2009-2010学年度八年级上册语文第四单元检测试卷（The 2009-2010 school year, eight grade language fourth unit test paper）.doc

2009-2010学年度八年级上册语文第四单元检测试卷（The 2009-2010 school year, eight grade language fourth unit test paper） The 2009-2010 school year, eight grade language fourth unit test paper The first part of the accumulation and use (39 points) (a) accumulation (27 points) 1. phonetic writing. (8 points) Shanlan (XI) a ng block (DAI) (bribery) Thick bamboo (MI) (pure Cu row upon row of. 2. dictation. (11 points) (1) __________________? Shandong. Good luck bell Shenxiu, ___________________. (2) chest swing Ceng Yun, ___________________. __________________, list of small hills. (3) several early warblers fight for the warm tree, ___________________. ____________________, can not Asakusa horseshoe. (4) flying mountain tower Chihiro, ___________________. Farsighted, ____________________. (5) note in the description of the moonlight night Edward Temple statement: __________________, _________________. 3. write two description of Chinese ancient poetry beautiful rivers and mountains of a country. (2) _________________________________ 4. read the masterpiece - how to make steel (6 points) The how to make steel is the author of the (National) (name). (2 points) The end of the book, the six plot will definitely give you a deep impression, a fragment of select, summarized the main content, and how you choose it for a reason. (4 points) Fragment content summary Select the reason (two) using (12 points) 5. according to the context, writing a sentence after the underlined sentence, so as to form parallelism. (4 points) The language of nature: from the rich and colorful autumn leaves falling, we read the seasons; from me in the ranks, we read the collective strength;,. The following 6. paragraphs from a middle school students writing. The cross sentence is grammatically wrong. Please choose the 4 amendment. (8 points) In addition, No. No. No.: delete position adjustment: In learning and life, people will inevitably encounter all kinds of setbacks, of course, (1) the setback due to peoples attitude