2025年六升七英语衔接期家庭话题辩论设计试卷及答案

2025 年六升七英语衔接期家庭话题辩论设计试卷及答案 Ⅰ. Multiple Choice (10×2=20 points) 1. Which phrase means "做家务" in English? A. make the bed B. do homework C. do chores D. wash dishes 2. When parents say "be home by 9 PM", they are setting a: A. household chore B. family rule C. weekend plan D. homework time 3. "Children should obey their parents" is an example of: A. a debate topic B. a scientific fact C. a math problem D. a cooking recipe 4. Which activity best shows "family bonding"? A. Watching TV alone B. Family movie night C. Playing video games D. Texting friends 5. "Technology reduces family communication." This statement is: A. a supporting argument B. a counterargument C. a conclusion D. a question 6. Choose the correct order for a debate: A. Rebuttal → Opening statement → Conclusion B. Conclusion → Rebuttal → Opening statement C. Opening statement → Rebuttal → Conclusion D. Opening statement → Counterargument → Conclusion 7. In the sentence "Parents should listen to children’s opinions", the modal verb expresses: A. ability B. obligation C. advice D. permission 8. Which phrase is NOT related to family debate? A. screen time limits B. pocket money C. chemical reaction D. household responsibilities 9. "On the contrary, teenagers need independence." The transition phrase signals: A. agreement B. example C. contrast D. addition 10. Effective debaters should: A. shout loudly B. interrupt others C. use evidence D. ignore opponents Ⅱ. Multiple Answers (10×2=20 points) Select all correct answers. 11. Family rules might include: A. Bedtime at 10 PM ☐ B. Free ice cream every day ☐ C. Finish homework before play ☐ D. No smartphones at dinner ☐ 12. Arguments FOR "Children should help with housework": A. Teaches responsibility ☐ B. Makes parents tired ☐ C. Saves time for families ☐ D. Children are too busy ☐ 13. Signs of positive family communication: A. Active listening ☐ B. Eye contact ☐ C. Ignoring questions ☐ D. Frequent interruptions ☐ 14. When rebutting in a debate, you could: A. Say "You’re wrong!" ☐ B. Provide counter-evidence ☐ C. Explain flaws in opponent’s logic ☐ D. Agree quickly ☐ 15. Balancing family time and personal time might involve: A. Scheduled family activities ☐ B. Never being alone ☐ C. Respecting private space ☐ D. Sharing devices 24/7 ☐ 16. Effective debate language includes: A. "I believe that..." ☐ B. "Studies show..." ☐ C. "You’re stupid!" ☐ D. "For instance..." ☐ 17. Ways technology CAN help families: A. Video calls with relatives ☐ B. Online homework research ☐ C. Ignoring family at dinner ☐ D. Gaming instead of sleeping ☐ 18. Counterarguments to "Parents always know best": A. Children have valid perspectives ☐ B. Parents are outdated sometimes ☐ C. Parents never make mistakes ☐ D. Age equals wisdom ☐ 19. Preparing for a family debate requires: A. Researching your topic ☐ B. Insulting opponents ☐ C. Organizing points clearly ☐ D. Only focusing on opinions ☐ 20. Resolving family conflicts could involve: A. Compromise ☐ B. Silent treatment ☐ C. Family meeting ☐ D. Shouting arguments ☐ Ⅲ. True or False (10×2=20 points) Write "T" for True or "F" for False. 21. （）Debates always mean arguing angrily. 22. （）"Therefore" is a conclusion transition word. 23. （）Children shouldn’t question parental rules. 24. （）"Household responsibility" includes cooking meals. 25. （）"I disagree because…" is polite debate language. 26. （）Family game nights harm communication. 27. （）Teenagers sharing their feelings is a form of debate. 28. （）Using statistics makes debates stronger. 29. （）"Chore charts" help avoid housework debates. 30. （）Calm tone is less persuasive than shouting in debates. Ⅳ. Short Answer (4×5=20 points) 31. Give two reasons why parents might limit screen time for children. 32. Explain "rebuttal" in debate using an English example. 33. Suggest three methods to improve family communication during dinners. 34. Write a balanced conclusion (2-3 sentences) for the topic: "Should children decide their own bedtime?" Answer Key Ⅰ: 1.C 2.B 3.A 4.B 5.A 6.C 7.C 8.C 9.C 10.C Ⅱ: 11. ACD 12. AC 13. AB 14. BC 15. AC 16. ABD 17. AB 18. AB 19. AC 20. AC Ⅲ: 21.F 22.T 23.F 24.T 25.T 26.F 27.T 28.T 29.T 30.F Ⅳ: 31. (Suggested) Protects eyesight; Ensures time for homework/sleep; Promotes family interaction. 32. Rebuttal means countering an opponent’s argument. Example: "Opponent claims chores waste time. However, studies show chores build life skills efficiently." 33. (Suggested) Turn off screens; Ask open-ended questions (How was school?); Take turns sharing daily highlights; Practice active listening. 34. (Balanced) While children benefit from learning responsibility through choosing bedtimes, parents must provide oversight to ensure sufficient rest for health. A collaborative approach, perhaps with weekend flexibility, often yields the best outcome.