七年級下冊Units7～8一、閱讀理解(2021·海南中考)SteveTaylorwasinhisroomlyingdownforsleepwhilehismotherKatelynwastakingashower.Shewantedtobathebeforegoingtobedherself.The5-year-oldboywasjustabouttofallasleepwhenheheardaloudnoisefromthebathroom.Hehurriedtohavealook.Whenhegottothebathroom,hefoundhismotherlyinginthebathtub(浴缸)withbloodcomingfromherhead.Shehadanepilepticfit(癲癇發作)anddidn'tknowanything.However,littleStevekeptacoolhead.Hefirstwenttohis2-month-oldsisterandputherinablanket(毛毯),placingheronthesofa.Hethenclimbedupachairtoopenthedoor.Oncethedooropened,Stevepickedherupfromthesofaandwenttohisneighbor'shouse.Theneighbor,Jessica,wasverysurprisedtoseehertwoyoungneighborsstandingoutsideherdooratsuchastrangehour.Shefirstthoughtthelittleboywascomingtotalkabouthisdog.Buthesaid,“No,mymomdiedintheshower.Canyoutakecareofus？”JessicarantonextdoorinahurryandfoundKatelynintheshowerwiththewaterstillrunning.Shecalled911andhelparrivedjustintime.Ms.Taylorbelievedthathersonsavedherlife.Ifnotherson,sheprobablywouldhavediedrightthereinherbathtub.Stevewaspraisedbythelocalfiredepartment.Theyshowedupathishousewiththeirfiretrucktopresenthimwithsomespecialprizes.1．The5-year-oldboywasjustaboutto________whenheheardaloudnoise.A．gooutB．fallasleepC．takeashower2．WhenStevefoundhismotherlyinginthebathtub,he________．A．keptacoolheadB．startedtocryloudlyC．wentbacktosleep3．Jessicawassurprisedtoseehertwoyoungneighborsbecause________．A．theyweredressedinastrangewayB．theywantedtotalkabouttheirdogC．theyshowedupquitelatethatnight4．Whichofthefollowingistherightorderofthestory?①Jessicacalled911.②Ms.Taylorhadanepilepticfit.③Ms.Taylorwantedtobathebeforesleeping.④Stevewenttohisneighbor'shouseforhelp.⑤Stevewaspraisedbythelocalfiredepartment.A．③②④①⑤B．③②①⑤④C．③①②⑤④5．Whatisthebesttitleofthestory?A．AmotherhadanepilepticfitB．AyoungboysavedhismotherC．Akindneighborhelpedafamily二、動詞填空用括號里所給動詞的適當形式填空。(2020·山東威海中考)ThemostdifficultthingforuniversitystudentTedRogersisopeninghisclassroomdoor.Tedcan'tdothiswithouthelpbecausehe'sonlysixyearsold.He'stheyoungestpersonevertostudyatRochesterUniversityinNewYork.Ted1.________(begin)readingattwo,andbyfour,hehadknownalotaboutmanysubjectsfromastronomytozoology(動物學).Bytheageoffive,hehadbeenabletotalktouniversityprofessorsabouthisideas.Ted2.________just________(complete)hisfirstbook.It3.________(come)outinafewmonths,shortlyafterhisseventhbirthday.“Ilovelearning，”saysTed.“MyheroisthescientistAlbertEinsteinbecauseheneverbrushedhishairor4.________(wear)socks.”Psychologists(心理學家)havefounditdifficult5.________(test)Ted'sclevernessbecausetheydonothavehighenoughscoresforhim.Ted'smotherfirstknewhersonwasdifferentwhenhekept6.________(cry)atplayschoolbecausehewasboredwiththechildren'sgames.ShestartedteachinghimathomeafterfindingthatlocalschoolswerenotpreparedforchildrenwholearnedatTed'sspeed.NowTed7.________(study)geographyatRochesterUniversityandusingtheInternettocompletehishighschoolstudies.However,somepsychologistswarnthattoomuchstudycanstopachildfrom8.________(grow)upinahealthyway.“I9.________(notcare)howcleverthekidis.Six-year-oldshavetoplaywiththeirfriends，”saysDr.BrianWood.Mrs.Rogersdoesn'tagreethatherson'stime10.________(take)upcompletelybyschoolwork.“Helovestheviolinandhasmanyoutdoorinterests,suchascamping,fishingandswimming,just