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2019七年级下册英语期末模拟卷I.词汇运用（共15小题）I.根据句意，选择与划线部分意思最接近的选项。1.MayIjoinyourclub?A.takeinB.lookupC.becomeamemberof2.What’swrongwithyourbicycle?A.thematterB.thequestionC.thedoor3.Wemustnotrepeattheerrornow.A.kindB.mistakeC.name4.Ihavenointerestinplayingchess.A.amnotinterestedinB.amfondofC.amproudof5.Whynotgohomeandstaywithyourparents?A.whydon’tyouB.howaboutC.whynotyou6.Iseldomplaycomputergamesathome.A.rarelyB.neverC.usually7.It’sfoolishofyoutotelllies.A.cleverB.badC.stupid8.Doyouknowhowtoenterthesupermarket?A.gooutB.goonC.gointoii.选择恰当的词汇或短语完成句子。9.IfeelquitewhenIfalloffthebike.A.embarrassedB.interestedC.excited10.A_isadifficultythatneedsattentionandthought.A.problemB.dreamC.fact11.——Thefootballteamplayedwell,buttheydidn’tthecompetition.——Whatapity.A.winB.beatC.succeed12.Isitforyoutogoouttonight?A.heavyB.kindC.convenient13.Acontainermeansabox,bottleoranythingelsethatisusedforholdingsomething.A.cookerB.fridgeC.container14.Youmustsufferaseriouscold.A.inB.withC.From15.A/Anmeansathingthatoneintends(打算)todo.A.solutionB.purposeC.experimentII.完型填空。阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C项中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。BertManson,82,slowlyopenedhiseyesandturnedtofacetheclockonthebedsidetable.Itwas8:23a.m.Hefelt16.Thetimewasnothingtohim.Hehadnothingtodoallday.Helayonthebed,17tothecarsonthehighwayandtheshoutsofthechildrenrunningtoschool.Afterawhile,Bert18gotoutofbedandaskedhimselfthesamequestionsashedideverymorning:Wouldhefalltoday?Ifso,wouldanyonecome?Howlongwouldhe19?Wouldhedie?Helookedoutofthewindowintothestreetbelow.“Andwhowould20?”hespokequietly.AfterBert’swifediedayearago,hissonanddaughtersaidtheywouldvisitonceaweek.Butthelasttimewasmonthsago.Onthephone,theyalwayshada(n)21:toobusyatwork;thechildrenare22;badweather;notime.Nobodyseemedtohaveanytime…exceptforBert.He23hisgranddaughters.HeloveditwhenMandyandRuthcametovisit.Theybroughthimcandyand24.Hewalkedtoachairnearthebedroomdoor_25_.Herestedforamomentbeforecontinuinginsmallstepstothebathroom.16.A.pleasedB.sadC.surprised17.A.listeningB.pointingC.shouting18.A.happilyB.quicklyC.carefully19.A.hideB.waitC.follow20.A.careB.decideC.forget21.A.chanceB.accidentC.reason22.A.excitedB.perfectC.sick23.A.introducedB.missedC.refused24.A.hopeB.troubleC.fear25.A.intimeB.inpainC.inpersonIII.阅读理解AA13-year-oldAmericanhasmadeacheapmachinethatcanhelpblindpeopleread.TheblindcanreadbyusingBraille–asystemofsmallbumps(隆起物)thattheblindtouchtoreadtheletters.Themachinethatmakesthesesmallbumpsusuallycostsatleast$2,000.ItiscalledBraillewriter.TheAmericanschoolboy,ShubhamBanerjee,madeanewBraillewriterfromaLegotoolthatletspeoplecreaterobots.BanerjeehascalledhisnewmachinetheBraigo–acombination(组合)ofthewordsBrailleandLego.Itcostsjust$350.ItworksbychangingelectronictextintoBrailleandthenprintingitusingacomputerormobilemachine.Banerjeedesigned(设计)hisBraigolastyearforaschoolscienceexhibition.Sincethen,hehascaughttheinterestofSiliconValleyintheUSA.ThebigtechnologycompanyIntelspentmoneyonBanerjee’smachinelastNovember,buttheydidnotsayhowmuchmoneytheyputin.Banerjeealsogot$35,000fromhisfathertohelphimstarttheproject.Hisfatherworksasacomputerengineer(工程师)atIntel.Hespokeaboutwhyhegavesomuchmoneytohisson,saying:”Weasparentsstartedtobeinterestedmore,thinkingthathe’sontosomethingandthisinventionhastocontinue.”BanerjeetoldtheAPNews:“Mydreamwouldprobablybehavingmostoftheblindpeople…usingmyBraigo.”26.WhatisBraileinLine2?A.Asystemofbumpstohelptheblindread.B.Thenameofanewinvention.C.Averycheapmachine.D.ALegorobot.27.HowmuchwillonesaveifhebuysaBraigoinsteadofausualBraillewriter?A.Over$2,000.B.Lessthan$350.C.Exactly$35,000.D.Atleast$1,650.28.WhatdoestheBraigochangeintoBraille?A.Photocopies.B.Voices.C.Electronictext.D.Computerlanguages.29.WhydidBanerjeedesignhisinvention?A.Hediditasahobby.B.Inteltoldhimtodoit.C.Hediditforaschoolscienceproject.D.Hewantedtogetmoneyfromhisfather.30.Banerjee’sparentswantedhimtocontinueto.A.catchIntel’sinterestB.workonhisinventionC.beacomputerengineerD.usethenewBraillewriterBWorldTaiChiandQigongDayisaneventheldonthelastSaturdayofAprileachyear,whichpromotes(倡导)practicesofTaiChiandQigong.Especially,followersofTaiChiandQigonghopetoeducatetheworldaboutthehealthbenefits(益处)ofthetwoexercises.TheWorldTaiChiDaywebsitesaysitisalsoadaytohelpputpeopleintouchwithteachersandhealing(治疗)centres.Thisevent,whichstartedin1999,joinspeopleinover65countries.ThatnumbergrowseveryyearasTaiChibecomesbetterknown.CelebrationsincludeTaiChiexhibitions(表演)inmanycitiesaroundtheworld.ThedayisrecognizedbytheWorldHealthOrganization.TaiChiisactuallyaChinesemartialart,alsocalledWushu.Itisnotusedforself-defence,butisinsteadpractisedforhealthreasons.Doctorssayithasbenefitsforthosewhohaveheartandbloodpressureproblems.Manypeoplewhopractiseitsayitmakesyoulivelonger.TaiChiisfamousaroundtheworldforitsfollowerspractiseitinparks.AtypeofTaiChiwithjust42movements,wasasportinthe11thAsianGamesin1990.Thereareattempts(尝试)tomakeitanOlympicevent.31.WhenisWorldTaiChiandQigongDay?A.Inthelastmonthofeachyear.B.OnthelastdayofAprileachyear.C.OneachSaturdayofthefourthmonth.D.Onthelast