【备课】2022年春外研版英语八年级下册Module10Unit3-练习

Unit3练习I＞单项选择()1.Doyouknowtheweatherwillbeliketomorrow?A.whatB.howC.ifD.that()2.Couldyoutellme?I'mgoingtovisithim.A.wheredoesMr.LiliveB.whereMr.LilivesC.wheredidMr.LilivedD.wheredidMr.Lilive()3.Jimseemstheanswer.Let'sgoandaskhim.A.knowsB.knowingC.toknowD.thatheknew()4.Tmnotsureifhetomorrow.Ifhe,pleaseletmeknow.A.comes,willcomeB.comes,comesC.willcome,willcomeD.willcome,comes()5.1thewindowandsawabeautifulbirdsinginginthetree.lookeddownB.lookedoutofC.lookingthroughD.lookedupII、单词拼写Jennyisa21-year-oldstudentatan1.(国际的)school.Herdreamistobearadio2.(主持人).Sheisverybusyeveryday.Shegetsupat6:00inthemorning.Thenshe3.(花费)anhourlisteningtoprogrammeontheradio.Sheespeciallylikesprogrammesforyoung4.(听众).Andshelikes5.(收集)thelatestnationalnews.Afterbreakfast,Jennygoestohaveclasses.Herlastclassendsat5o'clockintheafternoon.Afterschool,shegoestowork.Shehasgota6.(兼职的)jobatalocalradiostation.The7.(目的)aretomakesomemoneyandtoexperiencereallife.Shereadsnewspaper8.(文章)aboutentertainmentforanhoureveryevening.Her9.(嗓音)soundsverybeautifulandshehasquitealotoffans.The10.(主管)oftheradioisalsoverysatisfiedwithherandheoftensaysthatshewillbefamousinthefutureIIL选词填空avoid,around,interview,inperson,oneWesetatesttocheckthestudents9progressaweek.Youmustbecarefulandtrytomakinganymistakes.Jimisnewhere,soI'mgoingtoshowhimourtownthisSunday.Beforeyoudowithfamousperson,youneedtoknowwhattoask.Hewillnotbelieveyouunlessyoutellhimaboutit.IV、语法填空RealityTVshows(真人秀节目)arepopularthesedays.Therearedifferentkindsofprogrammes,suchas1.(sing)competitionandcookingcompetition.RealityTVshowshavesomeadvantages.Firstofall,2.somanykindsofshows,peoplecanchoose3.theyareinterestedin.Somepeoplelikewatchingthoseaboutbuilding4.(house)ortravellingaroundtheworld.Secondly,realityTVshowsareagoodway5.(find)talented(有才能的)people.Sofar,somepeople6.(have)verygoodjobsbytakingpartintheshows.Thirdly,peopleontheshowscanhave7.(interest)experiencestomeetnewpeople.RealityTVshowshavedisadvantages,too.Somepeoplethinkiftheytakepartintheshows,theywillprobablybefamous.8.,mostsuccessfulandfamouspeopleworkhardalltheirlives.Anotherdisadvantageisthatsomeprogrammesdon'thave9.(something)specialandthismakespeoplefeel10.(boring).V、完型填空'Oneday,KatieStellerwasonherwaytohersalon(美发厅).Whenshestoppedhercaratthetrafficlights,she_1—ahomelessmanbytheroad.Hewasholdingasign(牌子)and—2—somehelp."Hey!"Stellershouted.“I'mgoodathaircutting.IfIgetmy3—here,wouldyouliketohaveafreehaircut?”ThemansmiledatStellerand_4—."I'llberightback,“Stellersaid.Stellerdroveoff.Shewenttohersalonandcarriedaredchairintohercar.Thenshedrovebackandgavethemanahaircut_5—.ThemantoldStellerhis_6—aboutgrowingupinMississippi.AfterStellerwasdone,themanwasso_7—.Helookedinthemirrorandsaid,"Haha!Ilookgreat!”Sofar,Stellerhasgivensuchhaircutstomanypeoplearoundthecity.Sheherselfknowsthatahaircutcan—8—aperson.“It'smorethanahaircut/9shesays.Atheryoungage,Stellerhadno_9—,becauseshewasillandcouldn'tgotoschool.Duringthattime,shewasalways_10—togotothesalon."Sittingdownandtalkingto_11—helpedmefeellesslonely,”shesays.Asaresult,Stellerwantedtohavehaveherownsalonsoshe_12—helppeoplefeelthewayshe'dfeltbefore.Later,she_13—herRedChairProject,reachingouttopeopleonthestreet.Shegivesfreehaircuts,listenstopeople'sstoriesand_14_themonline.can'tsolvetheirproblems,_15_maybeIcanhelpthemfeellesslonelyforamoment,Stellersaid.()1.A.hitB.noticedC.missedD.pulled()2.A.askingforB.lookingatC.pickingupD.puttingaway()3.A.tableB.chairC.bedD.car()4.A.leftB.criedC.agreedD.passed()5.A.suddenlyB.finallyC.heavilyD.carefully()6.A.plansB.ideasC.storiesD.hobbies()7.A.strangeB.excitedC.nervousD.afraid()8.A.changeB.catchC.developD.discover()9.A.petsB.fansC.friendsD.customers()10.A.tiredB.surprisedC.happyD.serious()11.A.everybodyB.somebodyC.anybodyD.nobody()12.A.shouldB.mustC.neededD.could()13.A.joinedB.startedC.collectedD.accepted()14.A.sharesB.movesC.comparesD.watches()15.A.andB.althoughC.soD.butVI、阅读理解AHaveyoueverdreamtofwinningthelottery(彩票)？Mostpeoplewilldreamoffastcars,largehouses,andnothavingtoworkanymore.Inreallife,however,that'snotalwayswhathappens.DrHVanHaan,awriterofseveralbooksonlotterywinners,says,"Winningthelotterydoesn'tchangepeople'slivesasmuchasweimagine?9Mostlotterywinnerskeeptheirjobs,butoftenfindthattheylosetheirfriends.Theirfriendswilloftenaskthemformoneyandthese“friends“veryoftengetangryiftheydon'tsharethemoney.Lotterywinnersspendmostoftheirfirstonemilliondollarsontravelling.However,whentheearlyexcitementoftravellingaroundtheworldhasdisappeared,thehappinessthatthemoneybringsalsodisappears.Inlessthanayearafterwinning,mostwinnerssaythattheyarenothappierthanbefore.Toomuchmoneycanmakepeopleunhappy,especiallyforthosewhoarenotusedtoit.Onestudyshowsthatmorethan30%oflotterywinnerslostmostoftheirmoneyinthefirstfiveyearsandmanyofthemhadmoneyproblems.Anotherreportshowsthatalotofpeoplewerehappilymarriedbeforetheywonthelottery,buttheyhadproblemswiththeirpartnersafterwinningthemoney.So,yousee,althoughmostpeopledreamofwinningthelottery,thedreamcansometimesturnintoanightmare.()1.Whenpeoplewinalotofmoney,theyusuallydreamof.A.buyinganexpensivecarB.stayingawayfromtheirworkC.owningalargehouseD.alltheabove()2.DrHVanHaansaysthatpeoplewhowinthelottery.A.areassatisfiedastheyimagineB.losetheirjobsbutkeeptheirfriendsC.keeptheirjobsbutlosetheirfriendsD.getangrywhentheirfriendsaskformoney()3.Theunderlinedwordnightmareinthelastsentencemeans.A.anunpleasantideaB.abaddreamC.somethingstrangeatnightD.aterribleaccident()4.Afterwinningthelottery,lotsofwivesandhusbands.A.loveeachothermorethanbeforeB.areashappyasbeforeC.becomeenemiesD.arenotsohappyasbefore()5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Winningthelotterycanmakepeopleveryrichandquiteunhappy.Somepeoplewhowinthelotteryalwayshavemoneyproblemslateron.Aboutonethirdoflotterywinnerslosemostoftheirmoneyinfiveyears.Theexcitementandhappinessthatthelotterybringsusuallylastforoveroneyear.BToday,robotsarebecomingcommoninwarehouses()acrosstheUS.Amazonhasmorethan200,000robotstomoveproductsthroughitswarehouses.Thatistwicethenumberithadin2018.AmandaTailionisoneofAmazon"sworkers.Herjobistogointoarobot-onlyareatosolveproblems.Sometimesshehastopickupafallenrobot.Amandasayssheisusedtoworkingwithrobotsnow.“WhenIwasoutthere,Icouldhearthemmovingaround.However,Icouldn'tseethem.ItmademefeelalittlenervousandIdidn'tknowwhattodo.”Factoriesofrobotssayrobotscandothemostdifficultandtiringjobs,butsomepeopledon'tagreeonthisidea.Intheiropinion,robotscancausestress()andevenhurtworkers.Tiredworkersareaprobleminwarehouseswheretherearerobots.That'sbecauserobotscanaddmoreworktoworkersandalsoincreasemorestressonthem.Areportshowsthattherearemoreinjuries()inAmazonwarehousesthanthosewithoutrobots.Keepingupwiththenewtechnologyishurtinghumanworkers'healthandspiritQ.However,thecompanyAmazondoesn'tthinkso.TyeBrady,oneofAmazonRobotics9technologists,says,"Tobotscanhelppeoplealot.Havingpeopleandrobotsworktogetherallowsustoofferlowerprices.Ofcourse,thesafetyoftheworkersisalsoveryimportant.Webelievethatourworkerswillsbeabletogetonwellwithrobots.Well,what'syouridea?Doyouthinkbumanscangetonwellwithrobots?()6.AboutrobotsworkedinAmazonwarehousesin2018.A.20,000B.100,000C.200,000D.400,000()7.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin""inParagraph2?Herjobhaschangedalotsince2018.Amandafindsithardtogetonwellwithrobots.Shedescribeshowshefeltwhenshefirstworkedwiththem.Amandathinksherjobisbecomingeasierwiththehelpofrobots.()8.HowdoesthewriterdeveloOpParagraph3andParagraph4?Bytellingfunnystories.Bycomparingdifferentideas.Byshowingfactswithrealnumbers.Byaskingquestionsandgivinganswers.()9.InTyeBrady?sopinion,.there9snoneedforcompaniestouserobots.it'simpossibleforrobotsandhumanstoworktogether.lowpricesofproductsaremoreimportantthanthesafetyoftheworkers.thepricesofAmazon'sproductswillbehigherwithoutthehelpofrobot