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1、七年级首字母名校卷汇编.第2期2019学年凯慧中学7下英语U3-U4测试题】C. Read the passage and fill in the blanks.Every day cars kill or hurt many people on roads. Sometimes the drivers drive too fast or do not drive c 1 enough. Some of them break the trafficrules and cause accidents.A 2 to some researchers, it is usually the pedes
2、trians（行人）who cause the accidents. A lot of road users are very careless. They walk or run across the roads in front of the cars.They walk in the roads but not on the walkways. They get into or out of cars in the m 3of the roads. Some do not take the trouble to wait for the green lights and simply c
3、ross the roads against the red lights.Many people think accidents often happen in b 4 roads in large cities, but this isnot always true. For example, Tokyo is one of the worlds largest cities and probably one of the busiest cities; however, there are f 5 accidents to pedestrians. The reason is that
4、thepolice there are very careful. Pedestrians n 6 cross against a red light and they alwaysfollow the traffic rules. Do you know alcohol （酒精）is another main cause of traffic accidents? It delays peoples response. Those who have d 7_alcohol are slow in making decision. They need a few more seconds to
5、 react. It is not only drivers who may have accidents after drinking. Drunken pedestrians may put their lives in danger as well.1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.2019学年兰生复旦七下英语阶段测试】C. Fill in the blanks with proper words.（根据首字母完成下列短文，12 分）Have you heard about the woman who put her wet dog in the microwave （微波炉）to
6、 d it, and ended up cooking her dog by mistake? Or did you hear about the man whodied at his desk at work, and nobody in the office noticed he was dead for five days? These stores have two things in common. They both are not true, and they both are urban legends （都市传闻）.Urban legends are usually stor
7、ies about things that happened recently and took place in cities or in places well known to people. Another characteristic of urban legends is that here are many different versions of the same story, with local information changed to make the story seem more r. Today, the Internet has become a commo
8、n way for urban legends to spread very quickly.Some stories that sound like urban legends actually start from bizarre （bizarre means strange） real events. For example, there is a story about muggers using snakes to r people. There have been real reports about muggers doing this, the muggers threaten
9、 a victim by holding a snake in the persons face. Then the he takes the victims money. According to legend, these are very common, so you should keep an e out for strangers carryingsnakes.Other urban legends have been around for a long time, and many people just believe them as facts. A good example
10、 of this kind of urban legend is related to the Great Wall of China. The myth is that the Great Wall can be seen from the moon. However, a whohave been to the moon say that even the size of countries shrinks （shrink means become smaller） too much at that distance. It is obvious to most people, when
11、they think about it, that from the moon it is impossible to see cities or things built by man, but some people believe the Great Wall can be seen from the orbit （轨道）a the Earth. However, this is also amyth.2019学年立达中学七下英语2月初态考】Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words.（在短文的空格内填入适当的 词，
12、使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词，首字母已给）（共5分）You may know about Sherlock Holmes, the well-known fictional B 76 detective.But in China, Di Renjies popularity can compete with Holmes. Unlike Holmes, Di is not a fictional character. He was a real person in h 77. He served twice as prime minister（宰相）in the Tang Dynasty. W
13、hen he was the secretary general of the supreme court （大理寺）, he once judged 17,000 cases in a year without complaint （抱怨）.Maybe that*s why people liked to d 78 Di as a righteous （正义的）official, aswell as a smart detective. He has long been popular in novels and on screen.In the 18th century, a crime
14、novel called Dee Gong An（vv狄公案）was published . Nowadays, there is a popular TV series called Amazing Defective Di Renjie, as well as a series of Detective Dee films .He even became internationally f 79. Dutch diplomat（夕卜交官）Robert vanGulik （19101967） began to write a series of detective novels based
15、on him in the 1950s. In his stories, Di Renjie is called Judge Dee. Judge Dee often travels alone in clever disguises（乔 装）.He believes in the p 80 of deductive reasoning（推理）.He doesnt torture （拷问）criminals to get confessions （招供）.Instead, he tricks them into confessing themselves. Judge Dees style i
16、s more like a Western detective. He is called the Chinese SherlockHolmes in the West.2019学年梅陇中学七下英语一次月考】Read the passage and Hll in the blanks with proper words. （7 分）Internet Addiction: Only a Bad Habit?Nowadays more and more people are becoming Internet addicts （有瘾的人）.But do you think that Internet addiction is only a bad habit? In fact, its a disease-Internet Addiction Disorder （IAD网络综合征）.Staying online for more th
