语法填空(短文填空)期末复习专项练习10篇-2022-2023学年牛津深圳版英语七年级上册(含答案)
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七上语法填空(短文填空)期末复习专项练习10篇
第一篇
The 24 solar terms
The Chinese divide the year into 24 solar terms (节气) and the division reflects changes in climate. The solar terms were created before the Qin Dynasty (221-207 BC). Each solar term lasts about 15 days, and
(give) information about that exact time of year, such as the weather and the conditions growing crops.
In the (begin), the solar terms helped farmers to plan their work for the year. Today, the solar terms are much (many) than just an agricultural calendar system. They are part of Chinese culture traditions. For example, people in the North of China usually eat jiaozi when Winter Begins (Lidong) arrives.
Part of the appeal of the solar terms is (they) poetic names, such as Frost Descends (Shuangjiang) or White Dew (Bailu). It is not surprising that such names have inspired poets
(write) poems about the solar terms. For example, Du Mu described the rainy day weather in spring in his poem Pure Brightness (Qingming). Despite their ancient roots, the solar terms are still (interest) to young people in China, and posts about the start of a new solar term on social media are often popular.
The solar terms (be) so important that in 2016, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization recognized them as intangible cultural heritage.
第二篇
Every summer holiday, I visit my grandparents in the country. Last year, I learned about an
(usual) hobby on my way to my grandparents’ home. It was a sunny Sunday. The sun shone
(bright). I was on a train to my grandparents. There (be) a lot of people on the train. I (see) a man reading a book about gardening. I said to the man, "That seems like interesting book." He said, "Yes, it is a good book. But l am reading for a very special reason. It (have) a green cover. My hobby is collecting (book) with green covers." What a strange hobby! It is very hard find books with green covers. He spends a lot of time in bookstores. If he sees a good book with a green cover, he (buy) the book. Strange, you might say, but that's his hobby!
第三篇
Blankets(毯子) can keep you warm on cold nights. Lucy Blaylock makes blankets for different reason: to make people happy during the difficult times. She wants (she) blankets to feel like a big, warm hug (拥抱).
Lucy learned to sew(缝制) three years , when she was 8. After she made a blanket as a birthday present for a friend, she (start) to think about other kids. "It makes me (excite) when I think of other kids getting the blanket in the mail and opening it," said the 11-year-old girl. "I hope they know that someone cares about them. It feels good to know that I'm helping all these kids feel loved."
Since 2017, Lucy has sent about 500 Lucy's Love Blankets to kids living in (country). She spends about two hours (make) a blanket by machine and then sewing her name inside a heart by hand. During COVID-19, she has also made face masks health care workers.
For kids who are interested in helping people, she (hope) they can just go ahead. "Don't wait until you have everything ready. Just do it keep going," she says. "Even when you feel like it might not make a big difference, helping others is always important."
第四篇
Do you know all the living things need to sleep People can sleep in their (house) to keep safe. But to some animals, it's not safe for them
(sleep) sometimes. When they sleep, other animals may hurt or kill them. Animals have to think of many ways to protect (they) so that they can sleep well.
Seals(海豹) need to (breath) air, but that doesn't stop some of them sleeping underwater. They hold their breath and dive deep to sleep. It can help these seals get away from some (danger) animals.
Some ducks sleep with just half of their brains. They often sleep in a line. The ducks at both ends help to keep group safe. They keep one eye open to watch for danger. The ducks sleep deeply the middle with both eyes closed.
Some seabirds sleep while they are flying. These big birds spend most of their lives (fly) over the sea. They are in danger if they are on the water, they'll be safe in the sky. They can fly for many hours without flapping their wings.
Horses often sleep while standing up. Their legs lock (固定)in the place so they don't fall over. A horse can run from danger (quick) if it is already standing. If a horse is lying down, it needs a long time to get up.
第五篇
Everyone has their own way of growing up. Do you know the British princes and princesses（王子和公主）grow up
Prince George is six years old. He is two years （old）than his sister, Princess Charlotte. They have to learn many （subject）, much more than other children of same age. For example, Prince George has to study over ten subjects at school. It （seem）that the school life is not easy for the little prince.
During the time at home, the two children still have many rules （follow）.They should go to bed at 7 p.m. But if they have to take part in some royal（皇室的）activities, it will be difficult for the
（excite）children to sleep on time. Their parents also ask them not to spend much time
（watch）TV and they can't be picky about food （usual），they can enjoy different new foods every few days.
The royal family often take part in big events and all the family members need to show up. So it is important for the little prince and princess to learn to keep polite, quiet and smiling front of people.
第六篇
Do your family have things that they don't use such as old toys, clothes TVs In Britain, people collect things and sell (they) in a garage or yard. People often do these things at the weekend. They put up an advertisement before the day. Then on that day they put out all the old (thing) in front of their houses. These things are (usual) cheap.
It is good way for people (clean) up their houses. Besides (此外), they can get a little money by (sell) these things. Sometimes if the things are very old, people will (give) them to the charity (慈善机构). Some kids sell their old toys. Maybe they played the toys many times and now they feel (boring). With the money they can buy a new toy!
第七篇
Erica is 23 years old. She is happy and successful.
First, Erica is successful as English teacher. She (live) a little far from her school, but she is never late work. She works very hard. Because of her hard work, she is now one of the best (teacher) in her school. She is very (friend) to her students. Sometimes her students ask her too many questions, Erica always answers them patiently. She helps her students a lot with (they) English studies.
Second, Erica is very successful in her hobby. She enjoys (write) computer program
(程序)in her free time. Many young people like her program. Her dream is (have) her own company in the future. Before that, Erica (study) computer science in a university last year.
第八篇
It was nearly Christmas. Katie got up and found that the world was white cold.
"Snow!" she shouted. "Snow for Christmas!"
She ran outside and danced in the snow. Her brother Eddie came out too. They made big round snowball and a small one. They put them together and made a huge snowman. exciting!
"Hello," the snowman said. "It's Christmas. Would you like (have) a gift for yourselves？"
"Yes, please!" the two (child) said happily. The snowman waved his arms, and Eddie was (surprise) to see snowflakes (雪花,雪片)fall from the sky.
"We must give you gifts too!" said Katie. They gave the snowman a carrot for a nose and a hat on his head.
"Happy Christmas!" they said excitedly.
The snow stopped and the sun shone (bright). The snowman started to melt(融化)."Goodbye!" the snowman said. "If it (snow) tomorrow, you can build me again. I really want to make friends you."
Katie and Eddie said goodbye to the snowman and (their) hoped to build a snowman the next day.
第九篇
Most people would get a doll or a toy from their parents when they were young. Sometimes they might like it much that they wanted more of it. Then they were in their way to become a real collector. Many collectors, young and old, start out in the same way: Their parents give them a toy, and another one, and another one, until the shelf is full all kinds of toys. Other collectors begin collecting when their parents or grandparents pass down (they) own collections. However, they start, collectors are people take their interests to a whole new level.
Here are some reasons why collecting is so cool. One of many benefits you can get from collecting things (be) just having as much fun with it as possible. Nothing can be more exciting than seeing your collection arranged (careful) on a shelf or in albums, ready for the world
(see). There is also that excitement from waiting for a new toy or book. Another good thing about (collect) is that you get to learn so much as well. Many collectors learn a lot about the things they collect and become experts. An even cooler thing about having your own collection is that it can (sell) at a high price after a few years if it's a very special one.
Collecting items is not only fun pastime but also a way to earn money. If you do not know how to begin your collection, ask your mum or dad for help, or visit a museum to find something that may interest you.
第十篇
All (student)need to have good habits: When you have good study habits, you learn things (quick). You also remember (they) easily.
Do you like to study in the (live) room This is not a good place it is usually too noisy. You need to study a quiet place, like your bedroom. A quiet place will help you only (thought)about one thing, and you will learn better.
Before you begin to study, don't forget (clean) your desk. A good desk light is
(importance), too. You'll feel tired easily if there (be) not enough light.
Keys
第一篇gives；for；beginning；more；and；their；to write；interesting；are；an
第二篇unusual；bright/brightly；were；saw；an；it；has；books；to；will buy
第三篇a；her；ago；started；excited；countries；making；for；hopes；to
第四篇houses；to sleep；themselves；breathe；dangerous；the/their；in；flying；but；quickly
第五篇how；older；subjects；the；seems；to follow；excited；watching；usually；in
第六篇or；them；things；usually；a；to clean；selling；give；with；bored
第七篇an；lives；for；teachers；friendly；but；their；writing；to have；studied
第八篇and；a；How；to have；children；surprised；brightly；snows；with；they
第九篇so；of；their；who／that；is；carefully；to see；collecting；be sold；a
第十篇students；quickly；them；living；because；in；(to)think；to clean；important；is
第一篇
The 24 solar terms
The Chinese divide the year into 24 solar terms (节气) and the division reflects changes in climate. The solar terms were created before the Qin Dynasty (221-207 BC). Each solar term lasts about 15 days, and
(give) information about that exact time of year, such as the weather and the conditions growing crops.
In the (begin), the solar terms helped farmers to plan their work for the year. Today, the solar terms are much (many) than just an agricultural calendar system. They are part of Chinese culture traditions. For example, people in the North of China usually eat jiaozi when Winter Begins (Lidong) arrives.
Part of the appeal of the solar terms is (they) poetic names, such as Frost Descends (Shuangjiang) or White Dew (Bailu). It is not surprising that such names have inspired poets
(write) poems about the solar terms. For example, Du Mu described the rainy day weather in spring in his poem Pure Brightness (Qingming). Despite their ancient roots, the solar terms are still (interest) to young people in China, and posts about the start of a new solar term on social media are often popular.
The solar terms (be) so important that in 2016, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization recognized them as intangible cultural heritage.
第二篇
Every summer holiday, I visit my grandparents in the country. Last year, I learned about an
(usual) hobby on my way to my grandparents’ home. It was a sunny Sunday. The sun shone
(bright). I was on a train to my grandparents. There (be) a lot of people on the train. I (see) a man reading a book about gardening. I said to the man, "That seems like interesting book." He said, "Yes, it is a good book. But l am reading for a very special reason. It (have) a green cover. My hobby is collecting (book) with green covers." What a strange hobby! It is very hard find books with green covers. He spends a lot of time in bookstores. If he sees a good book with a green cover, he (buy) the book. Strange, you might say, but that's his hobby!
第三篇
Blankets(毯子) can keep you warm on cold nights. Lucy Blaylock makes blankets for different reason: to make people happy during the difficult times. She wants (she) blankets to feel like a big, warm hug (拥抱).
Lucy learned to sew(缝制) three years , when she was 8. After she made a blanket as a birthday present for a friend, she (start) to think about other kids. "It makes me (excite) when I think of other kids getting the blanket in the mail and opening it," said the 11-year-old girl. "I hope they know that someone cares about them. It feels good to know that I'm helping all these kids feel loved."
Since 2017, Lucy has sent about 500 Lucy's Love Blankets to kids living in (country). She spends about two hours (make) a blanket by machine and then sewing her name inside a heart by hand. During COVID-19, she has also made face masks health care workers.
For kids who are interested in helping people, she (hope) they can just go ahead. "Don't wait until you have everything ready. Just do it keep going," she says. "Even when you feel like it might not make a big difference, helping others is always important."
第四篇
Do you know all the living things need to sleep People can sleep in their (house) to keep safe. But to some animals, it's not safe for them
(sleep) sometimes. When they sleep, other animals may hurt or kill them. Animals have to think of many ways to protect (they) so that they can sleep well.
Seals(海豹) need to (breath) air, but that doesn't stop some of them sleeping underwater. They hold their breath and dive deep to sleep. It can help these seals get away from some (danger) animals.
Some ducks sleep with just half of their brains. They often sleep in a line. The ducks at both ends help to keep group safe. They keep one eye open to watch for danger. The ducks sleep deeply the middle with both eyes closed.
Some seabirds sleep while they are flying. These big birds spend most of their lives (fly) over the sea. They are in danger if they are on the water, they'll be safe in the sky. They can fly for many hours without flapping their wings.
Horses often sleep while standing up. Their legs lock (固定)in the place so they don't fall over. A horse can run from danger (quick) if it is already standing. If a horse is lying down, it needs a long time to get up.
第五篇
Everyone has their own way of growing up. Do you know the British princes and princesses（王子和公主）grow up
Prince George is six years old. He is two years （old）than his sister, Princess Charlotte. They have to learn many （subject）, much more than other children of same age. For example, Prince George has to study over ten subjects at school. It （seem）that the school life is not easy for the little prince.
During the time at home, the two children still have many rules （follow）.They should go to bed at 7 p.m. But if they have to take part in some royal（皇室的）activities, it will be difficult for the
（excite）children to sleep on time. Their parents also ask them not to spend much time
（watch）TV and they can't be picky about food （usual），they can enjoy different new foods every few days.
The royal family often take part in big events and all the family members need to show up. So it is important for the little prince and princess to learn to keep polite, quiet and smiling front of people.
第六篇
Do your family have things that they don't use such as old toys, clothes TVs In Britain, people collect things and sell (they) in a garage or yard. People often do these things at the weekend. They put up an advertisement before the day. Then on that day they put out all the old (thing) in front of their houses. These things are (usual) cheap.
It is good way for people (clean) up their houses. Besides (此外), they can get a little money by (sell) these things. Sometimes if the things are very old, people will (give) them to the charity (慈善机构). Some kids sell their old toys. Maybe they played the toys many times and now they feel (boring). With the money they can buy a new toy!
第七篇
Erica is 23 years old. She is happy and successful.
First, Erica is successful as English teacher. She (live) a little far from her school, but she is never late work. She works very hard. Because of her hard work, she is now one of the best (teacher) in her school. She is very (friend) to her students. Sometimes her students ask her too many questions, Erica always answers them patiently. She helps her students a lot with (they) English studies.
Second, Erica is very successful in her hobby. She enjoys (write) computer program
(程序)in her free time. Many young people like her program. Her dream is (have) her own company in the future. Before that, Erica (study) computer science in a university last year.
第八篇
It was nearly Christmas. Katie got up and found that the world was white cold.
"Snow!" she shouted. "Snow for Christmas!"
She ran outside and danced in the snow. Her brother Eddie came out too. They made big round snowball and a small one. They put them together and made a huge snowman. exciting!
"Hello," the snowman said. "It's Christmas. Would you like (have) a gift for yourselves？"
"Yes, please!" the two (child) said happily. The snowman waved his arms, and Eddie was (surprise) to see snowflakes (雪花,雪片)fall from the sky.
"We must give you gifts too!" said Katie. They gave the snowman a carrot for a nose and a hat on his head.
"Happy Christmas!" they said excitedly.
The snow stopped and the sun shone (bright). The snowman started to melt(融化)."Goodbye!" the snowman said. "If it (snow) tomorrow, you can build me again. I really want to make friends you."
Katie and Eddie said goodbye to the snowman and (their) hoped to build a snowman the next day.
第九篇
Most people would get a doll or a toy from their parents when they were young. Sometimes they might like it much that they wanted more of it. Then they were in their way to become a real collector. Many collectors, young and old, start out in the same way: Their parents give them a toy, and another one, and another one, until the shelf is full all kinds of toys. Other collectors begin collecting when their parents or grandparents pass down (they) own collections. However, they start, collectors are people take their interests to a whole new level.
Here are some reasons why collecting is so cool. One of many benefits you can get from collecting things (be) just having as much fun with it as possible. Nothing can be more exciting than seeing your collection arranged (careful) on a shelf or in albums, ready for the world
(see). There is also that excitement from waiting for a new toy or book. Another good thing about (collect) is that you get to learn so much as well. Many collectors learn a lot about the things they collect and become experts. An even cooler thing about having your own collection is that it can (sell) at a high price after a few years if it's a very special one.
Collecting items is not only fun pastime but also a way to earn money. If you do not know how to begin your collection, ask your mum or dad for help, or visit a museum to find something that may interest you.
第十篇
All (student)need to have good habits: When you have good study habits, you learn things (quick). You also remember (they) easily.
Do you like to study in the (live) room This is not a good place it is usually too noisy. You need to study a quiet place, like your bedroom. A quiet place will help you only (thought)about one thing, and you will learn better.
Before you begin to study, don't forget (clean) your desk. A good desk light is
(importance), too. You'll feel tired easily if there (be) not enough light.
Keys
第一篇gives；for；beginning；more；and；their；to write；interesting；are；an
第二篇unusual；bright/brightly；were；saw；an；it；has；books；to；will buy
第三篇a；her；ago；started；excited；countries；making；for；hopes；to
第四篇houses；to sleep；themselves；breathe；dangerous；the/their；in；flying；but；quickly
第五篇how；older；subjects；the；seems；to follow；excited；watching；usually；in
第六篇or；them；things；usually；a；to clean；selling；give；with；bored
第七篇an；lives；for；teachers；friendly；but；their；writing；to have；studied
第八篇and；a；How；to have；children；surprised；brightly；snows；with；they
第九篇so；of；their；who／that；is；carefully；to see；collecting；be sold；a
第十篇students；quickly；them；living；because；in；(to)think；to clean；important；is
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