2019-2020學(xué)年初一年級單元練習?M2 U7

Ⅰ. Fill in the blank with the proper word.

1.?Crowds of screaming people came onto the road in?all?d? .

2.?H? in the mountains is her favourite because she loves?nature.

3.?Did you receive?the w? of heavy rain this morning? Be careful if you go?out!

4.?You’d better read?the?i? on the bottle before taking the?pills.

5.?A loud scream broke?the s? of the?night.

6.?A little French can be?really u? when you are in?Paris.

7.?It is not easy to be professional?e-sports?p? .

8.?It is?very c? for us to go out in the city?centre.

9.?The students are?talking?n? when the teacher came?in.

10.?She came in and?sat?o? me, so we had a talk face to face?literally.

11.?The postman?d? letters on time every?day.

12.?You must be good at drawing because your dream is to be?an a? in the?future.

13.?Reader’s?Digest（讀者文摘）is?one of?my?favourite?m? .

14.?Is it?the?c? national flag? There is a maple leaf on?it.

15.?The SPCA was founded to?prevent?c? to?animals.

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Ⅱ. Fill in the blanks with the word in its proper form.

1.?? , Jerry was caught stealing the cheese in the?kitchen.（luck）

2.?It is very difficult to teach history to five-year-olds?in?a? way.（mean）

3.?Thanks for giving me?so?much? advice on my?studies.（use）

4.?All family member will get together to celebrate?my?grandfather’s? birthday next?Sunday.

5.?What?an? piece of news it?is!（excite）

6.?It?is? to lie on the grass and watch stars at night in?autumn.（please）

7.?Do you know which team was?the? of the World Cup?2018?（win）

8.?I?was?feeling? after my?holiday.（relax）

9.?Cartoons and comic books make lots?of?kids? in?Japanese.（interest）

10.?We need?two more? to move the wardrobe to the?flat.（help）

11.?Her grandma?was?a? in a big?company.（type）

12.?Have you ever been?to? ?（British）

13.?I’ve?received?a(n)? invitation from Class?2.（office）

14.?Xi’an is well-known for many?places?of? interest.（history）

15.?I?saw?a? look on her face when I told her the?news.（surprise）

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Ⅲ. Choose the best answer.

1.?? important information?is!

A.?What B.?What?an C.?How D. How?an

2.?Will you please?show?me? .

A.?where?to?do B. how?to do C. what?to?do D. when to?do

3.?Don’t worry! We?will take? _ to wash?dishes.

A.?turns B.?turn C.?orders D. order

4.?He was? to win the?prize.

A.?enough?luck B.?lucky?enough C.?enough lucky D. unlucky?enough

5.?The child?got lost? a windy?night.

A.?at B.?on C.?in D.?/

6.?? I was walking towards the museum, a stranger stopped?me.

A.?When B.?After C.?Because D.?Before

7.?Which of the following phonetic symbol is correct for the?word“direction”?

A.?/d??rek??/ B.?/d??rek?n/ C.?/?d?rek?n/ D.?/?d?rek?n/

8.?Which of the following underlined parts is different in pronunciation with?others?

A.?luck B.?hunt C.?use D.?suburb

9.?–Must I finish my homework now??–No,?you? .

A.?can’t B. needn’t C. mustn’t D. may?not

10.?We? hold the sports meeting if?the?rain? stop.

A.?don’t;?will B.?won’t;?doesn’t C.?will;?doesn’t D. won’t;?isn’t

11.?I like living in the suburbs because it?is?much? and more?peaceful.

A.?quieter B.?quite C.?more?quiet D.?quiet

12.?I?feel?very? about his?success.

A.?exciting B.?excited C. excitedly D. more?excited

13.?His?mom? for?2 hours? at the school gate?yesterday.

A.?has waited; to pick?up?him B. waited; pick him?up

C. waited; to pick?him?up D. waiting; pick him?up

14.?Don’t?eat? drink? the?underground.

A.?and,?on B.?and,?in C.?or,?by D. or,?on

15.?–Could you please give me a?hand?

–? .

A.?That’s?OK. B.?With?pleasure. C. That’s?all?right. D. My?pleasure.

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Ⅳ. Fill in the blank with the verb in its proper ?former.

1.?It’s my?turn to? （pick）our kid up today,?right?

2.?There? （be）a match between Class 1 and Class 2 next?week.

3.?He?finally?managed? （scare）the huge animal?away.

4.?They are? （plan）to?go? （fish）next?Saturday.

5.?He? （prefer）to wrestle?rather?than? （dance）when he was a?kid.

6.?She?enjoys? （watch）the?leaves? （fall）from the?trees.

7.?When mom came back home,?the?kids? （fall）asleep?already.

8.?She warned?her?kids? （not keep）secrets for?strangers.

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Ⅴ. Rewrite the following sentence.

1.?Both?the?passengers and?the?driver?were?hurt?in?the?accident.（改為否定句）

? the?passengers? the?driver? hurt in the?accident.

2.?What?does?this?French?word?mean?（保持句意不變）?What’s? of this French?word?

3.?Don’t?smoke?here.（保持句意不變）

We? smoke?here.

4.?What?should?we?do?next??They?didn’t?tell?us.（保持句意基本不變）?They didn’t?tell us? next.

5.?Ben?will?come?back?to?Shanghai?in?two?weeks.（劃線提問）

? will Ben come back to?Shanghai?

6.?The?film?is?very?moving.（劃線提問）

? you? of the?film?

? you? the?film?

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Ⅰ. Read and fill in the blanks.

A lot of people in America wonder how Chinese parents raise such successful kids in math and music. Well, I can tell them, because I’ve done it. Here are some things my daughters, Sophia and Louisa, were never allowed to do:

a.?attend a?sleepover

b.?have a?playmate

c.?be in a school?play

d.?complain about not being in a school?play

e.?watch TV or play computer?games

f.?choose their own after-school?activities

g.?get any?grade?l? 1? than an?A

h.?not be the #1 student in every subject except gym and?drama

i.?play any instrument other than the piano or?yiolin

j.?not play the piano or?violin

Even when Western parents think they’re being strict, they usually don’t get close to being Chinese mothers.

Some might think that American sports parent is similar to the Chinese mother. This is so ?wrong.?U? 2? your

typical（典型）Western soccer mom, the Chinese mother believes that（1）schoolwork always comes first;（2）?an A-minus is a bad grade;（3）your children must be two years ahead of their classmates in math;（4）you must

never?praise?your?children?in?public（;???5）if?your?child?ever?disagrees?with?a?teacher?or?coach,?you?must?always?take

the side of the teacher or coach;（6）the only activities your children should be permitted（允許）to do are those in which they can eventually win a medal; and（7）that medal must be gold.

I’ve thought long and hard about how Chinese parents can get away with what they do. I think there are three big d? 3? between?the?Chinese?and?Western?parental?mindset（育兒心態(tài)）.

First, I’ve noticed that Western parents are extremely anxious about their children’s self-esteem（自尊）. They worry about how their children will feel if they fall at something. Chinese parents aren’t.

Second, Chinese parents believe that their kids owe（欠）them everything. As a result, Chinese children must

spend their lives repaying ?their parents by o ?4 ?them ?and making ?them ?proud. By contrast, most Western ??parents believe it’s the parents’ responsibility to provide for their children because the children don’t choose to be born.

Third, Chinese parents believe they know what is best for their children. That’s why Chinese girls can’t have boyfriends in high school.

Don’t get me wrong: it’s not that Chinese parents ?don’t?c? 5? about their children. Just the?opposite.?They?would give up anything for their children. It’s just an entirely different parenting?model.

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Ⅱ. Read and fill in the blanks.

Mark knew he shouldn’t be listening under the window at old Mr. Crowe’s house. But he couldn’t help it.

“What old coat?”asked a woman.

“The grey one, with all the pockets,”said a?man,?a? 1? . That was Mr.?Crowe.

“That old thing!”the woman spoke again,“I put it out for the rubbish truck this morning. It should have been thrown away years ago.”

That must be Mr. Crowe’s daughter. She is the only one who ever visits him. As Mark thought about his neighbor, there was a different noise from the house. The old man was sobbing（啜泣）.

“Why are you so upset?”asked the woman.“It was just an old coat.”

“It wasn’t just an old coat,”he shouted.“The pockets were full of treasure!”

Mark’s?stomach?lurched（心動）as?he?r? 2? what Mr. Crowe had said. He had to find the?coat—fast.

Mark had followed the rubbish truck before. He looked at his watch. By now, it would be going ??up Hill Street.

There was still time to catch it before it reached the dump（垃圾場）. He ran home to get his bike.

Mark?could?feel?the?sweat?running?down?his?back?as?he?c? 3? up?Hill?Road.?Each?push?of?the?peda（l

腳踏板）

seemed to repeat Mr. Crowe’s words,“……treasure.”Mark wondered what could be in the pockets. Hundreds of dollars at least, maybe even thousands, or diamonds, emeralds or rubies. The thought?of?i? 4? kept him?going.

At last Mark reached the top of the hill. He could see the rubbish truck, not far from the dump. He didn’t think ?it would be hard to spot Mr. Crowe’s trash bag because Mr. Crowe’s bag was always tied up with string instead of plastic?ties.

The driver unloaded the rubbish and drove away. Mark rode over to the pile of trash. Where was the bag tied with string? The s ????5 ????was starting to make him feel sick. Finally he reached the bag through all the rubbish. ??He untied the string, and there was the coat at the top of the bag. Mark pulled it out, put it under his arm, and hurried back?home.

At home, Mark spread out the coat ?and?e? 6? the pockets. There was a faded photo of a young woman, ?an

old?watch,?a?locke（t??小盒），bottle?tops?and?shark’s?tooth.?Mark?checked?through?the?pockets?again.?Sure,?there?was

nothing else. Where was the treasure?

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Ⅲ. Read the passage and answer the ?questions.

All cultures have their own creation stories（創(chuàng)世故事）. Some of these stories are very alike while others are different from each other.

What all creation stories have in common is that they explain how the world was made, how things in the world came to be, and why things happen in the way they do.

Creation stories from different cultures also explain how life came about.

They tell how animal life, plant life and human life began. Creation stories help people everywhere to understand the world and their place in the world.

Many creation stories begin with darkness. In Persian（波斯的）stories, the main god, Ahura Mazda, was the

creator of all that was good. From the darkness, he made the Sun, the stars, humans, animals and plants. Although Ahura Mazda was the main god, he did not have all the power. There were other gods, including an evil（邪惡的）?god who was always trying to destroy the good things that Ahura Mazda created.

As well as creating the world any everything in it, like water, earth, and animals, Ahura Mazda also made a man. Before Ahura Mazda had finished creating everything, the evil god attacked the world and destroyed much ?in it, including the?man.

But this didn’t stop Ahura Mazda. He went right back to work and made more things for the world. Finally, Ahura Mazda made two new humans—a man and a woman. The man and the woman became the mother and

father of the human race. Although they had been created from good, humans would never be safe from evil, because the evil god had brought it into the world. Form this time on, they would always be open to the forces（力量）of evil.

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1.?All creation stories aren’t alike, are?they?

2.?What do creation stories?explain?

3.?In Persian stories, does the main god or the evil god have all the?power?

4.?What stopped Ahura Mazda finishing creating everything for the first?time?

5.?What does the underline“it”in the last paragraph refer?to?

Ⅳ. Read the passage and answer the ?questions.

Joe and I liked Mr. Mancini’s music shop. It had the best CDs and music magazines. We hung out there most Fridays after school.

One Friday, I chose a CD that I’d been saving for and went to pay for it. The woman in front of me was talking to Mr. Mancini. He was giving one of his big hearty laughs.

I looked in the mirror that was up behind Mr. Mancini. That’s when I saw Joe pick up a music magazine and then look around and put it in his jacket.

My heart was going so fast that I felt sick. Mr. Mancini was saying goodbye to the woman, so he didn’t see a thing.

When we were outside on the street, Joe pulled the magazine out of his jacket.“Look what I got!”he said.

“I know,”I said, looking at the magazine.“I saw you take it, in the mirror.”

I was about to say something more when we ran into Joe’s mum. He instantly told his mum the magazine was mine and gave it to me. His mum got into her car and drove away.

“Can I have the magazine back?”he asked.

“I think I’ll keep it for a while,”I said, looking at Joe. “You don’t want your mum finding it.”I put it in my jacket. “Okay,”said Joe, but I could tell he wasn’t happy.

“How about some basketball tomorrow?”he asked.

“Maybe,”I said.“I’ll call you later tonight, if I’m free.”

That night, I didn’t call. Instead, I played around on my computer, and felt down. Joe had been my friend since we were small, but now something had changed.

On Saturday, I went back to Mr. Mancini’s music shop with the magazine in my jacket. I slipped the magazine out of my jacket and back onto the shelf.

The next time I saw Joe was on Monday at school.

“Hi,”he said.

I said“hi”back, but I didn’t feel like I was talking to the Joe used to hang out with at Mr. Mancini’s music shop.

I felt like I was talking to someone I didn’t know, someone who was no longer my friend.

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1.?When did Joe and I usually hang out at Mr. Mancini’s music?shop?

2.?What was I waiting to do when Joe put a music magazine in his?jacket?

3.?Was Mr. Mancini too busy or too careless to notice what’s happening in the?mirror?

4.?Why didn’t I want to give the magazine back to?Joe?

5.?How did I feel that?night?

6.?If you were the writer, what would you do then, tell your feelings to Joe and help him be an honest boy or say nothing about it and stay away from him??Why?

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Ⅴ. Translation.

1.?他別無選擇只能跟爺爺奶奶一起住在郊區(qū)。

2.?她太害羞而不敢在公共場所大聲說話。