2025~2026学年浙江省台州市椒江区书生中学上学期八年级第三次月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年浙江省台州市椒江区书生中学上学期八年级第三次月考英语试卷一、阅读理解1.HowmuchshouldMrsLipayifshetakesthe3-dayHangzhoutourwithherson?

A．￥3,000.B．￥2,000.C．￥1,760.D．￥1,200.2.WhatcanyoudoonNanjingRoad?

A．Enjoydeliciousseafood.B．Makesilkforyourmum.C．Walkalongthefamouslake.D．Goshoppingforgifts.3.Inwhichpartofthemagazinecanwereadthetext?

A．Travel.B．Sports.C．Food.D．Science.Haveyoufoundyourselflisteningto“ancientpeople”onlinerecently?CreativevloggersareusingAItechnologytobringfamouspeoplefromhistorylikeTangDynastypoetsLiBaiandDuFu“backtolife”.Thesevideoshavebecomepopular,showingtheseancienticonsspeakinginmodernlanguage.Inonevideo,DuFutalksabouthisexperienceduringtheAn-ShiRebellion(755-763).Inanother,MingDynastymedicalexpertLiShizhenmakesfunofmodernlifestyles,liketryingtobehealthybydrinkinggojiberry(枸杞)waterbutstillstayinguplate.“Thevideosmakemewanttolearnmoreaboutimportantancientpeople.Ididn’tknowmuchabouttheirstoriesbefore,”saidWangJiayi,15,fromShandong.Thenewtrend(趋势)isn’tforeveryone,however.Thewaytheseancientpeoplespeak,inhightonesandalwaysaskingquestions,annoys(使……恼怒)somepeople.“They’retoopushy,whichisdifferentfromhowtheyreallywere,”said14-year-oldWangShuotongfromJiangsu.XiaBoen,14,fromHubei,feltthesame.Buthewassurprisedtofindthatherememberedalmosteverythingtheysaidabouttheirexperiencesandachievementsthankstothespeakingstyleinthevideos.Thesevideosuseamoremodernwaytoletancientpeople“speakforthemselves”.Theyalsoopenupnewpossibilitiesforculturalexchanges.TheycanintroduceChina’sancientwisdomtoaglobalaudience,helpingtospreadChineseculturefarandwide.However,weshouldbecarefulwiththesevideos,makingsuretheyarenotsharingfakeinformation.4.Howdoesthewriterintroducethetopic?

A．Bytellingastory.B．Byshowingastudy.C．Bydescribingaproblem.D．Byaskingaquestion.5.WhatdoesWangJiayithinkofthevideoscreatedbyAI?

A．HelpfulB．FunnyC．DifficultD．Annoying6.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A．AIvideosofancientpeoplearelikedbyeveryone.B．DuFutalksabouthislifeintheMingDynastyinonevideo.C．ThewriterthinksAIvideosareusefulaslongaswearecarefulwiththem.D．Thesevideosneversharefakeinformationaboutancientpeople.7.Whatmaybethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．AncientPeopleinModernChina.B．TheUseofAIinHistoricalResearch.C．AIBringsAncientPeople“BacktoLife”.D．CreativeVloggersMakePopularVideos.①It’sgoodtobesomeone’sbestfriend.Buthowcanweknowafriendfitstheroleof“BFF(bestfriendforever)”?②JeffreyHall,ateacherfromtheUniversityofKansas(KU),thinkshehasananswer.Hefindsouthowlongittakestomakeafriend,andhowlongittakestomovethroughdifferentstages(阶段)offriendship.③HallandotherteachersfromKUdidthestudyintwoparts.Inthefirstpart,thestudyteamstudied355people.Thesepeoplejustmovedtoanewplaceandwerelookingfornewfriends.Sixmonthslater,thesenewcomerswereaskedtomatch(匹配)peopletheymetwithoneofthefourkinds:apersonyouknowbutnotverywell,anot-closefriend,afriend,oragoodfriend.④Inthesecondpart,Hall’steamasked112KUnewstudentsabouttwopeopletheymetwhentheystartedschool.Thentheteamfollowedupforfourtosevenweekstoseewhichkindoffriendshipthestudentsfellintoandhowlongittook.Herearetheresults:ittakesabout40to60hourstobecomeanot-closefriend,80to100hourstobeafriend,andabout200hourstobecomeagoodfriend.⑤“Weneedtospendtimeonfriendship,”Hallsaid.“Makingclosefriendsisoneofthemostimportantthingsinourlives.”Youcan’tordersomeonetobeyourfriend,andfriendshipisn’tjustaboutnumbers.Ifyouwanttohaveaclosefriend,thebestwayistospendmoretimetogether.8.Whatdoweknowaboutthe355peopleinthefirstpartofthestudy?

A．Theywerelookingforjobs.B．Theywantednewfriends.C．TheywereteachersfromKU.D．Theywerestudentsinanewschool.9.Howlongdoesittaketobecomeagoodfriend?

A．About40to60hours.B．80to100hours.C．About200hours.D．Sixmonths.10.What’sthestructure(结构)ofthepassage?

A．①/②③④/⑤B．①②③/④⑤C．①/②③/④⑤D．①②/③④/⑤11.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthepassage?

A．It’snotgoodtobeaclosefriendwithsomeone.B．Friendshipcanbebuiltwithoutspendinganytime.C．Ittakestimeandcaretobuildatruefriendship.D．Everyonecaneasilymakegoodfriendsinashorttime.Animalwasteisbecomingatreasure!Scientistshavefoundaspecialwaytouseanimalpoop(粪便).Theycalltheirproject“PooZoo”.Thisprojecthelpsprotectwildanimals.Inthepast,itwasusuallydifficultforscientiststogetapieceofwildanimalskin(皮肤)forresearch.Theyhavetocatchtheanimalsandmakethemsleeptocollectinformation.Thisnotonlytakesalotoftimebutcanalsobebadfortheanimals.Theydecidedtocollectinformationbyusinganimalpoopbecausetherewerelivingcells(细胞)init.ThesecellshaveDNA,whichgivesthemimportantinformationforbreeding(繁育)programsandanimalprotection.Thisisveryimportantasthenumberofwildanimalsisquicklydropping.Tohelpendangeredanimals,ProfessorSusannahWilliamsfromtheUniversityofOxfordintheUKcreatedthe“PooZoo”project.Theideaistocollectlivingcellsfromanimalpoopwithouthurtingthemandthengrowthecells.Startingwithmousepoop,theteamtriedmanywaystocollectthecellswhilekeepingthemfresh.Afterimprovingtheirskills,scientiststurnedtoelephantpoop.Theycleanedthepoopcarefullyandtookoutthelivingcells.ProfessorWilliamstoldCNNthattheteamhadsuccessfullycollectedlivingelephantcellsmanytimes.Shehopespeoplecanusethiswayinthewildbylookingforanimalfootprints(脚印)andfurtofindpoop.However,it’snoteasytomakelifefromtheselivingcellsnow.Poophasalotofbacteria(细菌),soscientistsneedbetterwaystogrowhealthycells.“Theyalsoneedtolearnmoreaboutanimalbreedingtoturnthesecellsintobabies”,saidVicemagazine.12.Whatdoestheword“treasure”inParagraph1probablymean?

A．垃圾.B．宝藏C．废物D．项目13.Whydidscientistsstart“PooZoo”?

A．Toprotectthewildanimals.B．TodiscovertheDNAofmiceandelephants.C．Tocreateawaytomakecatchingwildanimalseasy.D．Tostoppeoplefromgettingapieceofwildanimalskin.14.Whydidscientistsuseanimalpoopforresearch?

A．Becauseitisfree.B．Becauseithaslivingcells.C．Becauseitisdifficulttofind.D．Becauseithasalotofbacteria.15.Whatwillscientistsdonext?

A．Theywillstoptheprojectandstartanewone.B．Theywilltellmoremagazinesabouttheproject.C．Theywillimprovetheirwaystogrowhealthycells.D．Theywilltrytofindmoreanimalpoopinthewild.二、任务型阅读阅读下列材料，从方框中所给的A-E五个选项中选择正确的选项(其中一项是多余选项)，将其序号填入1-4题，并回答第5题。Asthesayinggoes,“Timeismoney.”Nowweallliveareallybusylife,________Agoodtimetablehelpsyoutakecontrol(控制)ofyourtime.Herearesomewaystomakeatimetable.First,________Don’tworryifyoucan’tthinkofeverythingatonce.Youcancarryasmallnotebookandwritedownwhatyoudoduringtheday.Intheend,youwillhaveafulllistofthingstodo.Next,don’tworryabouthowtidythelistlooks.Whenyoustart,youmaythinkeverythingisimportant.That’sfine.Justwritedownalltheactivitiesyoucanthinkof.Later,youcandecidewhichonesmattermost.Then,________Forexample,youcanaskaquestionlike:howmanysmalltasksdoyouneedtofinishbeforeyoureachabiggoal?Youmayfindthatsmallstepscanmakeabigdifference.Finally,________Atimetablewillhelpyouseewhatyoushoulddofirstandsetaside(把……放一边)thingsthatarenotimportant.Trythesewaysandseehowyourlifewillchange.Andyouwillbesurprisedbythechangesinyourlife.

A．askyourselfsomequestionsaboutyouractivities.B．writedownboththebigtasksandthesmallones.C．itisOKtogiveupsomeunimportantthings.D．soit’simportanttoknowhowtomakeuseoftime.E．alwaysfinishsmalltasksfirstbecausetheyareeasy.16.________17.________18.________19.________20.Ifyouareverybusy,willyoumakeatimetable?Why?(不多于15词)________________________________________三、完形填空阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Alittlegirlandherfatherwereflyingakiteinthepark.Thedaughterwasalittletired,sotheytooka________onthebench(长凳).Suddenly,thedaughtersawanoldman________applesnearby.Sheaskedherfathertobuysome.Herfatherdidn’tbringmuch________withhim.Hecouldonlybuytwoapples.Soheboughttwo,andgave________ofthemtohisdaughter,smiling.Hisdaughterheldoneappleinherlefthandandtheotherintherighthand.Lookingatthis,thefatherasked,“Couldyou________oneoftheappleswithme?”Hearingthis,thegirlquicklytookabite(咬)fromoneapple.And________herfathercouldspeak,shetookabitefromtheotherapple.Thefatherwasvery________.Hewondered________hisdaughteractedinsuchagreedy(贪心的)way.Hewaslostinthought.“Maybeshewasjusttoo________tounderstandaboutsharingandgiving.”Thesmile________fromhisface.Suddenly,hisdaughtercametohim,withanappleinherhand.“Daddy,havethisone!Itismuch________andmorejuicy,”saidthegirlexcitedly.Themanwastoo________tosayaword.Hemadethejudgment(判断)tooquickly!Andatthesametime,his________camebackwhenheknewwhyhisdaughterhadquicklytakenabitefromeachapple.Sodon’tjudge________ordrawaconclusion(结论)tooquicklyinyourlife.Trytogivesomemoretimeto________thingsbetter.21.A．walkB．lookC．showerD．break22.A．buyingB．sellingC．plantingD．cutting23.A．foodB．waterC．moneyD．fruit24.A．bothB．eitherC．noneD．neither25.A．showB．shareC．haveD．give26.A．afterB．untilC．beforeD．when27.A．movedB．scaredC．surprisedD．proud28.A．howB．whenC．whatD．why29.A．braveB．seriousC．youngD．old30.A．wentoutB．actedoutC．wentawayD．turnedup31.A．sweeterB．smallerC．saltierD．bigger32.A．boredB．greatC．sorryD．good33.A．appleB．smileC．thoughtD．daughter34.A．nothingB．everythingC．somethingD．anything35.A．prepareB．changeC．understandD．question四、选词填空用方框中所给词语的适当形式填空，每词仅用一次。

wing/tiny/die/rainbow/think/takecareofLastSunday,Iwaswalkinginthegardenaftertherain,Isawa36birdontheground.Itwassosmallthatitcouldlieinmyhand.Oneofits37washurtanditcouldn’tfly.Itlooked38butIsawitschestmovingslightly.IknewIhadtoprotectit.Idecidedtoinvitemyfriend,wholovesanimals,tocomeand39thebird.Justaswewerecaringforthelittlebird,abeautiful40appearedinthesky.Itwasasignofhope.We41thatthebirdwouldbefine.五、短文填空根据短文内容和中文提示，在空白处填入单词。每空限填一词。MylittlesisteristhefunniestpersonIknow!Shealwayspretendstobeagrown-up,buthersillyjokesmakeeveryonelaugh.Sheispopularinour42(社区).Ourparentspraiseherforbeingkind,yetshe’safraidofdogsandhateseatingvegetables.Sheissoforgetfulthatsheloseshertoys43(容易).She’llfight44(反对)meifItouchhertoys.Onceshe45(争吵)withmebecauseIplayedwithhertoybearwithoutaskingher.Shereadsbooks46(在任何……时候)sheisfree.Andshefindsjoyinlittlethings.Shewantstobeaninventor.Sheis47(勤奋)whenitcomestoherdream.Once,shetriedtobuildaspaceshipoutofrubbishboxes.Shecomparesthe48(旅行，旅程)toachievingherdreamtoclimbingamountain.“It’s49(不可能)forasmallinsecttogettothetop,butIcan!”Shesays.Herdreamshowsthatitisimportantto50(相信)inourselves—evenwhenotherslaugh.Sheisnotasillydreamer;she’sapleasantreminder(提醒者)thatthedifferencebetweensuccessandfailureisoftenjustonemoretry.阅读下面材料，在空白处填入一个适当的单词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Doyouofteneatinstantnoodles(方便面)?Doyouenjoy51(eat)them?Once,instantnoodleswereoneof52(popular)foodsinChina.Butnowtheyseemtobeoutofdate.Afewyearsago,instantnoodleswerepopularalthoughtheyarenot53(health)food.Ineverysupermarket,instantnoodlessoldwell.AlargenumberofChinesepeople54(choose)toeatinstantnoodleswhentheydidn’twanttocook55werenotgoodatcooking.But56don’tChinesepeopleeatinstantnoodlesnow?Here5