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河北廊坊市香河县2025—2026学年度第二学期八年级期末质量监测英语试卷一、听力选择1.A．I’mrelaxingmyself. B．Don’tmentionit. C．It’smypleasure.2.A．I’mOK. B．Goodidea. C．Goodluck.3.A．Nevermind. B．Twentyminutes’walk. C．Intwoweeks.4.A．Ithinkso. B．Ilikereading. C．Abookaboutrobots.5.A．Howlucky. B．Congratulations. C．Whatapity!6.Whattraditionalartdoesthegirllearnfromhergrandma?7.Whichcharacterdothesentencesdescribe?8.WhydotheysetuptheUNCultureDay?A．Tomakesomemoney.B．Toknowaboutcultures.C．ToletpeopleknowtheUN.9.WhenistheUNCultureDay?A．OnApril20th. B．OnApril12th. C．OnApril21st.10.WhatkindofbooksdoesAnnalikebest?A．Sciencebooks. B．Storybooks. C．Historybooks.11.WhatdoesAnnalearnmostfromreading?A．Newwords. B．Lifelessons. C．Writingskills.12.WhatdoesAnnathinkofreadinggoodbooks?A．Meaningful. B．Tiring. C．Boring.13.Wherearethespeakersnow?A．Atschool. B．Inalibrary. C．Inarestaurant.14.Whenwillthegirlgotoherfriend’shome?A．OnFriday. B．OnSaturday. C．OnSunday.15.What’sTom’sadvice?A．Usechopstickswhileeating.B．Don’ttalkwhileeating.C．Talkwithfriendsbeforedinner.16.WhatdoesStevewanttodothisweekend?A．Gotothelibrary. B．Gotothedentist. C．Meethisaunt.17.What’sthematterwithLaura?A．Shehasaheadache. B．Shehasatoothache. C．Shehasasorethroat.18.WhereisHotelDC?A．Besideatrainstation.B．Behindahospital.C．Nearasupermarket.19.HowhighisHuangshan?A．About1,684meters.B．About1,846meters.C．About1,864meters.20.Whenisthebesttimetovisitit?A．FromMarchtoOctober.B．FromApriltoNovember.C．FromMaytoDecember21.Whatcanyouwatchintheearlymorningthere?A．Theseaofclouds. B．Thesunrise. C．Thebrightmoon.22.WherewasthespeakerlastFridayevening?A．Athome. B．Atgrandma’svillage. C．Atschool.23.Whatwasthespeakerdoingwhenthestormcame?A．Playingoutside. B．WatchingTV. C．Doinghomework.24.Howwastheweatherbeforethestorm?A．Sunnyandwarm.B．Darkandwindy.C．Cloudyandcool.25.Howdidthewriterfeelabouttheexperience?A．Terriblebutunforgettable.B．Boringandtiring.C．Excitingandhappy.二、听力填空VolunteerExperiencePlaceAta

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◆Ameaningfulexperience.三、完形填空Onasunnyafternoon,14-year-oldMiafoundapacketofsunflowerseedsinherGrandma’sgarden.Excited,sheplantedoneinapot,wateredit___31___,andcheckediteverymorningforgrowth.Afterthreedayswithno___32___,sheaskedGrandma,“Whyisn’titgrowing?I’vedoneeverythingright!”Grandmasmiledandhandedheranotherseed.“Plantthis,too,butpromiseyou’ll___33___checkingiteveryday.”Mia___34___.Sheplacedthesecondpotonherdeskandfocusedonschoolwork,forgettingitforaweek.Sevendayslater,Mianoticedatinygreensproutinthefirstpot.Sherantocheckthesecondpotexcitedly—ithadgrowntwiceastall!Shecouldn’tunderstand,sosheaskedwhythe“ignored”seedgrew___35___.“Plantsneedtimeandspace,justlikepeople,”Grandmaexplained.“Watchingtoo___36___won’tmakethingsgofast.Trusttheprocess.”Miarealisedshe’dbeenimpatientwithmanythings—art,basketball,evenfriendships.Thisexperiencetaughthera___37___lesson:goodthingscometothosewhowait,andtruegrowthneedspatienceandtrust.Fromthenon,shelearnedtostaypatientwithout___38___dailyprogress,andtogiveherselfandothersenough___39___togrow.Growth___40___inquietmoments.Whenwefocuslessonresultsandmoreonlastingwork,wonderfulthingsappear.31.A．dailyB．weeklyC．monthlyD．yearly32.A．waysB．plansC．changesD．problems33.A．finishB．stopC．keepD．enjoy34.A．agreedB．suggestedC．laughedD．refused35.A．slowerB．tallerC．greenerD．smaller36.A．suddenlyB．calmlyC．closelyD．quickly37.A．boringB．difficultC．valuableD．dangerous38.A．givingoutB．turningonC．takingupD．worryingabout39.A．timeB．moneyC．foodD．water40.A．leavesB．decidesC．regretsD．happens四、短文填空TherewasatraditionalwaytostartlearninginancientChina.Beforebeginningtheirstudies,students___41___(meet)theirteachersinaveryspecialway.ItwascalledtheBaiShiCeremony,whichmarkedthebeginningof___42___(they)learningjourney.Peoplebelievethatitisoneofthemostmeaningfulancient___43___(custom)forstudents.IfyouwanttofullyunderstandoldChineseeducationculture,youhadbetterlearnmoreabouttheBaiShiCeremonyfirst.Attheceremony,studentsgavetheirteachersacupoftea,andtheyalsowroteaBaiShiTie.Theseactsmeant,“Itrustyou,teacher.I’mreadytolearn___44___you.”Inreturn,theteachermade___45___promise.Hewouldtreatthestudentlikeafamilymember.Theteacherdidn’tjustteach___46___(skill).Hehelpedthestudentbecomeanhonestpersonwhonevertellsliesandlearntolivealife___47___(wise).Whenastudentmademistakes,theteacherwouldtellhimthatheshouldcorrecthisfaultsatonceinstead___48___hidinganythingfromhiseducator.Thisdeeprelationshipbetweenteacherandstudentwastheheartof___49___(China)education,anditwasfar___50___(valuable)thananybookknowledge.Traditionalteacher-studentculture___51___(pass)downfromgenerationtogeneration.Uptonow,people___52___(keep)thisspiritforthousandsofyears.___53___wedon’tholdthisceremonyanymore,manystudentsstillshowlovetotheirteachers.Akindword,asmile,orathank-younotecanallbegreatways___54___(express)thanks.Ifeverystudentcarriesthisspirit,oureducationculture___55___(become)betterandbetter.五、阅读理解ATheMedicineLabel(标签)Usage:

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(702)123-456756.Whoshouldtakethemedicine?A．Aworkerwhofeelssleepy.B．A10-year-oldboywithafever.C．Anadultwithastomachache.D．A13-year-oldgirlwhohasacold.57.Aftertakingthemedicine,youshouldnot______.A．goforawalkB．drinkaglassofwaterC．gotobedD．drivetowork58.Whatcanwelearnaboutthemedicine?A．Youcanbuythemedicinebyemailingthepharmacy.B．Youcantake3pillsinadayifyouhaveahighfever.C．YoucantakethemedicinebeforeDecember31st,2026.D．Youcankeepthemedicineindirectsunlightforstorage.B①WangHaozemadehistoryin2024asChina’sfirstwomanflightengineerandamemberoftheShenzhou-19spaceteam.Herjourneytospaceisastoryofhardwork.Itshowsthateventhehardestgoalscanbeachievedwithawillingmind.②Bornin1990inHebeiProvince,Wanggrewupinastrictbutlovingfamily.Hermotherwasateacher,andherfatherworkedasapoliceman.Fromayoungage,shelearnedthevalueofkeepingondoingsomething.In2008,shepassedChina’sNationalCollegeEntranceExamandjoinedSoutheastUniversityinNanjing.There,shewasgoodatstudyingandlovedsports,oftencompetinginraces.③Aftergraduatingin2015,WangbecamearocketengineerinBeijing.In2018,sheappliedforChina’sastronautprogram.Overtwoyears,shefacedhardtestsagainst2,500people.Wangnevergaveup,evenduringchallengeslike72hourswithoutsleeporfood.Althoughfailingmanytimes,shebelievedeverychallengewasastepclosertohergoal.Finally,shebecameoneofthe18newastronauts—andtheonlywomaninthegroup.④OnOctober30,2024,Wang’sdreamcametrue.SheflewintospacewithtwoteammatesaboardShenzhou-19,becomingChina’sthirdwomanastronaut.⑤WangHaoze’sstoryshowsthatwithawillingmind,normalpeoplecanmakewonderfulthings.Herstorymakesmorepeoplereachfortheirdreams,nomatterhowimpossibletheyseem.59.HowdoesthepassagetellWangHaoze’sstory?A．Byaskingquestions.B．Bytellingeventsintimeorder.C．Bycomparingherwithothers.D．Byusingconversations.60.WhatisthecorrectorderofWangHaoze’sexperience?①SheflewintospaceaboardShenzhou-19.②ShestudiedatSoutheastUniversityinNanjing.③SheworkedasarocketengineerinBeijing.④Shebecameoneofthe18newastronauts.A．②→③→④→① B．②→④→③→①C．③→②→④→① D．①→③→②→④61.WhatwasWangHaozelikeduringhertraining?A．Shewasnervousandafraidofdifficulties.B．Shewastiredbuteasilygaveup.C．Shewasstrongandnevergaveup.D．Shewasrelaxedandeasy-going.CSomeschoolsasktheirstudentstodovolunteerwork.Somestudentslikedoingvolunteerwork,whileothersdon’t.Soshouldstudentsdovolunteerwork?Ithinktheyshould.Herearemyreasons.Doingvolunteerworkcanhelpstudentsgetintocolleges.Manycollegeslookatthetimestudentsspenddoingvolunteerwork.Iftheydon’tdoanyvolunteerwork,theymaynotbeabletogetintoacollege.Notallstudentsgotocollegeafterleavinghighschool.Ifyouthinkthatthosestudentsdon’tneedtodovolunteerwork,you’rewrong.Studentscangetalotofskillsbydoingvolunteerwork.________.Everyonelivesinacommunity.Doingvolunteerworkhelpsyouknowthatyou’repartofyourcommunity.Whenyouknowthat,you’llloveyourcommunity.Doingvolunteerworkcanhelpthoseinneed.Itcanimprovesomepeople’slives.Researchshowsthatwhenyouassistothers,you’llbehappier,too.Sodoingvolunteerworkisgoodnotonlyforthereceiverbutalsoforthegiver.Nowwecansaythatdoingvolunteerworkisveryimportantforstudents.Sostudentsshoulddovolunteerwork.62.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph2?A．Manychildrenenjoyvolunteeringatcollege.B．Manycollegesaskstudentstovolunteerforthem.C．Manycollegesorganizevolunteerworkfortheirstudents.D．Manycollegeslikestudentswithexperiencesofdoingvolunteerwork.63.Whatcanweputintotheblank“________”?A．Doingvolunteerworkteachesyouskills.B．WecannotlivebyourselvesinthisworldC．Youcanmakefriendsbybeingavolunteer.D．Helpingotherscanmakeyoufeelgood.64.Whatdoestheunderlined“assist”mean?A．push B．compare C．compete D．help65.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthetext?DOnApril19,2026,attheBeijingE-Townhalfmarathon(马拉松),ahumanoidrobotnamed“Flash”crossedthefinishlinein50′26″,beatingthehumanworldrecordof57′20″in2025.Forthefirsttime,amachinehadoutrunthebesthumanrunnersinalong-distancerace.Thiswasnoaccident.Thevictoryshowedthatrobotshadreachedanewlevelofskillinworkingindependently.Morethan40percentofthecompetingrobotsrancompletelyontheirown.Usingonlysensors(传感器),camerasandothertools,theserobotscouldseetheroadinrealtimeandindependentlycompletedifficulttaskssuchasavoidingobstacles(障碍物)andplanningtheirownways.Eventhecourseitselfwasmademorechallengingbyincludinghillsandturns.Yet,theleadingself-drivingrobotsstilldidwellwithaddeddifficulties.Besides,engineersusedtoneedseveralminutestochangethebatteryandrestarttherobot.Thisyear,however,theprocessonlytookafewsecondswiththedevelopmentofhot-swapbatterytechnology(热插拔电池技术).With

it,therobotnolongerneededtoshutdown,savingmuchtime.Themarathonismorethanasportsevent.It’sareal-worldtestforrobots.Thishelpsengineersfindtheirweaknessesandimprovetheirdesigns,whichopensthedoorforrobotstobeusedmorewidely—infactories,inhospitals,andevenathomehelpingpeople.Wearenowseeingtheriseofsmartermachinesthatarelearningtoliveinourworld.Clearly,therobotracehasonlyjustbegun.66.Whatdidtherobot“Flash”do?A．Beatahumanrecord.B．Brokeamachine.C．Recordedrunningtime.D．Lostarunningrace.67.Whatdoweknowaboutthecompetingrobotsthisyear?A．Theycouldrunwithoutsensorsorcameras.B．Allofthemcompletedtheraceindependently.C．Theydependedonhumanstoplantheirways.D．Somesucceededindealingwiththechallenges.68.Whatdoes“it”refertoinParagraph3?A．Thebattery. B．Therobot. C．Thetechnology. D．Theevent.69.AccordingtoParagraph4,what’sthevalueoftherobotmarathon?A．Itservesasashowforpeopletoenjoyandrelax.B．Itallowsworkersanddoctorstofreetheirhands.C．Ithelpsthepublictounderstandrunningevents.D．Itprovidesmoreinformationforfutureimprovement.70.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．TheFastestHumanRunnerinHistoryB．FromRacingtoReality:HumanoidRobotsC．HowtoTrainaRobotforaMarathonD．TheHistoryoftheBeijingRobotMarathon六、任务型阅读MinqinCountyliesinthenortheastofHexiCorridor.AsthecountyisbetweentheTenggerandBadainJarandeserts,itusedtobeoneofChina’smostsandycounties,withstrongwindsandsandstormsoftenhittingthearea.Thisspring,tensofthousandsofvolunteerscametoMinqinfromalloverthecountry.Theirpurposeistoplanttreeswiththeirownhands.Nearly80percentofthemareyoungpeopleagedfrom20to35.Theysharedtheirstoriesonline,makingthissmallnorthwesterncountywithapopulationof170,000becomewell-known.ManypeoplewonderwhytheseyoungpeoplechoosetoplanttreesinMinqin.Accordingtotheircomments,theygetastrongsenseofjoyandpowerfromthework.Whenplantingyoungtrees,theyforgetalltheirworriesandfeelpeacefulandfocused.Somesaythetreestheyplantgrowwiththem,facingdifficultiesbravelyjustliketheydo.Invideosonline,theseyoungpeoplecarrytoolsandtrees,walkinginalonglineacrossthedesert.Theiractionisnotonlyaboutplantinggreen,butalsoshowingthesenseofresponsibilityofyoungpeople.Itisameaningfuljourney.Thisishowyoungpeopleturnresponsibilityintoaction.71.WhatoftenhitsMinqinCounty?___71___72.WhydidthevolunteerscometoMinqin?___72___73.HowdidvolunteersmakeMinqinwell-known?___73___74.Whatdotheyoungpeoplegetfromplantingtrees?___74___75.Whatothersmallthingscanstudentsdotoprotecttheenvironmentindailylife?___75___七、补全对话A:Hello,Dale.Youlookterrible.___76___?B:Ididn’tsleepwelllastnight.A:Whatwereyoudoinglastnight?B:___77___.Ididn’tfinishituntilmidnight.A:Poorguy!Nowonderyoudon’tlookwell.Youknow,lesssleepisbadforyourhealth.B:SoIreallyneedtodosomethingtochangeit.___78___?A:Sure.Iadviseyoutomakeaplanbeforedoingyourhomework.Andyou’dbetterdosomeoutdoorsports.B:___79___.Iamgoingtofollowyouradvice.A:Ifyouaretoobusyonweekdays,justrelaxyourselfonweekends.B:ButIhavenoideawhattodoonweekends.A:WewillhaveabasketballgameonSunday.___80___?B:Yes,I’dloveto.Seeyou.八、书面表达81.你校英语报就“HowtoMakeOurSpareTimeMoreMeaningful?”开展征文活动。请你根据下列要点提示写一篇征文。要点提示：Yourclassmatesgiveadvice:

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