牛津8A.doc

牛津 8A 第一章 基礎(chǔ)一、 Vocabulary 字母詞組1. Is your best subject at school _? (shpiycs)2. He probably eats good _ because his father is a cook. (emals)3. Playing sports makes me _. (leathyh)4. Could you tell me all _ yourself in your next letter? (batou)5. I like my school _ the teachers are very friendly. (cuasebe) 選擇所給單詞填空1. His favourite _ (sport; hobby) is playing tennis.2. A person who plans building is called an _ (architect; engineer).3. My brother is sixteen years old and about five _ (foot; feet) tall.4. We usually put a / an _ (address; place) at the top-right corner in English letters.5. Lili wants to find a _ (classmate; pen-friend) in an English speaking country. 漢語(yǔ)提示填單詞1. Sometimes we can guess the meaning from the _ (標(biāo)題) of the article.2. Many teenagers are waiting in line to get the _ (簽名) of Jay Zhou.3. Lees parents own a Korean _ (餐館) in Qingdao.4. Mr. Green works as an _ (工程師) in Paris.5. I _ (附上) a photo and a book mark in my letter. 翻譯詞組1. 兩者之間_6. 想要_2. 在東北_7. 來(lái)自于_3. 住在_8. 九英尺高_(dá)4. 隨信附寄_9. 下國(guó)際象棋_5. 給寫信_(tái)10. 熱衷于_二、 GrammarA. 單選1. I read books _ an hour every day.A. to B. at C. of D. for2. He is a new student _ England.A. to B. as C. from D. to3. His birthday is tomorrow. _.A. So he is B. So is itC. So mine is D. So is mine4. We can start the dialogue _ these words.A. use B. get C. by D. make5. It takes him an hour _.A. get to there B. get thereC. to get there D. to get to there6. _ is the bike? Just $ 150.A. How much B. How manyC. How long D. How often7. _ have your parents been abroad? Only once.A. How long B. How farC. How many times D. How often8 I really enjoy _ sports.A. playB. playing C. playedD. to play9. When she grows up, she wants _ a teacher.A. is B. be C. to beD. /10. Sidney can _ speak Chinese _.A. /, at allB. not, all C. /, at bothD. not, at all11. The teacher came _ the classroom after saying good-bye.A. in B. into C. outD. out of12. Most of the students _ playing computer games.A. be keen B. are keenC. be keen on D. are keen on13. Its not enough, please give me _ paper.A. some manyB. some muchC. some moreD. some most14. They had a surprise party yesterday. _.A. So had theyB. So didnt theyC. So they hadC. So they did15. The black T-shirt is _.A. meB. IC. myD. mine16. The children are very happy _ New Years Day.A. in B. of C. atD. on17. They _ go to bed _ they finished their homework.A. /, untilB. dont, untilC. wont, untilD. didnt, until18. It is _ July.A. the tenth ofB. the ten ofC. the tenth inD. the ten in19. I bought some school things _ pens, erasers and so on.A. suchB. asB. such asD. example20. The water can change to ice when it is _ zero.A. atB. belowB. upD. onB. 用適當(dāng)?shù)男问教羁?. There are some words at the _ (begin) of the book.2. He _ (wear) a uniform every day.3. I want _ (be) a pilot.4. How many _ (sheep) are here?5. I _ (not know) why.6. Does she _ (practice) the guitar yesterday? No, she doesnt.7. The old man said it _ (quiet).8. They just _ (leave) a few minute ago.9. Two of _ (they) ran away quickly.10. “Well _ (do),” said the teacher.C. 短文填空A) 短文填空 閱讀短文，然后從方框中選出可以填入文中空白處的單詞。(Read the following and then choose the word in box to complete the passage)called well as old tall hobby playing own born neverDear Linda,Hi! I saw your name and address in Pen-friends magazine, and I would like to be your pen-friend. First, I will tell you some things about myself. My name is Sidney Li Pei-chun. Im fourteen years _56_. Im about five feet _57_. I have short black hair and brown eyes. My favourite _58_ is playing computer games. I also enjoy _59_ chess.I live with my parents. They came to England about 30 years ago. They came from Hong Kong, but I have _60_ been there. Now my parents _61_ a Chinese restaurant in Newcastle. We live in a small house near our restaurant. I was _62_ in Newcastle in 1986. I can speak Chinese, but I cannot write it very _63_. I have a brother _64_ Edwin. He is 23. He works _65_ an architect, in London.D. 閱讀Passage Dear ChildermWhy do some kids need homework help? Some kids are sick for a long time and have missed a lot of work. Others get so busy that they cant spend enough time on homework. Dont worry. You need to talk to someone if you have problems with schoolwork. So you can get help right away before you fall behind. Here are many ways to get help.Your home is often a great place to start if you need help. Your parents may show you how to deal with a hard math problem or help you think of a subject to write about for your English class.Teachers are also important to you, because they can give you specific advice when you have trouble with the homework. Teachers can give you study tips and ideas about how to deal with homework. Helping kids learn is their job, so be sure to ask them for advice!You can also try a homework help hotline. There are some good teachers, elder students, and other experts waiting to help you.Another way is to use the Internet to visit online homework help sites. These sites can give you many kinds of advice on different subjects.Do you still have trouble with your homework?( ) 1. How many ways can you find in this passage when you have trouble with your homework?A. Four. B. Five.C. Three. D. Two.( ) 2. The Chinese meaning of the underlined word is “_ _”.A. 小費(fèi)B. 提示C. 傾斜D. 尖端( ) 3. Why do some kids need homework help?a. Because they are sick and have missed much schoolwork.b. Because they are too busy to spend enough time on their homework.c. Because their parents and teachers don t help them.A. a, b and cB. b and cC. a and cD. a and b( ) 4. Who can give you specific advice?A. Parents. B. Teachers.C. Hotlines. D. Internet.Passage Jackie Chan came into this world in 1954, the son of a poor couple who went to Hong Kong from Shandong, China. When he was born, his parents didnt have enough money to pay the hospital. They almost had to ask a doctor to adopt him. But the good omen of his birthand only child born in the Year of the Horsewas destined to change his fortune. His parents tried very hard to raise money for the hospital bill and took Jackie, their only child, home. They named him Chan Kong-sang, which means “born in Hong Kong”, to celebrate their safe arrival in Hong Kong.The family lived in the French Embassy where Jackies father worked as a cook and his mother a housekeeper. Jackie didnt like the school and left after finishing Grade One.When Jackie was seven years old, his father went to Australia and worked in a restaurant. There he could make more money. Later his father decided that the boy should learn some skills, and sent him to the China Drama Academy.( ) 1. When Jackie Chan was born, his parents _.A. were too poor to pay the hospitalB. were very happy to see their babyC. had just arrived in Hong KongD. hadnt come back to Shandong( ) 2. Jackie Chans Chinese name is _.A. 陳杰克 B. 成龍 C. 陳紅山 D. 成東桑( ) 3. Jackies father worked as a chief cook in America in ( ) 4. What do you know about Jackie Chans schooling?A. He disliked study because his family was poor.PassageEveryone needs friends. We all like to feel close to someone. It is nice to have a friend to talk, laugh, and do things with. Surely, there are times when we need to be alone. We dont always want people around. But we would feel very lonely if we never had a friend. No two people are just the same. Sometimes friends don1 get along. That doesnt mean that they no longer like each other. Most of the time they will make up and go on being friends.Sometimes friends move away. Then we feel very sad. We miss them very much. But we can call them and write to them. It could be that we will never see them again. And we can make new friends. It is surprising to find out how much we like new people when we get to know them.Families sometimes name their children after a close friend. Many places are named after men and women who have been friendly to people in a town. Some parks are named this way. So are some schools. We think of these people when we go to these places. Theres more good news for people who have friends. They live longer than people who dont. Why? It could be that they are happier. Being happy helps you stay well. Or it could be just knowing that someone cares. If someone cares about you, you take better care of yourself.( ) 1. The first paragraph tells us_.A. none need friendsB. we always need friends around us.C. Making friends is the need in peoples life.D. We need to be alone.( ) 2. Which of the following is what the writer doesnt say in the passage?A. People are happy when their friends leave them.B. Maybe people will never see their friends after friends move away.C. People can know their friends in different ways.D. People like their friends very much if they get to know them.( ) 3. Which of the following is most probable the plave people name agter friendly people?A. A house B. A room C. A village D. A library( ) 4. If people have friends , they will live longer, because_.A. they feek happier B. they get a lot of help from their friends.C. they take better care of themselves D. Both A and C( ) 5. This passage tells us_.A. that people are all friends B. that people need friendsC. how to get to know friends D. how to name a placePassageA reader from Manchester writes:Dear Julie,My question is -what is Britains favourite sport? My dad says its football but I think its tennis. Whos right? Its not an easy question to answer. Do you mean favourite sport for people to play (participant sport) or for people to watch (spectator sport)? The difference is important. Every year, four million people in Britain go fishing but every week, fifteen million watch football on TV. I telephoned the Sports Council in London and asked them the question: Its difficult to say which spectator sport is Britains favorite.Theres football, of course, but the Tennis Championships at Wimbledon are very popular too, and dont forget the Olympics, cricket and horse-racing. So I cant really answer the question about spectator sports. But the question about favorite participant sport is easy.The answer is surprising.It isnt football or tennis or any games with a ball. To give you a clue, it begins with “w”, its cheap, theres no special equipment. And everybody in Britain does it.The answer is walking. And the second favorite? Swimming.1What is the story talking about? 2. Is the question from Manchester to Julie? 3. How many people in Britain watch football on TV every week? 4. Where are the Tennis Championships held? 5. Whats Britain favorite participant sport? PassageMany people do not like to stay at home on holidays. They want to go out to see something different or do something exciting. So people from the country come to the city and people from the city go to the country for holidays. During the holidays, trains, buses and planes are all very busy. It is very hard to buy train tickets or air tickets. Many people take cars or buses for traveling. Last may Day my family went to the country by car for our holiday. There was too much traffic on the road, so we had to move very slowly. It took us about an hour to get out of the town. After some time, we came to a hill. It was green and beautiful. We thought this was a good place for a picnic, so we stoppe