2023-2024学年牛津译林八年级英语上册Unit4检测试卷及答案

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2.A.boulesB.scissorsC.roses

3.A.saladB.standC.sick

4.A.onceB.twiceC.juice

5.A.eutupB.tidyupC.getup

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6.WhatdoesTommylovetomake?

7.Whatistheinaneating?

8.Whatdoestheboywanttohâveforlunch?

9.Wheredoestheboyadvisethegirltogettheinformation?

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11.Whatwil1thewomanmakeforsupper?

A.Dumplings.B.Beefnoodles.C.Tomatoandeggnoodles.

12.Whatdoesthemanneedtodo?

A.Towashsomeonions.B.Towashtomatoes.

C.Toeutbeefintopièces.

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13.WhatdoesJackwanttomakeforthefoodfestival?

A.Bananasalad.B.Abananamilkshake.C.Applesalad.

14.HowmanybananasdoMaryandJackneed?

A.Aboutfive.B.Aboutthree.C.Aboutfour.

15.HowmuchyogurtdoMaryandJackneed?

A.Onecup.B.acup.C.Threecups.

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16.Whendidthegirl’smothermakeastrawberrymilkshakeforher?

A.LastWednesday.B.LastThursday.C.LastFriday.

17.Howmanystrawberriesdidthegirl’smotherwash?

A.13."B.14.C.15.

18.Howmuchhoneydidthegirl’smotherputintothemilk?

A.Onespoon.B.Threespoons.C.Fourspoons.

19.Howlongdidthegirl’smotherwaitaftersheturnedontheblender?

A.Fortenminutes.B.Forfiveminutes.C.Forfifteenminutes.

20.Whereisthegirlgoing?

A.Toarestaurant.B.Toasupermarket.C.Toashoppingmall.

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()21.Therearestrawberriesinthisbasketthaninthatone.

A.lessB.fewerC.afewD.alittle

()22.DIYfor“do-it-yourself”

A.standB.standingC.standsD.stood

()23.—Couldyouhelpmefixmycartomorrow?

A.Noproblem.B.YouarewelcomeC.NotatailD.That’sright.

()24.fact,IknowmoreaboutDIYthanmyMum.

A.On;muchB.At;manyC.In;manyD.In;much

()25.You’dbetterwinebecauseyouhâvetodrinkbackhome.

A.notdrinkingB.don’tdrinkC.nottodrinkD.notdrink

()26.0urEnglishteacheroftenadvisesusthehabitofmakingnoteswhilereading.

A.developB.todevelopC.developingD.todeveloping

()27.Mybrotherhassomeproblemshismathstudy.

A.inB.withC.onD.for

()28.Youshouldthebananasandputthemintheblender.

A.cutupB.cutdownC.cutinD.cutoff

()29.Inclass,MissXuaskshimaquestion.Buthegivesananswer.

A.correctB.wrongC.incorrectD.right

()3O.Thisgirldoesn’tlistentotheteacher.

A.carefulenoughB.carefullyenoughC.enoughcarefullyD.enoughcareful

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InAmerica,wherelabour(yjI)costsaresohigh,“do-it-yourself’isawayoflife.Manypeople31their

owncars,buildtheirowngarages,andevenrebuildtheirownhouses.32manyofthemwillalsowritetheir

ownbooks.InHollywoodthereisa33thatpublishes(LH)T&)children’sbookswiththehelpofcomputers.Other

bookcompaniesalsopublishthatway,butthiscompanyisnotlike34.Ilallowslfti^thereaderto35the

maincharacterwiththehelpofcomputers.Hereis36theydoit.LetussupposeachildisnamedHerry.The

computerusesthisinformationtomakeupastory37pictures.Thestoryisthcnprintedup“Thisbookisabout

me,”achildwhoreceivessuchabookmightsay.Sothecompanyiscalled“Me-BooksPublishingCompany”.

38likeme-booksbecausetheyliketoseetheirownnames,theirpicturesandthenamesoftheir

friendsandtheirpetsinthebooks.Butmore39,inthisway,readersaremuchmoreinterestedinreadingthe

stories.Me-booksarehelpingchildrentolearnhowto40.

()31.AmakeB.buildC.buyD.repair

()32.A.InsteadB.OnlyC.OnceD.Soon

()33.A.schoolB.personC.companyD.computer

()34.A.otherB.theothersC.othersD.another

()35.A.becomeB.actC.callD.draw

()36.A.whatB.howC.whyD.where

()37.A.withB.aboutC.forD.through

()38.A.WritersB.ChildrenC.CompaniesD.Friends

()39.A.wonderfulB.welcomeC.importantD.interesting

()40.A.readB.singC.danceD.speak

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A:Hi,MaLi!Thanksforinvitingmetodinneryesterday.TheWestLakeBeefSoup(ÎZÜ'SI^I^Iit)was

delicious.(41)_______________________________

B:Sure.It’sveryeasy.

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B:Beef,mushrooms(W1S)andsomeeggwhites.First,eutupthebeefandmushrooms.

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B:Putthebeefandmushroomsintothepotwhenthewaterisboiling(JÆJB).Then,addsomesaitandpepper.

A:(44)_______________________________

B:About15minutes.Finally,puttheeggwhitesintothepot.

A:(45)_______________________________

B:No.tomakethesoupmoredelicious,youshouldputsomecoriander(§^)init.

A.Canyouteachmetocookit?

B.Whatshouldwedonext?

C.Whatdoweneed?

D.IsthatOK?

E.Howlongdowecookthem?

F.Whendowedothat?

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MissGreenisourArtteacher.WecanlearnsomeDIYskillsinherclass.Sheoftenteachesushowto

paint,repair,andevencook.OnThursday,MissGreengaveusaspéciallesson—makingpotatoprintings.

Whatyouneedarepotatoes,thickpaint,alargeknife,asmallknifeandsomepaper.First,décidéwhat

shape(Jfé^<)youwouldliketoprint(E|J)withyourpotato.Simpleshapesworkbestandareeasiesttomake.Try

hearts,moons,suns,andflowerstostartwith.Onceyou’vehadsomepractice,trymoreshapeslikecars,boats,

facesandnumbers.Andthen,eutapotatoinhalfwiththelargeknife.Usethesmallknifetomakeanoutline($ù

W)oftheshapeyouwanttomakeononehalfofthepotato.Next,culawaytheunwantedpotato,aboutaquarter

ofoneinchdeep,aroundtheoutlineoftheshape.Andthenputthepotatoprintingintothethickpaint.Atlast,

press(1$)thepotatoprintingontoanypapertomakeyourprintings.

Ailofuswereveryhappytomakeourownprintings.1madeheart,flowerandfaceprintingsandMary

mademoonandsunprintings.

()46.WhatcanwelearninMissGreen’sclass?

A.Howtowrite.B.Howtocook.C.Howtosing.D.Howtodance.

()47.WhatdowenotneedinMissGreen’sclass?

A.Scissors.B.Paint.C.Knives.D.Paper.

()48.HowmanystepsdoestheDIYhâve?

A.Six.B.Five.C.Four.D.Three.

()49.Whatdidthewritermake?

A.Moonandsunprintings.B.Flowerandfaceprintings.

C.Sunandflowerprintings.D.Heart,flowerandfaceprintings.

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InBritain,peoplehâveastrangehobby.Wheneverthere’saBankHolidayweekend,acertainkindofshop

alwaysgetsverybusy,andit’snotwhatyoumightthink—aclothesshoporamusicshop.Hugenumbersof

peoplegotoDIYstoresandgardencentresinsteadofrelaxingathome.

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DoingDIYisverypopularinBritainandtherearelotsofTVprogrammeswhichshowpeoplehowtodo

DIYprojects.Somepeoplejustdosomesimpledecorating—puttingupwallpaperandpainlingwalls.But

thereareailkindsofDIYprojectsthatsomepeopledécidétodo,forexample,puttinginanewshower.

Unluckily,somepeoplestartdoingajobbutendinDIYdisaster(j/cÆ).Forexample,electricalthings

shouldbedonebyaspécialworker,butmanypeopledon’tcareaboutthiswarning(®*jandputthemselves

indanger.

Gardeningisalsopopular,anditisagoodwaytoenjoytheweatheronasunnyBankHoliday.Butit’snot

assimpleasplantingplantsanddoingsomewatering.Moredifficultworksuchasbuildinganewgardenor

makingsomedécorationscancausebackache.

Sowhydopeopledoit?Maybctheyaresousedtoworkingthattheyaren'tverygoodalrelaxing.One

thingisforsure,thoughalotofDIYorgardeningprojectswillbestartedwiththebestplans,manyofthem

maynotgetfinished!

()50.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutgardening?

A.Gardeningisnotagoodwaytorelax.

B.Gardeningisnotalwaysadifficultwork.

C.Gardeningisnotassimpleasyouthought.

D.GardeningisnotpopularamongBritishpeople.

()51.Wecaninfer(JȮf)fromthepassagethat.

A.ailDIYprojectsareeasyandfun

B.noteveryDIYprojecthasagoodbeginning

C.BritishpeoplearegettingtiredofdoingDIYprojects

D.manypeoplemaynotfinishtheDIYprojectsintheend

()52.Youmayfindthispassageinthepartofanewspaper.

A.cultureB.healthC.scienceD.sports

C

EnglishpeoplelikeDIY.Alotofpeoplealwaysspendtheirholidaymakingtheirhomesmorebeautiful.If

thereisanythingthatneedsrepairingordecoratingaroundtheirhomes,suchaspaintingthewallsorputtingina

newshower,theywilldothejobsthemselves.TheyshareDIYexpériencewiththeirfriends.Moreandmore

peopleshowaninterestinDIY.SometimespeoplealsolikeDIYinordertosavemoney.Theyaretryingtofind

waystomaketheirhousesbotterwhentheycan’taffordthecost.SoitisnotsurprisingthatDIYisverypopular.

DIYcanbedifficult.Peopleoftenfinditnoteasytobuildapicceoffumiturebccausetheycan’tunderstand

theinstructionswell.Sometimestheinstructionsaresimpleandclear,butthefurnitureitselfisdifficulttobuild.

DIYcanalsobedangerous.PeopleshouldlearnmuchaboutDIYworkbeforedoingit.Unluckily,manypeople

don’tcareaboutthat.Sotheymaybeindanger.Itisreportedthatin

53.WhatdoEnglishpeoplealwaysdoduringtheirholiday?

54.WhatdopeoplesometimeslikeDIYfor?

55.WhatshouldwedobeforewedoDIY?

56.Don’tplaywithoryoumayhurtyourself.

57.MyclassmateKevintookan(^RtSÉIÙ)partintheReadingClub.

58.Hissonis(fx&éû)aboutcomputergaines.

59.Don’t(smoke)here.Smokingisnotallowedinpublicplaces.

ôO.It’s(possible)forpeopletolivewithoutwaler.

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1.1.BobborrowedarubberfromJackyesterday.

2.Sallyboughtsomerosesforhermother’sbirthday.

3.Susancanmakefruitsaladbyherself.

4.Myfavouritedrinkisgrapejuice.

5.You’dbettertidyupyourroomnow.

11.6.M:IhearyourcousinTommyisinterestedinDIY.Whatdoeshelovetodo?

W:Helovestomakemode!planes.

7.M:Mary,pleaseaddsomesaittothenoodles.

W:OK.

8.W:Timeforlunch.Whatdoyouwanttoeat?

M:Couldyoupleasemakeahotdogforme?

9.W:IwanttofindaDIYjob.ButIthinkitisdifficult.

M:You’dbettersearchforsomeinformationontheInternet.

10.M:Look!Wehâveonions,lomatoesandméat,butwehâvenoeggs.

W:Let’sgotothestoretobuysome.

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M:Mydear,I’mhungry.

W:OK,Iwillmakebeefnoodlesforsupper.

M:Thatsoundsgood.Needanyhelp?

W:Yes,eutthebeefintopièces,please.

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M:Hi,Mary.Iwanttomakebananasaladforourfoodfestival,butIdon'tknowhowtomakeit.

W:Don’tworry,Jack.Icanteachyou.

M:That’snice.Whatdoweneed?

W:Weneedbananas,yogurtandhoney.

M:Howmanybananasdoweneed?

W:Oh,aboutfourbananas.

M:Whatshouldwedo?

W:First,peelthebananasandeutthemup.Next,putthebananasinabowl.Then,putaspoonofhoney

andacupofyogurtinthebowlandmixthemailup.

M:OK.Thankyou.

IV.W:MymothermadeastrawberrymilkshakeformelastFridayevening.Shetaughtmehowtomakeit.

First,mymotherwashed15strawberries.Then,sheputthemintheblender.Next,sheaddedthreespoonsof

honeyintothemilkandpouredthemilkint