Unit 6 Sunshine for all复习卷 （无答案）牛津译林版八年级英语下册
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Unit 6期末复习卷
一、单项选择
( )1. Mr Jiang, as________elderly man, took part in the games for________elderly, and finished________second in the race.
A. a; the; the B. an; the; / C. an; an; the D. the; an; /
( )2. The problem isn’t easy enough for me________, I want to________.
A. to work out; give up it B. working it out; give up it
C. working it out; give it up D.to work out; give it up
( )3. ---When will Ningyang Line open
---________next year. Only 40% of it________been built.
A. Until; has B. Until; have C. Not until; has D. Not until; have
( )4. The Olympic Games________ us________ a chance________ show our skills.
A. provide; with; to B. provide; for; to C. provides; with; for D. provides; to; with
( )5. You failed to do what you________ to and I’m afraid the teacher will blame(责备) you．
A. will expect B. will be expected C. expected D. were expected
( )6. Jim sat________to his mother with his eyes half________.
A. closed; opened B. close; open C. closely; opening D. close; opened
( )7. We’ll________some money for poor students by holding a charity show, then ________it to them.
A. raise;donate B.donate;donate C. raise;raise D.donate;raise
( )8. ---I want to visit the Slender West Lake. Could you please tell me something about it
---Sorry, I know just a little. You can read the________on its website.
A. purpose B. introduction C. conversation D. conclusion
( )9. I think________necessary________to take more exercise.
A. it; for Jim and me B. it’s; to Jim and me
C. that; for Jim and I D. that’s; to Jim and I
( )10. ________we have done! We feel happy to help people in need.
A. How meaningful work B. How meaningful job
C. What a meaningful job D. What a meaningful work
( )11. --- What are these young girls doing
---They are training ________volunteers ________the Spring Sports Meeting.
A. to be; to B. as; to C. for; for D. as; for
( )12. Look! The little boy is watching the bird ________.
A close B closely C closed D closing
( )13. Though (尽管) Linda is ________, she can do most things that people with good eyes can do.
A .blind B. deaf C. homeless D. poor
( ) 14. While writing, I can use the “________” method if I use something special to lead to my main ideas.
A. time order B. space order C. general to specific D. specific to general
( )15. ---Good news! Another new member in the Beidou family was sent into space.
---Scientists tried their best to pay attention to every detail. To them, ________.
A. it never rains but it pours B. a friend in need is a friend indeed
C. a miss is as good as a mile D. the grass is always greener on the other side
二、单词拼写（每空一词）
1. The students from Class 5 got several in the sports meeting. (奖品)
2. During the visit to France, President Xi said that China and France should work ________ (密切地) for the peace and development of the world.
3. Tom doesn’t know how to (实现,达到) a balance (平衡)between study and hobbies.
4. Would you like to go to (西北)China to teach poor children as a volunteer.
5. This company needs some people with business (背景).
6. They studied the (项目) very carefully to save more money.
7. At last we found some (survive) under the stones..
8. Most of the food for the homeless is provided by voluntary (organize).
9. CCTV news is on TV during (gold) hours between 7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
10. After two years of (培训)，she became an excellent nurse.
三、翻译句子
1. 特奥会包括许多类似奥运会上的比赛项目，比如像游泳、足球和篮球。
2. 对这些运动员来说,最重要的事情不是获得金牌或银牌而是变得更自信。
3. 对于有智力障碍的成年人来说，这是一个向世界展示他们技能的好机会。
4. 对于他们来说，没有教练的支持，一对一地执行任务是不可能的。
5. 这家慈善机构的目的是将血液捐献给患有心脏病的病人。
四、完形填空
Putting lion statues(雕像) outside buildings is quite common in China. It was especially 1 in ancient times. They can be seen at the gates of temples, government offices and the homes of 2 people. The statues are usually made of 3 . People believe they can scare away evil spirits and bring good 4 .
However, the lion is not a 5 of China. It was not until about 2,000 years ago, when lions were 6 to Chinese emperors as gifts, that the animal 7 be seen in China. Emperors loved lions because they looked 8 . They kept lions as pets and as a symbol of power. The animals were also believed to look 9 Suan Ni(狻猊), one of the nine legendary sons of the dragon.
Lions became even more popular in Chinese culture as Buddhism(佛教) was 10 to the country later. Buddhas(佛祖) ride lions and the lion’s roar(咆哮) was 11 to be the teachings of the Buddhas.
Since ancient times, people have put lion statues outside their houses to 12 their families. They usually put a 13 of stone lions on each side of the gate to their home. A male lion stands on the 14 playing with a ball. It stands for power. A female lion is on the right with a baby lion under her paw. She stands for a large and thriving(兴旺的) 15 .
1．A．common B．special C．strange D．fresh
2．A．smart B． good C．polite D．wealthy(富有的)
3．A．stone B．wood C．plastic D．gold
4．A．sense B．view C．idea D．luck
5．A．secret B．choice C．symbol D．native(本地物)
6．A．received B．lent C．given D．returned
7．A．should B．could C．need D．might
8．A．helpful B．gentle C．funny D．strong
9．A．like B．for C．after D．at
10．A．provided B．created C．introduced D．invented
11．A．sent B．changed C．chosen D．considered
12．A．please B．protect C．serve D．fight
13．A．pair B．piece C．copy D．number
14．A．top B．middle C．left D．bottom
15．A．mother B．family C．future D．wealth
五、阅读理解
①My daughter gave me an address book（地址簿） for my birthday. She knows the one I have is old. The gift is lovely: the cover is colourful, and the pages are white. But I don’t feel like I am free to use this new address book because I’m still tied to my old one.
②My address book tells my own story—the way I moved around. Names were added in different colours from different periods of my life. When I moved back home to Niagara, my address book included the old information I needed in order to be able to get in touch with some of my old friends again.
③There are certainly stories of friendships in this book—the comings and goings of my friends. Their address has been corrected again and again, filling up one line after another. I have started using pencil for some of them because they are taking up too much space! Some friends went on to marry each other. For such things, I used arrows (箭头) to show how these two families had become one. Children’s names were added one by one. Then some got their own lines as they moved out.
④This book also includes the stories of my family—two generations(一代人) of relatives. I can remember all their phone numbers, and I can picture their houses in detail. Some have died, but their addresses are still there in my book.
⑤“Don’t you have all that on your phone ” My daughter, who never uses address books, asked me once when she saw me checking my address book. I know that having it on a phone is super useful and can save a lot of trouble. But making changes on a phone is always done completely. When you don’t see a person any more, you delete (删除) all his information. It’s like he was never there.
⑥My old address book now sits on top of the new one. The magnet(磁铁) on its cover is as strong as ever, keeping all the people from A to Z in order. But my new address book whispers a story of new possibilities. It offers me space for those new friends that I haven’t met yet. I’ll get to it. It’s just a matter of time.
1．The old information in the old address book can help the writer ________.
A．move back home to Niagara B．connect with old friends again
C．move around the world D．make more new friends
2．The writer drew arrows in his address book when ________.
A．two strangers became friends B．two friends became husband and wife
C．a friend of hers gave birth to a child D．a friend of hers moved to a new place
3．Why does the writer dislike keeping friends’ information on a phone
A．Because she finds it not easy to use a phone.
B．Because she wants to be different from the younger.
C．Because it’s impossible to get back to the information if it is deleted.
D．Because she has to depend on her daughter to manage the information.
4．What can we infer(推断) from the last paragraph
A．The writer doesn’t like the new address book.
B．The writer will start to use the new address book soon.
C．The writer has decided to throw her old address book away.
D．The writer decides to put all her friends’ information into a phone.
5．What is the proper structure of the passage
A．①—②③④⑤—⑥ B．①②③—④—⑤⑥
C．①②—③④—⑤⑥ D．①—②③④—⑤—⑥
六、阅读表达（每题所填的内容不超过10个词）
Later the trader Haley and his slaves (黑奴) started their journey on the Ohio River on a steamboat, the La Belle Riviere. It was crowded with people on the deck.
One day, Haley went on business at a small town. Later the trader returned with a black woman. She had a baby in her arms. She was smiling and wearing nice clothes with a large box.
As the La Belle Riviere started sailing, the woman sat down with her baby. Haley said something to her. She became worried. “I don’t believe it.” Uncle Tom heard her say.
“Look here!” said Haley, showing her a document. “This says your master sold you. Your name is Lucy, isn’t it ”
“He told me that I was going down to Louisville for a job as cook at the same restaurant where my husband works,” said the woman. Then she became quiet, sat on her box, turned her back to the land and stared at the river.
At Louisville, when Lucy got up to the side of the steamboat, hoping to see her husband, a man took her baby and got off— he paid 45 dollars for the baby. When they left Louisville, Lucy returned to her seat and found her baby was missing.
“Lucy,” said the trader, “you couldn’t take your child down south. I sold him to a very good family that will take care of him better than you.”
Lucy sat down. She looked calm.
“I know it’s hard, at first, Lucy,” he started, “but you’re a clever lady and you’ll understand.”
“Master, please don’t talk to me now,” said the woman.
Uncle Tom went to sit with Lucy, and tried to comfort her, but she didn’t want to listen.
Night came and everybody went to sleep, but something woke Tom up at midnight. He saw something move quickly to the side of the boat. And he heard a splash (落水声) in the water. He got up and saw that Lucy, wasn’t there.
The next morning Haley wrote her name in his accounts book under losses. All the
slaves became more silent.
1．What is the La Belle Riviere
2．Why did Lucy smile at the beginning in this passage
3．Who sold Lucy’s baby
4．What happened to Lucy finally
5．What do you think of Haley
七、缺词填空
After my parents’ divorce（离婚）, I moved with my father to a small town when I was 12 years old. I already knew that my teen years would be a h____1____ time of my life. I was a total outsider（旁观者）and a stranger at a new school. I felt really l____2____ in my small town.
But by starting to do volunteer work when I was 14, I turned my problem into a love of h____3____ others. This made me feel like my life had a greater purpose. The more positive（积极的）energy I s____4____, the more kindness I received. I realized that my purpose in life would be to reach out to people, especially teenagers, and help them feel l____5____lonely. Then books entered my life with its special warmth.
Thanks to the w____6____ who wrote those books, the kindness from their books saved my life. Later, one of my biggest d____7____ was to become a writer so I could write books that would help other teenagers the way those books helped me. Luckily, I have been a full-time writer of teen novels since 2007. I am thankful for this great c____8____ to reach out to my young readers every day.
Small kind acts can change someone’s life. You n____9____ know what someone else is going through. But by practicing daily k_____10_____, you can become an architect（缔造者）of positive change.
1. __________ 2. __________ 3. __________ 4. __________ 5.__________
6. __________ 7. __________ 8. __________ 9. __________ 10. _________
一、单项选择
( )1. Mr Jiang, as________elderly man, took part in the games for________elderly, and finished________second in the race.
A. a; the; the B. an; the; / C. an; an; the D. the; an; /
( )2. The problem isn’t easy enough for me________, I want to________.
A. to work out; give up it B. working it out; give up it
C. working it out; give it up D.to work out; give it up
( )3. ---When will Ningyang Line open
---________next year. Only 40% of it________been built.
A. Until; has B. Until; have C. Not until; has D. Not until; have
( )4. The Olympic Games________ us________ a chance________ show our skills.
A. provide; with; to B. provide; for; to C. provides; with; for D. provides; to; with
( )5. You failed to do what you________ to and I’m afraid the teacher will blame(责备) you．
A. will expect B. will be expected C. expected D. were expected
( )6. Jim sat________to his mother with his eyes half________.
A. closed; opened B. close; open C. closely; opening D. close; opened
( )7. We’ll________some money for poor students by holding a charity show, then ________it to them.
A. raise;donate B.donate;donate C. raise;raise D.donate;raise
( )8. ---I want to visit the Slender West Lake. Could you please tell me something about it
---Sorry, I know just a little. You can read the________on its website.
A. purpose B. introduction C. conversation D. conclusion
( )9. I think________necessary________to take more exercise.
A. it; for Jim and me B. it’s; to Jim and me
C. that; for Jim and I D. that’s; to Jim and I
( )10. ________we have done! We feel happy to help people in need.
A. How meaningful work B. How meaningful job
C. What a meaningful job D. What a meaningful work
( )11. --- What are these young girls doing
---They are training ________volunteers ________the Spring Sports Meeting.
A. to be; to B. as; to C. for; for D. as; for
( )12. Look! The little boy is watching the bird ________.
A close B closely C closed D closing
( )13. Though (尽管) Linda is ________, she can do most things that people with good eyes can do.
A .blind B. deaf C. homeless D. poor
( ) 14. While writing, I can use the “________” method if I use something special to lead to my main ideas.
A. time order B. space order C. general to specific D. specific to general
( )15. ---Good news! Another new member in the Beidou family was sent into space.
---Scientists tried their best to pay attention to every detail. To them, ________.
A. it never rains but it pours B. a friend in need is a friend indeed
C. a miss is as good as a mile D. the grass is always greener on the other side
二、单词拼写（每空一词）
1. The students from Class 5 got several in the sports meeting. (奖品)
2. During the visit to France, President Xi said that China and France should work ________ (密切地) for the peace and development of the world.
3. Tom doesn’t know how to (实现,达到) a balance (平衡)between study and hobbies.
4. Would you like to go to (西北)China to teach poor children as a volunteer.
5. This company needs some people with business (背景).
6. They studied the (项目) very carefully to save more money.
7. At last we found some (survive) under the stones..
8. Most of the food for the homeless is provided by voluntary (organize).
9. CCTV news is on TV during (gold) hours between 7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
10. After two years of (培训)，she became an excellent nurse.
三、翻译句子
1. 特奥会包括许多类似奥运会上的比赛项目，比如像游泳、足球和篮球。
2. 对这些运动员来说,最重要的事情不是获得金牌或银牌而是变得更自信。
3. 对于有智力障碍的成年人来说，这是一个向世界展示他们技能的好机会。
4. 对于他们来说，没有教练的支持，一对一地执行任务是不可能的。
5. 这家慈善机构的目的是将血液捐献给患有心脏病的病人。
四、完形填空
Putting lion statues(雕像) outside buildings is quite common in China. It was especially 1 in ancient times. They can be seen at the gates of temples, government offices and the homes of 2 people. The statues are usually made of 3 . People believe they can scare away evil spirits and bring good 4 .
However, the lion is not a 5 of China. It was not until about 2,000 years ago, when lions were 6 to Chinese emperors as gifts, that the animal 7 be seen in China. Emperors loved lions because they looked 8 . They kept lions as pets and as a symbol of power. The animals were also believed to look 9 Suan Ni(狻猊), one of the nine legendary sons of the dragon.
Lions became even more popular in Chinese culture as Buddhism(佛教) was 10 to the country later. Buddhas(佛祖) ride lions and the lion’s roar(咆哮) was 11 to be the teachings of the Buddhas.
Since ancient times, people have put lion statues outside their houses to 12 their families. They usually put a 13 of stone lions on each side of the gate to their home. A male lion stands on the 14 playing with a ball. It stands for power. A female lion is on the right with a baby lion under her paw. She stands for a large and thriving(兴旺的) 15 .
1．A．common B．special C．strange D．fresh
2．A．smart B． good C．polite D．wealthy(富有的)
3．A．stone B．wood C．plastic D．gold
4．A．sense B．view C．idea D．luck
5．A．secret B．choice C．symbol D．native(本地物)
6．A．received B．lent C．given D．returned
7．A．should B．could C．need D．might
8．A．helpful B．gentle C．funny D．strong
9．A．like B．for C．after D．at
10．A．provided B．created C．introduced D．invented
11．A．sent B．changed C．chosen D．considered
12．A．please B．protect C．serve D．fight
13．A．pair B．piece C．copy D．number
14．A．top B．middle C．left D．bottom
15．A．mother B．family C．future D．wealth
五、阅读理解
①My daughter gave me an address book（地址簿） for my birthday. She knows the one I have is old. The gift is lovely: the cover is colourful, and the pages are white. But I don’t feel like I am free to use this new address book because I’m still tied to my old one.
②My address book tells my own story—the way I moved around. Names were added in different colours from different periods of my life. When I moved back home to Niagara, my address book included the old information I needed in order to be able to get in touch with some of my old friends again.
③There are certainly stories of friendships in this book—the comings and goings of my friends. Their address has been corrected again and again, filling up one line after another. I have started using pencil for some of them because they are taking up too much space! Some friends went on to marry each other. For such things, I used arrows (箭头) to show how these two families had become one. Children’s names were added one by one. Then some got their own lines as they moved out.
④This book also includes the stories of my family—two generations(一代人) of relatives. I can remember all their phone numbers, and I can picture their houses in detail. Some have died, but their addresses are still there in my book.
⑤“Don’t you have all that on your phone ” My daughter, who never uses address books, asked me once when she saw me checking my address book. I know that having it on a phone is super useful and can save a lot of trouble. But making changes on a phone is always done completely. When you don’t see a person any more, you delete (删除) all his information. It’s like he was never there.
⑥My old address book now sits on top of the new one. The magnet(磁铁) on its cover is as strong as ever, keeping all the people from A to Z in order. But my new address book whispers a story of new possibilities. It offers me space for those new friends that I haven’t met yet. I’ll get to it. It’s just a matter of time.
1．The old information in the old address book can help the writer ________.
A．move back home to Niagara B．connect with old friends again
C．move around the world D．make more new friends
2．The writer drew arrows in his address book when ________.
A．two strangers became friends B．two friends became husband and wife
C．a friend of hers gave birth to a child D．a friend of hers moved to a new place
3．Why does the writer dislike keeping friends’ information on a phone
A．Because she finds it not easy to use a phone.
B．Because she wants to be different from the younger.
C．Because it’s impossible to get back to the information if it is deleted.
D．Because she has to depend on her daughter to manage the information.
4．What can we infer(推断) from the last paragraph
A．The writer doesn’t like the new address book.
B．The writer will start to use the new address book soon.
C．The writer has decided to throw her old address book away.
D．The writer decides to put all her friends’ information into a phone.
5．What is the proper structure of the passage
A．①—②③④⑤—⑥ B．①②③—④—⑤⑥
C．①②—③④—⑤⑥ D．①—②③④—⑤—⑥
六、阅读表达（每题所填的内容不超过10个词）
Later the trader Haley and his slaves (黑奴) started their journey on the Ohio River on a steamboat, the La Belle Riviere. It was crowded with people on the deck.
One day, Haley went on business at a small town. Later the trader returned with a black woman. She had a baby in her arms. She was smiling and wearing nice clothes with a large box.
As the La Belle Riviere started sailing, the woman sat down with her baby. Haley said something to her. She became worried. “I don’t believe it.” Uncle Tom heard her say.
“Look here!” said Haley, showing her a document. “This says your master sold you. Your name is Lucy, isn’t it ”
“He told me that I was going down to Louisville for a job as cook at the same restaurant where my husband works,” said the woman. Then she became quiet, sat on her box, turned her back to the land and stared at the river.
At Louisville, when Lucy got up to the side of the steamboat, hoping to see her husband, a man took her baby and got off— he paid 45 dollars for the baby. When they left Louisville, Lucy returned to her seat and found her baby was missing.
“Lucy,” said the trader, “you couldn’t take your child down south. I sold him to a very good family that will take care of him better than you.”
Lucy sat down. She looked calm.
“I know it’s hard, at first, Lucy,” he started, “but you’re a clever lady and you’ll understand.”
“Master, please don’t talk to me now,” said the woman.
Uncle Tom went to sit with Lucy, and tried to comfort her, but she didn’t want to listen.
Night came and everybody went to sleep, but something woke Tom up at midnight. He saw something move quickly to the side of the boat. And he heard a splash (落水声) in the water. He got up and saw that Lucy, wasn’t there.
The next morning Haley wrote her name in his accounts book under losses. All the
slaves became more silent.
1．What is the La Belle Riviere
2．Why did Lucy smile at the beginning in this passage
3．Who sold Lucy’s baby
4．What happened to Lucy finally
5．What do you think of Haley
七、缺词填空
After my parents’ divorce（离婚）, I moved with my father to a small town when I was 12 years old. I already knew that my teen years would be a h____1____ time of my life. I was a total outsider（旁观者）and a stranger at a new school. I felt really l____2____ in my small town.
But by starting to do volunteer work when I was 14, I turned my problem into a love of h____3____ others. This made me feel like my life had a greater purpose. The more positive（积极的）energy I s____4____, the more kindness I received. I realized that my purpose in life would be to reach out to people, especially teenagers, and help them feel l____5____lonely. Then books entered my life with its special warmth.
Thanks to the w____6____ who wrote those books, the kindness from their books saved my life. Later, one of my biggest d____7____ was to become a writer so I could write books that would help other teenagers the way those books helped me. Luckily, I have been a full-time writer of teen novels since 2007. I am thankful for this great c____8____ to reach out to my young readers every day.
Small kind acts can change someone’s life. You n____9____ know what someone else is going through. But by practicing daily k_____10_____, you can become an architect（缔造者）of positive change.
1. __________ 2. __________ 3. __________ 4. __________ 5.__________
6. __________ 7. __________ 8. __________ 9. __________ 10. _________