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人教版Unit7章节考点学年八年级下册英语期末章节考点

（人教版）Unit7章节考点-2020-2021学年八年级下册

英语期末章节考点全能突破

一、单项填空（每小题1分,共10分）

1.Franceis　　　Europeancountry,whileJapanis　　　Asiancountry. 

A.a;aB.an;an

C.an;aD.a;an

2.Icouldn'tbelievethatthey　　　insolvingtheproblem. 

A.includedB.got

C.wokeD.succeeded

3.LeBronJamesisoneof　　　playersintheNBA.Heismyhero. 

A.betterB.thebest

C.worseD.theworst

4.Animalsjustlikehumans,theywilldotheirbesttoprotecttheiryoungwhentheyare　　　. 

A.indangerB.onduty

C.inneedD.ontime

5.—ItriedtomakeAlice　　　hermindbutIfounditdifficult. 

—Well,Isawyou_______thatwhenIwentpast. 

A.changed;doB.changes;doing

C.change;doD.change;doing

6.Nothingis　　　thankeepingtryingifyouwanttoachieveyourdream. 

A.veryimportantB.moreimportant

C.themostimportantD.asimportantas

7.High-speedtrainsareseenasoneofthenewFourGreat　　　ofChina. 

A.AchievementsB.Agreements

C.EnvironmentsD.Instruments

8.Danielis　　　histwinbrother.Theyareboth1.75meterstall. 

A.tallerthanB.shorterthan

C.astallasD.sotallas

9.—Ididn'tseeMollylastweek.

—　　　Iknow,shehasgonetoSingapore. 

A.AsfarasB.Aslongas

C.AssoonasD.Asoftenas

10.Youspendtoomuchtimeonyourmobilephone.Youaresupposedto　　　thetimeyouspendonit. 

A.cutoffB.cutdown

C.cutupD.cutin

二、完形填空（每小题1分,共15分）

　　FalseBayisinSouthAfrica.Itisoneofthe　11　placesintheworldtoseeagreatwhiteshark.Thegreatwhitesharkisknownforits　12　—thelargestsharkscangrowtosixmetersinlengthandover2,000kilogramsinweight.Greatwhitesharksaremeat-eaters.Theycatchlarge　13　inthesealiketuna（金枪鱼）,seals（海豹）andevenwhales.Greatwhitesharksalso　14　boats.Simon,aBritishresearcher,wasluckytogetawaysafelywhenasharkbitintohisboat.Aboutthreepeoplearekilledeachyear　15　greatwhitesharks. 

Thesharkscometohuntthe60,000sealsthatliveinFalseBay.Inordertofindfish,thesealshavetocrossthedeepwaterofthebay—thisiswherethesharks　16　.Greatwhitesharksareverygoodhunters.Theywaitbelowthesealsandthenswim　17　andcrashintothembysurpriseatthespeedof40kilometersperhour,killing　18　withonebite. 

Willasharkattacksomethingthat　19　likefood?

Someresearchersputacarpet（地毯）intheshapeofaseal　20　.Athighspeedsthesharkscan'ttellthedifference. 

　21　asharkchoosebetweenaplantandafish?

Whenscientistsputtunaandcoralinthewater,thesharkbitesinto　22　.Eventhoughsharkseatmeat,ifaplantlookslikeananimal,thesharkattacks. 

Willasharkhaveachoicebetweenhumansandtuna?

Itisthe　23　thatattractstheshark'sattention.Greatwhitesharksclearlypreferfishtohumans. 

Theseresearchesshowthatgreatwhitesharksare　24　hunterswhichwillattackanythingthatlooksandactslikeafish.　25　,thatmeanshumanscanalsogetbittenbymistake. 

11.A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best

12.A.colorB.sizeC.speedD.shape

13.A.petsB.insectsC.animalsD.birds

14.A.attackB.protectC.loveD.follow

15.A.forB.byC.withD.of

16.A.waitB.restC.sleepD.play

17.A.aroundB.alongC.downD.up

18.A.theyB.youC.itD.them

19.A.looksB.soundsC.smellsD.tastes

20.A.onthegroundB.intheskyC.inthewaterD.intheroom

21.A.CanB.MayC.MustD.Should

22.A.allB.noneC.bothD.neither

23.A.humanB.fishC.coralD.boat

24.A.amazingB.strangeC.kindD.dangerous

25.A.ProudlyB.UnluckilyC.FinallyD.Happily

三、阅读理解（每小题2分,共30分）

A

SeaWorld

SeaWorldcelebrates50yearswithaSeaofSurprises.StepunderthewavesatSeaWorldSanDiego'sall-newExplorers'Reef.Go"hand-in"totouchashark,acrab（蟹）,orthousandsoftinycleanerfishthatwillbiteplayfullyatyourfingers.Andyoucanenjoyanall-newShamu'sCelebration:

LightUpTheNightshow.

TOUR:

A14

ADULT:

$111

CHILD（3-10）:

$105

SanDiegoZoo

TakeawalkonthewildsideattheSanDiegoZoowithoneofthemostkindsofwildanimalsintheworld.TheSanDiegoZoocovers100acresandbrings4,000animals,representing800kinds,togetherinoneplace.TheZoohassomeofthemostbeautifulandrarecreatures（动物）intheworldandoffersyouagreatchancetovisitwildanimals.

TOUR:

A13

ADULT:

$90

CHILD（3-11）:

$72

LegolandCalifornia

Offeringafulldayofwonderfuladventures,Legolandgivesfun,imagination,andentertainmenttotoday'syoungsters（儿童）andtheirfamilies.AtLegolandCaliforniaeveryoneinthefamilybecomesaheroonmorethan50superrides,showsandattractions.

TOUR:

A16

ADULT:

$109

CHILD（2-12）:

$104

UniversalStudiosHollywood

GobehindthescenesontheworldfamousStudioTourtoexplore（探索）whereHollywoodmoviesaremade.Then,faceexcitingrides,showsandattractionsthatputyouinsidesomeoftheworld'sbiggestmovies.

TOUR:

A6

ADULT:

$138

CHILD（3-12）:

$96

26.IfJackis7yearsold,hewantstogotoSeaWorldwithhisparents.Howmuchshouldtheypay?

A.$327B.$252

C.$322D.$372

27.Ifyouwanttoseedifferentkindsofwildanimals,youcanvisit　　　. 

A.SeaWorld

B.SanDiegoZoo

C.LegolandCalifornia

D.UniversalStudiosHollywood

28.Tom,aged11,whohasonly$100andiscrazyaboutrides,canchooseTour　　　. 

A.A6B.A13

C.A14D.A16

29.Itcanbeknownfromthepassagesthat　　　. 

A.visitorscanstepunderthewavesandenjoy50showsandattractionsatSeaWorld

B.theSanDiegoZoocovers100acreswithoneofthemostkindsofwildanimalsintheworld

C.youngstersandtheirfamiliescanenjoyahalfdayofwonderfuladventuresinLegolandCalifornia

D.youwillbeputinsidealloftheworld'sbiggestmoviesinUniversalStudiosHollywood

30.Thefourpassagesaboveprobablycomefrom　　　. 

A.asportsreport

B.astorybook

C.asciencemagazine

D.anadvertisementposter

B

　　Thousandsofyearsago,inthesouthofancientChina,therelivedShennong,amanwhohadanox（牛）headandhumanbody.Seeingthatlocalpeopleweresufferingfromdisease,hebuiltladders（梯子）andhousesonahighmountaintostorehundredsofmedicalplants.Torememberhim,peoplenamedtheplaceShennongjia.

　　Thelegend（传说）makesShennongjiainHubeianinviting（吸引人的）placefortourists.Travelingthereisauniqueexperience,asyoucanseescenesofthefourseasonsfromdifferentaltitudes（海拔）."Whenthebottomofthemountainissummer,thetopisspringandwhilethefoothillisautumn,thetopiscoveredwithice,"localpeoplesayofthespecialclimateofShennongjia.

　　Shennongjiaisalsohometo5,000speciesofanimalsandplants.Manyanimalsindangerlivethere,suchasthegoldenmonkey,thecloudedleopard（云豹）andtheAsianblackbear.

　　Oneinterestingandmysterious（神秘的）thingaboutShennongjiaisitslegendofwildmen.Somepeopleonceclaimedthattheysawbigprintsorbig-footcreatures.Yetsofar,scientistshaven'tproveditistrueandsomesaytheyarejustbears.

　　Thebeautifulplacehasrecentlyreceivedanewtitle.OnJuly17,2016,ShennongjiaForestryDistrictwasaddedtoUNESCOWorldHeritageListasanaturalsite（遗址）.Chinanowhas55worldheritagesites,firstintheworld.

31.WhichofthefollowingisrightaboutShennong?

A.Shennonghadanoxbody.

B.Shennonggrewmedicalplantsforpeople.

C.Shennonghelpedthelocalpeople.

D.ShennongnamedtheplaceShennongjia.

32.InShennongjia,　　　. 

A.therearemanymedicalstoresalongtheway

B.peoplecanexperiencefourseasonsinthemountain

C.thereare500speciesofanimalsandplants

D.scientistshaveprovedtherearewildmenthere

33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"title"meaninChineseinParagraph5?

A.标题B.景点

C.称号D.职务

34.Whichofthefollowingcountrieshasthemostworldheritagesites?

A.China.B.TheUSA.

C.Italy.D.Canada.

35.What'sthemainideaofthepassage?

A.ThelegendofShennong.

B.AnimalslivinginShennongjia.

C.TheamazingShennongjia.

D.Worldheritagesites.

C

　　Allovertheworld,thousandsofanimalsareusedforwildlifetourism.Peopletraveltowatchmonkeyshows,hugbabytigersandswimwithdolphins.Itmightlooklikefun,buttherearereportsthatanimalsarehurtnowandagain.TheWorldAnimalProtection（WAP）saysthatupto550,000wildanimalsareexposed（暴露）toilltreatmentaroundtheworld.InCambodia,forexample,it'sbeenreportedthatelephantshavediedaftercarryingtouristsforlonginhotweather.Thisisgettingattention—over100travelcompanieshavepromisedthattheywillnolongeropenupsuchplaces.However,somepeoplearguethatanimaltourismisn'talwaysasbadasitseems.Sowhatdoyouthink?

GroupYes

●Animalsweren'tputonthisplanetforenjoyment.Theyshouldbefreetoliveastheychoose.

●Thewayanimalsaretreatedisoftencruel（残忍的）andcausesmuchpain.Eveniftreatedwell,theycannotactinthesamewayastheywouldinthewild.

●Wedon'tneedwildlifetourism.WecanseeanimalscloseupintheirnaturalhomeinTVprograms.There'snoneedtodisturb（打扰）theminreallife.

GroupNo

●Itisenjoyableandeducationalforpeopletocommunicatewiththewonderfulanimals.Themorepeopleknowaboutthem,themoretheywanttoprotectthem.

●Wildlifetourismbringsmoneytopoorareasandmaybetheonlywayforsomepeopletomakealiving.

●Notallanimalsaretreatedbadly.Someendangeredanimalsareundertheprotectionofprogramsthatlookafterrarespecies（稀有物种）.

36.HowmanywildanimalsarefacingbadtreatmentaccordingtoWAP?

A.Morethan100.B.Hundreds.

C.Thousands.D.About550,000.

37.Theunderlinedwords"suchplace