七年級(jí)英語下期期末高頻易錯(cuò)考點(diǎn)專練（牛津譯林版）專題閱讀理解30篇Passage1Herearesomeadvertisements(廣告).Readthemandanswerthequestions.Abighousewithabeautifulviewofhills.Therearefourbedrooms,threebathrooms,abiglivingroomandagreatkitchen.Thehousecosts$2,000amonth.CallMr.Morrisat45609871.Greatlocation!Anicenewflatbuildingwithaswimmingpool.Thereisabiglivingroom,abedroom,abathroomandanicekitchen.Itis$1,200amonth.Thephonenumberis76170201.YoucanaskDanaforhelp.Thereisatownhouseforyou.Thefirstfloorisforplayinggames,andthesecondfloorisforliving.Onthesecondfloor,thereisalivingroom,twobedrooms,twobathroomsandanicebigkitchen.Thereisalsoagreatyardbehindthehouseforchildren.Itis$1,700amonth.PleasecallNathanat46452436.Hereisyourhome!Itisabigflatwiththreebedrooms,alivingroom,adiningroomandabathroom.Theflathasagoodparkingplace(停車位)butnoyard.Itis$1,600amonth.CallWilsonat53350202.1．Mr.andMrs.Blackwiththeirson,John,wantahouse/flatwithayardforchildren.Whichissuitableforthem?A．Mr.Morris’house.B．Wilson’sflat. C．Dana’sflat. D．Nathan’stownhouse.2．Theflatwithaparkingplacecosts________amonth.A．$2,000 B．$1,200 C．$1,700 D．$1,6003．Theadvertisementstellustheinformationaboutsome________.A．hotels B．supermarkets C．housesandflats D．RestaurantsPassage2EveninmoreruraloropenareaslikeScotland,thenewerhousesaresosmallbutexpensively.ComparedtoEngland,ScotlandhassomuchspaceformuchbiggerhomeslikethoseintheU.S.orAustralia,butpeopletherechoosetobuildsmallhomesthatlookreallyoutofplaceinthecountryside.What’smore,thepricesaresohigh.Why?Weareasmallcountry;lendsuitableforbuildingisexpensive.Thepriceoflandisanimportantpartinhouseprices.Also,inBritain,mosthousesarebuiltofbrick,solabourcosts(人力成本)arehigh.WhenIvisitedtheU.S.,Inotedthatmanyofthenewhouseswerebuiltoftimberanddidn’thaveslates(石板)ortiledroofs(用瓦平鋪的屋頂).Thisiswhywhentornadoes(龍卷風(fēng))hit,housesthereareblownaway.Becauseofthehousingmarketandprices,IambackforgoodinFrance,after10yearsofworkingintheU.K.For￡130,000,youcanatleastgetathree-tofour-bedroomcottageandlotsoflandinFrance.YoumightGoogle“Britishcountryhousesimages”forsomenicepicturesofbiggerhouses.ThereisahugevarietyofstylesandsizesofhousesintheU.K.wellworthalook.Inthepast,nobodycouldaffordbiggerhouses.Andit’scheaperwhenyouhavelessspacetoheat.Rememberthatit’snotawarmcountry.IfyouhavebeentotheU.K.,youwillseehowcrowdeditisaroundcitiesandtowns.Thereisnoroomforlargehouses.What’smore,energyisveryexpensiveintheU.K.anditiscoldinwinter,soalargehousecostsalotofmoneytoheat.4．AccordingtoBerry,whatcausesBritaintohavesmallbutexpensivehouses?①Limitedland.

②Highlabourcosts.③Alargepopulation.

④Highpricesoflandsuitableforbuilding.A．①②③ B．①②④ C．①③④ D．②③④5．Accordingtothearticle,whyisSuebackinFrance?A．ShegottiredoflivingintheU.K. B．ShehasfoundabetterjobinFrance.C．ShealreadyhasabighouseinFrance. D．ShethinksthehousepricesintheU.K.aretoohigh.6．Wholistslowerenergycostsasabenefitofasmallerhouse?A．SueandKim. B．KimandChris. C．BerryandChris. D．BerryandTiffany.Passage3InShenzhen,manyrooftops(外屋頂)becomeskyfarms.Ontheskyfarms,peoplegrowflowers,fruits,andvegetables.Thesefarmshelppeoplegetclosetonatureinthecity.AttheShenzhenLilyFlowerTown,there’saspecialskyfarm.Itdoesn’tuseearth(土壤).Workersgrowplantsinspecialwatersolutions(溶液).Thefarmopenedin2024andworkswithlocalcommunitiesandschoolstohelppeoplelearnaboutplants.Ifyoustayatahotel(酒房)andyoucanpickfreshherbs(草料)onaskyfarmonitsroof,howfantasticitwillbe!VisitorscanjustdothatattheYunResortShenzhenLongcheer.Andtheherbscanbeusedtocookspecialdishesthen.Evenschoolsarejoiningthefun.Oneschoolhasbuiltarooftopgardenforlearning.Studentscantakepartinfarmingactivitiesaspartoftheirlabourpractice(勞動(dòng)實(shí)踐)classes.XiaYufan,astudent,saysshecanlearnthingsthatteachersdon’tteachinaclassroom.“Icanwatchhowtheseedssprout(種子發(fā)芽)andgrowlittlebylittle.Itfeelsgreat,”shesays.Butit’snotjustfarmsupthere.Somerooftopsturnintocoffeeshops,outdoormovietheatres,andevenplacestocamp!Thesespecialrooftopsarelikeskygardensforcitypeopletoenjoynatureandlearnnewthings,highabovethebusystreetsbelow.7．TheskyfarmattheShenzhenLilyFlowerTownisspecialbecauseofits________.A．differentkindsofplants B．wayofgrowingplantsC．beautifulbuildings D．largearea8．Accordingto(根據(jù))thepassage2,theYunResortShenzhenLongcheeristhenameofa________.A．school B．hotel C．cook D．dish9．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?A．Moreschoolswillbuildskyfarms. B．Teachersshouldgiveclassesoutdoors.C．Studentsenjoythefunofgrowingplants. D．Studentsdon’tliketraditionalclassroomlearning.10．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Rooftopshelpdealwithcityproblems. B．Peoplearelookingfornewlifestyles.C．Farmingisbecomingmoreimportant. D．Peopleuserooftopsincreativeways.Passage4Severalmonthsago,myhusband(丈夫)andIspentalongweekendonanislandwithourfive-year-oldtwindaughters.Whiletalkingaboutourplans,ourgirlstolduswhattheywantedtodo.“Wewanttogotothebutterfly(蝴蝶)museum,”saidEmilyandHanna.Assoonaswewalkedintothemainareaofthemuseum,wesawthousandsofbeautifulbutterflies.Theyallflapped(拍打)theircolourfulwings.Mygirlsjumpedupanddownwithjoy,andIknewtakingthemtothemuseumwasright.Theywerehavingsomuchfun.Curious(好奇的),Iturnedtoourmuseumtourguideandasked,“Howlongdobutterflieslive?”Shesaid,“Abouttendays.”“Whatcanbutterfliesdointendays?”Iasked.Theguidelookedatme,andsaid,“Theymaketheworldamorebeautifulplace.”“Wow,”Isaid,“Ineverthoughtaboutbutterflieslikethat.Thankyou.”Afterwesaidgoodbye,Icouldn’tstopthinkingaboutwhattheguidesaid.Shewasright.Weallhavesomethingtogivetotheworldduringourtimehere.Byusingourgiftstotakecareofeachothereveryday,wecanmakeadifference.Appreciate(欣賞)theimpact(影響)youcanhaveonyourfamilyandfriends.Likeabutterfly,youhaveyourownwayofmakingadifferenceintheworld.11．Whowrotethisarticle?A．Thefather. B．Themother. C．Emily. D．Hanna.12．HowdidEmilyandHannafeelwhentheyvisitedthemuseum?A．Happy. B．Curious. C．Tired. D．Afraid.13．Whatdidtheguidethinkofbutterflies?A．Shethoughtbutterfliescoulddonothingfortheworld.B．Shewassurprisedtoknowthebutterflieslivesolong.C．Shefeltsorryforthebutterfliesthatlivesuchashortlife.D．Shebelievedthelivesofbutterfliesareshortbutmeaningful.14．Bywritingthisstory,thewritertriesto________.A．a(chǎn)skmorepeopletovisitthebutterflymuseumB．tellussomethingsurprisingaboutlifeC．encourage(鼓勵(lì))ustomakeadifferenceintheworldD．shareherwonderfulstorywithherfamily15．What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?A．Thebutterflymuseum B．AwonderfulweekendC．Anamazingtrip D．MakingadifferencePassage5ASpecialWeekendinOurNeighborhoodLivinginGreenGardenNeighborhoodhasalwaysbeenwonderful.Myneighborsarekindandhelpful.NextSaturday,we’regoingtodosomethingspecialtogethertomakeourcommunityevenbetter.Lastweek,Mrs.Wilson,our70-year-oldneighbor,fellwhilewalkingherdog.Manyneighborsimmediatelyvolunteeredtohelp.Somedrovehertothehospital,otherslookedafterherdog,andafewbroughthermeals.Thiseventmademerealizehowimportantitistocareforeachother.Now,we’replanninga“NeighborHelpDay”thisweekend.Here’swhatwe’lldo:1.Teenagers’Team:MyfriendsandIwillcleanthesmallparknearBlock3.We’llcollectrubbishandwatertheplants.2.ShoppingHelpers:Fiveadultswilldriveelderlyneighborstothesupermarket.They’llreturnbeforenoon.3.RepairGroup:Mr.Carter,whoworksasamechanic,willfixbrokenbicyclesforfreeatthecommunitycenter.I’vealreadyinvitedmyclassmateTomtojoin.Hesmiledandsaid,“I’llbringextragloves!”O(jiān)urneighborhoodcommitteewillprovidetoolsandsnacks.Inthefuture,weplantoorganizesucheventseveryseason.Manyneighborssaythey’llvolunteeragainbecausehelpingothersmakeseveryonehappy.Asforme,I’mgoingtodesigncolorfulposterstonighttoremindmorepeopleaboutthisactivity.16．Whatcausedtheneighborstoplanthe“NeighborHelpDay”?A．Acommunitymeeting. B．Mrs.Wilson’saccident.C．DirtyparksinBlock3. D．Brokenbicyclesinthearea.17．WhatwilltheTeenagers’Teamdoduringtheevent?A．Fixbicyclesatthecommunitycenter. B．Driveelderlyneighborstothesupermarket.C．Cleantheparkandcareforplants. D．CookmealsforMrs.Wilson.18．Whowillrepairbicyclesforfree?A．Tomandhisclassmates. B．Theneighborhoodcommittee.C．Fiveadultvolunteers. D．Mr.Carterthemechanic.19．Whatwillthewriterdotonight?A．Makesnacksforvolunteers. B．Createactivityposters.C．Buyglovesforcleaning. D．VisitMrs.Wilson.Passage6TheMagicofBakingSodaDoyouknowwhatbakingsodais?Bakingsoda,alsoknownassodiumbicarbonate/?s??di?mba??kɑ?b?n?t/,isacommonchemicalsubstanceinourdailylife.Itlookslikewhitepowderandhasmanyamazinguses.Oneofthemostinterestingusesofbakingsodaisinmakingfood.Whenwebakecakesorbread,addingalittlebakingsodacanmakethemrise.Itreactswiththeacidinthefoodingredients,producingcarbondioxidegas.Thesetinygasbubblesmakethefoodsoftandfluffy.Haveyoueverwonderedwhysomecakesaresolightandspongy?Bakingsodaisoneofthesecrets!Bakingsodaisalsogreatforcleaning.Itcanremovestainsandbadsmells.Forexample,ifthereisastainonthekitchencounter,youcanmakeapastewithbakingsodaandwater,thenrubitonthestain.Thestainwillbeeasilycleanedaway.Andifyourfridgesmellsabitstrange,puttinganopenboxofbakingsodainsidecanabsorbthebadsmell.Moreover,bakingsodahassomehealthbenefits.Garglingwithasolutionofbakingsodaandwatercanhelpsootheasorethroat.ItcanalsohelpbalancethepHlevelinourmouth,whichisgoodforouroralhealth.However,althoughbakingsodaisveryuseful,weshoulduseitproperly.Usingtoomuchbakingsodainfoodcanmakeittastebitter.Andwhenusingitforcleaning,makesuretorinsethesurfacethoroughlytoavoidanyresidue.So,thenexttimeyouseebakingsodainyourkitchen,rememberitsmanymagicaluses!20．Whatisbakingsodaalsocalled?A．Sodiumchloride. B．Sodiumbicarbonate.C．Calciumcarbonate. D．Potassiumpermanganate.21．Whydoweaddbakingsodawhenbakingcakes?A．Tomakethecakesmorecolorful. B．Tomakethecakesriseandbecomesoft.C．Tomakethecakestastesweeter. D．Tomakethecakeslastlonger.22．Whatcanbakingsodadoforcleaning?A．Itcanmakethecleaningtoolslastlonger. B．Itcanmakethecleaningprocessfaster.C．Itcanremovestainsandbadsmells. D．Itcanmakethesurfaceshiny.23．Whatmighthappenifyouusetoomuchbakingsodainfood?A．Thefoodwillbecomemoredelicious. B．Thefoodwillbecometoohard.C．Thefoodwilltastebitter. D．Thefoodwillbecometoosoft.Passage7①Howdoyoulikeyoursiblings?Manypeopledon’tgetonwellwiththeirsiblingsbecauseofthedifferentages,needsandhabits.②Sharingabedroomwithyoursiblingsmaybeagoodthing.Ifyou’reafraidofthedark,you’llfeelcomfortablewhenyoustayinaroomwithanotherperson.Thesameisrightifyoudon’tlikestayingathomebyyourselfatnight.③Youcanalsolearnalotwhenyousharearoomwithyoursiblings.Youcanlearnhowtogiveandtakeandhowtoworkoutyourproblemswithothers.Thosehelpyougetonwellwithyourfamily.④However,sharingabedroomwithyoursiblingscanalsobesomethingbad.Itmaymakeyousleepbadly.Ifyou’realightsleeper,noisysiblingsmustbeaproblem.⑤There’salsolessprivate(私人的)spacewhenbothofyousharearoom.Sometimesinthesamebedroomyoucanmaketwosmall“rooms”withcurtains(窗簾)ortallshelves,butthosearen’talwaysenoughbecause▲.Thatmakesyoufeellesscomfortable.

⑥Asyoucansee,therearebothgoodandbadthingsaboutsharingaroomwithyoursiblings.So,talkwithyourparentstoseewhatworksthebestforyouandyoursiblings.24．The“siblings”maybe________.A．brothersandsisters B．motheranddaughter C．fatherandson D．teacherandstudent25．Sharingabedroomwithsiblingsisgoodmaybebecauseithelps________.A．sleepwell B．learnalot C．gethealthy D．savemoney26．Whichsentenceismissingintheblank“▲”.A．yoursiblingshateadirtyroom B．yoursiblingsarestillaroundyouC．yoursiblingsliketostaywithyou D．yoursiblingslikeaquietroom27．What’sthestructureofthepassage?A． B．C． D．28．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Whydoyouneedsiblings?B．Whatisgoodforyoutoplaywithyoursiblings?C．Howcanyoushareabedroomwithyoursiblings?D．Isitgoodorbadtoshareabedroomwithyoursiblings?Passage8MyHometown:ATreasureinYunnanMyhometownisasmalltowninsouthernChina,neartheborderofMyanmar.Withgreenmountainssurroundingitandariverrunningthroughthecenter,it’saplacefulloflocaltraditionsandnaturalbeauty.TheSpecialTasteHere,almosteveryfamilygrowstea.Theteaplantscoverthehillslikegreencarpets.ThelocalfarmerspickleaveseveryspringtomakePu’ertea,whichhasawonderfulearthytaste.Visitorsalwaysbuysomeasgifts.PlacesofInterestTherearetwomainattractionshere.Inthehills,you’llfindancientriceterracesshapedlikegiantstaircases.Betweenthemountainsliesan800-year-oldvillagewithwoodenhouses.Mygrandparentsliveattheendofthemainstreet.Don’tmisstheweeklymarketontheriverbank,whereyoucantryfreshfruitsandhandmadecrafts.FestivalFunEveryJuly,wecelebratetheTorchFestival.Peoplelighttorchesaroundthetownsquareanddanceallnight.Lastyear,Iworeatraditionalsilvernecklaceduringthecelebration.FoodtoRecommendIfyouvisit,I’llrecommendcrossingthestonebridgebytheoldtempletotryourspecialricenoodles.They’reservedinclaypotswithherbsfromthemountains.WhyILoveItThoughsmall,myhometownislikealivingmuseum.Theairsmellsliketeaandflowers,andeveryonegreetsneighborswarmly.Comeseeityourselfsomeday!l閱讀單選29．Whereisthewriter’shometownlocated?A．InnorthernYunnan. B．NearMyanmar.C．BytheYellowRiver. D．Nexttoabigcity.30．Whatspecialproductdofamiliesmainlygrow?A．Jasminetea. B．Pu’ertea.C．Greentea. D．Blacktea.31．Howoldistheancientvillagementioned?A．500years. B．200years.C．800years. D．1000years.32．Whatspecialfooddoesthewriterrecommendneartheoldtemple?A．Tea-flavoredcakes. B．Mountainherbssalad.C．Silvernecklacecookies. D．Ricenoodlesinclaypots.Passage9HongKongDisneylandiscalling!AttractionHongKongDisneyland,thefifthDisneytheme(主題)parkintheworld,andthesecondDisneythemeparkinAsia,openeditsdoortothepubliconSeptember12,2005.It’sthefirstDisneylandinChinaaswellasthecheapestoneintheworld.Openinghours10:30a.m.-7:30p.m.(Saturdaysto8:30p.m.)FeeTicket:?onweekdaysHK$295(Ages12orabove)HK$210(Ages3-11)?onweekendsHK$350(Ages12orabove)HK$250(Ages3-11)Childrenunder3:freeHowtobookticketsPhone:8521-830-830Website:HowtogetthereBycar;Bybus;Bytaxi;ByMTR;Byferry.33．Whatisthetext?A．Abill. B．Apostcard. C．Anadvertisement. D．Anotice.34．HowlongdoestheopeninghourlastonSaturdays?A．7hours. B．8hours. C．9hours. D．10hours.35．PeterwillvisitHongKongDisneylandwithhis2-year-olddaughterand11-year-oldsonnextSaturday.Howmuchwillhespend?A．HK$550. B．HK$600. C．HK$650. D．HK$700.36．WhichkindoftransportisNOTmentionedinthepassage?A．Byplane. B．Bybus. C．Bytaxi. D．Bycar.Passage10①Youmayhearof“citybucity”,aninternetbuzzword(流行語)createdbytheforeignbloggerBaobaoxiong.Peopleuseittoaskifaplacefeelslikeabig,fashionablecity.②MillionsofforeignerslikeBaobaoxiongarevisitingChinamuchmoreeasilybecauseofthevisa-freetransitpolicy(過境免簽政策).Travelersfrom54countriescanstayinChinaforuptosixdayswithoutavisaaslongastheyhaveatraveldocument(文件)andatickettoleave.③Thevisa-freetransitpolicystartedin2013.Backthen,itallowedtravelerstostayfor72hoursinsevendifferentbigcitiesinChina.Now,travelerscanstayfor144hoursin41placesacrossprovincialareas.IthasattractedmoretravelerstoChina.“Inthefirstthreemonthsofthisyear,266percentmoreforeignerscametoChinathroughvisa-freepolicycomparedwiththesameperiodlastyear,”accordingtotheNationalImmigrationAdministrationofChina(國家移民管理局).④________Throughthispolicy,moreandmorepeoplegettoseetherealChina.⑤“ThisisthewholereasonwhywedecidedtocometoChina.Wewanttoseeexactlywhatit’slikebyourselves,”saidIrishYouTuberLukeinhisonlinevideo.HethoughtChengduwasincrediblybeautifulandmodern”,totallydifferentfromwhathehadheardaboutChinafromWesternmedia.

⑥Yuyuantantian,anewmediaaccount(賬號(hào))underChinaMediaGroup,lookedat100Chinatravelvideosmadebyforeigners.ItfoundforeignersusedtovisitfamousspotsliketheForbiddenCityandtheGreatWall,butnowtheypreferexperiencingeverydayactivitieslikeshoppingatmarkets,ridingsharedbikesandjoiningsquaredancinginparks.TheseactivitiesgiveforeignersacloserlookateverydaylifeinChina,saidYuyuantantian.37．Whydoesthewritermention“citybucity”atthebeginningofthepassage?A．ToletuslearnaboutanEnglishidiom.B．TointroducethebloggerBaobaoxiong.C．Toleadtothemaintopicofthearticle.D．ToshowussomemoderncitiesinChina.38．WhatdoestheNationalImmigrationAdministrationofChina’sdatashow?A．ForeignersstayinChinaformorethansixdays.B．Youngforeignerslikethepolicymost.C．ThepolicyattractsmoreforeignerstoChina.D．Fewforeignersknowaboutthispolicy.39．Whichoneisthebesttofillintheblankinthefourthparagraph?A．Seeingisbelieving. B．Nopain,nogain.C．Practicemakesperfect. D．WheninRome,doasRomansdo.40．Whatcanwelearnfromthelasttwoparagraphs?A．WesterncountriesshowtherealChinatotheforeignersintheirmedia.B．LukethinksthatChengduisacityfullofbeautifulsceneryandoldbuildings.C．FamoustouristattractionsliketheGreatWallarenotpopularanymore.D．ForeignersareinterestedinknowingarealChinathroughdailyactivities.41．Wherecanyoumostlikelyfindthisarticle?A．Astudent’sdiaryabouttheirChinatrip.B．AnEnglishnewspaperfromChina.C．AstorybookaboutChinesehistory.D．AmenufromaChineserestaurant.Passage11ChinesePaperCutting:AWindowtoTraditionChina’sfolkarthasmanytreasures,andpapercuttingisoneofitsbrighteststars.Withahistoryofover1,500years,thisartusesredpapertoexpresspeople’swishesforhappinessandgoodluck.Artistscarefullycutpatternslikeflowers,animals,orChinesecharacterswithscissors.TheirskillandpatienceshowthespiritofcreativityinChineseculture.Inthepast,peopleusedpapercuttingstodecoratewindowsduringfestivals.Forexample,the“DoubleHappiness”patternisamustatweddings.Grandparents’homesoftenhavecuttingsoffish,whichstandforwealthandsuccess.Thesedesignsaren’tjustdecorations—theycarrydeepculturalvaluesandrespectfornatureandlife.Makingpapercuttingsrequiressimpletools:paper,scissors,andacreativemind.First,foldthepaperintohalvesorquarters.Next,drawapatternandcutalongthelines.Finally,unfoldittoseeasymmetricalartwork!Thoughitlookseasy,therealmagicliesintheartist’simagination.Today,thisartisstillalive.Someschoolsteachitaspartofourheritage.Whenyouholdapapercutting,you’renotjustholdingpaper—you’reholdingcenturiesofstoriesandtraditions.Asyounglearners,understandingartslikethishelpsusvalueoursandsharetheirbeautywiththeworld.閱讀單選42．HowlonghasChinesepapercuttingbeenaround?A．Over500years. B．Morethan1,000years.C．Nearly1,500years. D．Around2,000years.43．Whatdofish-shapedpapercuttingssymbolize?A．Loveandfriendship. B．Healthandlonglife.C．Wealthandsuccess. D．Peaceandhappiness.44．Whatisthecorrectordertomakepapercuttings?A．Cut→Fold→Draw→Unfold B．Fold→Draw→Cut→UnfoldC．Draw→Fold→Cut→Unfold D．Unfold→Cut→Fold→Draw45．Howdoschoolshelpkeeppapercuttingalivetoday?A．Bysellingartworksworldwide. B．Throughspecialfestivalactivities.C．Aspartofheritageeducation. D．Inmuseumexhibitions.Passage12Nowadaysmanypeoplelookforfunonline.Watchinglivestreaming(直播)showshasbecomepartoftheirlives.Atthesametime,traditionalculturehasfoundabiggerstageonline.ManytraditionalartistsarestartingtolivestreamlikeDouyinandBilibili.SomeofthemsingPekingOpera,somemakepapercutting,whileothersperform(表演)Chineseclassicalmusic.Agrowingnumberofyoungpeoplearestartingtobecomemoreinterestedintraditionalculturebecauseoflivestreaming.LiJunisaPekingOperaperformerfromtheShanghaiJingjuTheaterCompany.The59-year-oldtookuphissmartphoneandstartedlivestreaming.Unlikeperformingonarealstage,Liusescommonplacesashisstage,includinghisofficeandstudyroom.Besidessinging,Lialsoteachesviewers(觀眾)somethingaboutPekingOpera.Peoplecanaskhimquestionsandgetanswersdirectly.“Livestreaminghasbroughtthistraditionalartdowntoearth.”O(jiān)neviewersaid,“itgivesyoungpeopleaneasierwaytolearnmoreaboutthetraditionalart.”Lihasmorethan6,000fansonDouyin,whileoneofhisvideosgot42,000viewsonBilibili.OnMarch26th,2020,BilibililivestrcamedahuafushowonthethirdChinaHuafuDay.PerformersshowedclothesintraditionalChinesestyles,includingthosefromWei,TangandMingdynasties(朝代).Duringtheshow,viewersnotonlyenjoyedlookingattheclothes,butalsowatchedhowperformersusedancient(古代的)stylesofmake-up(化妝).AsGuangmingDailysaid,livestreaminghascometoanewstagethroughwhichtraditionalculturecanbekeptalive.46．ThewritermentionedLiJuninorderto________inParagraph2.A．tellyoungpeopletolearnPekingOperaB．a(chǎn)skyoungpeopletolearnfromLiJunC．giveanexampleoftraditionalculturelivestreamingD．a(chǎn)skyoungpeopletoenjoyLiJun’slivestreaming47．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．ManytraditionalartistsstarttoselltraditionalthingsonDouyinandBilibili.B．Morepeoplehaveinterestintraditionalculturewiththehelpoflivestreaming.C．PekingOperaperformerLiJunhasmorethan42,000fansonDouyin.D．PerformersperformedChineseclassicalmusicintheHuafushow.48．Whichisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Livestreamingisgettingmoreandmorepopular.B．Weshouldhelptosavethetraditionalart.C．Livestreamingbringstraditionalartbacktolife.D．Traditionalartkeepslivestreamingalive.Passage13請(qǐng)閱讀下面短文,從每小題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出一個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Weknowsomeanimalsareclever,butwedon’tknowhowclevertheyare.Thesefilmswilltellyoutheanswer.Click(點(diǎn)擊)eachandfindit!PENGUINSPenguinsareveryinterestinganimals.Thisisnotjustbecauseoftheirlovelylooks.Theycanthinkofmapsintheirheads,understandeachother’scallsandworkingroupstolookforfood.Penguinsmightnotbethecleverestanimal,butthey’requiteamazingintheirownway.LIONSLionsusuallyliveinsmallgroups.Eachgrouphasbothmalesandfemales.Somemightthinklionshavenobrains(智力)butonlybrawn(肌肉的力量).Infact(事實(shí)上),theyaremuchmorethanthat.Theycanrememberotherlions’facesafteralongtime.FOXESFoxesaregoodrunnerswithsuperbrains.Theyarealsogoodproblemsolvers(解決者).Theycanbuildthebestmapsoftheirlivingplacesintheirheads,andtheycanremembereachother’svoices(聲音).49．Whichanimalscan’tbuildmapsintheirheadsinthepassage?A．Foxes. B．Lions. C．Penguins.50．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“that”referto(指代)?A．Acleverbrain. B．Asmallgroup. C．Astrongbody.51．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．Peoplelovepenguinsjustbecausetheyarecute.B．Bothlionsandpenguinsliveingroups.C．Thefilmsshowwheretheseanimalslive.52．What’sthepurpose(目的)ofthepassage?A．Askingpeopletosavethecleveranimals.B．Tellingpeopleanimalsareourfriends.C．Gettingpeopletowatchthethreefilms.53．Wherecanwereadthispassage?A．Onaposter. B．OntheInternet. C．Inastorybook.Passage14OurEarthhaslotsofdifferentplaces.Animalshavetofindwaystofitinenvironment(適應(yīng)環(huán)境).Thishassomethingtodowithbiologyandgeography.Inhotdeserts,there’snotmuchwater.It’sveryhotthere.Camels(駱駝)aregreatatlivingindeserts.Theyhavehumps(駝峰)ontheirbacks.ThehumpscanholdalotoffatWhenthere’snofoodorwaterforalongtime,thefatturnsintoenergyandwater.Thishelpscamelsstayalive.Camelsalsohavebig,flatfeet.Theirfeethelpthemwalkonsoftsand.Theydon’tsink(下沉)becauseoftheirfeet.UpinthecoldArctic,polarbearsaretherulers.Theyarecoveredwiththick,whitefur.Thefurkeepsthemwarm.Italsohelpsthemhide(躲藏)inthesnow.Thisway,theycancatchfoodeasily.Undertheirskin,polarbearshaveathicklayeroffat.ThefathelpsthemstaywarminthecoldArctic.Theirfurandfatareimportantforlivingintheicyplace.Tropical(熱帶的)rainforestshavemanydifferentanimals.Chameleons(變色龍)livethere.Theycandoacoolthing-changetheirskincolor.Whentheplacearoundthemchangescolor,chameleonschangetoo.Thishelpsthemhidefromanimalsthatwanttoeatthem.Italsohelpsthemcatchtheirownfood.Therainforesthasmanycolors.Thechameleon’scolor-changingskillhelpsitstayalive.54．Camels’big,flatfeetaremainlyfor________.A．carryingheavythings B．walkingonsoftsandsafelyC．runningfastinthedesert D．holdingenoughfat55．Howdoesapolarbear’sfurhelpitliveintheArctic?A．Itmakesthepolarbearswimfaster. B．Ithelps