Unit 3 A day out 單元話(huà)題閱讀理解練習(xí)（學(xué)生版） 2024-2025學(xué)年八年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)單元重難點(diǎn)易錯(cuò)題精練（牛津譯林版）

Unit3Adayout單元話(huà)題閱讀理解練習(xí)（23-24八年級(jí)上·江蘇常州·期中）Doyouliketravelling?Ifyouareinterested,cometoourtravelserviceassoonaspossible.Weprovidethefollowingtravellinesforyoutochoosefrom.2-DayChangzhouGroupTourHowaboutgoingtoChangzhoufortheweekend?YoucanvisitChinaDinosaurParkandtastetraditionalChangzhousnacks.TourPrice:￥6905-DayHainanPrivate(私人的)TourHainanisfamousforitssunshine,whitesandybeachesandclearseawater.Youcanrelaxhere,walkingalongthebeachesandenjoyingthefreshair.Price:￥6000perpersonCallusat800-810-62886-DayColourfulTaiwanGroupTourIfyouliketotakearound-islandtrip,Taiwanisthebestplaceforyou!YoucanclimbA-liMountain,goboatinginSunMoonLakeandexperiencethevariousculturesoftheisland.TourPrice:￥8500Callusat800-850-82888-DayLondonTourCometoLondonforafewdaystoenjoytheviewoftheThames(泰晤士河)andvisitsuchfamousplacesasTowerBridgeandBigBen.TourPrice:1person2-5person6-9person￥16800￥15800/person￥13800/personCallusat800-830-72881．Ifyouwanttorelaxyourselfattheseaside,youcancall________.A．800-817-7223 B．800-810-6288 C．800-830-7288 D．800-850-82882．Miss.Guoisplanningtotakethe8-DayLondonTourwithherdaughter.Howmuchwilltheypay?A．￥31600. B．￥33600. C．￥32600. D．￥27600.3．IfyoutaketheTaiwanGroupTour,youwillbeableto________.A．tasteChangzhoufood B．enjoytheviewoftheTamesC．climbA-liMountain D．walkalongthebeaches（23-24八年級(jí)上·江蘇揚(yáng)州·期末）KnowingthecitybywalkingFromJuly2022toJuly2023,citywalkersinChinatogethercoveredover320,000kilometers.That’slikecirclingEarth8times.TopfivepopularcitiesinChinaforcitywalking1st:Shanghai

2nd:Beijing

3rd:Xiamen

4th:Qingdao

5th:GuiyangAgesofthecitywalkers

under16:15%

16—18:2%

19—28:50%

29—33:29%

over34:4%

Threemainreasonsforcitywalking

·Toreducestress·Tohaveacheaperwaytotravel·Toknowacitybetter4．Whichisthethirdmostpopularcityforcitywalking?A．Beijing. B．Shanghai. C．Guiyang. D．Xiamen.5．Halfofthecitywalkersareaged_______.A．16—18 B．19—28 C．29—33 D．34—506．Inwhichpartofthemagazinecanwereadthetext?A．Travel. B．Art. C．Technology. D．History.（23-24八年級(jí)上·江蘇鹽城·期中）Wesurveyed(調(diào)查)300youngpeopleonwhattheyliketodoatweekends.Onehundredpeoplearefromtheagesof11—18,onehundred19—26andonehundred27—35.Thefollowingchart(圖表)showstheiranswers:7．Howmanypeopleenjoyplayingcomputergamesinthe11—18group?A．20. B．50. C．60. D．75.8．Whichactivityistheleastpopularwiththe27—35group?A．WatchingTV. B．Takingawalk.C．Playingcomputergames. D．Goingtothemovies.（22-23八年級(jí)上·江蘇無(wú)錫·期中）WorkingpeopleinHongKongarealwaysbusyinthedaytime.Theydon’thaveenoughtimetoenjoythemselves.Ifyouareoneofthosepeople,comeandjoinus!We’lltakeanight-timecruise(乘船游覽)aroundtheVictoriaHabour(維多利亞港).Youcanseefantasticcitylightsduringthetrip,andyoucanalsoenjoyawonderfuldinneronthejunk(帆船)ifyoulike.HarbourNightCruiseTime:6:30p.m.—10:00p.m.(Monday-Friday)7:30p.m.—12:00p.m.(Saturday&Sunday)Price:anadult

achildunder12(Withdinner)300yuan

200yuan(Withoutdinner)220yuan

140yuanTicketoffice:HarbourTravelService(No.30LamMingStreet)PlacetoStart:StarCompany(No.98CyberportRoad)9．Whattransportwillpeopleuseduringthetrip?A．They’lltakeatrain. B．They’lltaketheunderground.C．They’lltakeajunk. D．They’lltakeaplane.10．Youwillgoto________tobuytickets.A．StarCompany B．No.30CyberportRoadC．HabourTravelService D．No.98LamMingStreet11．Mr.andMrs.Thomaswiththeir8-year-oldsonwanttotakethetrip.Howmuchcantheysaveiftheydon’thavedinneronthejunk?A．220yuan. B．200yuan. C．140yuan. D．300yuan.（22-23八年級(jí)上·江蘇南通·期中）“Thereisnothingtodiscuss,”shoutedmyhusbandwhenItoldhimthatRosie,our17-year-olddaughter,hadaskedwhethershecouldgotoKavos,Greece,foraholidaywithherfriends.“Ofcourseshecan’t.Sheistooyoungtotravelwithoutanadult.It’scompletelyoutofquestion.”Twoweekslater,IwasstandingatGatwickAirport.Tearfully,IwatchedRosiedisappearthroughthesecuritycheckpoint.Infours’time,shewouldbeinKavos.Itis2,500kilometresawayfromEngland!Therecomesatimewhenyouhavetoletyourbabygo—formanyparents,itisaroundtheageof17.Weknowthatthereislikelytobesomethingdangerous,butthetimehascometotrustthattheywilllookafterthemselves.ButIstillfeltworried.Rosiesaidsheandherfriendswouldalwayslookafteroneanotheranditreallywasallgoingtobeokay.Afterwehadwavedourlastgoodbyeattheairport.Ilookedback.Shewas,tomysurprise,lookingbackatme,too.Teenagerswanttocutfree,butit’sfrighteningbusinessforthem,too.WemadeRosiepromisetotextassoonasshehadarrivedinKavos.Around9a.monthefirstmorning,herfirstmessagecamethrough.ItwastwelvehourssinceIhadleftheratGattwick.Iwishthereweresafeplacesforthem.Butlikeallthedangersthatlifecanholdforthem,atsomestage,allyoucandoistowarnthem,andthenhopethatsomeofyourmessageshavegottenthrough.Mydaughtergothomesafely.Sodidherfriends.ButRosieisnowtalkingaboutanotherjourneynextyear.Andmyalarm(警報(bào))bellshavealreadystartedringing.12．Theunderlinedphrase“outofquestion”inParagraph1probablymeans_________.A．different B．unimportant C．impossible D．unnecessary13．Accordingtothearticle,afterthewriterandherdaughterhadwavedgoodbyetoeachotherattheairport,_________.A．bothofthemwerefeelinghappyB．bothofthemwerefeelingworriedC．thewriterwasfeelinghappywhilethedaughterwasfeelingworriedD．thewriterwasfeelingworriedwhileherdaughterwasfeelinghappy14．Thewriterdidn’treceiveherdaughter’smessageuntil_________.A．herdaughterwasabouttoreturnhome B．twodaysafterherdaughterhadleftherC．herdaughterhadsafelylandedinKavos D．twelvehoursaftershehadleftherdaughter15．Wecaninferfromthelastparagraphthatthewriter_________.A．stillthinksteenagersshouldnottravelwithouttheirparentsB．believesitisusefultowarnteenagersaboutdangerstheymightfaceC．won’tallowherdaughtertotravelagainwithoutanadultD．nowencourageteenagerstolearnhowtosafelytravelwithouttheirparents（22-23八年級(jí)上·江蘇鹽城·期中）Wesurveyed300youngpeopleonwhattheyliketodoatweekends.Onehundredpeoplearefromtheagesof11-18,onehundred19-26andonehundred27-35.Thefollowingshowstheiranswers:16．Howmanypeopleenjoyplayingcomputergamesinthe11-18group?A．20. B．50. C．60. D．75.17．Accordingtothesurvey,whichtwoactivitiesdomostpeopleenjoydoing?A．PlayingcomputergamesandwatchingTV. B．WatchingTVandgoingtothemovies.C．Playingcomputergamesandtakingawalk. D．Goingtothemoviesandtakingawalk.18．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothechart?A．Fewestpeopleliketakingawalk.B．Thepeopleof11-18liketakingawalkmost.C．90peoplelikegoingtothemoviesinthe19-26group.D．Thepeopleof27-35likeplayingcomputergamesmost.（21-22八年級(jí)上·江蘇鹽城·期末）Australiaislocatedinthesouthernpartoftheearth.Sowhenitisahotsummerthere,wehaveacoldweatherhere.Theweatherthereisneithertoohotnortoocold.Inmanyplacesofthisbeautifulland,youcaneithertakeawalkintherainforests(熱帶雨林)orgoforaswiminitswarmseas.ThecapitalofAustraliaisCanberrainsteadofSydney.SydneyisthelargestcityofAustralia.Australiaisalwaysafarmingcountry.Peopleusuallycallit“acountryonsheep’sback”.There,youcanfindlotsofsheepandkangaroos(袋鼠).AliceSpringandAyersRockaretwointerestingplacesinthecenterofthecountry.YoumaynotbelievethatAyersRockchangesitscolourinthesunlightifyoudonotseeitforyourself.So,whenyougotravellingaroundAustralia,therewillbelotsofplacestovisit.19．What’sthecapitalofAustralia?A．Sydney B．Canberra C．Tokyo D．Melbourne(墨爾本)20．Whydopeopleusuallycallit“acountryonsheep’sback”?A．Becauseit’salwaysafarmingcountry.B．Becausepeoplelikesheepverymuch.C．Becauseyoucanfindlotsofsheepthere.D．Becausetherearetwointerestingplacesinthecenterofthecountry.21．Howmanyinterestingplacesarethereinthecentreofthecountry?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five.22．What’stheweatherlikeinAustralia?A．Toohot. B．Toocold. C．Neithertoohotnortoocold. D．Rainy.23．WhatwillhappenwhenAyersRockisinthesunlight?A．Nothingwillhappen. B．Itwillbeshiny.C．Itwillbethesameasitis. D．Itwillchangeitscolour.（22-23八年級(jí)上·江蘇徐州·期中）MynameisSusanSmith.Twoyearsago,IwentonatriptoNewYorkCity.Itwassummertime.Iwentwithmyhusband,CharlieSmith.Itwascoldontheplane,soIputonasweater,butwhenwegottoNewYorkCity,itwasverysunnyandhot.IchangedintoaT-shirtandshortsandcomfortableshoestowalkaround.Wewalkedalloverthecity.Sometimeswetooktheundergroundorabus,butweneverdroveortookataxi.Onourfirstday,wetookaferryboattoStatenIsland.Theferryisfreetoride,andwepassedbytheStatueofLiberty.Atlunchtime,weatealotofpizza.Afterlunch,wewenttoseetheEmpireStateBuilding.WewalkedacrosstheBrooklynBridge.Ilikerollercoasters(過(guò)山車(chē))andIlovegoingtothebeach,sowewenttoConeyIslandonoursecondday.AtConeyIsland,thereisanamusementparkwithlotsofrides.Itisrightonthebeachsoyoucansitinthesandandgoswimmingtoo.Wehadlotsoffunduringourtrip.Wewenttomuseumsandparksandatelotsoffood.OurfavouritepartofthetripwastheMetropolitanMuseumofArt.Itisverybig,andtherewerelotsofpeople.Wesawstatues(雕塑)andpaintings.Thereareworksofartfromallovertheworldandallthroughouthistory.Wedidn’thavetimetoseeeverything.Ihopethatwecangobackonedaytoseealltheotherworksofart.24．WhatdidSusanSmithwearontheplane?A．Asweater. B．AT-shirt. C．Shorts. D．Comfortableshoes.25．MrandMrsSmithneverinthecity.A．walked B．tooktheunderground C．tookataxi D．tookabus26．Thewriterwrotethepassageto.A．a(chǎn)skpeopletovisitNewYorkCityB．tellusabouthertriptoNewYorkCityC．showsomeplacesofinterestinNewYorkCityD．givepeoplesometipsonvisitingNewYorkCity（22-23八年級(jí)上·江蘇無(wú)錫·階段練習(xí)）Wheredidyougoduringtheholidays?YoumayhavevisitedTsinghuaandPekinguniversities(大學(xué)).Andyouwerenotalone.Lastsummerholiday,lotsoftouriststravelledtoseetwouniversities.TsinghuaUniversityopenstothetouristsat8:30a.m.However,manypeoplestartedtowaitinlineat3-4a.m.Iftheycomeat6o’clockinthemorning,maybetheycanonlygointoitintheafternoon.Infact,it’snotonlyChineseuniversitiesthatareovercrowdedduringtheholidays.CambridgeandOxfordintheUKalsofacethesameproblem.Cambridgeisusuallyfulloftourists,includingChinesechildren.UniversitiesintheUSAarealsopopularamongChinesetourists.ItissaidthatnineoutoftenChinesevisitorstotheUSAwanttovisitauniversity.SowhydoChinesetouristshavesuchabigloveforfamousuniversities?Onereasonisthatmanyparentshopethattheirchildrencangotooneoftheseuniversitiesinthefuture.Youwillfindboththeaspiring(有抱負(fù)