2025~2026学年江苏省苏州立达中学八年级上学期10月月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年江苏省苏州立达中学八年级上学期10月月考英语试卷一、单项选择1.Childrenarelookingforwardtohavingmoredays________toplaywiththeirfriends.

A．offB．awayC．upD．out2.Ourteacher________thatweshouldn’treadinthesunbecauseit’sharmfultooureyes.

A．supportsB．suggestsC．expressesD．introduces3.ThenumberofthestudentsinNo.1MiddleSchool________than_______inNo.2MiddleSchool.

A．arelarger；thoseB．islarger；thatC．aremore；thoseD．ismore；that4.Heclimbeduptheladder(梯子)________thewallandwentintotheclassroom________theopenwindow.

A．through;againstB．along;byC．against;throughD．against;across5.30,000dollars________agreatdealofmoney,butitis________thanweneed.

A．are;abitmoreB．are;muchmoreC．is;alittleD．is;farless6.The________youare,the________you’llfindittoanswerallthequestions.

A．morecarefully,easierB．morecareful;moreeasilyC．morecareful;easierD．morecarefully;moreeasily7.Shanghaiislargerthan________inChinaand________inJiangsuProvince.

A．anyoftheothercities;anycityB．othercities;theothercitiesC．theothercities;anyothercityD．anyothercity;othercities8.—Whichcitydoyouthinkis________fromWuxi,YantaiorQinhuangdao?—Qinhuangdao.AndWuxiis________toShanghai.

A．thefarthest;closerB．farthest;themorecloseC．farther;themostcloseD．farther;theclosest9.Youshoulddoexercise________tokeephealthy.

A．asmanyaspossibleB．asmoreasyoucanC．asmanyasyoucanD．asmuchaspossible10.—Truefriendshiplastsforever.—________.Wearecloserthaneverthoughwearemilesapart.

A．You’rejokingB．YougotthepointC．YouarewelcomeD．Youhavemyword二、完形填空DuringtheNorthernSongDynasty,therewasamancalledChenYaozi.Hewasgoodatshootingarrows(箭).Onedayhewas________archery(射箭).Heshoteightorninetimesoutoftenandbecamevery________ofhimself.Henoticedthattherewasanoldmanselling________amongthecrowd.Heonlynoddedhisheadindifferently(冷淡地).ThishurtChen’spride.Heaskedtheoldman,“Canyoushootanarrow?”“No,Ican’t,”theoldmansaid.“Whatdoyouthinkofmyarchery________then?”“________special.Yougainyouraccuracy(精确程度)fromalotofpractice.That’sall.”Thentheoldmanputabottleonthegroundandcoveredits________withacoinwithasmallsquareholeinthemiddle.Hethenscoopedout(舀出)someoilwithagourd(葫芦),heldithighandbegantofillthebottle.Now,theoilcamedownintothebottlejust________theholeofthecoin.Everybodywatchedin________.Whentheoldmanfinished,he________thecrowdthecoin.“Canyouseeanyoilmarksonit?”Thecrowdgavehimabigcheer,buttheoldmanstoppedthem.“Thisisnothingspecial,either.IcandothisbecauseIhavepractiseditalot.Practicemakesperfect.”________,peopleusetheidiom“Practicemakesperfect”todescribesomeonewhoisskilledindoingsomethingafterplentyofpractice.11.A．watchingB．practisingC．makingD．seeing12.A．proudB．fullC．interestedD．bored13.A．arrowsB．coinsC．oilD．water14.A．powerB．energyC．skillsD．teaching15.A．NothingB．AnythingC．SomethingD．Everything16.A．faceB．mouthC．noseD．leg17.A．ontoB．alongC．acrossD．through18.A．hopeB．surpriseC．angerD．fear19.A．showedB．watchedC．offeredD．borrowed20.A．BesidesB．HoweverC．LaterD．Suddenly三、阅读理解

October22ndTodayIwentonaschooltrip.Wevisitedthesciencemuseum,anditwasreallyinteresting.Wegottheresoquicklybytrain.Ittookus20minutesatmost.Wesawsomefarmsandvillagesalongtheway.Atthemuseum,Ilearnedalotaboutrobots.Ididn’tknowtheycouldplaychesswithus.Itwassocool!Thentheguidetaughtushowtomakeamodelrobot.Itookalotofgreatphotosandplannedtoputthemonmyhomepage.Afterthat,Iwenttothegiftshopandboughtsomelovelygiftsformyparents.Theyweren’texpensive.Allinall,itwasanexcitingday.JimOctober22ndIthinktoday’sschooltripwasterrible.Wetookthetraintothemuseum.Itwassohotonthetrainanditwastooslow.Themuseumwasbigandboring.EverythingwasaboutrobotsandI’mnotinterested.Theroomswerereallydarkanditwasdifficulttotakephotos,soIdidn’ttakeany.TherewerealsotoomanypeopleandIcouldn’treallyseeorheartheguide.Thethingsinthegiftshopweresoexpensive.Ididn’tlikethetripatall.Whatwasworse,IcaughtacoldbecauseIgotwetinthesuddenrainonthewayback.Whataday!Helen21.WheredidHelenandJimgofortheschooltrip?

A．Avillage.B．Amuseum.C．Atrainstation.D．Arobotcentre.22.HowdidJimfeelaboutthetrip?

A．Bored.B．Sad.C．Excited.D．Uninterested.23.WhatmightbeTRUEaboutHelen?

A．Sheisinterestedinthemuseum.B．Shedidn’tenjoythemuseumactivities.C．Shedidn’tbringenoughmoney.D．SheisJim’sclosefriend.24.Whatcanweknowfromthetwodiaries?

A．Helenputthephotosonherhomepage.B．Helen’sparentslovedherpresentsverymuch.C．Theseatsonthetrainwerenotcomfortableenough.D．HelenandJimwentonthesametripbuthaddifferentfeelings.HerfirstdayinFrankfurtwasastrangedayforHeidi,butevenstrangerforMs.Rottenmeier,thehousekeeper.AtfirstHeidicouldn’tknowwhereshewas.Whenshewokeup,shejumpedoutofthebigwhitebedandrantothewindow.Shesawneitherthesnowonhighmountainsnorthelittlestreamwindingbelow.Allshesawwasbrickwallsandhouses.Andinsteadofthewindinthetrees,sheheardonlythenoiseofcarriages(马车)rollingonthestonestreets.Throughthewindow,shesawtwobrowncarriagespassby.Shethenturnedherheadtolookatthegarden,seeingtheservantsbusilyworkingthere.Heidifeltasifshehadbeenlockedupinacage,butMs.Rottenmeierfeltthatshewaslockedupwithastrangeandwildchild.Thechildknewnothingofhowtobehaveinthisnewhouse.Shewaslateformeals.Shewasimproperlydressed.Shemadefriendswiththeservants.Clara,thehouseowner’sdaughter,hadstayedinawheelchairforalongtime.ShehadbecomecheerfulsinceHeidi’sarrival.WithHeidi,shecouldrelax.ShereallylikedcommunicatingwithHeidiaboutthelifeinthemountainsandHeidi’sgrandfather.ForClara,thenextfewdaysweremuchlessboringthanusual.Heidiwasn’thappy.“Tomorrow,Ireallymustgohome,”shethought.Butonethingpleasedher.Everydayshetooksoftrollsfromthetableandhidthem.Shewassavingthemforgranny,whoseteethwerenolongerabletochewhardbread.Heidiplannedtotakebacktoherthelovelysoftrollsasapresent.Oneday,shestartedforhome.ButatthedoorshemetMs.Rottenmeier.“Whereareyougoing?Ihavestrictlyforbidden(禁止)youtogooutsidebyyourself!”Ms.Rottenmeiersaid.“I’mjustgoinghome,”saidHeidi.“I’vebeenawaytoolong.Mygoatsmustbemissingmeand...”“Mygoodness!”Ms.Rottenmeiershouted,“Thechildismad!”AndthensheorderedtheservanttolockHeidiupinherroom.—AdaptedfromHeidi25.InParagraph2,whatdidHeidinotseeinFrankfurt?

A．Bricksandhouses.B．Snowonhighmountains.C．Carriagesonstonestreets.D．Servantsinthegarden.26.Whatdoesthewritermeanby“Heidifeltasifshehadbeenlockedupinacage”inParagraph3?

A．Heidifoundacagewithsomebirdsinherroom.B．ThecityenvironmentmadeHeidifeellikelosingfreedom.C．Ms.RottenmeieractuallylockedHeidiupinacage.D．ThesizeoftheFrankfurthousesisassmallasacage.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“onething”inParagraph5referto?

A．Clara.B．Heidi’sgranny.C．Thesoftbread.D．Goingbackhome.28.HowdidMs.RottenmeierfeelwhenshesawHeidiwasabouttoleave?

A．Shockedandangry.B．Angrybutunderstanding.C．Happyandmoved.D．Shockedbutcalm.29.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A．TheservantsinMs.Rottenmeier’shousedislikeHeidi’sbehavior.B．Ms.RottenmeierwouldneverchangeherattitudestowardsHeidi.C．Clara’sdailylifewasprobablycontrolledstrictlybyMs.Rottenmeier.D．ClarabecamecheerfulafterHeidi’sarrivalandenjoyedtalkingtoHeidi.Recently,pre-madefoodhasbecomeahottopicinChina.Thediscussionstartedwhenafamousinternetperson,LuoYonghao,wroteabouthisexperienceatapopularrestaurantcalledXibei.Hesaidthatmostofitsdisheswerepre-madebutsoldathighprices.Hispostquicklybecamepopular,gettingmillionsofcomments.Whatexactlyarepre-madedishes?Accordingtoagovernmentnotice,thesearefoodsthatarealreadypreparedandpackagedinafactory.Theyaremadefromthingslikevegetablesandmeat,andnopreservatives(防腐剂)areadded.Youjustneedtoheatthemupbeforeeating.Butnotallpreparedfoodsarepre-made.Forexample,foodfrombigrestaurantkitchensorjustcutvegetablesdon’tcount.ThisiswhyXibeisaidtheirdisheswerenotpre-made.Pre-madedisheshavebothadvantagesanddisadvantages.

Manylargechainrestaurantsusethemfortwomainreasons.First,itcanbesaferbecausesomekitchenscannotuseopenflames(明火)orhandlerawmeateasily.Second,pre-madeproductssavetime,cutcostsandmakeservicefaster.However,therearealsoproblems.Smallrestaurantsmaynotstorethefoodcorrectly,whichcanbeunsafe.Sometimes,deliveryworkersheatupthefoodindirtyplaces,makingpeoplethinkpre-mademeanslowquality.Also,somerestaurantsarenothonest.Theysellreheatedpre-madefoodas“freshlymade”andchargeahighprice.Tosolvetheseproblems,thegovernmentismakingnewsafetyrulesforpre-madefood.Expertssaybeingclearandhonestisveryimportant.Restaurantsmusttellcustomersclearlyiftheyusepre-madedishes.Later,Luosaidhewasn’tagainstpre-madedishesandheevenchosethemwhenhe’sbusy.Hejustthinkspeoplehavetherighttoknowwhattheyeat.30.Whatmadepre-madedishesdrawwideattention?

A．Theirlowcost.B．Aninfluencer’swords.C．Theirgoodtaste.D．Xibei’sadvertisement.31.WhichareNOTpre-madedishes?

A．Pre-packagedfriedmeat.B．Factory-processedsteamedmutton.C．Roastduckmadeinabigrestaurant’sownkitchen.D．Pre-packagedmixedvegetables.32.Whydobigrestaurantsusepre-madedishes?

A．Saferandtime-saving.B．Cheaperforcustomers.C．Fresherthanhomemade.D．Easiertobuyonline.33.Whatisthegovernmentdoing?

A．Stoppingpre-madedishes.B．Helpingsmallrestaurantsstorethem.C．Makingsafetyrulesforthem.D．PunishingXibeiforitsdishes.34.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Theadvantagesofpre-madedishes.B．Thediscussiononpre-madedishes.C．LuoYonghao’spersonallife.D．Problemsofpre-madedishes.请阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。Learningislikegoingonanexcitingjourney.Youstartfromwhatyouknowandexplorenewplacesofknowledge.Thenewwordsyoulearnandtheproblemsyouworkoutareliketreasuresonyourjourney.35Thesesmallachievementstellyouthatyouaredoingbetterandlearningmorealongthelearningpath.Atfirst,learningcanbedifficult.Youmightmakewrongturnsorgetincorrectanswers,butthesemistakesareactuallylikehelpfulsigns.36Youdon’tneedtobethefastestlearnerbecauseeveryexplorermovesattheirownspeed.Themostimportantthingisthatyoumustkeepgoingontheroad.37Practisingeverydayhelpsyoulearnbetter.Goodlearninghabitsareyourtools,suchaslisteningcarefully,askingquestionsandtryingagainwhenyoudon’tunderstand.Whenyoufacedifficulties,youcanturntoothersforhelp.Butdon’tfollowothers’examplesblindly(盲目地).38Youhaveyourownwaysoflearning,justlikeeveryonehastheirownjourneystory.Dearlearners,keepyourcuriositylikeacompass(指南针).Alwayslookfornewthingstodiscover.39Itisalifelongstory.Rememberthateverybityoulearntodaypreparesyoufortomorrow’ssuccess.

A．Rememberthatyourlearningstyleisspecial.B．Theyhelpguideyouontotherightpathoflearning.C．Thelearningjourneyneverends.D．Agoodlearnershouldhaveagoodteacher.E．Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.F．Becomingagoodlearnertakesdailyhardwork.G．Theyarelikemilestones(里程碑)thatmarkyourachievements.四、单词拼写40.Everyonewillbe________(成功)ifheorshenevergivesup.41.ChinesechessisanancientgameplayedbyChinesepeoplefor________(世纪).42.Anincreasingnumberof________(德国人)willchoosetovisitChinanextyear.43.Modern________(发明)makeagreatdifferencetoourdailylife.44.Acrocodilekeptonlyhiseyesabovewaterbefore________(攻击).45.Thegovernmenttriesitsbestto________(提供)freemealsfortheoldwholivealone.46.Thegeneralwon’tabandonhimashe’sneverlefthismenonthefieldofthewar,________(死)oralive.47.Thetallestmanintheworldisalmosttwicetheh________ofa8-year-oldkid.48.Thedoctoradvisedmetohavep________offreshvegetableseveryday.49.Thehard-workingboyfinallycaughtthea________ofhiscoachandwasinthematchintheend.五、选词填空用方框中单词的适当形式填空。

sleepusfarmeaningSpainLastweek,our50teachergaveusaspecialproject.Wehadtoworkingroupsandcreateashortplayby51.Atfirst,mygroupfeltalittlelost.Wespentone52nightworryingandtryingtothinkofagoodidea.Thenwedecidedtotalkaboutourhobbiesandwroteasimpleplayaboutfriendslearningtodance.Thisprojectbecamevery53forus.Wenotonlylearnednewwordsbutalsolearnedtoworktogetherasateam.Iwanttopractice54toimprovemyskills.六、短文填空Aseveryoneknows,timemanagementisimportant.Themore55(wise)wemanageourtime,thebetterourliveswillbe.Butdoyouknowhowtomanagetimewisely?Herearesome56(suggest)thatmaybehelpfulforyou.First,knowthe57(important)ofmakingaschedule(计划表).Writedownthethingsyouneedtodofortheday,such58schoolwork,homeworkandfreetimeactivities.Thishelpsyoukeepthingsclearandmakessureyou’vefinishedeverythingimportantthatday.Second,prioritize(划分优先顺序)yourplans.59(start)withthemostimportantordifficultthings,andthenmoveontothe60(easy)ones.Thisway,youcanworkoutthebiggestthingsfirstandfeel61(please)withwhatyouhavecompleted.Lastly,don’tletotherthingsgetinyourway.Payattentiontoonethingatatime,andtrynottogetdistracted(分心)byTV,gamesortheinternet62youcancompletethingsmorequicklyand63(good)inthisway.Remember,timemanagementisaskillthatgetsbetterwithpractice.Keep64(try),andyou’llseegreatimprovements!七、任务型阅读Inthepast,connecting(与……有联系)withfriendsmeantspendingtimewiththeminperson(亲自).Butnowitisdifferent.

Knowmore:Inthepast,peopleconnectedwithfriendsinsimpleways.●Meetfriendsface-to-face.

●Gototheirfriends’homestoplayorchat.

●Meetatplaceslikeparksorsmallshops.

●Talkandhaveagoodtimetogether.Withthedevelopmentoftechnology,people’sliveshavechangedalot.Today,moreyoungpeopleprefertoconnectwiththeirfriendsonline.Theythinkitisagoodwaytoconnectwiththeirfriends.However,somepeoplethinkthatconnectingwithfriendsonlinemaymakethemlosetheirreal-worldfriendships.Doyouagreewithit?Herearesomeideas.

AgreeDisagreeTechnologyhurtsfriendships.WhenIcommunicatewithafriendonline,it’snoteasytounderstandwhatheorshereallymeansandfeels.Wemightthinkourfriendsarehappywhilethey’reupsetandangry.Afriendmightsendatextmessageasajoke.Butourfeelingsmightbebadbecausewethinkhe’sserious.Hi,I’mJack.Infact,technologydoesn’thurtfriendshipsatall.Instead,itcanmakethemstron