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A.take after B.take up C.take over ( )3.John_____the maths exam with my help in the end. He was very thankful to me. A.passed B.past C.passes ( )4.I______her birthday invitation, but I didn't______it. I happened to join in a big dance show that day. A.accepted; receive B.accepted; accept C.received; accept ( )5.With the rapid______of China,Chinese is becoming more and more popular. A.quality B.development C.challenge 二、完形填空(本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分) 阅读短文，理解其大意，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 No one knows what our life will be like in the future. Here are some children's 6. Cindy: In the future,people will have more 7 .They will spend a lot of time travelling around the world. Maybe some families will go to the moon for their vacation. It will be fun and relaxing. Gary: I think the earth willbe more crowded and dirtier. Maybe some people will 8 their houses on other planets. It is possible. Sarah:Students in the future won't need to go to school and they will 9 at home. What will happen if students have problems with a subject? They can 10 the answers on the Internet. They can also 11 their teachers through video calls. Peter:In the future,people will speak fewer languages. Maybe there will be only one 12 in the world. And it will be much 13 for people to talk with each other. Laura: Robots willplay an important role in our lives. They will help humans do all kinds of work. Also, they can finish the work 14 and never get tired. These predictions may seem 15 today,but I believe they will come true one day because we never know what will happen in the future. ( )6.A. resolutions B.ideas C.programs D.activities ( )7.A.secrets B.subjects C. rules D.holidays ( )8.A.draw B.build C.save D.improve ( )9.A.study B.work C.play D.teach ( )10.A.look up B.turn down C.make up D.care about ( )11.A.agree with B.fight with C.discuss with D.laugh with ( )12.A.language B.culture C. problem D.way ( )13.A.slower B.easier C.luckier D.stricter ( )14.A.specially B.difficultly C.cheaply D.quickly ( )15.A.true B.impossible C.natural D.interesting 三、阅读理解(本大题共30小题，每小题1分，共30分) Aspects Predictions AI will be everywhere. It will help students with study,like explaining Technology difficult knowledge. Also,in factories,it willmake production more effective and accurate. Renewable energy sources(可再生能源)like solar and wind power will Environment become more popular. They'll replace more of the fossil fuels(化石燃料)we use now,making our air cleaner and slowing down climate change. Medical technology will improve a lot. Wearable devices will be able to Healthcare monitor our health in real time and detect problems early. New drugs will also be developed to treat more diseases. 根据语篇内容，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选择最佳答案。 ( )16.Where will AI be used in the future according to the prediction? A.Only in schools for teaching. B.In students'study and in factories. C.Just in people's daily life at home. D.In the entertainment industry. ( )17.Why will renewable energy sources become more popular? A.Because they are cheaper than fossil fuels. B.Because they can make the air dirtier and speed up climate change. C.Because they can replace fossil fuels,make the air cleaner and slow down climate change. D.Because they are easier to obtain(获得)than fossil fuels. ( )18.What new medical technology is predicted to be developed? A.Larger hospital buildings with more beds. B. Wearable devices that can monitor health and new drugs. C.Faster ambulances to transport patients. D.More medical staff in hospitals. 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There are over 100 pieces of artworks just waiting for you to explore. Unlike traditional art museums, you can touch, hug, and kiss the artworks here. In fact,you can do whatever your creative mind can think up, with the art pieces. You can interact(互动)with the amazing artworks which cover the walls and floors. Put yourself into different scenes and famous paintings. You simply pose in front of a camera,and then you will become part of a painting! Thanks to the 14 artists, we can enjoy ourselves in this wonderful art world. Priceless photos! Unbelievable scenes! Here our only limit is our imagination. Now explore the magical museum, touch the art, be part of it,and have great fun! 根据语篇内容，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选择最佳答案。 ( )21.Where is ArtVo? A.In China. B.In Canada. C.In Australia. D.In England. ( )22.How many artworks are there in ArtVo? A.100. B.More than 100. C.Less than 100. D.140. ( )23. What will happen if you touch the artworks in a traditional museum according to the passage? A.You may be part of a painting. B.You may be punished. C.You may be asked to interact. D.You may be made to create new ideas. ( )24. What does the underlined word “pose”mean in Chinese? A.摆好姿势 B.邮寄 C.照相 D.通过 ( )25.What's the best title for this passage? A.A small museum B.A traditional museum C.A magical museum D.A beautiful museum (C) ①In movies, you might see cars that can drive by themselves—you tell them where you want to go,and they take you there as fast as possible. With 5G,cars like this may soon come into our real life because 5G can connect many different smart devices to one network. ②Finland's“robot buses”are a good example. Telecom company Nokia builds 5G transmitters (信号发射器)along a 1-kilometre road. These transmitters are able to control the buses, making them driverless,according to Raconteur Media. ③There are also 5G roads. These roads will have many 5G transmitters. They can give you smart services, such as telling you where the nearest oil station is. People can also use them to control traffic on the roads. “People will use a road network in real time, controlling traffic lights, traffic numbers through computer programs,"said a scientist. ④In the Republic of Korea,a subway station builds a smart system. This system has a 3D map, sensors(传感器)and an advanced(先进的)camera system that make the station more useful and safer,according to Arirang News. ⑤And of course, there are driverless cars. These cars can send signals(信号)to each other. They also “talk”to traffic lights and road sensors. 5G will let these cars drive more safely because they can communicate with each other,as well as with traffic lights and road sensors. 根据语篇内容，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选择最佳答案。 ( )26.Finland's“robot buses”_____ A.need to use 5G transmitters B.can take Nokia workers anywhere C.need several good drivers D.can drive faster than other buses ( )27.The underlined word “them”in the third paragraph refers to_____ A.5G roads B.5G transmitters C.smart services D.traffic lights ( )28.What can 5G roads do? A.They can tell drivers how to drive safely. B.They can control traffic more easily. C. They let drivers know the new traffic rules. D.They can help drivers drive more slowly. ( )29.What do we know from the passage? A.Cars will be driverless without 5G. B.5G can make cars talk like people. C.5G will make driverless cars safer. D.Cars and buses will depend on 5G. ( )30.What is the right structure of the passage?(①= paragraph 1,⋯.) ① ① ① ①② ③④ A. 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The hackers(黑客)could open your door and cause a mess at your home through your phone or other devices. Your home willtell you about it but you can't arrive in time. So people will have to be careful with their personal information. 根据语篇内容，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选择最佳答案。 ( )31.In the future, what can we do on our way home? A.Take a shower. B.Let the water heater work. C.Keep working. D.Touch smart home devices physically. ( )32.What will our life be like in the future in smart homes? A.More comfortable. B.Very busy. C.Very messy. D.More boring. ( )33._______will let us know if someone breaks into our home in the future. A.Our friend B.Our home C.The police D.Our neighbour ( )34.Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A.There might be dangers about smart homes in the future. B.The hackers might only come into your home through the phone. C.The lights will turn off by themselves when the sun comes out. D.You don't need to worry if you forget to close windows in the future. ( )35.What's the best title for the passage? A.Some beautiful houses B. Some famous predictions C.A better world D.Homes for the future (E) In the future,cameras will be different from what we have now. One big change is their size. Cameras will become much smaller. They might be as small as a grain of rice. This small size will make it easy to carry them anywhere, like in your pocket or on your clothes. Another change is in their function. Future cameras will not only take pictures but also analyze what they see. For example, if you take a picture of a plant, the camera can tell you what kind of plant it is. They can also record 3D images, giving you a more real-life view of the things you capture. Finally, the way we share pictures will change. Cameras will be able to share pictures directly to our friends'devices without using the Internet. This will make sharing photos faster and more convenient. 根据语篇内容做出判断，正确选A、错误选B、未提及选C。(未提及表示在语篇中没有提 到句中信息) ( )36.A camera in the future will look like a grain of rice. ( )37.Future cameras will both take pictures and analyze what they see. ( )38.Cameras will be able to share pictures directly to our friends'devices with no Internet. ( )39.Future cameras can even teach us how to take a photo in a short time. ( )40.Cameras in the future willbe used to share photos as fast as now. (F) The entertainment industry is on the verge of some remarkable transformations(变革)in the future. 英语 One of the most noticeable changes will be the way we consume(消费)media. Traditional television and cinema may face competition from new forms of digital entertainment. Streaming services,which have already gained popularity in recent years, will continue to grow. They willoffer a wider range of content,including exclusive(独有的)shows and movies that can only be acessed through their platforms. 41. Moreover, virtual reality(VR)and augmented reality(AR)will revolutionize(使发生革命性巨 变)the entertainment experience. In the future,instead of just watching a movie or a game,we will be able to immerse(使沉浸)ourselves in it. For example, we could put on a VR headset and feel like we are part of a thrilling adventure movie or a competitive video game.42.______ Another trend is the increasing interaction between audiences and entertainers. Social media has already started this trend, allowing fans to interact with their favourite stars. In the future, this interaction will become even more seamless(无缝的). For instance,fans may be able to participate in the creation of a TV show or a music video,making the entertainment experience more personalized and engaging. 43.______ In addition, the music industry will also see changes. With the rise of digital music platforms, the way we discover and listen to music has already changed. In the future, there may be more innovative(创新的)ways to experience music, such as 3D audio that makes the music feel like it's all around us. 44. Finally, live entertainment events will sillhave their place, but they will also evolve. Concerts and sports events may adopt more advanced technologies, like holographic performances or real-time virtual replays, to enhance the overall experience for the audience. 45._____ 根据语篇内容，将下面方框内的选项还原到文中空白处，使语篇内容完整、通顺，每个选项 只能用一次，其中有一个选项是多余的。 四、补全对话(本大题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分) A.This will open up new opportunities for both audiences and the entertainment industry. B. These new technologies will make entertainment more exciting and immersive than ever before. C.And artists will have more direct connections with their fans,which can lead to more creative collaborations(合作). D.This will give consumers more choices and control over what they watch and when they watch it. 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This small kind of robot can help people a lot. They can make discoveries in space and other dangerous places. They can also get into a place that is not wide to help people in danger. Scientists think that these robots may start a robotic revolution(革命)in the future. When someone wants a robot to walk their dog, he can go to a store with special machines to make it. "In principle, it will be possible to say,'I want a robot to play chess with me,’and make a machine that is able to play chess with you," one scientist said. This means that they can't change back into paper or change into other shapes. Once they are changed, they are fixed. 根据语篇内容，回答下列问题。(不超过6个词) 51.What are these new robots made of? 52.How long does it usually take to change paper into a robot? 53.How many things can the paper robots do to help people according to this passage? 54.Can these robots change back into paper? 55. 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They can do two things. 54.No, they can't. 55.The paper robots. 六、选词填空 [语篇导读] 本文讲述的是电脑在过去和现在的变化 及在生活中的应用。 56.kinds 57.much 58.interested 59.use 60.cheaper 61.part 62.fewer 63.with 64.necessary 65.like 七、语法填空 [语篇导读] 2050年的世界是什么样子?作者从语言、 水、教育和科学这几个方面做出了预测。 66.make 67.predictions 68.most 69.foreigners 70.studying 71.disappear 72.because 73.to 74.the 75.tiring 八、书面表达 76.One possible version: Hello, everyone! I want a robot. If I have one,I think my study and my life will be much easier. The robot will be as tall as me. It will be dog-like because I like dogs very much. It will do a lot of things for me. First, it willhelp me study. I won't have to go to after-school classes. I will study at home. Second, it will cook different kinds of delicious foods for me. That way my mum won't get very tired. And when I feel sad, it will talk with me like a friend and make me happy. 四、补全对话 46.Why not find a common topic 47.What should I do if I make mistakes 48.People will understand you 49.I don't know how to deal with the situation 50.You're welcome 五、选词填空 My robot will be lovely and helpful, won't it? Unit 8 综合测试卷 一、单项选择 [语篇导读] 本文介绍了北京故宫博物院举办了“紫禁 城与凡尔赛宫”展览。它是关于中国和法国在17世纪和 18世纪如何进行文化交流的。 1-5 BACAC 51.communication 52.letter 53.marked 二、完形填空 54.successfully 55.years'56.such 57.more [语篇导读]本文讲述的是文静的Whitney在大学结交 朋友的经过。 六、语法填空 [语篇导读] 本文主要介绍了如何礼貌地接听电话，包 6-10 BDCAB 11-15 DABCA 括问候、倾听、处理陌生来电、记录留言等事项。 三、阅读理解 58.communication/communicating 59.an 60.of (A)[语篇导读] 本文是三名同学提出的关于如何更 好地交流的建议。 61.strangers 62.to find 63.asking 64.politely 65.person's 16-20 CBCCB 七、阅读与表达 (B)[语篇导读] 本文介绍的是自我沟通的相关信息。 21-25 CBACB [语篇导读] 本文介绍的是解决担忧和焦虑的方法。66.Three. (C)[语篇导读] 青少年与家长争吵是普遍现象，本文 做了举例和调查，还给出了专家的建议。 26-30 ADBCA 67.Ask someone for help. 68.Grades at school. 69.The one that works best. (D)[语篇导读] 本文主要就当你不同意别人的意见 时，如何处理分歧给出建议。 31-35 CDFAE 70.My parents,friends or teachers. 八、书面表达 36.advice/suggestions 37.well 38.at 39.hurt 40.good (E)[语篇导读] 本文谈论如何更好地交流。 41.C [解析]根据后文“This means putting away distractions,maintaining eye contact, and nodding to show you're engaged. By doing so,you'll not only hear the words but also grasp the underlying(潜在的) emotions”可知描述的是倾听方面，与选项C相符。 故选C。 71.One possible version: Dear Jeff, Do you have a travel plan this summer? Why not come to my hometown? Shenyang is in the northeast of China. It is a city not only with a long history but also famous for its delicious food. 42.A [解析]根据后文“Before speaking,organize your thoughts and use simple, straightforward language. Avoid jargon or overly complex sentences that might confuse your listener”可知说的是表达要清晰，与选项 A相符。故选A。 There are many places of interest, such as Shenyang Imperial Palace. Though it is less famous than the Forbidden City in Beijing, it is stillworth visiting. You can leam about the history of the early Qing Dynasty there. If you want to have some tasty food or go shopping,Zhongjie must be the best choice. There are many different kinds of local foods, including Iaobian Dumplings,and there are also some popular shopping centres.43.E [解析]根据前文“creating a friendly atmosphere is crucial in communication”可知这里是关于营造友好氛 围的，与选项E相符。故选E。 So many interesting things are calling. Hope you can come to Shenyang soon! 44.D [解析]根据前文“your body language can greatly impact how your message is received”可知是关于肢体 语言的内容，与选项D相符。故选D。 H 期末综合测试卷(一) 45.B [解析]根据后文“This shows your interest and helps avoid misunderstandings”可知说的是通过某种行 为避免误解，与选项B相符。故选B。 一、阅读理解 (A)[语篇导读] 本文介绍的是蛋炒饭的制作方法。 1-5 BCACB ·53·