浙江省杭州市文瀾中學(xué)2018年七上Unit 8 單元檢測(cè) （含答案）

杭州市文瀾中學(xué)2018年七上Unit8單元檢測(cè)第一部分聽(tīng)力（共2節(jié)，15小題，每題2分，滿分30分）略第二部分閱讀理解(共兩節(jié)，滿分48分)第一節(jié)(共19小題，每小題2分，滿分48分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A.B.C和D)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AMicrosoftfounderBillGateshastalkedabouttobeagoodparent,sayingthat13isarightageforachild'sfirstmobilephone.The57-year-oldfatherofthreesaidontheTodayshowthathischildrenJenniferandRorywerenotallowedphonesuntiltheirthirteenbirthdayandhisyoungestdaughterPhoebeisstillwaitingforone.“We'vemadearuleinourfamilythatit's13whenyougetaphone.”Healsosaidasaresulthischildoftenreturnedhomefromschoolcomplaining,“Alltheotherkidshaveit,I'mtheonlywithoutit,it'ssoembarrassing.”Askedifhekeepspasswords(密碼)tohissonanddaughters’e-mailandFacebookaccounts(帳號(hào)).Mr.Gatessaidthathedoesn’tforJennifer,16,whohesaysis“oldenough”.BesidestheirwealthMrandMrsGates,wholiveinLakeMedina,havesaidtheywanttoraisetheirthreechildrenasusuallyaspossible.Itissaidthattheirkidshavetodohouseworkathomeafterschoolandaren'tgivenmuchpocketmoney.Andin2010MrGatessaidthathewantedtogivemostofhis$61billionawayratherthanhanditdown.“Thatwouldn'tbegoodeitherformykidsorsociety,”hesaid.MrGatesleftMicrosoftin2008toputhishearttocharity.DuringtheTodayinterviewwithhostMattLauer,hesaidthathelpingothersmadehimfeelhappyascreatingsoftware.“Whatyoureallyfeeliswhatyou’veachieved.Ifapieceofsoftwaregetsoutthereandlotsofpeopleloveit—itletsthemgettheirworkdowninbetterways—that’sexciting.”hereplied.16.HowoldisPhoebe?A.Maybe11yearsoldB.Maybe13yearsoldC.Maybe14yearsoldD.Maybe15yearsold17.WhatdoMrGateschildrenthinkoftheirnothavingphones?A.Theyfeelitinteresting.B.Theydon’tthinkitexcitingC.Theyfeelitembarrassing.D.Theythinkitfunny18.MrGatesdoesn’tkeepapasswordtoJennifer’semailbecause.A.Jenniferdoesn’tlikehimtodosoB.JenniferisalreadysixteenyearsoldC.hethinkschildrenshouldbefreeD.parentscan’tknowkid’spassword19.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Bill’schildrenlikehisideaaboutachild’sfirstcellphone.B.BillGatesisstillworkingforMicrosoft.C.Bill’schildrenhavetodohouseworkafterschool.D.Bill’schildrenaregivenmuchpocketmoney20.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A.BillGate’sschoollifeB.HowBillGatesisworkingforcharity.C.Billgate’sworkinMicrosoftD.HowMr.andMrs.GatesraisetheirchildrenBTodaytherearemanyfiresthaninthepast.Over100,000wildfiresburneachyearinAmerica.Russiahas20,000to35,000wildfireseveryyear.Australiahasonaverage60,000eachyear.Thesefiresdestroy（損害）hugeareasofforestsandburnhundredsofhomes.Manyexpertsbelievethereareseveralreasonsforthissuddenincreaseinfires.Thefirstreasonisclimate（氣候）change.Recentweatherhasbeenwarmeranddrier.Thisleadstodangerousfireconditions.Whenlighteningstrikes（發(fā)生雷電），drygrasseasilycatchesfire.Hotwindsaddtotheproblem.Thewindspreadsafirequickly.In2010,Russiahadthehottestanddriestsummerinacentury.Injustonemonth,500firesdestroyedover2,000homes.Somepeoplelosttheirlives.Traditionalfire-fightingpracticesareanotherreasonfortheincreaseinfires.InAmerica,firefightersusedtoquicklyputouteveryfire.Theydidn’tallowthegrassandtreestoburn.Asaresult,todaymanyforestshavethickervegetation（植被）.Thickervegetationmeansmorefuel（燃料）forfires.Also,withoutfiresfromtimetotime,forestsbecomeovercrowdedandunhealthy.Sometreesaredead.Thedeadwoodtheneasilycatchesfire.Sosurprisingly,Americahasmanymorefirestodaypartlybecauseofitspastfire-fightingpractices.Scientistsnowunderstandthatafirecanbeanaturalpartofahealthyforest.Asaresult,countrieslikeAustraliaallowmorefirestoburnnaturally.Sometimes,firefightersevenstartfirestogetridof（去除）deadwood.Ofcourse,theycarefullycontrolthefires.Thefirethinsoutoldtrees.Thisallowssunlighttoreachtheground.Asaresult,fireshelpnewtreestogrow.Therefore,ifafireisnotaseriousthreat（威脅）topeople,firefightersmayletitburnnaturally.21.WhydidRussiahavesomanyfiresinonemonthin2010A.Becauselighteningspreadthefire.B.Becausetherewasmuchfuelforfires.C.Becausetherewerenotenoughfirefighters.D.Becauseitwasunusuallyhot,dryandwindy.22.Whathappensbecauseofthetraditionalfire-fightingpracticesintheUSAA.Therearefewerwildfires.B.Treesandgrassbecomethicker.C.Theweatherbecomeswarmeranddrier.D.Sunlightreachesthegroundtohelpforests.23.WhatisthemainideaofParagraph4A.Firesareseriousthreatstohumanbeings.B.Australianfirefightersdon’tputoutfires.C.FirescanplayanimportantroleIforests.D.It’sdifficultforfirefighterstocontrolthefires.24.WhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassageA.Notallthefiresintheforestsmustbeputout.B.People’scarelessnessleadstodangerousfires.C.Australiaallowsallthefirestoburnnaturally.D.TherearemorefiresinRussiathanintheUSA.CHowdoyoustudyeachday?Youmayansweritinonesecond:haveclassesatschool,takenotesanddohomework.Feelingalittlebored?Thereareotherwaysthatcanmakelearninginterestingandvaried.It’scalleddigitallearning.DigitallearningisawaytohelpstudentslearnbyusingtheInternet.Therearethreeimportantkindsofdigitallearning.Appsarecomputersoftwareapplications(應(yīng)用).Peoplecandownloadthemontheirmobiles.Theothertwokindsaresocialnetworkingservices,includingweiboandWeChatandwebsites.Everyoneofthemislikeyourteacher.Theyhelpyoumasterwhatyoulearnatsch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ChangingtheGuardorGuardMountingincludesanexchangeofguardduties(換崗)atBuckinghamPalace.Watchtheceremonyaseachsetofguardsdressedintraditionalcoatsandhatstakesoverfromtheirbrothers-in-arms.Address:BuckinghamPalace,LondonSWIA1AAPublicTransport:GreenParkTubeStationOpeningHours:11.30amdailyatBuckinghamPalace,11.00am(10.00amonSundays)dailyatHorseGuardsParade.Tickets:FreetoenterInternet:/things-to-do/event-8725947-changing-theguard BritishSummerTimeMusicFestivalTheBarclaycardBritishSummerTimeMusicFestivaltakeplaceeveryyearinCentralLondon’sHydePark.Theweek-longeventcoversmanymusicaltastes,frompoptorocktodance.Theactssofarconfirmed(確認(rèn))for2015includeTaylorSwift,TheWho,PaulWeller,EllieGoulding,KaiserChiefsandJohnNewman.Address:HydePark,London,W22UHPublicTransport:MarbleArch,HydeParkCorner,orGreenParkOpeningHours:26-27June2015Internet:/things-to-do/whats-on/music/music-festivalTotallyThamesFestival InSeptember,London’sTotallyThamesFestivalcelebratesthecity’sfamousriverover30days,spreading42miles,andmorethan100separateartsandculturalevents.In2014thefestivalwasfilledwithwalks,tours,rowing-boatraces,theatre,cinema,themanyotherexcitingwaystoenjoyLondon,alltakingplaceonornexttotheRiverThames.Address:DifferentlocationsalongtheriverOpeningHours:ThroughoutSeptemberInternet: NFLAmericanFootballLondon’sWembleyStadium,seating90,000,willhostthreegamesintheNFLInternationalSeries.In2015theteamsthatwillbevisitingLondonfromtheUSAincludetheBuffaloBills,theJacksovilleJaguars,theDetroitLions,theKansasCityChiefs,theNewYorksJetsantheMiamiDolphins.Address:WembleyStadium,EmpireWay,Wembley,London,HA9OWSPublicTransport:WembleyParkOpeningHours:4Oct,25Octand1Nov2015Internet:/tag/nfl-london 30.YoucanenjoytheceremonyofChangingtheGuardatBuckinghamPalaceat____.A.11.30ameverydayB.11.00ameverydayC.10.00amonSundays31.InthelateJune,amusicfanwouldprobablygotoLondontowatch____.A.BritishSummerTimeMusicFestivalB.London’sTotallyThamesFestivalC.NFLAmericanFootball32.TheopeninghoursforTotallyThamesFestivalis____NFLAmericanFootball.A.aslongasB.longerthanC.shorterthan33.The2015NFLAmericanFootballwillbeheldin____.A.HydeB.WembleyParkC.WembleyStadium34.Thepassageisprobablytakenfroma____.A.diaryB.geographybookC.guidebook第二節(jié)（共5小題，每小題2分，滿分10分）下面文章中有五處需要添加首句。請(qǐng)從以下選項(xiàng)中選出符合各段意思的首句。StudyingAbroadAreyouplanningtostudyinaforeignuniversity?Wellthenyoucertainlycometotherightplace.Thesetipsforstudyingabroadwillsurelymakeyoufeelathomeinanewcity.35._______Beforeyouleaveforanothercountrymakesurethatyouknowalotaboutthecountry’sculturecustomsandtraditions.Inthiswayyouwillbeabletoenjoyyournewlife.36._______Thisisperhapsthemostimportantthingtorememberbeforeyousetoffforforeigncountriestostudy.Makeanoteofalltheessentialpapersyouwouldneedbeforeandduringyourstayabroadespeciallythepassportandvisa.37._______Whenyoudecidetotakeacourseabroaditisexactlyimportantthatyoushouldresearchwell.Talktopeoplewhohavefinishedtheirstudiesfromthatuniversityorwhoareplanningtomovetothesameuniversity.Thiswayyou’llgetsomebelievableinformation.38._________Notonlywillitmakeiteasierforyoutofacepersonalinterviewsbutalsotocommunicatewiththelocalpeopleandfellowstudents.Themoreyouspeaktopeoplethemoreyou’llendupmakingfriendsquickly.Whatawaytodrivethebluesaway!Thesetipsforstudyingabroadcangoalongwayinmakingyourstayatrulymemorableone.A.Learnaboutthecountry.B.Learnabouttheuniversity.C.Makesureyouhaveallthedocuments(證件）.D.Developgoodcommunicationskills.39.Whereisthisarticlemostprobablytakenfrom?A.Asciencemagazine.B.AstudyguideC.Astorybook.D.AnEnglishdictionary.第三部分英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分20分）第一節(jié)：完形填空（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中選出一個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng)。Twobrothersworkedtogetheronafarm.Onewasmarriedandhadalarge40____.Theotherhadnowifeyet.Althoughtheylivedindifferenthouses,theysharedeverythingtheygotfromtheirfarm.Oneday,thesinglebrothersaidtohimself,“It’snot41____thatwesharealltherice.I’m42_____andIneedlessthanmybrother.”So,everynighthetookabagofricefromhisstore-roomand43_____acrossthefield44_____theirhouses,puttingitintohisbrother’sstore-room.Atthesametime,themarriedbrotherthought,“It’snotfairtosharealltherice.I’mmarriedandIhavemywifeandchildrento45____mewhenIam46____.However,mybrotherhasnoonetotakecareofhis47____.”So,eachnighthealsotookabagofriceandputitintohisbrother’sstore-room.Severalmonthspassedby.Theyfound48_____strangethattheirriceneverbecameless.Then,onedarknightthetwobrothersranintoeachother.Slowlytheybegantounderstandwhatwashappening.Theirbagsfellontothegroundandtears49_____theireyesatonce.（）40.A.groupB.familyC.classD.team（）41.A.rightB.popularC.interestingD.wrong（）42.A.poorB.happyC.aloneD.rich（）43.A.jumpedB.playedC.wentD.rode（）44.A.fromB.throughC.offD.between（）45.A.lookafterB.lookforC.lookoutD.lookat（）46.A.worriedB.oldC.healthyD.dead（）47.A.hopeB.childrenC.farmD.future（）48.A.themB.thisC.itD.that（）49.A.appearedB.filledC.droppedD.rose第二節(jié)：（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容（1個(gè)單詞）或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。將答案填寫(xiě)在答題紙的相應(yīng)位置。TheSpringFestivalistheChineseNewYear'sDay.Itusuallycomes(50)._______February.EveryoneinChina(51)._______(like)theSpringFestivalverymuch.WhenSpringFestivalcomes,LiLeiusually(52)._______(help)hisparentsclean(53)._______(they)houseanddosome(54).________(shop)andotherhousework.(55)._______thatdayeveryoneinChinaeatsjiaozi,NewYear'scakeandsomeotherdeliciousfood.LiLeilikesNewYear'scake,(56)._________WangLinsaysjiaoziisbettert