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广东省江门市2023-2024学年七年级上学期期末英语试题

 阅读理解

In different parts of the world, students spend their school day in different ways. 

In Japan

Yuki starts her school day at 8:30 a. m. and finishes at 3:30 p. m. She has six classes a day. She can enjoy a 45-minute lunch break and eat in her classroom. 

In Brazil

Pedro's school day begins at 7:00 a. m. and ends at noon. He has four classes a day. Unlike(不像) Yuki, Pedro only has a 15-minute break for a quick snack(小吃). His school gives the snack to him.

In Canada

Emily's day starts at 9:00 a. m. and ends at 3:00 p. m. Her school gives a one-hour lunch break, and students often play outside if the weather is nice.

(1)、How many classes are there in Yuki's school?
A、Four. B、Five. C、Six. D、Seven.
(2)、What time does Emily's school day end?
A、At 12:00 p. m. B、At 3:00 p. m. C、At 3:30 p. m. D、At 4:00 p. m.
(3)、How long is Pedro's school day in Brazil?
A、3 hours. B、5 hours. C、6 hours. D、7 hours.
(4)、Who has the longest lunch break?
A、Yuki. B、Pedro. C、Emily. D、All have the same.
(5)、Where do students eat their lunch in Yuki's school?
A、In the cafeteria. B、On the playground. C、Outside the school. D、In their classrooms.
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 阅读理解

Zhu Yanjun is a migrant worker(农民工)from northwest China's Gansu Province. Recently the 50-year-old took part in the 2023 Chinese Poem Competition and won second place in the final.

Zhu was born in a family of farmers. As a young boy, Zhu would help his father do farm work after finishing classes. In 1983, as a first-grader in primary school, he met poetry for the first time in a Chinese class. Since then, he has been in love with poems. After noticing Zhu's interest, his father spared some money from the family's living costs to buy him poetry collections (诗歌集). During junior high school, some of his classmates dropped out of school and moved to other cities to look for jobs. Zhu listened to them talking about the outside world during holidays. "I also wanted to leave my hometown to see the world. "he said.

After graduating from junior high school in 1992, Zhu stopped his schooling. He began to work as a migrant worker. But he did not stop reading poems. 

In the past years, Zhu has worked in seven cities in China. Whenever he arrives in a city, he first visits the bookstores and libraries there. Although he is busy working during the day, he spends his time at noon and in the evening reading poems. He knows around1, 000 poems by heart and the lines help him keep a calm mind. 

In 2023, with the encouragement of his wife, Zhu decided to sign up for the 2023 Chinese Poem Competition. To his surprise, he made it to the final. Under his influence, his son and daughter have developed a great interest in poetry. They have been accepted by universities away from their hometown. "I hope more people will also fall in love with poetry, "said Zhu, adding that he will continue learning poetry.

 根据短文内容,判断对错。

Do you wear glasses? If yes, would you like to have surgery(手术) so you don't need to wear them anymore? Many believe that surgery can fix the problem forever, but that's not always the case(总是如此).

Most people wear glasses because of nearsightedness (近视). When we see things, light comes into our eyes and focuses (聚焦) on the retina (视网膜). But for people with nearsightedness, in their eyes, light focuses in front of the retina. This makes things far away blurry(模糊的) but close things clear. 

Surgery can treat this. Xu Jiayi, a 19-year-old student from Beijing, had the surgery five months ago during the winter vacation. "After the surgery, I can see very clearly. Life is more convenient without having to wear eyeglasses," said Xu. However, the process (过程) is not as easy as you might think. Xu said that her eyes hurt badly right after the surgery. Also, she needed to use medicine for at least three months. "At first, there were four types of medicines, then the number became six, she said. These medicines help the eye heal(康复) and prevent eye problems.

Moreover, if you don't look after your eye health well, nearsightedness may return even after surgery. "Because I use my eyes too much both at work and at home, things have started to look blurry to me again," said Du Anni, 32, who had the surgery nine years ago.

Instead of fixing nearsightedness, "the surgery just lets you ‘take off your glasses'" said Wei Wenbin from the Beijing Tongren Hospital in a speech in July. He said that the surgery doesn't fix the changes in the eye's structure(结构).

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