Unit 7 Charities单元提优练习 2025-2026学年译林版八年级英语下册

八年级英语下册Unit 7 Charities提优练习

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一、单项选择

1. It is ____ useful charity activity to help homeless people.

A. a    B. an    C. the    D. /

2. Lots of poor children ____ good care of by volunteers every year.

A. take    B. took    C. are taken   D. were taken

3. We should try our best ____ money for people in need.

A. raise    B. to raise   C. raising   D. raised

4. People all over the world are fighting ____ serious diseases together.

A. against   B. for    C. with    D. about

5. Great changes ____ in those poor villages in the past few years.

A. take place   B. took place   C. have taken place D. are taken place

6. Many kinds of warm clothes ____ to the west areas last winter.

A. send    B. sent    C. are sent   D. were sent

7. Thanks ____ the kind people, many kids can go back to school again.

A. for    B. to    C. with    D. at

8. Everyone hopes to stop the ____ of bad habits among teenagers.

A. spread   B. spreads   C. spreading   D. spreaded

9. It’s necessary ____ us to learn more knowledge about charity.

A. of    B. to    C. for    D. with

10. —I will take part in the volunteer work this summer holiday.

—____

A. All right.                       B. You’re welcome.

C. That’s nothing.                  D. Good idea.

二、完形填空

A different kind of school in Pakistan is giving poor children a new chance to study. Sometimes their     1     also come to study.

The     2     is called Street to School. It started    3    years ago in Karachi in 2014. In Karachi, some parents didn’t want to send their children to school, while others didn’t have     4    money to do so. There were quite a few children playing on the street every day when     5     parents worked. Street to School was founded (建立) for these children.

Children at Street to School learn reading, writing, English and math. They can also learn    6     to stay healthy and take care of themselves. Also, there are all kinds of sports     7    and children always have a good time.

The founder of Street to School is Mohammed Hassan. He says, “We started this program for kids, but we     8     quickly that the kids would bring their homework without parents’ signature(签名). That means kids were not getting help at home to do their homework. Then we    9     to start a special class for these parents so that they could help their kids      10      homework.”

Uzma is a mother. She     11     Street to School last month. She says, “I didn’t go to school when I was young. I could    12    read or write. This is why I am here today.”

Bibi is a    13    . She has always worked as a clothes maker and never got the chance (机会) to go to school. “I was also     14    in learning when I saw both my grandson and granddaughter studying.     15     I am seventy-six years old, I still want to go to school. Learning is really fun,” says Bibi.

1．A．family B．teachers C．doctors D．traders

2．A．magazine B．program C．problem D．symbol

3．A．eight B．ten C．twelve D．fourteen

4．A．easy B．enough C．terrible D．least

5．A．my B．her C．our D．their

6．A．what B．who C．why D．how

7．A．points B．buildings C．activities D．results

8．A．woke up B．cut up C．felt like D．found out

9．A．stopped B．decided C．taught D．followed

10．A．in B．at C．to D．with

11．A．joined B．left C．wondered D．disliked

12．A．always B．sometimes C．hardly D．once

13．A．grandmother B．grandfather C．mother D．father

14．A．bored B．relaxed C．interested D．hungry

15．A．Because B．However C．Although D．But

三、阅读理解

Schools in Nanshan District are exploring how to make use of their libraries to better meet residents’ reading needs. The district views making primary and secondary school libraries open to the public as a major way to enhance people’s well-being, which mainly aims to make better use of library resource, promoting the sharing of reading resources, enhancing family-school interaction, and creating a learning community.

Nowadays, there are 103 libraries in public and private primary and secondary schools in Nanshan, including 89 in public schools and 14 in private schools, according to data from Nanshan District Education Bureau. 69 public schools in Nanshan have made their libraries public during non-teaching hours, while the remaining schools are either experiencing renovation (翻新) and expansion, or are preparing to open their libraries to the public. To fully meet the reading needs of students, parents, and other people in community, the school libraries in Nanshan are open on weekends, holidays, and other non-teaching hours.

“As a retired person who loves reading, opening school libraries to the public gives me access to more types of books, especially those professional books that are not easily available on the market, and also provides me with a platform (平台) for exchanging ideas with young people,” Yang, a retired elder man, said.

Yang also enjoys the quiet environment that libraries offer. “It provides me with an ideal place to stay away from family chores and focus on reading.”

At present, the public can make an appointment (预约) with nearby school libraries through the WeChat