成都市2019年八年级上学期期末英语试题C卷

成都市2019年八年级上学期期末英语试题C卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . For some students, it takes them fifteen minutes school.Ato get toBget toCto getDget2 . -Look at the sign No Swimming. You_ swim in this lake, because its dangerous.-Sorry, I _ see it.Aneednt; didntBmustnt; didntCcant; haventDshouldnt; wont3 . My father is a doctor and my mother isoffice worker.AaBanCthe4 . Do you still remember where we first met?Sure , just in the library. And it _at that time.ArainedBwas rainingChas rainedDis raining5 . _delicious these apple pies are!AHowBWhatCHow aDWhat a二、完型填空（题文）完形填空阅读下面一篇短文，理解大意，然后从各小题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，使短文连贯完整。Ones attitude is always important. If you are lazy and weak, you will never taste success. But if you are _, success and happiness will be more likely to come to you.I love eating persimmons (柿子) . But you cant get them until autumn. If you try them before the right time, they probably_bad. In Grade Six, because of my poor grades, my parents were_that I wouldnt be able to get into an excellent middle school. They_me to study harder, but I didnt really understand why they were so anxious(焦虑的).Summer came and I studied hard. The hot weather made me sleepy and I couldnt concentrate (集中精力) on my textbook. But every time when I wanted to stop_, my dad would say, “Think about your _. If you dont work hard, you will regret.” I had to sit back down again and return to my textbooks. But all I_was playing with my friends.My dad would say to me, with a serious look on_face, “If a persimmon tree doesnt grow in summer, it cant bear (结出) fruit in autumn! Only by working hard can you get good results.” A few months later, I succeeded in_the key middle school. I was so happy. My dad was right, if a persimmon tree doesnt grow_summer, there will be no fruit in autumn. I worked hard and I enjoyed the fruit of my hard work!6 . （小题1）AbusyBcleverChard-workingDfree7 . （小题2）AlookBtasteCturnDsmell8 . （小题3）AembarrassedBworriedCexcitedDannoyed9 . （小题4）Amade BallowedCpushedDpulled10 . （小题5）AthinkingBworkingCplayingDlooking11 . （小题6）AfutureBhobbyChealthDwealth12 . （小题7）Atalked aboutBheard aboutCthought aboutDthrow about13 . （小题8）AhisByourCmyDtheir14 . （小题9）AfailingBreachingCgettingDentering15 . （小题10）AbeforeBduringCafterDuntilMrs. Hand lives with a dog called Dave. She likes the dog very much. She likes_at home with Dave. But she never takes Dave_for a walk.One day Dave has a (n)_He didnt eat anything. Mrs Hand was very worried about Dave, so she_him to see the doctor. The doctor checked him over , and then he said, “Can you leave your_here for two days? I am sure I can make him eat things. ” She_The doctor told his assistant to put Dave in a small room and give him only_Mrs. Hand_to the doctors two days later. The doctor_Dave to her. He looked different. “Does he eat_now?” Mrs Hand asked. Then the doctor_some rice to Dave. Mrs. Hand said. “Dave_eats rice! ” Mr. Hand said. However, Dave ate up the_Mrs Hand_the doctor. She paid him some money. “Whats the matter with Dave?_makes him eat rice?” she asked . “Water!”16 . AtellingBlookingCstayingDshopping17 . AinBoutConDat18 . AsituationBlikeCillnessDfact19 . AlikedBtookCfoundDplayed20 . AbookBdogCclothesDstudent21 . AthoughtBspokeCsaidDagreed22 . AwaterBmeatCbananasDchicken23 . AcomeBcameCgoDgoes24 . AbringBtakeCbroughtDbought25 . AanythingBsomethingCnothingDthing26 . AgaveBcriedCaskedDtalked27 . AalwaysBneverCoftenDusually28 . AfruitBwaterCriceDbeef29 . AmadeBhadCansweredDthanked30 . AWhenBHowCWhatDWhere三、阅读单选The United States is suffering its worst drought (干旱) in almost sixty years. The National Climatic Data Center also says high temperatures in June added to the warmest twelve-month period on record. Record-keeping began in 1895. The drought map showed that conditions improved in the Southeast in June compared to May. But the drought is expected to continue in large parts of the country. Last week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack met with President Obama. Mr Vilsack says the drought has seriously influenced some crops, such as corn and soybeans (大豆). And the United States is the worlds leading producer.The drought has made prices of com and soybeans increase. Both of them are used in food production and for animal feed. Last week the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization reported that corn and wheat prices increased by 20% over the past three weeks.In the United States, farmers may quickly reduce the size of their animals rather than pay higher feed prices to keep them. That increased supply of meat would reduce meat prices in the short term. But those prices could increase in several months. Mr Vilsack says the effect of the drought is hard to predict(预测). Some areas are getting rain, and drought-resistant (抗旱的) seeds have helped crops grow well in some areas.31 . We can know the drought record of the USA has been kept for _years of the USA up to now.A97B207C221D11732 . Which of the following American presidents met with Tom Vilsack?AGeorge Washington.BAbraham lincon.CGeorge Bush.DBarack Obama.33 . If the price of a kilo of corn was 3 dollars last December, how much is a kilo of corn now?A2.4 dollars.B3 dollars.C3.6 dollars.D3.9 dollars.34 . Why is the meat price lower than before?ABecause there are more and more animals.BBecause farmers kill them to save their food.CBecause people dont like eating meat now.DBecause the government (政府) asks the meat price lower.35 . What is the best title for the passage?A.US faces the worst drought in almost sixty years.ATake action to help the USA.BWhat does the country do in the drought areas?CPresident Obama meets with Agriculture Secretary.Students Volunteers NeededAre you looking for something fun an do you want to help others in your spare time？Then join us to be a volunteer.On October 23,from 9 am to 4 pm, Clapton Middle school will hold a music festival in the school gym. The special event will feature a variety of professional musicians and singers.Task Time DateMake posters 1pm-4pm October17Setup the gym 11am-4pm October20Help performers 9am-4pm October23Welcome guess 10am-2pm October23Clean up the gym 4pm-7pm October23Interested students should speak to Ms. Braxton，the music teacher. Students who would like to help at the festival must have the written permission（同意书）from your parents.36 . Which of the following work should be done before the festival？ASetting up the gym.BWelcoming the guests.CCleaning up the gym.DHelping the performers.37 . From the table, we can lean the following EXCEPTAstudents are welcomed to volunteerBvolunteers can help in OctoberCsome work needs to be done in the eveningDvolunteers can get money after helping四、根据首字母、中文提示填空根据汉语注释，写出空缺处各单词的正确形式。每空只写一词。38 . Istillremember thefirstdayof_ (年级)7likeitwasyesterday.39 . Is this pair of glasses one of the _ (绅士)?40 . Daniel likes _ (借) money from others, but he never gives it back.41 . The things in the supermarket are more _ (昂贵的)than before.42 . You should begin _ (计划) how much time you spend on your hobbies when you enter junior high.43 . Whyshouldchildrendohalfasmuchworkandget _(两倍)as muchholidayastheirparents?44 . There is something wrong with the light. The room is in _（全部的）darkness.五、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。将答案填写在答题纸的相应位置。A study of sleepIts 3: 30 in the morning. Tomorrow is a busy day. You went to bed at 10: 00. You need to get up at 6: 00 in the morning. But you woke up in the middle of the night, only 45 . （find）that you couldnt fall back asleep! Youre upset and worried. Why cant you sleep 46 . （proper）?There may be a surprising answer 47 . the problem. Dr. Thomas Wehr did a number of research 48 . （activity）on sleep. During the winter, some people 49 . （put）in a room with no artificial light（no light from lamps, TVs or computers）. Then he studied the peoples sleep patterns.What happened? The people didnt fall asleep right away. Most were awake for two hours. Next, the people slept for a little50 . （long）, about four hours. Then they woke up and for one to three hours, they 51 . （stay）awake. Finally, the people slept again for four to five hours.Dr Wehr discovered 52 . new sleep pattern. But maybe its not new. In the past, 53 . the electric light came out, perhaps people slept this way. Nowadays, we sleep in a different way.So, the next time you wake up in the middle of the night and cant sleep, relax 54 . （you）! Your pattern may be normal after all.六、信息匹配请阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,为每一位选择合适的出行方式。AmyIm Amy. I live in Beijing. I like lions. I want to go to South Africa to see them. I want to see the place they live in. I think it must be beautiful. How can I get there?55 . JaneIm Jane. Im a singer. I like to travel. When I have a trip, I often take many things with me. I like to begin and stop at any time. How can I take a trip?56 . TonyIm Tony. I work in Shanghai. There are many cars on roads every day. My home is far from my workplace. But Im never late for work. How do I get to work?57 . AnnaIm Anna. I live near my school. It only takes me five minutes to go to school. I also think it is a good way to exercise. How do I go to school? 58 . MarkIm Mark. When I visit my grandparents, I can see many trees,rivers and mountains on my way. It takes more time, but its safe（安全的）. How do I go to my grandparents home?59 . ABy train BBy plane CBy car D By subwayEOn foot 七、回答问题阅读短文回答问题。When Scan Aiken bought a bike helmet （头盔）, he never thought it would help him so soon. Only a week later, it saved his life. He was hit by a car while riding home from school in Tucson, Arizona. His bike was broken into pieces in the accident, but Scan was alive. His helmet protected him from serious head injury. “I used to think helmets were unnecessary. I thought I would never get hurt,” Scan said. “But it can and will happen to you if youre not careful.” Scan later spoke before the Tucson City Council about the need of bike-helmet laws. This led to a new Arizona law that requires people under the age of 18 to wear a bike helmet while cycling.Fifteen-year-old Mike Jones of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, knows about safety. Two years ago, he was seriously hurt in a car accident. Mike hurt his head badly when he was thrown from a van. “I dont know why I didnt wear a safety belt that day. Now I always wear it,” Mike said. Today, he can still think of that experience. “I used to love sports, but I cant do them anymore. I cant risk getting another serious injury,” he said.Like Mike, many people around the U.S. are becoming more safety-wise. “Parents cant watch kids every minute. Kids must know how to be safe. Its in their control and power, says Susan Gallagher, director of the Safety Network.New technology is also he