《2025年同步练习册山东友谊出版社七年级英语上册鲁教版五四制》

B
Last Friday, our class took a special trip to an old town Stone Village. All the houses and streets were built with old stones, and our guide told us some were more than 200 years old—older than our grandparents!
Our first stop was a small family bakery(烘焙坊). A friendly woman showed us how to make our own bread in the traditional(传统的) way. While our bread baked, we visited the village museum. We saw many old farming tools(工具) there. The guide let me try carrying a wooden water bucket(桶). I couldn't believe how children used to carry these heavy buckets every day! “This is how children carried water every day in the past.” he said.
After lunch, the whole class played traditional village games on the old street. The sack(麻袋) race was the funniest. We hopped around in bags and laughed when we fell over. Some children from the village also joined in it, showing us how to play.
As the sun began to set, we sat under an old oak tree and drew pictures of the village. I drew the bakery with smoke coming out of its chimney(烟囱). Watching the golden light on the stone walls, I truly understood how different life was here in the past. The trip wasn't just fun—we had traveled back in time.
6. What was special about Stone Village?
A. It had modern buildings.
B. Old things and activities were kept there.
C. It had a family bakery.
(B)
7. What did the students do at the family bakery?
A. Bought bread from the shop.
B. Learned to make bread in the traditional way.
C. Ate lunch there.
(B)
8. Why was the wooden bucket hard to carry?
A. It was very heavy.
B. It was too big.
C. It was too small.
(A)
9. What does the sack race show about traditional village life?
A. Fun games need a lot of money.
B. Sometimes fun comes from simple(简单的) things.
C. Old games were not fun at all.
(B)
10. How did the writer feel at the end of the trip?
A. Understood how different life was in the past.
B. Bored and tired.
C. Excited to go home.
(A)

答案： 6.B 7.B 8.A 9.B 10.A

C
Last weekend, I wanted to watch a movie with friends. “Josh, you should spend more time with your grandfather,” my mom said. I said unhappily, “But he never does anything fun.” However, mom's face meant I had to stop talking.
I knocked on my grandfather's door slowly. “Grandpa, would you like to do something together?” “Sure! Why not go for a walk in the forest?” Grandpa said. Taking a walk in the forest would be “as fun as” watching paint dry, I thought.
“There is something you don't know,” he walked in front of me and moved like a rabbit. Seeing many strawberries, he began telling me about the berries.
I tried to look interested. “I know, mom buys them in the supermarket.” “Sure, but they taste better here.” As he dropped(扔) some into my hands, I was surprised because of their sweetness. I started getting interested. Grandpa pointed at a foxglove's flower, telling me about its medicinal(药用的) use. As I looked at the plant, I wondered how grandpa knew so much. Maybe this day would turn out to be an interesting adventure(冒险).
11. What did Josh's mother ask him to do?
A. To watch a movie with his friends.
B. To do something interesting with her.
C. To spend time with his grandfather.
(C)
12. What does the underlined part mean?
A. It was boring to take a walk in the forest.
B. It took more time to take a walk in the forest.
C. Taking a walk was more interesting than watching paint dry.
(A)
13. Which of the following best shows how the writer's feelings changed?
A. Unhappy→bored→interested.
B. Excited→bored→surprised.
C. Bored→worried→relaxed.
(A)
14. What didn't grandpa show Josh during their walk?
A. The taste of wild strawberries.
B. The use of foxglove's flower.
C. The habits of rabbits.
(C)
15. What can we infer(推断) about grandpa from this story?
A. He knows a lot about nature.
B. He is too old to move quickly.
C. He doesn't know how to make things interesting.
(A)

答案： 11.C 12.A 13.A 14.C 15.A