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第1課時(shí) 七年級(jí)上冊(cè)Modules 1～5(含Starter) 一、閱讀理解 A (xx山東德州中考)I am my mothers third girl. When I was born, the doctor gently explained to my mother that my left arm was missing, below the elbow(肘). Then he gave her some advice, “Dont treat her any differently from the other girls.” And she did! There were five girls in our family and we all had to help out. Once when I was about seven, I came out of the kitchen, “Mum, I cant peel(削……皮) potatoes. I only have one hand.” “You get back to peel those potatoes, and dont ever use that as an excuse for anything again！” Of course I could peel potatoes—with my good hand and my other arm. “Jenny, if you try hard enough，” she said, “you can do anything.” Once in the second grade, our teacher had each of us race across the monkey bar(攀爬架). When it was my turn, I said no. Some kids laughed. I went home crying. The next afternoon Mum took me back to the school playground. “Now, pull up with your right arm，” she advised. She praised me when I made progress. Ill never forget when I was crossing the bar, the kids were standing there with their mouths open. It was the way with everything. Mum had the courage to face anything. And she taught me I could, too. 1．How many younger sisters do I have? A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five. 2．What does the doctors advice mean? A．My arm could be all right soon. B．The other girls had the same arms as me. C．My mum should look after me differently. D．My mum should treat me the same as others. 3．Who peeled the potatoes at last? A．Jenny. B．Jennys mum. C．Jennys sister. D．Nobody. 4．Why did Mum take me back to the school playground the next day? A．She wanted to tell me I could do anything. B．She wanted the teacher to let me try again. C．She would punish the kids who laughed at me. D．She would like to praise me before the other kids. 5．Whats the best title of the passage? A．My badtempered mother B．Different mother love C．A doctors advice D．My childhood B (2019預(yù)測(cè))These are the messages Sandy got yesterday. Read them carefully and find the best answers to the questions. 6．What is Sues message about? A．He asks Sandy to see a movie. B．He asks Sandy to attend a Christmas Party. C．Remind Sandy a student will call her. D．Ask Sandy to buy some bread. 7．What is “Lucky”？ A．A movie. B．A dog. C．A car. D．A gift. 8．What did Mr. Brown do for Sandy? A．He prepared a party for her. B．He planned to buy her a car. C．He gave her a ticket of a movie. D．He repaired her car. 9．Which is NOT right? A．Sandy is a teacher. B．Maybe Sue is Sandys family. C．Sandys family name is Wang. D．Sandy need get her car before noon. 10．We cant find wrote messages from the reading. A．Grace B．Chris C．Mr. Brown D．Sue 二、短文還原 閱讀短文，從短文下面方框中的六個(gè)句子中選擇五個(gè)還原到短文中，使短文通順完整、銜接自然。 (2019原創(chuàng))Lawmakers in Plover, Wisconsin, say its time for someone to pay the price for bullying. 1. Its their parents! A new law in the town allows the police to fine parents more than $100 if their kids are caught bullying more than once. The law is meant to send a message about a serious problem. 2. Daniel Ault, the chief of police in Plover, came up with the idea for the law. “3. You just continue to talk about it over and over again, and nothing really changes.” Ault says, “The fines will force parents to deal with their kids behavior right away.” 4． Some people argue that officials should instead help parents find ways to prevent their kids from bullying in the first place. “The answer isnt punishment but information. 5. ” says Peter Sheras, an expert on bullying. Also, some people argue that the law isnt fair to parents who cant afford to pay the fine. A．About 13 million kids across the country are bullied each year. B．Simply telling kids not to bully doesnt work. C．Some children choose not to go to school at all so they can avoid the bullies D．But its not the bullies who will pay up. E．A fine is a small price to pay if it helps stop bullying. F．However, not everyone thinks punishing parents will solve the problem. 三、綜合填空 閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從方框內(nèi)所給的11個(gè)詞匯中選擇10個(gè)意義相符的詞匯，必要時(shí)可加情態(tài)動(dòng)詞或者助動(dòng)詞，進(jìn)行詞形變化，填入空白處。 (xx山東德州齊河第二次練兵) plant　get　appear　cook　grow pick　see　reach　be　travel　turn Bananas dont grow on trees. They 1. on a thick stalk(莖) that looks just a little like a stalk of corn. The stalk is soft enough to be cut with a knife. It takes about a year before bananas are ready to be picked. Some 2. as small as fingers, others are as long and thick as mens arms. Some banana plants grow as tall as a house—even taller！Not all bananas are eaten as fruit. Some never get sweet, and they 3. as a kind of vegetable. People in most countries never see a banana until it 4. the store. But if you visit a country where its hot and rains a lot all the year, you 5. a banana plantation(種植園), a large farm where bananas grow. The tasty fruit doesnt e from a seed (種子)but from a root 6. deep in the ground. First a stalk pushes up into the air. Then leaves 7. . In the beginning the banana plant grows very fast－sometimes as much as the length of your feet in one night. Soon, sweetsmelling flowers appear, and when their flowers drop off, bananas begin to grow. As they get bigger, bananas start 8. up. It looks as if theyre growing upside down！Bananas are ready to eat when they turn soft and yellow. But they are picked long before this—when theyre hard and bright green. This is because bananas have to travel many miles before they arrive at a store. On trucks and boats and trains bananas travel all over the world. There are special boats just for bananas and special trains that keep them just cool enough so that they 9. ripe(成熟的)while 10. . If bananas are picked when they are ripe, they will spoil(變壞) on the way. 四、閱讀表達(dá) (xx河北中考改編)Where does your food e from? How is it made? These days, many people worry about food safety. But food safety is not a new worry. In 1906, Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle. The book is the story of a poor family in Chicago. It is also about the dangerous ways that food was prepared. People were worried that the U．S. started testing food. These days, most food in the world is safe. Laws control where food es from. They also control how food is managed and prepared. Laws are important. But its more important to make sure the rules are followed. A good food safety system keeps people safe. It also helps them eat healthy food. Labels(標(biāo)簽) on food give people important information. Then they can make good choices about their food. Although food safety systems usually work, there can be problems. Sometimes mistakes are made. For example, a truck might carry eggs and then ice cream. The ice cream could make people sick when the truck isnt cleaned before carrying it. Other problems are not mistakes. Sometimes panies break rules to make more money. When this happens, people dont know if their food is safe. As we all know, food is closely related to our daily life. We should take actions to make food safer! 1．When did Upton Sinclair write The Jungle? 2．True or false.(“T”代表正確，“F”代表錯(cuò)誤) People can make good choices after reading the information on food labels.(　　) 3．Translate the underlined sentence into Chinese. 4．What do laws control？(At least 2 answers.) 5．Give a proper title to the passage. 參考答案 一、1～5 ADAAB　6～10 CBDDC 二、DABFE 三、1.grow　2.are　3.are cooked 4．reaches　5.will see/can see/might see 6．planted　7.appear　8.turning/to turn 9．will get　10.travelling 四、1.In 1906. 2．T 3．我們應(yīng)該采取措施使得食物更加安全。 4．Laws control where food es from. Laws/They also control how food is managed and prepared. 5．Food safety