七年级英语下人教版教材听力原文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Day in the Life of a Middle School StudentHey there! My name is Alex and I'm a 7th grade student at Central Middle School. Today I'll tell you all about a typical day in my life. Get ready for an inside look at middle school!My day starts pretty early, around 6:30am. My mom comes into my room and says "Rise and shine sleepyhead! Time to get up for school." I groan and pull the covers over my head. Five more minutes, please! But she insists that I get out of bed.After dragging myself out of my cozy bed, I head to the bathroom to take a shower and brush my teeth. I get dressed in my school uniform - a white shirt, navy blue pants, and a red tie. Can't forget to put on my new sneakers that I got for my birthday.Downstairs, my little brother Jack is already at the kitchen table eating a bowl of cereal. "Morning pest," I say as I ruffle his hair. He sticks his tongue out at me. Siblings, what can you do?My mom has prepared my favorite - blueberry pancakes! I quickly devour the fluffy pancakes covered in sweet syrup. I grab an apple and a juice box for a snack later. Don't want to get hungry between classes.The bus arrives at 7:45, honking its horn loudly. "Have a great day! Love you!" my mom calls as I rush out the door. I wave bye and hurry to get a good seat on the bus. Thankfully my best friend Sam has saved me a seat in the back.We chat and laugh with our other friends during the 20 minute bus ride to school. The day hasn't even started but I'm already excited to see what awesome things will happen.The bell rings at 8:10am and we all head to our lockers to switch out our books for first period classes. I have English first, one of my favorite subjects. Ms. Roberts is so cool and makes reading and writing fun.In English, we're reading the novel "The Outsiders" about a gang rivalry. I can't wait to find out what happens next! After an engaging class discussion, it's time for second period - dreaded math. Algebra is just a struggle for me. At least I can look forward to lunch after that.The cafeteria is a total madhouse during lunchtime. Kids are running around, yelling, and throwing food. Why do they do that? Sam and I quickly get our trays and find a quiet corner to eat in peace. Ham sandwiches, an apple, baby carrots, and a milk carton. Not too bad for a school lunch.Next up is science class, which is pretty interesting today. We get to do an experiment combining different household liquids like soda and soap to see how they react. My mixture bubbles up like a mini volcano! Very cool.The rest of the afternoon flies by - social studies, Spanish, and finally P.E. Dodgeball is always intense but my team prevails. At last, the final bell rings at 3:15pm. Freedom!Since it's a nice sunny day, Sam and I decide to walk home instead of taking the bus. We stop at the park to play basketball for an hour and just hang out. Shooting some hoops and talking about our days.I get home around 5pm and head straight for the fridge. Snacking on some string cheese and grapes to hold me over until dinner. I spend the next few hours relaxing - watching TV, scrolling through social media, and playing video games.For dinner we have Mom's famous spaghetti and meatballs. My favorite! I help set the table and pour some milk for Jack and me. We share about the highlights and lowlights of our days at school.After dinner, I take care of any homework I have due tomorrow. I start with the subjects I struggle most with to get them out of the way. Once I power through math and English assignments, I feel accomplished.Around 9pm I start get ready for bed - taking a shower, putting on pajamas, and brushing my teeth. I read a couple chapters of my book before bed. Finally, I snuggle under the covers exhausted from my busy day. Can't wait to do it all again tomorrow! A middle schooler's life is never dull, that's for sure.篇2Unit 1: My Summer VacationHi everyone! I'm so excited to share about my summer vacation with you all. This past summer was one I'll never forget.It started off with a huge surprise - my parents told me and my little brother that we were going on a trip to England! I had never been to Europe before, so I was super thrilled. We spent a week in London seeing all the famous sights.On our first day, we visited Buckingham Palace and watched the changing of the guard ceremony. It was so cool to see the guards marching in their bright red uniforms and tall black hats. My little brother thought their big furry hats looked like teddy bears on their heads! We also saw the iconic red telephone booths that are so famous in London.The next day, we took a ride on the huge Ferris wheel called the London Eye. From the very top, we could see the entire city laid out in front of us - the River Thames, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and more. The views were just breathtaking.Another highlight was visiting the Tower of London. Our guide told us all about the gruesome history of the towers and the imprisoned kings and queens who lost their heads there. We even got to see the amazing crown jewels! They were so sparkly and beautiful.Of course, no trip to London would be complete without seeing a show in the famous theater district. We went to see the musical "Wicked" and it was simply magical. The singing, dancing, and special effects were out of this world.After a week exploring London, we took a train up to Edinburgh, Scotland for a few days. I loved walking along the hilly cobblestone streets and seeing the massive EdinburghCastle up on the cliffs. We visited the castle and learned that it was built way back in the 12th century! The views from the top were gorgeous.My favorite part of our Scotland trip was taking a boat tour out on Loch Ness to look for the legendary Loch Ness Monster! Unfortunately we didn't spot Nessie, but it was still so much fun being out on that huge dark lake surrounded by the Scottish Highlands. Our guide told us all about the reported sightings of the monster over the centuries. Very spooky stuff!All too soon, our incredible Britain trip was over. But the memories will definitely last me a lifetime. I feel so lucky to have had the chance to experience the culture, history, and beauty of England and Scotland firsthand. It really brought my textbooks and classes to life in a way I never could have imagined. I can't wait for my next adventure!Unit 2: A Typical School DayGood morning class! Today I'm going to walk you through what a typical day is like for me at school.My day starts pretty early since I have to catch the bus by 7:15 am. I'm definitely not a morning person, so getting upbefore 7 is always a struggle! Once I'm up though, I get dressed, brush my teeth, and head downstairs for a quick breakfast.My bus ride takes about 20 minutes, which gives me enough time to do some last-minute homework or scroll through my socials. At 7:45, I arrive at school and head to my locker to grab my books for my first few classes.The first bell rings at 8 am, which is when my pre-algebra class starts. Math is probably my least favorite subject, but I'm working really hard to get better at it this year. After an hour of algebra equations, I have a short break before my next class.Up next is English at 9:15. I really enjoy English because I love reading, writing stories, and analyzing books and poems. We just started a unit on Shakespeare's plays which will be really interesting.At 10:30, it's time for my physical education class. I'll admit, I'm not the most athletic person around, but PE gives me a chance to get some exercise and have fun with my friends. Today we're playing basketball which I'm actually not too bad at.After PE, I have 30 minutes for lunch and recess. I always look forward to this part of the day because I can hang out with my best friends and we can just relax and chat. When the weather is篇3Hi everyone! My name is Emily and I'm in the 7th grade. Today I want to tell you all about my summer vacation last year. It was honestly the best summer ever!It started in late June when school let out. My parents had planned this amazing three-week road trip for our family. We loaded up our mini-van and hit the road, heading west. Our first stop was the Grand Canyon in Arizona. When we arrived and I saw how massive and deep the canyon was, I couldn't believe my eyes! The layers of red rock seemed to go on forever. We went on a short hike along the rim trail and took so many pictures. It was unbelievably beautiful.After a couple of days enjoying the Grand Canyon, we drove further west to California. We spent a few nights in Los Angeles, staying in a hotel right near the beach in Santa Monica. I loved walking along the pier, playing games at the arcade, and riding the big ferris wheel. The ocean air smelled so fresh and salty.One of the highlights was definitely going to Disneyland! We spent two full days at the park, riding classics like Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, and the Haunted Mansion. It was adream come true. We also went to Disney's California Adventure park next door. I tried my first churro there and it was delicious!From Los Angeles, we drove up the Pacific coast to the Bay Area. We visited the iconic Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, which was pretty neat to see in person after learning about it in school. The entire city has so many steep hills! My legs got a workout just walking around. We had delicious seafood, rode cable cars, and went to the Exploratorium science museum. I loved all the hands-on exhibits.Our final stop was Yosemite National Park. Wow, the scenery there is out of this world! We stayed in a cabin surrounded by towering forests and huge rock formations. We hiked up to a waterfall, which was a tough climb, but the view at the top was breathtaking. We also went on a guided horseback ride through the valley. At night, you could see more stars than I've ever witnessed before. It was magical.On the long drive home, I reflected on what an unforgettable trip it had been. Yes, it was exhausting being in the car for so many hours. But we made so many wonderful memories as a family. I got to experience new places, try new foods, and step outside my comfort zone. Part of me didn't want it to end!I'm already dreaming about where we might go next summer. Maybe to see some national parks in Utah like Arches or Zion? Or perhaps we could drive up the East Coast and visit cities like Washington D.C., New York, and Boston? Wherever we end up going, I know it's going to be an adventure I'll never forget.Well, that's the story of my epic summer road trip last year. Getting to travel across the country and see so many famous sights was truly the opportunity of a lifetime. I feel so lucky and grateful to my parents for planning such an amazing experience for our family. Sure, sharing a mini-van and hotel rooms isn't always easy. But those couple weeks are a reminder that quality time together is what really matters most. Thanks for listening, everyone! Let me know if you have any other questions.。
