Unit8素能測(cè)評(píng)課件牛津譯林版英語(yǔ)（宿遷地區(qū)）七年級(jí)下冊(cè)

Unit8素能測(cè)評(píng)一、單項(xiàng)選擇。（共15小題；每小題1分，滿(mǎn)分15分）從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。（

B

）1.—Ourdogis

cleveranimal.—Yes.It’s

cleverestdogintheworld！A.the；theB.a；theC.a；aD.the；aB一二三四五六（

B

）2.（2023·宿遷月考）—Canyoumakeamodelplane

a

knife？—Yes，Icanmakeit

wood.A.with；withB.with；outofC.outof；withD.outof；outof（

C

）3.—What’sthe

ofyourcat？—Mycat

about2kilograms.

A.weigh；weighsB.weight；weightC.weight；weighsD.weighing；weighBC一二三四五六（

A

）4.Whyisshealwayssocareless？Itisthethirdtimethatshehas

leftthedoor

！A.wideopenB.wideopenedC.widelyopenedD.widelyopen（

C

）5.Edwardisusuallyvery

and

.A.friendly；quietlyB.friend；quietC.friendly；quietD.friend；quietlyAC一二三四五六（

B

）6.—CanIaskyouonequestion？Andonlyone.

—Sure.

A.Something.B.Anything.C.Someone.D.Anyone.（

A

）7.Ididn’tgotobed

11o’clockyesterday.A.untilB.betweenBAC.inD.on一二三四五六（

A

）8.（2023·宿遷泗陽(yáng)縣期末）—Daniel，wouldyouplease

Sam’sphonenumber？—OK.That’s87888766.A.repeatB.rememberC.recommendD.reply（

B

）9.Ifyouuseakitchen

，youwillunderstandthebestway

todesignit.A.fromthenonB.allthetimeC.atthatmomentD.theotherdayAB一二三四五六（

D

）10.（2023·無(wú)錫濱湖區(qū)期末）Theyoungmanfailedagain，buthe

decidedto

hisdreamandmoveon.A.hurryupB.putupC.openupD.pickup（

B

）11.Iwanttoknow

abouttheworld，soIreadnewspapers

everyday.A.newsomethingB.somethingnewC.nothingnewD.newanythingDB一二三四五六（

C

）12.Thegoldfish

bedsandwe

feedthemmuch.A.needn’t；needn’tB.doesn’tneed；needn’tC.don’tneed；needn’tD.needn’t；don’tneed（

B

）13.—Aretheywatchingthegirls

now？—Yes.Andtheywatchthem

everyday.A.dance；todanceB.dancing；danceC.todance；dancingD.dancing；todanceCB一二三四五六（

B

）14.—Ithinkstudentscanhavemobilephonestohelpwiththeir

studies.—

Theyoftenusethemtoplaygames.A.Ithinkso.B.Idon’tagree.C.Noproblem.D.Soundsgreat.（

B

）15.（2023·宿遷宿城區(qū)期末）—Doyouknowwhichwordrhymes

with“night”？—Yes，“

”does.A.highB.writeC.flyD.enoughBB一二三四五六二、（2023·海安市海陵中學(xué)調(diào)研）完形填空。（共15小題；每小題1

分，滿(mǎn)分15分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選

出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)?！癐’mgoingtomissyousomuch，Poppy，”saidthetall，thin

teenager.Hebentdowntohughisoldfriendgoodbye.Hestoodupandhugged

his

16

.Thentheboyliftedthebagontohisshoulder.“I’llcomeback

hometo

17

youinamonth，okay？”hesaid.一二三四五六Hisparents

18

andtheywatchedashewalkedintothecrowdsof

hundredsofstudentsandparents.Theboy’smother

19

tothe

dog.“Okay，Poppy，it’stimetogobackhome.”Thehouseseemed

20

withouttheboylivingthere.Allthatweek，

Poppydidn’tseeminterestedinherdinner，herfavouritetoy，orevenin

herdailywalk.Herownerswere

21

too，buttheyknewtheirsonwould

beback.Poppydidn’t.一二三四五六Theyofferedthedogherfavouritefood.Theyevenlethersitonthe

sofa，

22

Poppyjustwasn’therusualcheerfulself.“Whatshouldwedo

tocheerPoppyup？”askedDad.“We’vetried

23

.”“Ihavean

idea，butitmightbecrazy，”smiledMum.“Let’sgetalittle

24

for

Poppy.”Itdidn’ttakelongbeforetheywalkedthroughthefrontdoor

25

a

bigbox.Poppywelcomedthemhome

26

，butwhenshesawthebox，

shestopped.Sheputhernoseonit.Shecaughtthe

27

.一二三四五六Dadopenedtheboxandasweetlittledog

28

.Poppyloweredher

headtowatchitstrangely.Thenshebecamesoexcitedthatshe

29

upand

down.Afterawhile，thetwoplayedaroundthehouse，

30

runningafter

eachother.一二三四五六（）16.A.friends

B.parentsC.cousinsD.students（）17.A.seeB.know

C.forgetD.help（）18.A.answered

B.explainedC.noddedD.hoped（）19.A.agreedB.comparedC.turnedD.listened（）20.A.newB.free

C.commonD.quiet（）21.A.kind

B.sad

C.worriedD.angry（）22.A.or

B.but

C.ifD.so（）23.A.something

B.anyone

C.nothing

D.everythingACCBDBBD一二三四五六（）24.A.dog

B.boxC.bellD.sofa（）25.A.hidingB.carryingC.hittingD.finding（）26.A.asusualB.intimeC.allthetimeD.aswell（）27.A.eyeB.chanceC.timeD.smell（）28.A.finishedB.happenedC.appearedD.returned（）29.A.jumpedB.flew

C.swamD.moved（）30.A.suddenlyB.cheerfullyC.naturallyD.painfullyABADCAB一二三四五六三、閱讀。（共兩節(jié)，滿(mǎn)分35分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分，滿(mǎn)分30分）閱讀下列材料，從材料后每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最

佳選項(xiàng)。一二三四五六AWhatdoeslittlebirdsay，Inhernest（巢）earlyintheday？Letmefly，sayslittlebird，Mother，letmeflyaway.Bird，restalittlelonger，Tillthelittlewingsarestronger.Sosherestsalittlelonger，Thenshefliesaway.一二三四五六Whatdoeslittlebabysay，Inherbedearlyintheday？Babysays，likelittlebird，Letmeriseandflyaway.Baby，sleepalittlelonger，Tillthelittlelegsarestronger.Ifshesleepsalittlelonger，Babytooshallflyaway.一二三四五六（

B

）31.Whatdoesthebirdwanttodo？A.Restinthenest.B.Flybyherself.C.Staywithhermother.D.Sleepinherbed.（

C

）32.Whydoesthebabywanttobelikethelittlebird？A.Sheisstrongenough.B.Shedoesn’tlikeherbed.C.Shehopestogrowup.D.Shewantstoliveinanest.BC一二三四五六（

D

）33.Whatcanwelearnfromthepoem？A.Thebirddoesn’tlikehermother.B.Thebabycannotflywhenshegrowsup.C.Thebirdandthebabycanbegoodfriends.D.Motherslovetheirbabiesandwishthemwell.D一二三四五六BWhenKylewalkedintoErnie’sPetWorld，helookedveryanxious.The

shopowner，Ernie，jumpedoutofhisseattogreetKyle.Hewastheshop’s

firstcustomeroftheday.“Goodmorning，sir！”Erniesaid.“WhatcanIhelpyouwith？”“Well，I...”Kylestartedtosay.“Wait，don’ttellme，”Erniestoppedhim.“You’relookingfora...a

littledog...foryourdaughter’sbirthday，right？”“Notreally，Ijust...”一二三四五六Erniedidn’tlethimfinish.“Ah，I’vegotit.Youjustmovedtoanew

office，andyouwantsomefishforit.Ihavesomeverynicefishbowlsover

here.”“Infact，I...”Kylewasstartingtolookverynervousandstrange.“Nofish？Ah，acat！Youlooklikeacatperson.AtErnie’sPet

World，wehavethebestcats.Takealookatthislovelyonewithlong，

whitehair.She’slookingatyou.She’sthinking，‘Takemehome.Takeme

home.’.”“Wouldyoulikesomecatfoodandtoystoo？”一二三四五六“No，thankyou，”saidKyle.Bythistime，hewaswalkingupand

down.Hehadaterriblelookonhisface.“Really，I’mnotinterestedin

cats，fishorlittledogs.”“Whatdoyouwant，then？”Ernieasked.Kylelookedlikehewasgoingtocry.“IjustwanttoknowifIcanuse

yourtoilet！”hesaidatlast.一二三四五六（

D

）34.WhichisTRUEaboutErnie’sPetWorld？A.Ithadmanyworkers.B.Kylewentthereoften.C.Itsoldschoolthings.D.Erniewastheowneroftheshop.（

C

）35.WhatkindofpersonisErnie？A.Verylazy.B.Rathershy.C.Toowarm-hearted.D.Unfriendly.（

D

）36.KylewentintoErnie’sPetWorldto

.A.buyalittledogB.takefishhomeC.meettheshopownerD.lookforawashroomDCD一二三四五六（

B

）37.Whatisthebesttitleforthestory？A.KyleandErnieB.ApetoratoiletC.ApetloverD.AbusypetshopB一二三四五六C（2023·泰州靖江市期末改編）①M(fèi)anypeopleliketopet（撫摸）animalsbecausepettingcanmake

therelationship（關(guān)系）withtheirpetbetter.Whenyou’refeelingblue，

pettinganimalsisagoodwaytomakeyouhappier.Buthowtopetanimals？

Differentanimalslikedifferentways.一二三四五六②Dogswantyoutopettheirheads，necksandshoulders.Ifyouare

pettingastrangedog，youshouldcomeneartoitslowly，getdowntoits

heightandholdoutaclosedfist（拳頭）forittosmell.Afterthedogsmells

youanditsbodybecomesrelaxed（放松的），youcanslowlytoucharound

itsheadsandshoulders.③Catswantpeopletopettheirheads，chins（下巴）andfaces.When

youaregoingtopetacat，letitcomeneartoyoufirst.Sitdownandputyour

handoutforittosmell.Ifitwantsyourgentletouch，itwillgetclosetoyour

body.一二三四五六④Rabbitswantyoutopettheirheads，shouldersandfaces.Rabbitsare

easilyafraidofpeople.Soyoushouldcomeneartothemslowly，sitdownon

thegroundandputoutyourhandforthemtosmell.Ifyourrabbitcomesnear

toyou，useyourhandtolightlypetitshead.⑤Petbirdslightlyontheheadanddon’ttouchotherareas.Building

trust（信任）withbirdstakestime，socomeneartothemslowlyandwatch

fortheirbodylanguage.Iftheywantyoutopetthem，theywillkeepquiet.⑥Petsarereallylovelyanimals.Petandtakecareofthemcarefully，

andtheywillbringyoualotoffun.一二三四五六（

B

）38.Whatpartsdocatsandrabbitsbothwantpeopletopet？A.Theirheadsandears.B.Theirheadsandfaces.C.Theirshouldersandheads.D.Theirfacesandnecks.（

C

）39.WhichistheRIGHTordertoshowhowtopetastrangedog？a.

b.

c.

A.c-b-aB.a-b-cC.b-a-cD.c-a-bBC一二三四五六（

D

）40.Whydoweneedtobecarefulwhenwepetbirds？A.Becausebirdssometimesmaygethurt.B.Becausebirdsareeasilyafraidofpeople.C.Becausepettingbirdscanbeverydangerous.D.Becauseittakestimetobuildtrustwithbirds.（

B

）41.Whatisthestructure（結(jié)構(gòu)）ofthearticle？A.①②/③④/⑤⑥B.①/②③④⑤/⑥C.①/②③④/⑤⑥D(zhuǎn).①/②③④/⑤/⑥D(zhuǎn)B一二三四五六DThenextmorning，Bobbie，PhyllisandPeterleavethehouseearly

withapicniclunchtowatchthepaperchase.Atallboyiscarryingabagfullof

smallpiecesofpaperandthrowingthem.Hegoesintothetunnel.Thena

groupofboysfollowthepiecesofpaperandrunintothetunnel.Aboyina

redjumperisthelastonetogoin.“Let’sgoandwatchthemcomeout，”saysPeter.Firsttheboywiththebagcomesout.Thentheotherboysrunout.“We

cangohomenow，”saysBobbie.一二三四五六“No，wait！”saysPeter.“Thereisstilloneboyinthetunnel—the

boyintheredjumper.”Theywaitandwaitbuttheboydoesn’tcomeout.“Let’sgoinandlookforhim，”saysPeter.“Perhapshe’shurt.Come

on！”It’sverydarkinsidethetunnel.Suddenlyatraincomesintothetunnel

andpassesthemandgoesout.Itisdangerous.“Comeon？”saysPeter.“Wemustfindtheboy.”一二三四五六Theyseetheboysittingnearthewall.Heisveryweakandtellsthemhis

legisbroken.PhyllisandPetergooutandaskforsomehelp.Bobbiestays

withhim.Inthedarktunnel，theboytellsBobbieheisJimandthathehasa

grandfather.Afteralongtime，PhyllisandPetercomebackwithtwofarm

workersanddecidetotaketheboytotheirownhouse.WhenMotherseespoorJim’swhitefaceandbrokenleg，shehelpshim

rightaway.Shethinksitisbettertospeaktohisgrandfather.一二三四五六Thenextmorning，someoneknocksonthedoor.Motheranswersit.Five

minuteslater，Mothercalls，“Bobbie！Jim’sgrandfatherishere.Hewants

toseeyou！Cometothediningroomwhenyou’reready.”Theyknockpolitelyonthediningroomdoorandgoin.AndinFather’s

bigleatherarmchairis—theoldgentlemanfromthetrain！“ThisisJim’sgrandfather，”Mothersayswithabigsmile.The

childrenareverysurprised.—AdaptedfromThe

Railway

Children一二三四五六（

C

）42.Accordingtothestory，whoisstillinthetunnelafterotherboys

comeout？A.Bobbie.B.Theboywithabag.C.Theboyinaredjumper.D.Peter.（

B

）43.ThechildrenaresurprisedbecauseJim’sgrandfather

.A.wantstoseeBobbieB.istheoldgentlemanfromthetrainC.comestotheirhomesoearlyD.sitsinFather’sbigleatherarmchairCB一二三四五六（

B

）44.WhichoneistheCORRECTorder？a.Jim’slegisbadlyhurt.b.Thetraingoesintothetunnel.c.Atallboyisthrowingpiecesofpaper.d.ThekidsgointothetunneltosaveJim.A.a-d-b-cB.c-a-d-bC.d-a-c-bD.a-d-c-bB一二三四五六（

A

）45.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage？A.Peterisacarefulandbravechild.B.MotherasksJim’sgrandfathertotakeJimaway.C.Allthechildreninthepassagearethebestfriends.D.Thechildrenfindtwofarmworkerstohelpthemquickly.A一二三四五六第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1分，滿(mǎn)分5分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選

項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。A.Let’slistentoZoeHendersonnow.B.Howcouldthelittleguygetin？C.Iwouldliketokeephimasapet.D.ThenIfeltsomethingattheendofthebed.E.Couldyoutelluswhenithappened？F.Iwastooafraidtoseethebadgerandstayedinthesameplaceallday

long.G.WhenIturnedonthelights，Isawabadgerputtinghistwopawsatthe

endofmybed.一二三四五六InearlyMarchabadger（獾）brokeintotheHendersons’houseat

nighttime.46.

?“IwasasleepinbedwhenIheardsomestrangenoisesinthebedroom.I

wokeandsatupquickly.47.

?Ithoughtthatoneofthecatswastrying

toclimbupthebed，becausewehavefourpetcats.48.

?Iwasalittle

bitscaredfirst，andthenIfeltverysurprised.Ilookedattheclockandit

wasfiveo’clockinthemorning.49.

Itwassoamazing.”LaterthebadgergothisnicknameBertie.“ItseemsthatBertiedoesn’tcareaboutanybodyoranything.Heis

reallycuteandalittlefunny.Ilovehim.50.

?ButI’mafraidmyhusband

willnotbeveryhappyaboutthat！”ZoeHendersonsaid.A

D

G

B

C

一二三四五六四、根據(jù)句意及所給中文提示、首字母或英文解釋?zhuān)瑢?xiě)出句中所缺單

詞，每空限填一詞。（共10小題；每小題1分，滿(mǎn)分10分）51.Ourschool

（建造）atallbuildinglastyear.52.（2023·東臺(tái)市第三教育聯(lián)盟期末）Look！Therearemany

?

（老鼠）inthisoldhouse.53.（2022·宿遷泗陽(yáng)縣期末）Theteacherasksusnotto

?（打

架）intheclassroom.54.Suzywasverysadand

（隱藏）herfaceinherhandswhenshe

heardthebadnews.built

mice

fight

hid

一二三四五六55.It’stoo

（吵鬧的）outside.Pleaseclosethewindowforme.56.Thetwinsliketogoshoppingwitha

（籃子）intheirhands.57.Mum，Ican’tfindmycoat

.Wheredidyouputit？58.HeissogoodatMathsthathehasno

?inworkingoutthe

difficultproblem.59.（2023·宿遷期末改編）Thelittleboylikesto

（say

sth.again）hisparents’wordsoverandoveragain.60.Don’t

（usehandstoreachsb.orsth.）thatmachine.It’s

dangerous.noisy

basket

anywhere

trouble

repeat

touch

一二三四五六五、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給詞的正確時(shí)態(tài)或形式填空，使短文完

整。（共10小題；每小題1分，滿(mǎn)分10分）Ithinkcatsaretheeasiestanimalstolookafterandthattheyaresonice

towardstheir61.

（own），somanypeoplekeepthemaspets.Whenyou62.

（one）bringyournewcathome，itwill

63.

（feel）afraid.Sowhenyougethome，64.

（take）

yourcatoutofthebox，andjustletitwalkaround65.

?

（know）thenewhome.Ifyoutrytopickitupallthetime，youwilljust

makeitmoreafraid.owners

first

feel

take

toknow

一二三四五六Catscanlookafter66.

（them），andtheydon’toften

67.

（need）walks.Butyouneedtocleanout68.

?

（they）plates，andfeedthemfoodandwater.Yourcatswillneedalotofcare，ortheywillbe69.

?

（happy）.MyKitty70.

（get）muchloveandcare，soitis

alwayshappy.Ifyoudonothaveenoughtime，pleaseleavecatstoagood

home.themselves

need

their

unhappy

gets

一二三四五六六、書(shū)面表達(dá)