四川省泸州市泸县五中2026年春期八年级英语学科第三学月定时练习（含答案）

2026年春期八年级英语学科第三学月定时练习一、听力选择短对话1.WhatdoesKellylovecollecting?A．Coins.B．Stamps.C．Postcards.2.Whatnaturaldisasterdidthegirlexperiencelastweek?A．AfloodB．AthunderstormC．Awildfire3.Whatcanweknowaboutthepork?A．Itspricehasrisen.B．It’sasexpensiveasfish.C．It’scheaperatothersupermarkets.4.WhatwillMarydowhenunhappythingshappentoher?A．Shewilllistentosoftmusic.B．Shewilldosomethingforfun.C．Shewilltakepartinactivities.5.HowdidLindaraisesomuchmoney?A．Shesoldmanyofheroldbooks.B．Shefoundajob.C．Sheaskedhermotherforhelp.长对话一6.WheredidTomstayduringtheheavystorm?A．InhisbasementB．InhislivingroomC．Inhisneighbor’shouse7.WhatwasbrokeninTom’shouse?A．ThewindowB．TheroofC．Thegardenwall长对话二8.Whatisthegirl’sproblem?A．SheisgoingtoaJapanesefamily’sdinner.B．Shedoesn’tknowwhattoweartoaparty.C．SheissupposedtogiveaspeechinFrance.9.Whatisshesupposedtodowhensheentersthehouse?A．Takeoffhershoes.B．Kissthehost.C．Shakehands.10.Whatcanwegetfromtheconversation?A．Thegirldoesn’tneedtobringagift.B．ItisimpolitetomakeanoisewhileeatinginJapan.C．ThegirlrealizesthecustomsinChinaandJapanaredifferent.长对话三11.WhatdoesLisathinkofwritingpoems?A．Itiscool.B．Itisexciting.C．Itisrelaxing.12.WhatisSimon’spoemabout?A．Theartfestival.B．Thesoundofrain.C．Thebeautyofnature.13.WhoisSimon?A．Lisa’sclassmate.B．Lisa’sbrother.C．Lisa’suncle.长对话四14.Howoftendoesthesinginggrouppractise?A．Everyday.B．Onceamonth.C．Twoafternoonsaweek.15.Howmanysongshavetheypractised?A．8.B．12.C．15.16.Whatisthesinginggroupdoingnow?A．Writinganewsong.B．Practisinganewsong.C．Performinganewsong.短文理解17.HowmanyofficialworkinglanguagesarethereintheUN?A．Five.B．Six.C．Seven.18.WhenistheUNChineseLanguageDay?A．OnApril20th.B．OnApril12th.C．In2010.19.WhichisNOToneofthetop3difficultiesforforeignerslearningChinese?A．UnderstandingspokenChinese.B．WritingChinesecharacters.C．ReadingChinesepoems.20.Whyisitnecessarytolearnforeignlanguagesaccordingtothespeaker?A．Totravelaroundtheworldeasily.B．TofindabetterjobintheUN.C．Tocommunicateandexperiencedifferentcultures.二、阅读理解AAPPLICATION(申请)FORRADIOPRESENTERName:LiuMeiAge:18PhoneNumber:(0760)334-632E-mailAddress:liumei12345@163.comHighSchool:GuangmingHighSchoolMainCourses:Chinese,Maths,English,History,Chemistry,Computer,GeographyForeignLanguages:◆English,8years(listening,reading,writing,speaking)◆French,3years(reading,writing)◆Arabic,2years(reading)Experience:Ihavebeenworkingasaradiopresenterforthreeyears.WhenIwas15,Igotapart-timejobasaradiopresenteratasmallradiostationinZhongshan.Interests:Ihavealwayslovedtheradio.Ialsoliketravelingandplayingbasketball.Afterschool,IoftenplaybasketballwithmyfriendsandIusuallytravelonmyholidays.Ienjoyworkingwithpeopleandhelpingthem.References(推荐人)：◆MrWang,headteacherofGuangmingHighSchool◆MrZhang,manager(经理)ofthesmallradiostationinZhongshan21.WhatinformationaboutLiuMeicanbefoundintheapplication?A．Herbirthday.B．HerQQnumber.C．Herfamilyaddress.D．Hertelephonenumber.22.HowmanymaincoursesdidLiuMeihaveatGuangmingHighSchool?A．Four.B．Five.C．Six.D．Seven.23.WhatdoesLiuMeiusuallydoonherholidays?A．Shetravels.B．Sheplaysbaseball.C．Shedances.D．Sheplaysbasketball.24.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．LiuMeiisaquietgirl.B．LiuMeiwillbeaTVpresenter.C．LiuMeihaslearntfourlanguages.D．LiuMeistudiedbiologyinherhighschool.25.Whatkindoftextisthispassage?A．Abookreview.B．Astudyplan.C．Ajobapplicationform.D．Aradiostationnotice.BManypeoplealwaysthinkthatthingsintheirdailyliveshavesomethingtodowithluck.Infact,thereisnosuchthingasgoodluckorbadluck.ThegreatthinkerLiuAngavethefamousstoryTheOldManLostHisHorse.Anoldmanlivedapoorlifewithhisson.Helosthishorse.Hisneighboursfeltsorryforhim.Theoldmanasked,“Howdoyouknowit’sbadluck?”Afterseveraldays,hishorsereturnedwithmanywildhorses.Hisneighbourscameagain.___▲___Theoldmanreplied,“Howdoyouknowit’sgoodluck?”Later,hissonlearnedtorideahorse.Hefelloffthehorseandbrokehisleg.Theoldmanthought,“Howcanthisbeabadthing?”Thenextyear,therewasawar.Thesondidn’thavetogotothefrontbecauseofhisbrokenleg.Nothingintheworldisabsolutelyrightorwrong.Justastheoldsayinggoes,“Goodluckandbadlucktaketurns.”Whenyouarelucky,you’dbetterkeepcalmoryoumaygetintotroubleinstead.Whenyouareindangerortrouble,youshouldseeitinapositivewayandyoucanchangetheresultwithastrongwill.Youcanreturntothisstorywhenyoumeetmorebadthingsthangoodones.Maybethingsthatseembadmightactuallyprovetohavehope.Maybeyoumaynotnoticeitatthebeginning,butlateryoumayachievesuccess.26.Howdidtheoldman’sneighboursfeelwhenhelosthishorse?A．Angry.B．Sorry.C．Worried.D．Afraid.27.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin___▲______?A．Theywantedtoborrowthehorses.B．Theywantedtoknowhowthesehorsesgotback.C．Theywantedtoseeifthesewildhorseswerehealthy.D．Theycongratulatedhimonhisgoodluck.28.Whydoesthewritermentiontheoldsaying“Goodluckandbadlucktaketurns.”?A．Toattractthereaders’interest.B．Toofferthebackgroundofthestory.C．Tosupporthispointaboutluck.D．Tomakehistextlessmeaningful.29.Whatmaypeoplegetlaterfromthingsthatseembadatfirstaccordingtothetext?A．Alotofmoney.B．Newbadluck.C．Somethingsuccessful.D．Nothingbutmoretrouble.30.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Behindbadluckmaycomegoodluck.B．Thereisnoperfectpersonintheworld.C．Peoplecanalwayslearnalotfrombadthings.D．Whenpeopleareinagoodsituation,theymaybeunhappy.C①Onemorning,Igotupearlyanddecidedtomakeanapplepieformymum.Icalledmygrandmaforhelp,followedaTVprogramtomakejamandwaitedexcitedly.IenjoyedeverystepsomuchthatIdidn’tnoticethreehourspassedby.Althoughthepielookedterribleandwasnotthatdelicious,Mumateitupandtoldmeitwasthebestpiethatshehadeverhad.Forthefirsttime,IrealizedthatalthoughIdidn’tmakethepiesuccessfully,Ireallyenjoyedtheprocess.②Theprocessisimportantbecauseitbringsussomethingbiggerthantheresultitself.Thatis,wealwayshavenewexperiencesduringtheprocess,whichmayhelpusimproveourskillsorformgoodrelationshipswithothers.Ifwejustcareabouttheresultanddonotenjoytheprocess,thenoncetheresultisnotsogood,wewillbemorelikelytofeeldisappointedandwanttogiveup.Asaresult,wewillneverunderstandtherealmeaningofsuccess.③Butinthisbusyworld,weseealotofsuccessfulpeopleareincompetition.Howcanweenjoytheprocess?Well,thequestionhastheanswerinitself.④Don’talwayscompareyourselfwithothers.Firstofall,wearealldifferent.Andsuccessmeansdifferentthingstous.Forsome,successmeansbeingfamous,whileforothers,itmaybehealthorpower.Rideyourownride.⑤Slowdown.Youneedtostopexpectingimmediateresultsinwhatyoudoandlearntobepatient.Impatienceleadstounhappiness.Doitslowly,butneverstop.⑥Rewardyourself.Dividetheprocessintosmallsteps,andgiveyourselfarewardaftercompletingeachofthem.Rewardingyourselfforsmallwinscangoalongway.Forexample,ifyouareintheprocessoflosingweight,enjoyyourfavouritecakeatsometime.31.Howdoesthewriterleadinthetopic?A．Bygivinganexample.B．Bycomparingfacts.C．Byusingoldsayings.D．Bylistingnumbers.32.WhowillprobablyfeeldisappointedaccordingtoParagraph2?A．Lisaspentthewholeafternoonbyherselfwithnothingtodo.B．Aftermonthsofpractice,Sarahfinallywonthedancecompetition.C．Markreceivedasurprisegiftonhisbirthdaypartyfromhisbestfriends.D．LiLeiwantedtobeatMikeinthegameallthetime,buthecouldn’tdoit.33.Whatdoesthephrase“Rideyourownride”mean?A．Travelalonetofindhappiness.B．Followyourownway,notothers’.C．Rideabiketorelax.D．Shareyourideaswithfriends.34.Whatisthestructureofthetext?(①=Paragraph1)35.Whichcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．NeverGiveup.B．EnjoytheProcess.C．SlowDownYourLife.D．GoafterGoodResults.DOnedayafterwork,Isawasparrowsittingonthestepsofourofficebuilding.Itdidn’tmoveevenwhenIgotcloseortouchedit.___36___.Acoworkercameandwewatchedthebirdforawhile.___37___.ButIwasnotsurebecausemyapartmentissmallandIamoftenoutonweekends.Justthen,anothercoworkertoldustocallawildliferescuehotline.Iquicklyfoundthenumberandcalled.___38___.Theyaskedifthebirdwasbleeding.Isaidno.Theytoldmenottoworry.Itwasprobablyayoungsparrowlearningtofly.Itmighthavehitsomethingandfeltdizzy.Itjustneededarest,anditsmotherwaslikelynearby.___39___,soImovedittoabrick.Soon,thebirdstartedtogetbetter.Itflappeditswingsandtriedtofly.Inlessthanaminute,itflewawaytoaroofnearby.MycoworkersandIwereveryhappy.Atthatmoment,Ilearnedsomethingimportant.___40___.Sometimeswejustneedashortrestbeforewetryagain.Otherscangivehelp,butintheend,wehavetodependonourselves.A．SomeoneansweredB．IthoughtitmightbehurtC．Inlife,weallfaceproblemsD．SheevenaskedmetotakeithomeE．ThebirdisveryfriendlytoeveryoneF．Iwasstillafraidthatsomeonemightsteponit三、完形填空AIntheEasternHanDynasty,therewasasincereyoungmannamedFanShi.WhenhesaidgoodbyetohisgoodfriendZhangShaoafterstudyingtogetherinthecapital,ZhangShaoinvitedhimtohishometohavechickenandmilletwineontheDoubleNinthFestivaltwoyearslater.FanShiwas___41___toaccepttheinvitationandmadeaseriouspromisetocomeontime.FanShiwastaughtbyhisteacherstospeakpolitelyandshowhisrespect,insteadofspeaking___42___withoutthinkingwhentalkingwiththeelderly,especiallyZhangShao’sparents.Soheclearlyknewthatitwas___43___tointerrupttheelderlyortalkloudlytothem.Oneday,FanShihadasmallargumentwithhisbrotheroverafamilymatter.Hismotheradvisedhimthatamanwhofollowstraditionalvirtuesshould___44___firstinsteadofarguingangrily.Heagreedsincerely.Besides,FanShitraveledalongwaytoZhangShao’shomeontheexactdayto___45___,justashepromised.Thisstory,knownas“ChickenandMilletFriendship”,hasbeenpasseddownforthousandsofyearsasamodelofhonestyandpoliteness.41.A．pleasedB．pleasureC．pleaseD．nervous42.A．quietlyB．rudelyC．gentlyD．slowly43.A．honestB．cleverC．impoliteD．patient44.A．giveupB．calmdownC．showoffD．takeup45.A．keepshiswordB．kepthiswordC．keephiswordD．keepinghiswordBCross-culturalcommunicationisbecomingmoreandmorecommoninourdailylife.Everycountryhasitsownspecialcustomsandsocialrules.Ifwewanttocommunicatewellwithforeignfriends,weneedtolearnand___46___theirculture.Firstly,dressingisimportant.Weshoulddress___47___fordifferentsituations.Wearingtoocasualclothesmayseemdisrespectfulonformaloccasions.Secondly,wemustpayattentiontoourconversation___48___.Safetopicslikesightseeing,foodandhobbiescanbringpeoplecloser.Weshouldneveraskpersonalquestions,fortheyare___49___andrude.Thirdly,tablemannersalsomatteralot.Differentcountrieshave___50___eatingrules.Insomecountries,makingsoftsoundswhileeatingisokay,whileinothers,itistotally___51___.Weshouldwatchothersandlearnfromthem.Itis___52___forustofeelnervouswhenwefirstcommunicatewithforeigners.Butdon’tbeafraidof___53___.Withcontinuouslearningand___54___,wewillbecomemoreconfident.Alwaysrememberthatkindnessandpolitenessarethemost___55___languageintheworld.46.A．changeB．respectC．createD．forget47.A．properlyB．quietlyC．quicklyD．casually48.A．skillsB．secretsC．topicsD．tricks49.A．safeB．boringC．publicD．impolite50.A．differentB．similarC．simpleD．strict51.A．fineB．rudeC．normalD．funny52.A．unusualB．strangeC．commonD．impossible53.A．mistakesB．friendsC．rulesD．manners54.A．moneyB．practiceC．luckD．time55.A．difficultB．specialC．universalD．strange四、单词拼写56.Withthehelpoftechnology,wecanc________withpeoplefromallovertheworldeasily.（交流）57.Youshoulddressn________whenyoutakepartinaformalparty.（得体地）58.Itwasthep________toolusedbymerchantsandbankerstocalculate.（主要的）59.Theproblemwasdifficult,Itwasb________myunderstanding.（超出）60.Truefriendshipr________ustoshowtrustandloyalty.（需要）五、短文填空The2026JiangsuFootballCityLeague,also___61___(call)theSuSuperLeague,openedinChangzhouonApril11th.Ithasbecomeoneof___62___mostpopulargrassrootsfootballeventsinChina.Thefirstfourmatches___63___(attract)124,264fansintotal.Thatisabout31,000fans___64___average.Theopeninggamedrew40,833people,andticketswerehard___65___(get).Thisyear,theleaguepaysmoreattentionto___66___(develop)youngplayers.Among647registeredplayers,430of___67___(they)areunder22.The___68___(able)oftheseyoungplayershassurprisedmanypeople.___69___(make)thegamesfairer,theleaguehasintroducedVARinallmatches.Itusesbetterfootballsthanbefore.Theeventnotonlybringsexcitingmatches___70___alsopusheslocaltourismforward.六、任务型阅读OnceanArabwastravelingonhiscamel.Whenthesunstartedtogodown,hestoppedandsetuphistent.Thenhemadeafire,atehismealandlaydowntosleep.Suddenlythewindbegantoblow.Itbecamecolderandcolder.Thecamelputhisheadinsidethetent.“Master,couldyouletmeputmyheadinthetent?It’ssocoldoutside.”TheArabwasakindman.“Putyourheadinandgetwarm.”Thenhewentbacktosleep.Butbeforelong,thecamelwokehimup.“Myheadisquitewarmnow,butmyneckiscold.CouldIbringitinside,too?”“Allright,”theArabsaid.Andthecamelputhisneckin.Therewasn’tmuchroominthetentnow,asthecamelhadalongneck.AgaintheArabwentbacktosleep,butagainthecamelwokehimup.“Master,Ireallymustaskyoutomoveoverabit.I’vewarmedmyheadandneck,butI’dliketobringmyfrontlegsinsideandwarmthemup,too.”TheArabmovedover.Hehadtositupnow,fortherewasn’tenoughroomforhimtoliedownandsleep.“Whatnext?”hethought.Justthenthecamelsaid,“Thistentisreallytoosmallforbothofus.Andmyothertwolegsarestilloutinthecold.Whydon’tyougooutandleavethetentforme?”Andwiththat,thecamelkickedthepoormanout.TimesWhatcamelaskedWhattheArabsaidThefirsttimeHeaskedto

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