秋新目标八年级下Unit7 whats the highest mountain in the world单元检测卷含答案Word下载.docx

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（）4．A．Heis43yearsold．B．Heisazookeeper．C．Heishandsome．

（）5．A．Let’scookitfordinner．

B．Let’ssetitfree．

C．Let’ssendittotheBirds’CareCenter．

（二）听两组对活，选择正确答案。

每组对话读两遍。

听第一组对话，完成第12小题。

（）1．WhendidBobvisitTamaRiver?

A．LastJune．B．LastJuly．C．Lastweek．

（）2．TamaRiveriskilometerslong．

A．2，347B．2，356C．3，256

听第二组对话，完成第3-5小题。

（）3．WheredoesMrs．Greenwork?

A．AtSydneyZoo．B．AtSydneyOpera．C．AtLondonZoo．

（）4．Amotherkoalausuallyhaseachtime．

A．threebabiesB．twobabiesC．onlyonebaby

（）5．Akoalababyisonlyaboutgrams（克）atbirth．

A．5B．15C．50

（三）听短文，填写单词。

每空不超过三个单词。

短文读三遍。

Myfavoriteanimal

Pandas

Reasons

TheyareoneofChina’streasures．

Theylook1．．

Pandas’body

Theyare2．andhairy．

Twocolors：

Theirface，backandstomachareallwhite．

Their3．andarmsareblack．

Atbirth：

About4．grams．

Pandas’life

Theylikeeating5．．

二、单项选择。

（）1．Ababypandaisonly0．1to0．2kilosbirth．

A．inB．withC．forD．at

（）2．Theriverisonlyabouthalfameter．Look!

Itisjustovermyknees（膝

盖）．

A．longB．wideC．tallD．deep

（）3．He’llnotletoutthesecretheknowsit．

A．eventhoughB．sinceC．becauseD．but

（）4．TuYouyoubecamefirstwinnerforNobelMedicinePrizeinChina．

A．aB．anC．the

（）5．Somekindsofanimalsarebecauseofthewaterpollution．

A．atdangerB．indangerousC．atdangerousD．indanger

（）6．Thesewildanimalsareendangered．Wemustdosomethingtothem．

A．trainB．protectC．catchD．keep

（）7．--Whyaretherareanimalsbecomingfewerandfewer?

--Becauseofterribleliving．Peoplecutdowntoomanyforests．

A．conditionsB．waysC．stylesD．hobbies

（）8．--Ihaven’tseenLucyfordays．What’sshedoingrecently?

--SheisherEnglishtestnextweek．

A．prepareatB．preparingforC．preparedforD．preparingwith

（）9．Peopleshouldstoprubbishthesea．

A．toput；

intoB．putting；

intoC．putting；

onD．put；

on

（）10．--?

--Sheisazookeeper．

A．WhatissheB．WhereissheC．HowissheD．Whyisshe

三、完形填空。

Inourlife，wemeetquitealotofpeople：

somejustpassbywhileotherscan1

ourlives．MissBellaissuchaperson．Shetaughtmefortwoyearsonly．2，shehastaughtmealotinmanyways．

Everydayshebeganherclasseswithasmileandafreshface．Shemademerealizethatwarm3couldchangeaperson．IwasshybutIwasn’t4inherclassesatall．Shegavelessonsina5wayfromotherteachers．Wehadmany6

totalkaboutproblemsinEnglishclasses．MissBellawouldthumbup（竖起大拇指）toencourageus7someonehadgreatideas．Now，I8thatIhavelearnedmuchfromherclasses．Learningtospeakoutyourideasisso9insociety．ShealsomademerealizethatIcouldbemyselfbyshowingopinions10．Herencouragementnotonlyturnedmeintoaconfidentstudent，butwillalsoleadmetoasuccessfullife．

（）1．A．saveB．giveC．changeD．destroy

（）2．A．NowB．ThenC．FirstD．However

（）3．A．facesB．smilesC．seasonsD．weather

（）4．A．aloneB．activeC．nervousD．excited

（）5．A．usefulB．helpfulC．necessaryD．different

（）6．A．lessonsB．choicesC．chancesD．topics

（）7．A．whenB．beforeC．unlessD．though

（）8．A．sayB．findC．forgetD．remember

（）9．A．easyB．hardC．interestingD．important

（）10．A．calmlyB．bravelyC．politelyD．happily

四、阅读理解。

（A）

PaulNicklenwaitedpatientlyonasheetoficeintheArctic．HewastheretotakepicturesforNationalGeographic．Finally，hesawsomethingbigandwhite．Itwasapolarbear，swimmingtowardshimintheicywater．

Paullaydownontheicetogetabetterphoto，butthepolarbearjumpedoutofthewaterandtriedtoattackhim!

LuckilyforPaul，theicecrackedorbrokeandthebearfellbackintothewater．Thepolarbearwasn’tsolucky．Itcouldn’tgetamealandhadtoswimfartherawaytofindfood．

Tounderstandthepolarbear’sproblem，youneedtoknowtwothingsabouttheArctic．First，theArcticismostlyocean．Second，icecoversalotoftheArcticOcean．Inwinter，theiceformsathick，whitesheet，butinsummer，theicebecomesthinnerandbreaksintopieces．SeaiceisthekeytosurvivalforArcticanimals．However，becauseofglobalwarmin9，Arctictemperaturesarerisingandpolariceismelting.

Polarbearsneedicetohuntseals，theirfavouritemeal．Theystandontheicewaitingforthesealtocomeupforair．AsArcticicemelts，polarbearshavetoswimfarthertofindicefloes，orlargepiecesoffloatingice．Sometimes，bearshavetoswimmorethan200kmtofindanicefloe．Somebearscannotswimthatfarandsadlytheydrown．

Onhislasttrip，PaulNicklensawthreedeadbodiesofpolarbears．BeforeglobalwarmingthreatenedAr