2020-2021学年牛津译林版英语八年级下册课时练习 Unit 5 Good manners 单元复习（含答案）

Unit
5
Good
manners
单元复习
一、单项选择
1.
Linda
was
unhappy
because
Liz
______
her
conversation
with
Dad.
A.
pushed
in
B.
cut
in
on
C.
bumped
into
D.
dropped
in
2.
My
grandpa
is
studying
computers.
He
says
it’s
______
learn
new
things.
A.
so
late
to
B.
old
enough
to
C.
too
old
to
D.
never
too
3.
Don’t
get
off
the
bus
______
it
______
the
last
stop.
A.
after;
reaches
B.
after;
will
reach
C.
until;
reaches
D.
until;
will
reach
4.
—Mum,
I’m
13
now.
Can
I
ride
a
bike
to
school?
—Yes,
you
can.
But
you
must
follow
traffic
______
when
you
ride.
A.
safety
B.
plans
C.
rules
D.
accidents
5.
—Jack
left
the
stove
______
when
he
was
out.
—He
is
too
careless.
A.
burn
B.
burning
C.
to
burn
D.
burnt
6.
The
boy
pushed
me
away
as
I
was
______
his
way.
A.
on
B.
in
C.
by
D.
at
7.
—Dad,
can
you
take
me
to
the
theatre
tonight?
—
______
.
We
will
go
there
after
dinner.
A.
No
problem.
B.
Not
at
all
C.
Sorry,
I
can’t
D.
I’m
afraid
not
8.
—He
had
______
,
but
he
didn’t
write
______
.
—This
meant
that
he
didn’t
get
a
good
grade.
A.
enough
time;
enough
carefully
B.
enough
time;
carefully
enough
C.
time
enough;
enough
careful
D.
time
enough;
careful
enough
9.
—The
man
looks
______
fat.
—He
always
eats
______
.
A.
too
much;
too
much
B.
much
too;
much
too
C.
too
much;
much
too
D.
much
too;
too
much
10.
There
______
a
talk
on
my
favourite
subject
tomorrow
afternoon.
A.
will
have
B.
is
going
to
have
C.
is
going
to
be
D.
will
take
place
11.
—What
does
the
sign
mean?
—It
tells
us
______
photos.
A.
no
take
B.
no
to
take
C.
not
take
D.
not
to
take
12.
—Don't
park
your
car
here.
—Sorry,
I
______
the
sign.
A.
don't
notice
B.
didn't
notice
C.
haven't
noticed
D.
won't
notice
13.
—Let
me
look
at
the
main
points
in
your
notebook,
Lily.
—Sorry,
I
was
too
slow
to
______
.
A.
writing
them
down
B.
write
them
down
C.
writing
it
down
D.
write
it
down
14.
—What
a
______
rain!
—It
has
rained
______
since
last
night.
A.
heavily;
heavy
B.
hardly;
hard
C.
heavy;
heavily
D.
hard;
hardly
15.
—Jane
got
an
“A”
in
the
maths
test.
—
______
She
works
the
hardest
in
our
class.
A.
Many
hands
make
light
work.
B.
It
never
rains
but
it
pours.
C.
Don't
put
all
your
eggs
in
one
basket.
D.
No
pain,
no
gain.
二、完形填空
Around
the
world,
people
have
different
ideas
about
what
good
manners
are.
When
you
go
to
restaurants
in
different
parts
of
the
world,
it
is
___1___
to
know
the
right
and
wrong
things
to
do.
For
example,
in
China
it
is
OK
to
___2___
a
lot
of
noise
in
a
restaurant.
In
fact,
if
a
restaurant
is
not
noisy
and
___3___
,
you
may
think
there
is
something
wrong
with
it.
However,
in
many
Western
countries,
restaurants
are
___4___
places.
If
a
table
is
too
loud,
other
people
who
are
eating
there
might
even
___5___
to
the
owner
of
the
restaurant.
Paying
the
bill
is
also
different
from
country
to
country.
In
China,
one
person
usually
pays
for
___6___
at
dinner.
In
Western
countries,
one
person
pays
if
he
or
she
is
entertaining
clients
(宴请宾客).
___7___
friends
get
together,
they
usually
share
the
cost.
This
is
called
“going
Dutch”
(均摊费用).
Also,
When
westerners
pay
the
bill,
they
usually
leave
some
money
for
the
___8___
.
This
is
called
“leaving
a
tip”.
Leaving
a
tip
is
thought
to
be
polite.
In
the
US,
it
is
___9___
to
leave
tips
of
10%,
15%,
or
20%
of
the
bill,
which
is
decided
by
how
good
the
service
is.
Good
waiters
can
make
a
lot
of
money!
The
way
people
eat
food
is
different
in
the
world,
but
you
can
___10___
the
same
kind
of
food
in
many
countries.
Chinese
and
Italian
foods,
for
example,
are
popular
all
over
the
world.
1.
A.
popular
B.
different
C.
important
D.
enjoyable
2.
A.
cause
B.
keep
C.
hear
D.
make
3.
A.
lively
B.
friendly
C.
lucky
D.
polite
4.
A.
noisy
B.
quiet
C.
busy
D.
clean
5.
A.
shout
B.
explain
C.
complain
D.
speak
6.
A.
everybody
B.
nobody
C.
somebody
D.
none
7.
A
Until
B.
When
C.
Unless
D.
Since
8.
A.
gatekeeper
B.
seller
C.
waiter
D.
visitor
9.
A.
terrible
B.
common
C.
serious
D.
unusual
10.
A.
offer
B.
catch
C.
avoid
D.
find
三、阅读理解
A
Job
interviews
(面试)
can
be
very
different
from
country
to
country.
An
interviewer's
“body
language”
and
questions,
and
the
form
of
an
interview
are
not
the
same
around
the
world.
If
you're
at
a
job
interview
in
Japan,
don
t
look
directly
into
the
eyes
of
the
interviewer.
It
is
considered
impolite.
But
if
you'
re
at
an
interview
in
the
US,
you
should
make
eye
contact
with
the
interviewer.
If
you
don't,
the
interviewer
may
think
you
are
not
sure
about
your
ability.
In
the
US
and
some
other
countries,
interviewer
aren't
supposed
to
ask
questions
about
family
and
personal
(私人的)
information.
In
most
countries,
however,
personal
questions
are
very
common
during
job
interviews.
In
Germany,
your
interview
might
begin
with
a
very
short
conversation
followed
by
a
formal
interview.
In
Mexico
and
many
other
countries,
the
whole
interview
might
not
be
formal.
1.
In
Japan,
looking
directly
into
the
eyes
of
the
interviewer
is
______
.
A.
boring
B.
rude
C.
humorous
D.
dangerous
2.
Which
is
proper
at
an
interview
in
the
US
according
to
the
passage?
A.
Sitting
by
the
interviewer.
B.
Making
eye
contact.
C.
Talking
about
your
family.
D.
Keeping
your
voice
down.
3.In
______
,
there
is
usually
a
short
talk
before
a
formal
interview.
A.
Japan
B.
the
US
C.
Germany
D.
Mexico
4.
In
which
part
of
a
magazine
can
you
read
about
the
passage?
A.
Culture.
B.
Geography.
C.
Science.
D.
Sports.
5.
Which
is
the
best
title
for
the
passage?
A.
Cultures
in
different
countries
B.
Body
languages
in
job
interviews
C.
How
to
have
a
job
interview
D.
Job
interviews
in
different
countries
B
In
most
languages,
a
greeting
is
usually
followed
by
small
talk.
Small
talk
means
the
little
things
we
talk
about
at
the
start
of
a
conversation.
In
English-speaking
countries,
people
often
make
small
talk
about
the
weather:
“Nice
day,
isn't
it?”
“Terrible
weather,
isn't
it?”
But
there
is
something
special
about
small
talk.
It
must
be
about
something
which
both
people
have
the
same
opinion
about.
The
purpose
of
small
talk
is
to
let
both
people
agree
on
something.
This
makes
meeting
people
easier
and
more
comfortable.
People
usually
agree
about
the
weather,
so
it
is
a
safe
topic
for
small
talk.
But
people
often
disagree
about
religion
(宗教)
or
politics
(政治),
so
these
are
not
suitable
topics
for
small
talk.
The
topics
for
small
talk
also
depend
on
where
the
conversation
is
taking
place.
At
football
matches,
people
make
small
talk
about
the
game
they
are
watching:
“Great
game,
isn't
it?”
At
bus
stops,
people
may
talk
about
the
transport
system:
“The
bus
service
is
terrible,
isn't
it?”
Greetings
and
small
talk
are
an
important
part
of
conversations
in
any
language.
The
way
people
greet
each
other
and
the
things
they
talk
about,
however,
may
be
different
from
one
language
to
another.
This
shows
that
there
is
much
more
to
learn
when
we
learn
a
language
than
just
the
vocabulary
and
the
grammar
of
the
language.
We
also
have
to
learn
about
social
behaviours
of
the
people
who
speak
it.
1.
Which
of
these
is
true
about
small
talk?
A.
It
is
a
kind
of
greeting.
B.
It
is
a
way
of
saying
goodbye.
C.
It
shows
people
's
different
opinions.
D.
People
use
it
to
start
a
conversation.
2.
Which
is
a
safe
topic
for
small
talk?
A.
The
weather.
B.
Politics.
C.
Religion.
D.
Money.
3.
According
to
the
passage,
when
we
learn
English,
we
should
learn
about
______
.
A.
the
transport
system
in
the
UK
B.
only
the
grammar
and
vocabulary
C.
the
way
British
people
speak
and
behave
D.
popular
sports
in
the
UK
4.
We
are
in
fact
______
when
we
say,
“Great
game,
isn't
it?”
A.
asking
a
question
B.
having
an
important
conversation
C.
talking
about
the
match
D.
starting
small
talk
5.
The
passage
mainly
tells
us
______
.
A.
different
languages
have
different
grammars
B.
small
talk
is
an
important
part
in
a
conversation
C.
small
talk
depends
on
the
purpose
of
the
conversation
D.
we
should
always
talk
about
safe
topics
in
English
speaking
countries
四、根据句意和汉语释义写出单词
1.
Look
at
the
sign.
It
says
“No
________
(乱丢杂物)”.
2.
The
books
on
the
shelf
are
those
________
(客人).
3.
The
boy's
parents
want
him
to
stop
________
(采摘)
flowers
in
the
park.
4.
The
room
isn't
bright
enough,
so
we
need
some
more
________
(蜡烛).
5.
The
girl
couldn't
________
(表达)
herself
clearly
because
of
shyness.
五、根据句意,
用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空
1.
Welcome
to
join
our
________
(discuss).
2.
He
was
patient
enough
to
spend
a
long
time
________
(explain)
the
thing
to
us.
3.
Mum
asks
me
not
to
leave
the
tap
________
(run).
4.
I
hope
your
fashion
party
will
be
________
(success).
5.
The
guide
advised
us
not
to
risk
________
(stay)
out
late
at
night.
六、根据汉语意思完成句子
1.孩子们很有礼貌,
他们能排队等待轮到他们。
The
children
are
__________________
queue
2.我现在很忙,
没时间和你聊天。
I'm
__________________
with
you
at
the
moment.
3.首要的是,
我们应当让孩子们安全,
避开危险。
__________
,
we
should
__________________
.
4.我们认为插队到别人前面是粗鲁的。
We
think
it's
__________________
.
5.妈妈叫我在吃饭时不要讲话。
Mum
tells
me
__________________
.
七、短文缺词填空(写出完整单词)
“Sorry”
is
a
word
that
people
in
Britain
often
say
in
daily
life.
One
day
while
I
was
w___1___
in
the
street,
a
young
man
ran
by
hurriedly,
brushing
(轻擦)
against
my
handbag.
He
continued
his
way,
but
turned
b___2___
and
said
“sorry”
to
me.
Even
in
a
rush,
he
didn't
f___3___
to
say
“sorry”.
One
day,
after
I
bought
some
bananas,
the
shopkeeper
was
passing
me
the
change,
but
I
wasn't
ready
for
it
and
a
coin
d___4___
onto
the
ground.
“Sorry,
madam,"
he
said
while
bending
to
pick
it
up.
I
was
s___5___
why
he
said
“sorry”
to
me.
Another
time,
I
stepped
(踩)
on
a
man's
f___6___
at
the
entrance
to
a
cinema.
We
b___7___
said
“sorry”
at
the
same
time.
Slowly,
I
got
to
know
that
when
something
unpleasant
happens
in
daily
life,
the
British
don't
c___8___
much
about
who
is
wrong.
If
someone
is
in
t___9___
a
“sorry”
is
always
necessary.
Perhaps
that
is
w___10___
I
seldom
see
people
quarrel
in
public
places
in
Britain.
八、书面表达
请以
“Good
manners
in
public”
为题写一篇不少
于80词的短文,
礼貌和不礼貌的行为各举两个例子。(参考词汇:
respect
尊敬behaviour
行为spit
吐痰quarrel
争吵)
Good
manners
in
public
Good
manners
means
behaving
politely
in
social
communication.
A
person
with
good
manners
always
obeys
the
public
rules.
_______________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Sadly,
we
often
see
some
people
_________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________To
be
a
person
with
good
manners,
we
must
_______________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
单元复习
一、
1-
5
BDCCB
6-10
BABDC
11-15
DBBCD
二、
16
-20
CDABC
21-
25
ABCBD
三、
26
-30
BBCAD
31-35
DACDB
四、
36.
littering
37.
guests'/visitors'
38.
picking
39.
candles
40.
express
五、
41.
discussion
42.
explaining
43.
running
44.
successful
45.
staying
六、
46.
polite
enough
to;
for
their
turns
47.
too
busy
to
chat
48.
Above
all;
keep
the
children
safe
from
danger
49.
rude
to
push
in
before
others
50.
not
to
talk
while
eating
七、
51.
walking
52.
back
53.
forget/fail
54.
dropped
55.
surprised
56.
foot/feet
57.
both
58.
care
59.
trouble
60.
why
八、Sample
writing
Good
manners
in
public
Good
manners
means
behaving
politely
in
social
communication.
A
person
with
good
manners
always
obeys
the
public
rules.
He
is
welcome
everywhere
because
he
is
always
thinking
of
others.
He
will
not
push
in
before
others,
but
queue
quietly
for
his
turn.
He
always
shuts
off
his
mobile
phone
in
libraries,
theatres
or
museums.
Sadly,
we
often
see
some
people
spit
in
public,
drop
litter
everywhere,
pick
flowers
or
walk
on
the
grass
in
the
park,
or
quarrel
with
each
other
in
public.
Nobody
wants
to
be
with
those
ill-mannered
people.
To
be
a
person
with
good
manners,
we
must
pay
attention
to
our
behaviours
in
public.
We
must
be
polite
to
others,
show
respect
to
others
and
make
those
around
us
comfortable.
In
short,
being
polite
costs
nothing
and
gains
everything.