《2025年文涛书业假期作业快乐暑假七年级英语人教版》

一、完形填空。
Judie's class are learning Chinese culture. Her teacher comes into the classroom 1 some kites. He says that Chinese make kites that mean 2 important to them. He wants every student 3 a kite. They can have a 4 understanding about kites. Judie asks her dad for help because it is 5 first time to make a kite.
“What kind of kite do you like?” her dad asks. Judie thinks for a moment and 6, “Butterfly kites.”
Judie's dad tells her that it may be a good idea to make a butterfly kite. They make a cross with some wood sticks(木棍), 7 then Judie paints a butterfly on a piece of white paper. Next, they stick(粘贴) the paper to the cross. Finally, they tie a long tail to the bottom.
The next morning, they take 8 kite to the park and test it. That butterfly flies 9 high. “Judie, can you tell me 10 you like butterflies?” asks her dad.
Judie says, “To me, butterflies mean beauty and freedom!”
(C)1. A. to B. in C. with D. by
(D)2. A. nothing B. anything C. everything D. something
(B)3. A. make B. to make C. making D. made
(B)4. A. well B. good C. best D. sure
(A)5. A. her B. herself C. hers D. she
(A)6. A. answers B. answer C. answering D. to answer
(A)7. A. and B. but C. or D. so
(C)8. A. a B. an C. the D. /
(D)9. A. much B. just C. only D. quite
(A)10. A. why B. which C. what D. when

答案： 1. C 2. D 3. B 4. B 5. A 6. A 7. A 8. C 9. D 10. A

二、阅读理解。
Pinocchio lies(说谎), and his nose gets longer. “People tell more lies than they think,” a study by the US scientists finds. When talking for 10 minutes, about 60% of people lie one time or more. When a person lies, what happens?
Scientists from the US study two groups of people. They ask the first group to tell no lies, but they don't say that to the second group. The study lasts(持续) for 10 weeks.
At the end of the study, the “no-lie” group is healthier. They don't have as many as headaches(头痛) as before. They are happier and get closer to people. More people like being around them. They don't have to think a lot to make up(编造) for their lies.
Lying makes most people uneasy. Your heart beats(跳动) faster. A part of your brain(大脑) wakes up. It usually turns on when a person is scared or gets ready to run
away from danger. So don't tell lies—you'll feel better.
(C)11. What do the scientists tell the first group?
A. Their noses will get longer.
B. They can't say anything for ten weeks.
C. They can't tell lies for ten weeks.
D. They can't speak to the second group.
(B)12. The study finds out that people in the “no-lie” group ________.
A. are good at making up for lies
B. needn't think too much
C. have fewer friends than before
D. have more headaches than before
(A)13. What does the underlined word “uneasy” mean in Chinese?
A. 不安的 B. 不满的 C. 放松的 D. 困难的
(D)14. What question does the article answer?
A. How does the brain help us lie?
B. What happens to the second group?
C. When do people want to tell lies?
D. Why shouldn't we tell lies?

答案： 11. C 12. B 13. A 14. D