2025~2026学年浙江省杭州市钱江新城实验八年级上学期10月英语随堂练习卷

2025~2026学年浙江省杭州市钱江新城实验八年级上学期10月英语随堂练习卷一、阅读理解1.HowmuchshouldMrs.Lipayifshetakesthe3-dayHangzhouwithhertwodaughters?

A．¥3,600.B．¥3,000.C．¥2,640.D．¥2,000.2.WhatcanyoudoonNanjingRoad?

A．Enjoydeliciousseafood.B．Makesilkforyourmom.C．Walkalongthefamouslake.D．Goshoppingforgifts.3.Howcanyoutakethe2-dayDongtoutourfromShanghai?

A．TravelbycarorbyshiponMonday.B．DriveacarorgobytrainonThursday.C．FlythereortakeatrainonSaturday.D．DriveacarorgobyshiponSunday.OnanearlyAprilevening,afterwalkingmorethan15kilometersinNanjing,IrodeabicyclealongaroadbesidetheZhonghuaGate.AfterthinkingforawhileinfrontoftheZhonghuaGate,Idecidednottospendsomuchmoneytowatchthelightshow.AsIturnedaround,Isawabeautifulparkbesideariver.ItookawalkbytheriveranddiscoveredfromthemapthatitisthefamousQinhuaiRiver—Nanjing’s“motherriver”.ThemapalsoshowedmethatIwasclosetoLaomendong,ahistoricalandculturalarea.Eachstreethasitsownhistory.GutongAlley(小巷)isoneofthemainstreets.DuringtheMingDynasty(朝代),thisareawashometobarrel(桶)makersworkingforShenWansan,therichestmaninJiangnan.Theirskillsturnedthealleyintoacenterforlearninganddoingbusiness(生意),givingititsname.IwalkedthroughGutongAlley.Itwasquietandrelaxing.The39thChinaOinhuaiLantern(灯笼)Festivalwasstillinprogress.Beautifullanternslitupdifferentcorners.Therewereseveralcatsatthefootofthewall,soIwentovertogreetthembeforeheadingtoastreetcalledSantiaoying.Withalargegoldensnakelantern,thestreetmademewanttoexploreit.Tomysurprise,IfoundamuseuminJieziGarden.Unluckily,itwasclosed.Ihadtosearchonlinetolearnmoreaboutit.4.Whydidthewriterdecidetoskip(跳过)thelightshow?

A．Becausehedidn’tlikelights.B．Becausetheplacewastoofartowalkto.C．BecausehewantedtogotoLaomendong.D．Becausethepriceoftheticket(票)wastoohigh.5.Whichofthefollowingistherightorderaccordingtothetext?a.Severalcatsinterestedthewriter.b.Thewritersawalargesnakelantern.c.ThewriterrodeabicycleneartheZhonghuaGate.d.ThewriterenjoyedarelaxingtimeinGutongAlley.e.ThewriterwentforawalkalongtheQinhuaiRiver.

A．e-c-a-d-bB．c-e-d-a-bC．c-e-a-b-dD．e-d-c-a-b6.Whatwouldthewriterwriteaboutnext?

A．ThehistoryofSantiaoying.B．Thecatshemetnearthewall.C．Informationaboutthemuseum.D．Thesizeofthegoldensnakelantern.7.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheQinhuaiLanternFestivalB．AvisittothemuseuminJieziGardenC．AnighttourinNanjingD．ExploringtheoldstreetsofLaomen-dongAhomeismorethanjustaplacetolive.It’swherewefeelsafe,happyandloved.Everyonecandosomethingtomaketheirhomeabetterplace.Whatcanyoudoforyourhome?Smallactionscanmakeabigdifference!Startbykeepingyourhomeclean.Tidyyourroom,washthedishesandsweepthefloorregularly.Acleanspacebringsjoyandpeace.Next,helpoutwithdailytasks.Youcancookasimplemeal,watertheplantsorplaywithyourpet.Thesesmallactsofkindnesscreatewarmthandshowthatyoucare.Howdoeshomemakeyoufeel?Homeiswhereyoucanrelaxandbeyourself.Thinkaboutlaughingwithyourfamily,sharingexcitingstoriesorsimplyenjoyingquietmomentstogether.Whenyouaretiredorfeelingdown,homegivesyoucomfort(安慰).Theloveofyourfamilymakesyourhomespecial.Howcanyoucreateacozyhome?Turnyourhouseintoacozyhomewithpersonaltouches(个性化元素)!Hangupphotosofhappytimes,lightanice-smellingcandleorplaysomerelaxingmusic.Youcanalsodecorateyourroomwiththingsyoulove,suchaspostersorplants.Awelcominghomecanmakeyourdaybrighter.Homeisn’tjustahouse;it’safeeling.Itmeanslove,safetyandasenseofbelonging.Thepeopleinsidemakeahomespecial,nomatterhowbigorsmallitis.Asweethomeisfullofcare,laughterandwarmth.8.HowdoesthewritershowhismainideainParagraph2?

A．Bylistingthereasons.B．Bytellingatruestory.C．Bygivingsomeexamples.D．Byusingsomenumbers.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“cozy”mean?

A．Bigandrich.B．Comfortableandwarm.C．Loudandawful.D．Commonbutimportant.10.Whichofthefollowingmaythewriteragreewith?

A．Bighousesarebetterforfamilies.B．Acleanhomeisthehappiestplace.C．Decoratingahomecanbeexpensive.D．Ahome’smeaningcomesfromlove,notsize.二、任务型阅读阅读下面材料，从方框中所给的A-E五个选项中选出正确选项（其中一项是多余选项），将其序号填入第1-4小题，并回答第5小题。Doyouknowthesaying“Tidyspace,tidymind”?Thenewyearisagreattimetoclearoutallthethingsyoudon’tneed.Whenyourroomiscleanandtidy,yourmindfeelscalm(冷静的)andhappytoo.11Maybeyougotnewtoys,books,orclothesasgifts.Youmightnothavespacefortheminyourroomyet.Inwinter,coldweathermeansspendingmoretimeindoorsplayinggames,drawingandtakingthingsouttouseorplaywith.Beforeyouknowit,yourbedroomgetsmessyandthere’snotenoughspacetotidyeverythingaway.Whyiscleaninghelpful?12Dr.DianeRobertsStolersaystoomuchofamessmakesithardtothink.Itcanalsomakeithardertomakedecisions.It’shardtofindthings,likeyoursocksorschoolbooks,whenyourroomismessy.13Wheredoyoustart?It’snotalwayseasytoclean,butyoucanstartsmall.14Playingmusicorlisteningtoastorywhileyouarecleaningcanhelpmaketidyingfun.Askafriendorabrotherorsistertohelpyou.Youcanalsothinkabouthowfunitwillbetouseyourcleanspacewhenyou’redone.A.Whocanyouaskforhelp?B.Howdoesamess(混乱)happen?C.Trycleaningoneshelforonedrawerfirst.D.Havingabigclear-outfeelsgood.E.Butwheneverythingisintherightplace,yousavetimeandfeelhappy.5.Whatdoyouthinkoftheidea“atidyroomhelpsyoufeelcalmandhappy”?Why?(Answerwithin15words)15三、完形填空Manypeoplelikechocolate.Theyknoweatingchocolate________themfeelhappy.AnAmericandoctor,DrBryan,saidthateatingchocolatemightalsomakethem________.However,hewasn’tsure________chocolateaffected(影响)people.________DrBryanmadeastudy.Bryanput100young________intotwogroups.Heaskedonegroupto________chocolate,andaskedtheothergroupnottoeatchocolate.Afterfifteenminutes,hegave________groupspapers.Hewantedtocheck________memoriesandabilitiestoanswerquestions.Thegroupthatatechocolatecould________morewordsandpicturesthanthegroupthatdidn’teatchocolate.SoBryanthoughtthere________bethingsinchocolate.“Themost________thingisthatthesethingscanaffectpeople’sbrains,”saidBryan.Don’tforgettohavesome________beforeexams.Itwillbeverygood________yourexams.Ofcourse,eatingchocolatedoesn’t________thatyouwillpasseveryexam.You________needtostudyhard!Weshouldthinkaboutthisprobleminarightway.16.A．makesB．callsC．givesD．decides17.A．happierB．smarterC．busierD．richer18.A．whatB．whereC．howD．when19.A．SoB．IfC．ThoughD．Because20.A．ratsB．ducksC．peopleD．fish21.A．buyB．eatC．sellD．drink22.A．bothB．eachC．everyD．all23.A．hisB．herC．ourD．their24.A．forgetB．careC．rememberD．write25.A．needB．shouldC．mustD．would26.A．seriousB．importantC．traditionalD．different27.A．fruitB．meatC．chocolateD．juice28.A．forB．ofC．atD．about29.A．sayB．meanC．thinkD．drive30.A．againB．neverC．everD．still四、选词填空阅读下面短文，根据方框内所给单词写出其正确形式。

matter,arrive,almost,packup,nod,rubbishItwasSaturdaymorning.Lilywantedtohelpherparentswithhousework.First,shehelped31thewinterclothes.Thenshetookoutthe32.Herdadsaid,“Couldyouhelpmewashthecar?”Lily33andwalkedtowardherfather’scar.Later,thewholefamilywentshoppingatthemarket.Afterbuyingsomefruitandvegetables,theywenthome.Ontheir34fromthemarket,Lily’smotherbegantomakelunch.Whenlunchwasready,itwas351:00pm.Afterlunch,thefamilycleanedthekitchentogether.Lilywastired,butshewashappy.Herdadsaid,“Youareveryhelpful.”“No36howsmallthejobis,itstillmakesadifference.”Momadded.Lilysmiledandsaid,“I’llhelpagainnextSaturday!”五、短文填空阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释或音标提示写出单词的正确形式（每空一词）。Onacoldwinter’sevening,thewindblewhardoutside.Thesmellof37(/'freʃli/)madebiscuitsfilledtheair,makingthehousefeelwarm.Emma’smom38(邀请)someneighboursoverfordinner.Shespenttheafternooncookingdeliciousfood.EmmahelpedhersetthetableandJaketook39(笔记)onhowtomakehisfavouritedessert.Hewantedtosurprisehisparentsoneday.Justastheywereabouttostarteating,Emmasawa40(熟悉)person.ItwastheirfriendMrBrown.Helookedtired,soherdadquicklyputonhiscoatandgavehimalifthome.Whenhecameback,hesaidthatMrBrown‘sheating(暖气设备)was41(不运行的),sohetookhimbacktotheirhouse.MrBrownwasthankful.Hetoldseveralstoriesabouthischildhood(童年).Heusedtobea42(作家),andhisstorieswerefullof43(/dʒɔɪ/).Thenightwenton44(直到……为止)theearlyhours,butnobodywantedtoleave.Beforegoingtobed,Emmathoughtabouthowluckyshewastohavesuchalovingfamily.Evensmallmoments,like45(开玩笑)atbreakfast,couldmakeherhappy.Evenonthecoldestnights,theirhousewasfulloflaughterandwarmth.Onesunnyafternoon,Inoticedhowtiredmyparentswereafterwork.My46(mother)handswererough(粗糙的)fromcleaning,andmyfatherlookedalittlethinandsmallbecauseofhardwork.Iwantedtohelpthem,soIplanned47(do)something.First,Iputallthe48(book)aroundthelivingroombackonthebookcases.Asforthefragile(易碎的)thingsonthebookcases,Iwasverycareful49them,tryingnottobreakanything.Then,I50(sweep)thefloorandtookouttherubbish.Next,Idecidedtopreparedinner.Ilookedthroughacookbook,chose51easydish,andfollowedthestepsasbestasIcould.52thekitchenwasamessintheend,themealsmelleddelicious.Whenmyparentswalkedin,53(they)tiredeyeslitup.Theyfelt54(surprise)atwhattheysaw.Thehousewastidy,andawarmmealwaswaitingforthem.Mymotherheldmyhand55(happy)andmyfathertouchedmyheadwith