【随堂检测卷】外研版英语七年级下册 Module 10 Unit 1 They touch noses!.docVIP

Module 10 Unit 1 They touch noses! 同步卷4 一．填空题（共7小题） 1．Do Maori people touch noses when they meet？ 　 　． 2．In the US．some people　 　　 　，and some kiss or hug　 　　 　． 在美国，一些人握手，一些人相互亲吻或者拥抱． 3．My two friends are both from Germany（德国） and they are　 　（German）． 4．Which people kiss in China？ 　 　． 5．We　 　often shake hands and smile　 　we　 　visitors，and sometimes we　 　　 　． 当遇到来访者时，我们中国人常常握手微笑，有时我们还点头． 6． 1．Chinese people usually　 　　 　when they meet each other． 2．Japanese students usually　 　while they say hello to their teachers． 3．People usually　 　in some western countries when they see each other． 4．When the boy sees his mother，he always　 　． 5．American people sometimes　 　when they see their parents or older people． 7．Maori people usually　 　（触碰）noses when they meet． 二．阅读理解（共1小题） 8．Nearly three﹣quarters of Chinese households dont have a room specifically for reading and studying.However，it doesnt hold people back from picking up a book. Recently，2000 Chinese homeowners aged between 18 and 55 have been interviewed about reading.The findings of the survey show links between study rooms，the size of a house and the level of development of different Chinese cities，as well as interviewees reading habits and preferred reading spaces. Small cities，big reading spaces While people of fist﹣tier cities（一线城市）have plenty to be proud of，a large study room for reading is not one of them.Almost 90% of homeowners in first﹣tier cities reported not having a study room in the house，and the average（平均的）study area per person is only 0.26 square meters. That size of study room remained under the one﹣square﹣meter mark in second，third﹣ and fourth﹣tier cities.While in fifth﹣tier cities，like Zhangjiajie in the central province of Hunan，the number reached an average of 1.01 square meters per person.In such cities，the possibility of having a study room is three times higher than that in first﹣tier cities. The survey also found the bigger the house，the more