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2025-2026学年七年级下学期期末考试英语试卷
一、单项选择
1. Which of the following has the same sound as the underlined part in pen
A．trunk B．think C．plan D．feeling
2. Last Saturday, while the environmental volunteers ________ rubbish by the lake, a park keeper came to share pollution data with them.
A．collected B．were collecting C．collect D．are collecting
3. Jessica explains grammar rules ________ patiently than the other part-time tutors in our after-school class, so many students prefer to ask her for help.
A．much B．most C．more D．many
4. Almost two ________ of the printed magazines on the convenience store bookshelf are about travelling and local culture.
A．three B．third C．threes D．thirds
5. This is the ________ time that our class takes part in the city reading competition, and we hope to win a prize this year.
A．ninety eight B．ninety-eighth C．ninety eighth D．ninety-eighths
6. Not only the orange juice but also the lemons ________ sour.
A．taste B．tastes C．tasting D．tasted
二、语法选择
Forests are very important to all living things on Earth. People have realized that we must do something 7____ them well. These years, more and more volunteers have taken part in tree-planting activities. I joined a group to help protect trees a year ago.
Last Sunday, our group went to a mountain area. It was nearly ten o’clock when we got there, and some local villagers 8____ trees beside the road. One villager told us that thick treetops can block sunlight 9____ and keep the land wet all year round. He also told us a simple rule we all need to remember: 10____ you cut down only a few trees, the climate will become worse and worse if you keep doing this over the years. Healthy forests can bring fresh air and comfortable weather to us. Therefore, forest protection has become important 11____ every person living on Earth.
After finishing work, I had a short talk with another group member, Tom. “I enjoy doing outdoor volunteer work. I suggest 12____ it more often,” said Tom, “Volunteer work makes us much 13____ responsible.” We all agreed with him. We hope more people will join 14____ us and other protection groups to protect nature.
7. A．protect B．to protect C．protecting D．protected
8. A．plant B．planted C．have planted D．were planting
9. A．away B．out C．up D．down
10. A．Even though B．In addition C．Because D．While
11. A．with B．to C．by D．about
12. A．do B．doing C．to do D．did
13. A．/ B．as C．more D．most
14. A．both B．neither C．nor D．either
三、完成句子
15. Many wild animals are in danger because of climate change.（同义转换）
Many wild animals are ________ ________ because of climate change.
16. She covered the bed with a warm blanket.（同义句转换）
The bed ________ ________ ________ a warm blanket by her.
17. The scientist kept the two great birds company in the wilderness.
The scientist ________ ________ ________ the two great birds in the wilderness.
18. Which animal do you like better, the panda or the ibis (回答问题)
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四、阅读理解
A Body Language Around the World
In cross-cultural communication, body language is just as important as spoken words. However, the same gesture or posture (姿势) can mean very different things in different parts of the world. Here are some examples for you to understand it.
In the West, people like to look at each other when they talk. Strong eye contact is very common in Spain, Greece and Arab (阿拉伯的) countries. Finns and Japanese are embarrassed when others keep staring at (盯着) them during a talk. They only make eye contact at the start of a discussion.
Tapping (轻敲) your nose means “secret” in England. In Italy, the same gesture means “be careful”.
Nodding your head usually means “yes”. But in Bulgaria and Greece, nodding up and down means “no”.
In many cultures, like Italy and the U.S., people use their arms freely when talking. They often wave their arms around. Northern Europeans don’t like gesturing with their arms. They think it shows insincerity (不真诚) and is too dramatic (戏剧化的). In Japan, gesturing with broad arm movements is thought to be impolite.
Sitting cross-legged is common in North America and some European countries. In many countries in Asia and the Middle East, sitting like this is not respectful.
19. Peter wants to make friends with Rimi, a new Japanese student in his class. What may the author advise him to do when he talks to Rimi？
A．Sit with his legs crossed.
B．Stare at her throughout the talk.
C．Make eye contact at the start of the talk.
D．Make broad gestures with his arms.
20. When an Italian man taps his nose during a conversation, he may want to say “________”.
A．I agree B．Be more careful C．This is dramatic D．Keep this a secret
21. When talking to Northern Europeans, using a lot of arm gestures may make them ________.
A．feel very excited B．think you don’t like them
C．believe you are very smart D．think you are not sincere
22. Tom is from Canada. He sits cross-legged at a dinner in Japan. What might Japanese people probably think of him？
A．He is friendly. B．He is impolite. C．He is careful. D．He is excited.
23. The author wrote the article to ________.
A．ask readers to use more body language to communicate with others
B．show that some cultures are better than others
C．help readers better understand people from other cultures
D．teach people to use the same body language worldwide
B
Microplastics: A Hidden Danger in Nature
Nowadays, plastic pollution is everywhere on Earth. People use plastic bags, bottles and many plastic products every day. Most of them are thrown away carelessly and break into very small pieces. These tiny pieces are called microplastics. They are smaller than five millimeters and cannot be seen easily by our eyes.
Microplastics are dangerous to animals and nature. They have been found in oceans, rivers, lakes and even deep under the ground. Fish and sea birds often mistake microplastics for food and eat them. After eating the small plastic pieces, they feel full but get no real nutrition. Slowly, they become weak, fall ill or even die. What’s worse, microplastics can also travel with running water and enter farm soil.
Scientists also find microplastics in drinking water and some food we eat every day. It is not clear how great the harm is to human bodies right now, but more and more people start to worry about the hidden risk.
To cut down microplastic pollution, everyone can do simple things. First, use fewer single-use plastic products, such as plastic straws and lunch boxes. Second， sort rubbish correctly and never throw plastic waste into rivers or fields. Third, choose eco-friendly (环境友好) materials instead of plastic when possible.
The problem of microplastics is small in size but huge in danger. If we all make small changes in daily life, we can protect water, soil, animals and ourselves from the invisible pollution.
24. What are microplastics according to Paragraph 1
A．Special plastic for food use.
B．Tiny broken plastic pieces.
C．Big plastic bottles in the sea.
D．Plastic we can see clearly.
25. Why do sea animals get hurt by microplastics？
A．Because they drink too much water with plastic.
B．Because they take microplastics as food.
C．Because microplastics make the water dirty.
D．Because they don’t need plastic in water.
26. What is the main idea of the whole passage？
A．Why people like using single-use plastics.
B．The harm of the use of plastic in daily life.
C．The danger of microplastics and ways to protect nature.
D．How water animals take microplastics as food in deep water.
五、完形填空
Watching Wild Ducks at Wetland Reserve
Last weekend, I visited the city wetland with my biology teacher to study water birds. When we got to the lake, we found a mallard duck family floating on the water. The mother duck swam ahead, and five ducklings 27____ her one by one all the way.
At first, the ducks swam away quickly when they saw us. My teacher said, “Stay calm—wild birds are sensitive to humans.” We sat on the lakeside bench 28____ and waited patiently. Soon the mother duck swam back. She hid food under the water plant’s 29____ in shallow (浅的) water to prepare food for cold days, and the little ducklings copied her actions.
Suddenly, a running dog rushed to the lakeside barking loudly. The mother duck made quick quacks to call her babies. All ducklings swam into thick water plants right away. I was 30____ at how fast they responded to danger to keep safe.
After the dog left, the ducks came out again slowly. My teacher wrote down our findings and said, “Water birds are key to wetland balance. We must never chase or feed them randomly, or we will 31____ their natural life rules.”
On our way out of the reserve, I looked back at the lake. I understood that every wild bird has its own survival ways. We should protect their living space and not disturb them. Next month, our class will come again. I hope to see the ducklings grow up. Spending time watching wild birds in their home is a (an) 32____ experience, which teaches us to respect wetland nature.
27. A．searched for B．heard of C．waited for D．went after
28. A．silently B．happily C．luckily D．heavily
29. A．roots B．branches C．leaves D．trunks
30. A．shocked B．shocking C．surprised D．surprising
31. A．regret B．change C．protect D．improve
32. A．awful B．ordinary C．grateful D．wonderful
六、任务型阅读
Have you ever thought of what you can do with just one yuan You might think it’s not much, but at Dr Wu Guangchao’s clinic, it is the whole medical bill.
Wu is a 74-year-old doctor from Meitang Village in Jiande City, Zhejiang. For over 50 years, he has been sunlight through the trees in his village, caring for everyone. He gives out medicine and even climbs mountains to pick special herbs (草药). To save money for patients, he grows herbs in his backyard and uses traditional methods like acupuncture (针灸). But there’s something even more amazing about him.
Since 1983, Wu has only charged (收费) one yuan for his medical help. Yes, just one yuan! “Helping my neighbours is far more important than earning money. I truly want everyone in my village to be healthy.” Wu never stops, even though it’s hard to keep this promise.
Wu’s one-yuan service has allowed many people to get the treatment they need. Over 10,000 patients have benefited from him this year, earning him titles like “China’s Good Doctor”. His kindness has saved lives and impressed so many younger doctors. More and more young doctors follow him to care for patients no matter how hard things get.
Dr Wu has kept his promise of one-yuan medical services for so many years. “As long as the villagers need me, I will always be here to help,” Dr Wu says, “I am not just giving without receiving anything_____________________________________________.”
Reading Questions:
33. How does Dr Wu save money for his patients
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34. What is the promise he made to the whole village
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35. How have younger doctors been influenced by Dr Wu
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36. Why does the writer describe Dr Wu as “sunlight through the trees” in his village？
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37. Write 30-40 words to complete Dr Wu’s words.
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七、书面表达
38. Write at least 60 words according to the given situation.
假设你是一片古老的森林。现在，因为人类的活动，你遇到了危机。请你以“森林”的身份，给人类写一封求救信。
内容要求：
1. 符合信件格式；
2. 简单介绍自己；
3. 清晰说明写信目的；
4. 给出需要帮助的有力理由；
5. 以请求结束信件。
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参考答案
一、单项选择
1.C 2.B 3.C 4.D 5.B 6.A
二、语法选择
7.B 8.D 9.A 10.A 11.B 12.B 13.C 14.A
三、完成句子
15. at risk
16. was covered with
17. accompanied
18. I like the panda better.（答案合理即可）
四、阅读理解
A：19.C 20.B 21.D 22.B 23.C
B：24.B 25.B 26.C
五、完形填空
27.D 28.A 29.A 30.C 31.B 32.D
六、任务型阅读（参考）
33. He grows herbs in his yard and uses cheap traditional treatments like acupuncture.
34. He only charges one yuan for medical help.
35. They learn to care for patients no matter how difficult it is.
36. Because he brings warmth, health and hope to all villagers like sunlight.
37. I gain warmth and satisfaction when I see my neighbours recover and live healthy lives.
七、书面表达范文
Dear humans,
I am an ancient forest with thousands of tall trees and lots of wild animals. Now I’m writing to ask for your help.
Many people cut my trees down for wood. Factories pour dirty water into my rivers. Wild animals lose their homes and food. Without trees, floods and sandstorms will hurt you one day.
Please stop cutting trees randomly and protect my living environment. I hope we can live in peace together.
Yours,
Ancient Forest

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