初中英语人教新目标 (Go for it) 版九年级全册Unit 7 Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes.综合与测试课后作业

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Unit 7  训练卷一、单项选择。1. —I think Amy's social life might get in ____ way of her study. —Probably. I will talk with her later. A. / B. a C. an D. the2. Some people think trees ____ on Tree Planting Day only. A. should plant B. should be plantedC. should be plant D. should be planting3. —Oh, my God! We have missed the last bus. What shall we do?—I'm afraid we have no ____ but to take a taxi. A. idea B. decision C. reason D. choice4. There is something wrong with Helen's watch. She wants to get it ____. A. repairing B. to repairC. repair D. repaired5. The hotel we stayed in last night was ____ ! To start with, our room was too small. Then we found that the shower didn't work. A. awful B. wonderfulC. comfortable D. unlucky6. —Hey, Jason. Do you need a helping hand with the work?—I think I can ____ it myself. Thank you anyway. A. manage B. supportC. encourage D. refuse7. —Lucy has had a bad cold. —Has she? I regret ____ her to put on more clothes yesterday. A. reminding B. to remindC. not reminding D. not to remind8. To my surprise, Daniel's parents allowed him____Shanghai Disneyland with me. A. to visit B. visiting C. visit D. visits9. —Have you heard about the traffic accident?—Yes. Luckily, nobody was ____ hurt. A. widely B. mostly C. badly D. hardly10. —Mom, can I watch The Reader with you now?—____. But you can watch it after finishing your homework. A. Not at all B. No wayC. No problem D. Never mind  二、完形填空。A new law(法律) in New York allows people to bring their dogs to restaurants. Some people  __1_  eating with dogs is great. They argue that it's good for dogs. They say owners don't have to leave their pets at home alone or in cars when they eat out. But some people are  __2__  about eating next to dogs. They say dog hair can create unclean conditions. Also, dogs can annoy customers  __3__  barking(吠叫) or making a mess. Should dogs be  __4__  in restaurants? Here is what two students think. YES! As long as dogs are well­behaved(很乖的) and clean, there's no  __5__  why they shouldn't be allowed in restaurants with their owners. When restaurants allow dogs in, people can spend more time with their  __6__. That will make them happier. If someone doesn't want to eat near dogs, he can eat in the indoor part of the restaurant. __7__  he can go to a restaurant that doesn't allow dogs in. Victoria Gonzalez, North CarolinaNO! Dogs  __8__  be allowed in restaurants. They can cause health problems. Some people are allergic(过敏的) to dogs, so being around dogs could be  __9__  for them. Also, some dogs could annoy customers by jumping on them or stealing their food. Some dogs might even hurt customers. If that  __10__， restaurants may end up losing customers and money. Josh Cramer, Wisconsin1. A. hope B. think C. hear D. see2. A. happy B. sure C. worried D. honest3. A. by B. in C. on D. with4. A. allowed B. eaten C. drawn D. hidden5. A. time B. place C. problem D. reason6. A. kids B. pets C. customers D. parents7. A. But B. If C. Or D. So8. A. would B. wouldn't C. should D. shouldn't9. A. safe B. easy C. dangerous D. difficult10. A. happens B. remains C. fails D. stops三、阅读理解。A　　TikTok, known as douyin in China, is a mobile app allowing users to create, share, and watch short videos that are typically 15 to 60 seconds long. Developed by: ByteDanceUsers: Aged 13＋Release (发布) date: September 2016Joe ThomasIt seems very enjoyable if we use it in our free time. However, it's hard to stop scrolling (从上到下移动) through the videos once you start using it. It's not a good idea to spend too much time on it. Alice BrownI like the app because it allows me to share my daily life with others and make new friends. What's more, I have won more popularity for the videos I created. Now I have more than 10 million fans. Maria SmithIt is a useful app when you have nothing else to do. It provides enjoyable information that can make a boring moment exciting. Some of the information includes educational facts as well. For example, I learned how to make some simple dishes from the app. Adam YoungThe app is useless and there is no need for us to use it. My brother spends most of his free time on TikTok. I think he should spend time on more meaningful things, such as exercising, doing his homework or reading. 1. Children aged ____ are allowed to use TikTok. A. 5   B. 8   C. 10   D. 152. According to Joe, if you start using TikTok, you will ____. A. easily get into it  B. become popularC. never get bored  D. learn something useful3. What did Maria learn from short videos on TikTok?A. How to do chores. B. How to make friends. C. How to cook food. D. How to keep healthy. 4. What does Adam Young think of TikTok?A. Enjoyable.  B. Useless. C. Boring.  D. Educational. 5. Who became well known because of TikTok?A. Joe Thomas.  B. Alice Brown. C. Maria Smith.  D. Adam Young.BUsually, there are a lot of school rules for students to follow. However, in New Zealand, there is an unusual school called Deep Green Bush School set up by Moncarz. In this school, there are no lessons, no homework and no tests. “We don't do things like telling kids it is time to write or learn. When they get interested in doing it, they do it，” says Moncarz. Read on to see what people think of this school.Wang Qiang, 13, ChinaThe school sounds wonderful, but I don't think it's a good idea for students to study in it. The society is developing so fast. If we study at such schools, we may not catch up with others one day. Jackie Green, 14, EnglandWhat a great school! If my parents allow me to study in it, I will definitely go. However, they always tell me that I should follow rules at school and that if I break school rules, they will punish me by making me do housework. Bob Smith, 15, AmericaHow exciting the school sounds! If there is a school like Deep Green Bush School in the neighborhood, I will go. And I believe my parents will support me. In their opinion, I'm old enough to make my own decisions. Amy Fisher, 12, CanadaI'll never go to study in such schools. We go to school to have knowledge, not to play. And there's no doubt that my parents won't allow me to go to schools like Deep Green Bush School. 6. What do we know about Deep Green Bush School?A. Its classrooms are green. B. There are a lot of rules in it. C. It's the best school in New Zealand. D. It's quite different from common schools. 7. The underlined word “definitely” has the same meaning as “____”. A. hardly    B. widelyC. certainly   D. recently8. Who can make his or her own decisions at home?A. Wang Qiang.  B. Jackie Green. C. Bob Smith.  D. Amy Fisher. 9. The youngest of the four comes from ____. A. China     B. CanadaC. England   D. America10. What does Amy Fisher think of Deep Green Bush School?A. Terrible.  B. Exciting. C. Wonderful.  D. Unusual. CShould teenagers be allowed to have jobs? There are several ways to look at the question. Of course, in some family situations, having their teens work may be good. These families usually can't afford to buy what their children like. If the teenagers want to buy something expensive, they'll have to go out to work. But what about the families that are doing all right and don't need their teens to have a job to get by?Some parents want their teens to work so that they can learn responsibility and stay out of trouble after school. Getting their first job also helps teach teens the value of money and how hard it is to earn. In fact, having a job is good for teens in some ways. Not all teens, however, need the extra money by getting a job. If a teen wants to take part in after­school activities such as sports or games, having a job could get in the way of that. Teens only get one chance to be teens and being on school sports teams might be the only chance in their lifetime. Once high school and college are over, it'll be very difficult to find such an opportunity. So parents should think twice before allowing their children to get jobs. There are of course some teens who really want to work and that is fine. Everyone is different. If teens want to work to make extra money, then they should be allowed to do it. As teens, they should be allowed to learn about social life. 11. Which word might have the same meaning as the word “earn”？A. Ask.  B. Make.  C. Borrow.  D. Spend. 12. What does the writer think of teens and their jobs?A. Doing jobs isn't good for teens. B. Poor families must ask their teens to work. C. All teens should be asked to go out to work. D. A teen's job can make him or her learn more. 13. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?A. If teens want to work, then they should be allowed to do it. B. After­school activities are important for teens. C. All teenagers need the extra money by getting a job. D. Some teens may cause trouble, so their parents want them to work after school. 14. Who might be the main readers of the passage?A. Parents.  B. Teachers. C. Workers.  D. Teenagers. 15. What's the main idea of the passage?A. Teens shouldn't have jobs. B. Having a job is good for teens in all ways. C. Parents should treat teens' having jobs correctly. D. Parents should allow their teens to have jobs after school.四、任务型阅读。As a teacher, you need to create rules for your class. But how can you make your students want to follow the rules? Give them a hand in creating those rules! Here's how to do it. Start with a list of what you consider the main points, and then, through thoughtful discussion, work with your students to create a set of rules expressed in their language. Use this list as a starting point. Treat others as you would like to be treated. Respect(尊重)other people and their things. Laugh with anyone, but laugh at no one. Pay attention to your own learning. Come to class and hand in homework on time. Most teachers agree that it's best to choose only a few rules—those leading to successful learning and a great environment. It's too hard to remember a long list! Make your rules as clear and specific(明确的)as possible. Then decide with your students' help what the punishment will be for breaking those rules. Teach the rules as you would teach a common lesson. It should be your first lesson. Discuss each rule, explain the idea behind it, and ask for examples of how it could be broken. Tell your students that rules help make everyone's time in school more enjoyable, and use examples to explain this. The rules can also be posted(张贴) as a reminder and each student is advised to take a copy of the rules home. 根据短文内容，完成表格中所缺的信息(每空一词)。Create classroom rules together with your studentsPurposeTo make students want to follow the rules. PreparationGive a list of main points. Process1. ________ it together；Create a set of rules；Decide how to 2. ________ those who break the rules. AttentionDon't choose 3. ________ rules；The rules should be made clear and specific；Read the rules in your 4. ________ lesson. Follow­upPost the rules to 5. everyone；Advise students to take a copy of the rules home. 五、根据句意及汉语提示完成单词。1. Simon is waiting for a________(机会) to introduce himself. 2. Dale and his parents used to live in a ________(极小的) house. 3. I was ________(教育) to be a kind and helpful person from a young age. 4. Mr. Wei is advised to stop ________(吸烟), or his cough will become worse. 5. Mrs. Wang is worried about the ________(安全) of her child who studies in America. 六、根据汉语意思完成句子。1. 学生应该远离手机，因为它会伤害他们的眼睛。Students should ________________________ the mobile phone, because it will hurt their eyes. 2. 与老师顶嘴是不礼貌的。It's not polite __________________ to teachers. 3. 青少年被允许自己做决定吗？Are teenagers allowed to __________________？4. 我很兴奋看到了毕加索的名画。I'm really ______________________________ the famous paintings by Picasso. 5. 这些照片使我回想起我和同学们在一起的时光。These photos make me ______________________ the times when I was with my classmates.七、从方框中选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空while, feel, advice，rule，one，scare, luck, they ，chance, goodIt is school time again, the new start of a new period. You are probably 1. ________ excited and a little sad that summer is over. Some kids feel nervous or a little 2. ________ on the first day of school because of the new things, new teachers, and maybe even a new school. 3. ________， these new worries only stay for a little 4. ________. On your 5. ________ day, most teachers start the school year by introducing 6. ________ and talking about all the things you'll do that year. Maybe you'll have a 7. ________ to tell something about yourself to the others of the class. The most important thing for you is to learn new  8. ________ and follow them. After all, rules can make the school life 9. ________. Besides, the most exciting thing for you is to meet new friends in a new place. The first day of school doesn't sound bad, but there is some 10. ________ for you to make you a better person, such as developing good learning habits, making a good plan and taking your new schoolwork seriously. The last but not least is to have fun in your new school. 八、书面表达。假如你是张静，你的朋友Jenny发电子邮件向你询问你们学校的校规，请你根据以下提示给她回复一封邮件介绍你们学校的校规。提示: 1. 在校必须穿校服: 衣服干净、整洁；2. 不许迟到早退；3. 不准从楼上往下扔杂物；4. 玩耍时不能使用刀等尖锐的器械；5. 在校不扎耳洞、不戴耳环、不抽烟、不喝酒。要求: 词数80左右，开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。Dear Jenny，I'm glad to get your e­mail. In the e­mail, you asked me about my school rules. Here I will tell you about them. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________That's all. What about yours?Yours，Zhang Jing        答案一、1~10. DBDDA    ACACB二、1～5: BCAAD　6～10: BCDCA  三、1～5: DACBB　6～10: DCCBA　11~15. BDCA C四、1. Discuss　2. punish　3. many　4. first　5. remind五、1. chance　2. tiny　3. educated　4. smoking　5. safety六、1. keep away from　2. to talk back3. make their own decisions4. excited about seeing　5. think back to七、1. feeling　2. scared　3. Luckily　4. while　5. first　6. themselves　7. chance　8. rules　9. better　10. advice八、One possible version: Dear Jenny，I'm glad to get your e­mail. In the e­mail, you asked me about my school rules. Here I will tell you about them. First, we must wear school uniforms at school. Our clothes should be clean and tidy. Second, we are not allowed to be late for class or leave school before it is over. Third, we are not allowed to throw rubbish out of the windows of tall buildings. Fourth, we mustn't use sharp things like knives when we play with our classmates. Last but not least, we are not allowed to get our ears pierced, wear earrings, smoke or drink at school. That's all. What about yours?Yours，Zhang Jing