Unit 7综合测试卷2025-2026学年人教版英语八年级下册

**基本信息** 人教版八年级英语（上）Unit 7综合测试卷以“阅读”主题为核心，整合单元词汇语法，通过多样题型构建“输入-内化-输出”的语言能力训练逻辑，兼顾思维品质与学习能力培养。 **综合设计** |模块|题量/典例|题型特征|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |单项选择|10题|考查单元核心词汇（如recommend）及语法（如doubt whether）|词汇辨析与语法规则直接应用| |完型填空|2篇20题|以阅读相关故事为语境，复现单元重点词汇|通过语篇巩固词汇在情境中的运用| |情景选择|7选5|模拟真实对话，聚焦阅读话题交流|语言表达与交际能力的实际应用| |阅读理解|5篇34分|涵盖不同文体（如说明文、记叙文），设主旨、细节题|培养信息获取与推理的思维品质| |单词填空|5题|直接考查单元核心短语（如locked up）|强化词汇记忆与拼写能力| |书面表达|1篇|推荐好书，需用5+单元词汇|综合语言输出，提升知识迁移能力|

人教版八年级英语（上）Unit 7 A Good Read 综合测试卷 满分：94分 时间：90分钟 姓名：_____________ 班级：_____________ 得分：_____ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 一、单项选择题（共10分） （共10小题，每小题1分，共10分。每题只有一个最佳答案。） 1. Mary's uncle ________ the garden after his wife died, and nobody had seen it for ten years. A. locked up B. unlocked C. discovered D. recommended 2. The librarian ________ several interesting books to me last week. A. doubted B. recommended C. defeated D. proved 3. — Have you ever ________ The Secret Garden? — Yes, I've read it twice. It's wonderful! A. heard of B. got lost C. based on D. locked up 4. Nobody had taken care of the plants, and ________, much of the garden was in a bad state. A. but B. so C. therefore D. or 5. The movie is ________ a famous historical novel by a British writer. A. base on B. basing on C. based on D. basing in 6. I consider Alice's Adventures in Wonderland ________ a masterpiece of children's literature. A. is B. be C. to be D. being 7. Colin ________ to his feet and walked for the first time in years. Everyone was amazed! A. got B. get C. gets D. getting 8. I doubt ________ he can finish reading the detective novel before the weekend. A. that B. whether C. what D. which 9. I recommend ________ this fantasy classic to all young readers. A. to read B. reading C. read D. having read 10. The three friends grew happier ________ as they spent more time in the secret garden. A. day to day B. day for day C. day by day D. day at day 二、完型填空（共20分） （共2篇，每篇10小题，每小题1分，共20分。） 【第一篇】A Visit to the Library（约120词） Last Saturday, Tom went to the public library for the first time. He was surprised to see so many books. A friendly librarian __1__ him to start with the junior section. She said it was the best place for a young reader. Tom picked up a fantasy novel. On the cover, there was a girl who had __2__ in a magical forest. He found the story very __3__ , so he sat down and read for two hours without stopping. The story was about a girl who __4__ a hidden door in the woods and entered a world full of strange creatures. She had to use her __5__ to help everyone she met. When Tom finally left the library, he felt very __6__ . He had never read such an exciting book before. He __7__ to come back every week. The librarian __8__ him that there were hundreds of books waiting. She said, "__9__ reading even 20 minutes a day can make a big __10__ to your life." 1. A. defeated B. doubted C. recommended D. proved 2. A. got lost B. locked up C. got up D. heard of 3. A. boring B. selfish C. basic D. interesting 4. A. discovers B. discovered C. discovering D. to discover 5. A. weakness B. defeat C. wisdom D. state 6. A. worried B. happy C. selfish D. weak 7. A. decided B. doubted C. stated D. defeated 8. A. proved B. defeated C. told D. doubted 9. A. "However" B. "Therefore" C. "But" D. "Although" 10. A. effect B. defeat C. doubt D. bone 【第二篇】The Power of a Garden（约130词） Colin was a young boy who had never been __1__ because he believed he was ill. He spent his days alone in a __2__ room, feeling unhappy and weak. One day, his cousin Mary told him about a __3__ garden she had found. At first, Colin __4__ whether a garden could make him feel better. But Mary kept talking about the beautiful flowers and fresh air, and slowly he became __5__ . One morning, Mary and their friend Dickon took Colin __6__ to visit the garden. As soon as he entered, the fresh air made him feel __7__ . Day __8__ day, he spent more time there. His health __9__ greatly, and one day he __10__ to his feet and walked all by himself. Everyone was amazed. 1. A. inside B. outside C. secretly D. alone 2. A. magical B. hidden C. beautiful D. historical 3. A. secret B. selfish C. naughty D. basic 4. A. considered B. proved C. doubted D. stated 5. A. bored B. angry C. curious D. defeated 6. A. happily B. secretly C. loudly D. suddenly 7. A. worse B. selfish C. better D. weak 8. A. for B. to C. by D. with 9. A. proved B. improved C. defeated D. doubted 10. A. heard B. ran C. got D. jumped 三、情景选择（7选5）（共5分） （从A-G七个选项中，选出最佳选项填入空白处，有两项是多余的。每空1分，共5分。） 对话背景：Tom 和同学 Jenny 在课间讨论读书话题。 Tom: Jenny, have you read any good books recently? Jenny: __11__ Tom: What kind of book is it? Jenny: __12__ The main character is a young detective who solves all kinds of mysteries. Tom: That sounds exciting! __13__ Jenny: I have read it twice actually. I love the clever plot. Tom: __14__ Jenny: Sure! I think you will love it. The author also wrote another great detective novel. Tom: __15__ I want to start reading more this summer. Jenny: Great! Let me know what you think after you finish it. 选项： A. It's a detective story. B. Thanks! I will borrow it from the library. C. I've just finished a really good mystery novel. D. Can you recommend it to me? E. How many times have you read it? F. I don't like reading at all. G. Who wrote the book? 四、阅读理解（共34分） （共5篇，每小题2分，共34分。第1-2篇各3小题，第3-4篇各4小题，第5篇任务型阅读3小题。） 【第一篇】Books for Every Mood Do you ever wonder why some people love reading while others find it boring? The answer often depends on finding the right kind of book. If you enjoy excitement and surprises, try a detective story. In these books, a clever detective follows clues and solves crimes step by step. The reader becomes a problem-solver too. Famous detective characters like Sherlock Holmes have been loved for over a hundred years. If you prefer imagination and adventure, fantasy novels are perfect for you. These books take you to worlds that do not exist — worlds with magic, dragons, and hidden doors. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a great example. Alice gets lost in a magical world and meets all kinds of strange characters. If you like learning about real people and events, try historical fiction. These stories are based on true events from the past, but the characters may be imaginary. The most important thing is to find a book you enjoy. Once you find the right type, reading stops being a chore and becomes a pleasure. 16. What is the main purpose of this passage? A. To teach reading skills. B. To introduce different types of books. C. To describe one famous book. D. To explain how to write a novel. 17. According to the passage, what do detective stories help readers become? A. Better writers. B. Problem-solvers. C. Fantasy fans. D. Historians. 18. What does the author suggest is the most important thing about reading? A. Reading every day. B. Reading quickly. C. Finding the right type of book. D. Reading in a library. 【第二篇】A Young Librarian Emma was twelve years old and loved reading more than anything. Her school had a small library, but it was often empty because most students preferred playing on their phones. One day, Emma had an idea. She made colourful posters for each type of book — fantasy, detective, science fiction, and historical fiction — and put them around the school. On each poster, she wrote a short recommendation for her favourite book of that type. The posters worked! More and more students started visiting the library. Emma helped them choose books that matched their interests. She considered every student's personality before making a suggestion. Soon, a small reading group formed, and they met every Friday to discuss what they had read. Emma's teacher was impressed. She stated that Emma had proved that one person can make a difference. Thanks to Emma, the library became the most popular place in the school — not just a room full of forgotten books, but a place full of stories waiting to be discovered. 19. Why was the school library often empty at first? A. It had no good books. B. Most students preferred phones. C. The library was too far away. D. The teacher did not allow students in. 20. What did Emma do to attract students to the library? A. She organized a sports event. B. She gave away free books. C. She made colourful posters about book types. D. She set up a computer lab. 21. What did Emma's teacher say about her? A. Emma was the best student in class. B. Emma proved one person can make a difference. C. Emma read too many books. D. Emma needed to study harder. 【第三篇】The Magic of Stories Scientists have found that reading stories is good for the brain. When you read a story, your brain works in a special way — it tries to experience what the characters are going through. This is why reading a story about someone walking in the rain can make you feel cold. Reading stories also helps people understand others. When you follow a character through their problems and feelings, you learn to see the world through someone else's eyes. This makes people more empathetic — better at understanding and caring about others. Studies show that students who read regularly have larger vocabularies and better writing skills. Reading even 15 to 20 minutes a day can have a great effect on academic performance. Stories also help people deal with difficult feelings. When a character overcomes a problem similar to your own, it gives you hope. The Secret Garden is a good example — Colin's story proves that a positive environment and good friends can help a person recover from sadness and weakness. So next time you pick up a book, remember: you are not just reading. You are training your brain, growing your heart, and preparing yourself for the real world. 22. What happens in your brain when you read a story? A. It becomes tired quickly. B. It tries to experience what the characters go through. C. It only memorizes vocabulary. D. It stops thinking. 23. How does reading stories help people understand others? A. By teaching grammar rules. B. By following characters through their problems and feelings. C. By giving advice directly. D. By describing historical events. 24. According to Paragraph 3, what effect does reading 15-20 minutes a day have? A. It makes students sleepy. B. It improves vocabulary and writing skills. C. It reduces physical exercise. D. It teaches people to cook. 25. Which book is mentioned as an example of a story that gives hope? A. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. B. A detective novel. C. The Secret Garden. D. A science fiction novel. 【第四篇】A New Chapter（基于课文的延伸阅读） Mary Lennox was not always the kind, curious girl she became. When she first arrived at Misselthwaite Manor, she was a spoiled and selfish child who had never learned to care for anyone. However, everything changed when she discovered the secret garden. The garden had been locked up for ten years, and it was in a terrible state. Most of the plants looked dead, but Mary sensed that there was still life hidden beneath the dry soil. With the help of Dickon, a country boy who knew a lot about nature, Mary began to bring the garden back to life. At the same time, Mary discovered Colin, a boy who had spent his whole life alone in a hidden room. Like the garden, Colin was in a bad state — weak, unhappy, and without hope. Mary shared her secret with him, and together with Dickon, they helped Colin find his strength. Day by day, Colin grew stronger. He spent time in the garden, breathed fresh air, and felt the joy of watching flowers bloom. Eventually, he proved that he was not ill by getting to his feet and walking. The story teaches us something important: like a garden, a person's character can grow and change with the right care, the right environment, and the right friends. 26. What was Mary like when she first arrived at the manor? A. Kind and helpful. B. Spoiled and selfish. C. Cheerful and funny. D. Weak and ill. 27. What made Mary sense there was still life in the garden? A. She saw flowers blooming. B. She felt life hidden beneath the soil. C. Dickon told her about it. D. She read about it in a book. 28. In what way is Colin similar to the garden? A. Both were locked up. B. Both were beautiful. C. Both were in a bad state and needed care. D. Both were outside the manor. 29. What lesson does the story teach according to the last paragraph? A. Gardens need to be locked up. B. Selfish people never change. C. A person can grow and change with care, environment, and friends. D. Nature is dangerous for young people. 【第五篇】任务型阅读（Task Reading） 阅读下面的短文，根据文章内容，用英语回答问题。（每小题2分，共6分） Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was written by Lewis Carroll. It is a fantasy classic about a young girl named Alice who one day follows a rabbit down a hole and finds herself in a magical world. In this world, she meets many strange and interesting characters. One of the most famous parts of the story is when Alice finds a tiny door. She drinks from a small bottle and grows very small. But then she realizes she has left the key on a table that is now too tall for her to reach. Next, she eats a magic cake and grows very big — so big she cannot fit through the door! The story is about growing up. Alice often feels confused in Wonderland because the rules keep changing, just like the rules of real life can be confusing to young people. But Alice keeps going and never gives up. Many readers consider this book a masterpiece. It has been translated into over 100 languages and has inspired movies, plays, and even ballet performances. The story continues to be loved by readers of all ages around the world. 30. What kind of book is Alice's Adventures in Wonderland? Who wrote it? Answer: ________________________________________________________________ 31. What problem does Alice face after she drinks from the bottle and grows smaller? Answer: ________________________________________________________________ 32. According to the passage, what deeper meaning does the story of Alice carry? Answer: ________________________________________________________________ 五、单词填空（共10分） （根据句意及括号内的汉语提示，写出正确的英文单词或短语形式。每空2分，共10分。） 1. The garden had been ________ (锁好) for ten years and nobody went inside. 2. Mary and Dickon took Colin ________ (秘密地) to visit the secret garden. 3. Colin ________ (证明) that he was not ill when he got to his feet for the first time. 4. His health improved ________ ________ ________ (一天天地) after spending time in the garden. 5. Have you ever ________ (听说过) the author Frances Hodgson Burnett? 六、书面表达（共15分） 【题目】A Good Read（一本好书） 你的班级正在开展主题为'A Good Read'的英语写作活动，请你用英语写一篇短文，向同学们推荐一本你读过的书（可以是课文中出现的书，也可以是你喜欢的其他书）。 内容要求（须涵盖以下四点）： 1. 书名、作者和书的类型（如 fantasy / detective / historical fiction 等）； 2. 简要介绍书的内容（2~3句）； 3. 这本书对你有什么影响或启发； 4. 你为什么向同学们推荐这本书。 写作要求： * 词数不少于80词； * 至少使用本单元5个重点词汇或短语（如 recommend, consider, prove, in a bad state, day by day, hear of, secretly, therefore 等）； * 文章须有标题。 评分标准：内容完整（5分）+ 语言表达（5分）+ 词汇语法（5分）= 共15分。 Title: _____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ 参 考 答 案 【分值构成】单选10 + 完型20 + 情景5 + 阅读34 + 单词填空10 + 作文15 = 共94分 一、单项选择 1. A 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. C 6. C 7. A 8. B 9. B 10. C 二、完型填空 第一篇：1. C 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. C 6. B 7. A 8. C 9. B 10. A 第二篇：1. B 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. C 6. B 7. C 8. C 9. B 10. C 三、情景选择 11. C 12. A 13. E 14. D 15. B 四、阅读理解 第一篇（16-18）：16. B 17. B 18. C 第二篇（19-21）：19. B 20. C 21. B 第三篇（22-25）：22. B 23. B 24. B 25. C 第四篇（26-29）：26. B 27. B 28. C 29. C 第五篇任务型阅读（30-32，每题2分）： 30. It is a fantasy classic. It was written by Lewis Carroll. 31. She realizes she has left the key on a table that is now too tall for her to reach. 32. The story is about growing up — how young people deal with a confusing world. 五、单词填空（每题2分） 1. locked up 2. secretly 3. proved 4. day by day 5. heard of 六、书面表达评分标准 • 13-15分：内容完整，涵盖四个要点；语言流畅，词汇丰富，正确使用5+个本单元词汇；语法基本无误。 • 9-12分：内容较完整，涵盖三个要点；表达基本通顺；少量语法错误；使用3-4个单元词汇。 • 5-8分：涉及1-2个要点；表达欠流畅；语法错误较多；词汇匮乏。 • 0-4分：内容残缺，表达混乱，几乎未使用相关词汇。 【参考范文】 Title: A Good Read — The Secret Garden I would like to recommend The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It is a literary classic about a spoiled girl named Mary who discovers a hidden garden that has been locked up for ten years. In the story, Mary and her friend Dickon work hard to bring the garden back to life. They also help Colin, who has lived alone and weak in a hidden room, to recover day by day. Colin eventually proves that he is not ill by getting to his feet and walking. This book has had a great effect on me. It taught me that friendship and a positive environment can change a person. I consider it one of the best books I have ever read. Therefore, I strongly recommend it to everyone who loves a story about hope and change. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $