Unit 6【單元測試·基礎(chǔ)卷】-2023-2024學(xué)年八年級英語上冊單元速記•巧練（牛津譯林版）（原卷版）

第頁Module2Unit6Birdwatching【A卷（基礎(chǔ)專練）】一、根據(jù)提示填寫單詞（10分）1．Let’s（討論）whatwecandotoimproveourEnglishandmath.2．Theforestbecomeshometonewwildlife,and(提供)foodandwaterforanimals.3．Thefoodisverydelicious!Ican’t(描述)howmuchIlikeit.4．Theplanetriedtoflyaway,butonewasbroken.(翅膀)5．Theteachers’warmwordsalwaysmakemebthatIcandobetter.6．Atisapersonwhoisvisitingaplaceforpleasureandinterest,especiallywhentheyareonholiday.7．Theywereallhappyafterspendingapafternooninacoffeeshopwithwonderfulconversations,deliciousdessertsandhotdrinks.8．AfterItalkedtothegirl,Iushecried.9．ManypeopleliketortheirhappymomentsandsharetheshortvideosonTikTok.10．Iwanthimtormemore.Heisnowveryimpolitetome.二、用所給單詞適當(dāng)形式填空（10分）11．TheyspentaSaturdayafternoon（stay）withtheirparents.12．Someuniversitieshavesentsomestudents(work)forthehelplesspeople.13．It’sstupid(愚蠢的)ofyou(change)yourplannow.14．Languageshavecomeandgo(easy)overthecenturies.15．Theoldmanwasverystrictandhedidn’tallowus(come)in.16．It’sapitythattherearealotofpeoplewhodonotknowthe(important)oftime.17．Akind-heartednursetooktheoldlady’sarmand_______(lead)hertoachair.18．Ourfirst(speak)isMr.Postlethwaite,whowillsharehowtosetupabird-watchingclubwithus.19．Hesawastrangemanwithablackcap(walk)intothebuildingandnevercameoutjustnow.20．HetookDickbythehand(lead)himintothehouse.三、單項(xiàng)選擇（10分）21．________people,especiallytheelderlytogoupanddowneasily,ourgovernmentisputtinginliftsintheoldbuildingsofsomecommunities.A．Help B．Helping C．Tohelp D．Helps22．Thewinnerofthematchwillhavea________totakephotoswiththesuperfootballstar.A．change B．check C．chance D．course23．Peopleintheareaare_________airpollution.Lotsofthemgetsickeveryday.A．gettingup B．sufferingfrom C．lookingup D．leadingto24．Thelightwasstrong.Ihadto________myeyeswithmyhands.A．open B．raise C．hurt D．cover25．—“Youcan’talwaysbelikeaphubber（低頭族）.Getupand…”—“_________,mom,Ihavetogonow.”saidKellyasshetriedtoendthetalking.A．Completely B．Although C．Anyway D．Clearly26．—WhydoesVeraalwaysstayinherroomandlockthedoor?—Iguessthegirljustwantsherown________.A．hobby B．promise C．space D．shape27．Thecolorsofmanyanimalscanhelpthem________intheforest.A．hides B．hid C．hiding D．tohide28．—WhydoesTimhave________usinghisrightarm?—Hehadanaccidentandhurtitwhenhewasyoung.A．interest B．difficulty C．feeling D．importance29．—LittleJimmy’smomalwaystakestoomuchcareofhim.—Yeah.Shecouldn’ttakethe____ofleavinghimaloneathomeevenforaminute.A．situation B．decision C．risk D．change30．—Myparentsalwaysaskme________manythings.I’mtootired.—Well,theyjustexpectyou________alotofskillsinorderthatyoucanhaveabrightfuture.A．tolearn;have B．learn;have C．tolearn;tohave D．learn;tohave四、完形填空（10分）AthemeparkinFrancesetupaspecialandenvironmentally-friendly（保護(hù)生態(tài)環(huán)境的）wayofkeepingitsgroundfreeoftrash.It31andtrainedsixclevercrowstopickuptrashandkeeptheparkclean.Crowsareakindof32andareabout47cmhigh.ThecleverbirdswillworkforPuyduFouthemeparkinthewestofFrance.Workers33themtopickupcigaretteends,paperandotherthingspeople34ontheground.Thebirdspickupthetrashandputitintoaspecialrubbishbin,andthenworkersgiveoutsomebird35asaprize.Themoretrashthebirdsputontherubbishbin,themorefoodtheyget.Theheadofthethemepark,NicolasdeVilliers,explainedthereason36theyusethebirdstothereporters.Hesaidtherewereseveralreasonsforusingcrows.Hesaid,“Thegoalisnottocleanup,becausethevisitorsareusually37tokeepthingsclean,butalsotoshowthatnatureitselfcanteachustotakecareofthe38.”Crowsarecleverbirds.Somebiologistssaytheyareas39asaseven-year-oldchild.Mr.DeVillierssaid,“Inasupportivesituation,theyliketo40withhumansandsetupagoodrelationship.”Thecrowsarespeedyworkersandcanfillarubbishbinwithrubbishinlessthan45minutes.”31．A．found B．raised C．borrowed D．watched32．A．birds B．dogs C．cats D．cows33．A．offered B．refused C．trained D．provided34．A．put B．get C．throw D．a(chǎn)dd35．A．toys B．clothes C．drink D．food36．A．why B．when C．how D．where37．A．thankful B．careful C．typical D．disabled38．A．friendship B．neighborhood C．development D．environment39．A．smart B．healthy C．strong D．heavy40．A．share B．communicate C．a(chǎn)rgue D．fight五、閱讀理解（20分）ASrikanthisafarmerinavillageinIndia.Afewweeksago,agroupofmonkeyscameintothearea.TheyatethecoffeebeansonSrikanth’sfarmandhurttheplants.Srikanthtriedtokeepthemonkeysaway.Srikanthputatigerstatueatthegateofthefarmwherethemonkeyscamethrough.Atfirst,itkeptthemonkeysawaysuccessfully.However,asthecolourofthestatuebegantofade(褪色).Themonkeyscamebackagain.Thefarmerthenhadanidea.Heusedsomeblackpaintanddrewstripes(斑紋)onhispetdogBulbul.Bulbulwasbrown,soitlookedjustlikeatigerfromfaraway.Srikanthbroughtthedogtohiscoffeefieldsinthemorningandeveningeveryday.“IsawthemrunningaroundafterseeingBulbul,”hesaid.“Themonkeysdonotentermyfarmnow.”AfterSrikanth’sideaworked,theotherfarmersstartedtolearnfromhim.Thefarmersarenolongerworriedthattheircropsareeatenbythemonkeysbecausethecute“stripedtigers”walkintheirfields.Unliketigers,theseanimalsdon’troar.Theyonlybarksometimes.Srikanthsaysthattheblackstripesarepaintedwithblackhairdye,anditwilllosemuchofthecolourinamonth.41．WhatproblemdidSrikanthhave?A．Theplantsenhisfarmdidn’tgrowwell.B．Somemonkeysmadetroubleonhisfarm.C．Hedidn’thaveenoughmoneytorunhisfarm.D．Hecouldn’tfallasleepbecauseofdrinkingcoffee.42．Whydidn’tthetigerstatueworkforlong?A．Becauseitcouldn’tmove.B．Becauseitwasverysmall.C．Becauseitlostmuchofthecolour.D．Becausethemonkeysknewitwasn’tarealtiger.43．WhatdoweknowaboutBulbul?A．Itcanroarlikeatiger.B．Itstaysinthefieldsallday.C．Itrunsafterthemonkeysonthefarm.D．Itwaspaintedthesamecolourasatiger.44．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto?A．Themonkeys. B．Thetigers.C．Thecrops. D．Otherfarmers.45．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Humanbeingsareclevererthananimals.B．SomemonkeyshurtplantsonthefarmsinIndiaC．Apetdoghelpedafarmergrowplantsonhisfarm.D．Afarmerfoundawaytokeepthemonkeysoffhisfarm.BDoyouthinkcatshaveninelives?Iftheydo,thenacatnamedScarlettmighthaveusedafewofherlives.ScarlettwasahomelesscatlivinginanoldbuildinginNewYork.Oneday,afirestartedinthebuilding.Mostanimalstriedtorunawayquickly.ButScarletthadbabiestosave.Asthefiregotbigger,Scarlettdidn’tcareaboutthedanger.Onebyone,shetookherbabiesout,threemales（雄性）andtwofemales（雌性）.Akindfirefighter（消防隊(duì)員）foundScarlettandherbabies.Heputtheminabox.Scarlettcouldnotseeherbabiesbecausehereyeswerebadlyhurt,soshecounted（數(shù)數(shù)）herbabies—bytouchingeachone’snose.ThefirefightersentScarlettandherbabiestoananimalhospital.Areportersawit,andhewroteastoryaboutScarlettinanewspaper.ThenmanypeoplewantedtoadoptScarlettandherbabies.Thehospitalmadesurethateverycathadagoodhome.Inhernewhome,Scarlettplayedwithpaperballsandpaperbags.Shewasveryhappytoliveinacomfortablehomewithlovingowners（主人）.46．Scarlettdidn’trunawaywhenthefirestartedbecauseshe________.A．wasnotafraidoffire B．hadtosaveherbabies C．knewsomeonewouldsaveher47．HowmanybabiesdidScarletthave?A．Two. B．Three. C．Five.48．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“adopt”inParagraph3meaninChinese?A．收養(yǎng) B．治療 C．調(diào)查49．What’stherightorder（順序）ofthefollowingthingsaccordingtothepassage?①AfirefighterfoundScarlett.②Scarlettplayedwithpaperballs.③Scarletttookherbabiesout.④AreporterwroteastoryaboutScarlett.A．①③②④ B．③①②④ C．③①④②50．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．Cats’ninelives B．Amother’slove C．Livingwithacat六、短文首字母填空（10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞。Dogshavebeenmen’sbestfriendsfort51ofyears.Manystoriesaretoldabouthowbravedogshelpedthepeopleint52.Withthehelpofthedogs,manypeoplel53inthesnowwereabletogethome.Dogshavealsohelpedintheresearchworkinmanyf54ofscience.Thefirstworld’sspace-travelerwasadogc55Laika.Itwassentupinaman-madeearthsatellitein1975byRussianscientists.Dogshavebeenfilmstars,t56.AdognamedLassiewasthestarinquiteaf57Americanfilms.Dogscanhear,smellb58thanmen,buttheycannotseetoowell.Adogmayl59forabout12or13years.Athirteen-year-oldchildisnoty60grownup,butathirteen-year-olddogisaveryolddogindeed.七、閱讀填表（10分）請認(rèn)真閱讀下列短文，根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中小題的空格里填入一個最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。注意：每個空格只填1個單詞。AwhoopingcraneisalargewhiteNorthAmericancranefamousforitsloudcall.Youmayweighmorethanawhoopingcrane,butmaybeyouaren’ttallerthanone!Whoopingcranescangrowuptofivefeettall.ItmakesthemthetallestbirdsinNorthAmerica.Butevenastallastheyare,whoopingcranesweighonlyabout15pounds,becauseoftheirhollow（空心的）bones.WHAT’SFORDINNER?Whoopingcranesliveinwetlands,wetprairies,andfields.They’renotpicky（挑剔的）abouttheirmeals—theyhaveamixeddietandeatsmallfish,andinsects,aswellasgrainsandmarshplants.CALLOFTHEWILDWhoopingcranesreallyliketo‘whoopitup’whentheywanttoattractamate（伙伴）.Theycallloudlyanddowhatmightlooklikeacrazydancetobeeye—catching.Theyflaptheirwings,andmovetheirheadsfromsidetosidequickly,jumpingupanddown.ASPECIALTRICKThesecranesareindanger,butscientistshaveusedsomeveryinterestingtrickstohelpthemstayalive.Atfirst,theymovedonegroupofcranestoFlorida,butthecranesneverlearnedtomigrate（遷徙）.WhentheygottoFlorida,theydidn’tknowhowtoflybackhome.Scientistsdidalltheycoulddotomakethenumberofthecraneslarger,sotheyusedaspecialtrickwithanotherFloridagroupofcranes.Scientists“taught”theyoungercranestomigratebyhavingthemfollowaverylightairplanefromFloridatoWisconsin.Afterthecranesgavebirthtotheirbabiesin