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Unit 8How do you make a banana milk shake?第4课时(Section B 2a4,Self Check)一、完形填空Bill started to learn to cook at the age of seven. In the autumn of that year, he drank unhealthy _1_. He was ill(生病) in hospital. _2_ the first three days there, Bill _3_ a lot of TV cartoons and felt bored with them. He liked _4_, so he visited some websites(网站) about sandwiches. He found an interesting website. It taught people _5_ to cook. Bill was _6_ in it and fell in love(爱上) with cooking. _7_ he got better, Bill went back home and tried his best to learn to cook by himself. Bill _8_ most of his free time learning how to cook. He tried a lot of recipes(食谱)Now after five years of _9_, Bill _10_ a famous cook in his town. He also uses his cooking to make money for _11_ children in his town. He has already given _12_ more than 10,000 dollars. He _13_ has his own book to teach people to cook simple food. The book is quite popular. “When you decide to do _14_, try your best to do it. Then youll be _15_ one day!” said Bill.(A)1.A. yogurt B. cheese C. corn D. butter(B)2.A. About B. DuringC. With D. Of(D)3.A. gave B. lostC. needed D. watched(D)4.A. dumplings B. hamburgersC. peppers D. sandwiches(C)5.A. what B. whereC. how D. when(A)6.A. interested B. filledC. talented D. closed(B)7.A. But B. AfterC. Because D. Although(D)8.A. discussed B. questionedC. bought D. spent(C)9.A. service B. fightC. practice D. laugh(C)10.A. wins B. sends C. bees D. believes(A)11.A. poor B. rich C. happy D. unlucky(D)12.A. her B. his C. it D. them(B)13.A. only B. even C. hardly D. probably(A)14.A. something B. nothing C. anything D. everything(C)15.A. funny B. creative C. successful D. dangerous二、阅读理解Robbie enjoyed art most at school. He liked math and music, too. But because it was hard for Robbie to spell words correctly(正确地), he didnt enjoy being at school. In English, he had lots of problems. When Robbie was 12, his parents asked him to leave school. Then they taught him at home. There, he learned about working on puters and spent more time practicing his violin.Robbies grandmother started teaching him to cook, too. Like his mother and aunt, Robbie really enjoyed it. One day, his grandmother told him her own way of making jam. Robbie made too much for the family to eat, so he took some to other people on his street. They adored the jamit was gone in just half an hour. He made more and more jam. It tasted so good that his parents friends started buying it from him. He decided to make it big. His jam is now sold at a market.“Im only 14 but Im already a trader(商人)！” Robbie laughed. “Last week, I made 93 because 87 different people bought my jam. A supermarket wants to sell it, too！”(B)16.After he left school, Robbie had more time to _. A. play puter games B. play the violin C. learn languages D. learn math(D)17.Who told Robbie a way to make jam? A. His aunt. B. His mother. C. His cousin. D. His grandmother.(C)18.What does the underlined word in Paragraph 2 mean in Chinese? A. 指导 B. 模仿 C. 喜爱 D. 怀念(A)19.Which is the best title for the passage? A. A Little Trader B. A Healthy Food C. Robbies School D. Robbies Family三、语法填空“Nancy, try to cook for us today,” my mother called. “But Mom, I dont know 20.how to cook,” I said. “Today Ill teach you to cook,” said my father. I didnt know how it would go, but I 21.agreed(agree).I saw my mother cook rice before, so I did it easily at the 22.beginning(begin). But when it came to cooking vegetables, I didnt know how to do it. My father asked me 23.to_cut(cut) up one cabbage and make other ingredients ready. “Now pour some garlic(大蒜) 24.into the pot. Then, add some turmeric(姜黄根粉) and put the cabbage. Dont forget 25.to_add(add) some salt.” My father stood next to me and told me what I should do. After finishing the cabbage, I cooked beef soup. Finally, I finished cooking the meal in almost two hours. I served the food to my parents. They ate it and said it was 26.wonderful(wonder). At last, it was my turn to eat the food. I thought it was terrible.From that day on, I learned to cook. 27.The first experience(经历) of tasting my own cooking was so terrible, 28.but it taught me a great lesson. I started respecting food, as I learned that one had to try his 29.best(good) to cook it.
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