四川泸州市龙马潭区五校联考2025-2026学年下学期八年级英语期末综合能力评估练习题（含答案无听力音频及原文）

八年级英语期末综合能力评估练习题一、听力选择短对话1.Whatdoestheboyaskthegirltomake?2.Whatistheboyreadingaboutnow?A．Tigers.B．Pandas.C．Monkeys.3.HowwastheweatheronLisa’sfirstdayinHangzhou?A．Snowy.B．Sunny.C．Rainy.4.WhatdoesLilygiveJack?A．Acup.B．Apen.C．Ahat.5.Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?A．Sunny.B．Rainy.C．Cloudy.长对话一听材料，回答问题。6.HowistheweatherinBeijing?A．Coldandsnowy.B．Hotandsunny.C．Warmandwindy.7.WhatseasondoesBenlikebest?A．Summer.B．Spring.C．Autumn.长对话二听材料，回答问题。8.Whatdishistherestaurantfamousfor?A．Theroastbeef.B．Thechickensoup.C．Thefishsoup.9.HowoftendoestheboyhaveChinesefood?A．Onceaweek.B．Onceamonth.C．Twiceamonth.长对话三听材料，回答问题。10.Whatcolouristhebag?A．Black.B．Grey.C．Red.11.Howmuchisthebag?A．180yuan.B．240yuan.C．280yuan.长对话四听材料，回答问题。12.Whatdoesthefoxlooklike?A．Ithasasmalltail.B．Ithasbrightorangefur.C．Itistall.13.WhatdoEmmaandJakethinkoffoxes?A．They’reclever.B．They’reinteresting.C．They’rescary.14.Whatdidtheeaglecatch?A．Arabbit.B．Asnake.C．Afish.长对话五听材料，回答问题。15.HowdoesHelenfeel?A．Angry.B．Sleepy.C．Sad.16.WhereisTina?A．Athome.B．Atthesportspark.C．Atthemarket.17.Whoisplayingmusic?A．Helen’smum.B．Helen’sdad.C．Helen’sneighbour.听力短文听材料，回答问题。18.WhodidJennycallonSaturdaymorning?A．Hercousin.B．Herfriend.C．Hergrandmother.19.WhatdidJennyhavefordinneronSaturday?A．Salad.B．Hamburgers.C．Pizza.20.WhendidJennyandherparentsgoshopping?A．OnSundaymorning.B．OnSundayafternoon.C．OnSundayevening.二、阅读理解ASummerStudyProgrammesDoyouwanttoexperiencemoreoftheworld?Joinoursummerstudyprogrammes!●London,UK$7,000Time:6thJuly-12thJulyCourse(课程):EnglishlanguageandcultureFocus:BasiclanguageskillsandEnglishart,food,andsocietyFieldtrips:BritishMuseum,BuckinghamPalace,andTowerBridge●Paris,France$8,000Time:20thJuly-26thJulyCourse:FrenchlanguageandcultureFocus:BasiclanguageskillsandFrenchart,food,andhistoryFieldtrips:EiffelTower,LouvreMuseum,andPalaceofVersailles★Signupbefore15thJune★Specialoffer:Anyonewhosignsupbefore15thMaycanget$500off!★Thepriceincludesthecostofthecourse,hotel,andticketsforfieldtripsIfyouhaveanyquestions,emailusatsummerstudy@learnworld.orgorcallusat800-123-4567.21.Whatcanvisitorslearnfromthesummerstudyprogrammes?A．Music.B．Sports.C．Languageandculture.D．Science.22.IfMarysignsupfortheParisprogrammeon13thMay,howmuchshouldshepay?A．$8,000.B．$7,500.C．$7,000.D．$6,500.23.What’sthetext?A．Aposter.B．Aletter.C．Adiary.D．Anewsreport.BAfterbreakfast,Sarahsawhermotherworkinginthegarden.“Whatareyouplantingtoday,Mum?”askedSarah.“Iwillplantcarrots,”answeredSarah’smother.“Wouldyouliketohelp?”“Sure,”Sarahsaid.Shewashappy.Shewantedtolearnhowhermothermadevegetablesgrow.Inthegarden,Sarah’smotherusedasticktodrawalineinthesoil.“Thisiscalledafurrow,”shesaid.“It’susedtoholdtheseeds.”Sarahdrewalinenearhermother’sfurrow,too.Thenshesawhermotheropenabagofcarrotseeds.“Now,let’splanttheseedsinthefurrow,”hermothersaid.“Carrotseedsareverysmall.Plantingthemiseasy.”ShehandedsomeseedstoSarah.Sarahpickedupsomeseedsanddroppedthemintoherfurrow.Stepbystep,shemovedforwardalongthefurrow.Thefurrowseemedverylongtoherbecausetheseedsweresosmall.Sarah’smotherbegantosingasong.Sarahjoinedher,andthemusicmadeplantingseedsmorefun.Whentheseedswereallinthefurrows,Sarah’smothercoveredtheseedswithsoil.Sarahfollowedher.“Nowit’stimetowatertheseeds,”saidSarah’smother.“Thewaterletsthemknowit’stimetogrow.”“Whenwilltheybereadytoeat?”askedSarah.“Inabouttwomonths,”saidSarah’smother.Sarahwaseagertoseetheseedsgrow.“Ican’twaittoeatourcarrots!”shesaid.24.WhatdidSarahwanttolearnfromhermother?A．Singsongs.B．Growvegetables.C．Cleangardens.D．Drawlines.25.WhatdidSarahdofirstbeforeplantingtheseeds?A．Makeafurrow.B．Wetsoil.C．Tidygarden.D．Pickseeds.26.WhichwordbestdescribesSarah’smother?A．Strict.B．Patientandgentle.C．serious.D．quiet.27.Theunderlinedword“eager”means____.A．afraid.B．excited.C．tired.D．surprised.CInShekengvillageinFujian,asmallpotterykilnhassmokedquietlyformorethan200years.ThekilnbelongstotheWufamily.Now,ayoungcouple,WuZejianandMaJingwen,bothborninthe1990s,havereturnedtocareforit.WuZejiangrewupwatchinghisfamilymakepottery.ThenhestudiedartinXi’anandlearntaboutmoderndesign.Lastyear,heandhiswife,Ma,decidedtoreturntotheirvillagetotakecareofthekiln.“▲Ibelievethefireofourkilnwillnevergoout,”saidWu.Wustaystruetotheoldways.Heuseslocalclayandnaturalglazes,justlikehisfatherandgrandfatherdid.Hisfather,WuYusong,hasmanyyearsofexperience.Heisalwaystheretohelp.Mamainlyhelpsdesignthepottery.“Iwanttogiveeachpieceastory,”Masaid.“Anordinarycupcanbecomeaspiritualsymbolforitsuser.”Together,theymixoldskillswithfreshdesign.Theyhopetocreatetheirownbrandinthefuture.Theywantmorepeopletoknowandliketheirpottery.Thesmokeisstillrisingfromthekiln,justasitdid200yearsago.Butnow,itcarriessomethingnew—thedreamoftheyoungcouple,thelaughterofvisitors,andthehopethatthissmallvillagefirewilllightathousandmorefiresinheartsfaraway.28.Whatdoweknowabouttheyoungcouple?A．Theyareintheir40s.B．Theywanttoclosethekiln.C．Theyarenewkeepersofthekiln.D．Theyhatevillagelife.29.Whichsentencefits“▲”?A．Iwanttobringnewlifetothisoldtradition.B．Iplantomovekilnstobigcities.C．Ionlywanttomakemoney.D．Ithinkoldkilnsareold-fashioned.30.What’sMa’smainjob?A．Designpottery.B．Findglazes.C．Collectopinions.D．Workwithworkers.31.Whydoesthewriterwriteaboutsmokeinthelastparagraph?A．Toshowtraditionisstillalive.B．Tosaythevillageisdirty.C．Towarnkilnsaredangerous.D．Toteachpottery-making.DIt’scommonformanypeopletoheattheirfoodinplasticcontainers.However,theenvironmentalorganizationGreenpeacesaysthishabitmaycausehealthproblems.Manyready-mademealsandtakeoutfoodscomeinplasticcontainers.Sellersoftensaythesecontainersaresafetouseinamicrowave,sopeopleusuallyplacethemdirectlyintothemicrowave.However,Greenpeacewarnsthatthispracticemaynotbesafe.Accordingtoitsresearch,plasticcontainerscanreleaseverytinypiecesofplasticwhentheyareheated.Greenpeacelookedat24recentstudiesaboutheatingfoodinplasticcontainers.Theresultsshowthatseveralthingscanmaketheproblemevenworse.Morepowerfulmicrowavescancausemorepiecesofplastictocomeoutofthecontainer.Heatingfoodforalongertimealsoallowsmorepiecesofplastictoenterthefood.Besides,oldorbrokenplasticcontainersmayreleaseevenmorepiecesofplastic.Scientistshavealreadyfoundmorethan1,000typesoftinypiecesofplasticindifferentpartsofthehumanbody.Thehealtheffectsofthetinypiecesaren’tyetclear,butexpertssuggestthattheymayraisetheriskofsomecancersandotherhealthproblems.Greenpeaceiscallingforcountriesaroundtheworldtotakeactionandbetterprotectpeople’shealth.Atthesametime,wealsoshouldbemorecarefulandtrynottoheatfoodinplasticcontainers.32.Whatproblemdoesthetexttalkabout?A．Wasteplasticboxes.B．Heatingfoodinplasticcontainers.C．Eatingtakeout.D．Usingmicrowaves.33.Whichwayissafest?A．Heatfoodinglasscontainers.B．Usenewplasticboxes.C．Heatfoodshortlyinplastic.D．Usesmall-powermicrowaves.34.WhatcanweinferfromParagraph4?A．Microplasticsaretotallysafe.B．Over1000peoplegotsickfromplastic.C．Westillneedmoreresearchonplastic’sinfluence.D．Scientistsfoundplasticincancerpatientsonly.35.What’sthewriter’spurpose?A．Introducehealthyfood.B．Stopusingmicrowaves.C．Showplasticstudies.D．Warnplasticheatingrisks.EItcanbehardtoalwaysstaymotivatedwhenlearningalanguage.It’seasytoloseinterestifyou’realwaysthinking,“HowoftendoIneedtostudy?”or“Howlongwillittaketospeakwell?”Infact,thewayyouthinkaboutstudyingisoftenmoreimportantthanhowhardyoustudy!____36____Usethelanguagetodothingsyouenjoy.____37____Forexample,ifyoulikelearningaboutothercultures,watchTVshowsorreadinthatlanguage.Ifyouenjoycookingorsports,watchvideosaboutfoodorsportsinthatlanguage.____38____Trytotalkinthelanguageeveryday,evenforafewminutes.Spendtimetalkingaboutyourfavouritetopics,liketravellingormusic.Don’tworryaboutmakingmistakes.Justtrytospeak.Overtime,speakingwillbecomeeasier.Asyouseehowmuchyou’veimproved,you’llwanttospeakevenmore!____39____Biggoalsmayfeeldifficultandfaraway.Instead,plansimpletasksforeachday,like“listentoEnglishfor15minutes”.Bydividingyourbiggoalsintosmalldailytasks,learningbecomeseasierandmoreenjoyable!Makelearningpartofyourlife.Trytoincludethelanguageinyourdailylife.Forexample,youcanputEnglishlabelsonthingsinyourroomorchangeyourphonelanguage.____40____Whenyoumeetthelanguageeveryday,learningbecomesmorenatural.A．Setsmalldailytasks.B．Haveaconversationeveryday.C．Thesesmallhabitshelpyoustayclosetothelanguage.D．Somepeoplefeelshywhentheyspeakanewlanguage.E．Herearesometipstohelpyoustaymotivatedandenjoylearning.F．Whenthelanguageconnectswithyourinterests,learningfeelsmorefun.三、完形填空AIreadlotsofbooksaboutChinabeforeIcamehere.So,whenIarrived,Iwas____41____tobelivinginthisgreatcountry.ItwassodifferentfromtheUK.Icouldn’twaittoknowmoreaboutit.AfterayearinChina,IfoundmanyforeignersspokeChinese.SoIdecidedtobeginmy____42____journey.SinceIstartedtolearnChinesetwoyearsago,Ihavemadegreatprogress.Now,whenIspeaktoChinesepeopleinChinese,theyalmostalways____43____.LearningtospeakChineseisn’tasdifficultasIoncethought.Themostchallengingthingis____44____sinceChinesepeopletalkatsuchaspeed.ButmyweeklyonlineChineselessonshelpwiththis.LearningChinesehelpsmeinmyeverydaylife,andit____45____helpsmeknowmoreaboutthecultureofthisamazingcountry.ThereisstillalongwaytogoandIwillcontinuelearningandkeep____46____.41.A．surprisedB．excitedC．freeD．safe42.A．languageB．musicC．historyD．art43.A．rememberB．winC．understandD．refuse44.A．watchingB．listeningC．readingD．writing45.A．onlyB．everC．againD．also46.A．toimproveB．improvingC．improveD．improvedBCynthiaZhangisahighschoolstudentfromtheUS.Shelovesanimalsandnature.In2025,she____47____abigprizeforhelpingtheenvironment.The17-year-oldstartedagroupcalledMonarchsMatterin2023.Shegotthe____48____foritafterwatchingacaterpillarturnintoabutterfly.“Itwasreallyaonce-in-a-lifetime____49____,”saidZhang.“Itshowedmehowgentlebutstrongnaturecanbe.Butpeoplearehurtingit.”Monarchbutterfliesaregetting____50____everyyear.Why?Farmerssometimesusechemicalsthatkillinsects.People____51____theplantswheretheylive.Theweatherischangingtoo,makingitharderforthemtosurvive.Monarchbutterflieshelpplantsgrow,sowhentheyareintrouble,farmsandgardensmayhave____52____too.Tohelpthem,MonarchsMatterhasplantedmorethan2,150plantsthatmonarchbutterflieslike.Ithasalsobuilt15safehomesforthemtorestandlayeggs.Thegroupalso____53____informationaboutbutterfliesonlinetoteachothers.Now,MonarchsMatteris____54____inmanycountries.KidsstartedgroupsinplaceslikePakistanandNigeria,“Wewanttohelpnewgroupsallovertheworld,”Zhangsaid.“Itdoesn’tmatterwhattheirgoalis,____55____theyhelpprotecttheenvironmentintheirowncommunity.”“Challengesremain,soweneedmorepeopletotakepartinenvironmentalprotection.____56____,moreandmorepeoplearetakingaction.We’rethefuturegenerationtotakecareofourplanet,”Zhangadded.“Nomatterhowoldweare,wecanmakeadifference.”47.A．foundB．returnedC．wonD．offered48.A．dealB．ideaC．tripD．skill49.A．experienceB．interestC．decisionD．question50.A．moreB．fewerC．biggerD．smaller51.A．careaboutB．hearofC．lookforD．cutdown52.A．choicesB．plansC．problemsD．tasks53.A．doubtsB．checksC．repeatsD．shares54.A．modernB．popularC．naturalD．improper55.A．althoughB．unlessC．aslongasD．assoonas56.A．LuckilyB．SurprisinglyC．SuddenlyD．Finally四、单词拼写57.Youwillgetintobigt____ifyoualwaysbreaktheschoolrules.58.Manywildanimalscans____inverycoldplacesiftheyhaveenoughfood.59.Thesoldiersg____theborderdayandnighttokeepourcountrysafe.60.Themainp____ofthisactivityistoletuslearnmoreabouttraditionalculture.61.Sher____ameaningfulgiftfromherbestfriendonherfourteenthbirthdayyesterday.62.Makesuretouseelectricaldevicesinarightway.Forexample,nevertouchthemwithwethands—thatcanbeveryu____.五、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。APocketfulofStarstellsastoryaboutagirlnamedSafiyaandhermother.Safiyais13yearsold.Herparentsarenolonger____63____(marry),andsheliveswithherdad.EverySaturday,Safiya____64____(visit)hermum.However,theyoftenargue.Safiyalovesplayingvideogames,buthermumdoesn’tunderstand____65____torespectthishobby.OneSaturday,theyhaveabigfight.Safiyaleavesthehousefeelingangry.ThenextSaturday,shedoesn’tgotovisithermum.Instead,shegoes____66____(shop)withherbestfriend.Then,Safiyagetsamessage____67____herdad.Hermumisinacomainthehospital.Safiyafeels____68____(shock)andverysorry.Shehurriestothehospitalandsitsbesidehermum’sbed.Thenshefallsasleepandhasastrangedream.Inherdream,Safiyameetsa____69____(teenager)girl,andshesoonrealizesthatthegirlishermumasachild.Shetravelsthroughhermum’schildhoodmemories.Thedreamfeelslikeavideogame.Safiyamustfind____70____(object)fromtherealworldandbringthemtohermuminthedreamworld.AsSafiyacontinuesthejourney,shelearnsabouthermum’sdreams,feelings,andstruggles.Shealsoseesthathergrandmotherdidnotalwaysunderstandhermum,____71____.Throughthisspecialdream,Safiyabeginstounderstandhermotherand____72____(she)muchbetter.六、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，根据内容，完成表格中所缺的信息，一空一词。Chinesecultureisoneoftheoldestintheworld,anditisrichintraditionsandbeliefs.Manyofthethingsyousee,hear,oreventasteinChinamaybesymbolswithspecialmeanings!DragonsInmanyWesternstories,dragonsarefrighteningmonsters.However,peopleinChinaarenotfrightenedofthem!Instead,theythinkdragonsareasymbolofpowerandgoodfortune.ChinesedragonsaresopopularinChinathatyoucanseetheminmanyplaces,suchasvases,buildings,money,clothes,andjewellery!Thewordfor“dragon”evenappearsinnamesandidioms.Forexample,“tohopethatone’schildrenbecomedragons”meansthatparentshopetheirchildrenwilldowellinlife.InChina,peoplethinkdragonsaresopowerfulthattheycallthemselvesthedescendantsofthedragon!ThecolourredInChina,redisapowerfulcolourwithspecialmeaning.Manypeoplethinkitbringsgoodluckandwealth,soyouwillseereddecorationssuchaspaper-cuts,couplets,andlanternsduringfestivalsliketheChineseNewYear.Peoplethinkredissoluckythattheywearitduringcelebrations.AttraditionalChineseweddings,boththebrideandgroomwearred.Redalsohaspositivemeaningsinothercultures.Forexample,aredcarpetshowsimportance,andredrosessymbolizelove.However,inWesternculture,redcouldsometimesmeanloss.Ifacompanyhas“redink”oris“inthered”,itmeansthattheyarelosingmoremoneythantheyareearning.LuckynumbersCertainnumbersareluckyinChinabecausetheysoundlikeotherChinesewordswithpositivemeanings.“Six”,forexample,soundslike“flow”.Itsymbolizesthingsgoingwell.Thenumber“two”isalsolucky,becausetheChinesebelievethatgoodthingscomeinpairs.“Eight”soundslikeawordthatmeans“tomakeafortune”,anditsymbolizeswealth.Lastly,“nine”hasthesamepronunciationasthecharacter“久”,whichmeans“long-lasting”.So“nine”hascometosymbolizealonglife.Ontheotherhand,“four”soundslike“death”.Somepeoplefindthisnumbersounluckythattheyavoidusingitintheirphonenumbers.ButChinaisnottheonlyplacewithspecialnumbers.InAmerica,forexample,“seven”isaluckynumberwhile“thirteen”isanunluckynumber.Cultural

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InChinaIntheWest/otherculturesDragon▶Dragonsareseenasthesymbolof

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andgoodfortuneinChina,andChinesepeoplecallthemselvesthedescendantsofthedragon.▶InWesternorothercultures,dragonsarefrighteningmonsters.Red▶InChineseculture,thecolorredstandsforgoodluckand

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,sopeopleuseredpaper-cuts,coupletsandlanternsduringtheChineseNewYear.▶InWesternbusinessculture,ifacompanyis“inthered”,itmeansthecompanyislosingmore

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thanitisearning.Numbers▶Thenumber“eight”soundsliketheChinesewordmeaning“tomakeafortune”,soitisthesymbolofwealth.▶Thenumber