十一 八年级下册 Unit 7
Ⅰ. 单项选择
( )1. (2022·长春中考)Zhao Chen ran of all the students at the sports meeting.
A. fast B. faster
C. fastest D. less fast
( )2. You need to the rice to the pan slowly.
A. add B. put
C. take D. bring
( )3. You shouldn’t eat junk food. It’s bad for your health.
A. too little B. too much
C. too many D. much too
( )4. We are not only sisters good friends.
A. and also B. but also
C. together with D. in short
( )5. I don’t know or not she will attend the wedding ceremony.
A. if B. whether
C. what D. which
( )6. Jane cooks carefully, but Lynn cooks than her.
A. careful
B. carefully
C. most careful
D. more carefully
( )7. I in touch my friends after graduation.
A. stay;with B. stay;to
C. keep;to D. make;with
( )8. The boy who walks slowly with a stick can’t see anything. He’s .
A. blind B. deaf
C. young D. sick
( )9. I think this talk is worth .
A. to listen B. to listen to
C. listening D. listening to
( )10. (2022·温州中考)—Nancy,do you know
—In 1956,I think.
A. who wrote the play Teahouse
B. what the play Teahouse is about
C. when the play Teahouse was written
D. why Lao She wrote the play Teahouse
Ⅱ. 完形填空
(2022·阜新中考)
We were standing at the top of a high tower. My father had brought me to this tower in a small town not far from our home in Rome. I wondered 1 .
“Look down,Elsa,” father said. I called up all my 2 and looked down. I saw the square in the center of the village. And I saw many twisting (曲折的) and turning streets leading 3 the square. “See,my dear,” father said softly. “There is more than one way to the square. Life is like that. If you can’t get to the place where you want to go by one road, 4 another. ”
Now I understood why I was there. Earlier that day I had asked my mother to do something about the terrible lunches that were 5 at school. But she refused because she could not believe the lunches were as bad as I said.
When I 6 to father for help,he didn’t say anything. Instead,he brought me to this high tower to give me a lesson. By the time we reached home,I had a plan.
At school the next day,I secretly poured (倒出) my lunch soup into a bottle and brought it home. Then I asked our family cook to serve it to mother at dinner. The plan worked 7 . She swallowed (咽下) one spoonful and said angrily, “The cook must have gone mad!” Quickly I told her what I had done,and mother agreed that she would deal with the 8 of lunches at school the next day!
In the years that followed I often remembered the lesson father taught me. I began to work as a fashion designer two years ago. I wouldn’t stop working until I tried every 9 means to my goal. Father’s wise 10 always remind me that there is more than one way to the square.
( )1. A. how B. why
C. when D. what
( )2. A. effort B. interests
C. thoughts D. courage
( )3. A. for B. at C. on D. to
( )4. A. make B. try C. enter D. find
( )5. A. sold B. eaten
C. served D. bought
( )6. A. turned B. stepped
C. shouted D. reported
( )7. A. awfully B. quietly
C. naturally D. perfectly
( )8. A. treat B. trade
C. matter D. research
( )9. A. direct B. quick
C. possible D. correct
( )10. A. words B. plans
C. actions D. subjects
Ⅲ. 阅读理解
(2022·孝感中考)
Chinese dishes highlight(增色)Beijing Winter Olympics. Many foreign Winter Olympics players have gone crazy about Chinese food.
Julia Marino has tried lots of different foods in Beijing. But when she was asked in an interview what her favorite meal was at the Olympic Village,Marino answered quickly,“My favorite food is jiaozi. I’ve probably had about 200 jiaozi since I came here. ”
Snowboarder Jenise Spiteri,from Malta,is another big fan of Chinese food,especially red bean buns. “It’s my favorite food that I have in the Olympic Village,” said Spiteri. “I started eating them on the first day and then for breakfast,lunch and dinner. ” She has become the “red bean bun girl” in China.
Jutta Leerdam,a 23-year-old speed skating player,from the Netherlands,posted (发帖) her favorite spicy hotchpotch (麻辣烫) on the Internet. “This is the famous Chinese snack spicy hotchpotch. It is healthier than burgers and fries. ”
German figure skater Nicole Schott said one of her favorite foods in the Olympic Village was rice. “It is different from all of our European rice,” she said. “That’s actually what I eat every single day although I have brought foods from home. ”
( )1. What’s Julia Marino’s favorite food
A. Jiaozi.
B. Red bean buns.
C. Spicy hotchpotch.
D. Rice.
( )2. Who is called the “red bean bun girl” in China
A. Julia Marino.
B. Jutta Leerdam.
C. Jenise Spiteri.
D. Nicole Schott.
( )3. Where can we read this passage probably
A. In a novel.
B. In a science book.
C. In a history magazine.
D. In a food culture newspaper.
Ⅳ. 词语运用
As a foreigner,the first time I ate hot pot was in Chongqing,China. The hot pot restaurant was one of the largest and 1. (busy) places in the city. In the restaurant, hundreds 2. people were crowded into one large room. My friend and I 3. (sit)at a table with a large pot in the middle. It was an amazing experience. I
4. (real) couldn’t forget it.
Today,the hot pot is one of the most popular forms of cooking in China,and nearly every town and city has some hot pot 5. restaurants(restaurant). Some people might ask how hot pot becomes so popular. With a hot pot,you can 6. (put) in any food that you like. The same pot can serve any number of different meals to the people sitting around the table. Everyone can eat as much 7. they want and no one is left out. This 8. (be) one of the values of Chinese culture. Finally,not only does hot pot taste wonderful,but it is the perfect way 9. (spend) time with others.
In China,people often joke that there’s no problem that a hot pot can’t solve. Over a hot pot, people can talk about not just food,but friendship. The food may soon be forgotten, 10. the friendship will stay with us forever. Even today, I remember all the good times I spent with my friends in Chongqing.十一 八年级下册 Unit 7
Ⅰ. 单项选择
(C)1. (2022·长春中考)Zhao Chen ran of all the students at the sports meeting.
A. fast B. faster
C. fastest D. less fast
(A)2. You need to the rice to the pan slowly.
A. add B. put
C. take D. bring
(B)3. You shouldn’t eat junk food. It’s bad for your health.
A. too little B. too much
C. too many D. much too
(B)4. We are not only sisters good friends.
A. and also B. but also
C. together with D. in short
(B)5. I don’t know or not she will attend the wedding ceremony.
A. if B. whether
C. what D. which
(D)6. Jane cooks carefully, but Lynn cooks than her.
A. careful
B. carefully
C. most careful
D. more carefully
(A)7. I in touch my friends after graduation.
A. stay;with B. stay;to
C. keep;to D. make;with
(A)8. The boy who walks slowly with a stick can’t see anything. He’s .
A. blind B. deaf
C. young D. sick
(D)9. I think this talk is worth .
A. to listen B. to listen to
C. listening D. listening to
(C)10. (2022·温州中考)—Nancy,do you know
—In 1956,I think.
A. who wrote the play Teahouse
B. what the play Teahouse is about
C. when the play Teahouse was written
D. why Lao She wrote the play Teahouse
Ⅱ. 完形填空
(2022·阜新中考)
We were standing at the top of a high tower. My father had brought me to this tower in a small town not far from our home in Rome. I wondered 1 .
“Look down,Elsa,” father said. I called up all my 2 and looked down. I saw the square in the center of the village. And I saw many twisting (曲折的) and turning streets leading 3 the square. “See,my dear,” father said softly. “There is more than one way to the square. Life is like that. If you can’t get to the place where you want to go by one road, 4 another. ”
Now I understood why I was there. Earlier that day I had asked my mother to do something about the terrible lunches that were 5 at school. But she refused because she could not believe the lunches were as bad as I said.
When I 6 to father for help,he didn’t say anything. Instead,he brought me to this high tower to give me a lesson. By the time we reached home,I had a plan.
At school the next day,I secretly poured (倒出) my lunch soup into a bottle and brought it home. Then I asked our family cook to serve it to mother at dinner. The plan worked 7 . She swallowed (咽下) one spoonful and said angrily, “The cook must have gone mad!” Quickly I told her what I had done,and mother agreed that she would deal with the 8 of lunches at school the next day!
In the years that followed I often remembered the lesson father taught me. I began to work as a fashion designer two years ago. I wouldn’t stop working until I tried every 9 means to my goal. Father’s wise 10 always remind me that there is more than one way to the square.
(B)1. A. how B. why
C. when D. what
(D)2. A. effort B. interests
C. thoughts D. courage
(D)3. A. for B. at C. on D. to
(B)4. A. make B. try C. enter D. find
(C)5. A. sold B. eaten
C. served D. bought
(A)6. A. turned B. stepped
C. shouted D. reported
(D)7. A. awfully B. quietly
C. naturally D. perfectly
(C)8. A. treat B. trade
C. matter D. research
(C)9. A. direct B. quick
C. possible D. correct
(A)10. A. words B. plans
C. actions D. subjects
Ⅲ. 阅读理解
(2022·孝感中考)
Chinese dishes highlight(增色)Beijing Winter Olympics. Many foreign Winter Olympics players have gone crazy about Chinese food.
Julia Marino has tried lots of different foods in Beijing. But when she was asked in an interview what her favorite meal was at the Olympic Village,Marino answered quickly,“My favorite food is jiaozi. I’ve probably had about 200 jiaozi since I came here. ”
Snowboarder Jenise Spiteri,from Malta,is another big fan of Chinese food,especially red bean buns. “It’s my favorite food that I have in the Olympic Village,” said Spiteri. “I started eating them on the first day and then for breakfast,lunch and dinner. ” She has become the “red bean bun girl” in China.
Jutta Leerdam,a 23-year-old speed skating player,from the Netherlands,posted (发帖) her favorite spicy hotchpotch (麻辣烫) on the Internet. “This is the famous Chinese snack spicy hotchpotch. It is healthier than burgers and fries. ”
German figure skater Nicole Schott said one of her favorite foods in the Olympic Village was rice. “It is different from all of our European rice,” she said. “That’s actually what I eat every single day although I have brought foods from home. ”
(A)1. What’s Julia Marino’s favorite food
A. Jiaozi.
B. Red bean buns.
C. Spicy hotchpotch.
D. Rice.
(C)2. Who is called the “red bean bun girl” in China
A. Julia Marino.
B. Jutta Leerdam.
C. Jenise Spiteri.
D. Nicole Schott.
(D)3. Where can we read this passage probably
A. In a novel.
B. In a science book.
C. In a history magazine.
D. In a food culture newspaper.
Ⅳ. 词语运用
As a foreigner,the first time I ate hot pot was in Chongqing,China. The hot pot restaurant was one of the largest and 1. busiest(busy) places in the city. In the restaurant, hundreds 2. of people were crowded into one large room. My friend and I 3. sat(sit)at a table with a large pot in the middle. It was an amazing experience. I
4. really(real) couldn’t forget it.
Today,the hot pot is one of the most popular forms of cooking in China,and nearly every town and city has some hot pot 5. restaurants(restaurant). Some people might ask how hot pot becomes so popular. With a hot pot,you can 6. put(put) in any food that you like. The same pot can serve any number of different meals to the people sitting around the table. Everyone can eat as much 7. as they want and no one is left out. This 8. is(be) one of the values of Chinese culture. Finally,not only does hot pot taste wonderful,but it is the perfect way 9. to spend(spend) time with others.
In China,people often joke that there’s no problem that a hot pot can’t solve. Over a hot pot, people can talk about not just food,but friendship. The food may soon be forgotten, 10. but the friendship will stay with us forever. Even today, I remember all the good times I spent with my friends in Chongqing.
