Unit6 课内外短文单词填空测试表 -2024-2025学年译林版（2024）七年级英语下册

2025七年级下册外研版英语课内外短文单词填空测试表Unit6 U6-1 Hot and Cool At last, I (到达) in Chengdu. My friend Haoyu took me to a restaurant right from the airport. I just couldn't wait to try Sichuan (火锅)! But the first (品尝，味道) made my mouth (燃烧，此处指辣得发烫)! The food was much (更热的) than I expected. I took a deep (呼吸) and （喝） a whole glass of iced lemon tea. "Do you want something less hot?" Haoyu said. "No," I replied. "When in China, do as the Chinese do!" I carefully took a small (一口). (令人吃惊的是), I started to enjoy the taste. And cooking hot pot was just as (有趣的) as eating it! After lunch, things went from really hot to totally (凉爽的)—we went to the new Sanxingdui Museum! The (面具) were fantastic. "Why are their eyes and ears much (更大的) than normal ones? Were （古代的）Shu people able to see and hear （更远） than us?" I wondered. I wanted to stay in the museum for a week! My first day in China was full of fun: I tried new (食物) and went to an exciting (地方). I'm really looking forward to the rest of my trip around China! U6-2Exploring the unexplored In 1640, a man was (严重地) ill. He had to end the last (旅行) of his life. Back home, people asked him, "You （花费） your whole life on the road. Do you (后悔) it?" "I walked through many (奇妙的) places in China," he replied. "People say I'm as great as Zhang Qian and Xuanzang. So I have no regrets at all." This man was Xu Xiake, the greatest (旅行者) in Chinese history. From an early age, Xu dreamed of （参观） China's (大海) and (山脉). But at the time, it was very (困难的) to travel far. This didn't stop him, however. At 22, he (出发) out on his life's journey. He travelled for about 30 years, and （实现） his dream. Xu made many (地理的) discoveries during his journey. Once, he visited Mount Huangshan. People then thought Tiandu Peak was （更高） than Lianhua Peak. To find out the （真相）, Xu climbed both peaks. He discovered that Lianhua Peak gave a wider (视野), so it must be higher. He was right! Xu recorded his travel (经历) in his diary. This later became Xu Xiake's Travel Notes. Thanks to this book, we can learn about China almost 400 years ago. "Exploring the unexplored" is the best (描述) of Xu's life. 答案：U6-1 Hot and Cool At last, I arrived (到达) in Chengdu. My friend Haoyu took me to a restaurant right from the airport. I just couldn't wait to try Sichuan hot pot (火锅)! But the first taste (品尝，味道) made my mouth burn (燃烧，此处指辣得发烫)! The food was much hotter (更热的) than I expected. I took a deep breath (呼吸) and drank （喝）a whole glass of iced lemon tea. "Do you want something less hot?" Haoyu said. "No," I replied. "When in China, do as the Chinese do!" I carefully took a small mouthful (一口). Surprisingly（令人吃惊的是）, I started to enjoy the taste. And cooking hot pot was just as fun (有趣的) as eating it! After lunch, things went from really hot to totally cool (凉爽的)—we went to the new Sanxingdui Museum! The masks (面具) were fantastic. "Why are their eyes and ears much bigger (更大的) than normal ones? Were ancient（古代的） Shu people able to see and hear further（更远） than us?" I wondered. I wanted to stay in the museum for a week! My first day in China was full of fun: I tried new food (食物) and went to an exciting place (地方). I'm really looking forward to the rest of my trip around China! U6-2Exploring the unexplored In 1640, a man was seriously (严重地) ill. He had to end the last trip (旅行) of his life. Back home, people asked him, "You spent（花费） your whole life on the road. Do you regret (后悔) it?" "I walked through many fantastic (奇妙的) places in China," he replied. "People say I'm as great as Zhang Qian and Xuanzang. So I have no regrets at all." This man was Xu Xiake, the greatest traveller (旅行者) in Chinese history. From an early age, Xu dreamed of visiting（参观） China's seas and mountains (山脉). But at the time, it was very difficult (困难的) to travel far. This didn't stop him, however. At 22, he set (出发) out on his life's journey. He travelled for about 30 years, and achieved（实现） his dream. Xu made many geographical (地理的) discoveries during his journey. Once, he visited Mount Huangshan. People then thought Tiandu Peak was higher （更高）than Lianhua Peak. To find out the truth（真相）, Xu climbed both peaks. He discovered that Lianhua Peak gave a wider view (视野), so it must be higher. He was right! Xu recorded his travel experiences (经历) in his diary. This later became Xu Xiake's Travel Notes. Thanks to this book, we can learn about China almost 400 years ago. "Exploring the unexplored" is the best description (描述) of Xu's life. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$