上海牛津英语七年级下册

牛津版上海英语七年级下册第三单元作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Week in My LifeHi there! I'm Xiaoming, and I'm in 7th grade at a school here in Shanghai. My English teacher asked us to write about a typical week in our lives, so I thought I'd share what a week is usually like for me.Monday is always the hardest day to wake up after the weekend. My mom comes into my room around 6:30 AM and opens the curtains to let in the morning sunlight. "Time to get up, Xiaoming! A new week has begun!" she says cheerfully. I groan and pull my blanket over my head, trying to get a few more minutes of sleep. But mom is persistent - she keeps poking me and telling me I'll be late for school if I don't get moving.Finally, I drag myself out of bed and into the bathroom to wash up and brush my teeth. I get dressed in my school uniform - a white shirt, navy blue pants, and a red vest with our school logo. After gulping down a quick breakfast of congee and a fried dough stick, I grab my backpack and am out the door with mymom. The subway is always crowded in the mornings with everyone headed to work or school. I put in my earbuds to listen to music and try to mentally prepare myself for the day ahead.My first few classes on Mondays are usually Chinese, math, and English. Chinese is my best subject - I love analyzing ancient poems and texts. Math is... well, let's just say it's not my favorite. Numbers and equations just don't click with my brain for some reason. As for English, I'm okay at it. Reading comprehension is pretty straightforward for me, but speaking it out loud always makes me a bit nervous. Luckily we just had a foreign English teacher start at our school this year. He's really patient and makes the class fun with role-playing activities.After classes, it's finally lunchtime! I always look forward to the delicious Shanghai dishes in our cafeteria - xiaolongbao, shredded pork over rice, and red-braised beef are some of my favorites. My friends and I laugh and joke around as we stuff ourselves. Sometimes I think about how nice it would be to be able to just relax after lunch instead of going to more classes. But after our break ends, it's time for science, history, and PE.Science is pretty interesting, especially when we get to do experiments. Though I'll never forget the time I accidentally spilled a chemical all over my pants and had to walk around inmy underwear for the rest of the day! History is okay, but I have trouble keeping all the names and dates straight sometimes. At least PE class allows me to release some energy after sitting through all the other classes.Finally, the end of the school day arrives around 3:30 PM. I meet my mom outside the gates, and we go grab a snack like jianbing or warm soybean milk before heading home on the subway. Once I'm home, I allow myself an hour or so to just veg out - watch some TV, scroll through my phone, or play video games. But then it's time to start on my piles of homework from all my different classes. I'm usually working on assignments for a few hours each night. My parents are always bugging me to focus and work hard since test scores are so important. "You'll thank us when you get into a great university!" they say. I try my best, but homework can be such a slog sometimes.Tuesday through Thursday follows a similar routine - wake up early, go to classes all day, come home and do homework for hours. The subjects just rotate each day. My evenings are pretty boring, but at least I get to hang out with my friends over online games or group chats.Finally, Friday is here! The light at the end of the tunnel! I can make it through one more day of school knowing the weekend isright around the corner. Plus, Friday is when I have my favorite class of the week - art. For those few blissful hours, I can unleash my creativity and not worry about test scores or academic pressure. Sketching, painting, sculpting...it's like a whole other world. I often find myself daydreaming about what it would be like to be a professional artist when I grow up. But my parents want me to pursue something more "practical" like being a doctor or engineer. I try not to think about that too much though.As soon as the final bell rings on Friday, I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. Some weekends, I'll make plans to go to the movies, the arcade, or just wander around the city with my friends. Other times, I'm just happy to have some downtime at home. I'll sleep in as late as I want, binge-watch drama series, read comic books and graphic novels, or grind for new levels on my favorite online games.My parents are always commenting on how I'm "wasting my life away" on the weekends. They think I should be using that time to get a head start on next week's homework or do extra studying. But to me, those two glorious days are the only chance I get to just be a kid and not have to constantly worry aboutacademics. Even if it's just vegging out on the couch, it's my personal respite from the relentless pressures of school.Before I know it, Sunday night rolls around, and that familiar feeling of dread starts creeping in about another grueling week arriving. But I try to look on the bright side - maybe we'll get a pop quiz in Mr. Wang's English class that I actually do well on. Or we'll do a fun experiment in science class. Or I'll earn another high mark on my Chinese literature assignment. Any tiny victory or moment of joy makes enduring the endless cycle of school, homework, study, repeat a little more bearable.Well, there you have it - a week in the life of this seventh grader! Some parts are monotonous, some are stressful, some are outright torturous. But there are also pockets of happiness, humor, and creativity sprinkled throughout that help me get through it all. Being a student in Shanghai is definitely a grind, but I'm grateful for the education I'm receiving. Who knows, maybe all this hard work will pay off by helping me get into a great university someday. But for now, I'll just keep plowing through one week at a time!篇2My Exciting School TripLast month, our class went on a school trip to the Science and Technology Museum. It was the most exciting and educational trip I've ever been on! I couldn't wait to explore the museum and learn about all the cool science exhibits.We left school bright and early on a sunny Thursday morning. The bus ride was a bit long, but my friends and I passed the time by playing games and telling jokes. Before we knew it, we had arrived at the museum.As soon as we stepped inside, I was amazed by the huge dinosaur skeletons towering over us in the lobby. They looked so real and powerful! Our teacher told us those were just replicas, but they still looked incredibly lifelike. I couldn't wait to see what other wonders awaited us.Our first stop was the space exploration exhibit. There were real rockets and spacecraft on display, as well as interactive simulations where we could experience what it's like to launch into orbit or walk on the moon. I even got to try on a real spacesuit – it was so cool but also really heavy! I have a newfound respect for astronauts after carrying all that weight.Next, we visited the energy and electricity section. We learned all about different energy sources like solar, wind, and nuclear power. The best part was the static electricity ball – whenyou touched it, your hair would stick straight up! My friend's afro looked hilarious after he gave it a try. We also got to see giant Tesla coils shooting off lightning bolts. So awesome!The hands-on science area was my favorite part of the museum. There were tons of interactive exhibits where we could do experiments and learn about scientific concepts through play.I built a mini roller coaster to learn about velocity and acceleration. I also encoded secret messages using binary code. Who knew science could be so much fun?We even got to watch an amazing 3D movie about the origins of the universe at the museum's IMAX theater. Soaring through galaxies and nebulae on that huge screen felt like I was in outer space! The special effects were mind-blowing.Throughout the day, we attended some workshops by real scientists and engineers too. A marine biologist taught us about ocean conservation efforts. A computer programmer showed us the basics of coding. And a chemist let us make our own slime! Talking to experts in their fields was super inspiring.By the end of the trip, my brain was bursting with new knowledge and my feet were sore from all the walking. But it was totally worth it! I'll never forget watching that comet simulation,assembling a robot arm, or stepping through a vacuum chamber. This trip made me love science even more.On the bus ride back to school, I could barely keep my eyes open. I was completely exhausted but incredibly happy. My classmates and I spent the whole ride chatting excitedly about our favorite exhibits and activities. We all agreed it was the best school trip ever.I'm already counting down the days until our next big outing. Maybe we'll visit a history museum or an art gallery next time? Wherever we go, I know it'll be another unforgettable learning experience. School trips are the best way to explore the world beyond classroom walls. I'm so lucky my teachers put in the effort to organize these fun and educational adventures for us. I'll cherish these memories forever!篇3My Summer Vacation AdventureSummer vacation is my favorite time of the year! No school, no homework, and endless possibilities for fun and adventure. This past summer was one I'll never forget.It all started on the first day of vacation. Mom and Dad surprised me and my little brother, Tommy, with plane tickets to visit our grandparents in a small village near the mountains. I was so excited! We hadn't seen Grandma and Grandpa for over a year, and I couldn't wait to explore the great outdoors with them.The flight was long, but we finally arrived at the tiny airport near their village. Grandpa was waiting for us with his old pickup truck, waving excitedly. "Well, if it isn't my two favorite grandkids!" he exclaimed, enveloping us in a big bear hug. The familiar scent of his pipe tobacco brought back so many happy memories.Grandma had prepared a delicious feast for our arrival – her famous dumplings, steaming hot and bursting with flavor. After catching up over the meal, Grandpa announced, "Now, who's ready for an adventure?" Tommy and I cheered loudly, already feeling the thrill of exploration tingling in our veins.The next morning, we set off on a hike through the rolling hills and dense forests surrounding the village. Grandpa led the way, pointing out different plants and animal tracks along the trail. He taught us how to identify edible berries and which plants had medicinal properties. I was amazed by his vast knowledge of nature.As we reached the top of a hill, Grandpa stopped and gestured towards a magnificent waterfall cascading down the rocky cliffside. "That's our destination," he said with a twinkle in his eye. We spent the day swimming in the icy pool at the base of the falls, basking in the sun on the warm rocks, and picnicking on sandwiches made by Grandma.Over the following weeks, our days were filled with one exciting escapade after another. We went fishing in thecrystal-clear stream that ran through the village, learned how to set up a tent and build a campfire, and even tried our hand at whittling wood figurines under Grandpa's expert guidance.One particularly memorable adventure was our overnight camping trip deep in the forest. Grandpa taught us how to navigate using a compass and map, and we hiked for miles, taking in the sights and sounds of the wilderness. At night, we huddled around the crackling fire, roasting marshmallows and sharing spooky stories that had us jumping at every rustle in the bushes.As the summer drew to a close, I found myself torn between the excitement of returning home and the sadness of leaving this magical place. On our last evening, we gathered around thekitchen table, savoring every bite of Grandma's mouth-watering apple pie."I'm going to miss this place," I said wistfully, gazing out the window at the sun setting over the mountains.Grandpa placed a comforting hand on my shoulder. "Don't be sad, kiddo. This summer was just the beginning of your adventures. The world is full of wonders waiting to be explored, and you've got your whole life ahead of you."As we boarded the plane the next day, I clutched my prized possessions tightly – a whittled wooden bear from Grandpa and a jar of Grandma's homemade jam. But more importantly, I carried with me a newfound sense of wonder and appreciation for the great outdoors, and a heart full of cherished memories that would stay with me forever.篇4My Unforgettable Summer VacationHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm a 7th grade student here in Shanghai. I just had the most amazing summer vacation ever and I can't wait to tell you all about it!It all started when my parents surprised me and my little sister Amy by telling us we were going on a big family trip. They didn't say where at first, which drove us crazy trying to guess. Was it going to be a beach vacation somewhere tropical? A skiing holiday in the mountains? A tour around Europe? The suspense was killing us!Finally, after what felt like forever, they revealed that we were going on a cross-country road trip all around China! Amy and I cheered so loudly. We'd never really traveled much outside of Shanghai before. This was going to be an adventure to remember.Our first stop was Beijing. I'd learned all about the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, and the Great Wall in my history and geography classes, but actually being there in person was mindblowing. The Forbidden City was like a real-life museum, with its bright red walls, ornate roofs, and all those amazing relics from ancient times.At Tiananmen Square, I couldn't believe just how massive it was - the biggest public plaza in the world! It's hard to picture just how many people that open space can hold. And then there was the Gate of Heavenly Peace with its iconic portrait of MaoZedong. I felt so small standing under it, but also proud to be Chinese.The real highlight though was hiking a section of the Great Wall. Some parts were super steep and difficult to climb, but the views from the top were breathtaking. I could look out for miles across the surrounding mountains and valleys. No wonder it's considered one of the great wonders of the world! My legs were jelly afterwards but it was so worth it.From Beijing, we drove west towards Xi'an to see the Terracotta Warriors. Along the way, the scenery changed from the flat plains around Beijing to rugged, rolling hills and farm fields. I'll never forget the first glimpse I got of the warriors - thousands of life-sized statues assembled in battle formation, each with a unique facial expression and details. It was like being transported back 2,000 years to ancient China. Simply incredible.The food in Xi'an was delicious too. My favorite was the lamb skewers Dad got from a street vendor. So tender and full of flavor from the special spices. And then there were those nourishing, stretchy noodles Xi'an is famous for. Slurping them up made the biggest satisfying noise!Our next destination was Chengdu to visit family and see the famous pandas. I have an aunt, uncle and cousins living there soit was amazing to meet up with them after so long apart. They took us to the best hot pot restaurants - I'd never had such delicious spicy broth before! And don't even get me started on the little steamed buns stuffed with sweet pork. My mouth is watering just thinking about them...But as great as the food was, nothing could top our day at the Chengdu Panda Research Base. Seeing those gentle, bamboo-munching giants up close was a dream come true. They looked so cuddly and soft but the zookeeper told us their jaws were strong enough to crush bamboo trunks! We even got to prepare some panda snacks by smashing bamboo and spreading out some vitamin supplements. Meeting those endangered creatures was an experience I'll never forget.From Chengdu, we drove southwest towards the scenic town of Dali in Yunnan province. The winding mountain roads were a little scary at times with all the hairpin turns, but the views of the jade-colored lakes and limestone hills made it so worthwhile. Dali itself was like a real-life fairy tale town with its cobblestone streets, traditional white-washed houses, and ancient pagodas.We took a boat tour across Erhai Lake one day and the water was so crystal clear you could see straight down to the bottom. Our guide pointed out beautiful Butterfly Spring near theshoreline, where millions of butterflies are said to go to rest. I didn't spot any that day but it was still serene and picturesque.Our final stop was the bustling city of Kunming, also in Yunnan. By that point we'd traveled over 3,000 kilometers from Shanghai! One of the biggest highlights in Kunming was visiting the breathtaking Stone Forest. It's this bizarre landscape of karst rock formations, some shaped like petrified trees and others like twisted ribbons of gray rock. Wandering through those eerie, maze-like paths made me feel like I was on an alien planet. Definitely one of the coolest (and strangest) natural wonders I've ever seen!We finished off our Yunnan adventures by hiking up to a scenic overlook in the Western Hills. The views across the lush valley and Dianchi Lake were simply stunning at sunset. A perfect final memory before heading back to the big city buzz of Shanghai.Well, that was my incredible cross-country summer adventure in a nutshell! Three and a half weeks of unforgettable sights, sounds, and flavors. I took so many pictures and videos to help me remember every single amazing moment. Even though I saw so many iconic landmarks and natural wonders, I think my favorite part was all the little things - like watching thelandscapes gradually change out the car window, trying delicacies from each new region, and meeting locals to learn about their customs and way of life.This trip really opened my eyes to just how vast, diverse and beautiful China is. There's still so much left for me to discover too!I know I'm lucky to have gotten the chance to venture beyond Shanghai and experience my home country in a whole new way. It's a summer I'll cherish forever and hopefully just the start of many more memorable adventures to come.So that's my story for now. Thanks for reading, and happy travels wherever your journey may take you next!篇5My Weekend at Grandma's HouseLast weekend, I went to my grandma's house in the countryside. It's a small village about two hours away from the city by car. I always look forward to visiting her because it's so different from living in the city.The journey started early on Saturday morning. My dad drove us there in his old sedan. The roads were really bumpy once we left the main highway. I could see fields and farmspassing by the window. Cows and sheep were grazing in the meadows. It was a sunny day, and the fresh country air felt so nice.When we arrived, Grandma was waiting for us outside her little stone house. She gave me a big hug and a warm smile. Her home is very old but cozy. It has a thatched roof and a small vegetable garden in the back. The inside is quite simple with just a few rooms – a kitchen, a living room, and two bedrooms. But it always smells nice, like freshly baked bread.After settling in, Grandma took me to meet her chickens and geese in the backyard. She has this funny way of calling them by tapping her feet on the ground. They all came running and flapping their wings. Grandma let me feed them some corn kernels from my hand. The chickens pecked at my fingers which tickled a lot!For lunch, Grandma made us a delicious vegetable stew using ingredients from her garden. The carrots, potatoes, and cabbage were so fresh and crunchy. We ate outside on the little patio under the shade of a big oak tree. Grandma let me try some of her homemade berry jam on buttered bread. It was the sweetest, most flavorful jam I've ever tasted!In the afternoon, I helped Grandma do some chores around the house and farm. We collected eggs from the chicken coop and picked ripe tomatoes from the vines. I also got to milk one of Grandma's goats – that was a new experience for me! The goat's fur felt really soft and warm. Milking wasn't as easy as I thought it would be. The milk kept spraying everywhere at first before I got the hang of it.After our chores, Grandma and I went for a walk around the village. She introduced me to some of her neighbors and showed me the old stone church, the village well, and the little stream where she used to play as a child. Everyone we met was so friendly and welcoming. I loved how peaceful and quiet the village felt compared to the bustling city.When we got back home, Grandma taught me how to bake a simple bread in her wood-fired oven. Kneading the dough was hard work but fun! While the bread was baking, we played a card game called "Chowkay" that she learned from her own grandma. The smell of the freshly baked bread made my mouth water. For dinner, we had the warm bread along with a salad from the garden and some chicken soup. Such a homey and satisfying meal!That night, I slept like a log in Grandma's cozy guest bedroom after the long day. In the morning, we had a big breakfast of scrambled eggs, hash browns, and Grandma's special mint tea. I didn't want the weekend to end!Before leaving, I gave Grandma the tightest hug. I'll really miss feeding the chickens, milking the goats, and all the other fun farm activities. Most of all, I'll miss her warm hugs and constant smiles. I can't wait to visit her little house in the countryside again. Spending time with Grandma in her peaceful village is always the best!篇6My Summer AdventureThe last couple of weeks of the school year seemed to drag on forever. With summer break just around the corner, it was hard to focus on anything but the freedom and fun that awaited. Finally, that glorious day arrived - the final bell rang, and we poured out of the classroom, backpacks overflowing, ready to embrace the next two months of no school, no homework, and no routines.I had grand plans for my summer adventure. Top of the list was finally learning how to ride a bike without those silly trainingwheels. My parents had promised to teach me, and I was determined to master it this year. No more being the only kid on the block stuck riding a kiddie bike! Once I conquered cycling, who knows what other daring feats I could attempt? Maybe I'd even get my own skateboard or roller blades and really be the envy of all my friends.One thing I was really looking forward to was going camping with my dad. He had been talking about taking me on a "proper" camping trip in the mountains for years, teaching me how to pitch a tent, build a campfire, cook over the open flames, and all that rugged outdoorsy stuff. Just us guys roughing it in the wilderness for a few days - how awesome was that going to be? I couldn't wait to escape the city, breathe in fresh mountain air, and pretend to be a brave explorer or fierce warrior braving the elements.Summer also meant freedom from routines and schedules. No more being nagged about bedtimes or having to be up and dressed for the school bus at an unholy hour. I could laze around in my pajamas all day if I felt like it, binging cartoons and munching on snacks without any parental reminders about nutrition or moderation. Blissful unstructured days stretched outahead with no demands on my time beyond whatever fancies struck.But the very best part of summer had to be the little traditions and rituals that made it feel so special and different from the rest of the year. Things like family barbeque nights, schedules cleared for once so we could all linger around the grill and courtyard tables long after the fireflies emerged. Or getting an extra couple of quarters for the ice cream truck that would inevitably come trundling through the neighborhood in the late afternoon, coaxing kids out of houses with its incessantly cheery jingle. Slurping freezing cold popsicles or gooey ice cream sandwiches on sweltering days, feeling the sugary-sweet stickiness slowly enveloping your face and hands. What bliss! Summer was made for simple pleasures like that.This summer was also going to be the first I was allowed just a smidge more independence to go hang out with friends around the neighborhood. We had big plans to turn my raggedy old treehouse into the most awesome hangout spot, with all sorts of salvaged decorations and ingredients scrounged for makeshift snacks and beverages. The local park's basketball and tennis courts would surely see a lot of us as we tried to cram in as many sports and games as possible between our made-up clubsand conventions. Somewhere in there, we'd inevitably start a bunch of ambitious get-rich schemes like lemonade stands and lawn mowing services that would inevitably get abandoned when the novelty wore off.Really, the possibilities for summer revelry felt deliciously endless after being cooped up in the classroom for the better part of the year. Of course, my parents would probably start nagging me about all the fun I was having by about mid-July, reminders that I should leave some time for academic activities too lest my brain turn completely to pudding. Maybe I'd even dabble in the summer reading list or math practice book they always over-optimistically purchased. But for those first few weeks at least, I could just bask in the freedom of being a young kid on glorious summer break again.So while my friends were all busy making their own summer bucket lists, I think I'd keep my plans nice and loose, flexible to whatever whims and fancies struck me on any given day. That was the true luxury of summer vacation after all, having a deliciously wide open stretch of unnstructed。

上海牛津英语七年级下第七单元知识总结授课内容Word forms1. able adj.有能力的，能够的unable adj.不能的，不会的enable vt. 使能够ability n.能力I am afraid I won't be able to visit you on Saturday.A little baby is unable to walk or talk.The new law has enabled more women to return to work.A person of his ability will have no difficulty getting a job.2. hope n../v.希望，期望hopeful adj. hopeless adj.不抱希望的，不给人希望的You're my only hope. Please help me.I hope that you feel better soon.This is a hopeful news.He is hopeless about his chances of winning the contest.3. secret n.秘密secret adj.秘密的；保密的secretly adv.秘密地secretary n.秘书I can’t tell you where we’re going –it’s a secret.He escaped through a secret door.The boy slipped out of the room and headed for the swimming pool secretly.The secretary must take the minutes of the meetings.4．sign v.签（名）；签字*signature n.签名；签字I saw him making signs at us.These two signatures are very similar, can you tell them apart?Phrases1.talk about 谈论2.enter a new century 进入一个新世纪3.in the future 在将来4.be able to do sth. 能够做某事5.live on other planets 住在其他的星球上6.enough food for everybody 供给每个人的足够的食物7.grow vegetables 种蔬菜8.in space stations 在宇宙空间站9.people in different countries 不同国家的人们10.speak the same language 说同一种语言11.understand each other better 彼此更加了解12.live in the cities under the sea 住在海底城市13.learn form computers 通过电脑来学习14.take pills for meals 服药片代替吃饭15.travel to other planets in spacecraft 乘宇宙飞船去别的行星旅行16.in people’s homes 在人们的家中17.terrible air pollution 严重的大气污染18.in ten years’ time = in ten years在十年以后19.keep sth. in a secret place 把某物存放在一个秘密的地方20.write down … on … 在……上写下……21.pieces of paper 一张张的纸22.put … in … 把……放在……里23.seal sth. with tape 用胶带密封某物24.pollute the earth 污染地球25.become an astronaut 成为一个宇航员Sentences1. What do you think will happen in the future? 你们认为将来会发生什么？2．Perhaps people will be able to do sth. 可能人们将能够做某事。

牛津上海版七年级英语下册知识点The Oxford Shanghai Edition of Grade 7 English covers a wide range of topics and concepts that are important for students to learn and understand. In this document, we will briefly outline some of the key knowledge points covered in the textbook.1. GrammarOne of the main focuses of the Grade 7 English curriculum is on grammar. Students will learn about different parts of speech, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and conjunctions. They will also learn about sentence structure, including subject-verb agreement, word order, and punctuation.2. VocabularyBuilding vocabulary is another important aspect of the Grade 7 English curriculum. Students will learn new words and phrases through reading texts, listening to dialogues, and completing exercises. They will also learn about word families, synonyms, antonyms, and collocations.3. ReadingReading comprehension is a key skill that students will develop in Grade 7 English. They will read a variety of texts, including fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. They will learn how to infer meaning, make predictions, identify main ideas, and summarize texts.4. WritingStudents will also work on their writing skills in Grade 7 English. They will learn how to write different types of texts, such as narratives, descriptions, explanations, and arguments. They will focus on organizing their ideas, using appropriate language, and editing their work for accuracy and clarity.5. Listening and SpeakingListening and speaking skills are important for communication in English. Students will practice listening to and understanding spoken English, as well as speaking clearly and fluently. They will learn how to participate in conversations, give presentations, and express their opinions.6. Cultural AwarenessThe Grade 7 English curriculum also includes topics related to culture and society. Students will learn about differentcountries, customs, and traditions. They will also explore current events and issues that affect people around the world.Overall, the Oxford Shanghai Edition of Grade 7 English covers a wide range of knowledge points that are essential for students to develop their English language skills. By mastering grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, speaking, and cultural awareness, students will be well-prepared to communicate effectively in English and engage with a diverse range of texts and topics.。

Unit 1 Writing a travel guide1教学目标By the end of the lesson, the Sts will be able to further practise describinga place and know more about Shanghai.be able to develop their speaking ability of fluency by describing a scenicspo t.2 学情分析The learners are the students form Class Twelve, Grade Seven of North JincaiSe condary School. They have been learning English for 7 years, so they are ofdif ferent levels. Quite a few students are quite excellent. They do well inboth s peaking and writing. They are very active in class. But some studentsare at a lower English level. However, sometimes they can speak a little in class. What they need is a language environment. Therefore, group work inclass is helpful for them to take an active part in the class.3 重点难点-day Tour Plan. This is ‘ more practice ' part of Module One. The topic is A OneWe have talked about some famous places in the previous period, so thestudents have learned some expressions. There will be a language environment created fo r them so as to encourage more of them to talk about scenic spotsand their tou r plans.Key phrases and sentence structures are familiar to students. But it will be a little hard for them to organize language with much new information. Soteacher can take fully advantage of group work. The students may havedifficulty in li stening to the French in the second part because of theaccent. Teachers can gi ve students a second chance to listen.Some studentsmay also have difficulty in pronouncing some words. Teachers can guide them touse the dictionaries on the ir Pads.4教学过程第一学时教学目标By the end of the lesson, the Sts willbe able to further practise describing a place and know more about Shanghai.be able to develop their speaking ability of fluency by describing a scenic spot.学时重点This is ‘ more practice ' part of Module One. The topic is A One -day Tour Plan.We have talked about some famous places in the previous period, sothe studentshave learned some expressions. There will be a language environmentcreated for them so as to encourage more of them to talk about scenic spotsand their tourplans.学时难点Key phrases and sentence structures are familiar to students.But it will be alittle hard for them to organize language with much newinformation. So teachercan take fully advantage of group work. The students may havedifficulty in listening to the French in the second part because of the accent.Teachers can give students a second chance to listen.Some students may also havedifficulty inpronouncing some words. Teachers can guide them to use thedictionaries on theirPads.教学活动活动 1【导入】LeadinIt ' s said that they really enjoyed the trip to Shanghai. Do youwant to know w ' ve been. Ple here they have been? I will show you some pictures ofplaces theyase take notes when you arewatching.T gives the followinginstructions:1. I will show you some pictures of places they ' ve been.2. Please take notes when you arewatching.3. After that, please tell me how many places are there altogether and what theyare.T shows four pictures of someplaces.S answers according to thepicture.T corrects the mistakes and may show the pictures again if necessary.(Pudong International Airport, the bund, Yu garden, Shanghai zoo, Xintiandi, Sh anghai Science and Technology Museum and Shanghai Museum)活动 2【活动】 Input － listeningT: Among these pictures, do you know their favourite place?Students may give some answers or no answer.T: I 've invited 4 French students to talk about their favourite places. Let listen to them. Please take notes while listening.T plays the recording one by one.T invites students to give answers and give reasons.T gives feedback if the students 活动 3【活动】 Input － readingT: French students told me that they wanted to know more about Shanghai, about ' t. Wouldyou please give them some introductions about more places? First, you need to read some ins tructions.T gives the instructions.1. Work in a group of 6.2. Each group needs to read 8 passages and find useful information as much as p ossible.3. Take notes and finish the table.4. Group A is responsible for sightseeing, Group B shopping and Group Ceating.T provides individual drilling.answers are wrong.those they have be en to, and also about those they haven活动 4【活动】Output －an introduction about a scenic spot T invites some students to introduce some scenic spots according to the informa tion they have taken down.T gives feedbacks about their presentations.活动 5【活动】Output － a tour planT: I think they will enjoy those places. So why not make a tour plan for them?Please discuss with your group members and make a one-day tour plan for them.E ach group needs to focus on your task. (Group A sightseeing Group B eating Grou p C shopping.)T provides individual drilling.T invites some students to give presentations about their tour plans.T gives feedbacks about their presentations.活动 6【作业】AssignmentT: Write down your 3-day tour plan for French students. The school may use your plan next year.e.g.: On the first day, they are going to。

（）1. So far, we have _____ $50,000 _____ this house.A. spent , inB. paid , forC. cost , onD. paid , on（）2. Do you know _____ get to City Cinema from my home?A. how can IB. where toC. how I canD. what to（）3. It’s said that SARS had killed over _____people in the world.A. three hundredsB. hundreds ofC. three hundredD. hundred（）4. Thank you for showing me the way! Which of the following is NOT the correct response to the sentence?A. AnytimeB. Glad I could helpC. I appreciate itD. It was nothing（）5. We can finish the work with _____ people and _____ money.A. fewer, lesserB. fewer, lessC. little, fewD. less, fewer（）6. I spent half an hour _____ the flowers yesterday.A. waterB. watersC. wateringD. watered（）7. _____ of the twin sisters work as a waitress in the restaurant.A. BothB. AllC. NeitherD. None（）8. My mother usually wears red coats. She doesn’t like blue _____.A. oneB. thoseC. thatD. ones（）9. I’m sorry that I can’t give you any soya sauce because there is _____ in my bottle.A. littleB. fewC. a littleD. a few（）10. Nowadays pollution is _____ than before.A. more seriouslyB. more seriousC. seriousD. seriously（）11. My uncle _____ to work by bus, but now he goes to work on foot.A. use to goB. use to goingC. used to goingD. used to go（）12. What kind of magazines do you like to read? The underlined part means _____.A. partB. copyC. typeD. piece（）13. My class teacher is satisfied with the work we’ve done for the class. The underlined part means _____.A. proud ofB. popular withC. pleased withD. worried about（）14. _____ it is to feed fish in the pond!A. How funB. What funC. How funnyD. What a fun（）15. If you are on the top floor of Jinmao Tower, you _____ have a bird-view over Shanghai.A. canB. mustC. shouldD. need（）16. Don’t forget _____ your dictionary here next time.A. bringB. to bringC. takeD. to take（）17. The soldiers always try their best to keep our nation _____ danger.A. fromB. awayC. ofD. out（）18. --Let’s collect some old towels to help the dogs in the SPCA. -- __________A. That’s all rightB. RightC. All rightD. That’s all right（）19. It’s necessary to tell other people to prevent cruelty _____ animals together.A. ofB. withC. aboutD. to（）20. Jack wants to write a letter in English. _____.A. So does JackB. So Jack doesC. Neither does JackD. neither Jack does（）21. –There are so many teddy bears in the shop. Which one do you prefer?-- I prefer the brown _____ made of cotton. They look the loveliest.A. onesB. oneC. itD. them（）22. The students in our school sold books to _____ money for the SPCA.A. raiseB. takeC. bringD. use（）23. It _____ about ten hours to travel to Beijing from Shanghai by train.A. spendsB. paysC. takesD. costs（）24. You will see an Italian restaurant _____ the end of the street.A. atB. inC. toD. on（）25. Remember not to feed _____ dog food to your puppy.A. too manyB. too muchC. so manyD. very much（）26. –Shall we make a holiday plan before our cousins come to Shanghai?-- _____. Let’s do it this afternoon.A. That’s all rightB. RightC. All rightD. That’s all right （）27. Reading books and playing basketball are my _____.A. interestingB. interestedC. interestsD. interest（）28. Which do you prefer, oranges or apples? ______. I’d like bananas.A. Yes, bothB. Neither, thank youC. No, thanksD. I’m glad you like it （）29. I’ll visit my friend and stay with him for _____ next week.A. some timeB. sometimeC. sometimesD. some times （）30. Shanghai is one of _____ in China.A. the big cityB. the biggest cityC. biggest citiesD. the biggest cities （）31. People plant trees on _____.A. The Tree Planting Day C. the tree planting dayB. Tree Planting Day D. the Tree Planting Day（）32. When the red light is on, we mustn’t _____ the road.A. go crossB. acrossC. go acrossD. cross to（）33. You’d better wait ______ more minutes. I think Angela will come soon.A. a fewB. fewC. a littleD. little（）34. Would you please help me _____ the bag?A. with carryingB. carryingC. carryD. carries（）35. Many people came up and talked _____ the famous scientist.A. toB. onC. inD.by（）36. There are more than _____ people in Beijing zoo every day.A. thousands ofB. two thousandC. two thousandD. thousand of （）37. I’d like _____ you before I go to the meeting in Beijing .A. meetB. metC. to meetD. meeting（）38. There is a lot of traffic in Shanghai these days. The underlined part means _____.A. muchB. manyC. someD. any（）39. –I hate smoking. --_________.A. So do IB. So am IC. Neither do ID. Neither am I （）40. The 2010 Shanghai Expo came to an end _____ October, 2010.A. atB. onC. inD. by（）41. Alice does her homework much _____ than before.A. carefulB. carefullyC. more carefulD. more carefully （）42. They can see the words on the blackboard, so they _____ glasses.A. needB. need toC. needn’tD. don’t need（）43. Benny likes to _____ the light green jacket.A. putting onB. put onC. wearD. wearing（）44. The rain became _____ at night yesterday.A. more heavierB. much heavierC. heavilyD. more heavily（）45. The first student _____ to school is Simon’s elder brother.A . gets B. to get C. getting D. got（）46. He has given me a helpful _____ on how to study English.A . information B. advice C. idea D. suggestion（）47. You’re too late. The film has _____ for half an hour already.A. begunB. startedC. been onD. played（）48. John plays the guitar _____ his classmate Jeff.A. so wonderful as C. so wonderfully asB. as wonderful as D. as wonderfully as（）49. We have ______ put our name tags on our clothes. So the guards won’t let us go into the exhibition.A. alreadyB. yetC. notD. never（）50. David’s company is always busy. They move _____ furniture to people’s new flats every day.A. a fewB. manyC. muchD. a little（）51. Our class hiked out on Shenshan Mountain. The underlined part means _______.A. travelled on footB. stayed at homeC. went shoppingD. climbed（）52. There _____ some chalk and two boxes on the teacher’s desk.A. isB. areC. hasD. have（）53. I have got toothache. Maybe I had _____ cold food.A. too manyB. too muchC. too littleD. too few（）54. –Class One has a music class in the music room. --_____ Class Two.A. So doesB. Neither doesC. So hasD. Neither has（）55. The plane arrived _______ Sydney Airport ______ Thursday.A. at; onB. on ; atC. in; onD. on; in（）56. Please keep the door ______. It’s rather hot in the noon.A. openB. opendC. opensD. opening（）57. This hotel can hold more than ______ tourists.A. two hundredB. hundred ofC. two hundredD. two hundreds of（）58. Don’t forget to add some eggs ____ the flour.A. andB. toC. forD. with（）59. ______ useful the advice you gave me is !A. HowB. WhatC. How aD. What an（）60. –Would you mind my opening the window? --______. Go ahead, please.A. Not at all C. Thank you. I can manageB. Of course D. It’s very nice（）61. –Peter often has dinner with his parents. --_________.A. So has Kitty C. So does KittyB. Neither has Kitty D. Neither does Kitty（）62. If it _____ tomorrow, the Whites ______ an outing.A. won’t rain; will have C. doesn’t rain; will haveB. won’t rain; have D. doesn’t rain; have（）63. These days I don’t feel well. I have ______ toothache and _____ sore throat.A. a, aB. the, theC. /, aD. a, /（）63. Now more and more students like to spend their holidays _____ Health Camp.A. atB. onC. inD. by（）64. We should watch _____ TV programmes to protect our eyes.A. lessB. moreC. enoughD. fewer（）65. Do you know the girl _____ Alice in this class?A. calledB. callC. callsD. calling（）66. Kitty _____ go to bed early and get up early to help her keep fit.A. needsB. needs toC. shouldD. should to（）67. If it _____ tomorrow , we’ll stay at home to watch DVDs.A. rainB. will rainC. rainsD. is raining（）68. We all want to be healthy children, _____ we should change our bad habits.A. ifB. becauseC. butD. so（）69. Alice watched too ______ TV programmes last week. She should watch ______ this week.A. many, lessB. much, lessC. many, fewerD. much, fewer（）70. She has two children, ______ is a boy, _____ is a girl.A. some, someB. one, otherC. other, anotherD. one, the other（）71. At last the tennis match made them ______ again.A. happilyB. quicklyC. friendlyD. slowly（）72. – My sister is not interested in Pop music. -- ________.A. I’m not, tooB. Neither do IC. I’m not, alsoD. Neither am i（）73. You’d better _____ work too hard like this.A. notB. don’tC. not toD. won’t1.Abraham Lincoln is famous _____ the first American President who stopped slavery(奴隶制) and winningthe American Civil War.2.If you walk along Green Street and then turn left _____ Sea Avenue, you will see the cinema.3.As we all know, _____ speaks louder than words. (act)4.Smith takes an _______ part in all kinds of public charity affairs.(act)5.The students in group one are discussing the plan _________.(act)6.It is a rude _______ to talk with someone with your mouth full of food.(act)7.It is __________ how useful this simple technique can be. (surprise)8.We were all __________ at his doing such a thing. (surprise)9.To his _________, their team won the first prize in the spelling competition. (surprise)10.The sudden death of the famous scientist _________ people around the world. (surprise)As, into, action, active, actively, act, surprising, surprised, surprise, surprised11.Two students were _____ injured in the car accident. (serious)12.Sorry, Mrs. Brown, I _____ my work yet. (not do)13.How ________(luck) he felt as he missed the last underground.14.After he stopped smoking, he became much _________(health) than before.15.October 1st is our __________( nation) Day.16.He can play the piano __________.（wonder）17.Have you sent ______ ( invite) to your friends yet, Kitty?18.Luckily, the plane landed _____ (save) though there was something wrong with the engine.19.The ______ (farm) work hard on their farm every day.20.Look ,the rain ___________ (stop). We can go out now.21.The plane landed on the ground _____. (safe)22.Few people like him because he is always ________(cruelty) to others.23.Although it rained hard, the plane landed on at the airport ______(save).24.The little boy became even _____ (hunger) when he smelt the road duck.25.Our _____ flag is a red flag with five yellow star. (nation)26.She has joined a film _______. She always goes to see films with those members. (social)27.Our _______(wood) sofa seems not very comfortable.28.She didn’t even have the _________ (strong) to stand up.29.Every year the old man takes many ________(photo) in Shanghai.30.Please ________(keep) quiet! The students are having lessons.31.We call people from Canada __________(Canada).32.He is ________(interest) in Science. He wants to be a __________(science).33.Sam ___________(not write) the letter to his penfriend yet.34.Danny __________(not need ) any help. He can do it himself.35.There _____ (be) over 200 police on duty today.36.There are many different places of ________(interesting ) in China.37.When the bus driver saw the puppy in the middle of the street, he stopped the bus______________(immediate).38.My flat is on the _______ (nine) floor.39.Don’t make so much ________(noisy). The baby is sleeping.40.We must keep ourselves _________(safely) when we cross the street.41.Playing computer games is really __________ (excitement).42.An Lee is a famous film __________(direction). He won the Oscar in 2006.43.David is very busy at weekends, so it is ___________(convenience) for you to visit him on Saturday.44.Have you been to Shanghai ____________(exhibit) Center yet?45.In 1995, Einstein passed away ________(peace) at the age of seventy-six.46.We must be _________(silence) because they are having a meeting.47.It is __________(please) to live in the suburbs.48.You mustn’t have too much ______(heath) food every day.49.Our teacher always gives us some __________(suggestion) on how to be healthy children.50.If you want to be strong, you should exercise ___________(regular).51.I don’t need this book. It is ________ (use).52.Peter always ______ (feel) tired, so he decided to play fewer computer games.1.The dog barks _____ / ˈfɪəslɪ/2.The Dragon Boat ______ /ˈfestəvəl/3.Five _________ /ˈpæsindʒəz/ were killed in this accidence.4.Our teacher walked around the room ______/ˈsevrəl/ times.5.Tom’s main _______/ˈintrists/ are reading and playing football.6.Alice has been a member of the Artist _______/[səˈsaiəti/ for 5 years.7.He has been in France, but his parents are ______. /ˈbrɪtɪʃ/8.I have always been regarded as a _______/ˈfɔrinə/ by the local people.9.The removal men are moving a heavy __________/ˈwɔ:drəub/down the stairs.10.The government spent a lot of money building schools and __________/tʃə:tʃiz/.11.When Mike met a _________/ˈfɔrinə/ in the street, he was too shy to say a word.12.It’s _________/ˈplezənt/ to live in the countryside.13.After the __________/ˈplezənz/ sit down ,they begin to play.14.Ben likes the new _______/kɑ:ˈtu:n/ films very much.1.Let’s take a look at the film guide first.(改为一般疑问句)_________ _______ take a look at the film guide first?2.Kitty and her friends planned to watch the two thirty show at that cinema.（划线提问）_________ _________ did Kitty and her friends plan to watch at that cinema?3.Alice couldn’t work out the problem. Peter couldn’t either.(同义转换)Alice couldn’t work out the problem. _______ _______ Peter.Shall we , which show, neither could4.Mary would like to be my penfriend. (保持句意)Mary _____ _____ be my penfriend.5.Japan had a horrible earthquake. (感叹句)_____ _____ horrible earthquake Japan had.6.She’d like to keep the white kitten as her pet . (划线)_____ kitten _____ she like to keep as her pet?7.Dogs help people in many different ways. (反义疑问)Dogs help people in many different ways, _______ ________?8.The students visited the Summer Palace last Sunday. (划线)_______ did the students visit last Sunday?9.When she was young, she like drawing better than singing. (同义句)When she was young, she ______ drawing _____ singing.10.Ben and I had a wonderful time in Beijing. (保持句意)Ben and I ______ ______ in Beijing.11.We can help the SPCA by asking other people to care for animals. （划线提问）_______ _______ we help the SPCA?12.She often takes care of her younger brother.（保持句意）She often _______ ______ her younger brother.13.We shall visit the Oriental Pearl Tower tomorrow.（一般疑问句）________ you ________ the Oriental Pearl Tower tomorrow?14.Look ,those puppies are so lovely.（感叹句）Look, ________ lovely those puppies ______!15.Mike saw Mrs. Chen yesterday. She was buying newspapers.（保持句意）Mike _____ Mrs. Chen ________ newspapers yesterday.16.Little Tom likes to eat hot dogs with tomato sauce. （划线提问）______ _____ of hot dogs does Tom like to eat?17.Your father has never been to Hongkong.（反义提问）Your father has never been to Hongkong，_______ _______?18.Kitty and Ben got up early to catch the school bus when they lived in the city centre.（划线提问）_________ ________ Kitty and Ben do when they lived in the city centre?19.Most of the students in our school had lunch at school last term.（否定句）Most of the students in our school _______ _______ lunch at school last term.20.I’d like to buy the green school bags. (划线提问)_______ schoolbag ______ you like to buy?21.My mother washed these clothes by hand.（划线提问）_______ ______ your mother wash those clothes?22.Can you tell me where I can find a post office? （保持句意）Can you tell me _____ _____ to find a post office?23.Don’t ride your bicycle here.（保持句意）We ________ ________ our bicycle here.24.My mother has worked in this school for about 20 years. （一般疑问句）_______ your mother _______ in this school for about 20 years?25.It took me half an hour to get home from school by bus.（划线）_______ _______ _______ it take you to get home from school by bus? 26.Dogs saved the family from danger. （保持句意）Dogs _______ the family _______ danger.27.Mr. Brown is an American. (划线)_______ is Mr. Brown’s _______?28.Would you like to play computer games ? （保持）_______ you ______ play computer games?29.We can’t speak Japanese or French. （保持）We can speak ________ Japanese and French.30.Joe eats too few vegetable so he is becoming fat. （保持）Joe ________ eat ________ vegetable so he is becoming fat.31.Don’t pick the flowers! （保持）_______ ______ pick the flowers.32.We have traffic rules to keep us safe. （划线）________ _______ we have traffic rules?33.Let’s have a barbecue tomorrow. （保持）________ _______ have a barbecue tomorrow?34.Mr. Black often swam in winter when he was young. （保持）Mr. Black _________ _______ ________in winter when he was young. 35.Could you tell me how I can get to the underground station? （保持）Could you tell me _______ _______ get to the underground station? 36.Kitty will sell Indian food. （划线）________ ________ _________ food will Kitty sell?37.He did exercise regularly. （一般疑问）________ he _______ exercise regularly?38.He has classes on Tuesday afternoon. （反义疑问）He has classes on Tuesday afternoon, ________ _________ ?39.They don’t live here any longer. （保持）They ______ ______ live here.40.My brother ate four bars of chocolate yesterday. （划线）________ ________ chocolate did your brother eat yesterday?41.Shall we see a film now? （保持）______ ______ see a film now?42.You mustn’t smoke here. （保持）_________ _________ here.43.Tony’s school is going to have an international food festival to raise money for the poor. （划线）_______ ________ Tony’s school going to have an international food festival?44.The apple pie cost 4.50 yuan.（反义疑问）The apple pie cost 4.50 yuan，________ _________?。

七年级下英语U6综合练习I. Translate the following phrases into English (将下列词组翻译成英语）：1.开始生长 ______________________________2.筑巢___________________________3.坐在阳光下 ____________________________4.使某人想起______________________ S.在公园里野餐 __________________________ 6.在湿而脏的街道上散步____________ 7.在花丛中飞舞 __________________________ 8.辛勤劳动________________________ II. Choose the best answer (选择最恰当的答案）：( )1. The _____wrote a lyric(抒情的）_____in English.A. poet... poetB. poem... poetC. poem... poemD. poet. ‘. poem( )2. I asked John, Milly and Jane, but ______of them could offer a satisfactoryexplanation.A. neitherB. allC. n oneD. no one( )3. Jessie is clever. In fact，I doubt (怀疑）whether anyone in the class has______IQ.A. a highB. a higherC. t he highestD. the higher( )4. There is _____church at the end of the road, which is ten minutes? Ride from his home.A. an English small oldB. a small old EnglishC. an old small EnglishD. a n old English small( )5. Mary’s mother makes her______ ten Maths problems every day, so she is very busy.A. doesB. doingC. d oD.to do( )6. What can you see through the telescope in the sky?A. None.B. No one.C. N obody.D. Nothing.( )7. If anybody calls, tell them I'm out, and ask them to ______their name and telephone number.A. passB. takeC. leaveD. write( )8. How often do you go to the old-age home to offer medical treatment?A. This afternoon.B. Only one.C. Twice a month.D. For two days.( )9. The room is big enough for ten people______•A. to liveB. livingC. l iveD. to live in( )10. I never hear him sing, but I am _____to find that he sings so well.A. surprisedB. surprisingC. i nterestedD. interestingIII. Complete the sentences with the given words in their proper forms (用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子。

牛津沪教版上海普陀区七年级下册英语期末考（无听力部分无答案）第二局部〔语音、词汇和语法〕II. Fill in the blanks according to the phonetic transcriptions. 〔依据所给音标，用适当的单词完成句子，每空限填一词。

〕 5分26. Please open the window. The house has some __________ [ˈɔ:fl] smell.27. Don’t tell the __________ [ˈsi:krət] to others, or I’ll be in trouble.28. Water __________ [f'ri:zɪz] when it is below 0°C.29. The blue whale is the largest animal on the __________ [ˈplænɪt].30. Our teachers usually __________ [ˈɔ:gənaɪz] different class activities for us.III. Choose the best answer. 〔选择最恰当的答案〕15分31. Which of the following underlined parts is different from the others in pronunciation?A. pillB. sinceC. stupidD. bike32. In __________ end, his dream came true because he is hard-working.A. theB. aC. anD. /33. Could you give a pair of shoes __________ my size?A. onB. atC. offD. in34. Emma’s computer is under repair, but she can use __________.A. IB. meC. mineD. my35. Autumn makes me __________ of windy days.A. to thinkB. thinkingC. thinkD. thought36. Drivers __________ wait at the crossing when the traffic light is red.A. wouldB. mustC. canD. may37. If you __________ busy tomorrow, you can do it later.A. beB. areC. will beD. were38. Your scarf is __________ than my sisters’s. I like it very much.A. beautifulB. more beautifulC. most beautifulD. the most beautiful39. __________ Mark is very poor, he lives happily in a small town.A. AlthoughB. IfC. BecauseD. When40. She felt hot, so she __________ her thick coat.A. took offB. took downC. took awayD. took out41. Perhaps there _________ cities under the sea in the future.A. isB. wasC. will beD. would be42. ——Let’s pay a visit to Shanghai Disneyland for the holiday.——__________.A. What a pity!B. Sorry, I have no idea.C. That’s all right.D. It sounds great!IV. Complete the following passage with the words in the box. Each can be only used once.〔将谢列单词填入空格，每空限填一词，每词限填一次〕5分her arms. When you are ill, she 43 her work to look after you. When you are old enough to go to school, mother still looks after you all the time. On cold winter days, she always tells you to put on more clothes. She always 44 in the wind and waits for you back from school. When you get up and just have little 45 then you hurry to leave home for school, she always feels 46 about you at home. She usually knows about your study and spends money on your school things. When you do well at school, you will see the brightest 47 on her face. Mother is always ready to give everything she has to her children, not to receive.V. Complete the sentences with the given words in their proper forms. 〔用括号中所给单词的适当方式完成以下句子〕5分48. Help __________ to the cakes, boys and girls. (you)49. Zak’s father prepared a spevial gift for his son’s __________ birthday. (ten)50. Many students think Mr. Sun is __________ and clever after they read the story. (strength)51. With the help of the police, the girl arrived at home __________. (safe)52. Stars __________ when night is over, so we can’t see them. (appear)VI. Rewrite the following sentences as required. (依据所给要求改写句子)10分53. Mr. Li found nothing in the box. (改为普通疑问句)__________ Mr. Li __________ anything in the box?54. Tom usually goes to school on foot. (改为反义疑问句)Tom usually goes to school on foot, __________ __________?55. Dan has been a teacher since 2021. (对划线局部提问)__________ __________ has Dan been a teacher?56. This sign means: Fishing is not allowed here. (坚持句意不变)This sign means : People __________ __________ here.57. in winter, interesting, snowman, to, it, a, is, make (连词成句)____________________________________________________________________.Part3 Reading and Writing第二局部〔阅读与写作〕VII. Reading comprehension(阅读了解) 26分A. Choose the right sentence to complete the dialogue. (从方框中选择恰当的句子完成对话，每句限用一次。

上海牛津版七年级下英语7B期末练习卷三和参考答案一、Choose the best answer1.Students in our school are not as many as those in theirs.2.He looked sad when he heard the bad news.3.Their house is hidden among many trees.4.Travelling by underground is more convenient nowadays than in the past.5.Write your name at the end of the paper.6.Freeze the water in the freezer。

and you’ll get ice cubes.7.The n shows that Mr。

Wind is not as strong as Mr。

Sun.8.I will never et the colourful life in my childhood.9.It is not easy for me to seal the box with so little tape.10.I don’t know if he received the present I bought him.11.Good ideas often start with a really silly n.12.Her voice sounds nice。

Maybe she can e a great singer when she grows up.13.When we were children。

we went swimming together every day in summer.14.They were talking about how to protect our earth when I entered.15.I will tell you when he calls me.16.A good friend always gives you a helping hand whenyou're in trouble.17.I’m going to teach you how to make a water boat.18.The students have already learned the good news。

2020-2021七年级下册英语综合能力训练新词对对碰：重点词语达达标I. 根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词，完成填空。

1.I will teach you how to draw a giraffe. Just_______ (仿效) me.2.There will be a new_______ (桥) above the river in our village.3.We are driving_______ (沿着) Green Street and will arrive about an hour later.4.It’s very_______(危险的) to cross the busy street alone.5.You should_______(记住) all the new words you learnt in class.要点跟踪练：重点知识演练场I. 单项选择。

1.______ model ship is colorful. What about ______?A．Mine, your B．My, your C．My, yours D．Mine, yours 2.______/raɪt/ down your hopes. The word of the sound ‘/raɪt/’ should be ______. A．Right B．Write C．White D．Light 3.—Would you like to watch the film with me?, but I have too much homework to do.A．I’d love to B．That’s all right C．It doesn’t matter D．Not at all4.He walks the road the traffic lights and walksthe bridge.A．cross; at; cross B．across; at; to C．across; on; cross D．cross; on; toII. 阅读理解。