外研版新标准英语七年级下册Modules 6-7 阅读理解试题及答案

外研版新标准英语七年级下册Modules 6-7 阅读理解试题及答案Ⅲ. 完形填空(10分)One day, I got out of bed and went to the window and looked out. It was the last day of winter. I was 36 because I wouldn’t make snowman anymore. I put on my warm clothes and went downstairs to 37 the spring in the air. I noticed the spring had started. All the bushes started to grow in the 38 .I went over to the rose bush and picked the reddest flower. I 39 and was about to go inside. At that time I heard a 40 . I walked around the garden trying to find 41 it came from. I went to a bush where I thought it came from. When I pulled the branches apart and looked in, I saw a baby lamb 42 on the grass. Its coat of fur was as white as snow. I 43 it in my arms and it was really soft. I carried it to the step as 44 as I could and sat down. It was a lovely lamb and I really wanted to keep it. 45 I wondered where the lamb had come from. Its mother must be very worried.( )36. A. nervous B. happy C. sad D. excited( )37. A. touch B. feel C. taste D. hear( )38. A. playground B. library C. street D. garden( )39. A. came down B. turned around C. came over D. went through( )40. A. sound B. noise C. cry D. shout( )41. A. how B. which C. where D. what( )42. A. sitting B. standing C. smiling D. lying( )43. A. held B. picked C. showed D. pushed( )44. A. angrily B. usually C. carefully D. luckily( )45. A. Because B. So C. If D. ButV. 阅读理解Rosie loved bedtime. Her dad always told her stories. Sometimes, he told fairy tales. Sometimes, he told animal stories. And sometimes, he told sports stories.Rosie couldn’t wait to hear Dad’s next story. But that night, Mom tucked Rosie into bed instead. “Dad is sick,” Mom told Rosie.“But I can tell you a story if you want me to.” So Mom told Rosie a story.But to Rosie, it wasn’t the same. She felt sad. She didn’t want Dad to be sick, and she missed story time with Dad.She thought maybe Dad missed story time, too. This gave her an idea. Rosie hopped out of bed. She went to Dad’s room. She knocked on his door.“Come in,” Dad said.When Rosie opened the door, Dad smiled weakly. “I’m sorry. I’m going to miss story time tonight.”Rosie sat on Dad’s bed. “No you won’t. I’m going to tell you a story.”So Rosie told Dad a story about a castle, a dragon, and a princess. Dad loved the story and he fell asleep with a smile on his face.“Get well quickly, Dad,” Rosie whispered.( )46. Where does the beginning of the story take place?A. In Rosie's bedroom.B. In Rosie's dad's bedroom.C. In the living roomD. In the kitchen.( )47. How many kinds of stories did Dad tell Rosie?A. Only one.B. Two.C. Three.D. Four.( )48. Why didn’t Rosie’s dad tell her a story?A. He was n’t at home.B. He was ill.C. He was busy with many things.D. He have no new stories.( )49. Rosie was sad because____.A. Mom’s story was less interesting than Dad’s.B. Mom couldn’t tell stories.C. Dad was ill.D. Dad wasn’t home.( )50. What type of story did Rosie tell her dad?A. A true storyB. A scary story.C. A story about animalsD. A fairy tale.BOnce there was a crocodile in the river near the bank. He was really hungry. Just then he saw a boy coming to the bank. The boy had some meat in his hand. He decided he wanted to eat both the boy and his meat. Then he had an idea.The crocodile came out of the water slowly and smiled at the boy, saying, “Oh! Little Boy! Could you please give me some meat?”The boy said, “Oh, no, I’m afraid.”The crocodile said, “I promise, I won’t eat you.”So the boy went near the crocodile to give him the meat. But suddenly the crocodile tried to catch the boy. It caught just his arm.There came a rabbit. It wanted to help the boy. It did help the boy. The crocodile wanted to eat the rabbit, too, so he let go of the boy’s arm first.The boy ran away and the rabbit jumped into the grass. The cunning crocodile didn’t get his dinner.( )51. The crocodile was in the river near the bank ___.A. to get some foodB. to have a restC. to wait for another crocodileD. to catch a bird( )52. The underlined word “he” here refers to “____”.A. the boyB. the bankC. the crocodileD. the rabbit( )53. The boy didn’t give the crocodile at first because ___.A. he wanted to eat himselfB. he wanted to go home as soon as possibleC. he was afraid of the crocodileD. he hated the crocodile very much( )54. The crocodile let go of the boy’s arm because ___.A. he wanted to eat the rabbit instead of the boyB. he wanted to eat the rabbit first and then the boyC. he felt sorry about the boyD. he was afraid of the boy’s father( )55. What’s the best title for this passage?A. A Greedy CrocodileB. A Clever BoyC. A Poor BoyD. A Lucky RabbitACCAATravelling is Jane’s favorite activity. She has been to many places of interest in the world with her family. Last year they went to London.It was an early Friday morning. They took a taxi to the train station. When they arrived in London, they visited the Tower of London, the Tower Bridge, the British Museum and many other places of interest. They enjoyed themselves in London for a week. They had a lot of interesting experiences over the trip. The most interesting one was that they met a parrot in a pet shop. In the pet shop, they saw a parrot with a red string tied to its left leg and a green string tied to its right leg. They asked the own er why the parrot had these strings tied to its legs. “Well, this is a well trained parrot. If you pull the red string, he speaks English; if you pull the green string, he speaks French,” answered the shop owner.“And what happens if I pull both?”“I will fall down.”( )46. Where did Jane go last year?A. To America.B. To Japan.C. To Britain.D. To China.( )47 How did Jane get there?A. By bus and plane.B. By train and on foot.C. By air and taxi.D. By taxi and train.( )48 How long did they stay there?A. For five days.B. For seven days.C. For a month.D. For one year.( )49. What language can the parrot speak?A. Chinese and English.B. English and French.C. Japanese and English.D. Chinese and Japanese.( )50. What do you think of the parrot?A. Smart.B. Crazy.C. Shy.D. Foolish.CDBBAOn a sunny afternoon in the park, Anna was flying her kite. She watched it climb higher and higher into the sky. Her kitten watched the kite in the air.“Oh, no!” Anna cried. Her kite was flying too close to the tree!Anna tried to move her kite. “Too late!” she cried as her kite got tangled in the tree’s branches. Anna went over to the tree. She stared up at her kite. How could she get it down? Anna tried yanking on her kite string. The kite wouldn’t come down.Anna picked up a stick. “Maybe this stick will knock my kite down.” Anna threw the stick upward. The stick did not go high enough to knock her kite down.Anna frowned. “I can’t climb up there. The kite is too high.”Meow. Kitty rubbed against Anna’s leg.Anna looked down at Kitty. “But maybe you can climb up there.”So Kitty sprang from branch to branch. When she reached the kite, she swiped at it and knocked it down.“Great job, Kitty!” Anna smiled. Now, Anna could fly her kite again.1. How many people are there in this story?_______________________________2. What was the weather like on the day Anna flying kites in the park?_______________________________3. Why couldn't Anna get the kite down with a stick?_______________________________4. How did Anna's kite get out of the tree?_______________________________5. How can we say about the kitten?_______________________________1. Only one.2. It was sunny.3. Anna could not throw the stick high enough.4. Kitty went up and got the kite out of the tree.5. It’s clever/helpful。