Unit 6 单元测试卷 2025-2026学年人教版八年级英语下册

人教版（2024）八年级下册 Unit 6 Crossing Cultures 单元测试卷（Section A 侧重）

 

时间：40分钟　满分：100分

 

一、单项选择（每题2分，共20分）

 

1. In Korea, you are supposed _______ twice when you meet older people.

 

A. bow　B. to bow　C. bowing　D. bows

 

2. — What are you supposed to do when you meet a new classmate?

 

— I’m supposed _______ hello.

 

A. say　B. saying　C. to say　D. said

 

3. In New Zealand, Maori people _______ noses when they greet each other.

 

A. rub　B. rubs　C. rubbing　D. to rub

 

4. It’s _______ to ask women’s age in some cultures.

 

A. proper　B. polite　C. impolite　D. formal

 

5. In India, people sometimes press _______ together to greet.

 

A. fists　B. palms　C. cheeks　D. hands

 

6. You _______ shake hands at a very formal meeting.

 

A. are supposed to　B. are supposing to　C. suppose to　D. supposed to

 

7. In Brazil, people are expected _______ when they meet.

 

A. hug　B. hugging　C. to hug　D. hugged

 

8. In some countries, it’s _______ to arrive on time.

 

A. embarrassing　B. excited　C. important　D. interested

 

9. — In the US, what are you supposed to do when you receive a gift?

 

— _______

 

A. Open it later.　B. Open it at once.　C. Never open it.　D. Give it back.

 

10. Table _______ are different in different countries.

 

A. manner　B. manners　C. mannerly　D. mannered

 

二、完形填空（每题2分，共20分）

 

In many Western countries, when you are invited to someone’s home for dinner, it is polite to bring a small gift, such as flowers or chocolate. In some Asian countries, you should not give clocks, because “clock” sounds like “death” in Chinese. You are supposed to know a little about local _______ (11) before you go.

In France, you are supposed to _______ (12) your host with a kiss on both cheeks. In Korea, you should _______ (13) with both hands when you give or receive something. In India, you should not eat with your _______ (14) hand, because it is considered unclean.

Knowing these differences can help you avoid _______ (15) others.

 

（  ）11. A. customs　B. greetings　C. names　D. addresses

 

（  ）12. A. meet　B. greet　C. visit　D. thank

 

（  ）13. A. point　B. touch　C. pass　D. show

 

（  ）14. A. right　B. left　C. clean　D. dirty

 

（  ）15. A. helping　B. teaching　C. offending　D. inviting

 

三、阅读理解（每题4分，共20分）

 

In Japan, when you visit someone’s home, you are supposed to take off your shoes at the door. It is rude to go inside with shoes on. When you give a present, you should use both hands. At the table, it is polite to lift small bowls of rice to your mouth, but you should not stick chopsticks upright in the rice.

In Russia, you are supposed to bring odd numbers of flowers (not even numbers) when you visit. You should not give yellow flowers, because they mean separation. At the table, you should keep your hands on the table (but not elbows).

 

（  ）16. What should you do at the door in Japan?

 

A. Put on shoes.　B. Take off shoes.　C. Clean shoes.　D. Change shoes.