Unit 8综合测试卷

Ⅰ.听句子,选出句子中所包含的信息。每个句子读两遍

1.We have some private time to have a rest.

2.The password of my card is 532593.

3.Please hang up your clothes in the closet.

4.I have nothing to say to a wild woman!

5.Neither of them wants to run.

Ⅱ.听句子,选出该句的最佳答语。每个句子读两遍

6.You are not allowed to go fishing here!

7.Do you believe that a hen can fly?

8.Would either of you like a cookie?

9.You make delicious cookies.

10.Mike,go and see who is knocking at the door.

Ⅲ.听对话和问题,选择正确答案。每段对话及问题读两遍

请听第一段对话和问题,回答第11小题。

M:Are you waiting for your mother, Jane?

W:No, I’m waiting for my father.He’s going to drive me to visit my grandfather.

Q11:Who is the girl going to visit?

请听第二段对话和问题,回答第12小题。

M:Are people supposed to bow when they see each other in your country?

W:No.They usually kiss each other.

Q12:What do people usually do when they meet in the girl’s country?

请听第三段对话和问题,回答第13小题。

M:Take this seat, please.This bus is really crowded.

W:It’s very nice of you, young man.

Q13:Where are they?

请听第四段对话和问题,回答第14至15小题。

W:Mike, you’re learning to drive, aren’t you? Do you go to the OP Driving School?

M:No, I go to the OBC Driving School.

W:Is it expensive? I want to learn to drive.

M:It costs me a hundred and forty dollars.I’ve had ten lessons and each one is fourteen dollars.

W:Is each lesson for an hour?

M:Er...Less than that, about forty-five minutes.

Q14:Where is Mike learning to drive?

Q15:How long does each lesson last?

请听第五段对话和问题,回答第16至18小题。

W:Hi, Peter.I am reading a book about table manners in different countries.

M:Wow, can you tell me something about it?

W:Yes, I’d love to.What do you want to know?

M:Is it OK to make some noise when eating in Japan?

W:Yes, making some noise is regarded as praise for the meal.

M:I see.What about in France?

W:In France, you should never discuss money over dinner.And you should finish everything on your plate.

M:Then what about in Mexico?

W:In Mexico, it’s a good manner to say “enjoy” when you catch the eye of someone who is eating.Besides, you must say “enjoy your meal” before you leave the table.

M:Interesting! I think it’s very helpful when you travel abroad.

W:Yes, you’re right.

M:Could you lend the book to me? I can’t wait to read it.

W:Of course.I will finish it in three days.

Q16:In which country can you make some noise when having meals?

Q17:What can’t you discuss over dinner in France?

Q18:How soon will the woman finish the book?

Ⅳ.听短文和问题,选择正确答案。每篇短文及问题读两遍

请听第一篇短文和问题,回答第19至21小题。

　　Last year I went to America to study.I am a Frenchman.I met Mark at school.We soon became good friends.One Saturday, Mark invited me to have lunch at his house the next day.I don’t know much about the local manners.Luckily, my cousin Jimmy taught me some.The next day, I arrived at Mark’s house at 11:30 a.m., an hour before lunch.I took some flowers for Mark’s family and a box of chocolates for Mark’s sister.We had a happy lunch together.

Q19:Where is the writer from?

Q20:When did Mark’s family have lunch that day?

Q21:What did the writer take for Mark’s sister?

请听第二篇短文和问题,回答第22至25小题。

　　Welcome to our family hotel, everyone.We hope your stay here will be pleasant.But you should learn some rules of our hotel.First, smoking is not allowed in all the rooms.If you want to smoke, you can go to the yard.Second, you are free to use the kitchen, the living room and the bathroom.But never enter the study, it’s a personal place.Third, never come back later than 11:00 at night.If you do have to, call me please.My phone number is 6572-464.Fourth, it is OK to play with the dog, but never feed it,or it may get sick.Finally, remember to turn off the lights every time you go out.

Q22:Where is smoking allowed in the hotel?

Q23:Which room can’t the visitors enter?

Q24:What’s the host’s phone number?

Q25:What pet does the host have?

Ⅴ. 听短文填空。短文读两遍

　　This is Joe speaking. I’ve lived in China for five years. Though I have lived here for a long time, I still don’t feel like a Chinese. Now, I’ll tell you some customs in China. In China, people use chopsticks instead of forks and knives to eat. Asking someone’s age is a private question in my country, but not in China. In China, if guests have no food on their plates, it’s polite to put food on their plates. In China, if someone praises you, you should be modest. It’s interesting for me to know more and more Chinese customs. I’m sure I’ll be like a real Chinese in the future.