课时11八年级（下）Units 5-6.语法与情景对话1.2017连云港Its really _ him to drive after drinking so much wine.A. crazy of B. gentle of C. brave for D. wise for2.Im going to the supermarket. Let me get you some fruit.OK.Thank you for your_ .A. offerB. informationC. messageD. order3.Before stamps, people didnt _ for the letters they sent, but for the letters they received. A. payB. cost C. spendD.take 4.We are confident of the _ in the coming final.A. purpose B.resultC.reason D.excitement5.The mobile phone sells for 5000. It is much more than its real_ .A. cost B. value C. price D. product6.How is George now?I hear the manager _ him a good job, but he refused it.A. showed B. offered C. passed D. paid7.She is a(n) _ girl. She never tells lies.A.honest B. funny C.strange D. friendly8.It will be easier to understand if we know what all of those _. A. stand for B.stand by C.stand out D.stand up9.The manager told his staffs that _ are always “god”. We should give them the best service. A. customers B. teachers C. engineers D. scientists10.Work hard, and youll_in the final exam.A. lose B.succeed C.fail D.create11.I want to send an e-mail to my aunt, but I dont know_.A. what she looks likeB. what her telephone number isC. what she likes readingD. what her e-mail address is.完形填空Joseph Schooling was just 13 years old when he first met his hero Michael Phelps. Neither Schooling nor Phelps knew it at the time, that meeting helped 1 Schooling to win the game at the Rio Olympics. He not only won Singapores first Olympic gold medal, 2 beat his childhood hero in the 100m butterfly. Schooling was already Singapores best age-group(同龄组） 3 with a dream to represent (代表）his company. But his goals suddenly 4 in 2008 after he met Phelps, posing for a photo with him. He wanted to be an Olympic champion(冠军), too. 5 his effort, he won a silver medal in the 100m butterfly at the 2014 Commonwealth Games(2014英联邦运动会）. Then he became the 6 Singaporean man in 32 years to win a gold medal in swimming at the Asian Games. In 2015, he showed 7 he was going to be a medal competitor for Rio when he finished third at the World championships（锦标赛）in Russia. This time, Joseph Schooling won a 8 result at the Rio Olympics by beating Michael Phelps in the 100m butterfly. No Singaporean had 9 won an Olympic medal in swimming, so Schoolings win got the 10 of the whole country. Now, the Singaporean government has begun investing(投资）heavily in sports. 1.A. developB. encourageC. hopeD. make 2.A. but B. and C. so D. or 3.A. runner B. player C. climber D. swimmer 4.A. changed B. continued C. stopped D. thought5.A. As B. On C. For D. With 6.A. first B. second C. third D. fourth 7.A. if B. that C. whether D. which 8.A. worrying B. surprisingC.outgoing D. interesting 9.A. already B. yet C. ever D. just 10.A. interest B. dream C. attention D. pride.阅读理解 Pay-for-knowledge apps that allow people to pay money to have their questions answered by professionals or see online answers provided to others, including Weibo, Fenda and Zhihu, have become popular in China.Wang Sicong whose father was Wang Jianlin, chairman of Wanda Group was reported to have received 80,000 yuan for offering a four-Chinese-character answer on a pay-for-knowledge app.The price for that question was originally 5,000 yuan. However, Wangs answer attracted more than 180,000 Internet users who each pay 1 yuan to see the answer. The income would be shared among the owner of the app, Wang and the question raiser, according to the app.Questions about economics as well as health attract the most people and offer a new way for famous people to translate their fame into cash. A Weibo user, who says he is a real estate(房地产) expert, answered 10 questions in a week; the price for each was 288 yuan.Prices for famous peoples answers also increased as more people asked questions online. Statistics from Sina Weibo said about 100,000 users had asked questions on Weibo during a 100day period. Wang, a celebrity with plenty of online followers, raised the price for his answers from 5,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan each.Yang Lu, the co-founder of Fenda, said the price was dependent on supply and demand(需求). Famous people received so many questions they couldnt answer them one by one, so the price increased. Some users also said they could get answers for health problems from professionals online, and that it is