Unit1Friendship单元练习（苏州专用）2026-2027学年牛津译林版英语八年级上册

Unit 1 Friendship 单元练习 （苏州专用）

一、单项选择

1．—The mobile phones made in China are as good as ________ made in America.

—Yes, you are right. And they are much cheaper.

A．that B．those C．it D．ones

2．Our English teacher is so ________ that she often repeats grammar rules for us again and again.

A．hard-working B．polite C．generous D．patient

3．The number of the books in our school is ________ than ________ in theirs.

A．much more; those B．many more; that of those

C．fewer; the ones D．smaller; that of those

4．A vocabulary tree can help us remember new words quickly. Look at the picture on the right, which word can we put in the leaf?

A．shy B．clever C．hard-working D．good-looking

5．Betty is________ at swimming than running．

A．good B．better C．well D．best

6．Students in Grade 9 have ________ free time than us. Also, they have ________ after-school activities.

A．fewer; fewer B．less; less C．fewer; less D．less; fewer

7．Shanghai is much larger than _________ in France and it is one of the _________ cities in China.

A．any city, biggest B．any other city, bigger

C．any other city , biggest D．any city, bigger

8．Kitty is ________ of the twin sisters. She is weaker in her lessons than her sister.

A．lazy B．lazier C．the lazier D．the laziest

9．From the pictures, we can know ________.

A．the pen is more expensive than the bag

B．the bag is the most expensive among them

C．the bag is cheaper than the pen and the glass

D．the price of the glass is as high as that of the pen ¥ 15

10．— Bob, ________ sunshine is good for us and makes us happy. Let’s go out for a walk.

—I’d love to, but I’m ________ tired today. What about tomorrow?

A．a bit; a bit B．a bit; a bit of C．a bit of; a bit D．a bit of; a bit of

11．The number of the students in No.1 Middle School  ________ than _______ in No.2 Middle School.

A．are larger； those B．is larger； that

C．are more； those D．is more ； that

12．— True friendship lasts forever.

—________. We are closer than ever though we are miles apart.

A．You’re joking B．You got the point

C．You are welcome D．You have my word

二、完形填空

During the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a man called Chen Yaozi. He was good at shooting arrows (箭).

One day he was     13     archery (射箭). He shot eight or nine times out of ten and became very     14     of himself. He noticed that there was an old man selling     15     among the crowd. He only nodded his head indifferently (冷淡地). This hurt Chen’s pride. He asked the old man, “Can you shoot an arrow?”

“No, I can’t,” the old man said.

“What do you think of my archery     16     then?”

“    17     special. You gain your accuracy (精确程度) from a lot of practice. That’s all.”

Then the old man put a bottle on the ground and covered its     18     with a coin with a small square hole in the middle. He then scooped out (舀出) some oil with a gourd (葫芦), held it high and began to fill the bottle. Now, the oil came down into the bottle just     19     the hole of the coin. Everybody watched in     20    .

When the old man finished, he     21     the crowd the coin. “Can you see any oil marks on it?” The

crowd gave him a big cheer, but the old man stopped them. “This is nothing special, either. I can do this because I have practised it a lot. Practice makes perfect.”

    22    , people use the idiom “Practice makes perfect” to describe someone who is skilled in doing something after plenty of practice.

13．A．watching B．practising C．making D．seeing

14．A．proud B．full C．interested D．bored

15．A．arrows B．coins C．oil D．water

16．A．power B．energy C．skills D．teaching

17．A．Nothing B．Anything C．Something D．Everything

18．A．face B．mouth C．nose D．leg

19．A．onto B．along C．across D．through

20．A．hope B．surprise C．anger D．fear

21．A．showed B．watched C．offered D．borrowed

22．A．Besides B．However C．Later D．Suddenly

三、阅读理解

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Sunshine Art Museum

Place: On the north side of King Square

Arriving Here: Subway stations: Nelson Street (2-minute walk)

Embankment (3-minute walk)

Charing Cross (7-minute walk)

Opening Hours:  Tuesday-Saturday    10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Prices: Adults: $10/person   Children under 12: Free

Connect with us:  Call 723-1182 for more information.