2025~2026学年安徽滁州市琅琊区八年级上学期期末英语试卷卷

2025~2026学年安徽滁州市琅琊区八年级上学期期末英语试卷卷一、单项选择1.Davidlefttheschoolpopgroup.ThenItookoverhis________asleadsinger.

A．formB．farmC．roleD．tool2.Iwantto________myfriendstomynewhouseforapartythisweekend.

A．inviteB．describeC．forgetD．borrow3.ThePalaceMuseumisaplacewithmany________buildingsinChina.

A．newB．modernC．strangeD．ancient4.Ifyoudoonethingatatimeand________yourplan,youwillsucceedsomeday.

A．handinB．writedownC．sticktoD．agreewith5.Whenfacingadifficultsituation,apersonwithacoolheadwillact________.

A．directlyB．wiselyC．easilyD．slowly6.Wecandoalottodevelopwritingskills.________,keepadiary.

A．AfterallB．ForexampleC．InfactD．Atleast7.—IsMilliegoingshoppingtomorrowafternoon?—I’mnotsure.Butifshe________,Iwon’tgoeither.

A．goesB．doesn’tgoC．willgoD．won’tgo8.Wedon’tknowtheloveofourparents________webecomeparentsourselvesoneday.

A．untilB．afterC．whenD．though9.—Chinaisover5,000yearsold.It’soneof________countriesintheworld.—Yes,ithasamuch________historythanmanycountries.

A．old;longB．older;longerC．oldest;longestD．theoldest;longer10.—Don’ttouchthehotpan!—________,Mum.

A．WelldoneB．GotitC．That’sterribleD．Itdepends二、完形填空Inthefuture,robotsmightbeeverywhere.Theycouldhelpusinmany_______.Somethinktheywilldo______anddifficultjobslikedoingthehouseworkdayafterdayorindangerousplaces.Butwillthey______ourlivesbetterorbringmoreproblems?Ifwehaverobotsathome,theymightbeableto______thehouse,dosomeshoppingandlookaftertheoldpeople.Thismakessomepeoplehappyaboutthat.______somepeoplegetworriedabouthumans.Theyworrythatrobotsmaytakehumans’______intheend.Also,whatifrobotscould______likehumans?Ifso,maybewewill______beabletotellthemfromrealpeople.Doyouthinkyouwillhaveyourownrobotoneday?Maybeitwillchange______shapeandsize.Itcouldbesmalllikeawatchorbiglikeacar.But______isforsure,robotswillchangeourlivesinsomeways.11.A．waysB．timesC．stepsD．days12.A．easyB．greatC．interestingD．boring13.A．takeB．makeC．reachD．want14.A．cleanB．buildC．sellD．buy15.A．SoB．AndC．ButD．Or16.A．adviceB．medicineC．careD．place17.A．thinkB．drawC．walkD．sing18.A．finallyB．loudlyC．hardlyD．really19.A．inB．onC．atD．of20.A．everythingB．onethingC．nothingD．anythingTherewasonceamanwhobuilthisownhouse.Ittookhimoverayeartodesignandbuildeverypartofit.Intheend,hehadthemostbeautifulhouse.Itwas________otherhousesinhisneighbourhood.Butastimewentby,hishousestartedtohavesome________.Oneday,aneighboursaid,“Friend,itlookslikeyourfrontyardisabitovergrown(杂草丛生的).”Themanreplied,“Yes,Iknow.Butit’sokay.I’ll________thegrasstomorrow.”Afewdayslater,amailman(邮递员)camewithaletterfortheman.Themailmansaid,“Friend,itlookslikeyourwindowsareabit________.”Themanreplied,“Yes,Iknow.Butit’sokay.I’llwashthemtomorrow.”Weekspassedby.Finally,theman’sbrothercameovertopayavisit.Hetooka________athisbrother’shouseandcouldn’t________whathesaw.Theyardwasamess,thepaintonthewallswasfallingdownandthewindowswere________ofdirt(尘土).Thehouselookedlikeitcouldfallapartanysecond—allbecausetheman________everythingoffuntil“tomorrow”.Whenweprocrastinate(拖延),“tomorrow”canturninto“nextweek”or________“nextyear”.It’smuchbettertojusttakecareofthings________thantowaituntilsomeimaginary(想象的)“tomorrow”thatmaynevercome.21.A．differentfromB．similartoC．goodforD．nextto22.A．eventsB．accidentsC．problemsD．ideas23.A．growB．cutC．pickD．water24.A．dangerousB．cleanC．brokenD．dirty25.A．walkB．breakC．seatD．look26.A．believeB．rememberC．findD．imagine27.A．filledB．coveredC．fullD．short28.A．goB．putC．getD．turn29.A．onceB．justC．evenD．still30.A．todayB．tomorrowC．yesterdayD．tonight三、补全对话根据对话内容，从方框内的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两个为多余选项。A:Hi,Sue.How’syouractingclassgoing?B:Theteacherisgreat,butI’mnotlearningmuch.A:31B:Ican’tactaswellasotherstudents.A:Hmm.Maybeyouneedmorepractice.B:ButIspentalotoftimeonit.Ijustcan’tdoitwell.32A:Well,beforeyougiveup,Iadviseyoutoasktheteacherforhelp.B:33A:Isee.Whynotleavehimanotetotellhimaboutyourproblem?B:34I’llhaveatry.Thanksalot.A:35

A．How’sthat?B．Soundsgood.C．Enjoyyourself.D．You’rewelcome.E．I’mthinkingofgivingup.F．Whydidn’tyoutellthemaboutthat?G．ButI’mafraidheistoobusythesedays.四、阅读理解

NOTICEWehaveapsychology(心理)teacherinourschool.She’sMsHunt.GotoherofficeeveryMonday,WednesdayandFridayifyouneedhelp.Youcanalsosendheremailsathuntpsychology@.DearMsHunt,Ican’tgetonwellwithmydeskmate.IshoutedatheryesterdaybecauseshelookedthroughmythingswhenIplayedping-pongoutside.Wedidn’ttalktoeachothertoday.Canyougivemesomeadvice?MikeDearMsHunt,Ihaveagoodpartneratschoolandshe’snicetome.Shealwaysgetsbettergradesandshe’smorepopularthanme.Itsometimesmakesmeupset.Isthisnormal?Canyouhelpme?JennyDearMsHunt,MymumistoostrictandIhavenotimetorelaxonweekends.IhavetodohouseworkandtakevolleyballclassesonSaturday.I’mbusyonSundaytoo.Ihavetotakealessonintheafternoon,becauseI’mpooratmaths.WhatcanIdo?Cindy36.WhathappenedtoMike?

A．Hearguedwithhisdeskmate.B．Heshoutedathisteacher.C．Hecouldn’tplayping-pong.D．Hecouldn’tgetonwellwithhisparents.37.WhyisJennyupset?

A．Becausehermumisstrictwithher.B．Becauseshehastoomuchhomework.C．Becauseshehasfewclassmatesatschool.D．Becauseherpartnerdoesbetterthanshedoesatschool.38.WhichofthefollowingisprobablyMsHunt’sadviceforCindy?

A．Youcanforgetaboutit.B．Youshouldjustbeyourself.C．Haveagoodtalkwithyourmum.D．Doingsportsisgoodforyourhealth.Whenyoureadtheword“pickledvegetables（榨菜）”,what’sthefirstthingthatcomestomind?Saltyvegetables?That’strue.Weusuallyeatthemduringthebreakfastwithporridgeornoodles.Now,anothersimilarword“electronicpickledvegetables（电子榨菜）”hasarrivedontheinternet.Doyouknowwhattheyare?Well,electronicpickledvegetablesarenotsomethingyoucaneat,butsomethingyoucanwatch!Soundsstrange,manyyoungpeopleinChinadon’thavetimetoenjoythemselvesortalktotheirfriends.Instead,theyalwayseatalone.Sotheywatchfunnyvideoswhileeating.It’slikeafriendtellingyouthebeststoriesbyyourside.Andthesevideosarecalledelectronicpickledvegetables.Theyareusuallyshort,suchascartoons,differentkindsofshowsormusic.Differentpeoplehavedifferentopinions.Somethinkthatelectronicpickledvegetablescanstoppeoplefromeating.That’sbecauseyoumaylaughalongwithacartooncharacterandforgettoeat.However,othersthinktheycanmakeeatingmoreenjoyableandlesslonely.Thereisaninterestingstudyshowingthatwhenyou’reeatingandwatchingvideosatthesametime,youcan’tfeelhowfullyouare,andthenyouwilleatmoreandgetfateasily.39.Whatdoweusuallyeatforbreakfastaccordingtothetext?

A．Porridge.B．Noodles.C．Pickledvegetables.D．Alloftheabove.40.Whichoneofthefollowingistheelectronicpickledvegetablesaccordingtothetext?

A．Scarymovies.B．Newsreports.C．Funnycartoons.D．Beijingoperas.41.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．EatingHabitsB．PickledVegetablesC．InterestingShortVideosD．ElectronicPickledVegetablesManyAmericanchildrenlovetheirmothers’applepies.Sodoadults!Theapplepieisoneofthemostfamousdesserts(甜食)inAmerica.Itmakesabigdifferencetopeople’slives.Youcanbuyitinlotsofrestaurants.Theapplepieiseasytomake,somanypeoplecookitathome,too.Differentpeoplemakeitindifferentways.Youjustneedapples,flour,sugar,butterandspices(香料).Tomakeanapplepie,firstpeelandcutuptheapplesintopieces.Thenmixthemwithspicesandputtheminapietin.Next,mixbutter,sugarandflour.Putthemixtureontheapplepiecesandbakethepieforabout45minutes.Thesmellofapplepiecookingisgreat.Peopleusuallyeatapplepiewithicecreamorcream.Inwinter,apieceofwarmpieisawonderfulwaytowarmuponacoldday.Insummer,aplateofcoldpieisagoodwaytocooldown.Therearemanydifferentwaystomakeapplepies.Somefamilieshavetheirownsecretwaysanddon’ttellotherpeopleaboutthem.Piesmadewithberries(浆果)arealsoverypopularinAmerica.Buttheapplepieperhapsisthedessertthateveryonelovesmost.42.Thefirstparagraphmainlytellsus________.

A．whypeoplelikeapplepiesaroundtheworldB．theapplepieisverypopularinAmericaC．aboutdifferentkindsofapplepiesD．differentwaystomakeapplepies43.Whatshouldyouhaveinyourkitchenifyou’regoingtomakeapplepies?

A．Apples,flour,sugar,saltandspices.B．Berries,flour,butter,sugarandspices.C．Berries,flour,sugar,butterandsalt.D．Apples,flour,sugar,butterandspices.44.Whichisthecorrectstep(步骤)tomakeanapplepie?a.Mixthemwithspicesandputtheminapietin.b.Putthemixtureontheapplepiecesandbakethepieforabout45minutes.c.Peelandcutuptheapplesintopieces.d.Mixbutter,sugarandflour.

A．a→b→c→dB．c→d→a→bC．c→a→d→bD．d→c→b→a45.Fromthispassage,wecansayaplateofcoldpieis________.

A．agoodwaytocooldowninwinterB．aterriblewaytowarmupinwinterC．awonderfulwaytowarmupinsummerD．agoodwaytocooldowninsummerCommunicationisaveryimportantpartofourlives.Itcanbeverbal(言语的),likespeakingandwriting,ornon-verbal,suchasbodylanguageandfacialexpressions.Differentcultureshavedifferentwaysofcommunication.Insomecultures,makingeyecontactwhiletalkingisasignofrespectandpoliteness.Butinothercultures,itmaybeconsideredrudeoraggressive(挑衅的).Forexample,inJapan,peoplemaylowertheireyesasasignofrespect.Gestures(手势)withthethumb(拇指)arealsodifferentfromculturetoculture.IntheUnitedStates,athumbs-upgestureusuallymeans“good”or“great”.However,insomeMiddleEasterncountries,thisgestureisveryaggressive.Emojis(表情符号)havebecomeapopularwayofcommunicationinthedigitalage(数字时代).Theycanhelpusexpressourfeelingsquickly.Butweshouldalsobecarefulwhenusingthem.Sometimes,anemojimayhavedifferentmeaningsindifferentcultures.46.WhydopeopleinJapanlowertheireyeswhiletalking?

A．Becausetheyareshy.B．Becausetheywanttoshowrespect.C．Becausetheyareinterestedinthetalk.D．Becausetheywanttomakeeyecontact.47.WhatgestureisthoughttobeaggressiveinsomeMiddleEasterncountries?

A．B．C．D．48.Whatshouldwedowithemojiswhenusingthem?

A．Saythemoutloudly.B．Payattentiontotheircolors.C．Knowthesizeofeachemoji.D．Becarefulwiththeirmeaningsindifferentcultures.①Nowforeigners(外国人)frommanycountriescanstayinChinafor240hourswithoutavisa(签证).Thenumberofforeignvisitorsisincreasing(增加).②Susan,fromCanada,visitedShanghaiandHangzhou.Duringherstay,shefounditwassoconvenient(便利的)inChina.Whensheorderedfoodatthehotel,arobothelperwouldmakeitswaytoherroom.Thatsavedtime.Orderingfoodbecameeasyforher.Whenshetraveledaroundthecities,shefoundtherewasnoneedtousecash.Shecouldtraveleverywherewithjustaphone.③“ChinesefooddrivesmetovisitChina,”saidKevin,avisitorfromtheUS.InBeijing,hetastedsomelocaldelicacies.Forexample,hetriedBeijingroastduckforthefirsttimeandfounditsonice.HealsowenttotheGreatWallandfeltlikehewasinancientChina.④Thesedays,thispolicy(政策)receivedawarmwelcome.MoreandmoreforeignvisitorscometoChinatoexperiencethelivesofChinesepeople.Chinahasbecomeahotplacetogoto.49.WhatdidSusanthinkoforderingfoodatthehotel?

A．Itwasnoisy.B．Itwaseasy.C．Itwasfamous.D．Itwasslow.50.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“delicacies”inparagraph3probablymean?

A．Specialplaces.B．Usefulphones.C．Comfortablehotels.D．Deliciousfoods.51.WhydomoreandmoreforeignvisitorscometoChina?

A．Towatchdifferentkindsofrobots.B．Todevelopnewinterestsandhobbies.C．ToexperiencethelivesofChinesepeople.D．Todosomesurveysonthecityenvironment.52.What’sthestructureofthetext?(①=Paragraph1②=Paragraph2…)

A．B．C．D．五、任务型阅读Once,therelivedamannamedSuQin.Hetriedtogetajobasagovernmentofficial(官员),buthefailed.Whenhearrivedhome,hisfamilylookeddownonhim.Hissister-in-law(嫂子)treatedhimtheworstandevendidn’tofferhimanyfood.SuQinfeltverysad,buthestillstucktohisdream.Hestudiedhardandfinallycreatedthe“zong-hengprinciple(纵横之术)”.Lateron,SuQintravelledtomanystatesandexplainedhisideatothekings.Hetoldthemthatsmallstatesshouldworktogethertofightagainstthestrongstate,Qin.Luckily,twostates,YanandZhao,acceptedhisidea.Finally,SuQinbecametheprimeminister(丞相)ofthetwostates.Oneday,SuQinpassedbyhishometown.Hisfamilycameouttowelcomehim.Whenhesawhissister-in-law,helaughed.Hestillrememberedhowshetreatedhiminthepast.Thenheaskedher,“Youwerebadtomebefore.Butwhydoyoulookuptomenow?”Hissister-in-lawanswered,“Youareanofficialnow,soIdarenottr