Unit6獨(dú)立作業(yè)（基礎(chǔ)版）牛津譯林版七年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)

7BUnit6單元測(cè)試卷（基礎(chǔ)版）一、單項(xiàng)選擇1．—Iplaysportseveryday.________!Ihaveagreatsportsequipmentcollection(運(yùn)動(dòng)器材收藏).—That’sgreat.Ionly________sportsgamesonTV.A．Look;watch B．See;look C．Watch;see D．Watch;look2．________isnecessaryforyoutolockthecarwhenyoudonotuseit.A．It B．This C．That D．There3．—IfIgetthejob,I’llmake________moremoney.—Yes,youwillgetmore________eachmonth.A．a(chǎn)little;dollar B．a(chǎn)few;dollars C．a(chǎn)little;dollars D．a(chǎn)few;dollar4．It’shelpful________thevirus(病毒)________washingyourhandsmoreoften.A．tofightwith;with B．fightingfor;inC．fightingfor;on D．tofightagainst;by5．HongKongisknown________ashoppingparadisebymostofthepeopleallovertheworld.A．to B．by C．for D．a(chǎn)s6．Thetown________onasmallislandinEurope.A．a(chǎn)ppears B．lies C．puts D．climbs7．PeopleplanttreesinMarcheveryyeartomakeourEarth_________morebeautiful.A．tobe B．being C．bee D．bees8．TheWanderingEarth(流浪地球)isan________movieanditmakesmanypeople________afterwatchingit.A．exciting;exciting B．exciting;excited C．excited;exciting9．—Shallwe________asharedbiketothemuseum?—Thereisnosharedbikehere,butwecangothere_______hercar.A．ride;in B．take;in C．ride;by D．take;on10．—CanIhelpyou?—Yes,I________thisputerhereyesterday,butit________now.A．buy;doesn’twork B．bought;didn’tworkC．bought;doesn’twork D．bought;works11．Whenhewasyoung,he___________ahospitaltohelpthesickpeople.A．opens B．opened C．willopen D．isopening12．Theyoungmanfailedagain,buthedecidedto________hisdreamandmoveon.A．hurryup B．putup C．openup D．pickup13．HaoheRiver,abeautifulriver,runs________Nantongandtherearemanybeautifulbridges________theriver.A．a(chǎn)cross;through B．a(chǎn)cross;overC．through;over D．through;through14．—Thereisasign.Itsays“NoSmoking!”—Sorry,I________it.A．didn’tnotice B．don’tnotice C．won’tnotice D．a(chǎn)mnotnoticing15．—Weshallgocampingtoday.I’msohappy.—________.It’llbeagoodday.A．Thankyou B．Metoo C．That’sOK D．Allright三、完形填空閱讀下列短文，從文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案。ThethirdyearpassesandtheSoulesbacktotheseashore(海岸).HecallstheFisherman.TheFishermanrisesfromthedeepwaterandsays,“1doyoucallme?”“eandlistentomytravels,”saystheSoul.Thefishermanes2.Heliesinthewater.Heleans(傾斜)hisheadonhishandandlistens.“Iknowa3notfarfromhere,“saystheSoultotheFisherman.“Thereisabeautifulgirlthere.Thisgirlcan4verywell.Shedancesinherbarefeet(光腳)andwithaveil(面紗)onherface.Sheisawonderfuldancer.Thiscityisa5journeyfromhere.”TheFishermanlistenstothewordsoftheSoul.He6hislittleMermaid.Shehasnofeet7shecan’tdance.TheFishermanwantstoseethebeautifuldancer.8thinks,“Itisonlyaday’sjourneyfromhereandthenI9

returntomylove.”Thefishermanlaughsand10inthewater.Hegoestotheshore.He11againonthebeach.HeholdouthisarmstohisSoul.HisSoulcriesfor12.HerunstomeettheFishermanandbees13withhim.TheFishermanseeshisshadow(影子)onthesand.HisSoulispartofhim,again.“e,followme,”saystheSoul.ThefishermanandhisSoultravel15.Theytravelallnightandallday.Theyetoacity.“Isthisthecity?”theFishermanaskshisSoul.“Canweseethe15?”“No,”answerstheSoul,“thisisanothercity.Butwecanvisitit.”

Takenfrom“TheFishermanandHisSoul”A．What B．How C．Why D．WhereA．near B．far C．out D．inA．town B．city C．country D．villageA．sing B．teach C．dance D．learnA．day’s B．week’s C．month’s D．year’sA．remember B．remembered C．remembers D．isrememberingA．but B．or C．so D．a(chǎn)ndA．She B．He C．It D．TheyA．could B．must C．need D．canA．standsup B．sitsdown C．liesdown D．looksupA．dances B．laughs C．says D．criesA．joy B．sadness C．illness D．painA．first B．one C．second D．twoA．fast B．slowly C．hard D．wellA．writer B．singer C．dancer D．reader閱讀理解AAmanandhiswifewereverypoor.Theykepthopingfornewclothesandgoodfood.Themanenjoyedeatingandheespeciallylikedpancakes.Onenightayoungwomancametotheirhouseandtoldthemthatshewouldletthemhavethreewishes.Theycouldwishforanythingtheywanted.Themanhadjustfinishedeatingalittlebreadforhisdinnerandhewasstillhungry.Hesaid,“IwishIhadabigpancake!”Suddenlytherewasapancakeonhisplate.“Youfool!”hiswifecried.“Youcouldhavewishedforahousefullofwonderfulfood,butyouwishedforapancake.Iwishthatpancakewasontheendofyourfoolishnose.”Immediately（立即）thepancakewasontheendoftheman’snose.Thenthemanandhiswifestartedblaming（責(zé)備）eachother.“It’syourfault!”themancried.“No,it’syourfault!”sheanswered.Whatcouldtheydo?Thepancakewasstillonthehusband’snose.“Oh!”thewifecried.“Iwishnoneofthishadeverhappened!”Immediatelythepancakewasgone,andthemanwassaying,“I’mstillhungry.HowIwishIhadsomepancakes!”Butofcoursenothinghappened.1．Themanliked________best.A．pancakes B．hiswife C．hishouse D．theyoungwoman2．Whenthehusbandhadthefirstwish,thewifewas________.A．happy B．worried C．a(chǎn)ngry D．surprised3．Whydidthewifewish“noneofthishadeverhappened”?A．Infactshedidn’twantanything. B．Shelikedtheoldlife.C．Shewasafraidoftheyoungwoman D．Shesawthatthepancakewasonherhusband’snose.4．“It’syourfault!”meansthat________.A．youwishedforthepancake B．youmadethemistakeC．youweretoobusy D．youweretoocleverBTherewasaboyoutsidethedoor,withalargeletterinhishand.(Hewasdressedlikeaboy,buthisfacewasverylikeafish,Alicethought.)TheFishBoyknockedatthedoor,andasecondlateralargeplatecameflyingoutofanopenwindow.“AletterfortheDuchess,”theFishBoyshouted.Hepushedtheletterunderthedoorandwentaway.Alicewentuptothedoorandknocked,buttherewasalotofnoiseinsideandnobodyanswered.Sosheopenedthedoorandwalkedin.Shefoundherselfinakitchen,whichwasfullofsmoke.Therewasaveryangrycookbythefire,andinthemiddleoftheroomsattheDuchess,holdingascreamingbaby.Everyfewminutesaplatecrashedtothefloor.Therewasalsoalargecat,whichwassittingonachairandgrinningfromeartoear.“Please,”AlicesaidpolitelytotheDuchess,“Whydoesyourcatgrinlikethat?”“It’saCheshireCat,”saidtheDuchess.“That’swhy.”“Ididn’tknowthatcatscouldgrin,”saidAlice.“Well,youdon’tknowmuch,”saidtheDuchess.AnotherplatecrashedtothefloorandAlicejumped.“Here!”theDuchesswenton.“Youcanholdthebabyforabitifyoulike.TheQueenhasinvitedmetoplaycroquet,andImustgoandgetready.”ShepushedthebabyintoAlice’sarmsandhurriedoutoftheroom.“Oh,thepoorlittlething!”saidAlice,lookingatthebaby,whichhadaverystrangeface.Shetookitoutsideintothewoodandwalkedaroundunderthetrees.Thenthebabybegantomakestrangenoises,andAlicelookedintoitsfaceagain.Itseyeswerereallyverysmallforababy,anditsnosenowlookedverylikethenoseofapig.—ExcerptedfromAlice’sAdventuresinWonderlandbyLewisCarroll5．WhatdidtheFishBoybringtotheDuchess?A．Aplate. B．Ababy. C．Aletter. D．Acat.6．Whatistherightorderoftheeventsinthispassage?a.DuchesspushedthebabyintoAlice’sarms.b.Alicetookitoutsideintothewood.c.TheFishBoyknockedatthedoor.d.Alicefoundherselfinakitchen.A．bacd B．bdac C．cdab D．cadb7．WhydidtheDuchessleavethebabywithAlice?A．Shedidn’tlikeherbaby. B．Shewantedtoplaycroquet.C．ShethoughtAlicewasanurse. D．Shedidn’twanttotakethebabywithher.8．Whathappenedtothebaby’sfacewhenAlicewasholdingit?A．Itseyesbecamebigger. B．Itsnoselookedlikeapig’snose.C．Itsearsgrew. D．Itshairchangedcolor.CJordanisatenyearoldboy.Helivesinabigneighbourhood（社區(qū)）withlotsofreadingrooms.Childrenherelovespelling,writingandreading.Jordancan’talwaysspellandwritewell.Heisveryashamedofthat,sohedoesn’ttalkmuchatschool.Jordanisalwaysalone.Oneday,whenJordanwasgoinghomefromschoolalone,hethoughtabouthisspellingmistakes（錯(cuò)誤）andhelosthiswayhome.Tofindtherightway,Jordanwalkedforalongtime.Thenhesawabeautifulhouse.“Itlookslikeareadingroom,”hethoughtandcameintoit.Therewasonlyadeskinthehouse.Hesatonitandatthistime,itopened.AbigLITTLEPENCILcameoutofit!“Hello,youaresolucky!Youaresittingonamagic（有魔力的）desk.Itwillmakeyoulovespelling.”thelittlepencilsaid.“ButI’mnotgoodatit…”saidJordan.“Don’tworry!Iwillhelpyou.”thelittlepencilsaid.“Areyouready?”“Yes!”Jordansaid.“Now,letmeteachyouhowtorememberwordsfast…”thelittlepencilsaid.Ifyouwanttoknowwhatwillhappennext,goandreadthepicturebookcalledJordanandthelittlemagicpencil!9．Therearealotof_________inJordan’sneighbourhood.A．hotels B．restaurants C．readingrooms D．musicclubs10．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ashamed”meaninChinese?A．隨意的 B．羞愧的 C．厭倦的 D．著急的11．Jordansawthebeautifulhousewhenhewas_________.A．goingtoschool B．goingtothelibraryC．lookingforhiswayhome D．lookingforareadingroom12．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph4?A．Jordandoesn’twanttolearntospell.B．Jordanthinksheisluckytomeetthelittlepencil.C．ThemagicdeskwillhelpJordanlearnEnglish.D．ThelittlepencilwillteachJordanhowtorememberwords.13．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Thelittlepencilwasinthedesk.B．Therearelotsofbooksinthehouse.C．Jordangetsonwellwithhisclassmates.D．Jordanandthelittlemagicpencilisahistorybook.DOnemorning,anoldfishermanthrewhisnetintotheseafourtimes.Thefirsttimetherewereonlystonesinhisnet.Thesecondtimetherewereonlyweeds.Thethirdtimeitwasempty.Thefourthtimeithadalargejarinit.Hefoundthejarwithalid.Hetookoffthelidandlookedintothejar.Hecouldnotseeanything.Afterawhilethelightsmokecameslowlyoutofthejar.Thenlittlebylittle,thesmokegrewheavierandthickertillfinallyitturnedintoaterriblegenie(妖怪)!Thegeniemadeapromisethathewouldkillthepersonwholethimoutofthejar.Hewantedtokillthefisherman,butthefishermanthoughtitwasnotfairforhimbecausehesetthegeniefreeoutofthejar.Thegeniesaidthathewouldletthefishermanchoosehowhewoulddie.Thefishermanwasnotfrightened.Hesaid,“SinceImustdie,Imustdosomething.ButbeforeIdie,answermeonequestion.”Allright,butbequick.”“Wereyoureallyinthejar?Youaresobigandthejarissosmallthatitcouldhardlyholdoneofyourfeet.”“OfcourseIwasinthejar.Don’tyoubelieveme?”“No,andIwon’tuntilIseeyouinthejarwithmyowneyes.”Whenheheardthis,thegeniechangedintosmoke.Slowlythesmokewentbackintothejar.Whenallofthesmokewasinthejar,thefishermanquicklyputthelidonthejarandthrewitbackintothesea.——文章摘自《一千零一夜》（TheArabianNights）14．Howmanytimesdidtheoldfishermanthrowhisnet?A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Four15．Wheredidthegenieefrom?A．Thenet. B．Thejar. C．Theweeds. D．Thestones.16．Theunderlinedword“frightened”means“________”inEnglish?A．happy B．surprised C．a(chǎn)fraid D．tired17．Whatdoyouthinkoftheoldfisherman?A．Foolish. B．Clever. C．Handsome. D．Naughty.18．Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A．Thestoryofjar B．ThestoryofacleverfishermanC．Thestoryofthesea D．Thestoryoftheluckygenie四、單詞拼寫(xiě)Theyanotherschoolinthetowntwoyearsago,didn’tthey?(build)Don’tworry!Heisoldenoughtotakecareof(he).Don’tyouthinkitistruethatoureyesarethesamesizefrom(born)?Theengineersaysthatit’lltakeat(little)threeyearstobuildthistallbuilding.It’snotpolitetoleavehomewithout(say)goodbye.Samisthemostsuitablepersontobeourmonitorbecausehedoeseverythingvery(care).Myclassmate(notbe)abletoswimwhenhewasfouryearsold.Thestudentlefttheclassroomwithout(reply)tomyquestion.Youwillfindthisyoungman(interest)ifyouworkwithhim.I(sudden)knewwhatIhadtodowhenIheardthebadnews.五、任務(wù)型閱讀Oneafternoon,inParis,Katevisitedanartmuseum.Shelookedforwardtoseeingsomegreatpaintingsinaquietplacelikethat.Butayoungmanandhiswifetalkedallthetime.Katewatchedthembecauseofthenoise（噪音）anddecidedtogoaway.Katemetthemmanytimeswhenshewalkedthroughthemuseum.EverytimeKateheardtheirnoise,shewentawayquickly.Katewasbuyingcardsatthegateofthemuseumwhenthosetwopeoplegotthere,too.“He’sabrave（勇敢的）man,”saidtheshopkeeper.“Mostofuswouldgiveupifwewereblind（失明）,butheandhiswifeewhenthere’sanewartshowanytime.”“Buthowdoesthemanenjoythepaintings?”Katefeltverysorryandasked.“Hiswifetellshimabouteverypainting.”AtthatmomentKateknewwhatpatience（耐心）andbraveryare.Katesawpatiencefromthewifeandbraveryfromtheman.Hewouldnotletblindnesschangehisloveonart.Anotherkindofbravery1Oneafternoon.PlaceA(n)2museum.PeopleKate,ayoungmanandhis3.Kate’splanToenjoysomepaintingsina4place.Development（事件發(fā)展）Themanhiswife5allthetime.Katethoughttheyweremaking6,soshewent7quickly.EndThe8thoughtthemanwas9,andhetoldKateaboutthem.Theyoungman10seethingswithhiseyes.六、短文填空根據(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。Longlongago,therewasaswan(天鵝)withgoldenfeathers.Shelivedinalake.Awomanlivedinasmallhousebythelakewithhertwodaughters.Theywereverypoor.Theyworkedhardallyearround,butstill,theylivedahardlifeandsometimestheyevendidn’thaveenoughmoney1(buy)food.Theswanwassadtoseethat.Shesaidto2(she),“I’llgiveoneof