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1、课时训练（二)Units 59（七上)（限时:30分钟)单项填空1 The show on Zhejiang TV, Keep Running, makes lots of people Ainteresting; relaxing Binteresting; relaxed Cinterested; relaxed Dinterested; relaxing2Wait! Let her to school with her friend MaryAgoesBto goCgoDgoing3 is the boy with a pair of glasses?My brother, JohnAH
2、ow BWho CWhere DWhat4He climbed so fast that he reached floor in two minutes Anine Bthe nine Cthe ninth Dninth 5How about going swimming this afternoon? AThank youBThats rightCHappy birthdayDThat sounds good6Here are some Do you like ?Aapples; themBapple; itCapples; theyDapple; their7Have you ever s
3、tudying abroad someday?Yes, I have Its my dream Atalked about Bthought about Clooked about Dtold about8Lets play tennis!That sounds Lets play soccerAinterestingBgoodCfunDboring 9Its a piece of cake! Its too for meAdifficultBeasyCinterestingDrelaxing10John wants to be , so he plays sports every day A
4、happyBhealthyCfatDdifficult11?Milk and breadAWhen do you have breakfastBDo you eat breakfastCCan I help youDWhat do you like for breakfast12The painting was sold at a very high Do you think it is really worth?Avalue Bsale Cprice Dterm13 is the red shirt?Its 50 yuanAHow muchBHow manyCHow oldDHow far1
5、4Do you play piano in your free time? No, I like sports I often play soccer with my friends A/; theBthe; /Cthe; theDa; a 15Happy birthday to you!AThats OKBHere you areCThank youDIm happy2018蒙自一模 完形填空Alans favorite color was orange But he couldnt see what orange looked likeA month after he was born,
6、his mother noticed that his eyes werent as 16 as a normal babys “Alan would 17 be able to see He is blind,” the doctor said Even so, with the hope to help Alan learn all about the world around him, his mother kept describing 18 she saw for himNot just through his mothers words, Alan saw 19 his ears
7、and hands, too He had perfect hearing In fact, he 20 see many things that normal people didnt notice 21 Alan lived in the dark, he always believed a dream would light up his life He found that he was 22 in computer science So he began learning it at seven years old As a young boy, he 23 going to Sta
8、nford University some day And for years of efforts, he finally achieved his dream Many people wanted to find out the secret of his 24 Alan explained, “Just move forward! Dont let any difficulty 25 your dream from coming true”You cannot choose what you are given, but you can choose how you make use o
9、f it16Abig Bbigger Cbiggest Dthe biggest17Ano Boften Cnever Dusually 18Aeverything Bnothing Ceverybody Danyone 19Abetween Bwithout Camong Dwith 20Aneeded Bcould Cmust Dshould 21AOr BIf CAlthough DBefore 22Abored Bworried Ckind Dinterested 23Alooked through Blooked for Clooked forward to Dlooked up 2
10、4Asuccess Bsmile Ctrouble Deyes 25Awake Bprevent Cleave Dthrow2019原创 阅读理解On Miriam Gardsbanes 9th birthday two years ago, her aunt gave money to a group that cares for elephants The woman, who lives in Kenya, told the group she was giving the money to celebrate Miriams birthday Miriam and her mother
11、 then visited Africa to learn how that money was helping to support elephants Miriam fell in love with the animals and wanted to help save themA few months after visiting Africa, Miriam watched How I Became an Elephant, a documentary about the mistreatment of elephants in Thailand, and a young girls
12、 campaign to save them Miriam decided she wanted to launch her own effort to raise money to save elephantsLast year, Miriam created a group called They Deserve To Be Free after seeing a program that showed young elephants being abused in Thailand She asked her art teacher to help her make clay（黏土）el
13、ephants and make signs about elephant mistreatment She asked her friends to give money to the park rather than giving her birthday gifts She made and sold baked goods, and made signs about elephant abuseShe also created a plan to make and sell clay elephants She asked her art teacher to help her mak
14、e the elephantsMiriam says she is lucky because her mother and her art teacher support her Her father says his daughter is serious about helping the animals He says what his daughter is doing is making her a little more mature Miriam now knows a lot more about animals and what is happening to themShe is proud of her work, and is happy that she can help elephants She and her friends often sell their clay elephants at a local farmers marketLast year, she sold about $2,000 and sent all of that money to the Eleph
