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2025学年第一学期期末八年级英语试卷

(满分120分)

Part1Listening(第一部分听力)

1.ListeningComprehension(共30分)

A.Listenandchoosetherightpictures(根据你所听到的内容,选出相应的图片):(5分)

B.Listentotheconversationandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestion(根据你听到的对

话,选出最恰当的答案)(5分)

6.A.Cashandcoins.B.Facialrecognition.C.Creditcards.

7.A.Onlytextbooks.B.VRheadsets.C.Papermaps.

8.A.Cleanthehouse.B.Flytothemoon.C.Foldlaundry.

9.A.Solarenergy.B.Gasoline.C.Coal.

10.A.Oil.B.Water.C.Wind.

C.Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertoeachquestion(根据你听到的短文,选

出最恰当的答案):(10分)

11.WhatdidLilywanttotryoutonthesunnyafternoon?

A.Avirtualrealityheadset.B.Aconcertticket.

CAswimmingsuit.

12.WherewasLilytransportedtorightafterputtingontheheadset?

A.Anunderwaterworld.B.Amovietheater.C.Aconcerthall.

13.WhatwasLilydoingwhenshefeltthemusicvibrating?

A.Sittinginherlivingroom.B.Dancingandsingingatthevirtualconcert.

C.Swimmingwithfishintheunderwaterworld.

14.WhatdidLilyseeinthevirtualunderwaterworld?

A.Cheeringpeopleandaband.B.Colourfulfishandcoralreefs.

C.Popcornandmusicequipment.

15.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellusabout?

A.Howtouseavirtualrealityheadsetcorrectly.

B.Lily'samazingvirtualexperienceswithanewheadset.

CThedifferencesbetweenrealandvirtualconcerts.

D.Listentothepassageandcompletetheform.(根据听到的短文内容完成表格。每空不超过

三个词。):(10分)

LifeintheFuture

TopicDetails

FutureTechnologyPeoplewilluserobotstohelpwith16.________.

TransportationInthefuture,17.________andself-drivingvehicleswillexist.

Education18.________andAItutorswillhelpstudentslearnathome.

WorkPeoplemaywork19.________.

BalanceIfsimportanttobalance20.________withhumaninteraction.

Part2GrammarandVocabulary(第二部分语法和词汇)

H.Choosethebestanswer(选择最恰当的答案,每题只有一个正确答案)(共10分)

Usingsciencetomaketheworldabetterplace

Ascienceprojectcanbeajoborafunhobby.Butdoingresearchcanalsobeachancetohelpothersandmake

theworldabetterplace.Here'saninterviewwithtwoteenscientistswho]thisyear'sscience

competition,SallyandAllen.

♦Canyouintroduceyourproject?

Sally:Imadealitter-collectingrobot.Themachineispoweredbythesun'senergy.Itcannotonlyfindlitter

butalsoputlitterintodifferentgroups.

Allen:Ideveloped2apptorecommendsongs.Itrecordssomeone'sheartratewhilelisteningto

music.Theinformation3recommendothermusicthatcanhelpthepersonrelax.

♦4didyougettheideatostarttheproject?

Sally:WhenIvolunteeredatourlocallitterclean-up,Isaw5thepollutionwas,andIknewthatI

hadtofixthisproblem.

Allen:Whenpeoplearelisteningtomymusic,theyallhavedifferentfeelings.Sothat'swhereIgottheideato

startthisproject.

♦Whatwasyourfavouritepartofthisproject?

Sally:Buildingtherobot.Ihaveneverhadanyexperienceinroboticsbefore,soitwasacompletelynew

experience.

Allen:Myfavouritepartwasfindingoutpropermusic.Itwas6thatIreallyliked.

♦Anyadvice7scienceprojectbeginners?

Sally:Followthescientificrules.Itmightseemdifficultattimes.8yousticktothisandchangejust

onevariable(变量)atatimeyou'llfinallymakeit.

Allen:Don'tbeafraidof9mistakes.Everyone'sworried,uOhno,whatifImessthisup?”

10.makingmistakesispartoflearning.

1.A.joinedB.tookpartinC.attended

2.A.aB.anC.ihu

3.A.isusedfbrB.isusedtoC.usedto

4.A.WhatB.WhyC.How

5.A.howseriousB.whatseriousC.howseriously

6.A.somethingB.everythingC.anything

7.A.aboutB.withC.for

8.A.UntilB.UnlessC.if

9.A.makeB.makingC.tomake

10.A.InadditionB.AsaresultC.Infact

III.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorexpressionsinthebox.Eachcanonlybe

usedonce.(将下列单词或短语前的字母填入空格。每个只能填一次)

将下列单词或短语前的字母填入空格,每个只能填一次。

AcertainB.figuredoutC.unfamiliarD.disturbingE.security

Itwasabrightmorningin2065.Alexwokeupassunlightgentlyenteredhisroomthroughsmartwindows.

He11hisschedulefbrthedaybytappingasmalldeviceonhiswrist.Tohissurprise,thescreenshowed

animportantmessage:"ScienceFairProjectDueToday!"liehurriedtothevirtualsciencefairwherestudentsused

hologramstopresentinventions.Alexdemonstratedhisidea:aspecialtreethatcouldproducefreshairfbrpolluted

cities,aimingtoimproveenvironmental12fbrcitizens.Suddenly,hisdeviceinformedhimwitha

13warning-astormwasapproaching.Confidently,Alexactivatedthespecialtree.Thetreelinkedits

bio-energywiththecity'spreventionsystem.Thestormpassedharmlessly.Alexsmiledbecauseitwas

14thathistreehelpedpreventthestormfromcausingdamage.

IV.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.(用所给词的适当形式

填空)(4分)

Whatwilllifebelikein50years?Manyscientistsmake15(predict)aboutit.Iliketoimaginea

futurewhererobotsassistuswithhcuseholdchoresandshopping.Wewillliveinsmarthouses.Thesehouseswill

16(like)haverobotstodotheshoppingandhouseworkautomatically.However,keepingourplanet

cleanwillbe17(challenge),butit'soneofourmostimporanttasks.Livinginamoreenvironmentally

friendlywaywillbeessential,andIbelieveitis18(possible)fbrustofailifweworktogethertoprotect

theEarth.Iamconfidentthatwecancreateawondcrfiilfiiture.

IV.Completethefollowingsentencesasrequired(根据所给要求完成句子):(12分)

A:Let'sdiscussthepresentationaboutShanghaiwearegoingtomake.

B:Allright19?(对时间提问)

*

A:WearegoingtogivethepresentationnextThursday.Doyouhaveanyideas?

B:20wecanintroduceourfavouritelocalsnacks.(补全句子,表示可能性)

A:2].(表示不同意)Weshouldfocusonsomethingbig.Whynottalkaboutchangesthathave

happenedinShanghai?

B:That'sgreat.Inthepast,thereweremanyoldbuildings,butnowtheyhavedisappeared.

A:22?(询问B对这些变化的看法)

B:1thinkeverythinghastwosides.TallbuildingsarethesymbolsofmodernShanghai.Butoldbuildingshave

theirowncharm,23?(补全句子,用反意疑问句)

A:Exactly.Wecanshowthesechangesinavividway.

B:24?(用特殊疑问句,对方式提问)

A:Wecanpresentthesechangesthroughaslideshow.ButIamnotgoodatmakingit.

B:Don,tworry.Letmehelpyou.

A:Thankyou.25.(表示赞美)

Part3ReadingandWriting(第三部分阅读与写作)

V.Readingcomprehension(阅读理解):

A.Choosethebestanswer(根据以下内容,选择最恰当的答案)(共5分)

Hithere!

0B

Canyouhelpme?I'mdoingaprojectatschool.Thetitleis**Willlifebebetterin2100?^^What

doyouthink?Thankyoufbryourideas!Josh

Comments

a.HiJosh!Ithinklifewillbegreat.Peoplewilllivein"smarthouses”.Acentralcomputerwill

controlthetemperature,thelights,everything!

Thesehouseswillbeecologicalandusesolarenergyandrecycledwater.A"smart”mirrorin

thebathroom(that'sright,it'samirrorwithacomputer!)willcheckyourhealth.Andguess

what?Robotswillcookanddothehousework.Maya

b.Ithinklifewillbebetterin2100.Pollutionisabigproblemtoday,butwillbeabigger

problemin10()years.Sopeoplewon'tusecarswithpetrol.Theywilldriveinelectriccarson

undergroundroads.Andtherewillbeelectricbuseswithcomputersfbrdrivers!Thebestthing?

Peoplewillbeabletotravelintime.Nowthatwillbeexciting!Rosie

c.HiJosh.Lifewillbebetterin2100—inspace!PeoplewillliveontheMoonandMarsin

specialcities.TheywillgrowfoodandsendittotheEarthinahugespacecraft.Spacestations

willorbittheEarthandcontroltheclimate.Therewillalsobeholidaysinspace!Howcoolis

that?Brandon

d.Willlifebedifferentin10()years?Yes,itwill.Willlifebebetter?No,itwon't!Climate

changewillcausefloodsanddroughts.Richpeoplewilllivefbralongtime,maybe200years!

Butlifewon'tbeeasyfbrmostpeople.Theywon'thavefoodandwater.Faith

e.Well,Josh,thegoodnewsis...therewon'tbeanyschools!Studentswillhavelessonsat

homeontheircomputers.They'llbeincontactwithotherstudentsallovertheworldina

^virtual''classroom.Thebadnewsis...teacherswillstillgiveushomeworkinthefuture!

Elliot

26.Josh'sprojectismainlyabout_____.

A.moderntechnologyB.newinventions

C.lifeinthefutureD.greenlifestyle

27.Theunderlinedword“ecological”isclosestinmeaningto.

A.widelyavailableB.environmentallyfriendly

C.easilyrecognizedD.completelycontrolled

28.thinksholidaysinspacearcagoodidea.

A.MayaB.RosieC.BrandonD.Elliot

29.Rosiethinkswillbeexciting.

A.a"smart“mirrorB.timetravellingC.spacestationsD.virtualclassroom

30.studentsarequitesurethatlifewillbebetterin2100.

A.2B.3C.4D.5

B.Choosethebestanswer(根据以下内容,选择最恰当的答案)(共5分)

Robotfoolshumans

Theideathatrobotscouldonedaybeourfriendshasbeenaroundfbralongtimebutuntilnowtheyhave

alwaysseemedmoremachinethanperson.AnewstudybyaresearcherattheItalianInstituteofTechnologyhas

foundthatinfactit'spossibleibrrobotstofoolushereandthere,theyarejustlessperfectthanhumans.Inspired

bytheTuringTest,AgnieszkaWykowskacameupwithanexperimentusingachild-sizedhuman-likerobotcalled

iCub.Sittinginfrontofascreen,thepeopleinthetestwereaskedtopressabuttonwhenagreenboxappearedon

thescreen,however,iCubonlyrespondedtoredboxes.Wykowskaprogrammedtherobottotakedifferentlengths

oftimetorespond,justlikeapersonwould.Afterwards,thehumanswereaskedtojudgewhethertheyhadbeen

competingwithamachineorapersonaccordingtothetimeofthebuttonsbeingpressed-andtheycouldn'ttell.

Wykowskabelievesthatmakingrobotshavemorehumanresponses:sthekeytomakingbetterrobotsandcreating

moretrustbetweenhumansandrobots.

InanotherstudywithiCub,therobotandahumanwatchedspecialvideosofanimals.Inthefirstsetoftests,

iCubgreetedtheperson,askedfbrhisnameandkepteyecontactwithitscamera“eyes”.Itmadecommentsabout

thevideos,laughedandshowedemotions(情感).Inthesecondexperiment,however,iCubdidnotcommunicate

withhumansandjustmademachine-likenoises.Theresearchersfoundthatpeoplebelievethatthemorehuman

iCubis,themoreithasitsownthoughtsanddesires.Theteamnowwantstoknowifpeoplecancommunicatewith

robotsthatdonotlookhumanbutstillshowhuman-likeactions.Theresearchersplantorepeattheexperiments,

usingrobotsofdifferentshapesandsizes,toseehowpeoplegivetheirresponses.

31.AnewstudyattheItalianInstituteofTechnologyhasfoundthatrobots.

A.aren'tsocleverasmachinesB.canpossiblyfbolushereandthere

C.aremoreperfectthanhumansD.plantodoalotofresearchwork

32.Peoplecouldn'ttellwhethertheywerecompetingwithahumanoraniCubaccordingto.

A.thegreenboxespeopleusedB.thetimingofthebuttonpresses

C.thetrustbetweenhumansandrobotsD.theredboxesiCubrespondedto

33.Inthefirstsetofanotherstudy,iCubdidn'twithahuman.

A.watchspecialvideosofhumansB.keepeyecontactwithitscamera“eyes”

C.greetthepersonandaskfbrhisnameD.makecommentsandshowemotions

34.Inthesecondexperiment,peoplebelievethatifiCubismorehuman-like,ithas.

A.moremachine-likenoisesB.morehuman-likeactions

C.moredifferentshapesandsizesD.morethoughtsanddesiresofitsown

35.WhichinformationisRIGHTinthispassage?

A.Robotsarenolongermachinesandtheyhavebeenourfriendsfbralongtime.

B.WykowskadidsomeexperimentsbutfailedtofindifiCubhadanyhumanresponses.

C.Theresearchersplantodotheexperimentagaintoseehowpeoplewillrespond.

D.Inthesecondtest,iCubdidn'tcommunicatewithhumansbecauseitbecamefoolish.

C.Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage(选择最恰当的选项完成短文)(共14分)

I'dneverthoughtaboutataxiwithoutadriver,butonestopped:nfrontofmeandinvitedmetounlockthe

doerwithmyphone."They'reunsafe,Msaidapasser-by."Someone36gotrunoverbyarobotaxi."He

warnedmetobecarcfiil.ThishappenedinSanFrancisco,intheU.S.

Somelocalsbelievethatthecityhasagreedtoa37experiment.Livesarcnowatrisk.InAugust

2023,thegovernmentvotedtoallowtworobotaxicompaniesto38a24-hourservice.Butbeforethe

vote,officialshadlistenedtoopinionsfromthepublic.Manypeopleexpressedtheirworriesand39.

Manydriverswereworriedthatrobotaxiswould40theirjobs.Street-cleaningtruckdriverssaidthe

carsoftenbrokedownandblockedtiieroad.TheSanFranciscoFireDepartmentsharedthesameidea,sayingthe

situationhappened55timesayear.Otherssaidthatthetechnologysimplyhadn'tbeenprovensafeyet.

Butthentherewereits41.George,adoctorinSanFrancisco,said,UIsechowthesecarsbehave,

and1trustthemmorethanangryordistracted(思想不集中的)drivers.nHeaddedthathehadworkedonmany

seriousinjuries(仓4伤)causedbyhumandrivers.So,hefeltthatrobotaxisseemedsafer.Jessie,ablindgirl,said

thatshehadbeentreated42bytaxidriversandthatrobotaxisgaveherasenseofsafety.Therewasalsoa

motherwhosaidthatataxidriverhadoncerefusedtotakeherwhenhesawherchildren'scarseats,whereasa

driverlesscarwouldneverdothat.

36.A.safelyB.nearlyC.hardlyD.quickly

37.A.dangerousB.safeC.simpleD.useful

38.A.runB.fixC.cutD.purchase

39.A.doubtsB.applicationsC.invitationsD.hopes

40.A.laughatB.getridofC.takeawayD.learnfrom

41.A.supportersB.passengersC.designersD.editors

42.A.kindlyB.seriouslyC.politelyD.badly

D.Readthepassageandcompletethetask(根据短文内容完成任务)(共16分)

InNovember1911,ateamledbyRobertFalconScottbeganthejourneytoAntarctica,hopingtobethefirstto

gettotheSouthPole(南极).However,Scottandhispartnersalllosttheirlivesonthewayback.Severalmonths

aftertheirdeaths,peoplefoundScott'sdiariesthatdescribedthewholejourney.

MondayJanuary15th,1912

Itiswonderfultothinkitisonly27milesfromthePole.Weshouldwastenotime.

TuesdayJanuary16th,1912

Theflag!TheNorwegians(挪威人)havebeatenusandarrivedfirstatthePole.Itisa

terribledisappointment,andIamverysorryfbrmyloyalpartners.Tomorrowwemustmarch

(行进)ontothePole,andthengobackhomewithallthespeedwccanmanage.

WednesdayJanuanr17th,1912

WefinallyarrivedatthePole.Yes,butunderverydifferentsituationsfromthose

expected.Wehadabaddaywithastrongheadwindandatemperatureof-22°,andmypartners

workedonwithcoldfeetandhands.Thisisanawfulandterribleplace.Nowfbrthejourney

home,Iwonderifwecandoit.

SundayJanuary28th,1912

Wcarcgettinghungrierandprettythin,butnoneofusarcfeelingtired.Thoughwchave

tocarryheavyrocks,wchavegonefartherthanwcexpected.

FridayMarch16th,1912

TitusOateswasinworsecondition.Heworriedh

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