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Unit 7 What’s the highest mountain in the world?
第五课时(分层作业)
基础达标
一、用所给单词的正确形式填空。
1．They jumped and sang in (excite).
2．A poor lifestyle will finally lead to (ill).
3．Feeling so worried, I stayed (wake) the whole night.
4．Under different mother wolves’ (protect), the little dog grew up healthily.
5．A European scientist did much （research）on cats’ language as well as
how humans understand it.
二、完成句子(每空一词)。
6．（这旅馆可供多达500位来宾住宿。）
This hotel can accommodate 500 guests.
7．他没注意到那扇玻璃门，结果走着走着就撞了上去。
He didn’t notice the glass door and it.
8．这本书囊括了很多商务术语，包括“他是个有钱人”。
This book many business terms “He’s a fat cat.”
9．对Jenny来说，参加奥运会比获得胜利更重要。
part in the Olympics was than winning it for Jenny.
10．然而，他们一致认为这可能要花费数百年的时间。
However, they agree it may take years.
能力提升
三、单项选择
11．He has a car, so he planned a one-day ________ around the city for four friends.
A．rest B．training C．tour D．match
12．An aircraft carrier is a ________ ship that warplanes can take off from and land on.
A．heavy B．high C．wide D．huge
13．Simon shows little interest in doing DIY jobs. He thinks there is nothing if he has to work
all by himself.
A．more bored B．most bored C．more boring D．most boring
14．—Do you understand? Should I explain it again?
—I know you did your best, but I still can’t ________ what you said.
A．come up with B．care for C．take in D．try out
15．The first settlers(移民) from England were in a hard ________ when they arrived in America
because it was a cold winter and they had ________ food.A．condition; littleB．situation; little C．condition; a little D．situation; a little
拓展训练
四、完形填空
When you look at animals, what do you see? Wang Qing, a student in the 8th grade, sees
animals as good friends. But not 16 thinks this way. Wang once searched for the meaning
of the word “xiong” in The Contemporary Chinese Dictionary when he was studying 17 .
To his surprise, it said the paw of a bear was a kind of delicious food. He went on to look up “hu”
and “lang” in the dictionary (字典), and the 18 were almost the same. Wang was 19
. “These are our dear friends,” he said. “How can we think only of eating them or making
medicine (药) from them?” So Wang wrote to the editors (编辑) of the dictionary and told them
they should make some 20 . “I think it’s better to tell us if an animal is a rare type and how
many of them are 21 .” he added.
In fact, Wang isn’t the only student who noticed these 22 ideas. During a school trip
to Beijing Botanical Garden (北京植物园) on Sunday, Grade 8 students Peng Yiting and Zhao
Weike from Beijing No.80 Middle School found many signs telling 23 plants can be used.
On one of the signs, visitors can see the introduction like this—“The juice of the plant can be
made into medicine and is good for the skin.”
“The signs should also tell us to 24 to protect wildlife while using it,” Peng said.Zhao
said many people needed to change their ideas about wildlife. He advised people to think what we
can do to protect it, not just what we can get from it.
Did you see 25 like these in zoos or gardens in your city? Then please write to the
government and ask them to help people change their minds.
16．A．anybody B．everybody C．somebody D．nobody
17．A．seasons B．plants C．disasters D．animals
18．A．records B．reports C．reasons D．results
19．A．unlucky B．unsure C．unhappy D．unhealthy
20．A．changes B．courses C．calls D．causes
21．A．active B．free C．lost D．left
22．A．difficult B．wrong C．perfect D．interesting
23．A．how B．why C．when D．what
24．A．happen B．forget C．remember D．fail
25．A．accidents B．questions C．problems D．reasons
