初二英語(yǔ)下冊(cè)Unit7練習(xí)題及答案

Unit7A卷一、 單項(xiàng)選擇：Wouldyoumindturningdownthemusic?A.Yes,IwouldB.No,ofcourseC.No,notatallWouldyoumind here?A.smokeB.smokingC.notsmoking Wouldyoumindgettingup?A.Itwon’tbelonBg.Iwon’tbelonCg.Itdoesn’ttakelongTOC\o"1-5"\h\zIwilldoit .A.afteraminuteB.inaminuteC.rightwayCouldyouplease ?A.dothedishesB.doingthedishesC.todothedishesIcan’theartheppiaiencoe.Wouldyoumind ?A.turndowntheTVB.turnuptheTVC.turningtheTVupWhynot helpwhenyouwereintrouble?A.youaskforB.askforC.askingforShewouldlike aviolinlesson.A.haveB.tohaveC.having Ican’tfindmyeraser. We’llcome helpyou.A.toB.andC.forYou’dbetter footballinthestreet.A.playB.notplayC.nottoplayTOC\o"1-5"\h\zTheelectricitywascut,asthelightssuddenly .A.wentonB.wentoverC.wentout toourschool!A.YoudowelcomeB.WelcomeC.WelcomeyouIamsorry,butyouareonthe .A.differentlineB.wronglineC.rightlineWeplaythedialogue .A.inturnB.taketurnsC.byturnI’mgoingtobe late.A.alittleofB.alittleC.abitsIwant lucky.A.toB.tobeC.beBepolite others!A.toB.atC.aboutMomcomesinwhileDad newspaperinthelivingroom.A.isreadB.isreadingC.readsWhat’swrongwithyou?You well.

A.lookB.don’tlookC.looknotIdon’tlikethisJeansWestcoat!Justthinkofits !A.styleB.soundC.effect二：完形填空In1955,RayKroc1. asmallrestaurantinCalifornia.It2. nexttotheroad,socustomerscoulddriveuptotherestaurantanddriveaway3. .ItwasownedbytheMcDonaldbrothers,Dickand “Mac”.TheMcDonaldbrothershaddevelopedanewidea:“driv-ein”restaurant,wherepeoplecanorderfood4. theircars.Therestaurantalso5. onthenumberofchoicesonthemenu,sothecookscouldmakethefoodvery6. .Therestaurantspecializedin7. hamburgers,Frenchfries,andchocolateshakes.RayKrocrecognizedthepotentialoftheMcDonaldbrothersr’estaurant,andheboughttherightstotheiridea.Mr.Krocwantedto8. hisownrestaurant,andhewantedtousethebrothersrestaurantchain10. .A.openedB.visitedA.builds B.builtA.easily B.slowlyA.outB.fromfamilywantedtousethebrothersrestaurantchain10. .A.openedB.visitedA.builds B.builtA.easily B.slowlyA.outB.fromfamily9.C.sawC.wasbuiltC.oftenin.Thebrothersagreed,andtheMcDonaldhadD.buildingD.difficultD.insideA.addedB.cutC.addedupD.cutdownA.slowlyB.easilyC.quicklyD.satisfiedlyA.make B.makingC.tomakeD.madeA.have B.ownC.open D.runA.houseB.moneyC.rightD.name10.A.wasborn10.A.wasborn三.閱讀理解：MorethanadollFromfashionselectiontovintagecollection,she ’severything!Fromurbanteentofantasyqueen,she’severygirl!Fromsurfandsandtofairyland,she ’severywhere!Withmorethan$3.6billionatretail,BarbieistheNo.1girl rldwide.’sbrandwoForeverygirl,fromeveryworld.TrueorFalse:()1.It’sanadvertisementforadollnamedBarbie.()2. ”Vintage”meansalmosttheoppositeto “fashion”.()3.EveryBarbieis$3.6billion.()4.Barbiechangedherclothesandhairstyleindifferentsituations.()5.Infact,somegirlsdon ’thavethemoneytobuythedoll,thoughitissopopular.Lindawasnotsatisfied.Shehadboughtasweaterfromachainstoreandwhenshehadwashedit,thecolorhadrunandthesweateritselfhadshrunk,eventhoughshehadfollowedthewashinginstructionsexactly.Whenshetookitback,thesalesgirllookedatitsuspiciously(懷疑的)."Youmusthavewasheditinboilingwater,”shesaid.Lindatoldhershehadusedlukewarmwater,justasthelabelsaidsheshould.Sincethesalesgirlstillrefusedtoexchangethesweater,Lindainsistedonseeingthemanager.Themanagerwasnothelpful,either.Hedidnotwanttoadmitthatthesweaterwasnotreallywashable.SuddenlyLindanoticedtheshop’sposteronthewall.Itsaid,”Wegiveourcustomerssatisfaction.”Lindapointedtoitandaskedifitreallymeantitsaid.Themanagerlookedembarrass為時(shí)難的）.Thenheappearedtonoticesomething.Thesweaterhadaflaw（壬限疵）.Oneofthethreadshadadifferentcolourfromtheothers.Thenhesaidtheywouldexchangethesweaterafterall.Butheemphasizedthiswasonlybecauseoftheflaw.Lindastaredbutcouldnotseetheflaw.However,shesmiledandsaidnothing.Shehadgotwhatshewanted.Thesweatershrankanditscolourranbecause .Lindahadwasheditinawrongwayitsqualityisn ’tgoodthesalesgirltoldLindathewrongwaythemanagercheatedLindaThesalesgirlwouldn’texchangethesweaterforLindabecause .Lindawasnotpolitethemanagerdidn’tpermitthatitwasLinda’sfaultshedidn’ttrLuisntdaAtfirstthemanagerwouldn’thelpLindathough .heknewthetruthofthesweaterheknewtherewasaflawhewatchedthebuyinghecheatedeverycustomerAtlastLindagotanewsweaterbecause .A.themanageradmittedhewaswrongandsaidsorryB.thesalesgirlgaveheranewonetherewasaflawinthesweaterLindaarguedwiththem5.Theposterinthestore .helpedLindamadethemanagerangryC. didn’tworkD. waswrittenbythe manager四．閱讀填詞LearnerdriverJeffMetcalfesavedthelifeofhisinstructorbydrivinghimtohospitalafteronlyninetyminutes ’drivingexperience.WheninstructorRichardBrownhillhadah_1___attackinthepassengerseat,Jeffhadtod_2___throughfivemilesofcitycentert_3___.“Therew__4__alotoftraffic,soIdidn’htavetodrivef_5___,”Jesff__6__yesterday.“Ijusthadtokeepc__7__andtrytoremembermyf__8__lesson.”Doctorsarenowt__9__Richardtofindam_10___relaxingjob.Butfirsthe ’sgtofinishJeff’slessonsfree.1.h 2.d 3.t 4.w 5.f 6.s 7.c 8.f 9.t 10.m B卷一．單項(xiàng)選擇 :Shegets whenpeoplecutinline,the phenomeno（n現(xiàn)象） happensonChristmas.A.annoyed,annoyedB.annoying,annoyingC.annoyed,annoyingD.annoying,annoyedWouldyoumindnotwearingtheoldhat.Itlooksterrible! OK,I’llput .A.onanotherpairB.anotheroneonC.onothersD.onanotherWouldyoumind ?ifIopenthewindowmyopenthewindowmyopeningthewindowthatIopenthewindowHeusedtobegreedy,butnowhegetsmoreandmore .A.greedyB.ingreedyC.generousD.geniousThediamondis .A.ofvaluableB.valuelessC.invaluableD.valueI’msorryyouhavetobe forwhatyoudidjustnow.A.paidB.finedC.takenD.spent seemsagood-for-allsolutiontodelaymid-termexam.A.ThatB.ItC.ThisD.WhatTheythoughtthedogs theneighbourhood.A.harmedB.wereharmedC.wereharmingD.harmingThepopularbook out.A.soldB.sellsC.wassoldD.wassellThecitizenscomplained thepolice thenoisefromtheneighbourhood.A.to,aboutB.about,toC.to,forD.of,to二．完形填空：Amanandhiswifehadasmallbarnearastation.Thebaroften1. openuntilafter12o’clockatnight,becausepeoplecametodrinkthere2. theywerewaitingfor3. .Attwoo’clockonemorning,onemanwasstillsitting._4___atableinthesmallbar.Hewas5. .Thebarman’swife6.__s_le_etop.she7. intothebarseveraltimes,andeachtimethemanwasstillthere.Thenatlastshewenttoherhusbandandsaidtohim,“You’8v.e thatmansixtimesnow,George,butheisn’tdrinking9. .Why10. yousenthimaway?It ’s11. late!“Oh,no,Idon’twanttosendhimaway,”answeredherhusbandwitha12. .“Yousee,wheneverIwakehimup,heasksforhis13. ,andwhenI14. ittohimhepaysit.Thenhegoesto15. again. ”A.wasB.stayedC.keepsD.wereA.whenB.asC.whileD.duringA.trainB.peopleC.friendsD.trainsA.onB.atC.aroundD.nearA.drinkingB.awakeC.asleepD.talkingA.wasB.wouldC.wantedD.hadA.lookedB.wentC.searchedD.stepedA.wokenB.wakedC.gaveD.beatA.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everythingA.didn’tB.haven’tC.donD.’tweren’tA.soB.veryC.tooD.quiteA.glassB.paperC.dishD.smileA.drinkB.waterC.dinnerD.billA.tookB.takeC.bringD.broughtA.drinkB.sleepC.comeD.wake三．閱讀理解：AAnexpensivecarspeedingdownthemainstreetofasmalltownwassoonover-takenbyayoungmotorcyclepoliceman.Ashestartedtotakeouttheticket,thewomaninthecarsaidproudly.“Beforeyougoanyfurther,youngman,Ithinkyoushouldknowthatthemayorofthiscityisagoodfriendofmine. ”Theofficerdidnotsayaword,butkeptwriting.“IamalsoafriendofChiefofPoliceBarnes, ”continuedthewoman,gettingangriereachmoment.Stillhekeptonwriting.“Youngman,”shesaid,“IknowJudgeLawsonandStateSenatorPatton.”Handingthetickettothewoman,theofficeraskedpleasantly.“Tmeell,doyouknowBillBronson?”“No.Why?”shereplied.“Well,thisisthemanyoushouldhaveknown,”hesaid,goingbacktohismotorcycle,“IamBillBronson.”Thepolicemanstoppedthecarbecause .itwasanexpensivecarthedriverwasaproudladythedriverwasdrivingtoofastthedriverwasgoingtoattackhimThewomanwasgettingangriereachmomentbecause .thepolicemandidn’tknowherfriendsthepolicemankeptwritingtheticketforherthepolicemanrefusedtoacceptherofferofmoneyshedidn’tknowthepoliceman’snameThewomandrivingtheexpensivecar .failedtostopthepolicemanwritingtheticketwarnedthepolicemannottomoveastepfurther

C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.anhonestandfairfellowafoolishandproudfellowasillyandrudefellowakind-heartedfellowThepoliceman .hadnosenseofhumourhadasenseofhumourhadnosenseofdutywasplayingajokeonthewomanDannywasjusttiredaboutthewaythingsweregoing.HismumcametoschoolandtalkedonandonaboutRickJackson.Itseemedthatshewouldneverstoptalking. “Somebodgy’otstostopthatboy!”shewasshouting. “Ricktr’ousblingeverybodyintheneighborhood.AndhelovestopickonlittleboyslikeDanny.MrsGreen,Danny’tseacher,wasconcernedalot.“diIdn’ktnowthatDannywasbeingpickedon,”shseaid.“Hen’evsersaidanythingaboutthistome!”MrsGreenlookedatDanny.“Howlonghadthisbeengoingon?”sheasked.Dannycouldonlyshakehisheadandlookatthefloor.Heknewishesaidawordaboutthis,hewouldhavetroubleatschool.Dannyhadn’tsaidanythingabouttheproblembecausehewantedtodothingswiththeboysintheneighborhood.Afterall,mostofthemwerenicetohim.HehatedtoleavethegangjustbecauseofRick.Maybethetimehadcometofindnewfriends.Hefeltithardtomakeuphismind.Welearnfromthereadingthat .DannywasnotagoodstudentDanny’smothertalkedtoomuchabouttheschool.Danny’steacherknewsomethingaboutDanny’sproblembeforeDannywantedtogetawayfromRickWhenDanny’smothercameforMrsGreen,thematterwasnow toMrsGreen.A.seriousB.commonC.untrueD.similarDannynow .wastiredoftheschoolandhisfriendshadnofriendsatallwasnotsurewhathewoulddowiththeproblemmadesomenewfriendsintheneighborhoodDannydidn’tsayanythingaboutthemattertoMrsGreenbecause .shehadknownittheotherboyswouldtellherhedidn’twanttonbte