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安徽省合肥市瑶海区2019-2020学年七年级下学期英语期末考试试卷

阅读下列短文,从每小题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出—个最佳选项。

If I want you to give me a high—five, can you do it? If you search your pocket for five yuan, it will make others laugh(大笑)!I am not asking for your money, but your fingers. It's a kind of body language.

It's very popular in America, and lots of young Chinese people also like doing that.

How do you do a high—five? It's very easy. First, put one hand up in the air. Then hit (碰)someone's hand also high in the air. When people have something happy, they always use the body language. For example, a man wins a lottery (彩票). If a football team wins a game, the players will also give high—fives to everyone around.

There are different stories about how the high—five began. One story is like this: A very long time ago, some Americans saw a group of animals. They were so excited and they put their hands up into the air.

They just wanted to hit each other. In another story, some short men met some tall men, so they had to put their hands up high to shake hands with them. The high—five was born.

Next time, when you meet an American, give a friendly high—five and make your new friend feel right at home.

(1)、"Give me a high—five" is a body language to ______________.
A、make other people laugh B、ask others for money C、tell others you're happy D、shake hands with others
(2)、You can give your friend a high—five when you _________________.
A、win a game B、lose your book    C、want some money D、say goodbye
(3)、How did those Americans feel when they saw the animals?
A、Excited. B、Relaxed. C、Bored. D、Afraid.
(4)、The writer thinks it's _____________ to do a high—five.
A、rude B、polite C、Hard D、wrong
举一反三
阅读下面材料内容, 从方框中所有的A-E五个选项中选择正确(其中一项是多余选项),并回答问题。

 Why are Modern Young People So Afraid to Answer the Phones?

{#blank#}1{#/blank#} The survey of 2,000 people also found that nearly 70% of the people between 18and 34 prefer sending messages to talking on the phone.

{#blank#}2{#/blank#} However , people between 18and 34 use the phone only to speak to their families from time to time and just for emergencies(紧急情况) .

 More than half of the young people in the survey mentioned that an unexpected call means bad new for them . {#blank#}3{#/blank#} But not talking on the phone doesn't mean these young people's phones always remain silent—They always share the latest hot news, show photos of great moments and leave voice message in chat groups.

{#blank#}4{#/blank#} We can leave the scary phone calls behind in 2024, just as we gave up the fax machine in the1990s.

A. For the older generations, talking on the phone is normal.

B. The young people didn't learn to care about others.

C. So they will get scared when their phones ring.

D. Perhaps now it's time to face up to the power of sending messages.

E. A recent survey found a quarter of people aged 18to 34 never answer the phone.

Which one do you prefer, sending messages or talk on the phone? Why ?(Answer with no more than 15 words.) {#blank#}5{#/blank#}

 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Many Chinese words have interesting meanings in them, and there is lots of history behind.

Where to buy things

When going shopping, we say mai dong xi, not mai nan bei. It is said that in the Tang Dynasty, there were two popular markets in Chang' an. One was called the East Market, and the other was the West Market. When shopping, people usually went to the East Market first, and then the West Market. As time went by, people started to describe shopping as mai dong xi.

Left or right

In Chinese, we say yi jian xiang zuo when we don't have the same idea. Why is it not yi jian xiang you? Most people today are right- handed. They feel uncomfortable if they use left hand to write or eat. It was true in the past too. So in ancient Chinese,   ▲  .

"Left" and "right" also have something to do with people's status(地位). For a long time in ancient China, "right" stood for higher status than "left".

Up or down

We use shang ce suo to mean "go to the bathroom" and xia chu fang to mean "go to the kitchen". Why? In ancient times, houses were laid out(布局) in a certain way. The gate would face south, with the bathroom in the northeast of the house and the kitchen in the southeast.

On maps, north is usually at the top while south is at the bottom. In Chinese, we talk about "the north" as shang and "the south" as xia. So people say they are going "up" to the bathroom and "down" to the kitchen.

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