Unit 4 Chinese folk art第3课时Reading(2)练习-2025-2026学年译林版七年级英语下册

姓名_________ 日期______ 等第_____ Unit 4 Chinese folk art 第3课时　Reading(2) 一、 根据句意及所给中文提示、首字母或英文解释,写出句中所缺单词,每空限填一词。 1. Zhao Lei washes his face and hands __________(迅速地) after getting up.   2. — Children shouldn’t play with __________(刀).　— Yes, I agree. They may hurt themselves.   3. This famous artist’s works include flowers, birds, horses and ____________(景色).   4. — You need more p__________ to improve your skills.　— OK, I will.   5. Mr and Mrs Wu are a __________(two people who are married), and they have a son and a daughter.   二、 用括号中所给词的适当形式填空。 1. — Look! There is a pair of ____________(scissor) on the desk.　— Whose are they?  2. Would anyone like ________(add) anything to what I said?  3. — Where’s Chen Dan?　— She  ____________(work) on some maths problems in her study.   4. — Money can’t buy you  ____________(happy).　— But I can use money to buy my favourite books.   5. We will feel the __________(warm) of the sun when it rises in the east.   三、 单项选择。 (　　)1. — Is paper-cutting difficult?　— No, I don’t think so. I think  　　　　can try it.  A. someone  　　　　B. anyone  　　　　C. no one  　　　　D. some people (　　)2. — What do you think of the food here?　— Delicious! I would like  　　　　more.  A. some  　　　　B. any  　　　　C. many  　　　　D. no (　　)3. — Is there a garden in front of your house? — Yes, there is. And it is  　　　　a heart. My mother grows flowers and vegetables in it.  A. full of  　　　　B. in the front of  　　　　C. in the shape of  　　　　D. filled with (　　)4.  　　　　 are really beautiful. People use them to express their wishes.  A. Paper-cutting  　　　　B. Cutting paper  　　　　C. Paper-cuts  　　　　D. A paper-cutting (　　)5. — What do Chinese people usually do before the Spring Festival comes? — They usually clean up their houses and  　　　　the Spring Festival couplets(对联) on doors  　　　　good luck.  A. hang up; to  　　　　B. put up; for  　　　　C. get up; to have  　　　　D. hurry up; on 四、 阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 “Dong”(侗族) is one of China’s 55 ethnic minorities(少数民族), with a population of about three million, mainly living 1.______ South China. The ethnic group is famous for its traditional embroidery.  Qin Naishiqing is a Dong embroidery master. At the age of 92, she is still good at 2._________(cut) paper into different shapes, which she says is the spirit of the handmade art. “You should be talented in embroidery to become good at paper-cutting. When you get a piece of 3._________(paper), you should think about the shapes in your mind without drawing 4._________(they),” Qin said.  Teaching embroidery is a family tradition, and Qin’s two daughters-in-law 5._________(usual) join her in teaching the young. Dong people usually embroider animals and plants on clothes. Dragons and flowers 6.______(be) common in folk art. Spider flowers are very important and meaningful in Dong people’s embroidery. They are regarded as 7.______ symbol of good wishes.  Every Dong girl is encouraged to learn the skill at an early age, around ten years old. 8._________ she gets married, she will receive a whole set of clothes 9._________(make) by her mother. There are now 10.____________(thousand) of women in the country taking up embroidery, an art form that has remained unchanged over the years. Qin hopes she can help make sure the tradition continues.  五、 完形填空。〔人与社会——家乡文化〕 One day, I went to visit my grandparents’ village. As I walked around, I came across a little shop where an old man was working with paper. He used  　1　 to cut out beautiful shapes like flowers and animals  　2　 red paper. It was like magic! I was amazed by how  　3　 he was at it. Then, I heard music and saw a group of people. They were using puppets(木偶) to tell stories about brave heroes. It was so fun to  　4　.  I also saw a long, colourful dragon dancing through the air. Everyone was having fun. The dragon brings luck and  　5　 to the village. Feeling interested, I went to a  　6　 to learn more about Chinese folk art. There, I saw paintings on silk, pottery with fancy designs, and even embroidery on clothes. Every piece was special and told a story of  　7　 own.  One thing that really caught my  　8　 was a silk painting of a beautiful mountain. The colours were so bright and the picture made me feel like I was there. I learned that silk paintings are not just pretty. They  　9　 help keep important stories and traditions alive. After that, I understood that Chinese folk art is not just about looking at pretty things. It’s a way for people to  　10　 their stories, ideas, and values to younger people. I’m so glad I got to see all these wonderful things. It made me know how  　11　 the people who made these art forms are.  Now, I want to learn more about Chinese folk art and maybe even  　12　 to make something  　13　 one day. Because everyone has a story to  　14　, and Chinese folk art is a great way to share it.  Walking back home, I felt really  　15　 that I got to be a part of this exciting adventure.  (　　)1. A. scissors B. brushes C. rulers D. pencils (　　)2. A. of B. from C. by D. for (　　)3. A. well B. good C. beautiful D. careless (　　)4. A. see B. look C. read D. watch (　　)5. A. money B. grades C. happiness D. skills (　　)6. A. museum B. school C. restaurant D. hospital (　　)7. A. its B. their C. it’s D. theirs (　　)8. A. nose B. eye C. mind D. heart (　　)9. A. too B. either C. also D. still (　　)10. A. throw B. hand C. share D. pass (　　)11. A. hard-working B. fantastic C. creative D. brave (　　)12. A. need B. begin C. work D. try (　　)13. A. myself B. itself C. themselves D. himself (　　)14. A. speak B. talk C. say D. tell (　　)15. A. tired B. sad C. happy D. cool 六、 阅读理解。 陕北说书 Shanbei storytelling is an important form of storytelling and folk art in the northwest of China. It is mainly popular in areas like Yan’an and Yulin in northern Shaanxi Province. It started as a way for blind artists to make a living by singing traditional stories. Over time, it absorbed(吸收) the tunes(曲调) of Qinqiang Opera and Xintianyou, and gradually became a form of storytelling that could be performed with long stories and singing. The performance is done by one person who sings and plays an instrument at the same time. The instrument can be a sanxian, a three-stringed(弦) Chinese instrument, or a pipa. Besides, there is also a clapper(拍板) made of two wooden boards tied to the performer’s legs to keep the rhythm(节奏). One person who has made Shanbei storytelling more popular is Xiong Zhuying. He has cleverly connected this traditional art with modern technology and game. In the video game Black Myth: Wukong, game developers invited Xiong to introduce elements(元素) of Shanbei storytelling, making it interesting and enjoyable to younger audiences(观众) who might not experience this traditional art form before. In the second part of the game, players will meet a monk(和尚) who performs a heartfelt piece of Shanbei music. This short but lively performance, lasting less than two minutes, has got over 10 million views on social media. Its lyrics, “Success and failure, life and death, are all beyond reason”, bring out deep emotions and make listeners think a lot. Xiong and the game developers’ creativity brings Shanbei storytelling back to life, making its future brighter than ever before. (　　)1. Who first performed Shanbei storytelling? A. The artists who were famous. B. The people who played games. C. The people who lived a good life. D. The artists who couldn’t see. (　　)2. What does the performer need when he performs Shanbei storytelling? ① a sanxian　② a clapper　③ a guitar　④ a tie　⑤ a golden board A. ①② B. ②④ C. ③④ D. ④⑤ (　　)3. What do Paragraph 2 and Paragraph 3 mainly talk about? A. Who made the game Black Myth: Wukong. B. What Shanbei storytelling is. C. How Shanbei storytelling has become popular. D. How players played the game. 参考答案 一、quickly knives landscapes practice couple 二、scissors to add is working happiness warmth 三、BACCB 四、in cutting paper them usually are a When made thousands 五、ABBDC AABCD CDADC 六、DAC 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $