Unit6 Crossing Cultures 第2课时 Section B同步练习-2025-2026学年人教版八年级英语下册
Unit6 Crossing Cultures
第2课时 Section B
一、 用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。（15分）
1. She smiled （nice） and thanked everyone for their help.
2. The young girl bought two silk （blouse）—one is white and the other is light blue.
3. — Next year， our school will organize a cultural exchange program with an （Asia） school.
— That’s great！
4. Please make sure you spell your name （correct）.
5. She decided to go back to college to study medicine in her （forty）.
二、 用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。（15分）
first marry safe proper formal |
1. — The broken ladder（梯子） looks really . Don’t try to climb it. — OK， I won’t.
2. It’s to talk loudly in public.
3. This is an meeting， so relax.
4. Tom Lucy two days ago.
5. ， I’d like to thank everyone for coming to this important meeting.
三、 单项选择。（15分）
（ ）1. This garden is for use only—visitors from outside are not allowed.
A. public | B. private |
C. common | D. strict |
（ ）2. I’m not sure the train will arrive on time.
A. whether | B. that |
C. when | D. what |
（ ）3. We should her on winning the race.
A. celebrate | B. congratulate |
C. praise | D. thank |
（ ）4. It’s our family to gather for dinner every Sunday.
A. tradition | B. rule |
C. plan | D. hobby |
（ ）5. We a warm welcome when we arrived at the village.
A. brought | B. accepted |
C. took | D. received |
四、 完成下列句子（每空一词）。（15分）
1. 她很激动刚刚收到她的老朋友的信。
She was excited to her old friend just now.
2. 规律的运动和健康的饮食对保持健康大有帮助。
Regular exercise and a healthy diet toward keeping healthy.
3. 离开家之前请确保锁好门。
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Please you lock the door before leaving home.
4. 她喜欢和同学们分享她最爱的书。
She loves to her favourite books her classmates.
5. 如果你想保持健康，最好不要吃太多糖。
eat too much sugar if you want to stay healthy.
五、 阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。（20分）
Table manners show respect to others. So， following some basic（基础的） table manners is very 1. （use）.
You are invited to have dinner. When the host says “Please take your seat.”， you may think， “Which seat？” At a Chinese-style dinner， the host 2. （take） the seat facing the door. And the seat on his left is for the 3. （important） visitor. Many Chinese people see dinners as perfect 4. （chance） for conversations. 5. ， Westerners don’t always like talking at the table. Remember not 6. （talk） with your mouth full. While someone is talking， you should look into his or her eyes and listen 7. （careful）. Safe conversation subjects include food， the day’s activities and the weather.
“I can’t stand people who talk loudly into their phones，” people often complain. We’re tired of 8. （listen） to loud conversations every day. 9. you are at dinner， it’s best to keep your phone quiet. If necessary， just send 10. text message.
六、 阅读理解。（20分）
配对阅读。下面是五个人对异国风俗的困惑，和六个与其他国家有关的人文风俗，请将他们的困惑和风俗进行匹配。
1. Alice is travelling in Thailand. She doesn’t know how to be polite in the local restaurants.
2. Judy wonders how Canadian children celebrate their birthdays.
3. Frank hears there is a special custom about monkeys in Thailand. He feels very interested.
4. Henry will have dinner at his British friend’s home， so he wants to learn about the table manners in Britain.
5. Laura hears that British people are afraid of a single magpie. She wonders what they will do when they meet it.
A. In England， seeing a single magpie is thought to bring bad luck. To avoid this bad luck， the local people salute the magpie！
B. Place your hand on the edge of the table while eating and the knife in your right hand.
C. In the UK if you are a guest， it’s polite to wait until your host starts eating. Never chew with your mouth open. Never talk with food in your mouth.
D. In Thailand， a big meal is held for the monkeys living there every year. People do this to thank the monkeys for all the good luck they bring.
E. In Canada， people put butter on birthday children’s noses so that they will be too slippery for bad luck to catch them.
F. In Thailand restaurants， sharing food is perfectly fine. If you’re with a group， the elderly usually order
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