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Unit8二、完形填空。(15分)閱讀下面短文,駕馭其大意,然后從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Fouadsataloneinthecafe,listeningtothesadmusicplayingonanoldtaperecorder.Thesongseemedtogoonforever.Fouadthoughtitwas16,buthedidn'twanttohearitnow.Itwastoosadforhim.Itmadehim17hisuncleinEgypt,whohehadn'tseenformanyyears.Fouad'sfatherhad18justafewmonthsbefore.Fouadwasmorethansadabouthisfather'sdeath.Thereweresomanythingsthathewantedtoaskhisfather19hadneverasked.Herealizedthathealmostknew20abouthisownfamily.Andhedecidedtotryandfindoutmoreabouttheplacewherehisfatherhad21.HehadnowspentacoupleofdayswalkingaroundJerusalemwithanold22inhishand.Itshowedthewhole23,hisgrandparentsstandingproudlyamongagroupoffourchildreninfrontofa24inabusystreet.Nexttothehousethereseemedtobeagardenwithwhatlookedlikeovertreesinit.Fouad,25,couldn'tfindanywhereinthismoderncitythatlookedlikethestreetorthehousewherethephotohadbeen26.Hefeltevensadderthanthesad27inthecafe,thinkingthathemight28findtheplacewherehisfatherhadbeenborn.Thegirl29singinghersad,sadsong,andFouaddecidedtogobackhome.Heputafewdollarsonthetable,rosefromhisseat30,andthenwentoutintothestreet,dragging(拖拽)hisfeet.Tearsrandownfromhischeekswhenthedoorclosedbehindhim.(D)16.A.thankfulB.badC.hopefulD.beautiful(B)17.A.hearofB.thinkofC.dreamofD.knowof(A)18.A.passedawayB.gotawayC.wentawayD.movedaway(B)19.A.soB.butC.orD.and(C)20.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything(C)21.A.gotupB.wokenupC.grownupD.turnedup(B)22.A.mapB.photoC.bookD.dictionary(A)23.A.familyB.groupC.societyD.team(B)24.A.schoolB.houseC.gardenD.tree(A)25.A.howeverB.besidesC.insteadD.then(D)26.A.lostB.shownC.foundD.taken(C)27.A.movieB.talkC.songD.show(C)28.A.onceB.thenC.neverD.again(D)29.A.startedB.lovedC.stoppedD.continued(A)30.A.slowlyB.happilyC.suddenlyD.proudly三、閱讀理解。(30分)閱讀下列材料,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。A(2024-2024學(xué)年紹興縣楊汛橋中學(xué)八下期中)JackJohnsonisoneofthemostpopularsingersandsongwritersintheworld.JackwasbornonMay18,1975inHawaii.Beingthesonofafamousswimmer,surelyJackhasaninterestinswimming.Mostofhislifelessonwaslearnedinthewater.Attheageof17,Jacktookpartintheworld'smostfamousswimmingcompetition.EveryonethoughtJackwouldbecomeaprofessional(專業(yè)的)swimmerlikehisfather.Unluckily,onemonthlater,hehadaterribleaccidentandwasseriouslyhurt.Lifeislikearevolving(旋轉(zhuǎn)的)door.Whenitcloses,italsoopens.Jackstartedtopracticeplayingtheguitarandwritesongswhilehewasstayinginhospital.Atfirst,hisfatherthoughtJackonlydiditforfun,butsoonhewassurprisedthathissonwasseriousaboutit.Whenstudyingintheuniversity,Jackdidn'tstoppracticinghisguitarskills.Heplayedtheguitarforschoolparties.Hewrotesongsandsangforhisteachersandfriends.Theylikedhissongs.Hisfirstmusicalbum(專輯)BrushfireFairytalescameoutin2001.Itwasagreatsuccess.Hissecondalbum,OnandOn,wasmuchlikehisfirst.LaterJackhadlotsofconcertsinandoutofAmerica.Hebecamepopularallovertheworld.Jackhadfivealbumsby2010andmorethan15millioncopiesofthemweresold.Whenlisteningtohissongs,youfeellikelyingonthebeachenjoyingthewarmsunshine.Jackisatalent,thoughhehimselfsaysheisonlyaswimmerwholovesmusic.Inhissongswecanfindhiskeytosuccess:Whateverhappensinourlives,wehavetoacceptitanddothebestwecan.(A)31.Jackstartedtowritesongs.A.whilehewasstayinginhospitalB.whenhehadconcertsoutofAmericaC.afterhissecondalbumcameoutD.afterheplayedtheguitarattheschoolparty(D)32.WhatisthekeytoJack'ssuccess?A.HewasborninHawaii.B.Hisfatherwasveryfamous.C.Hewrotemanysongsforhisteachersandfriends.D.Healwaysfaceddifficultiesbravelyandtriedhisbest.(B)33.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.AFamousWriterB.AFamousSingerC.AFamousSwimmerD.AFamousGuitarPlayerBAbabysnail(蝸牛)askedhismother,“WhywasIbornwithashellthatgrewsohardandheavy?”Hismothersaid,“Becausewedon'thavebonestoholdusup.Wecanonlymoveslowly,sowehaveashelltoprotectus.”Thebabysnailaskedagain,“Thecaterpillar(毛毛蟲)hasnobones,either,andshecan'tmovequickly.Whydoesn'tshehaveashell?”Themothersnailanswered,“That'sbecauseacaterpillarwillbecomeabutterfly.Shecanflyhighintothesky.Theskycanprotecther.”Thebabysnailhadanotherquestion,“Buttheearthwormmoveslikeus.Hehasnobonesandhewon'tturnintoabutterfly.Whydoesn'thecarryahardandheavyshell?”“Becausehecandigaholeandhideundertheground,andthentheearthcanprotecthim.”Thebabysnailthencried,“We'resopoor!Wehavenoprotectionfromtheskyortheearth!”Themothersnailsmiledathim,“That'swhywehaveashell.Wedon'tdependon(依靠)theskyortheearthforprotection.Wedependonourselves.”(C)34.Howmanytimesdidthebabysnailaskhismother?A.Once.B.Twice.C.Threetimes.D.Fourtimes.(A)35.Whatarethecommonthingsbetweenthesnailandthecaterpillar?a.Theydon'thavebones.b.Theydon'tmovequickly.c.Theyliveundertheground.A.abB.bcC.acD.abc(A)36.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“earthworm”meaninChinese?A.蚯蚓B.蜜蜂C.蝴蝶D.烏龜(B)37.Whatcanweknowfromthetext?A.Thebabysnailwaspoorandugly.B.Mothersnailwasproudofherself.C.Theearthwormlaughedatthesnail.D.Thecaterpillarwasthesnail'sfriend.CTeenagerswhoenjoylisteningtothesamemusicoftenhaveacommonlook.Hip-hopmusic,alsocalledrapmusic,isoneofthemostpopularkindsofmusic.Itisakindofmoderndancemusicwithspokenwordsandaheavybeat(節(jié)奏).Typicalhip-hopfashionsareloose-fitting(寬松的)streetclothes.Thestyle(風(fēng)格)includesbaggytrousers,sweatshirts,hikingboots,baseballcaps(usuallywornbackward),jacketswithsportslogosandexpensivesportsshoes.Inthehip-hopstyle,boysandgirlsoftendressthesameway.African-AmericankidsinDetroitandChicagofirstmadehip-hopfashionstrendy(時髦的)morethan20yearsago.Theyworebaggystreetclothestodanceclubs.ThenthemusicloversfromNorthAmericanandEuropeanbandsalsobegandressinglikethis.Thankstothepopularmusicvideosandmovies,hip-hopsoonbecameafashionallovertheworld.Manyteensfromdifferentcountriesaroundtheworldnowwearhip-hopclothing.Seventeen-year-oldMelanieBorrow,fromManchester,England,said,“ThethingsIcareaboutmostinlifearemyLevi'sjeans.”IntheUnitedStates,teensspendalotofmoneyonhip-hopfashions.DavidBowen,17,fromEvanston,Illinois,hasfivepairsofhikingboots,eachcostingaround$100.Davidsaid,“Theyarepopularbecausealotofhip-hopperformerswearthem.”(A)38.Hip-hopisatypeof.A.modernmusicwithspokenwordsandaheavybeatB.modernmusicwithspokenwordsandalightbeatC.oldmusicwithspokenwordsandaheavybeatD.oldmusicwithspokenwordsandalightbeat(C)39.Hip-hopbecameafashionaroundtheworldthrough.A.thesamewayofdressingB.theloose-fittingclothesC.thepopularmusicvideosandmoviesD.NorthAmericanandEuropeanbands(C)40.WhatdoMelanieandDavidhaveincommon?A.BothcomefromEurope.B.Bothhaveexpensivejeansandboots.C.Bothlovetobeinhip-hopstyle.D.Botharehip-hopperformers.(B)41.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Whypeoplelikehip-hopstyle.B.Whatisthehip-hopstyle.C.Peopleallovertheworldlikehip-hopmusic.D.Teenagerslikewearingpopularclothes.DTheOldManandtheSeaisashortnovelwrittenbyAmericanauthorErnestHemingwayin1951,whichhelpedhimwintheNobelPrizeinLiteraturein1954.Ittellsthestoryofabattle(斗爭)betweenanoldexperiencedbutlonelyfisherman,Santiago,andalargefish.ThestoryopenswithSantiagohavinggone84daysintheseawithoutcatchingabitoffish.Luckily,onthe85thday,hefoundabigfish.Itdraggedhisboatdeepintothesea.Fortwodays,Santiagoheldthefishtightlywithnofoodorwater.Finally,hewassuccessful.However,hewasattacked(攻擊)byagroupofsharks.Theoldmankeptfightingtilltheend.Althoughthebigfishwaseatenupbythesharks,theoldmanwasrespected(敬重)bythepeople.Whydoestheoldmanriskhislifefighting?Actually,itisbecausehewantstochallengehimselfinthefaceofsomedifficulties.Thespiritoftheoldmanshowsustheimportanceofnevergivinguprealizingourdreams.Also,ittellsusthathumanscansometimesbestrongerthantheforcesofnature.(C)42.WhendidHemingwaywritethenovelTheOldManandtheSea?A.In1954.B.In1985.C.In1951.D.In1919.(B)43.WhichoneistheRIGHTorder,tellinguswhathappenedtoSantiagoatsea?①Hewasattackedbyagroupsofsharks.②Hehadgone84daysintheseawithoutcatchingabitoffish.③Hefoundabigfish,butitdraggedhisboatdeepintothesea.④Thebigfishwaseatenupbythesharks.A.②①④③B.②③①④C.①④③②D.③②①④(A)44.Whatspiritmadetheoldmanrespectedbythepeople?A.Challenginghimselfinthefaceofsomedifficulties.B.Goingfishing84daysintheseaalone.C.Fightingwithagroupofsharkstilltheend.D.Believinghumansarenotstrongerthannature. (B)45.Whatkindofwritingistheabovepassage?A.Newsreport.B.Bookreview.C.Moviereview.D.Ancientstory.四、詞匯運(yùn)用。(15分)A)用方框中所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。每詞限用一次。(5分)eq\x(line,record,treasure,gun,forever)46.Theywereallsurprisedathearingthenoiseofguns.47.Wecanseetwolinesoftalltreesinthepark.48.Inthestory,themaincharacterfoundlotsoftreasure(s)intheoldhouse.49.Heoftenplayssomerecordswhenheisfree.50.You'llnevergetthatballback.It'slostforever.B)閱讀下面短文,然后依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容和所給中文提示寫出單詞的正確形式。每空限填一詞。(10分)HaveyoureadAliceinWonderlandyet?Itisa51.classic(名著)writtenbyEnglishwriterLewisCarrollin1865.IttellsaboutagirlnamedAlicefallingthrougharabbitholeintoafantasy(幻想)worldfullof52.strange(驚奇的)creatures(生物).AfterIreadthebookinthesixthgradeforthefirsttime,Ibecameabig53.fan(迷)ofit.IliketheMadHatter,theCheshireCatandtheWhiteRabbitverymuchandIhavealready54.introduced(介紹)thebooktosomeofmyfriends.55.Actually(事實(shí)上)Ihavealreadyreadthebooktwice,butIstillhavegreatinterestinitnow.EachtimeI56.finish(完成)achapter(章),Ican'twaitto57.read(讀)thenextone.Thebookisalmostacollectionofshortstories.Andtherearenewcharactersineachchapter.However,Alice'sadventuresbringallthecharacterstogetherattheveryendofthebook.Ithinkeveryone58.should(應(yīng)當(dāng))readAliceinWonderlandatleastonceinhislife.Nomatterwhatyearitisorhowoldyouare,Alice'sadventureswillneverbecomeboring.Ever59.since(自……以來)itcameout,ithasbeenpopularallovertheworld.Itwasevenmadeintoafilmin2010.Thefilm,ofcourse,wasalsoagreat60.success(勝利).五、語法填空。(10分)閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)脑~,或填入括號中所給單詞的正確形式。Ilikewatchingmovies.IwatchtheThaimovieALittleThingCalledLove,Idon't61.know(know)whyIlikeit.Ithink62.alotofyoungpeoplewillagreewithme.UsuallywethinkThaimovies63.are(be)aboutactionmoviesandthrillers.Butthese64.years(year)ChinesepeoplethinkmostoftheThai65.movies(movie)areromantic(浪漫的)movies.Forexample,movies66.aboutpuppylove(早戀):thesadTheLoveofSiam;the67.funny(fun)SeasonChange;andthislatestone,ALittleThingCalledLove.Thesemovieshavethesamething:themoviesaresimple(簡潔的),buttheyaretoolong.The68.actors(actor)inthemoviesareveryniceandclever.Theyoftenmakemovies69.intheinterestingandniceplacesinThai.Peoplecanenjoynicemountains,waterandother70.interesting(interest)thingsinThaiwhentheyarewatchingthemovies.六、任務(wù)型閱讀。(5分)閱讀下面的短文,依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,完成表格中所缺的信息,每空不超過3個單詞。CelineDionbegansinginginherparents'pianobarwhenshewasjustfiveyearsold.Attheageof12,shewroteoneofherfirstsongs.ItwasOnlyaDream.SherecordeditwiththehelpofhermotherandbrotherandsentittoamanagernamedAngelil.Angelilfoundoutthetapeandcalledthefamilybackonthesameday.Whenthe12-year-oldgirlsanginhisoffice,Angelilwasgreatlyimpressed(印象深刻).Hepaidherfirsttwoalbums.Theybothsoldwell.In1983,DionbecamethefirstCanadiantohaveabest-sellingrecordinFrance.Whenshewas18,DionsawMichaelJacksonperformingontelevisionandtoldAngelilthatshewantedtobeastarlikehim.Angelilagreed.ShewasalsosenttoanEnglishschooltolearnthelanguagethatwouldhelphertobreakintotheAmericanmarket.Her1990album,Unison,cameoutseveralhitsongsintheU.S.However,itwasBeautyandtheBeastthatmadeherveryfamous.ThesongwonbothaGrammyandanAcademyaward.Dionrecordedsixalbumsbetween1992and1996.Andin1996,shewasaskedto

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