河北省2026八年级英语下册 Unit 6 Crossing Cultures学情评估试卷（含答案人教版）

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UNIT 6 学情评估卷(时间：120分钟 满分：120分)第一部分 听力(共四节，满分30 分)第一节 听句子，选择最佳答语（共5 小题；每小题1 分，满分5 分） 1. ( ) A. I hope not. B. Have a good day. C. Yes, I think so. 2. ( ) A. Thank you very much. B. You’re welcome. C. I’m afraid so. 3. ( ) A. It’s my pleasure. B. Yes, please. C. Of course not. 4. ( ) A. You are right. B. It’s nothing. C. Good idea. 5. ( ) A. Yes, please. B. I’m sorry. I’m a stranger here. C. Sure, I can’t. 第二节 听对话和问题，选择正确答案（共13 小题；每小题1 分，满分13 分） 6. ( ) How do the Indians eat their food? A. B. C. 7. ( ) What does Jim do when he meets others for the first time? A. B. C. ********************************************************************* 8. ( ) When did Peter learn to use chopsticks? A. Before he came to the UK. B. After he came to China. C. Before he came to China. 9. ( ) Where does Peter come from? A. The U.S. B. The U.K. C. Germany. ********************************************************************* 10. ( ) What is Maria doing now? A. Listening to music. B. Playing computer games. C. Watching TV. 11. ( ) What do English people like to have? A. Tea. B. Coffee. C. Juice. 12. ( ) When do English people often have afternoon tea? A. Around 2 p.m. B. Around 3 p.m. C. Around 4 p.m. ********************************************************************* 13. ( ) Where is Ann from? A. China. B. England. C. America. 14. ( ) What should the man do when he sits down at the table? A. He should use his fork and knife immediately. B. He should take his napkin and put it on his lap. C. He should get food from the plates. 15. ( ) Is it polite to eat up the food on his plate? A. We don’t know.B. No, it isn’t. C. Yes, it is. ********************************************************************* 16. ( ) When will Jane go to China? A. Next week. B. Next weekend. C. Next month. 17. ( ) What is Jane thinking about? A. The customs. B. The food. C. The clothes. 18. ( ) What should the gifts be like? A. Simple. B. Beautiful. C. Small. 第三节 听短文和问题，选择正确答案（共7 小题；每小题1 分，满分7 分） 19. ( ) Which country does the speaker talk about? A. China. B. Britain. C. India. 20. ( ) Why was the officer angry? A. Because the driver didn’t like him. B. Because the driver didn’t understand him. C. Because he thought the driver refused him. 21. ( ) How did the officer feel when the driver said yes? A. Surprised. B. Angry. C. Sorry. ********************************************************************* 22. ( ) Where does Kevin come from? A. England. B. America. C. France. 23. ( ) What language can’t Kevin speak? A. Spanish. B. German. C. Chinese. 24. ( ) What’s Kevin’s favourite subject? A. Maths. B. Chinese. C. Physics. 25. ( ) What does Kevin often do on weekends? A. He often watches movies. B. He often goes cycling. C. He often learns languages.第四节 听短文填空(共5 小题；每小题1 分，满分5 分)第二部分 语言运用(共两节，满分25 分)第一节 完形填空(共10 小题；每小题1 分，满分10 分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。Ann was my first friend in Australia. We met for the first time in the park at the end of our street while we were 31 dogs. We talked while the dogs were running around in the 32 . In a couple of weeks, we became very close to each other. One day, when we were walking in the park as usual, Ann 33 me if I had anything planned for Saturday. If I had no 34 , she’d like to invite me to have dinner at her place. I checked my schedule (日程安排) and said I could make it. Then we 35 walking happily. Before we went home, Ann said to me, “Please bring a plate 36 you can.” I did feel a bit puzzled (困惑的) about what she would do with the plate, but I didn’t 37 it out loud. On Saturday, I 38 a very beautiful plate to Ann’s place. When Ann opened the door and saw me with a(n) 39 plate in my hand, she couldn’t help laughing. After a while, she let me in and explained that in Australia “bring a plate” means “bring some 40 to share with others”, not “just a plate”. I learned a big lesson that day.31. ( ) A. finding B. walking C. visiting D. washing32. ( ) A. house B. garden C. park D. zoo33. ( ) A. told B. asked C. advised D. showed34. ( ) A. plan B. time C. place D. food35. ( ) A. gave up B. put off C. thought of D. kept on36. ( ) A. when B. if C. because D. until37. ( ) A. cry B. think C. say D. read38. ( ) A. made B. bought C. sent D. brought39. ( ) A. thin B. big C. expensive D. empty40. ( ) A. food B. books C. money D. gifts第二节 短文填空(共15 小题；每小题1 分，满分15 分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或填入括号内单词的正确形式。Last year, I organized a 41. ________ (culture) exchange event between my students and a group of visiting students from Germany. It was a day filled 42.________ learning and laughter. The morning 43. ________ (begin) with introductions. My students soon warmed up when the German students shared 44. ________ (fun) phrases in their language. We played games that required teamwork. Everyone communicated through gestures and 45. __________ (express). The real breakthrough came during lunch. The 46._________ (Germany) students brought pretzels (椒盐卷饼) and sausages, while my students shared dumplings and spring rolls. As we ate, we talked 47. ________ school life, hobbies, and traditions. In the afternoon, we held 48. ________ mini talent show. One of my students performed a traditional Chinese dance, 49. ________ the German students sang a folk song. We gave him a clap 50. ________ (happy). By the end of the day, the students from different 51. ________ (country) made friends with each other. This experience taught 52. ________ (I) that cultural differences don’t divide people. They make our life more 53. ________ (colour). Though it’s common in one country, it’s very 54. ________ (common) in another one. If we open our hearts to others, we 55. ________ (discover) how much we have in common.第三部分 阅读(共两节，满分40 分)第一节 阅读理解(共15 小题；每小题2 分，满分30 分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。ABody language is important in communication. However, the same body language can have very different meanings in different cultures. Here are some examples.续表56. ( ) What does it mean when an Italian touches his nose in a conversation?A. I agree with you. B. You are lying.C. Be careful. D. Keep this a secret.57. ( ) If Peter wants to make friends with a new Japanese classmate, what should he do?A. Sit with his legs crossed.B. Wave his arms often while talking.C. Stare at his classmate during the talk.D. Only make eye contact at the start of the talk.58. ( ) What is the purpose of the passage?A. To tell readers what body language is.B. To ask readers to use more body language.C. To help readers understand other cultures better.D. To show that some cultures are better than others.BDear Wu Bin, I’m getting really excited about your visit. I hope you are too. I must say, life is really different here. English people do some very strange things. In the UK, you must drive on the left. I know you are too young to drive but you have to remember this when you cross the road. I nearly got run over ( 碾过) the other day. You know in China, if you want a taxi, you can just put your hand out and a taxi stops at once. Well, here you must go to a special place. There is a long line of people waiting.Shopping is difficult on weekends. I can’t believe how early the shops close. It seems like you can’t buy anything after six o’clock in the evening. You asked me about living in an English house. The most difficult thing is using the knife and fork. I can use chopsticks if I want, but I want to do the same thing as other people. Something really surprised me the other day. My landlady (女房东), Mrs Johnson hung up (悬挂) her washing in the kitchen! I couldn’t believe it. Mr and Mrs Johnson have a cat, a dog and two rabbits. Well can you imagine (想象), the other day, all four animals were running around in the kitchen? Another thing, people drink cold water all the time and they drink tea with milk. They don’t have rice with every meal. Life here is strange, but I’m enjoying it. Yours, Li Ming59. ( ) What should Li Ming do if he wants a taxi in the UK?A. Put his hand out. B. Wait along a street.C. Stop a taxi. D. Wait in a special place.60. ( ) What does the underlined phrase “do the same thing” refer to?A. Use chopsticks. B. Use the knife and fork.C. Live in an English house. D. Go to bed before six.61. ( ) Which lifestyle is unusual for the English people according to the passage?A. Drinking tea with milk. B. Drinking cold water all the time.C. Having rice with every meal. D. Driving on the left.CNumbers are not just numbers. They have cultural meanings. Let’s see some of the lucky and unlucky numbers across the world. ◆ The number 3 People in Sweden think all good things come in threes. For example, there are three kinds of medals in a game. People in South Korea and Italy think the same way. But people in Japan and Vietnam have a different idea. They don’t like taking photos when there are only three people. They think death will come for the person in the middle. ◆ The number 8 It is a lucky number in most countries. This number is very popular among Chinese people because it has the similar pronunciation to “Fa”. The Beijing Summer Olympics started at 8:00 pm on August 8th, 2008. Eight is also a lucky number in Japan. But it’s different in Bulgaria. People there think it can bring them bad luck. ◆ The number 9 In China, it’s a lucky number. It has the same pronunciation as “Jiu”, meaning “everlasting ( 永恒的)”. In Norway, it’s a lucky number, too. There are many stories about it. But people in Japan don’t like it. Why? Because when they say it in Japanese, it’s just like another word “Ku”. ◆ The number 13 How about the number 13? It’s an unlucky number in many countries, like Norway, Sweden and the UK. Lots of bad things happened on the 13th in history. However, in Italy, 13 is a lucky number. People think 13 can help them live a happy life.62. ( ) Which countries think of the number three as a lucky number?A. Japan and Vietnam. B. South Korea and Japan.C. Vietnam and Sweden. D. South Korea and Sweden.63. ( ) How does the writer start the text about the number 13?A. By giving an example. B. By telling a story.C. By providing a background. D. By asking a question.64. ( ) Which of the following is right according to the text?① Jane in Italy loves taking photos of three people.② Peter in Bulgaria is very happy to have eight balls.③ Bella in Norway is glad to collect nine model planes.④ John in Sweden would like to have a party on June 13.A. ③④ B. ②④ C. ①③ D. ①④65. ( ) In which part of a magazine can we read this passage?A. History. B. Travel. C. Culture. D. Technology.D① Some people say that the UK and the US are two countries separated ( 分割) by a common language. It means although both Americans and the British speak English, there are many differences in the way they use the language. Having studied in both countries, I have found the differences are more than differences such as pronunciations and spellings. A big difference is communication styles ( 风格): ② I spent one term in the UK, and the biggest challenge for me was that people don’t always say things directly. The British are famous for being polite. In fact, they are so polite that they sometimes say the contrary of what they really mean. For example, when the British say “I almost agree”, don’t think they have similar opinions to you. Actually, they mean “I don’t agree at all”. Before I could fully understand how the British communicate, I went home. ③ Later, I went to study in the US for one year. I found that Americans like to be straight with others. When I spoke to them, I often had trouble getting straight to the point. For example, when I wanted to ask for help, I liked to say, “Excuse me, I’m terribly sorry to bother you, but I seem to be lost. Would you be so kind to lend me a hand in finding my way to the nearest station?” But Americans would find it strange. They would just say, “Hey, sorry to bother you. I’m really lost and need to find the nearest station. Can you help me?” I realized I had to learn a whole new way of communicating. ④ Now, I have a better understanding of how to communicate in both countries, but I still have a lot to learn. As my experiences show, learning the pronunciation and spelling of words in a language is just the beginning! 66. ( ) What does the underlined word “contrary” in Paragraph 2 probably mean? A. Opposite. B. Similar. C. Meaningful. D. Same. 67. ( ) How does the writer develop Paragraph 2? A. By explaining the facts. B. By using numbers. C. By giving an example. D. By comparing two facts. 68. ( ) What do we know about the writer from the last paragraph? A. She has found a new way to learn English. B. She has a long way to go to learn English. C. She wants to start learning English again. D. She plans to study in the US for longer. 69. ( ) Which of the following shows the structure of the passage? A. ①② / ③④ B. ① / ②③ / ④ C. ①② / ③ / ④ D. ① / ② / ③④ 70. ( ) What’s the best title for the passage? A. Communicating like the British B. Ways of Making Communication Interesting C. UK and US: Common Language, Different Styles D. UK and US: Different Countries, Common Cultures第二节 [ 保定清苑区期末] 阅读表达(共5 小题；每小题2 分，满分10 分)阅读下面短文，简略回答问题。The world has many differences. Here are two examples. English is spoken in many countries, but people use it in different ways. Let’s look at some interesting examples. In the United States, people often say “bathroom” when they mean “washroom”. However, in the UK, “bathroom” usually means a room with a bath. This small difference can sometimes cause confusion for visitors. Pronunciation is also different. For example, Australians pronounce the word “dance” differently from Americans. While Americans say it with a short “æ” sound, Australians use a longer “ɑ”. Similarly, British English and American English have different ways of spelling words like “colour” (British) and “color” (American). In recent years, English has developed new words and phrases. For example, “thumbs-up” is widely understood as a sign of approval ( 赞许) in China. However, in some cultures, it might be rude to use this gesture ( 手势). Greetings are another area of difference. In European countries like Italy, people often kiss each other on the cheek. In Japan, bowing politely is more common to greet people.71. In the UK, what does the word “bathroom” usually mean?_____________________________________________________________________72. How do Australians pronounce the word “dance”?_____________________________________________________________________73. In China, what does “thumbs-up” stand for?_____________________________________________________________________74. In which country do people often kiss each other on the cheek when greeting?_____________________________________________________________________75. In Japan, how do people usually greet each other? Give an example of a greeting way in other countries. (答案须与文中例子不同)_____________________________________________________________________第四部分 情景交际(满分10 分)补全对话（共5 小题；每小题2 分，满分10 分）根据下面的对话情景，在空白处填入一个适当的句子，使对话的意思连贯、完整。A: Hi, Wang Ting. 76. _________________________________________________B: I’m going to the airport to meet Sarah.A: 77. _______________________________________________________________B: She is my penfriend. She is from Japan.A: 78.________________________________________________ Do you know?B: We should shake hands, right?A: Er... 79.____________________________________________________________B: Really? I didn’t know that.A: People do different things in different countries.B: That’s interesting! 80. ________________________________________________A: You’re welcome.第五部分 写作(满分15 分)书面表达81. 假如你是李华, 请阅读下面的邮件, 然后根据邮件内容回复。可以适当发挥。要求：1. 词数80 左右，开头和结尾已经写好，不计入总词数；2. 语言通顺，条理清楚，书写规范；3. 文中不要出现任何真实人名、校名及其他相关信息。Dear Cathy,Thanks for your e-mail. I’m glad to hear that you are coming to China. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,Li Hua Unit 6 学情评估卷 参考答案1-5 CACBB 6-7 BB 8-9 CC 10-12 CAC 13-15 BBC 16-18 CAA 19-21 CCA 22-25 CBBA 26. England 27. America 28. together 29. afternoon 30. meals 31-35 BCBAD 36-40 BCDDA 41. cultural 42. with 43. began 44. funny 45. expressions 46. German 47. about48. a 49. and 50. happily 51. countries 52. me 53. colourful 54. uncommon 55. will discover A) 56. C 57. D 58. C 【点拨】写作意图题。文章介绍不同文化中肢体语言含义不同，目的是帮助读者更好地理解其他文化，故选C。B) 59. D 60. B 【点拨】词句猜测题。根据“The most difficult thing is using the knife and fork. I can use chopsticks if I want, but I want to do the same thing as other people.”可知，在英国，最困难的是使用刀叉。但如果“我”想，“我”可以用筷子，但“我”想做和其他人一样的事情（也就是使用刀叉）。所以“do the same thing”是指使用刀叉。故选B。 61. CC) 62-65 DDCCD) 66. A 【点拨】词义猜测题。根据“So polite, in fact, that they sometimes say the contrary of what they really mean”可知他们如此礼貌，以至于有时会说出与他们真实想法相反的话，故此处画线部分意为“相反的”。故选A。 67. C 68. B 69. B 70. C 【点拨】最佳标题题。本文介绍了作者在英国和美国的学习经历，表明英美两国在英语使用上的差异，尤其是交流风格的不同，以选项C“英国和美国：共同的语言，不同的风格”为标题最合适。故选C。71. A room with a bath./ It stands for a room with a bath./ In the UK, “bathroom” usually stands for a room with a bath. 72. Australians use a longer “a” sound./ By using a longer “a” sound./... 73. Approval./ “Thumbs-up” stands for approval in China./... 74. Italy. 75. By bowing politely. /In Japan, people usually greet each other by bowing. In China, people usually greet each other by shaking hands. (答案不唯一)76. Where are you going now? 77. Who is Sarah?78. What do we usually do when we meet Japanese?79. Japanese people usually bow when they meet. 80. Thank you for telling me that.81. One possible version:Dear Cathy, Thanks for your e-mail. I'm glad to hear that you are coming to China. Let me tell you some Chinese customs. Chinese manners are different from those of other countries. In China, when you meet someone for the f irst time, you are supposed to shake their hands and you should take off your hat before shaking hands. When you eat at the table, you need to use chopsticks for all foods except soup. Sometimes Chinese hosts use chopsticks to put food in your bowl or on your plate. This is a sign of politeness. The right thing to do is eat it and say how good it is. Looking forward to your coming to China! Yours, Li Hua听力材料第一节 听句子，选择最佳答语下面你将听到五个句子，每个句子读两遍。请你听完句子的第二遍朗读后，从每小题所给出的A、B、C 三个选项中，选出该句的最佳答语。No. 1: Do you think the dress fits me for the party? No. 2: Please help yourself to some cakes. No. 3: Excuse me, do you mind if I sit here? No. 4: I’m sorry for what I said. No. 5: Would you please tell me the way to the Olympic Village? 第二节 听对话和问题，选择正确答案下面你将听到六组对话和十三个问题，每组对话和问题读两遍。请你听完对话和问题的第二遍朗读后，根据所听内容，从每小题所给出的A、B、C 三个选项中，选出正确答案。请听第一组对话，回答第6 小题。M: I want to go to India this summer holiday. Could you tell me some table manners in India? W: OK. There is no need for them to eat with knives, forks or chopsticks. They eat with their right hands. Question No. 6: How do the Indians eat their food? 请听第二组对话，回答第7 小题。W: Jim bows to others when they meet for the first time. M: Oh. Is he from Korea? W: No, he is from Japan. Question No. 7: What does Jim do when he meets others for the first time? 请听第三组对话，回答第8、9 小题。W: Oh, Peter, what a surprise! You use chopsticks so well! M: People here in China always ask me if I can use chopsticks. It’s not hard. In fact I could use them before I came to China. W: Where do you come from? M: I’m from Germany. Question No. 8: When did Peter learn to use chopsticks? Question No. 9: Where does Peter come from? 请听第四组对话，回答第10 ～ 12 小题。M: What programme are you watching on TV, Maria? W: Oh, Dad. It’s about eating habits in England. M: Really? W: Yes. English people like to have fish and chips and tea. M: That sounds interesting. W: They also have a special tradition—having afternoon tea around 4 p.m. with cakes and sandwiches. M: Nice. Do they eat these every day? W: Not exactly. It’s more common on weekends or when meeting friends. Question No. 10: What is Maria doing now? Question No. 11: What do English people like to have? Question No. 12: When do English people often have afternoon tea? 请听第五组对话，回答第13 ～ 15 小题。M: Hi, Ann, you are from America, aren’t you? I’m going to America next week. Could you tell me some table manners in your country? W: Of course. When you sit down at the table, take your napkin and put it on your lap. M: Oh, that’s easy. W: At the table, you should keep the fork in your right hand. If you use your knife, then put the fork in your left hand. M: Sounds fun. Anything else? W: Yes. It’s polite to eat up the food on your plate. Don’t take more food than you need. M: I see. Thanks for your help. W: My pleasure. Question No. 13: Where is Ann from? Question No. 14: What should the man do when he sits down at the table? Question No. 15: Is it polite to eat up the food on his plate? 请听第六组对话，回答第16 ～ 18 小题。M: Hi, Jane! What are you going to do? W: I’m going to China next month. But I’m a little worried. M: What are you worried about? W: Well, I have no idea of the customs in China. Can you tell me some? M: Sure! You can give people gifts. W: Oh, I see. What kind of gifts? M: They should be something simple and meaningful. W: OK. Can I open a gift in front of the person? M: No, you can’t. Opening a gift in front of the person is considered impolite. W: Thank you, Tom. M: You’re welcome. Have a nice trip! W: Thanks! Question No. 16: When will Jane go to China? Question No. 17: What is Jane thinking about? Question No. 18: What should the gifts be like?第三节 听短文和问题，选择正确答案下面你将听到两篇短文和七个问题，每篇短文和问题读两遍。请你听完短文和问题的第二遍朗读后，根据所听内容，从每小题所给出的A、B、C 三个选项中，选出正确答案。请听第一篇短文，回答第19 ～ 21 小题。Indians always shake their heads when they talk to others. For them, shaking heads means yes. If someone who visits India doesn’t know about this, he may get in trouble. One day, an officer went to India on business. He hired a car and asked an Indian driver to drive him to his office. After the Indian listened to what he said, he shook his head at once. The officer said again and the driver shook his head again. At last the officer got angry because he thought the driver refused him. He shouted, “Drive me to my office at once.” “Yes, sir,” the driver answered. But to the officer’s surprise, the driver shook his head at the same time. The car started and the foreign officer was too surprised to say a word. He thought about it for a while, and then he smiled. Question No. 19: Which country does the speaker talk about? Question No. 20: Why was the officer angry? Question No. 21: How did the officer feel when the driver said yes? 请听第二篇短文，回答第22 ～ 25 小题。Hello, friends. My name is Kevin. I’m from France. Now I’m a language student at Hebei University. I speak French well, and I can speak a little Spanish. But I can’t speak German. My favourite subject at university is Chinese. It’s very interesting but a little difficult for me to speak. I like watching movies and cycling. On weekends, I often go to the movies with my friends. I think my life here is wonderful. Question No. 22: Where does Kevin come from? Question No. 23: What language can’t Kevin speak? Question No. 24: What’s Kevin’s favourite subject? Question No. 25: What does Kevin often do on weekends? 第四节 听短文填空下面你将听到一篇短文，短文读两遍。请你听完短文的第二遍朗读后，根据短文的内容和提示，在信息表中相应的横线上填入所缺信息。All around the world, people drink tea. In different countries, people have different ideas about drinking tea. In China, when people get together, they always drink tea. Tea is also important in Japan. Another tea-drinking country is England. In England, the late afternoon is “ tea time”. Almost everyone has a cup of tea then. The English usually make tea in a teapot and drink it with milk and sugar. They also eat cakes, cookies and sandwiches at tea time. In America, people mostly drink tea after meals. Americans usually use teabags to make their tea. Teabags are faster and easier than making tea in teapots.Different ideas about drinking teaCountriesItemsChina26. ________27. _______Tea timeWhen people get28. _______In the late29. _______After 30.__________How to make tea Use teapotsUse teabagsNodding your head usually means “yes”. But in Bulgaria and Greece, nodding up and down means “no”. In the West, people like to look at each other when they talk. Strong eye contact is very common in Spain and Arab countries. Finns and Japanese are embarrassed ( 尴尬的) when others keep staring at them during a talk. They only make eye contact at the start of a talk. Touching your nose means “secret” in England. In Italy, the same gesture means “be careful”. In many cultures, like Italy and the US, people use their arms freely when talking. They often wave their arms around. Northern Europeans don’t like gesturing with their arms. They may think you are not sincere or you are telling lies. In Japan, gesturing with broad arm movements is rude—it’s better to stay relaxed and quiet. Sitting cross-legged is common in North America and some European countries. In many countries in Asia and the Middle East, sitting like this is not polite. Dear Li Hua,How’s it going? I have good news for you. I will come to China on a student exchange program next month. I really want to learn about some Chinese customs. Could you please tell me how I can behave properly in China, such as how to greet each other for the first time in China and how to behave politely at the table while eating?Looking forward to your reply.Yours,Cathy