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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年上海市八年级(下)期末英语模拟试卷(二)一、阅读理解The

Story

of

Bi

Sheng

—The

Pioneer

of

Printing

BiShengwas

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ordinarycraftsman(工匠)intheNorthernSongDynasty.Henoticedthatwoodblockprintingwasveryslowandwastefulbecauseeachblockcouldonlybeusedforonepage.Hewantedtofindabetterway,

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ittookhimmanyyearsoftrialanderror.

Oneday,BiShenggotanidea.Hecouldmakeindividualcharactersfromclay(黏土)andbakethemhard.Thesecharacterscouldbe

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togethertoformpages,andthentakenapartandreused.Hekept

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differenttypesofclaytofindthebestmaterial.

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manypeopledoubtedhisidea,BiShengcontinuedhiswork.Finally,hesucceededincreatingthefirstmovabletype(活字)printingsystem.

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greatachievementitwasforthe11thcentury!Hisinventionmadeprintingfasterandcheaper.

BiSheng'sinventionbecame

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importantthatitchangedthewayknowledgewassharedforever.Nothing

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thespreadofinformationmorethanmovabletypeinancienttimes.Theman

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createdthisbrilliantsystemisrememberedasaheroofChineseculture.Hisstoryteachesus

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creativeandkeeptrying.1.A.a B.an C.the2.A.but B.and C.or3.A.put B.arranged C.arranging4.A.testing B.test C.totest5.A.Although B.Because C.Unless6.A.Whata B.What C.How7.A.too B.so C.such8.A.speededup B.speedsup C.hasspeededup9.A.which B.who C.whom10.A.tobe B.being C.be11.A.reduce;B.popular;C.ordinary;D.raise;E.achieve;F.dailyIamamemberofmyschool'sEnvironmentalProtectionClub.Webelievethatevensmallactionscanmakeabigdifference.Lastmonth,westarteda"NoPlasticBottles"campaign.Weencouragedstudentstobringtheirownwaterbottlesinsteadofbuyingbottledwatereveryday.Thissimplechangehelped(1)______wasteatschool.Atfirst,onlyafewstudentsjoinedus,butsoontheideabecame(2)______.Nowabout80%ofthestudentsbringreusablebottles.Ithasbecomepartofour(3)______life.Ournextgoalisto(4)______moneytoinstallmorewaterfountains(饮水机)aroundtheschool.Wehopeto(5)______azero-wastecampusinthenearfuture.(1)

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12.Afterschool,twofriendsSarahandJackaretalkingabouttheirweekendplans.

Sarah:Hi,Jack!Theweatherisgreatthisweekend.Doyouhaveanyplans?

Jack:Notyet.Iwasthinkingofgoinghiking,butIhaven'tdecided.(1)______?(询问对方的周末计划)

Sarah:I'mgoingtovisitthenewartmuseumwithmycousin.There'saspecialexhibitiononChineseinkpaintings.

Jack:Thatsoundswonderful!Whyareyousointerestedinartexhibitions?

Sarah:(2)______.(根据上下文给出理由)I'vebeenlearningChinesepaintingfortwoyears,soIreallywanttoseethemasters'works.

Jack:Isee.Soyougotoexhibitionsbecausetheyinspireyourownpainting.(3)______?(寻求确认)

Sarah:Yes,exactly!Besides,mycousinisalsoanartlover.Wealwayshaveagreattimetogether.

Jack:(4)______.(表示赞同)Bytheway,wouldyouliketogohikingwithmenextSundayinstead?

Sarah:Sure,I'dloveto!Let'smeetattheparkentranceat8a.m.,(5)______?(反意疑问句)

Jack:Great!Don'tforgettobringsomesnacks!(1)

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Therearefivedescriptionsofvolunteerprograms(A-E).

Volunteerprogramsforteenagers

A.TheReadingBuddyProgram:Helpyoungchildrendevelopaloveforreading.YouwillreadstoriestokidsatthecommunitylibraryeverySaturdaymorning.

B.TheBeachCleaners:JoinuseverySundaytocleanupthelocalbeach.Wecollectplasticwasteandsortitforrecycling.Glovesandbagsareprovided.

C.TheElderlyCompanionProject:Visitseniorsatthenursinghome.Chatwiththem,playchess,orhelpthemwriteletters.Yourcompanycanbrightentheirday.

D.TheGardenHelpers:Workinthecity'scommunitygardens.Plantvegetables,waterflowers,andhelpkeepthegardensbeautifulforeveryonetoenjoy.

E.ThePetCareTeam:Helptakecareofanimalsatthelocalshelter.Walkdogs,cleancages,andhelpfindnewhomesforhomelesspets.

Task:Thepeoplebelowallwanttofindavolunteerprogram.Decidewhichprogramwouldbethemostsuitableforeachperson.

(1)

Lucylovesanimalsandwantstohelpdogsandcatsfindnewfamilies.

(2)

Tomenjoysworkingoutdoorsandwantstohelpprotecttheenvironment.

(3)

Amyisgoodwithyoungchildrenandwantstoencouragethemtoenjoybooks.

(4)

Mikelikesgardeningandwantstomakethecitygreener.

(5)

Lindaisapatientlistenerandwantstobringwarmthtoelderlypeople.13.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E14.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E15.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E16.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E17.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.EE

WhyDoWeSeeColorsDifferently?

Haveyoueverarguedwithafriendaboutwhetheradressisblueandblackorwhiteandgold?Thisfamousonlinedebate(争论)showedthatpeoplecanseethesamethingincompletelydifferentways.Thereasonliesinhowoureyesandbrainsprocesslight.

Colorisnotaphysicalproperty(属性)ofobjects—itishowourbraininterprets(解读)differentwavelengths(波长)oflight.Whenlighthitsanobject,somewavelengthsareabsorbedandothersarereflected.Oureyesreceivethereflectedlightandsendsignalstothebrain.

"Everyone'svisualsystemisslightlydifferent,"explainsDr.Li,aneyespecialistfromGuangzhou."Factorslikeage,lightingconditions,andeventhehealthofyoureyescanaffecthowyouseecolors.That'swhytwopeoplelookingatthesameobjectmightdescribeitscolordifferently."

Interestingly,colorblindness(色盲)ismorecommonthanyoumightthink.About8%ofmenand0.5%ofwomenhavesomeformofcolorblindness.Themostcommontypemakesithardtotellthedifferencebetweenredandgreen.Specialglasseshavebeendevelopedtohelpcolor-blindpeopleseeawiderrangeofcolors.

Sothenexttimesomeoneseesacolordifferentlyfromyou,remember—neitherofyouiswrong.Yourbrainsarejustdoingtheiruniquejobsofinterpretingthecolorfulworld!18.Whydidpeopleargueaboutthedressaccordingtothepassage?______A.Becausethedresschangedcolorsindifferentlights.

B.Becausepeople'sbrainsprocesslightdifferently.

C.Becausethephotoofthedresswasunclear.

D.Becausesomepeoplewerecolor-blind.19.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"absorbed"inParagraph2probablymean?______A.反射 B.吸收 C.折射 D.分散20.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?______A.Colorisaphysicalpropertyofobjects.

B.Colorblindnessonlyhappenstomen.

C.Specialglassescanhelpsomecolor-blindpeople.

D.Everyoneseescolorsinexactlythesameway.21.Howmanymenhavesomeformofcolorblindness?______A.About0.5%. B.About8%. C.About50%. D.About80%.22.Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?______A.Toexplainwhypeopleseecolorsdifferently.

B.Toteachpeoplehowtotestcolorblindness.

C.Todescribehowclothesaredesigned.

D.Torecommendspecialglassesforeveryone.The

Story

of

Chopsticks

ChopsticksareoneofthemostimportanteatingtoolsinEastAsiancultures.Theyaresimplebutclever,andtheirhistoryismuchmore

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thanyoumightthink.

TheearliestchopstickswerefoundinChina,datingbackover5,000years.Atthattime,theywereusednotforeating,butforcooking.Peopleneededsomethingtotakehotfoodfrompots.Theseearlychopsticksweremadeof

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andweremuchlongerthantheonesweusetoday.

Around400BC,peoplebeganusingchopsticksforeating.Thischangehappenedpartly

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ofapopulationincrease.Fuel(燃料)becamemoreexpensive,sopeoplecutfoodintosmallpiecestocookfaster.Smallpieceswereeasiertoeatwithchopsticksthanwithaknife.

Differentmaterialscameintouseovertime.Bamboochopstickswere

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fordailyuse.Richfamiliesusedsilverchopsticks,becausepeoplebelievedsilvercouldshowwhetherfoodwaspoisonous(有毒的).

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,ivoryandjadechopstickswereusedbytheroyalfamily.

Today,chopsticksareusedbyabout1.5billionpeoplearoundtheworld.Theycomeinmanymaterialsandstyles.

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theirsimpledesign,chopstickshaveremainedalmostunchangedforthousandsofyears—atrueexampleofsmartengineering.23.A.interesting B.boring C.expensive D.comfortable24.A.silver B.bamboo C.plastic D.ivory25.A.instead B.because C.ahead D.lot26.A.popular B.heavy C.strange D.rare27.A.Afterall B.Inaddition C.Asaresult D.Atfirst28.A.Inneedof B.Insearchof C.Inspiteof D.Incaseof29.The

Teenage

Book

Exchange

Lastyear,15-year-oldXuMingnoticedsomethingsadhappeninginhisneighborhood.Everyfewmonths,peoplewouldleavepilesofoldbooksonthesidewalkforgarbagetruckstotakeaway."Itbrokemyhearttoseeperfectlygoodbooksbeingthrownout,"XuMingrecalled.

Hedecidedtodosomethingaboutit.Withhisparents'permission,hebuiltasmallwoodenbookshelfandplaceditinfrontofhishouse.Heputasignonitthatread:"Takeabook,leaveabook."Thiswasthestartoftheneighborhood'sfirstFreeBookExchange.

Atfirst,onlyafewneighborstookpart.Butwordspreadquickly.Soon,peoplebegandonatingbookstheyhadalreadyreadandpickingupnewones.Thelittlebookshelfwasalwaysfull.Someneighborsevenbroughthomemadecookiestoleavenexttothebooks!

XuMingnowmanagesthreebookexchangeshelvesindifferentpartsoftheneighborhood.Hehasalsostartedabookclubwhereneighborsmeetonceamonthtodiscussabooktheyhaveallread."Readingbringspeopletogether,"XuMingsayswithasmile."I'mproudthatmysmallideahasmadeourcommunitycloser."(1)WhatdidXuMingseehappeninginhisneighborhood?

______(2)WheredidXuMingplacehisfirstFreeBookExchange?

______(3)Whatdidthesignonthebookshelfsay?

______(4)Whatdidsomeneighborsbringbesidesbooks?

______(5)HowmanybookexchangeshelvesdoesXuMinghavenow?

______(6)WhatdoesXuMingfeelaboutwhathehasdone?

______二、书面表达30.Writeatleast60wordsaccordingtothegivensituation.

假设你是李华,你的朋友张浩最近因为和父母沟通不畅而感到烦恼。他写信向你求助,希望你能给他一些建议。请你给他写一封回信,提出至少两条建议并说明理由。

(注意:文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称)

DearZhangHao,

________

Yours,LiHua

1~10.【答案】B、A、B、A、A、A、B、A、B、A11.【答案】【小题1】A【小题2】B【小题3】F【小题4】D【小题5】E12.【答案】【小题1】Whatareyougoingtodothisweekend/Doyouhaveanyplansfortheweekend【小题2】BecauseI'vebeenlearningChine

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