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1、考点跟踪突破13八年级(下)Units 78一、完形填空。(2016，江西)Things like Hula hoops (呼啦圈) used to be very popular.Did you ever own any of these？If you didnt，dont feel too bad.They were all fads.A fad is something that becomes very _1_ among a large number of people，but only for a short time._2_ can become a fad very quick
2、ly，but can stop being popular just as quickly._3_ it is no longer “cool”，a fad goes away.Anything can become a(n) _4_fashion，food，music，technology，even language.In the late 1970s，Erno Rubik，a professor was looking for a _5_ way to teach his students about 3D objects.He _6_ a sixcolor plastic object
3、that would be called the Rubiks Cube (魔方)The goal was to get each side of the cube a _7_ color.It was very challenging.It took a few years for the toy to become popular，but then _8_，in 1982，it seemed everyone had one.People bought over a hundred million of the _9_There were 50 books available that y
4、ear offering solutions (解决办法)Then，just as suddenly as the craze (风尚) started，it _10_By 1983，people were not interested in the Rubiks Cube anymore，perhaps because so many people _11_ had one in their home.In 2012，a South Korean musician named Psy released a song called Gangnam (江南) Style.The music vi
5、deo shows Psy pretending (假装) to horseride while he is dancing.In six months，it became the first Youtube (一视频网站) video ever to reach a billion views (观看)Six months after that，_12_ went on to reach two billion views.The song and video started a worldwide _13_ craze.Gangnam Style had a huge influence
6、on world popular culture.U.S.President Barack Obama and UK. Prime Minister David Cameron even _14_ the dance.Gangnam Style became less and less popular，_15_ the “Korean Wave” of culture remains popular all over the world.( B )1.A.useful BpopularCvaluableDrelaxing( C )2.A.Both BSomeone CSomething DNo
7、ne( D )3.A.Although BWhether CBefore DWhen( B )4.A.invention Bfad Cgoal Ddream( A )5.A.creative Bdifficult Ctraditional Dcommon( C )6.A.found BboughtCinvented Dborrowed( D )7.A.strange Bdark Cbright Ddifferent( A )8.A.suddenly Bslowly Cexactly Dseriously( B )9.A.videos Btoys Cclothes Dbooks( A )10.A
8、.spread Bappeared Cended Dfailed( A )11.A.already Bhardly Cespecially Donly( D )12.A.he Bthey Cwe Dit( B )13.A.food Bdance Clanguage Dsport( B )14.A.depended on Btried outCgave up Dput off( C )15.A.then Band Cbut Dso二、阅读理解。(2016，泰州)Emojis(表情符号)Have you found that more and more people are using emoji
9、s to communicate online? For example，“Happy Birthday” has become a cake with lit candles. And “I am happy” has become a smiling face.Emojis have been warmly welcomed since they were invented in the 1990s in Japan. According to a survey of a mobile technology company, 6 billion emojis are used in tex
10、t messages around the world every day. Last year, 20 percent of all emojis used in the UK and 17 percent of those used in the US was the icon. It became the most widelyused icon in 2015.Emojis are now used as “a new form of expression”， and one which can cross language barriers(障碍)“Emojis are popula
11、r among millennials，who were born between late 1980s and early 2000s, because they welcome new technology and new things and they think emojis are flexible (灵活的) and show meanings beautifully”，president of Ox ford Dictionaries told The Wall Street Joural.Since millennials became the biggest part in
12、the American workforce (劳动力)，emojis have been more accepted in workplace. For many people, the tiny pictures also show that the users are part of mainstream (主流) society. In the digital age, emojis are “how most people communicate and show their personality many times every day.”But not everyone thi
13、nks the use of emojis is a good thing. Jonathan Jones of The Guardian said that the success of emojis is “a step back for humans”， hurting peoples ability to use languages.“There are strict limits on what you can say with picturesthe written word is necessary to express your ideas and feelings to th
14、eir highest level，”he said.Do you feelorabout emojis?16Where were emojis invented？_A_AIn Japan.BIn China.CIn the UK. DIn the US.17What does underlined word “millennials” in the 3 rd paragraph mean in Chinese？_D_A80后 B00后C独生子女 D千禧一代18Why are emojis popular among millennials？_D_ABecause emojis limit w
15、hat they say with pictures.BBecause they think emojis are a step back for humans.CBecause 6 billion emojis are used in text messages every day.DBecause young people are easily attracted by new technology and new things.19The writer makes us learn about the emojis in Paragraph 2 by _C_ .Atelling storiesBexplaining the word “emojis”Clisting numbersDmaking comparisons(比较)三、词汇运用。(A)用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词限用一次。20Where is Hunan?It is in the southern part of China.21Wang Fang didnt go to see the whale because of her illne
