牛津上海版七年级英语上册阅读回答问题专项练习

牛津上海版七年级英语上册阅读回答问题专项练习
1. Read the passage and answer the following questions.
Is zoo life really bad for elephants? Are they really healthier when they walk around free? People talk about these questions for years.
Now researchers（研究者）give scientific evidence（证据）that elephants who walk around free are healthier and live together than those in zoos. This finding answers a lot of questions about the health of elephants, and it might also bring about some changes in the world’s zoos.
The Ros Club and a group of researchers studied the lifestyle of more than 4,500 elephants. And they find the elephants in the zoo can get illness easily, so they say that being born into a zoo, being moved between zoos, and the possible loss of their mothers, all put the animals at special risk.
They made the study in a European zoo, and the elephants used in this study are from two places, the Amboseli National Park in Kenya and the Myanma Timber Enterprise.
Until these animal s’ problems can be solved, the researchers also call for an end to get elephants from their native countries, and they say that the zoos should be strict in feeding elephants. They should make sure there is no harm when they let people watch them.
80. What kind of elephants are healthier and live longer?
81. How many elephants did the Ros Club and a group of researchers study?
______________________________________________________________
82. Where did the researchers make the study?
_______________________________________________________________
83. What should they do when they let people watch the elephants?
_______________________________________________________________________________ __________
84. What can you get from the passage?
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答案：
80.The elephants who walk around free.
81. More than 4,500 elephants.
82.In a European zoo.
83.They should make sure there is no harm.
84. 略
2．Read the passage and answer the question(根据短文内容回答下列问题)（5 分）Summer holiday began and Richard left California and went traveling in Africa(非洲）. He lost his wallet in a hotel and he had a little money left. He had to go to a city where one of his friends worked. He was going to borrow some money so that he could fly back to his country.
He got on a bus and t he conductor held out to him a yellow ticket. “You had better buy a yellow ticket," said the conductor. “It’s ten dollars. I have two other kinds. The red one is five dollars and the green one is three dollars."
It took them two days to get to the city. The passengers had to stay for a night when they were halfway（半路）. Richard had to pay five dollars for the hotel and food. He thought for a while and then said, “Green, please."
The bus started. Now it was getting dark（黑暗的）a nd the bus began to go up a hill. It was very steep （陡峭的）and soon the bus stopped as usual.
“Yellow ticket passengers," the driver shouted, “Stay in the bus, please. Red ticket passengers, get out and walk. Green ticket passengers, get out, close the door and push the bus!"
76. Did Richard come from America?
77. How much did Richard have after he lost his wallet?
78. Richard went to the city to live with his friend, didn’t he?
79. How was Richard going back to his country?
80. What did Richard have to do when the bus went up the hill?
答案：
76.Yes, he did.
77.H e had 8 dollars . (8 dollars) / A l ittle money.
78.No, he didn’t.
79.H e was going back by plane. （By plane.)
80.H e had to get off the bus and push it.
3. Answer the questions
One day, as two little boys were walking along the road, they overlook a woman carrying a large basket of apples.
The boys thought the woman looked very pale and tired; so they said,“Are you going to town? If you are, we will carry your basket.”
“Thank you,”replied the woman,“you are very kind: you see I am weak and ill.”Then she told them that she was a widow（寡妇），and had a lame（瘸腿的）son to support.
She lived in a cottage three miles away, and was now going to market to sell the apples which grew on the only tree in her little garden. She wanted the money to pay her rent.
“We are going to the same way you are,”said the boys.“Let us have the basket.”and they took hold of it, one on each side, and trudged along with merry hearts.
The poor widow looked glad, and said that she hoped their mother would not be angry with them“.
“Oh, no,”they replied,“Our mother has taught us to be kind to everybody, and to be useful in any way that we can.”
She then offered to give them a few of the ripest（熟透了的）apples for their trouble“.
No, thank you,”said they, “we do not want any pay for what we have done.”
When the widow got home, she told her lame son what had happened on the road, and they were both made happier that day by the kindness of the two boys.
The other day, I saw a little girl stop and pick up a piece of orange peel, which she threw into the gutter（沟）“I wish the boys would not throw orange peel on the sidewalk（人行道），”she said “Someone may tread upon it, and fall.”
“That is right, my dear,”I said“.
It is a little thing for you to do what you have done, but it shows that you have a thoughtful （考虑周密的）mind and a feeling（富有同情心的）heart.”
Perhaps some may say that these are little things. So they are: but we 77
72. The woman carrying a basket of apples look pale and tired, didn’t she?
_______________, ________________________
73. What’s the matter with the woman’s son?
74. Why didn’t the boys want any pay for what they have done?
75. How did the widow and her son feel that day?
They _____________________________________________________
76. What did the little girl do the other day?
________________________________________________________________
77. Use one or two sentences to complete the sentence in the last paragraph to make it reasonable （. 在文中横线填写完整，使内容合理，表达正确）
______________________________________________________________________________ 答案：
72.Yes, she did
73.Her son was lamb.
74. Because their mother taught them to be kind to everybody and to be we useful in anyway.
75.Happy
4. Answer the questions （根据以下内容回答问题）
Tigers in Nepal seem to be taking night shifts in order to avoid their human neighbors, a study has shown. The big cats generally move around at all times of the day and night, to monitor territory, mate and hunt. But the study of tigers in Chitwan National Park -- where humans and tigers walk the same paths -- showed a night shift in activity. The results challenge the traditional wisdom.
It’s traditionally thought that tigers need lots of people-free space. This can lead to people removing to make way for tigers. Tigers need resources, people need the same resources. If we operate under the traditional wisdom that tigers only can survive with space devoted only for them, there would always be conflict（冲突）. If your priority is people, tigers lose out. If your priority is tigers, people lose out.
Chitwan is home to about 121 tigers. People live on the park’s borders, but rely on the
forests for wood and grasses, venturing in on roads and narrow footpaths. Mr. Carter spent two seasons setting motion-detecting camera traps for tigers, their prey（猎物）and people who walk the roads and trails of Chitwan, both in and around the park. His analysis of the thousands of images show that people and tigers are walking the same paths, yet at different times of the day. The cameras documented a clear shift towards night activity in the tigers.
People generally avoid the forests at night, so dusk would seem to provide a signal for tigers to come out and play. Mr. Carter said that conditions for tigers in Chitwan were good, with high prey numbers, low levels of poaching（偷猎）, and forests that are spreading outside the boundaries of the park. But, he explained: “ People of different kinds, including tourists and local residents, frequent the forests of Chitwan. Tigers need to use the same space as people if they are to have an existent long-term future. What we’re learning in Chitwan is that tigers seem to be adapting to make it work. We’ve found something very interesting is happening in Nepal that holds promise for both humans and nature to thrive（繁荣）.”
Read the answer:
1. Why do tigers in Nepal move out at night?________________________
2. Paragraph 2 is mainly about “Traditional idea on ________ between people and tigers.
3. The underlined word “venturing” means in Paragraph 3 in Chinese. ________.
4. How did Mr. Carter learn tigers’ activities? ________________________
5. What will do harm to tigers’ life according to Carter? ________________________
答案：
1. To avoid people
2. peaceful life
3. 冒险，小心行走
4. By setting motion-detecting camera traps
5. Human’s act ivities in the forest.
5. Answer the following questions.
An old carpenter was ready to retire. He told his employer （雇主）of his plans to leave the house building business and live a more relaxing life with his wife and children. He would miss the paycheck, but he needed to retire. They thought they could support themselves for the rest of their life.
The employer was sorry to see his good worker go and asked if he could build just one more house. The carpenter said yes, but in time it was easy to see that his heart was not in his work. He turned to bad workmanship and used poor building materials.
It was an unlucky way to end his working life. When the carpenter finished his work and the employer came to see the house, he handed the front door key to the carpenter. "This is your house," he said, "my gift t There were about 15 kids there for audition when we arrivedo you." What a shock! What a shame! If he had only known he was building his own house, he would have done it al so differently. Now he had to live in the home he had built none too well.
So it is with us. W e build our lives in a distracted （不专注的）way, willing to put up less than the best. A important points we do not give the job our best effort. Then with a shock we look at the situation we have created and find that we are now living in the house we have built. If we had realized that, we would have done it differently.
It is the only life you will ever build. Even if you live it for only one day more, that day deserves to lived with dignity（尊严）.
The sentence on the wall reads“, Life is a do-it-yourself project.”Who could say it more clearly? Your life today is the result of your attitudes and choices in the past. Your life tomorrow will be the result of your attitudes and choices you make today.
79. The old carpenter lived quite a rich life with his wife and children, didn’t he?
80. Why did the old carpenter want to retire?
81. What did the old carpenter’s employer ask him to do before he retired?
82. How did the carpenter do the job his employer asked him to do?
83. How did the carpenter feel when he realized that the last house be built was his home?
答案：
79. No, he didn’t.
80. Because he wanted to live a more relaxing life with his wife and children
81. To build just one house
82. He turned to bad workmanship and used poor materials.
83. He felt greatly shocked and sorry for what he did.。