外研版英語初二上M8單元檢測

1、Modules 8 綜合測試班級_ 學號_ 姓名_ 成績_I.單項選擇（每小題 3 分，共 36 分） 1. -What were you doing at that time?-We_ about the vacatio n pla ns.A. are talk ingB. were talk ingC. talkedD. have talked2. The baby was too young to_himself.A. put onB. wearC. dressD. in3. It was too no isy. The teacher got an gry. Wed better st

2、op_ .A. talkB. talk ingC. talkedD. to talk4. Tom is_. He should rest at home.A. tiredB. fullC. thirstyD. hu ngry5.-_ -Pretty good.6. We were hav ing dinner_ I smelt someth ing bur ning in the kitche n.A. whileB. whe nC. thoughD. so7. Mouse stops singing and falls_ .A. sleepB. sleepyC. asleepD. sleep

3、 ing8. My sister was play ing computer games_ I got home.A. ifB. whe nC. whileD. before9. The headmaster promised_ the matter.A. look ing into B. to look intoC. look ing upD. to look up10. They could nt help him because they did nt know_ .A. what kind of sn ake was itB. what kind of sn ake it was11.

4、 The soldiers went to the other side of the street side_side.A. byB. inC. onD. with12. My hand is_ pain. I just cut my hand whe n I used a knife to cutthi ngs.A. forB. atC. inD. withII .完型填空（每小題 2 分，共 20 分）Dreams, the word itself, sound so fasci nati ng. Every one has differe nt dreams.Dreams are ac

5、tually our aspirati ons.A. Where are you going?C. How is it going?B. What are you up to?D. What were you doing?C. what kind of sn ake it isD. what kind of sn ake is itDreamsare of _13_ types. Somedreams, like touching the sun, are _14Some are extremely silly. When I was five and was asked about what

6、 I wan tedI want to grow up ” as if anyone could stop that! Aswe _15_ and lear n about great achievers, we all secretly want to emulate them.Dreamsare actually_16_ in our childhood. People do anything to _17 theirdreams. Manypeople want to do something for the world and are determined to becomegreat

7、.A survey con ducted amon g50 stude nts betwee n the age group 12-14 revealed that agreat nu mber of stude nts（about 32）wan ted mon ey, fame and _18_. Eight had dreamsof hav ing big houses, cars and jewelry _19_ the rest dreamt of livi ng on the Mars! All ofthem were prepared to work hard and sacrif

8、ice （犧牲）whatever had to be sacrificed to achieve their dreams.My teacher said that whe n she was 12-14 years old, she n ever came across any childwho was clear about what he or she wan ted. She attributes （把.歸功于） the dreams of todays children to the information they get. She also said that her paren

9、ts and their gen erati ons bur ning _20_ was to live in a world of no wars and no _21_!See how dreams cha nge with time.Some dreams or goals are not so positive. For example, my friend John （14 years old）wants to becomea gangster （強盜）. A gangster? Not exactly. A person who fights _22_corruption （腐敗）

10、.He says he has changed his earlierambiti on of beco ming a wrestler.20. A. youthB. hobbies C. desireD. i ntereststo be, I used to say13.A. certain14.A. possible15.A. hurry16.A. broke n17.A. realize18.A. credit19.A. whereB. greatC. differe ntD. the sameB. impossibleB. hatchB. en dedB. makeB. palaceB

11、. whenC. cha ngeable D. stableC. growC. finishedC. getC. powerD. tellD. formedD. useD. carsC. whileD. which21. A. killi ngsB. peaceC. smili ngD. laughters22. A. agai nstB. forC. withD. toIII .閱讀理解（每小題 2 分，共 24 分）ADrunk driv ing has become a serious problem in China. Accord ing to theMinistry of Publ

12、ic Security, the police caught more than half a milliondrunkdrivers in 2010. On the n ight of May 9, 2011, musicia n Gao Xiaoso ng ran his car into threeother cars in Beiji ng because he drank too much wine. He was punished under Chinasnewdrunk driving law that cameinto use on May 1, 2011.The new la

13、w sees drunk driv ing as a crime. In the west, drunk driv ing is also a crime. Inthe US, for example, if the police catch a drunk driver, the driver will pay a fin e, lose his orher lice nse and eve n go to pris on. If the driver wants to drive again, he or she has to dopublic service, and take part

14、 in educati onal programs.You may think: drunk driv ing is a crime? Isnt this law too unkind? But experts say: not atall. They think it is to protect peoples rights to life and health. Drunk driv ing is very dangerous!23. Mr Gao ran his car into three other cars because_.A. he went home to lateB. he

15、 drank too much wineC. the road was too crowdedD. there was something wrong with his car24. What does the underlined part“a fine ” in the second paragraph referto?A. HealthB. WealthC. MoneyD. Safety25. What do experts think of the new law?A. NecessaryB. UnkindC. in appropriateD. iro nicBJaden Ashton

16、, aged five, calmly measured his mumBrians blood sugar level and dialed999, after finding her uncon scious and shak ing in bed. The boy, from Bicester, has now been give n a reward for his acti ons by Thames Valley Police.Mrs Asht on said, “ Jade n is my hero. He did so well and I am so proud ofhim.

17、 His actions definitely saved my life. Jaden told me afterwards I was sweati ng and myeyes were rolli ng so he knew his mum was nt very well. When I was told what happe ned, Ijust cried and gave him a big cuddle for what he had done. Hes clever. He just kept his wits（才智）about him. ”In his mothers ar

18、ms, Jade n said,“I was nt scared. I just called foran ambula nee to make my mummy better. ”He had tried to revive his mother by giving her sugar cubes, which she keeps by herbedside, before telli ng the police his fulladdress for anambula nee to reach them.Doctors gave Mrs Ashton an emergency inject

19、ionof glucagon （高血糖素）andput her on an IV drip （ 靜脈滴注）to bring her out of the uncon scious ness.Jaden was the only one at home to raise the alarm as his father, Gavin, was at work.Mrs Asht on, diag no sed with type one juve nile diabetes （糖尿病）when she was18, and she fell into the unconsciousness on t

20、hat day after missing her alarmand hav inga lie-i n.she had nt falle ninto a diabeticunconsciousness for more than ten years, but she still madesome people learn how to useblood glucose mon itor （ 血糖儀）.In spector Jack Malhi said,“ I have no doubt that Jade ns quick-th inkingand his calmness saved hi

21、s mumslife. For a five-year-old to have that preseneeof mind and not to panic is really superb.”26. All are Mrs Asht ons symptoms whe n she fell into uncon scious ness EXCEPTA. she was trembli ngB. she was sweat ingC. her eyes were rolli ngD. her feet were kick ing27. Which is the correct time order

22、 of the following events?a. Jade n dialed 999.b. Mrs Asht on trained Jade n to measure her blood level.c. Mrs Asht on was diag no sed with juve nile diabetes.d. Doctors put her on an IV drip.e. Mrs Asht on missed her alarm.A.abdec B. cbead C.cabde D.adceb28.In paragraph 2, the underlinedword “ cuddl

23、e ” most probably meansa”A. word B. praise C. hug D. prese nt29. We can infer from the passage that_.A. Mrs Asht on had trained Jade n to use her blood glucose mon itorB. Jaden had learned how to read the glucose monitor from his fatherC. Jade n was the only one at home whe n the accide nt happe ned

24、D. Jade n was give n a reward for his actionsCThe word “cartoon ” camefrom Italian.It first referred to the picture beforean actual draw ing on the wall. 30._ Since the 1840s, it has also cometo meanany drawings that is humorous, satirical （諷刺的）or showing anopinion.It usually appears in a newspaper

25、or magazine, with or without a short text.31._ People of all ages, especially young children enjoy allof carto ons in n ewspapers and magaz in es, on televisi on and at the movies. Carto ons notonly show their life, but help form it. 32._They havesupplied ideas to plays, movies, TV series and so on.

26、 Names or words from carto on serieshave also come into moder n Ian guages.Many carto on ists draw with special pens. 33._Surely, computersare especially effective for the making of ani mated carto ons. This helps us to enjoy morelively carto ons.A. They have set the style for clothing, food, manner and many other things.B. In the mid-19thcen tury, it came into En glish.C. Some use the computer.D. Today carto ons are a part of the daily lives of most people.34. From the passage, we know that_.A. few young childre