Unit 2 Amazing numbers 单元测试卷-【宝典训练】2026-2027学年八年级上册英语高效课堂教学课件（沪教版·新教材）

宝典训练 配套教学课件 新课标 深圳天骄文化传播有限公司 1 八年级上册•单元测试卷 Unit 2 2 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 3 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 4 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 5 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 6 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 7 A C D B A C 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 8 B D D B 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 9 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 10 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 11 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 12 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 13 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 14 D C 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 15 A 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 16 B C 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 17 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 18 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 19 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 20 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 21 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 22 B 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 23 D 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 24 A 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 25 D B 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 26 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 27 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 28 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 29 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 30 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 31 B 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 32 A 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 33 B 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 34 B 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 35 C 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 36 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 37 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 38 D A F 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 39 C E 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 40 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 41 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 42 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 43 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 44 C B D 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 45 F E 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 46 her 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 47 a moved smaller In to receive visitors 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 48 but relaxing 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 49 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 50 八年级上册·单元测试卷 Unit 2 51 第一部分　选择题(50分) Ⅰ.完形填空(10分) 阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项，并将其字母编号填写在题前括号内。(共10小题，每小题1分) In Chinese culture, people believe that lucky numbers can bring them good luck. So, it is important for Chinese people to 1 a good number for important things. For example, they choose lucky numbers for wedding dates and dates of moving into a new house. The numbers 6, 8 and 9 are the 2 lucky numbers for most Chinese people. Combinations of the above are thought as lucky numbers too, such as 66, 88, 168. Of all the individual numbers, “8” is 3 the luckiest number in China. “8” is associated with wealth. “8” in Chinese is 4 as “ba” and sounds similar to “fa”. The traditional Chinese word “fa cai” means “wealthy” or “becoming 5 in a short time”． There are many phrases or expressions associated with “8”， such as “Bamian laicai”， meaning “ 6 comes from eight sides” and “Bamian chunfeng”， meaning “spring wind comes from eight directions”， expressing the wish that someone gets luck wherever she/he goes, or whatever she/he is 7 ． Chinese people like to choose “8” as the time or date of important events. For example, the opening 8 of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games started exactly at 8 minutes and 8 seconds past 8 pm on the 8th of August 2008. Chinese's 9 for “8” can be seen in many other cases (事例), such as house numbers, phone numbers, number plates, wedding dates and the date for opening a business. “8” is considered lucky and favored by Chinese because it 10 meaning in both traditional and modern cultures. ( )1.A．choose B．read C．count D．write ( )2.A．common B．similar C．favorite D．special ( )3.A．probably B．hardly C．nearly D．surely ( )4.A．written B．pronounced C．spelt D．drawn ( )5.A．rich B．happy C．good D．dear ( )6.A．luckiness B．knowledge C．wealth D．health ( )7.A．giving up B．working on C．hurrying up D．coming on ( )8.A．vacation B．tradition C．competition D．ceremony ( )9.A．thanks B．luck C．excuses D．love ( )10.A．compares B．holds C．receives D．inspires Ⅱ.阅读理解(40分) 第一节　阅读下列短文， 从下面每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中， 选出最佳选项， 并将其字母编号填写在题前括号内。(共15小题， 每小题1.5分) A Each number is special and has its own beauty. They are basic elements (元素) of mathematics for counting, measuring, and solving equations (方程). Numbers hold a lot of fun facts and stories. Today, we invite you on a journey through some of them. Zero The ancient Babylonians (巴比伦人) invented zero, and it is the greatest number in the world. It was the age of Henry VI (亨利六世) when he became the king of England (he was nine months old) and also when he became the king of France (he was eleven months old). It's the total number of snakes in Ireland (because of the cooler and wetter environment). Three Three is a terrible number in some cultures. In Vietnam, it's bad luck to have three people in a photo as the one in the middle might die. It's the number of people who have been to the bottom of the ocean (the Mariana Trench). It's the number of weeks you can survive without eating, the number of days you can survive without water and the number of minutes you can survive without taking a breath. Seven It's seen as a lucky or mystical (神秘的) number in some cultures. It appears all the time, like “seven days of the week”， “seven ancient wonders”， “seven Dwarves”. It's the estimated (估计) number of Northern white rhinos left in the world. Ten Human children need around 10 hours of sleep a night. 10 percent of the world is left­handed. The world's largest omelette (煎蛋) was 10 metres wide. 10 percent of people in the world live on islands. ( )11.Which of the following is NOT something people can use numbers to do? A．To count. B．To measure. C．To solve equations. D．To go traveling. ( )12.How old was Henry VI when he became the king of England? A．One year old. B．Eleven months old. C．Nine months old. D．Six months old. ( )13.What can we know about Three and Seven? A．Three is unlucky in some cultures. B．Seven is bad luck in Vietnam. C．Seven sometimes appear in our lives. D．People can survive 3 weeks without water. ( )14.How much sleep does a child need every night? A．Around 22 hours. B．Around 10 hours. C．Around 8 hours. D．Around 2 hours. ( )15.Where can we probably read this article? A．In a health magazine. B．In a sports newspaper. C．In a Maths blog. D．In a travel guide. B The Best Language for Learning Math What is the best language for learning math? Hint: You are not reading it. Chinese, Japanese and Korean all have simpler number words. They express math concepts (概念) more clearly than English. The language gap has drawn lots of attention. Several recent studies have linked weaker math abilities in English­speaking children to English number words. Chinese, for example, has just ten basic number words. English, however, has more than two dozen. The trouble starts at “11”. English has a word (“eleven”) for that number. Chinese, Japanese and Korean have words that can be translated as “ten­one”—spoken with the “ten” first. That makes it easier for children to understand the place value. Students can easily see the number system is based on units of 10. English number words over 10 don't make the place value clear. Words for numbers 13 to19 change the order of the ones and tens. Children are more likely to confuse (困惑) 17 with 71. Therefore, children working with English number words have a harder time doing complex (复杂的) calculations. They make more mistakes. It also feels more natural for Chinese speakers than for English speakers to use the “make­a­ten” method. When adding two number, Chinese students often break down the numbers into parts and regroup them into tens and ones. For example, 9 plus 5 becomes 9 plus 1 plus 4. This method greatly helps students work out math problems. Many teachers in America are teaching their students the “make­a­ten” method. However, they are having a hard time because of the confusing English number words. Now, you should feel lucky that you are learning math in China. Thanks to your mother language, all the math problems have become less difficult and less confusing. ( )16.According to the article, What have several recent studies found a relationship between? A．Between English number words and weaker math abilities in young learners of English. B．Between English number words and weaker math abilities in English­speaking children. C．Between English number words and stronger math abilities in young learners of English. D．Between English number words and stronger math abilities in English­speaking children. ( )17.According to the article, how many basic number words are there in English? A．Ten. B．Eleven. C．More than a dozen. D．More than two dozen. ( )18.What do the first three paragraphs mainly talk about? A．About why Asian languages can make math learning easier. B．About why Asian are better at math than English speakers. C．About how Asian children do basic calculations within ten. D．About how children's math abilities are judged in different countries. ( )19.According to the article, if you use the “make­a­ten” method to work out math problems, what will 8 plus 7 become? A．6＋2＋7. B．7＋1＋7. C．8＋1＋6. D．8＋2＋5. ( )20.What can the underlined expression “_________” in the last paragraph be replaced by? A．Instead of. B．Because of. C．According to. D．In addition to. C In Chinese culture, the idiom “Luan Qi Ba Zao” is used to describe a situation that is completely messy or chaotic. Its meaning comes from two important historical events in ancient China. During the Western Han Dynasty (202 BC—9 AD), Emperor Jingdi wanted to make the princes less powerful. This made seven princes very angry. In 154 BC, they joined together to fight against the emperor. Their rebellion caused years of war, destroyed many cities, and left people's lives in chaos. Although the emperor eventually won, the damage was huge. People later called this event “Luan Qi(Chaotic Seven)”． Later, in the Jin Dynasty (266—420 AD), eight princes started fighting each other for power. This “Eight Princes' Rebellion” lasted from 291 to 306 AD. The war burned villages, killed thousands of people, and made society fall apart. The word “Ba Zao(Eight Troubles)” became a symbol of long­lasting chaos. As time passed, people combined these two stories to create “Luan Qi Ba Zao”. They used it to talk about any situation that was as messy as these ancient wars. Today, we still use this phrase in daily life. For example, “My desk is a luan qi ba zao after studying all night！” This idiom shows how history can influence language. By learning about “Luan Qi Ba Zao”， we not only understand a phrase but also remember the lesson from the past: Fighting and chaos always bring suffering. For our junior students, learning idioms like “Luan Qi Ba Zao” is like opening a door to China's rich history. When we understand their origins, we can discover more about history, appreciate our culture better, and improve our language skills. In this way, idioms are like bridges between the past and the present. They help us feel proud of our cultural heritage while making learning interesting! ( )21.What does the idiom “Luan Qi Ba Zao” describe? A．A long peaceful period in ancient China. B．A totally messy and chaotic situation. C．A successful war led by ancient emperors. D．A beautiful cultural heritage of Jin Dynasty. ( )22.Why did the seven princes rise up against Emperor Jingdi of Western Han? A．Because the emperor planned to weaken their power. B．Because the emperor refused to give them food. C．Because they wanted to move the capital city. D．Because they hoped to help common people live better. ( )23.What result did the Eight Princes' Rebellion bring to society? A．It made the whole country rich and strong. B．Villages were burned and society broke down. C．It helped the emperor control all princes easily. D．People lived a peaceful life after the war. ( )24.What lesson can we learn from the two rebellions according to the passage? A．Emperors should always give all power to princes. B．Wars and chaos only bring pain and suffering. C．Rebellions can help develop a country quickly. D．Idioms cannot tell us real historical stories. ( )25.What is the main idea of the whole passage? A．The two terrible wars in Western Han and Jin dynasties. B．How to use idioms properly in daily conversations. C．The origin, meaning and cultural value of the idiom “Luan Qi Ba Zao”． D．Why junior students must learn all Chinese idioms. 第二节　请阅读下面的短文， 并从下列方框里的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中， 使原文意思完整、连贯。(共5小题， 每小题2分) A．Here are some suggestions (建议) for you. B．So, please don't use computers too often. C．It will be much safer than the simple number password. D．Some people even say that they can't live without them. E．Third, never use personal information for your passwords. F．But the same password in capital letters takes a hacker 10 hours to work out. Nowadays, computers and the Internet are playing an important part in our life. 26. __ When you use the computers, you usually need to set passwords (密码). But not all the passwords are safe. How can you make your passwords safe? 27. __ First, use capital (大写) letters in your password. It will be difficult for others to get into your account (账户). It only takes a hacker (黑客) 13 minutes to work out a six­letter password made of small letters. 28. __ Second, use numbers and symbols in your password. 29. __ Sometimes such passwords are not easy to remember, but they are really safe. 30．___ If you do so, hackers will guess your passwords easily. You should change your passwords about every 90 days. In that way, hackers won't guess your passwords. 第三节　信息匹配。(共5小题， 每小题1.5分) 31—35是五个学生的情况描述，A—F是六条关于礼物的建议。请为每个人选择合适的建议。 A．Japanese people are careful about presents. If you are choosing a present for an elder, a nice watch is a good choice. Remember to put it in a nice box! B．Why not buy a pair of ERKE sport shoes? They are comfortable and not expensive, with different styles for people of all ages. They can protect your feet when doing exercise. C．Lottery tickets (彩票) are common presents. It is not expensive and can bring surprise and good luck. Go and choose the lucky numbers for your friend! D．French people are romantic and they like flowers. If you are going to visit a French family, just bring some flowers. Remember the number of the flowers should be odd, like 5, 7, 9, or 11. E．Paper cutting is an important part of Chinese culture. Its pictures and patterns help to tell more about the Chinese culture. They are beautiful and mean good luck and best wishes. F．Children always love gifts. Candies and toys are great. It's better to cover them carefully with nice paper. They will have fun opening the gift and finding what's in it. ( )31.Jack wants to buy a birthday present for his best friend Lucy. He wants to buy something with her lucky number on it. ( )32.Daming's mother runs every day to keep fit. Daming wants to buy her something so that her feet won't hurt when running. ( )33.Fina is traveling around France. She is going to visit a friend in Paris. She is preparing some gifts for him. ( )34.Julie is studying in America. She is planning to buy some gifts for the 5­year­old girl in her host family. ( )35.Lingling's Japanese friend Leo loves Chinese culture. She wants to buy him a gift when she meets him in Japan this summer. 第二部分　非选择题(25分) Ⅲ.语法填空(10分) 阅读下面短文， 在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中所给词语的正确形式填空。(共10小题， 每小题1分) In the US, there is a town called Monowi. Now there is only one person living in the town and 36.___ (she) name is Elsie Eiler. In the 1930s, the town had 37._ population of 150. However, as more young people 38._____ (move) to bigger cities, the population kept getting much 39.________(small). Some old_people still lived in the town. 40.__ the end, there were only two people left—Elsie and her husband Rudy. Later, Rudy died. After that, only Elsie lives here. She runs the town's only tavern (酒馆). Once a year, she carries out a road plan. It allows her 41.___________(receive) funding (资助) for three streetlights. She also runs a library. There she offers drinks, food and about 5, 000 books to 42.________ (visit) from different places. There are three homes for Elsie but of course, she only lives in one of them. Nobody lives with Elsie, 43.___ she doesn't feel lonely. “It is 44.________ (relax)to live in the town. I can do things that I like. I love the town. I 45.will spend (spend) the rest of my life here，” she says. Ⅳ.书面表达(15 分) 你认为数字在我们日常生活中重要吗？日常生活中，我们都在什么时候会使用到数字呢？假如我们的生活中没有了数字，那会是怎样的呢？请用英语写一篇短文，介绍我们日常生活中为什么离不开数字。 要求：1.词数80词左右； 2．语句通顺，内容完整，语法正确； 3．文中不得出现真实的人名、校名等信息。 参考词汇：calculation 计算 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Numbers are very important in our daily life. Maths teachers use numbers to teach us how to do calculation and solve problems. We read numbers from newspapers to know the information and facts. When we go to the supermarket, numbers can be seen everywhere to show the prices. Without numbers, the whole world will be in a mess, and it will be difficult for us to even tell the time. That's why numbers are so important that we can't live without them. $