全红婵的学霸笔记
From Rural Classroom to Peking University
红婵翻开那本已经有些泛黄的笔记本,笔迹从最初的歪歪扭扭逐渐变得整齐有力。这本笔记记录了她从七年级开始的英语学习历程,每一页都凝聚着她的汗水与坚持。今天的测试题是她初中英语学习的一个重要里程碑...
"Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out." — Robert Collier
英语七年级上册测试题(2)
一、单项选择
1.
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
The boy _(runs, running) fast.
A.runs
B.running
2.
She _(goes, go) to school by bus every day.
A.goes
B.go
答案解析:
1. 动词run的第三人称单数形式是runs,所以用runs。
2. 主语she是第三人称单数,一般现在时动词需要加s。
时间旅行者李教授: "红婵,注意这些细节,第三人称单数形式是英语学习的基础。就像建造房子,地基越牢固,上面才能建得越高。"
二、用所给动词的正确形式填空
1.
He _(go) to the store to buy some groceries.
2.
The girl _(write) a letter to her grandmother.
3.
They _(watch) a movie last night.
正确答案:
1. goes (一般现在时,第三人称单数)
2. is writing (现在进行时) / writes (一般现在时)
3. watched (一般过去时)
红婵笔记: 时态判断是英语学习的关键。要牢记时间标志词,如last night表示过去,every day表示经常性动作。
三、改错题
1.
She go to school by bus.
2.
The children is playing in the park.
正确答案:
1. She goes to school by bus. (第三人称单数动词变化)
2. The children are playing in the park. (主谓一致,children是复数)
红婵自言自语: "这些错误我在开学时也常犯,但现在经过反复练习,已经能轻松发现了。李教授说英语学习就像走路,一开始会跌倒,但只要坚持就能走得稳。"
四、翻译句子
1.
我昨天去了图书馆。
2.
她每天早上都去跑步。
参考答案:
1. I went to the library yesterday.
2. She goes running every morning.
红婵笔记: 中译英时,首先要确定时态。"昨天"对应一般过去时,"每天早上"对应一般现在时。时间状语的位置也很重要,一般放在句末。
"The expert in anything was once a beginner." — Helen Hayes
五、阅读理解
阅读下面短文,回答问题:
My name is Lucy. I'm 12 years old. I live in a small town with my parents and my little brother. Every morning, I get up at 6:30. I brush my teeth and wash my face. Then I have breakfast with my family. After breakfast, I go to school by bike. My school starts at 8:00.
1.
How old is Lucy?
2.
What time does Lucy get up?
答案解析:
1. 直接信息题,文中第一句"I'm 12 years old"明确给出答案。
2. 文中提到"Every morning, I get up at 6:30",直接找到时间信息。
红婵笔记: 阅读理解要先快速浏览全文了解大意,再带着问题找具体信息。对于细节题,要准确定位原文中的相关句子。
时间旅行者李教授: "红婵,记住:阅读理解不是翻译,而是理解。就像你看中文文章一样,抓住主要信息和逻辑关系。你的进步让我想起了年轻时的自己。"
完成测试后,红婵仔细检查了每一道题,确保没有粗心错误。她知道,在学习的道路上,每一份努力都不会白费。合上笔记本,窗外的夕阳映红了她的脸庞,也照亮了那条通往远方的路...
"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today." — Malcolm X