《2025年自我提升与评价七年级英语上册译林版》

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The Winter Solstice is called Dongzhi in China. It shares the same date as the rest of the Northern Hemisphere. In the Chinese calendar, it is the 22nd of its 24 Solar Terms(节气). Dongzhi is an important festival for the Chinese when they 1 the coldest days of the year. In one saying, it's even "more important" than Chinese New Year.

In China, a major festival is 2 celebrated with a big meal. Dongzhi is no 3, although(虽然) people in different parts of the country prefer different foods. In the north, people can't do without jiaozi. In fact, eating jiaozi is a 4 at almost every major festival for northerners. Apart from that, many people also enjoy a bowl of hot mutton soup(羊肉汤) to 5.
In the south, the climate is milder. Tangyuan and noodles are therefore the most common dishes for many families. But there are other options too. 6, in Zhejiang, people cook eggs with longans (龙眼) and red dates(红枣). In some cities and towns along the Yangtze River, people also cook glutinous rice with red beans. In any case, the food for the festival must be 7.
As the coldest days arrive, people get 8 easily. It's better to put on more clothes and cut down on outdoor activities. 9 well and doing some exercise also do us good. However, the cold is nothing to be afraid of. After all, "Winter has come; is spring far 10?"
( )1. D
( )2. B
( )3. B
( )4. C
( )5. A
( )6. D
( )7. B
( )8. C
( )9. B
( )10. D

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