七年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下期期末高頻易錯(cuò)考點(diǎn)專練（人教版）專題閱讀理解30篇Passage1Koalasareoftencalledkoalabears,buttheyarenotbears.Theyhavesmalleyes,abignoseandroundears.Andtheyhavenotails.Theycanrunasfastasarabbit.Theycanalsoclimbtreesverywell.Akoalamomusuallyhasonebabyatatime.Whenthebabyisborn(出生),itisonly2cmlong.Ithasnohair,noears,andcan’tseeanything.Itlivesinitsmom’spouch(育兒袋),andstaysthereforabout6months.That’swhenitstartstoseeandgrowsearsandhair.After8to9months,it’stoobigtogetintothepouch,soitspendsallitstimeonitsmother’sback.Atabout12months,itleavesitsmomtobuilditshome.Usually,akoalacanlivefor16years.Nowkoalasareingreatdanger.Theirnumbersaredroppingeveryyear.AgroupcalledBangalowKoalasstartedin2019tohelpsavethem.They’veplantedover336,000eucalyptustrees,andtheywanttoplant500,000moreby2025.Aworkerofthegroupsaid,“Welovethecuteanimals.We’lldoeverythingtosavethem.”Infact,it’severyone’sdutytosavethem.1．Howlongdoesittakeanew-bornkoalatoseetheworld?A．About16years. B．About12months. C．Abouthalfayear.2．What’sthemeaningoftheunderlined(畫(huà)線的)word“dropping”?A．Goingdown. B．Keepingthesame. C．Becomingzero.3．Afterthelastparagraph,thewritermaytalkabout______.A．koalas’importantlivinghabitsB．somewaysforustosavekoalasC．thedangeroflosingmorekoalasPassage2請(qǐng)閱讀下面語(yǔ)篇，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。Therearemanykindsofparrots.Somearequitebig,butothersareverysmall.Peoplelikethembecausetheyoftenhavebeautiful,brightcolorsandsomeofthemcantalk.Mostpeopledon’tknowwhysomeparrotscantalkandmostotherbirdscannot.Somepeoplehavetheideathatparrotscantalkbecausetheyhavebig,thicktongues(厚的舌頭).However,therearebirdsthatcantalkwithoutbig,thicktongues,aswellasbirdsthatcannottalkwithbig,thicktongues.Parrotsusuallydon’tknowwhattheyaresayingwhentheytalk.Theyonlycopythesoundstheyhear.However,theyknowwhentosaysomewords,suchas“hello”and“goodbye”.Mostparrotscomefromtropicalareas(熱帶地區(qū)),buttheyareadaptable(有適應(yīng)能力的)andcanliveinmostplaces.Thisisonereasonwhysailors(水手)liketotakeparrotswiththemonlongtrips.Perhapstheotherreasonisthattheywantsomeoneorsomethingthattheycantalkwith.4．Whydopeoplelikeparrots?A．Becauseoftheirclearvoice.B．Becauseoftheirbeautifulcolors.C．Becauseoftheirspecialshapesandsizes.5．Howdoparrotssaymostofthewords?A．Bystayingwithsailors.B．Bylearningfromotherbirds.C．Bycopyingthesoundsofthewords.6．Whicharethereasonswhysailorstakeparrotswiththemonlongtrips?①Parrotscanliveinmostplaces.②Theyneedsomeoneorsomethingtotalkwith.③Parrotscantellthewayonthesea.④Theycankillthemforfoodontheway.A．①② B．①③ C．②③7．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．Parrotsliketalkingwithsailors.B．Parrotsknowwhattheyaresaying.C．Therearedifferentkindsofparrots.8．Wherecanwefindthepassage?A．Inasciencebook. B．Inaguidebook. C．Inahistorybook.Passage3GentleGiants:AfricanElephantsElephantsaremyfavoriteanimalsintheworld.TheseamazingcreaturesliveinAfricanforestsandgrasslands.Didyouknowelephantsarethelargestlandanimals?Anadultelephantcancarryupto9,000kilogramswithitsstrongtrunk!Theirlongtrunkshelpthempickleavesfromtalltreesanddrinkwatereasily.Africanelephantshaveveryspecialfamilies.Theyliveingroupscalledherds,withmanyfemaleelephantstakingcareofbabyelephantstogether.Thelittleelephantsstaywiththeirmothersforabout16years!Thoughtheylookquitebigandsometimesdangerous,elephantsareactuallyfriendlyanimalsifwedon’thurtthem.Theyneverattackfirstunlesstheyfeelscared.Sadly,thesewonderfulanimalsneedourhelp.Peoplecutdowntoomanytreesinelephanthabitats,leavingthemwithoutenoughfood.Somebadhunterskillelephantsfortheirivorytusks.Everyyear,about20,000elephantsdiebecauseofthis.Wemustsavetheseintelligentanimalsbeforetheydisappearforever!Whyareelephantsimportanttoourenvironment?Theyhelpforestsgrowbycarryingseedsintheirwaste.Theirbigfootprintsevencreatesmallpoolsofwaterforotheranimals!Ifweprotectelephants,we’realsosavingmanyotherforestcreatures.Whatcanwedo?Neverbuyivoryproducts.Supportorganizationsthattakecareofwildelephants.Remember—whenweprotectnature,we’reprotectingourfuturetoo!9．WheredoAfricanelephantsmainlylive?A．Asianmountains. B．Africanforestsandgrasslands.C．Europeanzoos. D．Australiandeserts.10．Howmuchweightcananadultelephantcarrywithitstrunk?A．9,000kilograms. B．5,000kilograms.C．2,000kilograms. D．15,000kilograms.11．Howdoelephantfamiliesprotectbabies?A．Femaleelephantscareforbabiestogether. B．Maleelephantsleadthegroupalone.C．Babiesleavemothersattheageof5. D．Eachmotherraisesbabiesseparately.12．Whyareelephantsimportantforforestgrowth?A．Theyhuntharmfulinsects. B．Theycutdownoldtrees.C．Theycarryseedsinwaste. D．Theyscareawayotheranimals.Passage4OurEarthhaslotsofdifferentplaces.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.13．Camels’big,flatfeetaremainlyfor________.A．carryingheavythings B．walkingonsoftsandsafelyC．runningfastinthedesert D．holdingenoughfat14．Howdoesapolarbear’sfurhelpitliveintheArctic?A．Itmakesthepolarbearswimfaster. B．Ithelpsthepolarbearfindapartner.C．Itkeepsthebearwarmandhelpsithide. D．Itletsthepolarbearsleepthroughwinter.15．Theunderlinedword“ruler”inthispassageprobablymeans________.A．a(chǎn)thingforcounting B．a(chǎn)long,straighttool(工具)C．themostpowerfulanimal D．a(chǎn)goodpersonofaplace16．Whichpictureshowsthestructureofthepassage?A． B． C． D．17．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?A．AnimalsandTheirHomes B．DifferentAnimalsonEarthC．HowAnimalsFitinEnvironments D．TheLifeofCamels,PolarBearsandChameleonsPassage5Welcometoourschoollibrary!LibraryOpeningHoursMonday—Thursday:9:00a.m.—17:00p.m.Friday:ClosedWeekends:8:30a.m.—20:30p.m.LibraryRules:▲Allstudentsmusthavealibrarycard.▲Keepquietinthelibrary.▲Computersareforschoolworkonly.▲Onestudentcanborrow(借)threebookseachtime.▲Don’teatordrink.▲Don’tlitter.Keepeverythinginthelibrarycleanandtidy.▲Don’twriteordrawinthebooks.▲Norunning.▲Nophonecalls.18．HowlongisthelibraryopenonTuesday?A．For8hours. B．For11hours. C．For12hours.19．Whichpicturescanweseeinthislibrary?A．①④ B．②③ C．②④20．Howmanybookscanastudentborrowfromthelibraryeverytime?A．3 B．4 C．521．Whichstudentdoesn’tfollowthelibraryrule?A．Tonydrawsafoxinalibrarybook.B．Sallyhasherbreakfastoutsidethelibrary.C．Marygoestothelibraryat10a.m.onSunday.22．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingto(根據(jù))thepassage?A．A12-year-oldchildcan’treadinthelibrary.B．Thelibraryseldomopensat9:00inthemorning.C．Studentscandoschoolworkonthelibrarycomputers.Passage6TomandMikearegoodfriends.Sometimestheyarekindtoeachother,butsometimestheyarenot.Butalloftheirclassmatessaytheyarelikebrothers.Onedaytheygooutforawalktogether.Atnoontheyareveryhungryandtheygointoarestauranttohavelunch.Thewaitercomesuptothemandasks,“WhatcanIdoforyou?”“Pleasebringustwohamburgersfirst,”saysTom.Whenthewaiterputstwohamburgersonthetable,Miketakesthebiggeroneatonce.Tomgetsangry.“Youareimpolite,Mike.Whydon’tyoutakethesmallerone?”saysTom.“ButIamright,”saysMikewithasmile.“IfIletyoutakethemfirst,whichonewillyouchoose?”“Ofcourse,I’lltakethesmallerone,”saysTom.“Yes,”Mikesays.“Ifyoutakethesmallerone,thebiggeronewillstillbemine.Don’tyouthinkso?”“Oh,”Tomcan’tanswer.23．WhatcanweknowaboutTomandMikeaccordingtothefirstparagraph?A．Theyareimpolitetoothers. B．Theyaresometimeskindtoeachother.C．Theyarekindbrothers. D．Theyarestudentsindifferentclasses.24．WhydoesTomgetangry?A．Becausethewaiterbringsthemsmallhamburgers.B．BecauseMikedoesn’twanttogiveahamburgertohim.C．Becausehedoesn’tlikeeatinghamburgersforlunch.D．BecauseMiketakesthebiggerhamburger.25．Mikethinksonlyof________whentheyhavelunch.A．himself B．Tom C．hisclassmate D．themselves26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“impolite”meaninChinese?A．沒(méi)有耐心的 B．不禮貌的 C．不謙虛的 D．不友好的27．Wecaninfer(推斷)fromthestorythat________.A．MikeispoliterthanTom B．MikelikeseatinghamburgersbetterthanTomC．Tomalsowantstoeatthebiggerhamburger D．MikeisacleverandpoliteboyPassage7Studentslearntheirlessonsinclass.Inclass,teachersteachthem.Studentssitintheclassroomlisteningtotheteacher.Thisisawayoflearning.Isthistheonlywayforstudentstolearn?Ofcoursenot.Thereisanother(另一個(gè))wayto]earn.Thatis,studentscanteachthemselves.Howcanyouteachyourself?Thefirstthingistoread.Youcanreadsomethinginteresting,andafterthat,youwillfindsomequestions.Thesecondistoaskyourselfquestions.Manycleverstudentsoftendothis.Thequestionsareaboutsomethingyoudon’tunderstandoryouwanttoknowmoreabout.Youcanwritedownthesequestions.Thethirdthingistoanswerquestionsyourselfby(通過(guò))thinkinghardonyourown,byreadingthetextsorotherbooks,andsometimesbyaskingotherpeople.Thesearethewaysofteachingyourself.Andifyoudothemforalongtime,youwillbesuretosucceed(成功)inyourstudy.28．Listeningtotheteacheris________forstudentstolearnsomething.A．notaway B．thebestway C．theonlyway D．nottheonlyway29．Accordingtothepassage,________isNOTthewaytoanswerquestionsyourself.A．usingthecomputer B．thinkinghardbyyourselfC．readingsomething D．a(chǎn)skingotherpeople30．Ifweputthispassageintothreeparts,itwouldbe________.(①=Para.(自然段)1

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⑤=Para.5)A．①②;③④;⑤ B．①②③;④;⑤ C．①;②③;④⑤ D．①;②③④;⑤31．Howmanywaysarementioned(提到)inthepassage?A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Four.32．Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage?A．HowtoFindaGoodTeacher B．HowtoTeachYourselfC．HowtoAnswerYourselfQuestions D．HowtoSucceedPassage8No.7YucaiSchoolisthehometoallstudents.Heretheycanjoininmanyinterestingactivitiesinaterm.TheseventhgradersaregoingtohaveaschooltriptoPandaBasenextFriday.WewishallthestudentsinGradeSevenreadthefollowingrequirements.Hopeyouallhaveagoodtime!RULESFORTRIPStudentshavetowearschooluniforms.★Remembertobringyourowndrinksandfood.★Keepthebusclean.★Don’tforgettosayhellotoourdrivers.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecallat86334296.WANTEDWewantsomestudentstotakephotosduringthetrip.Ifyouaregoodatit,lovetakingphotosandhaveagoodcamerapleasecall:84433627.NOTICEMeetontheschoolplaygroundat7:30.WalktothebusstopnearShuijingfangat8:00andgotonthebusinline.Listentotheguidecarefully.Getmoreinformationfromyourheadteacher.DIARYSHOWWriteadiaryafterthetrip.Andemailtheschoolmagazine.Don’tforgettowritedownyournameandclassinyourdiaries.E-mail:Jenny2009@163.com.33．WhenwillthestudentsinGradeSevenhaveaschooltrip?A．Nextweek. B．NextFriday. C．At7:30. D．Lastmonth.34．Ifthestudentswanttoknowmoreaboutthetriprules,theycancall________.A．84433627 B．86334296 C．theirheadteacher D．8633429935．Whatmustthestudentshaveiftheywanttotakephotosduringthetrip?A．Schooluniforms. B．Sayhellotothedriver.C．Goodcamera. D．Goodnotebook36．Whenandwheredothestudentsmeet?A．Ontheplaygroundat7:30. B．Onthebusat8:00.C．AtShuijingfangat7:30 D．Inthecarat8:00.37．Whatdothestudentshavetowriteintheirdiary?A．Theiremails. B．Theirnameandclass. C．Theirphotos. D．Theirpens.Passage9Playingsportscanbringlotsofbenefits(好處)tochildren’shealth.However,somechildrendon’tenjoydoingsportsandmaymissthesebenefits.Whenyoucan’tforce(強(qiáng)迫)yourchildtoloveplayingsports,youcanworktogethertocreateconditions(創(chuàng)造條件)forhimorher.▲Mostchildrenwhoenjoysportswanttobewiththeirfriendsandhavelotsoffun.Theycan’tenjoyplayingasportiftheyarenothavingfun.Letyourchildknowthatitisgoodtowanttowinandtotryhisorherbesttowin.Buthavingfunismoreimportantthan(比)winning.Lookingintootheroptions(選擇)Somechildrendon’tenjoyteamsportsbecauseitisnoteasytoplaywithothersandlearnteamwork.Ifyourchilddoesn’tliketeamsports,youcantrysportsliketennis,ping-pongandbadminton.Ifcompetition(競(jìng)爭(zhēng))isaproblemforhimorher,trysportslikeswimming,runningandridingabicycle.Theyarealsogoodforhealthandcanbringlotsoffun!38．WhatcanyoulearnfromParagraph1?A．Onlysportsaregoodforchildren’shealth.B．Childrenwilllikeplayingsportsiftheirparentsforcethem.C．Parentscantrytheirbesttomaketheirchildrenloveplayingsports.39．Whatcanyouputin▲?A．Makingsureit’sfun B．Alwayswinningagame C．Exercisingwithfriends40．Whatsportcanchildrentryiftheyaren’tinterestedincompetitivesports?A．Tennis. B．Badminton. C．Running.41．Whoisthetextwrittenfor?A．Students. B．Parents. C．Teachers.42．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．HowtoHelpChildrenEnjoySportsB．WhyPlayingSportsIsImportantforChildrenC．WhatSportsChildrenLikePlayingPassage10WelcometotheSchoolDanceClub

Doyouwanttoexercisemoreandbehealthier(更健康)?Yes?JointheSchoolDanceClubanditcanmakeyourdreamscometrue!Kindsofdances:folk,modern,pop,etc.Levelsofdifficulty:Level1,Level2andLevel3.Whotojoin:Aged12～15.Teachers：HelenWhite◆13yearsofteachingexperience(經(jīng)驗(yàn))◆BegoodatChinesedanceJohnSmith◆Bethefirstprizewinner(獲勝者)of“DancersonStage”.KenPower◆Begoodatdifferentkindsofdances,especially(尤其是)at“fusion(融合)”dance.Ifyouwouldliketobeoneofus,pleaseemailMariaCooperatmaria@126.combeforeMarch18th.43．TheSchoolDanceClubisforthosewhowantto________.A．behealthier B．bequiet C．singfolksongs44．HowmanylevelsofdifficultydoestheSchoolDanceClubhave?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four.45．IfyouwanttolearnChinesedance,youcanstudywith________.A．KenPower B．JohnSmith C．HelenWhite46．Whocanjointhedanceclub?A．Teacherswithrich(豐富的)experience.B．Teachersgoodatdancing.C．Studentsaged15.47．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．KenPowercandancemanykindsofdancesanddofusiondance.B．JohnSmithdancesverywellandwinsthefirstprizeof“DancersonStage”.C．Ifyouwanttojointhedanceclub,youmustemailMariaCooperafterMarch18th.Passage11Doyouoftendosportsatschool?IntheUK,everyonehastohavePEatschooluntiltheageofsixteen.Usually,14to16--year--oldstudentsdoabout100minutesofsportsaweekatschoolbutthisbecomes30minutesaweekfor17and18--year--oldstudents.IfstudentsenjoyPE,theycandosportsatsportsclubsafterclass.Schoolsworktogetherwithsportsclubs.Theyhopestudentscandomoresports.Herearesomestudents’ideasaboutthis.MyfavouritesubjectatschoolisPE.Iliketeamsports,especiallybasketball.Wetrainafterschoolandplaygamesagainstotherschoolsonceaweek.(Blake,15)Ioftendanceinthegym,butIdon’tlikeplayingsportsoutsidewhenit’scoldorrainy.(Megan,14)IplayfootballforourschoolteamandIloveit.Wetraintwiceaweek.(Drew,16)48．IntheUK,schoolstudentshavePEatschooluntiltheyare________.A．12yearsold B．14yearsoldC．16yearsold D．20yearsold49．Whichstudentdoesthemostsportsatschoolaweek?A． B． C． D．50．HowoftendoesBlakedothebasketballtraining?A．Onceaweek. B．Twiceaweek.C．Onceaday. D．Twiceaday.51．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?A．Blakeisinterestedinplayingbaseball.B．Meganlikestoplaysportsoutsideoncolddays.C．Drewpractisesplayingfootballtwiceamonth.D．Studentscandosportsatsportsclubsafterclass.52．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．WhatstudentsintheUKlikedoing.B．HowoftenstudentsintheUKdosports.C．WhomakesstudentsintheUKdosports.D．WhythestudentsintheUKlikedoingsports.Passage12Boblikesclimbingverymuch.However,therewasn’toneclimbingclubinhisschoolatfirst,sohefeltsad.Atthebeginningofthesecondyearofmiddleschool,hisschoolsetuprockclimbinglessonsinordertoencouragestudentstoexercise.▲Inthefirstlesson,thecoachsaid,“Rockclimbingneedsstrength,speed,courageandpersistence(堅(jiān)持).Allthesearenecessary.”ButinBob’sopinion,rockclimbingwasjustafunactivity.Itinterestedhim.Duringthefollowingclasses,thecoachaskedthestudentstorun1,000metresfirst,andthenclimbwitharope.WhenBobfinishedrunning,healmostlosthisbreathandgotbored,andheevendidnotwanttotouchtherope.Hethoughtitwaslessinterestingthanbefore.Thecoachnoticedthatandaskedhim,“Whydoyouwanttotakerockclimbinglessons?”“Icomeforfun,ofcourse.”“Isthatfun?”heasked.Bobshookhisheadslowly.Thecoachthenexplainedpatiently,“That’sbecauseyoustophalfway(半途).Youknow,beautifulsightsarealwaysonthetop.”Afterhearinghiswords,Bobmadeuphismindtofinishhisjourney.Whenhegottothetopintheend,hefeltreallyexcited.Itishardtoreachthetopofthemountain,butitisapitytostophalfway.Sodon’tgiveup.53．Whydidtheschoolsetuprockclimbinglessons?A．Todevelopstudents’hobbies. B．Toencouragestudentstoexercise.C．Toofferstudentsmoreclubs. D．Toletstudentsenjoyactivities.54．Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin“▲”inParagraph2?A．Hedidn’twanttojoinnow. B．Hethoughtitwastoolate.C．Hewassohappythathejoinedatonce. D．Hewantedtofocusonhisstudy.55．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”refertoinParagraph4?A．B． C． D．56．HowdidBob’sfeelingchangeaccordingtothepassage?A．Sad→happy→bored→excited. B．Excited→sad→bored→happy.C．Happy→sad→excited→bored. D．Sad→bored→excited→happy.57．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．LearntoAcceptHelpfulAdvice B．Let’sFindtheBestHobbyC．Don’tGiveUpHalfway D．NeverStayintheSamePlacePassage13HealthyEatingHabits:YourPlate,YourPowerHowoftendoyouthinkabouttheconnectionbetweenyourmealsandhealth?Let’sdiscoverhowsmallchoicescanbringbigchanges!TheProblemwithCommonHabitsManycustomersatfast-foodrestaurantsfacethesameissue:orderingfriesinsteadofsalads.Doesthishabitcausehealthrisks?Yes!Greasydishesoftenleadtolowenergy.Astudyshowsthat70%ofteenagersdon’teatenoughvegetables,whichmayresultinpoorconcentrationatschool.BuildingaBalancedDietAskyourself:Isthismealbalancedornot?Aperfectplateshouldinclude:Proteins(蛋白質(zhì))(grilledchicken/fish)Wholegrains(brownrice/whole-wheatbread)Colorfulvegetable(carrots/spinach)Whenreadingamenu,trythis:Wouldyouprefersteamedbroccoliorfriedpotatoes?Alwayspickthelighteroption!Restaurantsnowservesmallerportions.Remember:Eatingenoughmeansstoppingwhenyou’re80%full.Real-LifeSuccessStoryTom(14)usedtodrinkthreesodasdaily.Afterswitchingtowaterandfreshjuice,hesays:“MysoccerskillsimprovedbecauseIhavemoreenergy!Ialsoserveasa‘healthychoiceadvisor’inourschoolcafénow.”YourTurn!Whichisbetterforbreakfast:Sugarycerealoroatmealwithfruits?Why?58．Whathealthproblemmightgreasydishescauseaccordingtothetext?A．Improvedcookingskills. B．Lowenergylevels.C．Betterrestaurantservice. D．Increasedvegetableintake.59．WhatisTom’snewroleintheschoolcafé?A．Menudesigner. B．Dishcleaner.C．Sodasupplier. D．Healthychoiceadvisor.60．Whichsentencefromthetextisachoicequestion?A．Doesthishabitcausehealthrisks?B．Wouldyouprefersteamedbroccoliorfriedpotatoes?C．MysoccerskillsimprovedbecauseIhavemoreenergy!D．70%ofteenagersdon’teatenoughvegetables.61．Whatisthemainpurposeofthearticle?A．Tocomparedifferentfast-foodrestaurants.B．Toexplainhowtocookgrilledchicken.C．Tolistallhealthybreakfastoptions.D．Todiscussfoodchoicesandhealthconnections.Passage14HelenisinahospitalwithMsSmith.“Ican’tbetoofat.WhatcanIdo,MsSmith?”Helensays.“Hereismyadvice(建議).Youcanreadanddoitlikethis,”MsSmithsays.Name:HelenKing

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Havesomefruit.12:00-13:00

Havevegetables(carrots,beans,tomatoes),meatandjuiceforlunch.18:00-19:00

Havenoodles(fish,beeforchicken)fordinner.Remember:1．Drinklotsofwaterbutnotcoffeeorcolaeveryday.2．Nocoldfood;swimorplaytenniseveryday.Helenwantstobehealthy,soshemustfollowtheadvice.根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案。62．WhyisHeleninahospital?A．Becausesheistoofat. B．Becausesheisill.C．Becausesheworksinthehospital. D．Becauseshelivesinthehospital.63．WhatcanbeHelen’sbreakfast?A．B． C． D．64．WhattimedoesMsSmithaskHelentohavesomefruit?A．At8:00. B．At10:00. C．At13:00. D．At18:00.65．Whatcan’tHeleneatordrinkfromthepassage?A．Wateroreggs. B．Vegetablesormeat. C．Noodles. D．Coffee,colaorcoldfood.66．MsSmithwantstohelpHelen________.A．behealthy B．playsports C．readbooks D．beagoodstudentPassage15Manypeoplelikesugar.Doyouknowwherewegetsugarfrom?Mostofoursugarcomesfromtwoplants:sugarcane(甘蔗)andsugarbeets(甜菜).Sugarcaneisatallplant.Itgrowsinhotcountries.However,sugarbeetgrowsincoolplaces.Therearemanydifferentkindsofsugar,andweusethemindifferentways.Wecanoftenseewhitesugarinourlives.Youcanputitinyourteaorcoffee.Brownsugarhasastrongtaste.Peopleoftenuseittomakecakes.Issugarniceorharmful?It’sdifficulttosay.Insometraditionalways,sugarisusefulforourbodiesandmakesusstrong.Buteatingtoomuchsugarisn’tgoodforourteeth.Itcanhurtourteethandmakeusfat.Beingfatcanbringusmanyhealthproblems.Soifyoulikesugar,it’simportanttoeatitinarightway.Makesurenottoeattoomuch.Alittlesugarisfineandcangiveyousomepower.Youcaneatlotsofhealthyfoodlikefruitsandvegetables,takelotsofexerciseandmakeyourteethcleaneveryday!Inthefuture,carswillevenrunonsugar,SomepeopleinAmericaaremakingsugarintofuel(燃料)fortheircars.Tokeephealthy,weshouldremember:alittlesugargoesalongway!67．Whatdoweknowaboutsugarbeet?A．Itgrowsincoolplaces. B．Itisatallplant.C．Itlookslikesugarcane. D．Ithasmoresugarthansugarcane.68．Peopleoftenuse________tomakecakes.A．whitesugar B．brownsugar C．tea D．coffee69．What’sthemeaningoftheword“harmful”inParagraph3?A．enough B．difficult C．bad D．boring70．Havingtoomuchsugarcan________.A．makeusfeelhungry B．begoodforhealthC．bringhealthproblems D．makeourteethclean71．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．Howtomakesugar? B．Thetasteofsugar.C．Thehistoryofsugar. D．Sugarandourhealth.Passage16Amongallthethings,healthisthemostimportanttous.Itmaybedifficulttoimproveourhealth.Now,thesehabitsmayhelpyou.●Havebreakfasteverymorning.Studiesshowthatifyouhaveamealinthemorning,youmaynotbecometoofatoreattoomuchduringlunch.Havingbreakfastcanhelppeoplefeelbetterduringtheday.●Getenoughsleep.Poorsleepcaninfluenceourmemoryandlearning.Itcanalsoleadtotrafficaccidents(事故)!Studiesshowthatifpeopledon’tgetenoughsleep,theymaygetintomoreaccidents.Sostaysafeandgetenoughsleep!●Takeawalkeveryday.Walkingisaneasywaytoexercise.You’dbettermeetfriendsforawalk,notforameal.Asyouwalk,youwillseethebeautifulworldaroundyou.Ifyoutry,youwillfindthataddingawalkinyoureverydaylifeisveryeasy.●Joinsocialgroups.Socialgroupscangiveyousupport(支持).Youcanjoinsocialgroups,suchassportsteams,artgroupsandmusicgroups.Thepeopleinthegroupscanoffer(提供)adviceandhelpeachotherindifficulttimes.Also,beinginagroupkeepsyourmindbusy.Anactivemindisahealthymind!72．Ifyou________,youmaynotbecometoofatoreattoomuchduringlunch.A．havebreakfastinthemorning B．getenoughsleepC．takeawalk D．joinsocialgroups73．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph3referto?A．Poorsleep. B．Ourmemory. C．Ourlearning. D．Enoughsleep.74．Ifyouneedhelpandwanttohelpothers,you’dbetter________.A．inviteyourfriendtohaveameal B．staysafeandgetenoughsleepC．takeawalkeveryday D．becomeamemberofasocialgroup75．Whichpartisthearticleprobably(可能)fromanewspaper?A．Story. B．Food. C．Health. D．Sports.Passage17Chinesepeopledon’tjustlovecookingdeliciousvegetabledishes.Theyalsolovegrowingvegetables.Chinesepeoplegrewvegetablesintheirgardensmanyyearsago.Now,theyalsogrowvegetablesintheAntarctic(南極),andeveninspace(太空)!Hereisthereason.Withsomuchland,Chinaisgoodforgrowingvegetables.Manyplaceshavethelight,soil(土壤)andwaterthatvegetablesneed.Mostoftoday’svegetablesw