江苏省扬州市江都区八校联谊2025-2026学年八年级第二学期英语期中试卷（含答案无听力原文及音频）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页江苏省扬州市江都区八校联谊2025-2026学年八年级第二学期英语期中试卷一、听力-选择题：本大题共20小题，共20分。1.听对话，回答小题。Howwillthewomantravel?A. B. C.2.听对话，回答小题。WheredidMillievisitduringthesummerholiday?A. B. C.3.听对话，回答小题。WhereisMr.Ligoing?A. B. C.4.听对话，回答小题。Whendidthemeetingbegin?A. B. C.5.听对话，回答小题。Whatdidthegirlsendtohercousin?A. B. C.6.听对话，回答小题。Howmanypeoplewillgotothebeach?A.Three. B.Four. C.Five.7.听对话，回答小题。HowlongdidthewomanstayinSydney?A.For10years. B.For7years. C.For17years.8.听对话，回答小题。Whatdoesthegirladvisetheboytodo?A.GotoSuzhou. B.EnjoySuzhouPingtan.

C.Visitgardens. 9.听对话，回答小题。Wherearethetwospeakers?A.Inacinema. B.Inarestaurant. C.Atatheatre.10.听对话，回答小题。WhyistheSunshineRiverdirtynow?A.Becausepeoplethrowrubbishthere.

B.Becausethefactorypoursthewastethere.

C.Becausepeoplewashclothesthere.听对话，回答小题。11.HowwillTomgotoHongKong?A.Bytrain. B.Byplane. C.Byboat.12.WhatwillTomdowhenhegetstoHongKong?A.HewillgotoJohn’shome.

B.HewillgotothehotelwithJohn

C.HewillcallJohn.听一篇短文，回答小题。

AGoodWebsiteNameHappyTravellingWhat’sthewebsiteabout?

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.WhatdoesBruceknowaboutParis?ParisisthecapitalofFranceandfamousforits

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.ManytouristsliketowalkalongtheSeineRiverand

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intheshopsneartheriver.13.A.Frenchfood B.Europeancities C.Englishculture14.A.history B.museums

C.placesofinterest 15.A.drinkcoffee B.buypresents C.eatnicefood听短文，回答小题。16.HowlongwillthestudentsstayinLondon?A.Fortwoweeks. B.Fortwomonths. C.Fortwoyears.17.Whyshouldthestudentswearredshirts?A.Becauseitwillbeeasyforthefamilytofindthem.

B.Becausethestudents’schooluniformsarered.

C.BecauseEnglishpeoplelikeredbest.18.Whatwillthestudentsneedtotake?A.Fourphotosandaschoolletter.

B.Fourphotosandatelephonenumber.

C.Aredshirtandaschoolletter.19.Whatcanthestudentsdoiftheyhaveanyproblem?A.GoandseeMrs.Green.

B.CallMrs.Greenat6580-4937.

C.Askthefamilyforhelp.20.WhenisMrs.Greenintheoffice?A.Inthemorning.

B.Intheafternoon.

C.Everymorningandafternoon.二、单选题：本大题共15小题，共15分。21.2026YangzhouHalfMarathonis________success.Ifyouhaven’tvisitedYangzhou,youcantake________onlinetourofit.A.a;an B./;an C.a;a D.an;a22.Nowadays,peoplehavemanymorewaysof________,buttheydon’tgetascloseasbefore.A.condition B.communication C.conversation D.competition23.Icouldn’taffordtheticket,soIhadtowatchthe________TVbroadcastoftheconcertathome.A.lively B.living C.live D.alive24._______Austen’snovelsareaboutloveandmarriage,theBritishwriternevermarried.A.Since B.Until C.Although D.Unless25.—YourspokenEnglishisallverygood.Howdoyouimproveit?—Thanks.Mrs.Wangalwaysasksusto____________conversationsinourEnglishclasses.A.takeup B.turnup C.makeup D.putup26.Thenovelisquitedifficulttounderstand,________forchildrenunder10.A.truly B.certainly C.completely D.especially27.You________feelverytiredafterwaitingintheroomfortwohours.Infact,you________standallthetime.Youcanfindaplacetorest.A.must;mustn’t B.must;don’thaveto

C.can;don’thaveto D.can;shouldn’t28.Theteacheradvisedus______aplanforthereadingcompetitionfirst.A.make B.tomake C.making D.made29.Thenewmanagerbrings________experiencetothejob,soallhispartnersrespecthim.A.anumberof B.awealthof C.aseriesof D.alistof30.ToGulliver’ssurprise,thetinymanis________hismiddlefingerA.assamesizeas B.assmalleras

C.thesamesizeas D.thesamesmallas31.—Howlonghaveyou________yourhome?—________lastyear.Imissmyparentsverymuch.However,becauseofmywork,Ican’tgohome.A.left;Since B.left;For

C.beenawayfrom;For D.beenawayfrom;Since32.—Where’syourfather?Ihaven’tseenhimfordays.—He________Beijingforaweekandwon’tbebackuntilnextweek.A.hasgoneto B.hasbeento C.hasbeenin D.wentto33.—Ihaven’tseenyouforalongtime.—Yes.I________asavolunteerteacherinXizangforhalfayear.Icamebacktwodaysago.A.work B.haveworked C.willwork D.worked34.—I

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spend35.—ReadingEnglishaloudeverymorningisagoodhabittoimproveyourEnglish—________.Romewasn’tbuiltinaday.Wereallyneedtoppracticealot.A.Idon’tthinkso B.Nevermind

C.Iseeyourpoint D.Justdoit三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。MsWangisa65-year-oldretiredprimaryschoolteacherfromamountainvillageinJiangsu.Shehasspentherwholelife

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thechildreninhervillage,andshehasalsoseenthegreatchangesofthevillagewithherowneyes.WhenMsWangstartedteachingin1980,thevillagewasvery

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.Therewasnowideroad,noelectricity,andnomodernteachingfacilities.Thechildrenhadtowalkforhoursoverthemountainstogettoschool.Therewereonlyafewoldbooksintheclassroom,andthechildren

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hadachancetoseetheoutsideworld.MsWangalwayswantedtohelpthechildrenknowmoreabouttheworld.She

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herownmoneybuyingnewspapersandmagazines,andtoldthechildrenstoriesaboutcitiesandforeigncountries.Butsheknewthatwasnot

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.Greatchangeshave

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sincethe2010s.Withthegovernment’ssupport,awideroadwasbuilttoconnectthevillagewiththeoutsideworld.Anewschoolwithbrightclassroomsandcomputerroomswas

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.Everyclassroomgottheinternet.MsWangwasveryexcitedaboutthechanges.Shefoundanew

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:shecouldtakethechildrenononlinetoursaroundtheworld!Shelearnttousethecomputerbyherself,and

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freewebsitesofmuseums,scenicspotsanduniversitiesaroundtheworld.Everyweek,MsWanggivesanonlinetourlessontothechildren.Shetakesthemto“visit”thePalaceMuseum,“walk”alongtheWestLake,andeven“see”thePyramidsofGiza.Thechildrenlisten

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,andaskallkindsofquestions.Theyhavelearntmoreabouttheworld,andmanyofthemhave

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tostudyhardandgotocollegeinthefuture.MsWangsays,“Theinternethas

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awindowforthechildreninthemountains.Theworldhascometothemthroughthescreen.Iwill

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givingtheseonlinetourlessonsaslongasIcan.Ihopethesechildrencanseethewonderfulworld,and

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comebacktomakeourvillagebetterinthefuture.”ThechildrenallloveMsWang.Theysaysheisnotonlyateacher,butalsoa

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wholeadsthemtoseetheworld.36.A.teaching B.helping C.watching D.protecting37.A.rich B.poor C.clean D.quiet38.A.always B.often C.hardly D.usually39.A.took B.cost C.paid D.spent40.A.enough B.necessary C.important D.useful41.A.takenaway B.takenplace C.takenin D.takenoff42.A.setup B.putup C.takenup D.madeup43.A.job B.hobby C.idea D.plan44.A.lookedfor B.lookeddown C.lookedafter D.lookedat45.A.carelessly B.carefully C.quickly D.slowly46.A.decided B.refused C.forgot D.hated47.A.closed B.broken C.opened D.cleaned48.A.stop B.continue C.finish D.start49.A.already B.just C.never D.then50.A.guide B.friend C.parent D.pioneer四、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。AWiththerapiddevelopmentoftechnology,collectingonlinecontentisnolongerlimitedbytimeorspace.Manyyoungpeoplehavedevelopedthehabitofdigitalhoarding(数字囤积).Theysavealotofdigitalcontent(内容)andseldomdelete(删除)it.Recentresearchshowsthatamong1,001youngChinesepeoplesurveyed,82%ofthemsharethishabit.

MostfavoritehoardeddigitalcontentTop4reasonswhytheyhoarddigitalcontentAdviceformanagingdigitalhoarding●Collectcontentthatcanbeusedinthenearfuture.●Putcontentintocleargroups.●Deleteoldfiles(文件)often.●Setlimitsonfavoritestoavoidblindhoarding.51.WhichofthefollowingdoyoungChinesepeoplehoardmost?A.Photos. B.MoviesandTVdramas.

C.Materialsforself-improvement. D.Publicaccountarticles.52.WhatisNOTmentionedasareasonfordigitalhoarding?A.Tokeepoldmemories. B.Toimpressfriends.

C.Forlowhoardingcosts. D.Formentalrelief.53.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A.Tosaythathoardingisnotright.

B.Tosharestoragetoolswithreaders.

C.Todiscusshoardingproblemsandadvice.

D.Toencouragethehabitofmoredigitalhoarding.B“You!”saidtheCaterpillar(毛毛虫)coldly.“Whoareyou?”Alicereplied,rathershyly,“I—Ihardlyknow,sir,justatpresent—atleastIknowwhoIwaswhenIgotupthismorning,butIthinkIhavebeenchangedseveraltimessincethen.”Shefeltcrossanddecidedtoleave.“Comeback!”theCaterpillarcalled.“I’vesomethingimportanttosay!”Thissoundedhopeful,soAliceturnedback.“Keepyourtemper,”saidtheCaterpillar.“Iwill”saidAlice,tryingnottobeangry.“No,”saidtheCaterpillar.Itsmokedwithoutspeaking.Atlastittookthehookah(水烟袋)outofitsmouthandsaid,“Soyouthinkyou’rechanged,doyou?Howtalldoyouwanttobe?”“Alittletaller,please,”saidAlice.“Threeinchesissuchanawfulheight.”Insilence,theCaterpillarsmokeditshookah.Thenitgotdownoffthemushroom(蘑菇),saying,“Onesidewillmakeyougrowtaller,andtheotherwillmakeyougrowshorter.”“Onesideofwhat?”thoughtAlicetoherself.“Ofthemushroom,”saidtheCaterpillar,asifshehadaskeditaloud.Alicelookedattheroundmushroomcarefully.“Nosidesatall!”shesaidtoherself.Atlastshebrokeoffapiecefromeachside.Sheatealittlebitofthepieceinherrighthandnervouslyandshebecamesmallerrightaway.Soshetookabitefromtheleft-handpiece.Thistime,herheadwasashighasthetallesttreeinthewoodandherneckwasmuchlonger.Aseaofgreenleaveswasbelowher.——takenfromAliceinWonderland54.Theunderlinedword“temper”means________.A.身材 B.身高 C.情绪 D.节奏55.HowdidAlicelookwhenshesawaseaofgreenleavesbelowher?A.Shehadalongneck. B.Shehadabighead.

C.Shehadthinarms. D.Shehadshortlegs.56.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A.Alicewashappywithherheightofthreeinches.

B.TheCaterpillartoldAlicenothinguseful.

C.ThemushroomcouldchangeAlice’sheight.

D.Aliceateonlyonepieceofthemushroom.57.ThechangeofAlice’semotions(情绪)is________.A.angry→nervous→happy B.cross→angry→nervous

C.angry→nervous→cross D.cross→nervous→happyCAmy,amiddleschoolstudent,triedanewwaytolearnabouthistory—shetookanonlinetouroftheChinaGrandCanalMuseum.“MyhistoryteachertoldusthatYangzhouhasadeepconnectionwiththeGrandCanal,”Amysaid.“SinceIcouldn’tvisitthemuseuminperson,theonlinetourwasaperfectchoice.”TheChinaGrandCanalMuseumhasauser-friendlywebsite.WhenAmyenteredit,shesawavirtualgatethatlookedjustliketherealmuseum’sentrance.Byclickingthemouse,shecould“walk”intodifferentexhibitionhalls.Inthe“CanalandCityHall”,therewere3DmodelsshowinghowYangzhougrewintoabusycitybecauseoftheGrandCanal.Shecouldevenzoomintolookatsmalldetails,likeoldboatsandancientshopsalongtheriver.Amy’sfavouritepartwasthe“VirtualExperienceHall”.There,sheputonherheadphonesandwatchedashortvideo.Itfeltlikeshewassittingonaboat,sailingalongtheancientcanalandpassingYangzhou’soldbridges.“Icouldalmosthearthewaterandthesoundofpeoplesellingsnacksbytheriver,”shesaid.Theonlinemuseumalsohasa“KnowledgeTest”section.AfterAmyfinishedhertour,shetookashortquizabouttheGrandCanal’shistory.Whensheansweredaquestioncorrectly,alittlecartooncharacterpoppeduptocheerforher.“Itmadelearningfun,notboringatall,”Amysmiled.Attheendofthetour,Amysavedadigitalpostcardfromthemuseum.IthadapictureoftheGrandCanalatsunset.“Iwanttovisittherealmuseuminpersononeday,”shesaid.“Butthisonlinetourhasalreadytaughtmesomuchaboutthecity’shistory.”58.WhydidAmyvisittheChinaGrandCanalMuseumonline?A.Becauseshedidn’tliketherealmuseum.

B.Becausetheonlinemuseumwascheaper.

C.Becauseherteacheraskedhertovisititonline.

D.Becauseshecouldn’tgotothemuseuminperson.59.WhatdidAmydointhe“VirtualExperienceHall”?A.Shetaughtothersaboutcanalhistory.

B.Sheputonheadphonesandwatchedashortvideo.

C.Shesavedadigitalpostcardofthecanal.

D.Shetookashortquizaboutthecanal.60.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Amythoughttheonlinetourwasboring.

B.Thereisa“KnowledgeTest”partintheonlinemuseum.

C.Amydidn’tlearnanythingfromtheonlinetour.

D.Amycouldnotlookatsmalldetailsinthemuseum.61.Whatcanyouinferfromthepassage?A.AmyshowsgreatinterestinthehistoryofYangzhouandtheGrandCanal.

B.Amythinksonlinetoursarelessinterestingthanrealvisits.

C.AmywillnevervisittherealChinaGrandCanalMuseum.

D.AmyfailedtheknowledgetestabouttheGrandCanal.DA“lobster”hasbeenmakingwaves(浪花)recently.Itisnotthekindyou’dfindonthediningtable,butanewartificialintelligence(AI)agent.ItsnameisOpenClaw.Usingaredlobsterasitssymbol,itwasdevelopedbyAustrianprogrammerPeterSteinberger.InChina,manypeoplehavesetupthisAIontheircomputersto“raiselobster”.Forawhilenow,we’vehadAItoolslikeChatGPT.Theycanadviseusonwhattodo,buttheycan’treachintotherealworldtodoitforus.Also,theyonly“talk”whenasked.OpenClaw,ontheotherhand,“actuallydoesthings”.Forexample,itcansendemailsandbuyplanetickets.TheAIworksinchatapps,soyoucantextitliketextingafriend.OpenClawalsohasalong“memory”.Overtime,itlearnswhatyoulikeandfollowsyourschedule.YoucanwakeupinthemorningtoamessageaboutyourtopthreetaskswithoutevenhavingtoasktheAIfirst.Thisproactiveness(主动性)ismadepossiblebysomethingcalleda“heartbeat”,accordingtoClaireVo,aUSAIexpert.Sheexplainedthataheartbeatisatimerthatgoesoffregularly(定时).Witheach“heartbeat”,theAIcheckswhatcomesnext.However,OpenClawcollectsalotofpersonalinformationfromusers,whichisdangerous.InFebruary,researchersfoundthatimportantdatafromOpenClawwasputonlinewithoutinformingtheusers.Hackers(黑客)coulduseittocontrolusers’computers.OnMarch8and10,theChinesegovernmentgaveitsfirst-everwarningsaboutthiskindofAI,tellingpeopletobecarefulwhileusingit.

62.Whatdoesthefirstsentencemean?A.AnAItoolhasbecomepopularrecently.

B.AnAIlobstercanteachpeoplehowtoswim.

C.Peoplefoundanewkindoflobster.

D.Apetlobsterhasbecomefamous.63.HowisOpenClawdifferentfromChatGPT?A.Itgivesfasteranswers.

B.Itofferspeoplebetteradvice.

C.Ittalkstopeoplewhentheyask.

D.Itcanfinishrealtaskstohelpitsusers.64.Whatdoesthe“heartbeat”helpOpenClawdo?A.Rememberusers’likes. B.Checkwhattodonext.

C.Sendmessagestofriends. D.Keeppersonalinformationsafe.65.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.APopularSeafood—Lobster

B.OpenClaw:ASpecial“Lobster”AI

C.HowtoUseAIToolsSafely

D.TheProblemswithNewAI五、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。66.Thebeautifulhandiworkofleaf-veinembroidery(叶脉绣)inTongren,Guizhouprovince,hasmadeGuizhouembroideryfamousinChina.Leaf-veinembroiderydatesbacktotheSongDynasty.Ithasbeenusedtosendinformationbyseveralethnicgroups(民族)inthesouthwesternregion.YangLi,aninheritor(传承人)ofthisskill,hasbroughttogetherthetraditionalembroideryoftheMiao,TujiaandDongethnicgroupsintheleaves.Shealsomixedtraditionalbeautywithmodernskill.Leaf-veinembroideryartworkishighlyvaluedbecauseitisdifficulttomake.Thekeystepsincludepickinganddryingtheleaves,thendesigningandembroideringthepattern.LeavesfromplantsinthethickforestsoftheFanjingMountainareainTongrenprovidethebestmaterial.Aftertheleavesnaturallysofteninabout20days,theyarefumigated(熏蒸).Thenpatterns,withideasfromancientstoriesandnature,aredrawnontheveins.However,becauseleaf-veinembroideryneedslongandhardwork,itisnotveryeasytokeepthistraditionalskillalive.“Duringmylifetime,IfeelIhaveaduty.Ishoulddoitbetterandpassonthisskill.”Yangsaid.In2022,Yangsetupatrainingcentreandhassincesharedleaf-veinembroiderythroughshortvideoswithherstudentYangXinyu.“Leaf-veinembroideryisatreasure.AsayoungpersonaffectedbymyteacherYangLi,Ihavekeptonlearningthisskillandhopethatmoreyoungpeoplewillreturntotheirhometownstocarryonthisskill.”YangXinyusaid.(1)Whendidleaf-veinembroiderystart?_________________________________(2)Whohasbroughttogetherthetraditionalembroideryofseveralethnicgroupsintheleaves?_________________________________(3)Howlongdotheleavesnaturallysoftenbeforefumigating?_________________________________(4)Whyisitnotveryeasytokeepleaf-veinembroideryalive?_________________________________(5)Whatdoyouthinkofleaf-veinembroideryaccordingtothepassage?_________________________________六、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。67.Chinahasalongandrichhistorywithagreatcivilization(文明).Inr

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years,moreandmorepeoplehaverealizedtheimportanceofreadingChineseclassics.Amongthem,TheBookofSongs(《诗经》)andHistoricalRecords(《史记》)aretwoofthemostimportantw

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.Letusreadthesetwobookstogether.TheBookofSongsistheb

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ofancientChinesepoetryandalsotheearliestcollectionofpoetryinChina.WhenIreadthisbook,IfeellikeI’mhavingat

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withpeoplefromthousandsofyearsago.It’sjustlikesteppingintotheirtime.OneofthepoemsiscalledAHomesickWarrior(《采薇》).Itm

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talksabouthowsoldiershadtoleavetheirhomestofightformanyyears.Eventhoughtheymissedtheirhomelandverymuch,theycouldn’tr

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becauseofthewar.HistoricalRecords,orShiji,isthefirstbiographical(传记)generalhistoryofChina.Itr

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theeventsfromthefamousYellowEmperortothefirstyearsoftheHanWudi(EmperorWuofHan).Inthisbook,IcanseehowSimaQianmadethec

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inthestorycomealivewithhiswords.DoyouknowthestoryofDaYu?DaYu,thehero,triedsohardthathefinallymanagedtocontroltheflood.Duringthep

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of13years,hewentpasthisownhomethreetimeswithoutstoppingbytovisithiswifeandchildren.Hethrewhimselfintotheworldoffightinga

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七、单词拼写-单句：本大题共4小题，共4分。68.As

(先锋)inmedicalscience,theydevelopedanewtreatmentforthedisease.69.Studying

(在国外)canmakepeoplefeellonelybecausetheymayhavenofriendsaround.70.Accordingtoastudy,about1billioncitizenscanafforda

(数字式的)television.71.TheamazingviewsinYangzhoualwaysmakeithardforvisitorsto

(描述).八、单句语法填空：本大题共6小题，共6分。72.Idon’tliketravellingonlineverymuch,andmysisterdoesn’tlikeit

(也).73.Theonlinetourguidecangivean

(introduce)toplacesofinterest.74.Withmorepeoplemovingtothecity,thestreetsinthevillagesbecomemuch

(empty)thanbefore.75.Thetwogroupsoftenwork

(close)witheachotherandhavedonealotforkids.76.Fewtouristshavedifficulty

(explore)placesaroundtheworldthroughonlinetours.77.The

(report)questionsshowedgreatinterestinthedevelopmentofourcountry.九、句子翻译：本大题共5小题，共5分。78.我更喜欢报名参加游泳训练课程而不是待在家里。

79.毫无疑问，这座城市正以惊人的速度发展。

80.我爸爸去纽约出差过两次。

81.尽管他筋疲力尽，他仍设法把一只手从绳子里抽出来。

82.无论你是不是自然爱好者，游览扬州都是必须的。

十、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共30分。83.俗话说“读万卷书不如行万里路”，就这个话题，八年级一班的学生展开了激烈的讨论，一些人认为读书很重要，一些人认为行万里路(旅行)更重要，请根据以下要点写一篇演讲稿。

SomepeopleReadingisimportant:offerdifferentkindsofknowledge;openanewworld;...OthersTravelingisimportant:enjoybeautifulview;meetdifferentpeople;getarealtasteoflocalculture;...Myopinion...要求：1.内容完整，语言通顺，意思连贯；2.词数100字左右，文章的开头已经给出，不计入总词数；3.文中不得出现你的真实姓名和学校名称。Hello!Everyone!I’mLucy.TodayIwanttotalkabout