七年级上册英语阅读理解专项训练51(含答案解析)
Everyone in Jason's family is good at something. What is Jason good at? What does he like doing?
Jason's sister loves playing ping-pong. She is really fast. Jason is not. Jason's mother is a math teacher. She is good at math. Jason is not. Jason's dad loves making cakes. He is really good at cooking. Jason is not. Jason's little brother has 2 hamsters (仓鼠). He is good at looking after(照顾) them. Jason doesn't like hamsters.
What is Jason good at? What does he like doing?
Jason loves listening to music. Jason is really good at singing!
24. What is Jason’s dad good at?
A. Cooking.
B. Math.
C. Playing ping-pong.
D. Running.
25. Who can keep small animals well in Jason’s family?
A. Jason.
B. Jason’s mother.
C. Jason’s brother.
D. Jason’s father.
26. What is the title (标题) of the passage (文章)?
A. What doesn’t Jason like?
B. What is Jason good at?
C. Jason’s sister.
D. Jason’s parents.
答案解析：
24. 根据文中提到的“Jason's dad loves making cakes. He is really good at cooking.”可以确定Jason的父亲擅长烹饪，因此正确答案是A. Cooking。
25. 文中提到“Jason's little brother has 2 hamsters (仓鼠). He is good at looking after them.”这表明Jason的弟弟擅长照顾小动物，所以正确答案是C. Jason’s brother。
26. 文章的主要内容是关于Jason擅长什么，以及他喜欢做什么。虽然文章中也提到了其他家庭成员的特长，但标题应该概括文章的中心内容，即Jason的特长。因此，正确答案是B. What is Jason good at?
七年级上册英语阅读理解专项训练52(含答案解析)
I've got the worst name in the world. My name is Tom T. Terdle (sound like "Tom The Turtle"). People called me all sorts of things. What was even worse, my dad had to move around with his job. Every time we moved, I had to get ready for the stupid names and a fight or two.
I didn't like to fight, but some of the things the kids said were impolite. One thing led to another, and usually I hit somebody. Then, I ended up in the teacher's office. This time we moved to Port Aransas, on the Gulf of Mexico. I thought it cool to live near the ocean, but going to another new school meant hearing new kids call me names. that was why I fought again. And I got kicked out of school—for three days.
Walking on the beach alone, I found lots of eggs, buried under the sand. The deeper I dug, the more eggs I found. Then I heard an angry voice, "What are you doing?"
"Huh?" I looked up, sand all over my face and an egg in my hand. Standing behind me was
I've got the worst name in the world. My name is Tom T. Terdle (sound like "Tom The Turtle"). People called me all sorts of things. What was even worse, my dad had to move around with his job. Every time we moved, I had to get ready for the stupid names and a fight or two.
I didn't like to fight, but some of the things the kids said were impolite. One thing led to another, and usually I hit somebody. Then, I ended up in the teacher's office. This time we moved to Port Aransas, on the Gulf of Mexico. I thought it cool to live near the ocean, but going to another new school meant hearing new kids call me names. That was why I fought again. And I got kicked out of school—for three days.
Walking on the beach alone, I found lots of eggs, buried under the sand. The deeper I dug, the more eggs I found. Then I heard an angry voice, "What are you doing?"
"Huh?" I looked up, sand all over my face and an egg in my hand. Standing behind me was
an old lady.
"You are going to kill every one of those!" she said.
"Kill what?" I asked.
"The turtles," she took the egg out of my hand while pointing to a sign nearby: "Be Aware! Sea Turtle Nesting Area!"
I felt bad and together we carefully put the eggs back in the hole and covered them with warm sand. She was actually a kind lady and easy to talk to. Soon, I told her everything, the schools and the kids making fun of me. She smiled and laughed, "Well, Tom, they call me the Turtle Lady and I take a lot of pride in being called that. I love turtles. By the way, since you're out of school for a few days, can you help me tonight when the eggs will probably hatch (孵化)?"
How interesting it sounded! She might be old, but she was immediately my friend.
That night, when we were watching for some signs that the eggs were going to hatch, she told me about the sea turtles. I learned more than what I had in all my science classes. Then, the most amazing scene of my life came. Like a big wave, the little turtles began digging from the sandy nests and moving down to the sea. When most of them made their way to the water, she smiled, "Go back and get some sleep, Turtle Tom. Today is a big day." For the first time ever, I wasn't mad about hat name.
The night, fifteen years ago, was the one I would never forget. I have gotten rid of my sensitivity to being called Turtle Tom since long. Instead, now as a marine-biologist (海洋生物学家), I am pleased when school kids call me that.
Who was the Turtle Lady? Her real name was Ila Loetscher, and she loved and protected the turtles like nobody else in Texas. She died at the age of 95. I often walk the beaches at Port Aransas. I feel she is still there in spirit, guarding the sea turtles and guiding people like me towards the new meaning of life.
27. Why did the writer often fight when he was young?
A. Because kids made fun of his name. B. Because his dad didn’t care about him.
C. Because he liked the feeling of winning. D. Because he wanted to be kicked out of school.
28. What happened on the unforgettable night?
A. The writer learnt a lot from the lady about sea turtles.
B. The writer fell asleep and failed to see the eggs hatch.
C. The writer told the lady what he had learnt in the science class.
D. The writer was sad that some turtles didn’t make it to the water.
29. What can we learn from the passage?
A. It’s never too old to learn.
B. What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
C. A change of attitude can open new doors in life.
D. It’s OK to make mistakes as long as we learn from them.
答案解析：
27. 选项A正确。文中提到，每次搬家，作者都要准备接受愚蠢的绰号和一两次打架。作者不喜欢打架，但是孩子们说的有些话很无礼，这导致了他最终会打人。这表明，作者打架是因为孩子们取笑他的名字。
28. 选项A正确。文中描述了那个难忘的夜晚，作者和turtle lady一起观察海龟蛋孵化，并且从她那里学到了很多关于海龟的知识，比他在所有科学课上学到的都要多。因此，作者在那个夜晚学到了很多关于海龟的知识。
29. 选项C正确。文中的故事展示了作者态度的转变。最初，作者对自己的名字感到敏感和愤怒，但通过与turtle lady的相遇和帮助海龟蛋孵化的经历，作者开始对自己的名字感到自豪，并且最终成为了一名海洋生物学家。这表明，态度的改变可以为生活开启新的可能性。
七年级上册英语阅读理解专项训练53(含答案解析)
In China, safety education is becoming more and more important now. The last Monday in March is for students to learn it at school. It helps students learn more about what they should do to keep themselves safe. What are the accidents at school? Take a look.
Stampedes (踩踏), earthquakes and fires are the main accidents at school.
A stampede always happens in crowded places. When students around you begin to push, just stand there and try to hold on to something. If you fall down in the crowd, move to one side and protect your head with your hands around.
When earthquakes happen, you can get under a desk quickly and hold on. It will protect you from falling things. lf you are outdoors, find a place away from buildings, trees, and power lines.
When there's a fire, leave the classroom quickly. It's better to put something wet over your mouth and nose. In this way, you won't breathe in smoke. Many people die in a fire, not because of the fire but smoke. It makes them cough and they can't breathe. That's very dangerous! So when you want to get out, you should make yourself close to the floor. Then you can breathe some fresh air.
30. Stampedes, earthquakes and fires are the main accidents _______.
A. at school
B. at home
C. on the farm
D. in the open air
31. A stampede always happens in ______ places.
A. busy
B. dirty
C. crowded
D. clean
32. When earthquakes happen, you can get ______ a desk quickly and hold on.
A. on
B. under
C. near
D. behind
33. Which of the following is TRUE?
A. When there's a fire, don't leave the classroom quickly.
B. Many people die in a fire, not because of the fire but smoke.
C. When you want to get out of a fire, you shouldn't make yourself close to the floor.
D. It's better to put something dry over your mouth and nose.
答案解析：
30.A.
解析：根据文章第一段最后一句"The last Monday in March is for students to learn it at school."以及第二段第一句"Stampedes (踩踏), earthquakes and fires are the main accidents at school."可知，踩踏、地震和火灾是学校的主要事故。
31. C.
解析：根据文章第三段第一句"A stampede always happens in crowded places."可知，踩踏事故总是发生在拥挤的地方。
32. B.
解析：根据文章第四段第一句"When earthquakes happen, you can get under a desk quickly and hold on."可知，当地震发生时，你可以迅速躲到桌子下面并抓住。
33. B.
解析：根据文章最后一段中的"It's better to put something wet over your mouth and nose. In this way, you won't breathe in smoke. Many people die in a fire, not because of the fire but smoke."可知，许多人在火灾中死亡，不是因为火本身，而是因为烟雾。
七年级上册英语阅读理解专项训练54(含答案解析)
四、阅读表达(第1-3题每题2分，第4题4分，共10分)
阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题。
It is not difficult to learn to speak English. We can use the Internet to learn anything from anywhere. Here are some ways to learn speaking English for free at home.
Listening to English songs
Listening to English songs is the best way to improve your spoken English skills. You can listen to your favorite English songs, and understand the words. Then you try to sing them again and again and in this way it improves your pronunciation(发音).
Learning new words every day
There are new words almost everywhere. Whenever you find a new word, try to write it down in a notebook or diary. Just find the meaning of the word and try to build a sentence by using that new word. You can always keep a dictionary with you to help you find the meaning of new words easily. Read some interesting books or take out a little time for reading English newspapers, magazines or some interesting stories in English and through this way, you will be able to learn many new words.
Recording your voice
Recording your voice can be an easy way to understand how you speak. You can also record your video to understand your expressions when you speak.It can help you understand your pronunciation.You will be able to understand your mistakes when you speak and then you can improve them.It is an effective(有效的)way to improve your spoken English.
There are many effective ways to learn spoken English at home.Practicing these ways can help you a lot with improving your English speaking skills.
34. How can you improve your pronunciation?
35. Why do you need to keep a dictionary with you?
36. Can recording your voice be a difficult way to understand how you speak?
37. Do you think these ways to learn speaking English at home are effective?Why or why not?(Please give two reasons)
答案及解析：
34.You can improve your pronunciation by listening to English songs and trying to sing them, which helps with accent and intonation. Additionally, recording your voice and watching your video can help you understand your mistakes and work on them.
提问是如何提高发音。文章中提到了两种方法：听英文歌曲并尝试跟着唱，以及录音自己的声音。这些方法可以帮助理解并纠正发音错误。
35.You need to keep a dictionary with you to easily find the meaning of new words you encounter. This allows you to expand your vocabulary and understand the context in which words are used.
文章建议携带一本字典，以便查找遇到的新单词的含义。这对于词汇构建和理解非常重要，因此需要携带字典。
36.No, recording your voice is not a difficult way to understand how you speak. It is an easy and effective method that provides immediate feedback on your speaking skills.
文章指出录音自己的声音是了解自己说话方式的一个简单方法，这意味着这并不是一个困难的过程。答案与文章中的陈述相符。
37.Yes, these ways to learn speaking English at home are effective for several reasons:
Firstly, listening to English songs improves listening skills and pronunciation through repetition and mimicry.
Secondly, learning new words every day and using them in sentences helps to build a strong vocabulary and improve language fluency.
文章中提到的方法的有效性得到了支持，文章解释了每种方法如何有助于提高口语技能。答案直接引用了文章中的两个理由来支持这些方法的有效性。第一个理由是通过听歌提高听力和发音，第二个理由是通过每天学习新单词并使用它们来构建词汇和提升语言流利度。
七年级上册英语阅读理解专项训练55(含答案解析)
Ginny was a big orange cat — a cat with money!
In Keston, England, some years ago, Ginny's owner noticed that something was wrong with Ginny. The cat was limping — limping badly. Ginny was picked up and examined. It was discovered that there were two pieces of what looked like glass in one of her paws.
Her owner took the pieces of “glass” out of Ginny's paw and had them tested. They were diamonds and worth one hundred dollars each.
On her travels, Ginny had “picked up” the diamonds somewhere. No one ever found out where, although many people searched. No one knew except Ginny—and she couldn't tell!
1. The best title is . A. Finding Broken Glass B. A Cat with Diamonds C. Testing a Cat's Paw D. A Talking Cat
2. Ginny, the cat, lived in . A. America B. Norway C. England D. Ireland
3. The two diamonds looked like pieces of . A. rock B. wood C. shell D. glass
4. After discovering the diamonds, Ginny's owner was probably . A. happy B. tired C. upset D. hungry
5. The underlined word “searched" in the last paragraph means . A. needed B. slipped C. looked D. forgot
答案解析：
1.B. 这个标题最为贴切，因为故事围绕一只名叫Ginny的猫发现钻石这一非凡事件展开，这是叙述的主要内容。
2. C. 文章明确指出Ginny生活在英格兰的Keston，因此英格兰是正确答案。
3.D. 文中提到，最初这两颗钻石被认为是玻璃碎片，因此它们被送去检测，才发现是价值不菲的钻石。
4. A.由于这些钻石具有经济价值，可以推断出主人在发现它们的价值后会很高兴，而不是感到疲倦、生气或饥饿，这些情绪在文中没有依据。
5.C. 寻找。在这个上下文中，"searched" 表示人们在寻找钻石的来源，因此 "寻找" 是正确的同义词。
