《2025年期末直通车七年级英语上册人教版》

C(2025·缙云)
Are the classrooms all the same in the world?
In China， children usually have a fixed classroom. That means they have classes in the same
classroom. In a classroom， you can see desks and chairs in lines and many other school things in
order. There are usually about 40 or more students in every class. They always face the blackboard.
Then what are classrooms like in other countries? Let’s have a look！
In the UK， most classrooms are similar. There are about 30 students in every class. Usually，
two children share a long desk.
In the US， classrooms often have single(单独的) desks for each student. There are about 15 to
25 students in a class. The children in the US don’t have a fixed classroom. They always go to
different classrooms when the classes are different.
In Japan， students have a fixed classroom. They also have single desks. At the back of the
classroom， there are places for students’ clothes. And at the gate of the school building， there are
places for their shoes.
(C)23. How many countries are mentioned(提到) in the passage?
A. Two.
B. Three.
C. Four.
D. Five.
(D)24. What do we know from the passage?
A. There are about 15 students in a class in the UK.
B. Two students usually share a long desk in the US.
C. There are places for students’ shoes in Chinese schools.
D. Students have places for their clothes in Japanese schools.
(B)25. What does the underlined word “fixed” in the passage mean?
A. 私人的
B. 固定的
C. 舒适的
D. 宽敞的
(C)26. Which column(栏目) of a magazine is the passage probably from?
A. Food.
B. Sports.
C. Schools.
D. Clothes.

答案： 23—26 CDBC

D(2025·天台)
A father and his daughter play outside. The little girl sees a fruit shop and asks her father to
buy her some apples. The father doesn’t have a lot of money， so he just buys two apples for his
daughter. The daughter holds one apple in each hand. Her father then asks if she can share one with
him. Without thinking， the girl takes a bite(咬) from each apple before her father can even say a
word.
The father is surprised， and his smile(微笑) soon fades(消失). He starts to think why he has
such a greedy(贪婪的) daughter. He feels very sad， thinking，“Maybe she is just too young. ”
But then， his daughter， holding one apple， says，“Dad， you can have this one. It’s the nicer
one. ” Hearing that， the father can’t say a word. He feels bad for thinking of his daughter that way.
He smiles at once.
Don’t judge(判断) anything too quickly. Sometimes it takes more time to see things better.
(C)27. What does the little girl want her father to do?
A. To play with her outside.
B. To look for a fruit shop.
C. To buy her some apples.
D. To give her some money.
(B)28. What happens when the father asks the daughter for one apple?
A. She asks her father for more apples.
B. She takes a bite from each apple.
C. She gives both apples to him.
D. She eats the two apples quickly.
(A)29. How do the father’s feelings go in the story?
a. sad b. bad c. happy d. surprised
A. d→a→b→c
B. d→c→a→b
C. a→b→c→d
D. d→c→b→a
(C)30. What can you learn from this passage?
A. Apples are very delicious.
B. We should share apples with others.
C. Don’t judge others too quickly.
D. The girl likes apples very much.

答案： 27—30 CBAC