Module 1 Home and neighbourhood Unit 3 Welcome to Sunshine Town! 单元质检卷（B卷）--2023-2024学年牛津译林版英语七年级下册

（6）Module 1 Home and neighbourhood Unit 3 Welcome to Sunshine Town!—2023-2024学年七年级下册英语牛津译林版单元质检卷（B卷） 一、填空题（共10小题；每小题5分，满分50分） 1. I want to buy some hair clips for my daughter on _____ (child) Day. 2 .Lily is looking forward to _____ (spend) the summer holiday with her friends. 3. If you don't want to miss _____ (watch) that wonderful film, you need to get to the cinema in time. 4. Jack will bring some gifts to the party if everyone else brings _____ (they). 5. The supermarket is celebrating _____ (it) 40th birthday. So there is a discount. 6. The man in black is an old French friend of my _____ (father). 7. My grandparents have great fun _____ (jog) in the park after so many rainy days. 8. The exchange students don't want to miss _____ (visit) China again someday. 9. Now we can see _____ (west) restaurants everywhere in China. 10. Don't worry. The underground _____ (take) us there soon. 二、阅读理解（共5小题；每小题5分，满分25分） Xi'an was the Tang Dynasty's capital. It was called Chang'an then. It's said that over one million people lived in the city, and about 50,000of them were foreigners(外国人).Plenty of them came along the Silk Road. They brought their food, goods(货物), arts and fashion. People lived a colorful life in the ancient Chang'an. Foreign clothes were popular in Chang'an. They always had close-fitting sleeves(窄袖) and turndown collars(翻领). Central Asian people wore these kinds of clothes. People in Chang'an liked to wear them, too. In Chang'an, there were many kinds of delicious foods brought by people on the Silk Road. Hubing(胡饼), a popular street food in the city, was one of them. It was a kind of pancake with sesame seeds(芝麻粒儿) on it. Travelers on the Silk Road liked to eat it and brought it to Chang'an. Dancers from Central Asia were big stars in Chang'an. They could whirl(旋转) very fast on a small carpet. From the emperor(皇帝) to common people, everyone in the city enjoyed the dance. Many musicians from Central Asia liked playing the pipa(琵琶). Chang'an embodied(