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牛津译林版2018-2019学年初中英语八年级下册Unit 5 Good manners 单元检测卷(含听力音频)

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    Many people like to keep dogs. They call their dogs "Baby" or other beautiful names, 1 I call my dog "Little Kid".

    When I went to 2his license(许可证), I met one of my friends .I told him I would like to have a license 3 Little Kid and he said, "I'd like to have 4 for my kid (孩子), too." Then I told him, " But this is a dog."

    When I got married(结婚)and went on my honeymoon, I 5 the dog with me .I told the hotel worker that I wanted a 6  for my wife and me and a room for Little Kid. He asked, " Why don't you and your kid 7 in a room?" Then I said, "You don't understand. Little Kid is my dog. My wife doesn't 8 him.

    When my wife and I separated(分开), we went to court(法庭). I said, "Your Honor, I only want to have my Little Kid." The judge(法官)said, "You are a good 9. "Then I told him, "Little Kid is my 10dog. He isn't my son."

(1)
A、for B、or C、but D、if
(2)
A、write down B、ask for C、look for D、put up
(3)
A、in B、with C、about D、for
(4)
A、it B、one C、him D、her
(5)
A、took B、helped C、came D、wanted
(6)
A、house B、family C、room D、desk
(7)
A、study B、play C、eat D、stay
(8)
A、like B、take C、help D、want
(9)
A、father B、mother C、wife D、husband
(10)
A、lucky B、brave C、favorite D、careful
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 阅读理解

Every Thursday afternoon, the food pantry(食品储藏室) at the local high school opens up to provide fresh food bags for families who can hardly make both ends meet to get their meals to last through the weekend. Nearly a hundred families rely on the extra food. Some are between jobs, some got hit hard with medical bills for a few months, and some are new to the neighborhood, placed there by refugee services.

On one breezy afternoon, two young mothers walked in together, each accompanied by a young child. There was nothing different about their dress, but their manner revealed a shyness that they struggled to overcome. When they spoke, it was clear why: Their accents were thick, even though they were trying hard to make their English sound American. They were uncertain of being understood. But the pantry is run by grandmothers who are never pressed for time when it comes to conversations. So they sat for a moment and told their story while the little ones were held in arms so very familiar with children.

The two lived in apartments in the basement of the Methodist Church. They had been in the United States for one month. Their husbands were well-educated but working labor jobs to pay for food and save for more typical apartments.

Both had fled the war in Eastern Europe, one family from Ukraine and one from Russia. They ended up in the same church basement and discovered that they needed each other. They became fast friends. Their children played together. They shared meals and navigated their new world together.

There were no bombs or soldiers or rations in their new neighborhood, only a chance to start over. Friendships are sometimes hard to come by, yet matter so much to each of us. A good friend gives us strength, love, laughter and the courage to keep trying.

These two families—worn down by uncertainty and war, thrown together in a new country, a new community with a new language —found so much in common. And isn't that what we all need? A friend who faces the same life challenges, even if the forces above them have different political views. We are, after all, just mothers and fathers, friends and neighbors.

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