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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年山东省济南市历下区八年级(下)期末英语试卷一、看图填空:本大题共5小题,共10分。1.A:Whatdoesyourfatherusuallydoinhisfreetime?

B:______.2.A:______?

B:Yes,shehas.Shefeelsmuchbetternow.3.A:HowdoyouusuallygreetothersinChina,LiTong?

B:______.4.A:Daming,whatwereyoudoingwhentherainstormhit?

B:______.5.A:______

B:Fortwoyears.Heloveshisjob.二、补全对话-选择:本大题共5小题,共5分。Grace:Hey,LiHua!Howisitgoing?

LiHua:Prettygood.I'vejustfoundapenpalfromtheUKonline!

Grace:SoundsGreat!YourEnglishmustbegood.

LiHua:Infact,notreally.

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I'mafraidtomakegrammarmistakes.

Grace:Takeiteasy.NobodyexpectsyoutospeakEnglishperfectly.

LiHua:That'strue.AndIwanttocommunicatebetterwithhim.

(2)

Grace:Yes.Britishpeoplearequiteprivate.Youshouldavoidtopicslikeageorweight.

LiHua:Gotit.Idon'twanttogetbored

(3)

Grace:Sportsandhobbiesarebothpopulartopics.

LiHua:Great!Anythingelse?

Grace:Mostofall,nevershareinformationsuchasyourIDnumber,addressetc.

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LiHua:Right!Thanksalot.

Grace:

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(1)A.Shestudiesallday.

B.I'malittleworried.

C.Theyworktogether.

D.Weclearedtheair.

(2)A.Areyoureadytoorder?

B.Didyouwantabreak?

C.Willyouwritealetter?

D.Doyouhaveanyadvice?

(3)A.Whydoeshesaythat?

B.WhatcouldItalkabout?

C.Howdidyoumakeit?

D.Whenshouldwesignup?

(4)A.Learnnewskillseveryday.

B.Makehimfeelathome.

C.Keeponlinesafetyinmind.

D.Checkthetimerightnow.

(5)A.Comeon!

B.Noproblem!

C.Afteryou!

D.Helpyourself!6.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G H.H I.I J.J K.K L.L M.M N.N O.O P.P Q.Q R.R S.S T.T7.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G H.H I.I J.J K.K L.L M.M N.N O.O P.P Q.Q R.R S.S T.T8.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G H.H I.I J.J K.K L.L M.M N.N O.O P.P Q.Q R.R S.S T.T9.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G H.H I.I J.J K.K L.L M.M N.N O.O P.P Q.Q R.R S.S T.T10.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G H.H I.I J.J K.K L.L M.M N.N O.O P.P Q.Q R.R S.S T.T三、阅读七选五:本大题共5小题,共10分。

Anewtrend(风尚)called"BecomingChinese"ispopularamongforeignersonsocialmedialikeTikTokin2026.

FromNewYorktoLondon,manyforeignerspostvideosoftheir"Chinese-styledailylife".Someevenjokethatpeoplearelivingina"highlyChinesetime".

Differentfromearlierculturaltrends,thisoneisnotaboutChinesesymbolslikepandasortheGreatWall.

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MoreforeignerstryChinesewaysofkeepinghealthy,suchaswashingfeetbeforesleepandpracticingBaduanjin.Theythinktheseeasyhabitshelpthemstayhealthyandrelaxedinbusylives.Somealsolovedrinkingherbalteaandeatinggojiberries(枸杞)tokeepawaysomeillnesses.

ThesesimplechangesshowforeignersunderstandChineseculturebetter.Inthepast,theyonlywatchedChinesecultureonlineorvisitedfamousplaces.

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Theyneverwanttochangetheirownnationality.TheyjustloveandfollowsimpleChineselivingways.Forexample,lotsofyoungforeignerscarrythermoses(保温杯)anddrinkwarmwatereveryday.

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Andthesechangesarealsosimple,low-costandeasytokeep.

Threereasonsexplainwhythistrendbecomeshot.Thebiggestcauseispeople'sgrowingneedforhealthandrelaxation.First,peoplearoundtheworldaretiredoffastlifeandhopetokeephealthymentallyandphysically.

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Theychangeforeigners'outdated(陈旧的)ideasaboutChina.Third,easiervisa-freetripsletmoreforeignersvisitChina.

Theysharetheirrealexperiencesonline,whichmakesmorepeopleinterestedinChinesedailylife.

Thechangesshowthatthesedailyhabitsare,inthemselves,aformofquietculturalinfluence.

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Andbigculturalshowsusuallycostmuchmoneyandeffort.Thistrendwillhelppeoplefromdifferentcountriesunderstandeachotherdeeper.

A.Itworksbetterthanbigculturalshows.

B.ItfocusesonChinesedailylivinghabits.

C.TheybuymanygiftsduringtheirtripsinChina.

D.Theysaysuchsmallhabitsmakethemfeelcomfortable.

E.SchoolsinforeigncountriesopenChinesecultureclasses.

F.Second,shortvideosonsocialmediashowrealChinesedailylife.

G.ButnowtheychoosetoexperienceChineseculturebythemselves.11.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G12.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G13.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G14.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G15.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G四、完形填空:本大题共15小题,共15分。

AndrewwantedtoprepareaspecialgiftforhiswifeJennifer'sbirthday.Heknewcommongiftslikejewelry(珠宝)orflowerswouldnotmakeherhappy.Jenniferlovedanimals,especiallydogs.Everyweekend,theyworkedas

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atananimalshelter.Unluckily,theirowndogSierradiedafewweeksago,andJenniferwasindeep

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.

Oneday,

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theywereworkingattheshelter,Andrewsawmanyhomelessdogssitting

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intheircages.Someofthemhadsadeyes.Afewwerethinanddirty.Theywaggedtheirtailsweaklywhenpeoplewalkedby.

Andrewfelta

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inhisheart.Suddenly,hegotagreatidea.Therewere40dogswaitingtofindnewhomesthere.Eachdogneededs110forits

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,includingfoodandmedicalservice.Payingforall40dogswouldcosthimS4,400,butAndrewthoughthelpingthesecuteanimalswasmore

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thananythingexpensive.Hebelievedthiswould

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hiswifeup.

Jennifer'sbirthdaywasonNovember13th.AndrewpaidallthecostsandgaveJenniferanearlybirthdaygift.First,hegaveheralovelycup

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awarmmessageaboutSierraonit.Thenhe

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herabeautifulcard,whichsaidthathewashelpingall40dogsfind

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newfamilies.

WhenJenniferfinishedreadingthecard,shecriedwithjoy!

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Andrew'skindness,40dogsgotthechancetofindtheirnewhomes.Jennifersaiditwasthemost

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giftshehadeverreceivedinherlife.Andrewknewwhatreally

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tohiswife.Heshowedhisdeeplovenotbybuyingexpensivegifts,

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bydoingwhatJenniferlovedandhelpinganimalsinneed.16.A.travelers B.readers C.guests D.volunteers17.A.happiness B.sadness C.fear D.anger18.A.while B.though C.unless D.if19.A.quietly B.happily C.comfortably D.patiently20.A.warmth B.hope C.pain D.surprise21.A.trip B.care C.clothes D.show22.A.formal B.embarrassing C.difficult D.meaningful23.A.wake B.pick C.cheer D.dress24.A.with B.to C.for D.by25.A.lent B.handed C.sold D.pressed26.A.his B.her C.its D.their27.A.Insteadof B.Accordingto C.Thanksto D.Exceptfor28.A.valuable B.strange C.common D.natural29.A.came B.matter C.turned D.belonged30.A.and B.or C.so D.but五、阅读理解:本大题共20小题,共40分。AWileyLibrarywelcomesyoutostartyournewjourney!Tohelpeveryoneinourschoolstepintotheworldofbookseasily,wehavepreparedthisborrowingguideforyou.WaystoBorrowBooks

Self-servicemachinesoneveryfloor(Ifyouhavetroublewhenborrowingbooks,librariansonthethirdfloorcanlendahand.)BorrowingRulesChineseMaterialsEnglishMaterialsMax(最大的)NumberEachTime4books+4CDs2booksKeepingDays31days20daysRenewal(续借)Canrenewfor31daysifnobodybooksCannotrenewOverdueFine(逾期罚金)$0.30perbookperday$0.50perbookperdayNotes

Checkifthebooksarebrokenandtellthelibrarians.

Referencecollectionscanonlybereadinthelibrary.Contact

#33MainRoad,Texas781-935-0148wileylibrary@31.Wherecanstudentsgethelpiftheyhavetrouble?______A.Onthe1stfloor. B.Onthe2ndfloor.

C.Onthe3rdfloor. D.Onthe4thfloor.32.Howmanybookscanastudentborrowatmosteachtime?______A.Five. B.Six. C.Seven. D.Eight.33.HowlongcanstudentskeeptheirborrowedEnglishbooks?______A.For20days. B.For31days. C.For35days. D.For62days.34.WhatinformationisNOTmentionedinthisguide?______A.Openinghours. B.Theaddress.

C.Thee-mail. D.Borrowingrules.35.Whatcanweknowfromthetext?______A.YoucannotborrowChineseCDs.

B.Youcantakeoutanybookyoulike.

C.Youneedn'tpayforoverduebooks.

D.Youshouldchecktheborrowedbooks.B

Frankneverliedtohisschoolmates."Yourfreckles(雀斑)remindmeofstrangerocks,"hetoldDotty.Dottycoveredherfacesadly."Yoursingingislikescreaming,"FranktoldCarol.Carolranawayangrily.Everyonewasupset,andFrankwasn'thappyeither.So,hewalkedtoGrandpa'shouse.

FranktoldGrandpawhathappened.Justthen,Mrs.Peacockwalkedby,wearingherhat.SheaskedGrandpaifhelikedit."Well,"Grandpasaid,"thereareanawfullotofflowersupthere.Butmyfavoriteisthepurpleone."Mrs.

Peacocksmiledandthankedhim.FranksaidGrandpalied."No,Frank,Itoldthetruth.Idolikethepurpleflowerbest.Italkedaboutthegoodthingsinsteadofthenot-so-goodthings,"saidGrandpa.

Later,Mr.Picklescamewithsomerelish(酱料)andaskedGrandpatotrysome.ItwassospicythatevenGrandpa'seyeswatered.Mr.Pickleswantedtoselltherelish,soheaskedGrandpatobehonest.

"More.sugar.less.pepper!"Grandpacoughedashesaid.FrankwassurprisedthatMr.Pickleswasn'tangry!

Grandpaexplained,"Heaskedmeforthetruth...andIgaveittohim."

"SoIshouldn'tgivethetruthunlesssomeoneasksforit?"Frankwasconfused.

"Youshouldalwaysgivepeoplethetruth,"saidGrandpa."Youjusthavetofindtherightway."

ThenextafternoonwhenFranksawCarolpracticingsinging,hesaid,"Yousurecanreachthosehighnotes."CarolsmiledatFrank.InFrank'smind,honestywasstillthebestpolicy,buthealsoknewitwasbestservedwith"moresugarandlesspepper"!36.WhydidFrankmakehisschoolmatesupset?______A.Becausehetoldlies. B.Becausehesaidhurtfulwords.

C.Becausehewasselfish. D.Becausehebrokeschoolrules.37.WhatdidGrandpasayaboutMrs.Peacock'shat?______A.Hesaiditwasugly. B.Hementionedthenicepart.

C.Hesaiditwascheap. D.Hejokedaboutitscolour.38.Whywasn'tMr.Picklesangry?______A.BecauseGrandpagaveadvice. B.BecauseGrandpalikedpepper.

C.BecauseGrandpaforgavehim. D.BecauseGrandpasoldtherelish.39.WhichwordcandescribeGrandpabest?______A.Brave. B.Wise. C.Proud. D.Thankful.40.Whatdoes"moresugarandlesspepper"meantoFrankinthelastparagraph?______A.Tellingthetruthproperly. B.Hidinghistruefeelings.

C.Helpingpeopleinneed. D.Sharinglovesincerely.C

Researchhasshownthatadultsundervaluetheinfluenceofrandom(随机的)actsofkindness.Theyconsiderthattheiractionswon'tmaketoomuchofadifference.Butsmallactsofkindnesshaveabiggereffectthantheythink.

In2023,researchersMargaretEchelbargerandNickEpleyprintastudyintheJournalofExperimentalPsychology.

Itdescribedastudytheyhadruntofindoutifthesameistrueforkids.ThestudywasheldatasciencemuseuminChicago.Researcherstalkedto101childrenwhovisitedthemuseum.Withtheirparents'agreement,thekidswereofferedtwofree,museum-designedpencils.Theycouldtakebothpencilshomeorperformanactofkindness:allowingtheresearcherstogiveoneofthepencilstoastranger.Thekidcouldpointoutthepersonwhoshouldgetthepencil.

Beforegivingthepencilaway,theresearchersaskedthechildrenhowhappytheythoughtthereceiverwouldfeel.

Wouldthepersonbeveryhappy?Orwoulditseemlikenobigdeal?Manykidsfoundithardtoguess.Somesaid,"I'dliketogivemypencil,butI'mnotsurehowtheywillfeel."Thereceiverswerehappytogetthepencils.Infact,theyweremuchhappierthanthegivershadpredicted."Like,"Youcouldhavechosenanyone,butyouchoseme.IfeelI'mluckierthananyoneelse.Echelbargersays.Also,thegiversreportedthattheyhadasenseofsatisfactionafterdoingagooddeed.

Thestudyshowsthatdoinggoodfeelsgood-forboththegiverandthereceiver.Echelbargerhopesitwillencouragechildrentopassaroundkindness.eveninsmallwayslikesayinghelloorholdingadoor.Wealllikegettingsuchkindness,soweshouldgiveittoo.41.What'sadults'opiniononrandomkindacts?______A.Theydon'tcareaboutthem. B.Theyexpectthanksfromthem.

C.Theytreasuretheirinfluence. D.Theyconsiderthemunimportant.42.Whatdidresearchersaskthechildrentodo?______A.Exchangepencilsforgirlsfromastranger.

B.Giveawaybothpencilstoanyonetheylike.

C.Giveapenciltoastrangertheychose.

D.Keepbothpencilsandwritedownfeelings.43.Whywerethereceivershappierthanthekidshadpredicted?______A.Becausetheyofferedhelptogivers.

B.Becausetheyfeltspeciallychosen.

C.Becausetheyreceivedvaluablegits.

D.Becausetheyfoundtheirownstrengths.44.Howdidthechildrenfeelaftergivingawaythings?______A.Cheerful. B.Relaxed. C.Surprised. D.Embarrassed.45.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?______A.Toprovethatkidsundervaluekindness.

B.Toencouragesmallactsofkindness.

C.Toshowthatrandomkindnessisuseless

D.Tointroduceastudyaboutkindness.D

HaveyouheardofthefamousshipTitanic?OnAprilI4,1912,theshiphitanicebergonitswayfromIrelandtoNewYorkCityandsank.ThedisastercausedthedeathsofmorethanI,50opeople.Fordecades(adecade=tenyears),theshipsatontheflooroftheAtlanticOcean.Atthattime,underwatertechnologywasverylimited(受限的),makingitimpossibleforhumanstosearchthedarkdeepocean.Evenso,lotsofoceanexpertsnevergaveupthewishtofindthewreck(残骸)andlearnthehiddenfactsoftheterribleaccident.

In1982,twoscientistsbegantheirdifficultsearchacrossa100-square-mileseaarea.TheyfirstusedSAR,asonartooltofindobjectsontheseafloor,butfoundnothingaftercovering75oftheareaLatertheychangedtoArgo,amachinewithsonarandcameraspulledbehindtheirship.Followingpiecesofbrokenshipfromvideos,theyfoundtheTitanicin1985,thefirstdiscoveryafteritssinking.

Oneyearlater,anotherresearchgroupcarriedoutcloseunderwatervisitswithnewtechnology.TheytookAlvin,asmallsubmersible,andJasonJr.,atinyrobotfixedtoAlvin.Therobotcouldexplorenarrow,riskyspacesthatAlvincouldnotgetintosafely.Theirfirsttwodivesfailed:AlvinhadbatterytroubleonthefirsttripandJasonJr,nearlygotlostonthesecond.Luckily,thethirddivesucceeded.Altogether,theyfinished12divestotakeplentyofphotosandvideos.

ScientistsaretryingtovisittheTitanicwreckasoftenaspossiblebeforemetal-eatingbacteria(细菌)causesthewrecktocollapse(倒塌).Atthesametime,thesedivesledtoimportantdevelopmentsinscienceandtechnology.Theyprovedtheabilitiesofnewcameraandsonarsystems,underwaterrobots,andsubmersibles.Inaddition,scientistsalsomadediscoveriesaboutthedeepoceanecosystem.

Nowadays,scientistscontinuetoexplorethewreckoftheTitanic.Witheachdive,theycontributetothedevelopmentofresearchandkeepthehistoryoftheship.46.WhatmadeitdifficulttofindtheTitanicwreckfordecades?______A.Truedangerofthedeepseaarea.

B.Totalunknownlocationofthewreck.

C.Fewrecordsofthisaccident

D.Poorunderwatertechnicalconditions.47.WhattoolsdidscientistsuseintheclosevisittoTitanic?______A.Asonarandacamera. B.Arobotandasubmersible.

C.Acameraandarobot. D.Asonarandasubmersible.48.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph4?______A.BacteriahelpsprotectTitanic.

B.Titanicwreckdestroyedlocalecosystem.

C.Oldtechnologieswereuseless.

D.SearchingforTitanicwreckbringsbenefits.49.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"contributeto"meaninparagraph5?______A.Careabout. B.Helpwith. C.Getover. D.Takeback.50.Howdoesthewriterorganizethepassage?______A.Listmachines→introducespecialpoints→showtheirgoodthings.

B.Tellastory→comparedifferentseaareas→drawasimplemindmap.

C.Askaquestion→giveseveralexamples→offeradvicetoscientists.

D.Showtheaccident→describethesearch→findthevalueofexploration.六、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共15分。51.

Lastweek,Ireadastory"TheBoyWhoStoppedChasingButterflies".Afterreadingit,Iwastouchedbythesimplebutpowerfulfacthiddeninthegardener'swords.Asastudentfacingdailypressure,Ioftenfind

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(me)"chasingbutterflies"withoutknowingit.

Liketheboy,Iusedtobelievethat

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Iwantedsomething,Ihadtorunafteritwithallmystrength.Itriedhard

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(leave)goodimpressionsonothers,sometimeswithgiftsornicewords.ButsinceIreadthisstory,I

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(realize)thatthemoreItried,thefurthermygoalsseemedtogoaway.

Thegardener'sadviceinfluencedme

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(deep).Insteadofrunningafterothers,weshould

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(focus)onimprovingourselves-justlikeplantingflowersandwateringthemeveryday.Whenwegrowourkindness,honesty,therightpeoplewillcometous.It

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