牛津译林七上第六-七单元阶段测试（满分80分）单项选择（每小题1分，满分15分）1. M y mother doesn’t allow me to eat snacks _________ meals.A. betweenB. forC. inD. at2. __________ the number of floors in this building?About 23.A. How many isB. How much isC. What isD. Which is3. The boy kept doing English ________ for 2 hours, so his mother asked him to _________ for a few minutes.A. exercises; exerciseB. exercises; exercisesC. exercise; exercisesD. exercise; exercise4. I plan _________ outside to watch a film at weekends, how about you?A. to goB. goC. to go toD. go to5. Dannie got a cold yesterday, but he feels _________ today.A. wellB. betterC. goodD. best6. Rice can give us _________ energy and vegetables can keep us healthy.A. a lot ofB. a lotC. manyD. any7. No two days are ________, every day is _________.A. same; differentB. the same; the differentC. different; the sameD. same; different8. He is so busy that he sleeps for _________ 6 hours a day.A. more thanB. fewer thanC. less thanD. much than9. The boss requires us to finish _________ in one hour so we _______ crazy now.A. all our work; all are B all our work; are allB. our all work; are all D. our all work ; all are10. What kind of house do you want _________?A. to liveB. to live inC. live inD. live11. _________ goes the bell. We can go home.A. ItB. ThisC. ThatD. There12. Do you want to have _________ piece of cake?A. two moreB. one moreC. another twoD. one another13. ________ I have to do the homework right now?No, you ________.A. Need; don’t need toB. Need; needn’tC. Need; mustn’tD. Need; don’t have to14.It’s rainy outside. So It’s impossible for them to play football,________?A. isn’t itB. is itC. don’t theyD. do they?15. Thanks for your call._____________.A. My pleasureB. With pleasureC. All rightD. Goodbye完型填空（每小题1分，满分10分）Chinese take-out. This convenient food can turn up at your door____(1)___minutes. It is in a perfectly packaged ,Chinese take-out ____(2)____.However. The ____(3)____thing about that box is that it’s actually American. Although the box’s style was inspired by Japanese origami(折纸). The packaging is a uniquely_____(4)____ invention. In1894, Chicago(芝加哥) based inventor, Frederick Weeks Wilcox, patented the Paper Pail, a single___(5)____ of paper folded into a leak-proof container ,fastened with a wire handle.Around this time, California experienced a huge influx of Chinese immigrants. Many came here in search ___(6)____ gold, bringing along their cuisine and culture. Fast forward to the post-war boom, _____(7)___family is moving to the idyllic suburbs ,convenience is the most important thing, and Chinese take out starts to _____(8)_____. Then in the 1970s, a graphic designer（美术设计人员）added a pagoda(佛塔) to the_____(9)_____ of the box ,along with an Asian sentence Thank You on top. From then on, the containers became a fixture of Chinese take-out industry, even though they have ____(10)___ been used in China.1. A. for B. with C. of D. within2. A. box B. bowl C. bag D. bottle3. A. important B. funny C. modern D. real4. A. northern B. southern C. eastern D. western5. A. piece B. pair C. bunch D. carton6. A. for B. to C. on D. of7. A. both B. all C. every D. each of8. A. take off B. take on C. take up D. take in9. A. bottom B. side C. top D. inside10. A. always B. usually C. never D. sometimes阅读理解（每小题两分，满分20分）（一）What's the worst holiday gift you've ever received? For me, it's easy. Once my mom wrapped a huge mystery present that I thought was a dollhouse. But it wasn't a dollhouse. It was a trash can. Most of us are actually terrible at giving gifts. About $70 billion worth of presents are returned every year in the U. S. Research has shown that givers（给予者）liked the moment of unwrapping(打开包装) a gift even more than the gift itself. We envision(想象) the look of delirious happiness and the ecstatic exclamations. Ironically, givers are selfish. We want something from giving: those looks of delight. Those exclamations. This is why items like hyper-specific kitchen gadgets and fancy vintage clocks all seem like fantastic gifts. But it turns out, recipients(接收者) often want things that are far more practical - - things they can actually use. In one study, researchers asked givers and recipients to rate gifts along two metrics: Desirability, like a fancy but complicated coffee maker, and feasibility, like a coffee maker you can actually use without studying the instructions. They found that givers reliably chose the fancy gifts. But recipients preferred feasibility.So what's the most practical gift you can give that people might actually begrateful for? There is a very specific gift that is always worth the exact same to both giver and receiver. The good thing about cash is that the receiver can always make use of 100 percent of its value. The bad thing about cold, hard cash is that. . . it's cold. It doesn't say anything except ,"Here's some money." So this is a problem. How do we solve it ? A good way is to tell people what you want. A 2011 study looked at Amazon wish lists to determine if people would like gifts from the list or gifts that were total surprises. It turned out that people got gifts that weren't on their list, they were actually not so happy . If you want to make your gift count, find out what the people that you love want-- and get it for them.1. Are people good at giving gifts?A. some of them areB. most of them areC. some of them are not good at giving giftsD. most of them are not good at giving gifts2. Why items like hyper-specific kitchen gadgets and fancy vintage clocks all seem like fantastic gifts?A. Because givers like themB. Because recipients like themC. Because it’s very easy to unwrap these giftsD. Because givers can get the look of delirious happiness and the ecstatic exclamations from recipients3. What kind of gifts does a recipient want?A. expensiveB. fancyC. complicatedD. feasible4. What is the author’s opinion on giving cash as a gift?A. Both givers and recipients are happyB. Givers can always make use of 100 percent of its value.C. Givers will say Here's some money when they give it as a gift to the recipientsD. Both givers and recipients will feel this kind of gift cold5. If you want to make your gift count, you can __________.A. prepare money as a giftB. prepare gifts full of surprises.C. find out what the recipients wantD. find out the best gifts on the internet(二)Do you find yourself tossing and turning at night plagued by weird nightmares You know, like a dream where you catch a disease that's been in the news, or, where your boss is literally eating you alive. Don't worry! Those terrible visions are actually helping your mental health.Research shows that the things that concern us most while we're awake continue to mess with us when we sleep. Your unconscious brain takes your abstract fears and turns them into stories in the form of nightmares. When you experience a nightmare, you wake up and remember it like something that really happened to you, even if it was totally unrealistic. In other words, nightmares are sort of like factories that turn your fears into memories. Here's where things get interesting:Memories are easier for the human mind to deal with than real anxieties about the world around us. A memory might make you feel bad, but your brain thinks of it as something in the past, and therefore something you don't need to panic about in the present. That's right! Nightmares actually help distance you from your fears. And don't let dread of bad dreams keep you from going to sleep, because that can land you in real trouble. Researchers have found that sleep deprivation correlates strongly to the development of mental disorders. You need bad dreams to help you process all the bad stuff in the world around you.So, let's all take a moment to thank our evil nighttime visions. Without them, waking life would be the real nightmare.6. What kind of thing is a nightmare?A. A child can play computer games without doing homeworkB. A pianist gives a concert successfully.C. A patient who caught a disease that's been in the news is cured.D. A worker is being eaten alive literally by his boss.7. Our nightmares are from __________.A. unconscious brainB. abstract fearsC. something that really happened to usD. memories8. Why nightmares are good for people?A. They make people experience their fears againB. They make people know their fears are not realC. They make people know how to deal with fearsD. They make people thinks of fears as something in the past, and they don't need to worry about now9. People who don’t want to have nightmares, they are possible to _________.A. get avoid of nightmaresB. have a bad memoryC. get real troubleD. sleep well10. What’s the best title for the passage?A. The Good Side of Bad DreamsB. Don’t Get into NightmaresC. How to Deal with NightmaresD. Get Along Well with Bad Dreams任务型阅读（每小题1分，满分10分）The changes associated with aging start to happen on some level at day one. We begin to experience their effects early in life. For example, we lose the ability to hear certain high-frequency sounds as teenagers, our cognition and memory slowly decline after they peak in our mid-20s, the strength of our bones starts to decrease in our 30s, female fertility sharply declines after 35, age-related near-sightedness(近视) begins in our mid-40s, and our hair starts to gray and thin as early as our 30s and 40s. After the age of 50, the changes of aging become increasingly noticeable, and because aging is the biggest risk factor for most of the diseases that affect us as adults, the older we get, the higher our risk of chronic disease becomes.While scientists have not yet found a way to stop these processes of aging, they are learning more and more about how to maintain health throughout our lives.1. _________2. _________3. __________4. __________5. ___________6. _________7. _________8. ___________9. __________ 10. ___________词汇填空（每小题1分，满分5分）1. She will arrive in Shanghai at _________(正午)2. It’s delicious to add a dash of ________(柠檬) juice to the soup.3. Put the ________ (肉)into the fridge so it will not go bad.4. You can buy the latest ________(邮票) at the post office.5. We still have some time to _________(改变) our report.用所给词的适当形式填空（每小题1分，满分10分）1. Each of the students _______(have) a different task.2. There is only one way _______(make) it safe.3. It will ten days before we ________(get) our next holiday.4.My parent is too busy ________(come) to the school.5. Would you please _________(open) the door when he comes?6. There is no need for you ________(call) the police7. She like her mother ________(like) eating an apple after dinner.8. What about _________(play) the piano for half an hour?9. Children usually hate _______(get) up early in the morning.10. Every student in my class ______(be) good at English.句型转换(每空0.5分，满分10分)1. The little girl likes to wear pink. (对划线部分提问)______ _______ _______ the little girl ________ to wear?2. My uncle spent two hours on fishing last week .(对划线部分提问)_______ _______ _______ ______ _______ uncle ________ on fishing last week ?3. How much is this game?(改为同义句)How ______ ______ this game _______?4. I want to buy my mother a new dress(改为同义句)I want to _______ _______ ______ _______ _______ my mother .5. He is always late for school (改为否定句)He is ________ late for school.单项选择答案1-5 ACAAB 6-10 ADCBB 11-15 DBBAA完型填空答案1-5 DABDA 6 -10 DCABC阅读理解答案1-5 DADAC6-10 DBDCA任务型阅读答案1. changes2. unable3. memory .4. strength5. birth6. gray7. Eyesight8. poor9. increasingly 10. higher词汇填空答案1. noon2. lemon3. meat4. stamps5. change用所给词的适当形式填空答案1. has2. to make3. get4. to come5. open6. to call7. likes8. playing9. getting 10. is句型转换1. What color does like2. How many hours did your spend3. much does cost4. buy a new dress for5. never。
