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学年八年级下学期期末模拟卷(四川成都卷)注意事项:全卷分A卷和B卷,A卷满分分,B卷满分分;考试时间分钟。选择题部分必须使用铅笔填涂;非选择题部分必须使用毫米黑色签字笔书写,字体工整、笔迹清楚。请按照题号在答题卡上各题目对应的答题区域内作答,超出答题区域书写的答案无效;在草稿纸、试卷上答题均无效。保持答题卡清洁,不得折叠、污染、破损等。A卷(共分)第一部分听力(共小题;计分)一、听句子,根据所听到的内容选择正确答语。每小题念两遍。(共5小题;每小题1分,计5分)1.A.Me,too.B.That’strue.C.Ihopeso.2.A.Iagree.B.Thankyou.C.Notatall.3.A.Goodidea.B.Goodjob.C.Goodnight.4.A.No,Idon’t.B.Enjoyyourself.C.Sure,I’dliketo.5.A.Hurryup!B.Itdoesn’tmatter.C.Sorrytohearthat.5小题;每小题1分,计5分)A.B.C.D.E.6.7.8.9.10.试卷第1页,共13页小题;每小题1分,计分)听第1段对话,回答第、题.HowdidSusangotothetrainstationthismorning?A.Bybus.B.Bycar.C.Bytaxi.12.WhatdidSusanwearthismorning?A.Aredskirt.B.Agreendress.C.Abrowncoat.听材料,回答以下各小题。13.WhendidtheboygotoAlice’shome?A.At4:00pmtoday.B.At4:00pmyesterday.C.At5:00pmtoday.14.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenAliceandAnna?A.Sisters.B.Classmates.C.Neighbors.听材料,回答以下各小题。15.Whatisthenameofthemagazine?A.Nature.B.AnimalWorld.C.Opinions.16.HowdidMariafeelaftershereadthereport?A.Happy.B.Angry.C.Excited.17.Whatmustpeoplestopdoing?A.Cuttingdowntrees.B.Pollutingtheearth.C.Killinganimals.听材料,回答以下各小题。18.WhatwereJohnandMiketalkingabout?A.Theirsummervacation.B.Theirwintervacation.C.TheirMayDayvacation.19.WhatisJohn’suncle?A.Atrader.B.Ateacher.C.Afarmer.20.HowlongdidMikestaywithhisgrandparents?A.Forabouttendays.B.Foraboutfifteendays.C.Foraboutthirtydays.试卷第2页,共13页5小题;每小题2分,计分)。Theproblemof21aroundtheworld☆About23milliontonsoffoodiswastedeveryyear.*61%inhomes*26%infoodservices*13%instoresSituations☆Eachpersonwastes74kgoffood24eachyear.TheUN’s☆Foodwastealsohappensinpoorcountriesbecauseoftheirimproperwaysof25.22☆Foodwasteinrichercountriesischangedfromhomestorestaurantsbecausepeoplelikeeatingoutmore.Itisworkingtofindoutwhereandhowfoodwasteishappening.*It’sthekeytohelpingdealwithfoodwaste.第二部分语言知识运用(共小题;计分)阅读下面短文,从方框内的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。A.arekilledB.giveawayC.muchcheaperD.makeabigdifferenceE.throughonlinevideosShaineKilyunisa16-year-oldhighschoolstudent.Sheisturningherloveforanimalsintoactionto26todisabledpets.Inherfreetime,Shainemakeswheelchairsfordogs,catsandotheranimals.Shelearnedhowtomakethem27.“Ineedtodothis,”Shainesaid.“Somanydisableddogs28becausepeopledon’tthinktheyhavealife.”Wheelchairsinpetshopsareexpensive.They’reusuallymorethan1,000dollars.Shaine’sare29.Thegirlopenedanonproft(非盈利机构)calledWheeliesandithelpshertoraisemoneytomakewheelchairs.Shehasalreadymade10wheelchairsfordisabledpets.Shehopesshewillbeableto30wheelchairstoanimalcentersoneday.试卷第3页,共13页六、补全对话(共5小题;每小题2分,计分)根据对话内容,选出适当的选项补全对话。A:Jimmy,Icalledyouat3:00p.m.yesterday,butnooneanswered.31?B:Oh,sorry.Iwaswatchingabasketballmatch.It’sbetweenourschoolandNo.2middleschool.A:32?B:won.Andwherewereyouatthattime?A:Iwasatthebusstop.TheraincaughtmewhileIwaswaitingforthebus.B:Didyougethomesafely(安全地)?A:33.Itookanumbrella.AfterIgotthebus,Iranallthewayhome.B:Howaboutaftertherain?Didyougoout?A:No.Istayedathomeandhelpedmymomwithdinner.Afterthat,Itookawarmshower.Bytheway,Iwanttogotothelibrary34?B:I’dloveto.Whenandwhereshallwemeet?A:Let’smeetatmyhomeat9:00a.m.B:OK.35.A:Seeyou.七、完形填空(共小题,每小题2分,计分)阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,从A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Itseemsthateverywherearoundtheworld,peoplearespendingmoretimeonworkandlesstimewiththeirfamiliesandfriends.Peopleare36thaneverbefore!Inthepastinmanycountries,thefatherworkedandthe37stayedathome,tookcareofthechildren,cookingandcleaning.Now,inmostofthefamilies,parentsneedtoworkonweekdays,38theybothhavetodotheshoppingandcleaningintheirfreetime.Parentsdon’thavemuchtimewiththeir39.However,theyoftenhadtimeinthepast.Therearealsomanysingle-parent(单亲的)families.Inthesefamilies,thesingleparenthastodo40.Thesedays,manychildrencomehomefromschooltoanemptyhouse.Lotsofchildren41manyhourseachdaysittinginfrontofthetelevision.Evenwhenthefamiliesaretogether,itis42forfamilymemberstodothingsbythemselves.43,theywatchprogramsontheirownTVsindifferentrooms,theyusetheInternet,they44friendsonthetelephone,andtheydootheractivitiesby试卷第4页,共13页themselves.Isn’titstrange?technology(科技),peopleareabletocommunicateso45withpeoplefaraway,butsometimestheydon’tcommunicatewithpeopleintheirownhomes.36.A.strongerB.busierC.healthier37.A.brotherB.sisterC.mother38.A.soB.andC.but39.A.friend:B.childrenC.grandparents40.A.nothingB.somethingC.everything41.A.spendB.takeC.pay42.A.quickB.specialC.usual43.A.ForexampleB.InfactC.Atlast44.A.lookforB.worryaboutC.talkwith45.A.quietlyB.easilyC.loudly第三部分阅读理解(共小题;计分)小题;每小题2分,计分)ADiagnosis(诊断书)XinxinHospitalNumber:21345645Patient(病人)Name:SmithGender(性别):MaleJob:Dateofbirth:July19th,1980Phonenumber:16523597Home:No.13.GreenStreetProblems:CatchingacoughandhavingaheadacheAdvice:Attention:Whattodo:somemedicine1.Don’teatspicy(辛辣的)food.Whentotake:Aftereverymeal2.Don’thaveanythingtoocoldwhentakingtheHowoften:ThreetimesadaymedicineWhatelsetodo:Drinkmorewarmwater3.Stoptakingthemedicineifyouhaveafeveror试卷第5页,共13页andhaveenoughsleepastomachache.Cost:Medicine:128yuanService:8yuanSignature(签名)CharlesSchulzDale:April10th,202546.What’sthematterwithSmith?A.Hehasafeverandacough.B.Hehasaheadacheandacough.C.Hehasafeverandastomachache.47.WhatshouldSmithdoaccordingtothediagnosis?A.Gotosleepearlyandgetupcurly.B.Runforanhoureveryday.C.somemedicineaftereverymeal.48.WhoisCharlesSchulz?A.Adoctor.B.Ateacher.C.Apatient49.HowmuchshouldSmithpay?A.136yuan.B.120yuan.C.128yuan.50.Whatcanweknowfromthediagnosis(诊断书)?A.Theageofthepatient.B.ThelivingwaysofC.ThephonenumberofCharles.BLongago,akingreceivedtwobabyeagles(鹰)asagift.Theeagleswereaveryspecialspecies(品种),andthekinglovedthemverymuch.Heinvitedanexperiencedcaretakertolookafterthem.Astimepassed,thekingnoticedthatbotheaglesgrewbigandlookedevenmoreamazingthanbefore.Thekingwishedtoseethemfly.However,asthecaretakersetthemfree,oneeaglesoared(翱翔)highintotheskywhiletheotherflewafewmetersbeforereturningtoitsstartingbranch(树枝).Thekingwantedtoknowwhy.Thecaretakeranswered,“Thiseaglealwayshasthisproblem.Itrefusestoflyhigh.”Thekingsoontookpityonthesecondone.Thenextday,heannouncedthatanyonewhocouldhelpthesecondeagleflyhighwouldreceivegreatprizes.Manyknowledgeablepeoplecame,studiedandtried,butnoonesucceeded.Afterafewweeks,thekingnearlylosthope.Thenoneday,somethingstrangehappened.Thekingsawbotheaglessoaringhighinthesky.Hecouldn’tbelievehiseyesandcalledthecaretakerover.Thecaretakerexplainedthatafarmerhadenabledthesecondeagle试卷第6页,共13页tofly.Hebroughtthefarmertotheking.Thekingasked,“Howdidyoudothiswhilethoseknowledgeablemencouldn’t?”Thefarmerreplied,Iamasimplefarmer.Idon’thaveknowledgelikethem.Isimplycutdownthebranchonwhichtheeaglewasusedtositting.nobranch,ithadnochoicebuttofly.”Anditdidverywell.根据短文内容,选择最佳选项。51.Howdoweknowthekinglovedtheeagles?A.Heinvitedanexperiencedcaretakertolookafterthem.B.Hewishedtoseethemfly.C.Theeagleswereaveryspecialspecies.52.Whathappenedwhenthecaretakersettheeaglesfree?A.Botheaglessoaredhighintothesky.B.OneeaglecamebacksoonafterittookC.Neitheroftheeagleswouldleavethebranch.53.Howdidthefarmermakethesecondeagleflyhigh?A.Byteachingtheeaglehowtoflytimeandtimeagain.B.Bybuildingaspecialtreefortheeagletotakefrom.C.Bycuttingdownthebranchtheeaglealwaysstayedon.54.Whatdoestheword“enabled”meaninChinese?A.使能够B.喂养C.训练55.Whatlessoncanwelearnfromthestory?A.Findthekeytoaproblem.B.Knowledgeisuseless.C.Don’tlosehopeeasily.CChinahasmadeaplantohelpitspeoplewithweightcontrol.Undertheplan“weightmanagementclinics(门诊部)”willbesetupinhospitalsacrossthecountry.Doctorsattheseclinicswillgivemedicaladviceonweightmanagement.Obesity(肥胖)hasgreatlyincreasedinChinaoverthepast40years.Ingeneral,peopleareeatingmoreandexercisingless.By2021,morethan400millionadultsweretooheavy.AccordingtoamedicalstudypublishedinTheLancet(《柳叶刀》),amedicaljournal,thisnumberwillriseto630millionby2050.试卷第7页,共13页Beingoverweightcanharmhealth.Itincreasestheriskofmanydiseases,suchashighbloodpressureandheartdisease.BigcitieslikeBeijingandShanghaihavealreadysetupweightcontrolclinics.Theyusesafewaystohelppeopleloseweight.TheseincludehealthydietsandtraditionalChinesemedicine.Peopleincountrysideareasneedhelp,too.A2023studyfoundthatobesityrates(比率)havebeenontherisesince2005incountrysideareas.ManyadsforweightlosssolutionscanbefoundonChinesesocialmedia.Someevensell“magic”dietpills.Expertssaytheycanbedangerous.Asasafersolution,Chinaisnowmakingmedicinestohelpcontrolthedesireforfood.Thegovernmentiscallingforthesupportofhotels,schoolsandbusinesses.Hotelsareaskedto,forexample,putascale(称)ineveryroomtoremindgueststomakehealthychoices.Schoolsareencouragedtoteachkidsabouthealthyeating.Insomecities,junkfoodisn’tallowedtobesoldatornearschools.根据语篇内容,选择最佳选项。56.Whatwilltheweightmanagementclinicsdoforpeople?A.Sellmagicpills.B.Givehealthlessons.C.Providemedicaladvice.57.Whathasmadeobesitygreatlyincreaseinthepast40years?A.Lackofmedicalknowledge.B.Changesindietandlessexercise.C.Eatingmoreunhealthyfood.58.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromParagraphs4~6?A.Some“magic”dietpillsmayharmpeople’shealth.B.TherearenoobesityproblemsincountrysideareasinChinaC.Chinesemedicinecancontrolthedesireforfood.59.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?A.tocarryouthealthrules.B.Howschoolsdealwithjunkfood.C.Howdifferentgroupssupporttheplan.60.What’sthepurposeofwritingthearticle?A.tellpeopletoeatlessunhealthyfood.B.introducethedangersofobesity.C.explainChina’splantofightobesity.试卷第8页,共13页B卷(共分)一、短文填空(共小题;每小题1分,计分)从下面方框中选出10plan,feel,arm,three,run,when,have,thin,loudly,they,prize,watchLuoXiaojunisn’ttallorstrong.Ofalltheboysaroundheisthe61kid.SoheiscalledBonesbyhisfriends.Hetalksmoreandlaughs62thananyoneelse.Butheisalwaysunhappy,becauseheisnotgoodatsports.Oneday,LuoXiaojun63themen’smarathon(马拉松)onTV.Therunnersdidn’tgofast.Theydidn’thavestrongmuscleseither.TheyweremorelikeLuoXiaojun.Hedecided64atry.“Boy,it’sbettertodoalittlebiteachday,”saidhismother.Thenextday,andhekepton65intheparkeverymorning.66theracedaycame,therewere109runnersandtheywereallbiggerthanLuoXiaojun.Theyallstartedtorun.LuoXiaojuntriedtocatchupwith(赶上)67,buthefellfartherandfartherbehind.Halfwaysomeonegottired.LuoXiaojunpassedabigrunnerwithmuscles.Suddenly,he68likeaswitch(开关)thathadbeenturnedon.Hepassedanotherone,thena69one.AlltherunnerslookedtiredexceptLuoXiaojun.Hedidn’tseethecrowdsuntilheheardtheircheers.Finally,LuoXiaojunwon.Heraised(举起)histwo70ashecrossedthefinishingline!二、补全短文(共5小题;每小题1分,计5分)根据短文内容,从短文后的A~F选项中,选出5个适当的选项补全短文。Doyouliketoreadcomicbooks?DoyouknowCaptainAmerica?HowaboutSpider-man?AndthenSuperman?71Acomicbookisabookmadeupofaseriesofpictures.Theartandwordsarecalled“comic”,butthatdoesn’talwaysmean“funny”.72Rodolphewasateacher,buthealsodevelopedseveralcomicstripswhichwerepublishedindifferentplacesin1827.Thesewerealldrawncarefullybyhand.73wroteinhorizontal(水平的)blocksinhisownhandwriting.Thisbecamethestandard(标准).74Here,artistslovedtheideaanddevelopedthetechniqueofusingtravel(穿行)intheircomics,试卷第9页,共13页whichwerealwayspopular.TheFrenchalsotookpartincomicstrips,whiletherewerestillotherswhostucktosinglecomicsthatweregoingdownthepageinthebook—insteadofhorizontalblocks.Comicsstartedtobecomepopularinthe20thcentury.75Comicstripartistshaveoftenusedartto“makefun”ofveryserioussubjects(话题).Evenwhentheywerenot“makingfun”,theyusedcomicsandcharacterstodealwithserioustopics.Comicbookscontinuetobepopular,butovertime,manyoftheircharactershavealsobeenpicturedintelevisionshowsandinmovies.A.Otherartistsdon’tlikecomicstrips.B.Sometimesthecomicsaremoreserious.C.ComicstripsbecamepopularinFrance.D.Allofthesecharactersstartedincomicbooks.E.Heisconsideredtobethefatherofcomicstrips.F.It’sthetimewhentheycouldbeprintedinlargenumbers.三、阅读表达(共小题,计分)完成图表(共5小题;每小题2分,计分)根据短文内容,完成图表中所缺信息。aManypeopleexperiencestressbeforeanexam.Actually,alittlenervousnesscanhelpyouperformyourbest.However,whenthisstressbecomessoexcessive(过度的)thatitreallyinfluencesperformanceonanexam,itisknownasteststress.Thereareafewcausesofteststress.●Fearoffailure.Ifyoucaretoomuchaboutyourscores,thepressurecarcauseteststress.●Poortestinghistory.Ifyouhavedonepoorlyontestsbefore,eitherbecauseyoudon’tstudywellenoughorbecauseyouaresostressed,youcan’tremembertheanswerseasily.●Unpreparedness.Ifyoudon’tworkhardenough,thiscanaddtoyourfeelingofstress.Doesexamstressinfluenceyourgrades?Ifso,I’llsharewithyouascientifictiptohelpovercomeit.—试卷第10页,共13页Clearyourroomandyourdesk.Haveyouheardthesaying“Acluttered(杂乱的)deskisasignofaclutteredmind?”It’sscientificallycorrect.Moreclutteraroundyourworkspacemakesitmoredifficulttobeabletofocusonpreparingfortheexam.Thisisbecausephysicalclutterweakensyourabilitytothink.Soyouneedtoclearyourdeskandyourroom.Dothefollowingtogetorganized.●Reduceasmuchclutterasyoucanaroundyourworkspace.Throwawayanythingthatdoesn’tneedtobethere,e.g.photos,snacks.●Usedrawers.Storethingsawayinyourdrawers.Theonlythingsyoushouldhaveonyourdeskarethetoolsandbooksyouneed.●Cleanyourspace.Sinceyou’veclearedyourspace,giveyourdeskandroomagoodclean.Ibelievethatifyoufollowmytips,you’llbecomeacalmerandmoresuccessfulstudent.a◆Alittlenervousnessishelpfulforyoutoperformbest.◆Whenthestressisfarmorethanyoucan76,youwillexperiencestress.◆Caringtoomuchaboutyourscorescanmakeyoustressed.◆Beingpoorattestsbeforemakesyou77rememberingtheanswers.◆willfeelmorestressedifyoudon’tmakeenoughpreparations.◆Themoreclutteryouhavearoundyourworkspace,theWhy78youareabletofocusonpreparingfortheexam.—Clear◆Physicalcluttersmakeyourthinkingabilityweak.yourroomand◆unnecessarythingsaway.yourdesk79◆Storethingsawayinyourdrawers.◆Cleanyourdeskandroom.Remembertipsandputtheminto80,youwillbeacalmerand试卷第11页,共13页moresuccessfulstudent.任务型阅读(共5小题,每小题2分,计分)根据短文内容,按要求回答问题。AccordingtoCCTVnews,China’sChang’e6probe(探测器)returnedtoEarthonJune25,2024.thefirst-everrockandsoilsamples(样本)fromthefarsideofthemoon,China’sspaceagency(中国航天局)calledthemission(任务)“acompletesuccess”aftertheprobelandedinnorthernChina.Chinesescientiststhinkthereturnedsamplesinclude2.5million-year-oldvolcanic(火山的)rockandothermaterialsthatscientistshopewillanswerquestionsaboutgeographic(地理的)differencesonthemoon’stwosides.Thesamplescouldevenhelpscientiststodiscoverhowplanetsareformed,accordingtotheBBC.Thenearsideiswh

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