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2025~2026学年度下学期期末质量检测试题八年级英语2026.6注意事项:1.本试卷分试题卷和答题卡两部分。试题卷1至10页,答题卡1至3页。总分120分,考试时间120分钟。2.答卷前考生务必用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将自己的姓名、准考证号、座号填写在试题卷和答题卡规定的位置。考生须在答题卡规定的区域内答题,在试题卷上答题不得分。选择题须用2B铅笔填涂,非选择题须用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔书写。3.考试结束后,将本试题卷和答题卡一并交回。试题卷一、听力测试(共20小题,计20分)注意:听力测试分四部分,共20小题。做题时,请先将答案画在试卷上,录音内容结束后,将所选答案转涂到答题卡上。(一)听对话,选择与对话内容相对应的图片。每组对话读两遍。答案:1.___2.___3.___4.___5.___(二)听对话和问题,根据所听内容,选择最佳答案。对话和问题都读两遍。6.HowbigisQinghaiLake?A.46,500squarekilometers.B.4,650squarekilometers.C.465squarekilometers.7.WhydoesPeterlookworried?A.Becausehelosthisguitar.B.BecausehehadafightwithHarry.C.Becausehecan’tplaytheguitarwell.8.Howlonghastheboybeenavolunteer?A.Sincelastmonth.B.Fortwoweeks.C.Forfivemonths.9.WhatwasFrankdoingwhileitwassnowing?A.Travellingonthetrain.B.Doingsomechores.C.Preparinglunch.10.Whichbookhasthegirlchosen?A.TheTimeMachine.B.TheFinalProblem.C.TheThree-BodyProblem.(三)听短文,根据短文内容,判断下列句子正误,正确的用“A”表示,不正确的用“B”表示。短文读两遍。听短文前,你们有20秒钟的时间阅读下列句子。11.ThestormcameonThursdayevening.12.Thewriterwasdoinghomeworkwhenthestormcame.13.AuntWangbroughtsomecandlestothefamily.14.Thestormlastedforaboutanhour.15.Theneighbourscleanedupthecommunitytogetheratnight.(四)听对话,根据对话内容完成下列句子,每空词数不限。对话读三遍。听对话前,你们有20秒钟的时间阅读下列句子。注意:请将答案填写在答题卡指定区域。16.HowlonghasBobbeenavolunteerinthecitymuseum?Hehasbeenavolunteerfor___.17.WhendoesBobusuallygotodovolunteerwork?Heusuallydoesvolunteerworkevery___morning.18.WhatdoesBobdowhenheworksinthemuseum?Heusuallyhelpsthevisitorsand___.19.Howdothevolunteersneedtoanswervisitors'questions?Theyneedtoanswertheirquestions___andpolitely.20.WhatdoesBobthinkofthevolunteerwork?Hethinksitisvery___.二、阅读理解(共25小题;21-35每小题1分,36-45每小题2分,计35分)ACuts:CleanandCoverCutsarecommonandmustbetreatedcorrectlytoavoidinfection(感染).First,washthecutunderrunningwaterfor5to10minutes.Thendryitinasoftwaywithacleantowelandcoveritwithabandage(绷带)orcleancloth.Ifthecutisdeeporbleedingheavily,pressitwithaclothandaskagrown-upforhelporcall120.Alwayskeepyourhandscleanandavoidtouchingthecutdirectly._______________________Whenyougetburned,takefirst-aidstepsrightawaytoreducepainanddamage(损害).Cooltheburnedareaunderrunningwaterfor10to15minutes.Donotuseice,asitmaycausemoredamage.Covertheburnwithaclean,softcloth.Iftheburnislargeorontheface,hands,orfeet,getmedicalhelpatonce.Choking(窒息):PushandCallChokingisdangerousandneedsquickaction,especiallyforchildren.Ifsomeonecannotspeakorcough,standbehindthem,wrap(缠绕)yourarmsaroundtheirwaist(腰部),makeafist,andpullitinwardandupwardjustbelowthechest(胸部).Repeatuntiltheobjectcomesout.Forachild,besofter.Ifyoucannothelp,call120rightaway.21.Wherecanyouprobablyreadthethreepassages?A.Health.B.Sports.C.Technology.22.Whatshouldwedofirstwithasmallcut?A.Coveritwithabandage.B.Pressithardtostopbleeding.C.Washitwithcleanrunningwater.23.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthesecondpassage?A.Burns:CoolandCover.B.Burns:HeatandHurt.C.Fever:DrinkandRest.24.WhatshouldyoudoifyourclassmateYaqiischoking?A.Coverherwithacleancloth.B.Givehersomewatertodrink.C.Standbehindherandgivequickhelp.25.Whatdothethreepassagesfocuson?A.Takingcareofchildren.B.Doingfirstaidinneed.C.Keepingawayfromdanger.BTherewasaboywhogotangryallthetime.Hisparentswereworriedabouthim.So,theyfinallydecidedtoaskateacherforhelp.Theteacheraskedtheboytomaketwoheartswithclay(黏土)first.Theboynoddedhisheadinagreement.Soon,hegotangrybecausehethoughtitwasmeaningless.Buthetoldhimselftocontrolhisangerandfinishtheteacher’staskfirst.Thentheboywasorderedtoheatoneinthefire.Afterawhile,hecamebackwiththeheatedheart.Theteachertoldhimtobreaktheheartinsteadofputtingitcarefully.Theboywasdoubtful(怀疑的),buthepickedupastoneandbrokeit.Itwasbrokeneasily.Thenhewasaskedtobreaktheothertoseeifitwasdifferentfromtheheatedone.Butitwasalsobrokenatonce.Thentheteacherexplainedpatiently,“Theseheartsarelikeourrealhearts.Whenwecan’tcontrolourselves,ourheartswillheatupbecauseofanger.Youthinktheheatedheartcouldbemuchstronger,butinfactitisveryfragile.So,whensomeonemakesyouangry,youshouldlearntomakerightdecisions—keeploveandforgiveness(宽容)inyourheartinsteadofhurtingotherswithbadwords.”26.Whydidtheboy’sparentsaskateacherforhelp?A.Tohelphimmanagehisanger.B.Toencouragehimtostudyhard.C.Toteachhimtomakethingswithclay.27.Whichistherightorderoftheboy’stasks?①Breakanotherclayheart.②Heatoneheartinthefire.③Maketwoheartswithclay.④Breaktheheatedheartwithastone.A.③②④①B.②④①③C.③②①④28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fragile”meaninthelastparagraph?A.敏感的B.脆弱的C.神秘的29.Whatdidtheteacheruseclayheartstoteachtheboyalesson?A.Becausetheboylikedmakingthingswithclay.B.Becausetheteacherdidn’thaveothergoodideastohelptheboy.C.Becauseitwasasimpleandclearwaytoshowtheharmofanger.30.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Eastorwest,homeisbest.B.Thinktwicebeforeyouact.C.WheninRome,doastheRomansdo.COveronehundredyearsago,therelivedamannamedPhileasFogg.Formanyyears,heledaveryquietlife.Hespenteverydayathisclub,whererichmenwenttomeettheirfriends.Everymorning,helefthishouseatexactly11:30andwalked576stepstohisclub.Thenheatelunch.Afterlunch,Foggreadthreenewspapersfromcovertocover.Thenheatesupper.Afterthat,heplayedcardswithfriends.Atmidnight,hewenthometobedbeforedoingexactlythesamethenextday.ButoneWednesday,everythingchanged.Foggreadsomeamazingnewsinhispaper.“Listentothis,”heannounced(宣告)tohisfriends.“Itsaysit’spossibletotravelaroundtheworldinonlyeightydays!”Althoughhisfriendshadalaughoverthat,Foggwassurehecoulddo

it.Whenonefriendbet(打赌)thatitcouldn’tbedone,Foggreplied,“IwillbettwentythousandpoundsthatIcangoaroundtheworldineightydaysorless!”EveryonethoughthewascrazybutFogghadmadeuphismind.“IshallbebackonDecember21st,”hesaid.Assoonashearrivedhome,FoggaskedPassepartout,hisbutler(男管家),topackasmallbag.Luckily,Passepartoutmovedveryquickly.Inlessthantenminutes,theywereontheirwaytothestationandat8:45exactly,thetrainpulledout,FoggandPassepartoutwereoffontheirgreatadventure.Theywereheadingforthecoast,wheretheycouldcatchaboattoFrance.Buttheywerealsoheadingstraightfortrouble.Adaptedfrom

AroundtheWorldinEightyDays31.Howdidtheauthorstartthestory?A.Byintroducingthemaincharacter.B.Bysettingagoodexample.C.Byexpressinghisopinion.32.WhatwasFogg’slifelikeaccordingtoParagraph1and2?A.Happyandexciting.B.Quietandregular.C.Busyanddangerous.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”refertoinParagraph5?A.Tomakefunofhisfriends.B.Toreadamazingnewscarefully.C.Totravelaroundtheworldin80days.34.Accordingtothelastparagraph,whatmighthappenaftertheygotontheboat?A.Theymighthaveasafeandeasytrip.B.Theymightmeetdifficultiesontheirtrip.C.Theymightgiveuptheiradventuresoon.35.WhatcanweinferaboutFoggfromthepassage?A.Heisstrictandlazy.B.Heiscarelessandimpolite.C.Heisbraveanddetermined.DAsmoreandmorepeopletravelaroundtheworld,itisnecessaryforthemtoknowwhattodoindifferentcountriesandhowtodealwithculturaldifferences.Herearedifferentculturesfromthreecountries.Canadiansareeasytogetalongwithandtheyusuallysayhellotoeachothereveniftheyarestrangers.Whenmenandwomenmeet,womenusuallyholdouttheirhandsfirst.Ifawomandoesn’twanttoshakehands,shecanjustnodandsmile.Ifamanwearsgloves,heshouldtakethemoffbeforeshakinghands.Braziliansareveryfriendlyandtheyalwaysgetreadytosayhellotoothers.Theystandveryclosetoeachotherwhenspeakingandmaytoucheachother’sarmsorbacks.AndifyougotoabusinessmeetinginBrazil,youarenotexpectedtotakeapresent.WhenyoumeetIndians,itisimportanttosayhellototheoldestpersonfirst.Butyou’dbetternotholdoutyourlefthandwhenyousayhello,becauseitisimpolite.Also,manyIndiansare

enthusiastic

andtheyliketosayhelloactivelyandhaveaconversationwithyouwhenyoutravelinIndia.Customsindifferentcountriesarelikedifferentflowers,formingabeautifulgardentogether.Learningtorespectothers’waysislikegivingafriendlysmile.Itcanbringpeople’sheartscloser.36.Matchthecountrieswiththecustomsandchoosetherightanswer.①India②Canada③Brazila.Mentakeoffglovesbeforeshakinghands.b.Peoplestandveryclosewhenspeaking.c.Greettheoldestpersonfirst.A.①-c;②-b;③-aB.①-b;②-c;③-aC.①-c;②-a;③-b37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“enthusiastic”mean?A.Warm.B.Shy.C.Rude.38.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.WomeninIndiausuallyholdouttheirhandsfirst.B.PeopleinBrazilneedn’ttakeagifttoabusinessmeeting.C.PeopleinBrazildon’toftentoucheachotherwhenspeaking.39.What’sthestructureofthepassage?40.Whatisthewriter’smainpurposeofwritingthepassage?A.Totellussomeinterestingtravelingstories.B.Toshowhowtomakefriendswithforeignersquickly.C.Tointroduceforeigncustomsandaskpeopletorespectculturaldifferences.EAccordingtoanewstudy,theAmazonRainforestmaybecomegrasslandinafewyears.TheAmazonRainforestistheworld’sbiggestrainforest.ItisinSouthAmerica.__41___TheAmazonRainforestcoversmuchofBrazil.ThegreencolouronthenationalflagofBrazilstandsfortherainforest.___42___Usually,therainforestcanfixitself.Butnow,itfeelstoo“tired”togetbetter.Since2005,threedroughtshavehittherainforest.Thetreesdon’thaveenoughwatertogrow.What’sworse,astheybecomedry,theycaneasilycatchfire.Accordingtothelateststudy,manytreestheremaydie,andtheAmazonRainforestmayturnintohot,drygrasslandafterafewyears.___43___Theyburntheforesttomakefarmland.Thesekindsofactivitieshavemadeabout17%oftherainforestdisappear.TheAmazonRainforestiscalled“thelungsoftheearth”.___44___IftheAmazonRainforest“dies”,therewillbemoreCO2andourplanetwillbecomeevenhotter.TheAmazonRainforestisalsohometoover3millionanimalsandplants.__45___Theywouldverylikelydisappear.A.Manyofthemcan’tliveanywhereelse.B.Itprovidespeoplewithplentyoffreshwater.C.Itproducesover20%oftheplanet’soxygen(氧气).D.Besides,peoplecutdownrainforesttreesforwood.E.However,climatechangeandhumanactivitiesmakeit“sick”.F.TheAmazonRiver,theworld’ssecondlongestriver,runsthroughit.三、完形填空(共10小题,每小题1分,计10分)In2026,moreandmoreteenagersjointhe“SilverCompanion”volunteerservice.Theyspendtheirfreetimevisitingtheelderlyinnursinghomesortheirhomes,tobring___46___tothem.LiMingisaseventh-graderfromNo.1MiddleSchool.EverySaturdayafternoon,hegoestothecommunitynursinghomewithhisclassmates.Theyhelptheelderly___47___theirrooms,readnewspapersforthemandtalkabouttheirdailylife.Sometimes,theysingoldsongsortellfunnystoriestomaketheelderly___48___.“Atfirst,Iwasalittleshytotalkwiththeelderly,”LiMingsays.“ButwhenIseetheirkindsmiles,Ifeelvery___49___.It’sanunusualexperienceforme.“Theelderlyinthenursinghomelovetheseyoungvolunteersverymuch.GrandmaWang,78yearsold,says,“Thesechildrenarelikemygrandchildren.Theylistentomecarefullyandmakemefeelless___50___.Ilookforwardtotheircomingeveryweek.”“SilverCompanion”servicehelpsteenagerslearnto___51___theelderlyandunderstandtheimportanceofloveandcare.Italsoteachesthemtodotheir___52___.Asavolunteer,youdon’tneedtododifficultthings.Justasmile,akindwordorashorttalkcanmakeabigdifferencetotheelderly.Now,thisvolunteerserviceisbecomingmoreandmorepopular__53___teenagers.Manyschools___54___studentstotakepartinit.Theybelievethatitcanhelpteenagersgrowintobetterpeople.Let’sjointhe“SilverCompanion”serviceand___55___ourlovetotheelderlytogether!46.A.sadnessB.happinessC.illness47.A.cleanB.buyC.sell48.A.cryB.worryC.laugh49.A.boredB.tiredC.relaxed50.A.lonelyB.hungryC.healthy51.A.lookforB.careforC.waitfor52.A.hobbyB.habitC.duty53.A.betweenB.amongC.in54.A.encourageB.stopC.refuse55.A.showB.hideC.leave四、选词填空(两框,每空1分,共10分)AA.makehardchoicesB.allofthemC.usedtoD.getusedtoE.madeadecisionF.triedherbestAboutfiveyearsago,mygrandmacametoAustraliatolivewithus.Atfirst,itwasdifficultforherto___56___thenewlife,butshewasastrongpersonandshe___57___tofitin.Shelovedcookingandcollectingkitchenthings.Shedidn’tuse___58___,butshefilledherkitchenwithallkindsofnicecups,bowlsandplates.BeforeshecametoAustralia,shehadto___59___aboutwhattobringandwhattoleavebehind.Shewalkedaroundthekitchenagainandagain.Finally,she___60___totakeasetofplatesmadeofchina(瓷).BA.feltquiteembarrassedB.wasconfusedC.outofbreathD.learnedagoodlessonE.clearlyF.loudlySeveralweekslater,anewfriendinvitedhertodinnerandaskedhertobringaplate.Grandma___61___atfirst.ButherEnglishwasnotverygoodatthattimesoshecouldn’task___62___whatherfriendmeant.Onthatday,shetookhermostbeautifulplateandwentthere.Whenshearrivedatherfriend’shouse__63___,sheputtheplateonthetableproudly.Aroundheremptyplatewereotherplatesfilledwithdifferentkindsoffood.“Theremustbesomethingwrong,”shesaidtoherself.She___64___.Herfriendsmiledwhenshesawheremptyplate.“‘Bringaplate’means‘bringsomefood’inAustralia,”sheexplained.Grandma___65___thatday.Sincethen,shehasnevertakenanemptyplatetoanyone’shouseagain.五、短文填空(每空1分,共10分)Aterriblestormhitthesmallvillagelastweek.It___66___(bring)greattroubletopeople’slifesincethen.Thisdisasterwasthe___67___(surprise)eventthevillagehadseeninrecentyears.Areportervolunteered___68___(interview)thevillagers.Hetrulybelievedhishonestreportwouldgo___69___longwayinhelpingthevillage.Butwhenthereporterarrived,hefoundthepeoplestayedcalm.__70___(thank),thevillagersactedinanorderlywayafterthestorm.Someelders__71___(review)howtoprotecttheirhomesbetternexttime.Someyoungmenweretryingtorepairthebrokenroofsthathadcomeoff.Peoplealsotriedtostop___72___(culture)ancientplacesfromgettingmorehurt.Security___73___(guard)madesurenodangerwouldthreatenwomenandchildren.Everyonewasthinkingabout___74___theycoulddo.Theywaitedpatiently___75___therescueteamsfinallyarrived.Evenfacinggreatloss,everyvillagerstillheldfirmhopeforabrightnewfuture.六、任务型阅读(每题2分,共10分)阅读下面短文,完成短文后的问题。Knitting:NotJustforGrandmaAnymore!Haveyoueverwatchedyourgrandmaknit?Itmightseemlikeanout-of-date(过时的)hobby,butguesswhat?Knittingisbecomingpopularagainwithyoungpeoplebecausethey’relookingforwaystostayawayfrombusylife.Infact,knittingismorethanjustahobby.Studiesshowthatslowactivitieslikeknittinghelpthebrain(大脑)inmanyways.AusefulbrainactivityKnittingmakesdifferentpartsofthebrainwork.Ithelpsusrememberthingsbetter,keepourmindsonwhatwe’redoing,andmoveourhandsnicely.It’slikewhenweplayavideogame:ourmind,eyes,andhandsallworktogether,andwealsohavetoplanandthinkasweknit.Soknittingcanmakeusmuchcleverer!AhappyfeelingthatgrowsslowlyIn2024,astudyshowedthatknittingcanmakethe“happypart”ofthebrainmuchbusier.Asaresult,wefeelhappierandlesslonely.

Althoughthehappinessfromknittinggrowsslowly,itisdeeperandlastsmuchlongerthanthequickhappinessfromlookingthroughphonesoreatingsweets.AnewchallengeforthebrainThekeytogettingthemostfromknittingistolearnsomethingnew.Ifyou’veneverknittedbefore,startingnowisgoodforyourbrain.Butifyou’vebeengoodatit,tryanewchallenge—likeacoolpattern(图案).Whenwetrynewthings,ourbrainbuildsnewconnections.Thiskeepsourbrainhealthy.Now,youcansitwithfriendsandlearnknittingtogether.Youcanshareusefuladviceonhowtomakebetterknittedworks,andmakegiftsforeachother.Let’sstartknittingnow.76.Whyisknittingbecomingpopularagainwithyoungpeople?___77.请将画线部分翻译成汉语。___78.Whatisthekeytogettingthemostfromknitting?___79.Whatcanwedowhenwelearnknittingwithfriends?___80.Wouldyouliketotryknittinginyourfreetime?Whyorwhynot?___七、补全对话(每空2分,共10分)LiuMing:Hi,ChenHua.Youlookterrible.___81___ChenHua:Ihadafightwithmydeskmaterecently.Wedon’tgetonwellnow.LiuMing:I’msorrytohearthat.Whathappenedbetweenyoutwo?ChenHua:___82___Ihavetriedmanywaystomakeupwithhim,butnothingworks.Idon’tknowhowtofixthisproblem.LiuMing:Don’tbeupset.Wecanworkoutthisproblemtogether.I’mbusywithavolunteeractivitytocleantheYiRiverthesedays.___83___ChenHua:Thatsoundsgreat!Itmustrelaxmealot.LiuMing:Andwecantalkaboutyourproblemwhilewework.ChenHua:That’swonderful.Bytheway,___84___LiuMing:It’sabout574kilometresandrunsthroughourcity.Itneedslotsofvolunteerstokeepitclean.ChenHua:Cleaningsuchalongrivermustbehardwork,butit’salsoourduty.Theriverissoimportanttous.___85___LiuMing:At9:00tomorrowmorningattheschoolgate.ChenHua:OK.Seeyouthen!八、书面表达(15分)86.在成长过程中,你一定读过许多书。哪一本书让你印象最深刻?它讲述了什么故事?又带给你怎样的收获与启发?学校英文网站正在开展“MyFavourite

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