Unit 6 Being creative 单元练习（含答案）冀教版（2024）七年级下册

Unit6 Being creative 单元练习
一、单项选择
1．—Make sure to put ________ back in its proper place when you finish using it.
—Thanks for your reminding (提醒) .
A．something B．anything C．everything D．nothing
2．We can not take good care of ourselves without learning ________ living skills.
A．perfect B．basic C．modern D．traditional
3．— David made plans to exercise and read books every day to improve ________.
— That’s good! I also decided to care more about ________ health.
A．him；my B．him；myself C．himself；my D．himself；myself
4．—Miss Li, after reading the Art of Paper-cutting, I want to have a try. What do I need to start paper-cutting
—You just need to prepare the following things except (除了) ________.
A．scissors B．clay C．paper D．knives
5．—We’re going to use DeepSeek in class next week. It sounds boring ... just another computer thing.
—I don’t think so. DeepSeek is a useful tool and it will ________ our questions and give clear answers quickly.
A．collect B．raise C．recommend D．express
6．It’s ________ of the craftspeople to add modern art into the traditional craft.
A．relaxing B．creative C．simple D．able
7．Many craftspeople use works of art to ________ their feelings and wishes.
A．design B．attract C．express D．mean
8．Don’t run too fast, or you will hurt ________.
A．himself B．yourself C．myself D．itself
9．—Did anyone help them finish the work
—No.They finished it by _______.
A．themselves B．itself C．herself D．himself
10．I was at home alone last night and had to cook by ________.
A．I B．my C．me D．myself
二、完形填空
It often looks like a painting, but there is a lot of carving in this artwork. It is 11 ruanmuhua (软木画). It dates back to 1914. Back then, Chinese 12 Wu Qiqi got the idea from a picture postcard from Germany and created this beautiful art form. In 2008, ruanmuhua was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage (国家级非物质文化遗产).
As a lover of ruanmuhua, Chen Kongguo started to learn the 13 at 13. The 73-year-old from Fuzhou, Fujian Province has spent his life 14 ruanmunua.
“Instead of using a pen or a brush, we use a set of nicking tools (雕刻工具) to create ruanmuhua,” Chen Kongguo said. He has to 15 tools for the small parts of an artwork.
Making such an artwork is not 16 . Although there are different kinds of things like buildings, trees, and animals on ruanmuhua, every craftsman usually focuses on one kind of them. Sometimes it needs several people to work together on one artwork. “We usually start by carving small parts, and we’ll stick all the small parts together to 17 a work, ” Chen Kongguo added.
As a person who focuses carving 18 , every time Chen Kongguo begins, he has to visit the building 19 and then use a computer to make a smaller model. “ 20 there’s a small change, the whole work can not be finished, ” Chen Kongguo said. “After many years of working as a ruanmuhua creator, I even get to know more about Chinese-style architecture (建筑),” he added.
11．A．believed B．said C．called D．reported
12．A．artist B．musician C．scientist D．writer
13．A．language B．tool C．interest D．skill
14．A．trying on B．turning on C．working on D．putting on
15．A．repair B．change C．hold D．tidy
16．A．easy B．fantastic C．relaxing D．special
17．A．wake up B．cheer up C．make up D．take up
18．A．animals B．buildings C．flowers D．mountains
19．A．in time B．in order C．in surprise D．in person
20．A．Although B．If C．However D．Until
三、阅读理解
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The Luban Pillow is a traditional Chinese wooden object that has been cherished for over 2,000 years. It is not only a functional item used for sleeping and sitting but also a symbol of Chinese technology and culture. People still love it today because of its practicality and cultural significance.
Qiao Yibing, a 54-year-old from Jinan, Shandong, is dedicated to carrying on this tradition. He is skilled at crafting Luban Pillows, which are made of a single piece of wood without nails or rivets (钉子和铆钉) Creating one Luban Pillow is a detailed process that takes Qiao about three days to complete.
Qiao makes pillows of different sizes, with some being big and others small. The smallest Luban Pillows, measuring just 5cm by 1.5cm, can serve various purposes such as handles (把手), armrests for writing or drawing, wrist rests, or even phone stand. These many uses show how well Luban Pillow fits into today’s life.
Qiao Yibing sees the Luban Pillow as more than just a craft; it is a symbol of Chinese technology and culture. He believes that by continuing this tradition, he is preserving an important part of China’s heritage. The Luban Pillow’s complex design and historical value make it a cherished item both in China and abroad.
21．What does the underlined word “various” in Paragraph3 mean
A．similar B．unimportant C．different D．same
22．Which of the following is NOT true according to this passage
A．The Luban Pillow is a symbol of Chinese technology and culture.
B．Qiao Yibing is from Jinan, Shandong.
C．The Luban Pillow is made with nails and rivets.
D．The Luban Pillow has a complex design and historical value.
23．What’s the passage mainly about
A．The history of Chinese culture. B．The life of Qiao Yibing. C．The technology of ancient China. D．The Luban Pillow and its importance.
B
People like to use fans in China. Fans do not just help us stay cool in summer. They also make us look cool with traditional Chinese clothing.
One special kind of fan is the lacquered fan (漆扇). Each lacquered fan looks different because of the special way it is made. At first, many visitors to Yangzhou, Luoyang and Xi’an bought lacquered fans as gifts. And now the lacquered fans become very popular in more places.
Visitors can even make their own do-it-yourself (DIY) lacquered fans on the street. They can pick the colours they like and learn how to make the fans. The colours of lacquered fans are usually very bright, like yellow, red and green. They make the fans look beautiful!
In old times, people saw fans as works of art. They thought fans showed elegance (优雅). Men used fans to look more handsome and women used fans to hide their faces. Today, as more people are beginning to take an interest in making their special fans, the beauty of Chinese fans lives on.
24．What is special about lacquered fans
A．We buy them in cities. B．They help us feel cool.
C．Each fan looks different. D．They are very large.
25．Where did visitors first buy lacquered fans as gifts
A．Yangzhou, Luoyang and Xi’an. B．Shanghai, Beijing and Yangzhou.
C．Luoyang, Chongqing and Kunming. D．Xi’an, Beijing and Guangzhou.
26．What does the underlined word “bright” probably mean in English
A．Colourful. B．Light. C．Dark. D．Clear.
27．Why did women use fans in old times
A．To stay warm. B．To hide their faces.
C．To look more beautiful. D．To show their wealth.
C
Can a piece of paper be changed into a fine work of art If you have the chance to enjoy Liang Chunlan’s paper-cuts, you will be surprised at her skills.
Liang Chunlan, 56, is a member of the Chinese Folk Literature and Art Association. She began learning how to make paper-cuts when she was a little girl. “Influenced by both my mother and grandmother, I developed such an interest,” says Liang Chunlan.
Liang Chunlan has been making paper-cuts for more than 30 years. She has already won many prizes for her paper-cuts. By drawing ideas from life and Shanxi’s traditional culture, she has created a special artistic style.
In recent years, she has put a lot of hard work into spreading this art. She likes teaching others to make paper-cuts. Sometimes, when she eats out with her friends, she folds napkins (餐巾纸) and cuts paper to show her friends how to make paper-cuts.
“What I did was not enough.” said Liang Chunlan. To encourage (鼓励) young people to learn the craft-making skills, she has provided training classes for school students to teach them how to make paper-cuts. She has also spoken to university students in Australia and other countries to introduce this traditional art.
Liang has written several books to help Chinese understand the beauty of the paper-cuts. Some art schools have used her works as teaching materials. She will continue to do something meaningful to spread our country’s traditional art.
28．To spread her art of paper-cuts, Liang Chunlan did the following things EXCEPT________ .
A．she won many prizes for paper-cuts and became famous.
B．she teaches her friends paper-cuts while eating in restaurants.
C．she provides training classes for students at school to attend.
D．she spreads this traditional art to the students in other countries.
29．What can we infer (推测) from the underlined sentence “What I did was not enough” in Paragraph 5
A．She thought she had done much work in the past few years.
B．She felt sorry for what she did to teach others to make paper-cuts.
C．She agreed that the number of students she taught was very small.
D．She wanted to do more to make more people know about paper-cuts.
30．According to the passage, what kind of person is Liang Chunlan
A．kind but careless B．famous and interesting
C．friendly but useless D．kind and hard-working
31．What’s the best title of the passage
A．A Special Form of Paper Art B．Great Paper-cut Spreader
C．How to Make Paper-cuts D．A Book About Paper-cuts
D
Scrapbooking (剪贴簿) is a kind of hobby. It is popular now. Some people call it a friendship book. They keep pictures, letters, poems and other things they want. Today people collect many things in scrapbooks. Some people have funny collections, like pictures of the world’s most ugly dogs. Other people may collect stories about the bad weather.
To start your scrapbooking, first, you should decide what to collect. Start with just one idea. Next, you need a book with paper, scissors and glue. Then use the scissors to cut out the pictures or stories. At last use the glue to stick them to the background paper.
Scrapbooking is so popular these days. I think people want to record their family history and show it to other people. When I was a boy, I always saved bits of paper, things like movie tickets and holiday postcards. I made my first scrapbook for my grandfather ten years ago when he died. When I sat at his desk, I found some wonderful things like my grandfather’s birthday cards and photos in the past, and then I put them in the scrapbook. After that, I made two more scrapbooks for my brother and me with beautiful collections. I want to keep those happy and beautiful memories (记忆). That’s the real meaning of scrapbooking.
32．What can’t people collect in scrapbooks
A．Poems. B．Pictures. C．Letters. D．Stones.
33．How many steps (步骤) are there to make a scrapbook
A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five.
34．What can we learn about the writer’s scrapbooks
A．He made his first scrapbook at 10.
B．He put birthday cards in his first scrapbook.
C．He made 3 scrapbooks for his brother and himself.
D．He wrote down his grandfather’s life in his scrapbook.
35．What does the writer think of scrapbooking
A．It is a kind of art for children. B．It helps keep something wonderful.
C．Making scrapbooks takes a long time. D．Making scrapbooks is really boring.
四、任务型阅读
There is a special porcelain item (瓷器制品) in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province. It has up to 10,000 hollows (镂空) and beautiful clay flowers. This is Tonghua porcelain. It became a national intangible cultural heritage in 2008.
It takes around 20 steps and 45 days to turn a design on paper into a finished porcelain item. And designing is not easy. If a hollow is too large, it can crack (裂开) during firing. When making a flower, the maker also has to be quick, or the clay will become too dry.
Ye Hao is a 29-year-old inheritor (传承人) of Tonghua porcelain. His family are good at making porcelain. As there are fewer people in Chaozhou with Tonghua skills, he thinks it is important to learn the art. He started his study in high school.
Ye always gets ideas from life. He once had a design in the shape of a fan in his work. He got the idea from the feathers of a peacock he saw at a zoo. Ye is also trying to be creative with the art. He once used the main characters from animations (动漫) in his design of six Tonghua porcelain vases. Ye said he will keep trying to show the art to more people with fresh ideas.
根据短文内容，回答下列问题，答案不超过 7 个单词
36．Where is Tonghua porcelain from
37．How long does it take to make a porcelain item
38．Is it easy to turn a design on paper into a finished porcelain item
39．How did Ye once design the six Tonghua porcelain vases
40．What do you think of Ye Hao
五、短文填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个恰当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空。
Are you 41 (interest) in Chinese knots Chinese knots are 42 special kind of hand-made work. Maybe it’s hard to know 43 (clear) about when they began, but mostly, people thought that they started 44 the Tang and Song dynasties, and 45 (get) popular in the Ming and Qing dynasties.
People believe that each knot has its own 46 (mean). Nowadays, Chinese knots are always used to decorate 47 (room), making them beautiful. Chinese knots mean 48 (happy) and unity (统一).
Chinese knots are loved by people not only for their pretty shape 49 also for their value. Each knot is made 50 a piece of single rope and named for its specific form. By 51 (make) different knots together, a Chinese knot is formed. Then, each Chinese knot has its special name to wish people joy and to live 52 (long) and better.
The Chinese knot, a symbol of 53 (tradition) Chinese culture, is special and important to Chinese folk-knitting art. With 54 (it) special national charm and colorful changes, it fully 55 (express) the wisdom and rich culture of the Chinese people.
六、完成句子
56．by yourself, learn, can, you, words

57．how, practice, you, yourself, do, by

58．doing, and, happiness, from, good, springs, others, helping (.)
59．people, some, too, are, busy, eat, to, anything
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60．of, book, the, full, was, magic(.)
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七、书面表达
61．中国是一个有着五千多年历史的国家，在民间流传着许多传统的艺术和文化。皮影戏、京剧、剪纸、捏面人儿等都是中国古老的传统艺术。在创新的同时，传承优秀的中国传统文化和艺术是每个中华儿女的责任。在众多的中国传统艺术中，有什么是你特别钟爱的吗？请以“My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art”为题，写一篇英语短文。
内容包括：
1.你最喜欢的中国传统艺术是什么；
2.简单介绍该传统艺术，并指出你喜欢它的原因；
3.你的期望。
注意：
1.包含以上信息，可适当进行发挥。
2.不得透露学校、姓名等任何真实的个人信息。
3.不少于 80词，已给出部分不计入总词数。
My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art
Among all the traditional Chinese art forms, my favorite is
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1．C
2．B
3．C
4．B
5．A
6．B
7．C
8．B
9．A
10．D
11．C 12．A 13．D 14．C 15．B 16．A 17．C 18．B 19．D 20．B
21．C 22．C 23．D
24．C 25．A 26．A 27．B
28．A 29．D 30．D 31．B
32．D 33．C 34．B 35．B
36．Chaozhou./ Chaozhou, Guangdong Province. 37．45 days./ It takes 45 days. 38．No./ No, it isn’t. 39．By using the main characters from animations./ He used the main characters from animations. 40．He is creative/great/ wonderful/ hard-working / ... . (言之有理即可）
41．interested 42．a 43．clearly 44．in 45．got 46．meaning 47．rooms 48．happiness 49．but 50．of 51．making 52．longer 53．traditional 54．its 55．expresses
56．Can you learn words by yourself
57．How do you practice by yourself
58．Happiness springs from doing good and helping others
59．Some people are too busy to eat anything
60．The book was full of magic
61．例文：
My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art
Among all the traditional Chinese art forms, my favorite is paper cutting. It’s a kind of folk art in China, with a history of more than 1,500 years. People cut different pictures of people, animals or plants with knives or scissors on red paper.
I’ve been practicing paper cutting for more than five years. It’s such a wonderful art form that I fell in love with it the first time I came across it. Firstly, it’s a perfect way to train me to be patient and careful. Secondly, paper cutting works are great presents for my family and friends on special occasions.
Paper cutting is part of Chinese culture that all Chinese people should be proud of. And I want to spread it to others.