2023-2024学年人教版八年级英语下册 Unit 4 Why don't you talk to your parents？单元检测 (无答案）

Unit 4 Why don't you talk to your parents 单元检测
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一、单词过关（2*20）
1.允许 2.比赛
3.猜测 4.压力
5.联系 6.意见
7.争吵 8.技巧
9.代替 10.迅速地
11.无论什么 12.继续
13.紧张不安的 14.不再
15.提供 16.清晰的
17.归还 18.合适的
19.成员 20.发展
二、短语过关（2*10）
1.和...闲逛 2.浏览
3.解决 4.和睦相处
5.删除 6.比较
7.依...看 8.和...交流
9.重要的事 10.和...打架
三、句型过关（2*5）
1.怎么了？
2.我昨晚学习到半夜，所以我睡眠不足。
3.压力太大对一个孩子的发育不好。
4.Taylor 家是一个典型的美国家庭。
5.我想要我的孩子成为一个成功的人。
四、语法选择（1*10）
From September 2025, British Sign Language (BSL, 英式手语) classes will be taught to GCSE students (aged 15-16) in ___1___ UK, reported Euro News. The GCSE exams are similar__2___ the high school entrance exam, or zhongkao, in China.
Before, students in the UK could choose from different languages such as German and French for their GCSEs, ___3___BSL was not included. The recent change is in part because of the ___4___work of student Daniel Jillings from Lowestoft, UK. The 17-year-old has been trying to get the class added since he ___5___12.
A BSL course would be “a step towards building equality (平等) between deaf ___6___ hearing students”, Jillings told the BBC.
Around 87,000 people in the UK are deaf, according to the British Deaf Association, with a total of around 151,000 people in the country using BSL.
Jillings is deaf and was born without a cochlea (耳蜗). So he ___7___ use hearing aids (助听器). He has always used BSL and thought it was unfair that he could not take a GCSE in the language he uses to communicate.
In 2018, on the webpage he created, Jilings questioned if leaving BSL out of the country’s GCSE curriculum (课程) was unfair. Jillings has since been the subject of a documentary and has spoken in BSL to ___8___ than 20 MPs (国会议员). Thanks to his efforts, the UK government began___9___ for a BSL GCSE in 2019. However, it has taken until now for the process to be completed.
“I hope ___10___ a BSL GCSE will encourage children to learn to sign and that families of deaf children can use BSL with them from a young age,” Jillings said.
( )1. A.the B. a C. an
( )2. A.with B. of C. to
( )3. A. because B. but C. and
( )4. A. hard B. hardly C. harder
( )5. A. is B. are C. was
( )6. A. and B. so C. but
( )7. A. won’t B. can’t C. mustn’t
( )8. A.more B. many C. most
( )9. A. to plan B. planned C. plan
( )10. A. which B.that C.who
短文填空 （1*10）
This spring, the most eye-catching movie might be YOLO (《热辣滚烫》). By Feb 26, it had made over 3.3 ___1___ yuan at the box office, reported The Paper.
Directed (执导) by 41-___2___-old Jia Ling, the movie tells the story of a woman tired ___3___the world, finding___4___ and learning to love life through boxing (拳击). The name YOLO is short for the movie’s main idea – you only live once.
Jia has___5___ many different roles in her life, including crosstalk (相声) and sketch (小品) performer, variety show (综艺节目) guest and actress. It was in 2019 that she became a director for the ___6___ time, making her movie Hi, Mom (《你好，李焕英》).
Jia didn’t study directing at university. And she believes this is both a good ___7___ bad thing. It makes her feel freer in filmmaking because she doesn’t need to follow a fixed style (风格). To everyone’s___8___, Hi, Mom made her the world’s highest-grossing (票房最高的) woman director before 2023.
Before making YOLO, Jia was often seen as an overweight comedian (肥胖的喜剧演员). She often made jokes about herself to make people ___9___. For this movie, Jia ___10___ 50 kg and looked very different. Some people online said even her voice became softer, and they call this a “rebirth” for Jia.
In Jia’s eyes, her change in identity (身份) and look is her way of staying true to herself. “It’s hard to predict (预言) one’s life. I’m just following my heart but not looking for changes on purpose (故意地). Movies are now the best way to show myself, so I put all my energy (精力) into them,” Jia told Xinhua.
“Jia didn’t change at all. She’s just being more herself,” said talk show host Chen Luyu in her program A Date With Luyu
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6_________ 7___________ 8___________ 9____________ 10___________
六、回答问题（2*5）
OpenAI’s new model, Sora, is surprising the world. AI doesn’t just make text and pictures for us anymore – now, it can turn a sentence into a video.
Whether on a large TV or a small smartphone, Sora’s videos are always easy to watch and enjoy. Sora can also make scenes (场景) with lots of people doing different things with clear details (细节). It’s also learning how things should look in real life.
Sora is a good learner. It looks at many videos and learns from them by breaking them into very small bits (片段). It uses these bits to make a new video. The new video is gray (灰色的) at first and looks very messy (乱糟糟的). Then, Sora fixes the video until it looks fine. ChatGPT also helps along with way. It makes our prompts (提示语) easier to understand.
OpenAI is still testing Sora, so it is far from perfect. When it comes to complex images (复杂图像), Sora can’t make everything look real. One example is a video where a grandma blows out a birthday candle, but the flame (火焰) stays still.
What can AI do now
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Are Sora’s videos always easy or difficult to watch
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How does AI looks at many videos and learns from them
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What does ChatGPT help along with it
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Can Sora make everything look real
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