Unit 1 Nice People Nice Places试题

Unit 1 Nice People Nice PlacesWarming up① Look at the pictures. Then listen. Match the pictures and the countries.1. A. Japan2. B. Britain3. C. Canada4. D. America②Look at the chart. Then listen to the Dialogue. Complete the chart with correct information from the four students.Name NationalityJan 1.Jack 2.Nancy 3.Dave 4.③ Listen to the dialogue, then check Yes or No.Yes No1. Tom studies in China now. □ □2. Tom came to China to learn Chinese at first. □ □3. Tom’s hometown has more buses than we do. □ □① Match the words in the box with their definitions.1. a lot of2. a person who visit other places3. very beautiful4. vehicles like buses and cars5. broad② Listen to the dialogue and then put the different aspects in order. Write thenumber on the line._______ traffic_______ people______ street_______ traveller_______ weather④ Listen to the short passage and then fill in the blanks below.A. TimB. MaryC. Kevin1. An Australian ___________2. A British ___________3. An American ___________4. An engineer ___________5. A secretary ___________6. The boss ___________⑤ Listen to the short passage again and then check Yes or No.Yes No1. Tim has stayed in Australia for ten years. □ □2. Mary is Kevin’s girl friend.□ □3. Mary helps Tim a lot. □ □4. Mary has been in Australia for 2 years. □ □① Match the words and expressions.1. polite a. around the world2. all over the world b. give money to3. give somebody a ride c. the place that you can pay4. the cashier’s d. not rude5. pay e. drive somebody to a place② Fill in the blanks with the words or phrases in exercise ①.1. Beijing is visited by people from ____________ every year.2. My car is broken, can you _____________________？3. I ________ 10 dollars for the book.4. Students should be __________ to their teachers.5. You can pay your bill at ____________.③ Read the following passage and choose the best answers.English people are very gentle. Most of them love growing things, especially flowers. When you visit England in spring, summer or autumn, you can see many beautiful gardens along the road. Gardens are very important to English people. In the evening, the whole family usually gathers together in the garden chatting and playing happily. English people also like to show their gardens to their visitors. There are flowers everywhere in England. English people are also very quiet; some people think that they are very reserved. For example, when you talk with English peop le, they don’t like to be asked about their life. So when you visit England, don’t do this. Start the conversation with weather; it is always a polite way.1. Which personality doesn’t belong to English people?A. politeB. reservedC. outgoing2. What is important to English people according to the passage?A. familyB. gardenC. guest3. English people like to start a conversation with_______A. the weatherB. their lifeC. their family④ Read the passage again, and answer the questions.English people are very gentle. Most of them love growing things, especially flowers. When you visit England in spring, summer or autumn, you can see many beautiful gardens along the road. Gardens are very important to English people. In the evening, the whole family usually gathers together in the garden chatting and playing happily. English people also like to show their gardens to their visitors. There are flowers every where in England. English people are also very quiet; some people think that they are very reserved. For example, when you talk with English people, they don’t like to be asked about their life. So when you visit England, don’t do this. Start the conversation with weather; it is always a polite way.1. What do most English people love?2. What do English people do in the evening?3. When you visit England, What shouldn’t you do?Language in Use① Complete the following sentences with the proper form of there be.1. There _____ a clock on the table.2. There _____ some students in the classroom.3. There _____ an apple, a pear and a banana in the basket.4. There _____ two apples, one orange and one banana on the table.5. There______ some milk in the glass.② Circle the correct words.1. There are / have many books in the box.2. Is / are there a radio on your desk?3. Is there any/ some water in the cup?4. There is /are two desks and one chair in the classroom.Skill practice① Fill in the blanks.1. A: Is Linda from Britain?B: Yes, she is a / an ___________.2. A: Is Betty from ___________?B: Yes, she is a Frenchman.3. A: Is Allen from Italy?B. Yes, he is a / an __________.4. A: Is Ross from Canada?B: No, she isn’t a / an __________, she is a/an ________, she comes from Chicago.5.A; Is Robin a / an_________?B: Yes, he is from Sydney.1.My neighbours are very _______; they often help me to look after my little baby.2.I prefer to live in a quiet village, not a ______ big city.3.We should keep our classroom ________, so we can have a good environment.4.My father is very _________, he usually works till midnight.5.Kunming is a _______ city, we can see flowers everywhere.③ Complete the following sentences with there be.1. ______ twenty desks and chairs in the classroom.2. ______ some birds in the tree.3. ______ a lot of trees around our school.4. ______ many students on the playground.5. ______some water in the glass.For Better PerformanceWendy: Hi, Bruce, _____________________________________. Bruce: Yes. I’m j ust back from London.Wendy: What do you think of London?Bruce: _____________________________________.Wendy: So, there must be a lot of people.Bruce: Yes, in the street_________________________. Wendy: How do you find people there?Bruce: ______________________________________ Wendy: That’s great. _____________________________________ Bruce: Of course, I enjoyed myself a lot.② Choose the right answer.A. Buckingham PalaceB. The British MuseumC. Big BenD. Tower Bridge1. It is a Palace where the Queen lives. __ ___2. It is a famous bridge in London. __ ___3. It is a museum of human history and culture. __ ___4. It is one of the biggest clocks in the world. __ ___。