牛津译林版英语七年级下册Unit 8 Pets单元检测（无答案）.docx

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1、7BU8单元检测二、单项选择()1. does the cat weigh?A. How manyB. How much C. How heavyD. What()2. My parrot is very cleve匚 II canHello, welcome to my home! when my friends come.A. sayB. tellC. speakD. talk()3. Miss Green usually her dog out for a walk after supper.A. walksB. takesC. bringD. asks( )4.Tracy cares

2、a lot about others.in our class loves her.A. Someone B. Nobody C. Everyone D. Anyone()5. Remember to keep the medicine children.A. out ofB. away from C. on loD. away三、完形填空I dont want to go, Miss White. Im frightened (害怕的)，very frightened, Monica told her teacher.Monica was a very girl. She always sa

3、t at the back of the classroom, 2 or taking notes. Every Monday morning, there would be a special show in her class and one student would be 3 to make a speech about his or her dream. Miss White hoped that Monica could have a try the next week. But she refused.I know that it seems 4 for you, but it

4、will help you build up your confidence, said Miss While. Monica was lost in thought.The next day, Monica came to Miss Whites office. Miss White was 5 that she would take the chance. Miss White red-penciled her manuscript (手稿)of speech, corrected her 6 even helped with her body language. She advised

5、Monica to practice, to 7 that she was speaking confidently in front of her class. 8 a whole week, Monica practiced speaking in front of her imaginary friends and teacher. Behind the locked door of her bedroom, she told them about her 9 .Finally, Monday aiTived. 10 Monica was called upon to give her

6、speech, she 11 and walked to the front of the class without any notes, in a show of confidence. Monicas successful performance brought everyone a great 12 . The whole class clapped (鼓掌)for a full minute when she completed her speech. Miss White 13 . She had known that Monica would make it when she 1

7、4 took her first step to overcome (克服)her fear of speaking in public.From that day, Monicas life changed for the better. At the age of 23, she became anews reader.People who see her on television now will refused to speak up in class.find it hard to 15_ that she was once ashy girl who()1. A. activeB

8、. lazyC. quietD. polite()2. A. readingB. singingC. talkingD. laughing()3. A. warnedB. forcedC. caughtD.chosen()4. A. difficultB. importantC. necessaryD. interesting()5. A. madB. gladC. boredD. afraid()6. A. instructionB. conversation C. explanationD. pronunciation()7. A. realizeB. examineC. imagineD

9、. introduce()8. A. ByB. ForC. WithD. Along()9. A. jobB. hobbyC. dreamD. promise()10. A. WhenB. UntilC. SinceD. Though()11. A. woke upB. looked upC. stood upD. dressed up()12. A. secretB. thoughtC. decisionD. surprise()13. A. agreedB. smiledC. answeredD. regretted()14. A. easilyB. luckilyC. quicklyD.

10、 bravely()15. A. expectB. believeC. discussD. express四、阅读选择On Nov. 16, seven astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) woke up to an alaim(警报).A Russian missile(导弹)test had just bombed a satellite into more than 1,500 pieces of space debris (残 骸).Some got very close to the ISS.NASA says sp

11、ace debris like this can travel at more than 28,000 km/h. Thats much faster than a bullel(子弹)(about 3,500 km/h). Even a pea-sized piece of debris could “wipe out“ a space station orkill an astronaut if he or she is doing a spacewalk, says Live Science.Since the 1950s, humans have sent thousands of r

12、ockets and satellites into space. Many are still there, and we now face an ever-increasing problem of space rubbish. In 2006, for example, National Geographic reported that a tiny piece of space rubbish hit the ISS, taking a small piece of glass out of a window. In June of this year, a piece of debr

13、is ran into one of the stations robotic anns, which arc just like the arms of a robot, and left a hole.Scientists are trying different ways to deal with the problem. One way is to use a huge net. In 2018, the UKs Survey Space Center caught some space rubbish with a net in an experiment. It first fou

14、nd the debris, and then collected it with a net and a harpoon（鱼叉）.Another way is to use robotic arms. Clear Space I, the European Space Agencys task to clean space rubbish, is going to be sent into space in 2025. It will use robotic arms to catch debris. This plans to throw the debris into Earths at

15、mosphere（大气层），where it will burn up as it falls because of strong friction（摩擦）.（）1. The bomb of the Russian missile mainly causes according to the article.A. plantsB. soilC. foodD. space debris（）2. According to NASA, space debris moves as fast as a bullet.A. eight timesB. nine times C. seven times D

16、. six times（）3. What happens to a space station if it gets “wiped out”？A. It gets cleaned. B. It gets rebuilt. C. It gets broken. D. It gets old.（）4. The best ways to deal with space debris is according to the article.a. throwing it away into the planet b. throwing it into the sun to bum upc. collec

17、ting it with nets and harpoons d. throwing it into Earths atmosphere to burn upA. adB. cdC. abD. bd（）5. What can we infer from Paragraph 3-4?A. There is nothing we can do to deal with space debris.B. The astronauts are quite safe in space even there is space debris.C. More and more tasks arc failing

18、 because wc dont want to cause space rubbish.D. Thousands of old rockets and satellites are turning into space rubbish for years.五、短文首字母填空As youve just found out, opening a book doesnt require much cflbrt. However, even that would be i 1 if you spent the night on the streets.After lying fbr hours on

19、 cold ground, with only a thin sleeping bag to protect you from rain or ice, your fingers would probably be so numb （麻木的）that you could hardly m2them. Youd mostlikely spend the day trying to find something to eat and somewhere to shelter from the freezing cold.You might be surprised to hear that the

20、 number of people sleeping rough （露宿）in London has doubled in the last five years and has i 3 by 30% across the rest of the country during the last two years.Once we bring a homeless person out of the freezing cold, we need your help to give him a w 4 welcome at St. Mungos very much.Will you please

21、give a Christmas gift of 25, which could p 5 a homeless person with a St.Mungos welcome pack? It could have a towel, shampoo, soap （月巴皂）,so a homeless person can have a hot s 6 and a proper clean up. The difference you could make wont end there. You see,welcoming someone into warmth and safety is ju

22、st the b7. You really could enable someone tochange their life for good.For Harvey, it was losing his job that led to him becoming h 8. Since Harvey waswelcomed into St. Mungos, he has received treatment for his health and so much more. After he took courses in useful life skills, he recently moved into his own flat.With your gift, you could help us offer a warm welcome to someone 1 9 Harvey whoscome in from the freezing streets. Tm sure youll agree thats a wonderfi.il present to give at Christmas. I hope you will sent 25, or as m 10 as you can, today.1 2.3.4.5.6.78.9.10.