughtoneatthestore. B．Shemadearoseoutofbluepaper.C．Shepaintedawhiterosewithbluepaint. D．Sheputaroseinthewaterwithfoodcoloring.35．WhatisRitalike?A．Sad. B．Foolish. C．Clever. D．Kind.36．WhichofthefollowingBESTdescribes（描述）MissLoloma?A．ShehateseveryMonday. B．Sheenjoyssingingsongs. C．Shelistenstoherstudents. D．Shelikestowearabluecoat.（2018·北京四中七年級期中）INmykitchenthenextdaywethoughtandthought.“Howcanwewinhimoverwhenhethinksthatwethrewthoseeggs?”Stewartasked.“Hedoesn’tevenlikeus,”Winstonshouted.“Eggs,”Isaidquietly.“Eggs?”Stewartasked.“Eggs!”Icalledout.Iwenttothekitchenandtookoutsomethinguseful.Momhelpedmeshowtheboyshowtodecorate(點(diǎn)綴)eggsthewaymygrandmahadtaughtus.Thewaytheydoitintheoldcountry.Wemadedesignsontheeggshellswithhotwax,thendyed(染色)themandfinallymelted(融化)thewaxoff.Weputtheeggsinabasket.Eventhoughwewereafraid,wewalkedintoMr.Kodinski’sshopandputthemonthetable.Heraisedhiseyebrowsandlookedangrilyatus.Thenhenoticedthebasket.“Spaseeba,”hesaidsoftly.Thatmeans“thankyou”inRussian.“Pysankyeggs!”Hesaidashelookedclosely.“Ihaven’tseenthesesinceIleftmyhomeland.”“Wedidn’tthrowthoseeggsatyourdoor,Mr.Kodinski,”wetoldhim.Helookedatusforaminute.“Well,then,youhavegreatcouragetobehere.Chutzpah,youhavechutzpah!”Thenhiseyesshoneandhismouthcurledintoawarmsmile.“Come,havesometeawithme.”37．WhywerethechildrenafraidtowalkintoMr.Kodinski’sshop?A．Becausetheyusedupallthewax.B．Becausetheydidn’thavemoneytobuyanything.C．Becausetheyfelttheireggswerenotprettyenough.D．BecauseMr.Kodinskithoughttheythreweggsathisshop.38．TheunderlinedsentenceChutzpah,youhavechutzpahmeans________.A．a(chǎn)rtistic B．brave C．beautiful D．lovely39．Whoistellingthestory?A．Winston. B．Stewart. C．Adifferentchild. D．Mr.Kodinski.40．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Everyonelikestheoldwayofdecoratingeggs. B．Stewartisthecleverestboyinthewholefamily.C．ThewriterseemstoknowMr.Kodinskiwell. D．ThechildrenoftenhaveteawithMr.Kodinski.（2018·北京·101中學(xué)七年級期中）ForgetfulNickAfterschoolonFriday,whenNickgothome,hesawGrandpa’scar!Nicksmiledandwalkedquicklyupthefrontsidewalk.HereachedthedoorandsaidhellotoGrandpa.ThenMomcalledfromthekitchen.“Putawayyourschoolbagfirst.”Nick’ssmilevanished(消失).“Oh,no,”hesaid,“Iforgottobringmyschoolbaghome.”Momwasangry.“Nick,youforgotyourschoolbagagain!Youneedtobemorecareful!”GrandpaturnedtoNickandwinked(眨眼),“I’mafraidyouinherited(遺傳)yourforgetfulnessfromme,Nick.Yourgrandmausedtocallme‘ForgetfulJones’.”Grandpa’swordsmadeNickfeelalittlebetter.Buthestillfeltmadathimself.Afterdinner,Grandpasuggestedgoingforawalk.Astheywalkedaroundthecorner,Grandpasaid,“I’lltellyoualittlesecret,Nick.We’rethesame.Weliketodothings,makethingsandhavefun!That’swhywesometimesforgetthings.”“ButGrandpa,howdidyoustopforgetting?HowcanIstopforgetting?”Nickasked.“Well,”saidGrandpa,“Iknowafewtricks(竅門).Iusethemtohelpmerememberimportantthings.Forexample,it’simportanttoturnoffmycarlightswhenIparkthecar.SoeverytimeIgetinthecar,Iputmynotebookinmylap(大腿).”“Isawit!”saidNick.“Ialwayswonderedwhyyoudidthat!”“Nowyouknowmysecret,”saidGrandpa,“It’sasimplelittletrick,butitworks.Whydon’tweputourheadstogetherandcomeup