Unit 7单元检测 2024-2025学年七年级英语上册牛津译林版（2024年）

2024-2025学年七年级英语上册牛津译林版（2024年）Unit7一、单词拼写1．It’sw________ofthatboytosolvethedifficultmathsproblem.2．IntheUK,peopleusep________,notRMBordollars.3．MoscowisaveryimportantR________city.4．________(棒球)isverypopularamongAmericanteenagers.5．Themooncakesareverydeliciousbecausethereismeatandyolk(蛋黄)________(在里面).二、适当形式填空6．Therearemany________(/'pleɪəz/)inourschoolfootballteam.7．AttheSpringFestival,whenyoueatthedumplingwithacoin,you’llbe________(luck)alltheyear.8．Theweatherreportsaystomorrowwillbe________(rain).9．Inthe________(begin),Aliceonlywantedtodanceinthegarden.10．Inspring,therearesome________(colour)flowersinthecitygarden.三、单项选择11．There________onlyoneearthbutbillionsof(数十亿)peopleintheworld,soweshouldprotecttheearth.A．have B．is C．Are D.has12．Thepriceoftheradioisnot________,butthecomputerisvery________.A．high;expensive B．expensive;expensive C．expensive;high D．high;high13．It________me2hourstobuyabirthdaypresentforAmyandthepresent________19yuan.A．takes,spends B．costs,takes C．spends,costs D．takes,costs14．You___________tothepartythiseveningifyouhavesomethingimportanttodo.A．needn’ttocome B．don’tneedcomeC．don’tneedcoming D．needn’tcome15．Davidmanaged________thedifficultjoballbyhimselfintime.Hewassoexcellent!A．finish B．tofinish C．finished D．finishes16．Aslongasyouaredoingtherightthing,whatothersthinkorsaydoesn’t________.A．afford B．decide C．mind D．matter17．—Wouldyoulike________milkinyourcoffee?—Yes,just________.any,afew B．some,alittle C．any,alittle D．some,any18．There________somebreadandapplesonthetable.Youcanhavethem.A．have B．has C．be D．is19．Pleaseputonyoursunglasses.Theycanprotectyou________thebrightsunlight.A．away B．of C．off D．from20．Whatdoweknowfromthecard?THEBOATRESTAURANTMAINCOURSESGermansausageandchips$6.50Italiancheeseandpizza$4.80Thaichickenandrice$5.90Roastchickenandpotatoes$6.00 SERVEDTIMELunch11:00-14:30Dinner17:30-21:30A．Germansausageandchipsare$5.60.B．Chinesechickenandriceis$5.90.C．Youcanhaveroastchickenandpotatoesforfivedollars.D．Dinnertimeisfourhours.完型填空\o"上移"\o"下移"\o"删除"It’sfuntoreceivepresents.Italsofeelsgoodtogivetoothers.Sowhat’sthebestwaytobudget(预算)yourmoneyandshop

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SusanBeachamofMoneySavvyGeneration,aUScompanythatteachesmoneymanagementskillstokids,

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someadvice.“Myfirsttipistomakealist,”saysBeacham.Shesuggeststhatkidstalkwiththeirfamiliesaboutto

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theyshouldgivegiftsandhowmuchtheyshouldspend.Takethe

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withyoutothestore.“Makesurethatyoudothemaths,”saysBeacham.“Ifyou’vejustspent$30(184yuan)

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someoneyouweregoingtospend$25on,you’regoingtohavetospend$5lessonsomebodyelse.”The

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tobudgetingisstayingwithintheboundaries(范围)you’vesetforyourself.Whattodoifyoujustcan’t

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buyingthingsonceyou’reinamall?Theanswerisprettyeasy–bringonlyasmallamountofmoneywithyou.

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youseeanexpensiveitemthatyoureallywanttobuy,waitafewdaysandseeifyou’restill

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it.Chancesare,youwon’tevenrememberit.Doyouhaveenoughmoney?Ifnot,make

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.Anddon’tforget–noteveryoneneedsastore-boughtgift.Someofthebestpresentsarefree.21．A．badly B．easily C．hardly D．wisely22．A．takes B．follows C．learns D．has23．A．whom B．when C．what D．which24．A．book B．map C．list D．wallet25．A．to B．on C．with D．at26．A．key B．way C．answer D．solution27．A．stop B．wait C．remember D．stand28．A．As B．If C．So D．But29．A．thinkingover B．thinkingabout C．thinkingup D．thinkingfor30．A．mistakes B．decisions C．changes D．Suggestions五、阅读理解Areyougoodwithmoney?Doyougetpocketmoneyfromyourparentsordoyouworktomakemoney?ReadontofindoutaboutBritishteenagersandhowtheysaveandspendtheirmoney.PocketmoneyMostteenagersinBritainreceivepocketmoneyfromtheirparents.Theymighthavetodohouseworktogettheirpocketmoney,suchascleaning,cooking,doingthedishes,andwashingcars.▲Teenagerswhodon’thavepocketmoneyorwhowanttomakealittlemoremoneyusuallychoosetodoapart-time(兼职的)job.About15%ofteenagershaveajob.Onlychildrenovertheageof13canwork.Babysitting,deliveringz(递送)newspapers,shopworkandrestaurantworkaresomepopularpart-timejobsforteenagers.TeenagersinBritaincanworkatmosttwohoursadayonaschooldaybutnotduringschoolhours.Duringweekendsandschoolholidays,theycanworklongerhours.Bankaccounts(账户)Someteenagershaveabankaccount.Parentscanputpocketmoneyintotheirchildren’sbankaccounts.Mostbankshaveaprepaid(预付的)bankcardforyoungpeople.Somanyteenagersaregettingexperience(经验)byworkingpart-time,dealingwithbanksanddecidingwhether(是否)tosaveorspendtheirmoney.Theseareallimportantforteenagerstomakebetterdecisionswhenitcomestomanagingtheirownmoney.31．SomeBritishteenagersmightgettheirpocketmoneyby________.A．doinghousework B．workinginabankC．doingwellinschool D．askingtheirgrandparents32．Whichbeading(标题)canbeputin▲.A．Popularjobs. B．Workinghours. C．Schoolholidays. D．Part-timejobs.33．HowlongareteenagersinBritainallowedtoworkonSunday?A．Twohours. B．Atmosttwohours.C．Lessthan(少于)twohours. D．Morethantwohours.34．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．Gettingpocketmoney B．MakingextramoneyC．Savingandspendingmoney D．Openingabankaccount35．Whatcanyoulearnfromthepassage?A．OnlyBritishchildrenovertheageof15canwork.B．BritishTeenagerscanworkatleasttwohoursaday.C．Havingabankaccountisamustforparentsandtheirchildren.D．Makingbetterdecisionsonlookingaftermoneyisimportantforteenagers.BParentsandchildrenoftenfacethechallengesofmoney.Commontopicsincludesettingpocketmoney,learningtosave,anddecidingtobuyexpensivethings.Thegoalofmostparentsistoteachtheirkidshowtodealwithmoneywisely.Thegoalofmostkidsisgettingmoneytospend.Howcanfamiliesachievethesegoals?TheTidierfamilyinDenverfoundthebestwaytoteachaboutmoneywastolettheirkidsmakesomemoney.Theirson,Ryan,17,hasbeenwateringinthegardensincehewas8.Heownedhisowntoolswiththehelpofhisparents.Nowhehassaved$7,800.Besides,heboughtabikeandawonderfulsoundsystem.Andheisgoingtobuyacarnextyear.Moneyskillsareanimportantpartofbecomingasuccessfuladult.DavidBradymanagesacompanytowardchildrenandyoungadults.“Theyshouldn’tbealwaysthinkingofspendingmoney.”Bradywarns.Instead,theyshouldunderstandbasicrulesformakingmoney,savingmoney,andmanagingmoney.Thatknowledgeisgreatlyneeded.Overthepasttenyears,mostAmericansaged18to24borrowednearly$3,000oncreditcard（信用卡）.Amonghighschoolseniors,fouroutoffivehavenevertakenaclassaboutmoney.GiselleLopez,ofNewYorkCity,learnedthehardway.Sofar,shehasowed（欠）$2,000onherfirstcreditcard.Herparentsrefusedtopay,soGisellegotajob.Thenshepaidthemoneyoffslowlybyherself.“NoweverytimeIusemoney,Iknowthatitcomesfrommyownpocket,”Gisellesays.“Thatgivesmeasenseofresponsibilityformyactions.”Differentkidswillhavedifferentstyleswhenitcomestomoney.Teachingthemhowtousemoneydoesn’thavetomeansettingstrictrules.WhenchildrenlikeRyanandGisellehavetheirownmoneytoconsider,theycanlearntosetthoserulesthemselves.36．Whatisthegoalofmostparentsaboutmoney?A．Tosetkids’pocketmoney.B．Togetmoneytospend.C．Tosavesomemoney.D．Toteachkidshowtousemoneywisely.37．WhatdidRyanbuywithhisownmoney?A．Acar.B．Abike. C．Wateringtools. D．Acompany.38．HowmuchmoneydidGiselleborrowonherfirstcreditcard?A．$2,000. B．$3,000. C．$7,800. D．Wedon’tknow.39．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothewriter?A．MostAmericanhighschoolstudentshavesomekn