2025~2026学年江苏省无锡市长泾中学八年级上学期第一次月考的英语试卷

2025~2026学年江苏省无锡市长泾中学八年级上学期第一次月考的英语试卷一、听力选择1.Whatactivitydoesthegirlusuallydoafterschool?

A．B．C．2.WhatdoesTomlikemostabouttheschoollife?

A．B．C．3.Whoistaller?

A．B．C．4.WhatdoesNickwanttobe?

A．B．C．5.Whattimedoesthegirl’sschoolstart?

A．At7:30.B．At8:15.C．At8:30.6.Whatdoesthegirlthinkofherschoollife?

A．Boringandtiring.B．Busybutinteresting.C．Relaxingandfunny.7.HowmanysubjectsdoesJimstudy?

A．Eleven.B．Twelve.C．Nine.8.Howlongisthegirl’slunchtime?

A．Onehour.B．Twohours.C．Threehours.9.WhichlanguageisFranklearning?

A．French.B．Russian.C．German.10.HowoftendoesLisaplaybadminton?

A．Twiceaweek.B．Onceaweek.C．Threetimesaweek.听一段对话，回答以下小题。11.WhichclubisMaryin?

A．TheArtClub.B．TheEnglishClub.C．TheMusicClub.12.Whataretheygoingtodonext?

A．Havelunch.B．Gohome.C．Dohomework.听第一篇短文，回答以下小题。请根据短文内容，选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。

MyFriends’SchoolLifeLilyJapaneseHerfirstclassstartsat8:30.

Allherclassesareabout_______long.Cindy_______Herschoolstartsat9:30.

Studentsgotodifferentclassroomsfordifferentsubjects.JohnAmericanHehassevenclasses.

Afterschool,hegoestothe________.13.A．40minutesB．45minutesC．50minutes14.A．AustralianB．FrenchC．Canadian15.A．playgroundB．libraryC．park听短文，回答以下小题。16.WhopaysfortheschoolinFinland(芬兰)?

A．Students’parents.B．Thegovernment.C．Studentsthemselves.17.Whatdothestudentslearnbeforeseven?

A．Sports.B．Languages.C．Socialskills.18.Howlongdoyoungchildrenusuallystayatschooladay?

A．Forfourtofivehours.B．Forsixtosevenhours.C．Forseventoeighthours.19.Whendostudentstaketheirfirstrealexam?

A．Attheendofhighschool.B．Attheendofmiddleschool.C．Attheendofprimaryschool.20.WhatdoschoolsinFinlandwanttomakestudentsgrowlike?

A．Tigers.B．Mountains.C．Trees.二、单项选择21.—Look!HerecomesCindy!Whata(n)________girlsheis!—Sosheis.Becauseshetakesalotofexerciseeveryday.

A．patientB．thoughtfulC．creativeD．energetic22.—Shallwegocampingthisafternoon,Lucy?—I’mafraidwecan’t.Thedarkclouds________thatthere’sgoingtobeheavyrain.

A．believeB．suggestC．tellD．share23.—What’sthenumberofclubsinourschool?—Far________thanyouthought.

A．largerB．moreC．lessD．fewer24.WhichisTRUEabouttheschool’sschedule?

A．Lunchtimeisaslongashalfanhourforeachgrade.B．StudentsinGrade7havethelongestlunchtime.C．StudentsinGrade8havelunchlatest.D．StudentsinGrade9havelunchearliest.25.—Allofusaresure________othersmakestheworldwonderful.—Iagreewithyou.Ifeveryonegivesahelpinghand,theworldwillbeabetterplace.

A．talkingaboutB．caringaboutC．thinkingaboutD．worryingabout26.Litteringfromtallbuildingsis________thelawandpassers-bymaygethurtbadly.

A．overB．forC．throughD．against27.Thefairysaidtotheprince,“________youbreakthespell(咒语),theprincessandthewholecastlewillwakeupfromtheirdeepsleep.”

A．MoreoverB．HoweverC．OnceD．While28.—Sorry,Ididn’tcatchwhatyousaidjustnow.Canyou________yourstudentIDcardnumber?—Noproblem.It’s2024916.

A．repeatB．reportC．respectD．return29.—Hi,Sandy.Howisyourschoolartclub?—Fantastic.Wecanchoosethecourseaccordingto(根据)our_______.Iamgoodatoperas,soIjoinedBeijingOperaclub.

A．qualitiesB．talentsC．suggestionsD．inventions30.—Deepseekmakessomestudentslazier.—_______Butdon’tyouthinkDeepseeksavesusalotoftrouble?

A．Iamafraidnot.B．Noway.C．Youmayhaveapoint.D．Thesametoyou.三、完形填空ErikWeihenmayerlovesachallengeandisbraveenoughtofaceanydanger.He________fromairplaneswearingparachutes(降落伞)andclimbsthetallestmountainsintheworld.However,heisblind.Erikwasbornwithaseriousillness,andtherewas________thedoctorscoulddotostopit.TheillnesswasmakingErikgoblind.Atfirst,Erikcouldseeenoughtoreadorrideabikeifheworeverythick________.Whenhewastwelve,hestartedtoseelessandless.Butherefusedtostopdoingthethingsheloved.OnethingEriklovedwastoridehismountainbike.Butitwasgetting________everydayforhimtodothis.Oneday,Erikwentridingonhisbike.________hecouldn’tseewherehewasgoingandroderightintoatree!Heknewitwastimetomakeadecision.Erikdecidedtolearnhowtodothingsasablindperson.Hisfamilyhelpedalot.Erik’sfather________himtothinkaboutwhathecoulddo,notwhathecouldn’tdo.AndhetoldErikthatitwaspartoflifetotrysomething,________,andthengetupandtryagain.AfterErikleftcollege,hebecameawrestlingcoach(教练)andmiddleschoolteacher.Manypeoplewere________thatErikcouldteachwrestling.Theydidnotexpectablindpersontodoso.Erikdoesnotlivehislifequietly.HehaswrittenbooksandappearedonTVtomakehisvoiceheard.ButwhatisErik’sgreatestsuccess?Maybeitisthewayheshowspeoplehowto________theirproblemsinlife.Forpeopleallaroundtheworld,Erikisatrue________intheirhearts.31.A．ridesB．walksC．jumpsD．throws32.A．everythingB．somethingC．anythingD．nothing33.A．glassesB．socksC．trousersD．shorts34.A．harderB．laterC．betterD．heavier35.A．LuckilyB．SuddenlyC．FirstlyD．Normally36.A．neededB．allowedC．encouragedD．invited37.A．runawayB．giveupC．lookaroundD．falldown38.A．afraidB．tiredC．excitedD．surprised39.A．findoutB．giveupC．dealwithD．searchfor40.A．traderB．heroC．volunteerD．writer四、阅读理解WelcometoShanghaiMuseumPlanyourvisitSpecialexhibitions

CollectionsofthePolaMuseumofArt

ModernArt

2025-04-22~2025-07-27ShanghaiMuseumEast,ExhibitionGallery2(2ndFloor),ExhibitionGallery3(3rdFloor)WondersoftheWorld

ChinaandBeyondintheEyesofMarcoPolo

2025-06-28~2025-08-30ShanghaiMuseumonPeople’sSquare,No.2ExhibitionHall(2ndFloor)OnTopofthePyramid

AncientEgypt

2025-07-10~2025-12-17ShanghaiMuseumonPeople’sSquare,Exhibitiongallery(1stFloor)AllThatGlitters

ChineseCloisonné(景泰蓝)asaGiftfromRobertGhang’sCollection

Since25April,2024ShanghaiMuseumonPeople’sSquare,ExhibitionGallery(4thFloor)HoursShanghaiMuseumonPeople’sSquare9:00~17:00Latestentryat16:00,closedonMondays

(exceptnationalholidays)

Reservation(预定)isneeded.

No.201RenMinDaDao,HuangpuDistrict,ShanghaiShanghaiMuseumEast10:00~18:00Latestentryat17:00,closedonTuesdays

(exceptnationalholidays)

Reservationforindividualvisitorsisnotneeded.

No.1952CenturyAvenue,PudongNewArea,Shanghai41.Whereisthispassagemostprobablytakenfrom?

A．Asciencemagazine.B．Amuseumwebsite.C．Ahistorybook.D．Anewspaper.42.Whatisthefeatureof“CollectionsofthePolaMuseumofArt”?

A．Wondersoftheworld.B．Chinesecloisonné.C．ArtpiecesofMarcoPolo.D．Modernart.43.Whichexhibitionallowsindividualvisitorstoenterwithoutareservation?

A．CollectionsofthePolaMuseumofArt.B．WondersoftheWorld.C．OnTopofthePyramid.D．AllThatGlitters.Measuringcup“Ihatefractions(分数),”Ellasaidasshewalkedintothekitchen.“It’snotnicetohate,”Momsaidasshefinishedcuttingtheonions.“Whydon’tyoulikefractions?”sheasked.“Idon’tunderstandthematall!I’mjustnotaclevergirl.”“Everyonelearnsatadifferentspeed,Ella.Youareaverysmartgirl.”“Idon’tevenknowwhyIhavetolearnthem.What’sthepoint?I’mnevergoingtoneedafractioninmywholelife.”“Let’snotworryaboutfractionsrightnow.Instead,wouldyouliketohelpmemakecookies?”“Okay.”Ellasaid.“Here.YouputtheingredientsinthepanandIwillcookthem.”Momplacedsugar,milk,peanutbutterandsomemeasuringcupsclosetothepan.“First,putonefullcupofsugarintothepan.”Ellagentlypulledoutafullcupofsugarandpoureditintothepan.“Good,”Momsaid.“Now,Ineedalittlemore.Ineedthree-fourthsofacup.Thatismorethanhalfofthecup,butnotallthewaytothetop.Fillithalfwayfirst.”Ellafilledthecuphalfwayfull.“Okay.Now,seethatlinealittlewayup?Thatisthree-fourthsofacup.Addenoughsugaruntilitreachesthatline.”Ellaputalittlemoresugarintothecupuntilitreachedtheline.“Great!Pouritintothepan.Next,weneedone-halfcupofmilk.Hereisthemeasuringcup.Fillittothehalfcuplinewithmilk.”Ellaslowlypouredone-halfcupofmilk.“NowIhavetocookitforoneandahalfminutes.Afterthat,allweneedtodoistoaddoneteaspoonofvanillaandone-halfcupofpeanutbutter.”MomturnedtoElla.“Iseewhatyouaredoing.YouareshowingmeIneedtounderstandfractions,”Ellasaidwithasmile.Momlaughed.“Andyouwereunderstanding!Youjustneedalittlemorepractice.”“Okay.Iunderstandnow.Fractionsareimportant.Withoutfractions,wewouldn’tbeabletomakecookies!”EllaandMombothlaughed.44.WhatdidEllathinkoffractionsatfirst?

A．Difficultanduseless.B．Importantbutboring.C．Necessaryandinteresting.D．Unusualbutchallenging.45.Ellachangedherthoughttowardsfractionswhen__________.

A．shewastalkingaboutherworriesB．MomtoldherthatshewassmartC．shewashelpingMommakecookiesD．Momaskedhertodomoreexercises46.WhathasEllaprobablylearntfromthisexperience?

A．Lifeisnotasboringaswethink.B．Interestisthebestteacherforus.C．Foodusuallybringsuslife-longhappiness.D．Learningcomesfromhands-onexperiences.“Mymothersaid,‘ifyoureallywanttodosomething,youhavetoworkveryhard.Andifyoudon’tgiveup,hopefullyyou’llfindaway.’AndIdid.Soletmesaytoallyoungpeople:followyourdreams,andfollowmymother’sadvice.Andthenyoucansucceed(成功),too.IhopeyouwilltakeactiontohelpsavethewonderfulanimalsinChina.”saidDr.JaneGoodall,forthedocumentary(纪录片)filmJaneshowedinChineseArthousecinemasonOct.17th,2023.JaneGoodallwasborninLondonin1934andgrewupinaseasidetown.Shebecameinterestedinanimalsandanimalstorieswhenshewasyoung.However,mostgirlslivedquietlivesathomeatthattime.Whenshewas10,sheevendreamedoflivinginAfrica.Janewassurethat,oneday,shewantedtolivewithanimalsandwritestoriesaboutthem.JaneworkedasawaitressuntilshegotenoughmoneytotraveltoAfrica.In1957,JaneGoodallfinallytraveledthereandsoonmetthewell-knownscientistLouisLeakeyandbeganworkingforhimasahelper.Helateraskedhertostudyagroupofchimpanzees(黑猩猩)livingbyalakeinTanzania.①__________Peopleknewverylittleaboutwildchimpanzeesatthattime.JanespentmanyyearsstudyingchimpanzeesinthisareaofAfrica.Itwasnoteasywork.Theywereveryshyandwouldrunawaywhenevershecamenear.Shelearnedtowatchthemfromfarawayusingbinoculars.Overtime,sheslowlywontheirtrust.ShegavethechimpanzeeshumannamessuchasDavidGraybeard,FloandFifi.Watchingthechimpanzees,shegotmanyfindings.②__________Theyatevegetablesandfruits.Butshefoundthattheyalsoatemeat.Afewweekslater,shegotanevenmoresurprisingfinding.Shesawchimpanzeesmakeandusetoolstohelpcatchinsects.Janesaidthateachchimpactedinitsownway,justashumansdo.Shesawchimpsbeinghappy,sad,angry,andloving—justashumansare.③__________Herworkmademanyscientiststhinkthattheiroldideasaboutthechimpanzeesmightbewrong.④__________JaneGoodallalsowritesmanybooksforadultsandchildrenaboutwildchimpanzees.HernewestbookcalledHopeforAnimalsandTheirWorldtellsaboutsavingmanykindsofanimalsindanger.Ifyouareinterestedinherbooks,remembernottomissthem!47.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanwereadthispassage?

A．Culture.B．World.C．Nature.D．People.48.Thewriterwritesthispassageis________.

A．toteachushowtosucceedB．tointroduceafamousscientistC．torecommendhernewestbookD．totelltheimportanceofsavinganimals49.Wecanputthefollowingsentenceinto________.Jane’sreportsurprisedmanypeople.

A．①.B．②.C．③.D．④.50.WhatcanwelearnaboutJaneGoodallfromthepassage?

A．Shestudieschimpanzeesformorethan70years.B．Manyscientiststhoughtherideasaboutchimpanzeeswerewrong.C．Shebuiltgood“friendship”withchimpanzeesinthebeginning.D．Itwashardforhertoworkasascientistatthattime.Theonlypersonyoucanalwaystrustisyourself.Everythingstartswithyou,soit’sbesttofocusonyourself.51Herearesomewaystofocusonyourself(payattentiontoyourowngrowthandneeds).52Withsocialmedia,it’seasytoseepeoplesharingtheirsuccesses.Thiscanresultincomparison,especiallyifyou’rethesameage.Tofocusonyourself,keepyourattentionawayfromwhat’saroundyou.Pleaseknowthateverypathisdifferent.Readself-helpbooks(booksthathelpyougrow).Thesebooksprovidemethodsonhowtofocusonyourself.Theycanprovidetipsandrulestofollow,whichhelpyouremembertofocusonyourself.Itseemswrongatfirst.53Developagooddailyhabit.Focusingonyourselfmeanscreatingahabitcenteredonself-careandfeelingbetter.Afterall,ahealthyinsideleadstoaclearermindandabettermood.54Agoodhabitmightincluderegularexercise,resting,quietlyrelaxing,andcaringaboutyourbodyandmind.Focusingonyourselfgivesyouadifferentviewofyourlifeandyourself,allowingyoutoacceptwhoyouareandfocusonwhatyou’reinterestedin.Focusingonyourselfcanbechallenging,especiallyifyou’reusedtooldhabits.55Throughthisstep,youwillfinditworthdoingonceyoucanfocusonyourselfandachievetruehappiness.

A．Reachouttoateacherforhelp.B．So,whathabitscanhelpachievethis?C．Stopcomparingyourlifewithothers’.D．However,it’sanecessarystepforgoodchange.E．Thishelpsyoubehappierasyouacceptwhoyouare.F．Whycanyousearchfornewthingsthatmakeyouhappy?G．Butreadingsuchbookscanmakeyouunderstandwhyyoushouldputyourselffirst.五、单词拼写56.David________(记录)whathesawduringtheholidayandshareditontheInternet.57.Itlookslikewe’llhavetostand——thereareno________(座位)leftonthebus.58.Afterdinner,Ialways________(提供)todothedishessothatmyparentscanhaveagoodrest.59.Thetouristswere________(好奇的)aboutthelocalcustoms,sotheyaskedtheguidemanyquestionsduringthetrip.60.Mumgaveus________(大量)toeatatthepartyandweallenjoyedthefood.61.Martinisthe________(brave)oneofthetwinsbecauseheisalwayswillingtotrynewthings.62.Thecompanyspentmillionsofdollars________(develop)thenewe-car.63.ThenewsshowsthatChina’sscienceandtechnologyhasreachedanew________(high).64.Thismaynotseemlikeabigsuccess,buttheyareproudof________(they).65.Asa________(success)inventor,BenjaminFranklindidn’tmakemoneyfromhisinventions.66.—Hi,Mary!Lookatyourshoes.They’rewornout.—Oh,thanksfortellingme.I________(notnotice)that.67.Thewomanoverthere________(return)toherhometownattheendofthisterm,won’tshe?68.Boysandgirls,________(nottouch)themachineifyouarenotallowed.69.Themarathon________(take)placeonacoldday.Thetemperaturedroppedsuddenlybutalltherunnerswerestillexcited.70.Whatwelearnatschool_________(notbe)enoughforlife.Weshouldkeeplearningallourlife.71.—Hey,Ann.Let’sgoswimming.—Justamoment.I________(tidy)upthethingsinthekitchen.72.Theflightwaslate.Hehadnochoicebut_________(wait)attheairport.73.Hecaredmoreabouthelpingothersratherthan________(make)moneyfromhisinventions.74.Let’scheckthetimetable.ThetraintoQingdao________(arrive)at10o’clock.Thereisonlyhalfanhourleft.75.Bettywilljoinasummercampshe’slookingforwardto________(learn)differentskills.六、任务型阅读先通读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容，回答问题。Inneedofsomerest?Youcannowclimbdown419meterstohavethedeepestsleepbelowground.ThehotelcalledDeepSleep,underthemountainsofSnowdoniainWales,istheworld’sdeepesthotel.Guests(客人)mustjourneydownthroughaslatemine(板岩矿)toreachthehotel.Thehotelhasfourtwin-bedcabins(小木屋)andaromanticgrotto(洞穴)withadoublebed.Anightstayfortwoinacabincosts350poundswhilethepricefortwointhegrottois550pounds.Andifyoustayherealone,youwillhavetopaythepriceoftwo,too.YoucanonlybookthehotelforaSaturdaynightthroughtoSundaymorningandgettingtoyourroomisfarfromrelaxing.Youwillhavetocompletea45-minutewalkintothemountainsandattheendyou’llgetahelmet(头盔),light,harness(安全带)andbootsbeforegoingintotheworld’slargestanddeepestslatemine.Thetripdownintothemineincludesminerstairwells(楼梯井),oldbridgesandascramble(攀爬).Ittakesabout60minutes,andonceyoucompletethetrip,you’llarriveatasetoflargesteeldoors.WelcometoDeepSleep!Then,tryandrelaxfortheeveningwithafreemealtoenjoyatthepicnictable.Afterthatjustheadofftobed.It’salsoimportanttonoteit’snotexactlywarmdownthere.It’sabout10℃,soitwillfeelthesameasifyouwerecampingoutside.Allguestsmustgetupbefore8amforahotdrinkandbreakfastbeforestartingthetripbackuptogroundlevel.Andgoingupisalwaysharderthancomingdown.Whatever,itsoundsspecial.阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。76.WhereisthehotelcalledDeepSleep?_______________________________________77.Howmuchdoyouhav