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2025~2026学年山东济南市历城区第一学期期末质量检测八年级英语试卷一、阅读理解Itwasaverysunnyday.Mollywaspickingappleswithherdadonthefarm.Shewascarefultopickthebigandsweetapplesonlybecauseshewantedtomakethebestapplesauce(酱)andwinthefirstprizeinhertown’sBestApplesauceCompetition.“Molly,Iamcoming!”saidSam,Molly’slittlebrother.“Goandpickapplesoverthere.”Mollysaidcoldly,pointingtoanoldappletreewithsmallandsourapples.Samhappilywalkedawaytopickthesmallapples.SoonheshowedMollyhisbagandsaidexcitedly,“Ihavegotsomany!”ButMollydidnotcare.Assoonastheygothome,Mollywashedthebeautifulapples.Dadhelpedhercutthemandputthemintothebigpot.Astheapplesbecamesoft,thekitchenbegantosmellsosweet.Suddenly,Samputhissmall,sourapplesintothepotbeforeMollycouldstophim.“No!”Mollycriedinanger,tryingtopulloutSam’sapples.Butitwastoolate.“It’sOK,”Dadsaid.“Maybeitwon’tbesobad.”ButMollywasn’tsosure.Finally,alltheapplesturnedintoapplesauce.Mollyrefused(拒绝)totrythesauceatfirst.DadheldaspoontoMolly’smouth,andshetastedjustalittle.“Wow!Thistastesamazing”Dadsmiled.“See?Thingsmaynotgoasplanned.Sometimesmistakescanturnouttobegoodsurprises.”Mollynoddedwithashysmile.ShesaidtoSam,“Wewillwintogetherthisyear.”1.WhydidMollyonlypickbigandsweetapples?

A.Becauseshelikedeatingbigandsweetapples.B.Becauseshewantedtomakeperfectapplesauce.C.Becauseherdadtoldhertopicksuchapples.D.BecauseSamaskedhertopreparesweetapples.2.WhichkindofapplesdidMollyletSampick?

A.Bigandsweetapplesfromanewtree.B.Smallandsourapplesfromanoldtree.C.Bigbutsourapplesfromanoldtree.D.Smallbutsweetapplesfromanewtree.3.WhatdidSamsuddenlydowhenMollywasmakingapplesauce?

A.Hecutsomeofthebigandsweetapples.B.Hepouredtheapplesauceintoabowl.C.Heputhissmallandsourapplesintothepot.D.Heatealltheapplesaucewithhisfriends.4.WhydidMollyrefusetotastetheapplesauceatfirst?

A.Becauseshethoughtitwastoohotforher.B.Becauseherdaddidnothelpher.C.Becauseshethoughtitwouldbebad.D.BecauseSamhadtasteditalready.5.WhatlessoncouldMollylearnfromthisexperience?

A.Thevalueofteamworkisimportant.B.Perfectthingsoftenbringusgoodluck.C.Sometimeswonderfulthingsareunplanned.D.Newideasusuallycomefromcarefulplanning.根据材料内容选择最佳答案。6.Howmuchsugarcanachildhaveoneday?

A.3teaspoons.B.4teaspoons.C.6teaspoons.D.9teaspoons.7.HowmuchsugardoesanAmericanhavemorethanaChinesedoaday?

A.1g.B.3g.C.4g.D.9g.8.Whichofthefollowingdrinkshavetheleastsugar?

A.Aboxofricemilk.B.Acupoforangejuice.C.Abottleofsportsdrink.D.Abottleofcola.9.Whatmayhappentoyouifyoudrinkmoregrapejuiceeverydayformanyyears?

A.Gettingthinner.B.Havingthetoothproblems.C.Havingagoodmemory(记忆力).D.Beingnotworried.10.Whereisthetextprobablyfrom?

A.Asportsnewspaper.B.Amenu.C.Aposterforsellingsugar.D.Ahealthmagazine.Youcanbuylotsofthingsduringalivestream(直播),likefoodandclothes,andnowevenatickettospace.On24thOctober,2024,aspecialeventtookplaceintheChinesespaceindustry.AChinesespacecompanymadehistorybysellingtwospacetravelticketsduringalivestream,whichwasthefirsttimespaceticketsweresoldinChina.Theticketswerepricedat1.5millionyuaneach.Butduringthestream,theyweresoldfor1millionyuaneach.Thespacetripwillbeanexcitingexperience.Itwilllastabout12minutes.Accordingtothecompany,passengerswillsitinaspacecraft(航天器)thatisabout4metrestalland3.5metreswide,withsixbigwindowsandspaceforsixpeople.Thespacecraftwillgo100kilometresabovetheearth.Travellerswillexperienceweightlessness(失重)foratleastfiveminutesandseetheearthfromabovebeforecomingbackdownsafely.However,therearethingspassengersneedtofollow.Theymustbebetween18and60yearsoldandingoodhealth.Theyalsohavetotakesometrainingbeforethetrip.Thetripwillusethecompany’sNebula-1rocket(火箭).Itrunsonkerosene(煤油)andreusesit.Thismakesthelaunchcheaper.Asthistechnologygetsbetter,spaceticketsmightbecomelessexpensive.Thecompanyplanstodolotsoftestsin2026tomakesurethespacetripissafe.Theyhopetobeginthetripin2027.11.Howmuchdideachspaceticketcostduringthelivestream?

A.1millionyuan.B.1.5millionyuan.C.2millionyuan.D.2.5millionyuan.12.Whatisthemainideaofthethirdparagraph?

A.Howmuchthespaceticketscostintotalinthespacetrip.B.Whatplansapassengerhasforafuturespacetrip.C.Theageandhealthneedsforspacepassengers.D.Detailsaboutthespacetriplikethespacecraftandtheexperience.13.Whocanbeapassengerforthespacetrip?

A.16-year-oldhealthystudent.B.A65-year-oldhealthydoctor.C.A20-year-oldhealthyathlete.D.A5-year-oldhealthychild.14.Whymightspaceticketsbecomelessexpensiveinthefuture?

A.Morepeoplewillbuythem.B.Thepriceofrocketswillbelower.C.Companieswantmorecustomers.D.Therocketcanreusekerosenebetter.15.WhichstatementisTRUEaboutpassengersaccordingtothepassage?

A.Theywilldomanytestsofthespacetripin2026.B.Theymaybeabletogoonaspacetripin2027.C.Theydon’tneedtopreparebeforethetrip.D.Theywillexperienceweightlessnessfor4minutes.Lotsofteenagersthinkthatitisdifficulttosetandachievegoals.Whataboutyou?Ifyouranswerisyes,don’tfeelsad.Thefollowingsuggestions(建议)canhelpyou.Specific(具体的)goalsworkbest.“I’mgoingtorecycleallmyusedbottlesandmagazines”isamuchmorefeasiblegoalthan“I’mgoingtodomorefortheenvironment”anditiseasiertostickto.Ittakessometimeforachangetoturnintoahabit.Itwillprobablytakeseveralmonthsbeforeachange—likegettinguphalfanhourearlierthaneverbeforetoexercise—turnsintoahabit.That’sbecauseyourbrainneedssometimetogetusedtotheideathatthenewthingyou’redoingisapartofyourlife.Repeatinggoalshelpsyousticktothem.Speakyourgoalsaloudeachmorningtoremindyourselfofwhatyouwantandwhatyou’reworkingfor.Everytimeyouremindyourselfofyourgoals,you’retrainingyourselftosticktothem.Makechangestopleaseyourself.Thekeytomakingchangesisthatyoudosobecauseyoulikeit,notbecauseofyourparents,teachersoranyoneelse.Makingmistakesdoesn’tmeanfailure.Makingmistakesisactuallyapartoflearning.Itmaytakeafewtriestoachieveyourgoals.It’snaturalforyoutogiveupafewtimeswhenyoutrytomakeachange.Rememberthateveryonemakesmistakes.Justremindyourselftogetbackontrack.16.Howmanysuggestionsareofferedbythewriter?

A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.D.Six.17.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“feasible”meaninChinese?

A.困难的B.可行的C.高尚的D.不现实的18.Whydoesittaketimeforachangetoturnintoahabit?

A.Becausethechangehasnospecificdetails.B.Becauseyourparentswantyoutomakethischange.C.Becauseyoumaymakemistakesduringlearning.D.Becauseyourbrainneedstimetogetusedtothechange.19.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto?

A.Makingchanges.B.Pleasingothers.C.Feelingunhappy.D.Makingmistakes.20.Thisarticlegivesteenagerssomeadviceon______.

A.howtomakefriendsB.howtodealwithfailureC.howtoformgoodhabitsD.howtosetandachievegoals根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Chinaisabigcountry.Arethenorthandthesouthverydifferent?21ChenHao:Ithinkthebiggestdifferenceisthelanguage.EachplaceinChinahasitsowndialect(方言).Forexample,peopleinmyhometownXiamen,speakMinnandialect.Butit’shardforpeoplefromthenorthtounderstanditwhenwetalkwitheachother!22Thismakesiteasyforpeopleindifferentplacestocommunicatewellwitheachother.LiMing:23IgrewupinAnyang,anortherncity.Lastyear,IvisitedHunan.Iwassurprisedbythericethere.Itwasnotassweetasthatinthenorth.24Andpeopleindifferentpartshavedifferenttastes.ZhouYu:25IliveinHangzhou.China’spoetSuShioncewroteabouttheWestLakehere,“Thebrimmingwavesdelighttheeyeonsunnydays;Thedimminghillspresentrareviewinrainyhaze.”.Butifyoureadpoems(诗歌)aboutthenorth,you’llfindthat“Inboundlessdesertlonelysmokerisesstraight”.Quitedifferentscenes,aren’tthey?

A.Therereallyisnothingwecando.B.YoucanfinddifferencesinoldChinesepoems.C.Thisisbecauseofthedifferenceinrainandheat.D.Ithinkthefoodinthenorthisdifferentfromthatinthesouth.E.Luckily,ChinahasdoneagoodjobinteachingpeoplePutonghua.F.Thankstohishelp,IfoundthewaytoChineselearningintheend.G.Threestudentsfromdifferentcitiessharetheiropinionsonthistopic.二、补全对话Nick:Hi,Tina.Iwanttohaveaclassparty.________Tina:Sure,Nick.Icanhelpyou.________Nick:I’mgoingtohavethepartyonSaturdayafternoon.Tina:OK.________Nick:No,let’sorderfoodfromarestaurant.Tina:OK.________Nick:Ifwewatchit,Ithinkmanypeoplewillgetbored.Let’splaysomepartygames.Tina:________Andwecangivepeoplesomesmallgiftsiftheywin.Nick:Thegameswillbeexciting.26.A.Willyouhelpmeorganizeit?B.Wherewillyougo?C.Howareyougoingtodoit?D.Whenwillyoucomehere?27.A.Whatareyougoingtoread?B.Howaboutyourplan?C.Whenareyougoingtohaveit?D.Wasthereatestyesterday?28.A.Shouldweaskpeopletobringfood?B.IsheabletospeakEnglish?C.Didtheyenjoythemselvesyesterday?D.Canwebringsomepeoplethere?29.A.Whataboutsingingsongs?B.Whynottakephotos?C.Shouldwegoshopping?D.Howaboutwatchingavideo?30.A.Thankyou.B.It’sagoodidea.C.That’stoobad.D.Idon’tknow.三、完形填空Bellaarrivedhomelatefromschoolthatday.Whenshewalkedpasthermother’sroom,shefoundhermomwas________inbed,andseemedtofeelveryterrible.Bellawentintoherroomandheardthecriesfromherlittlesister.SheknewDadmightbeexpectingherto________hersister.Andshealsohadtocookmealsforthewholefamily________hermomdidbefore.Belladidn’twanttodothat________shealsohadmuchschoolworktodo.Whenshegotoutoftheroom,shesawher________sittingatthekitchentable,lonelyandtired.Suddenly,somethinghappenedinsideBella.She________thatherfather,aswellasahusband,mustbereally________.Thensheheardadeepvoicefromherfather,“Makethe________,willyou,Bella?”Shewasgoingouttofinda(n)________tomeetherfriends,butshestoppedandsaidtoherself,“Itisa________timeforeveryoneinourfamily.IguessmakingmealsisjustwhatIcandotohelp.”Thenshe________wentintothekitchenandbegantopeelpotatoes.“OK,Daddy,”saidBella.“Everythingwillbeallrightandwecan________it.”Atthatmoment,shesawasmileonherfather’sface.Shefelt________—grown-up(成年的).Itwasreallygoodto________asmiletoherfather’sface,evenforonlyamoment.“Daddy,whateverhappens,wewillbeOK.Right?”“Yes,wewill.Ifwe________eachother,we’llalwaysbeallright.”Theybothsmiledateachotheroverthetable.31.A.stillB.onlyC.evenD.almost32.A.lookforB.lookafterC.lookupD.lookat33.A.asB.untilC.ifD.how34.A.soB.butC.becauseD.although35.A.brotherB.sisterC.momD.dad36.A.explainedB.expectedC.realizedD.promised37.A.happyB.worriedC.calmD.energetic38.A.bedB.tableC.dinnerD.plan39.A.excuseB.jokeC.exampleD.question40.A.fullB.hardC.goodD.right41.A.simplyB.healthilyC.quietlyD.wisely42.A.decideB.makeC.forgetD.understand43.A.boredB.wrongC.politeD.different44.A.bringB.keepC.turnD.hold45.A.calmB.developC.loveD.introduce四、短文填空Mr.Whiteissixtyyearsold.Healwayssayswearemuch46(rich)thanbefore,butthelifeinthepastwasbetterthanitisnow.Now47arefullofcars.Somefamiliesevenhavetwoormorecars,soparkingisbecomingabigproblem.Thetrafficinsomecities48(get)worseandworse,too.Cardriversnowadaysdrivesofastthattherearemoretrafficaccidents.Moreandmorepeoplearealwayslookingattheirmobilephones49theirheadsdown.Mr.Whiteoftenseespeopleintherestauranteatingface-to-facewhilelookingattheirownmobilephones.Hethinksitisstrangethattheydon’ttalktoeachotherduringthemeal.Some50themevenhavefunchatting(闲聊)withothersonthephone.Mostfamiliesowncomputersnow.AstudyfoundthatchildrenusetheInternetmoreandmore.Mr.White’sgrandsonis51middleschoolstudent.HeoftenstaysuplateplayingcomputergamesontheInternet.Hefallsasleepintheearlyhoursofthemorningandspends52(little)timedoinghomework.Yesterday,histeacher53(tell)Mr.Whitethathisgrandsonfailed(失败)anothertest.Mr.Whitegotveryangrywith54(he).Mr.Whitethinksthatlifewassimpleandhappyinthepast,55nowithaschangedalot.五、翻译

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