《2025年评优监测课时作业七年级英语上册译林版》

People all over the world celebrates Halloween. It falls on Oct. 31 every year. On that night，children wear costumes( 戏装) and go door-to-door to ask for candy. They shout，“Trick or treat!” This means “give me a gift like sweets or a toy，or I’ll play a trick on you!” It’s a big part of the holiday.
But some US cities have a new age limit rule( 限制规则) about trick-or-treating. They say kids over the age of 12 cannot go trick-or-treating.
Some people just think it’s silly( 可笑的) for kids over 12 to go trick-or-treating. Others think that older kids may stop trick-or-treating at a certain( 确定的) age. They may like to go to a party with their friends better.
I stopped trick-or-treating at around 13 years old. So I guess I would be fine with the rule. But I’m not sure if it’s right to ban older kids from trick-or-treating，especially if they have tried to put together a special costume.
() 1. Which of these is a rule in some US cities?
A. Kids over 12 can’t celebrate Halloween.
B. Kids over 12 can’t go trick-or-treating.
C. Kids over 12 can’t dress up in special costumes.
D. Kids over 12 can’t eat candy any more.
() 2. Paragraph 3 tells us .
A. many people don’t think it is good to have the age limit rule
B. people think kids over 12 should go trick-or-treating.
C. why many people think it is not good to stop trick-or-treating
D. why many people think it is OK to have the age limit rule
() 3. What’s the meaning of the underlined word “ban” in the last paragraph?
A. 允许
B. 鼓励
C. 禁止
D. 要求
() 4. What does the writer think of the age limit rule?
A. He thinks it’s right.
B. He thinks it is silly.
C. He thinks it makes people worried.
D. He is not sure if it is right.

答案： 1. B
2. D
3. C
4. D