2025-2026学年四川省成都市高新区八年级（下）期末英语试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年四川省成都市高新区八年级（下）期末英语试卷一、阅读六选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。

Do

You

Ever

Get"Hangry？"Today，meal

delivery

services

are

everywhere.

(1)

How

do

you

feel

while

waiting？

You

might

feel

hungry，and

sometimes

even

angry.

(2)

The

term"hangry"comes

from

two

words："hungry"and"angry."It

mean

getting

bad-tempered

because

you

are

hungry.

Is"hanger"just

an

expression

we

use

for

being

bad-tempered

when

we

want

something

to

eat？

(3)

Scientists

will

tell

you

that"hanger"does

exist（存在）.They

have

also

discovered

why

people

got"hangry".

When

you

eat，your

body

turns

foods

into

sugars.These

sugars

become

a

part

of

your

blood

and

are

used

for

energy.

(4)

If

it

drops

low

enough，your

brain

gives

off

certain

hormones（激素）.They

will

increase

the

amount

of

sugar

in

your

blood.

One

of

these

hormones

is

adrenaline（肾上腺素）.

(5)

Though

getting

hungry

might

not

seem

all

that

stressful

to

you，a

rush

of

adrenaline

can

make

you

bad-tempered.

Do

you

ever

feel"hangry"throughout

the

day？You

can

have

some

healthy

snacks

to

avoid

this

feeling.

A.Yes，you

might

be"hangry"!

B.What's

the

reason

for"hangry"？

C.Or

is

becoming"hangry"a

real

thing？

D.After

you

eat，your

blood

sugar

level

begins

to

drop.

E.It

will

also

get

into

your

blood

when

you

feel

stressed.

F.But

sometimes

you

might

have

to

wait

a

long

time

for

your

meal

to

arrive.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共20分。

Kai

had

few

friends

because

he

spoke

slowly.He

always

sat

himself

in

a

(6)

corner

for

every

meal.His

parents

worried

about

him.So

when

someone

gave

a

(7)

to

buy

Kai

a"Companion

AI"，a

small

robot

for

emotional

support（支持），his

parents

thought

about

giving

it

a

try.

They

bought

him

a

robot

named

Nova."Hello，Kai，"Nova

said.Kai

was

too

shy

to

answer.Finally，he

(8)

to

reply."Hello，"he

said

quietly.Kai

wasn't

sure

what

to

say

next.But

Nova

didn't

(9)

him

or

seem

impatient.Slowly，Kai

began

to

open

up.

"It's

working!"his

mother

said

happily

after

a

month.But

not

everyone

was

pleased.One

day，his

grandmother

sat

down

next

to

Kai

and

asked，"You

spend

much

time

talking

with

a

robot.How

about

talking

to

me

(10)

？"

Kai

looked

at

Nova，then

at

his

grandmother."But

Nova

always

listens，"he

said."Nova

never

gets

impatient."He

sounded

so

sure

that

he

didn't

notice

how

his

grandma

felt.His

grandmother

smiled

(11)

."Don't

think

like

that，Kai.People

are

not

perfect.We

say

something

wrong

sometimes，

(12)

that

is

what

makes

relationships

real."

Kai

made

a

(13)

to

talk

more

with

his

family.He

and

his

grandmother

talked

for

two

hours

that

night.Kai

started

using

Nova

less.He

even

joined

the

school's

astronomy

club

and

made

a

new

friend.

His

grandmother

told

him，"Nova

can

help

you

(14)

your

bad

feelings，but

making

real

friends

is

a

greater

achievement."Kai

hugged

her.Since

then，he

has

realized

that

technology

could

help，but

it

could

never

replace

the

messy，beautiful，imperfect

reality

of

human

(15)

.6.A.quiet B.clean C.dark7.A.plan B.suggestion C.promise8.A.wanted B.managed C.disagreed9.A.push B.hate C.doubt10.A.together B.alone C.instead11.A.weakly B.sadly C.secretly12.A.if B.but C.unless13.A.decision B.mistake C.description14.A.keepback B.fallinto C.getover15.A.comfort B.relationship C.communication三、补全对话-填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。16.A：Hi，Lily!What

new

thing

have

you

got？

B：Hi，Tom.I've

read

a

book

about

wetlands.

A：（1）______

B：It

tells

us

wetlands

are

important

homes

for

lots

of

birds

and

plant.

A：Really？I

never

thought

you'd

be

interested

in

this.

B：（2）______

Butlast

weekend

I

visited

Qilong

Wetland

Park

with

my

teacher，and

I

loved

it!

A：That's

cool!（3）______

B：They

can

clean

water

and

stop

floods，so

they

protect

our

environment

a

lot.

A：That's

amazing（4）______

I

really

want

to

see

it

in

person.

B：Sure!（5）______

We

can

also

watch

birds

and

take

photos

there.

A：That

sounds

great!I'm

really

looking

forward

to

the

trip.

A.Let's

go

there

this

weekend.

B.I

didn't

care

about

it

in

the

past.

C.I

wonder

why

wetlands

are

so

special.

D.Can

you

take

me

to

the

wetland

park？

E.What

does

the

book

talk

about

exactly？(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

四、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。A

Mike

Last

week

in

geography

class，we

learned

about

the

Yellow

River.I

drew

a

map

because

I

couldn't

remember

the

places

the

Yellow

River

goes

through，nor

even

the

order

from

its

source

to

its

mouth.Imarked

some

places

on

the

picture.It's

useful.Maybe

you

can

have

a

try!

Tina

I

have

a

method

to

recommend.Our

brains

work

well

with

pictures.For

example，Imade

a

picture

story

for"sore"and"dentist".A

boy

had

a

sore

tooth.He

visited

kind

dentist

to

treat

his

sore

tooth.Let

yourself

be

surprised

by

your

memory!Tom

I

found

it

hard

to

focus

on

my

homework.Then

I

used

the"Pomodoro

Technique".The

name

is

from

an

Italian

man's

tomato-shaped

timer.I

finished

my

homework

more

quickly.

Here

is

what

I

do：

●

Divide

（划分）

my

homework

into

small

parts.

●

Start

a

25-minute

time

for

one

part.

●

When

the

timer

goes

off，rest

for

5

minutes.

●

After

the

timer

goes

off

for

the

fourth

time，rest

for

15

minutes

instead

of

5.

●

Then

repeat

the

process

above.17.Why

did

Mike

draw

a

map

last

week？______A.Toshowhisteacherhisdrawingskills.

B.Tohelphimmemorizeknowledgebetter.

C.Tomakehishomeworkmoreinteresting.18.How

does

Tina

remember

words？______A.Byusingatimer. B.Bydrawingmaps.

C.Bymakingpicturestories. 19.If

Tom

completes

one

process

of

the

Pomodoro

Technique，how

many

minutes

does

he

rest

in

total？______A.25 B.30 C.3520.Who

uses

the

right

method

for

the

problem？______A.Lisa—Shecan'trememberwords，soshedrawsamap.

B.John—Hehastroublefocusingonhomework，soheusesatimer.

C.Sam—Hecan'tremembertheYangtzeRiver，sohedrawsapicturestory.21.What

is

the

title

shared

by

the

3

passages？______A.Theexperienceoflearningwell

B.Thewaysofdrawingcreatively

C.ThemethodsofrememberingquicklyB

July：Say

No

to

Mosquitoes

Chengdu

is

known

as

a"park

city"with

beautiful

green

spaces

everywhere.As

summer

arrives，it

is

common

to

see

families

and

groups

of

friends

seating

up

trees

and

enjoying

barbecues

under

the

shade

of

trees.But

have

those

small

flying

mosquitoes

troubled

you

during

your

camping

trips？They

seem

to

be

everywhere，biting

you

badly

and

can

easily

make

a

perfect

day

outdoors

become

not

so

good.

Luckily，the

mint

oil

can

help.This

July，you

will

have

a

chance

to

learn

how

to

make

it

for

your

family

and

friends.And

the

best

part？It's

completely

FREE!Please

note：

Come

and

join

us

at

2：30

p.m.--5：30

p.m.on

Saturday

and

9：00

a.m.-12：00

p.m.on

Sunday.

Come

to

Guixi

Community

Centre

half

an

hour

early.

We'll

get

all

the

tools

and

materials

ready.

For

40

people

only

each

time.First

come，first

served.

To

book

a

place

for

the

activity，please

email

Eric

at

eric

community@

by

5：30

p.m.every

Friday.No

time

to

come？Doesn't

matter.Follow

the

process

and

make

your

homemade

mint

oil.22.Why

does

the

writer

mention

mosquitoes

in

to

first

paragraph？______A.ToshowthatChengduhasmanygreenspace.

B.Tointroducetheproblemthatmintoilcansolve.

C.Toexplainwhypeopledon'tlikecampinginsummer.23.When

is

the

proper

time

for

the

people

to

arrive？______A.2：30pm，Friday. B.2：00pm，Saturday.

C.9：30am，Sunday. 24.Which

of

the

following

is

TRUE

about

the

activity？______A.Youmustpaysomemoneytojoinit.

B.Youdon'tneedtobringyourowntools.

C.Only40familiescantakepartiniteachtime.25.What

can

the

cloth

do？______A.Itcanseparatetheoilfromthemintpieces.

B.Itcankeepthebottlewarmforalongertime.

C.Itcancleanthemintleavesbeforeusingthem.26.Where

is

the

passage

from

probably？______A.Asciencetextbook.

B.Acookingmagazine.

C.Alocalcommunitynoticeboard.C

Last

year，hundreds

of

people

spent

good

money

on

an

experience

that

they

knew

would

include

crowds

（人群），discomfort

and

danger.Many

would

become

sick，because

of

the

cold

and

low

air

pressure，and

a

few

would

even

lose

their

lives.But

with

all

these

hard

things

in

from

of

them，by

the

end

of

the

trip

many

were

already

planning

to

return.For

these

people，climbing

Qomolangma

is

an

experience

like

no

other，making

some

feel

weak

and

others

powerful.

British

mountain

climber

George

Mallory

wrote

of

climbing

Qomolangma，"What

we

get

from

this

adventure

is

just

sheer（纯粹的）

joy...We

do

not

live

to

eat

and

make

money.We

eat

and

make

money

to

be

able

to

enjoy

life.That

is

what

life

means

and

what

life

is

for."Sadly，Mallory

would

die

on

the

mountain

in

1924，although

people

could

not

find

his

body

until

many

years

later.Up

to

now

people

still

don't

know

whether

he

successfully

reached

the

top

before

his

death.In

2011，American

climber

AlanArnette

shared

the

same

opinion.He

said

tough

mountain

climbing

forces

people

to

look

deep

inside

themselves

and

carefully

check

their

physical

and

mental

strength

to

carry

on

bravely

when

they

strongly

feel

like

giving

up.

Modem

science

also

offers

a

reasonable

explanation

for

risk-talking.Psychologist（心理学家）

FrankParley

calls

those

who

love

excitement

and

challenges"Type

T".These

risk-takers

always

think

they

are

skilled

and

experienced

experts.They

do

not

want

to

die，nor

do

they

expect

to

die.Research

also

suggests

that

our

wish

to

look

for

risks

can

be

connected

to

how

much

we

expect

to

benefit

from

the

result.

So

are

the

benefits

of

climbing

Qomolangna

worth

the

risks？It's

totally

up

to

you.27.How

is

the

experience

of

climbing

Qomolangma？______A.Itmakesclimbersfeelpowerfulafterit.

B.Itbringsgreatpain，sofewwillclimbitagain.

C.Ithaslotsoftroublesbutisspecialtoclimbers.28.What

does

the

underlined

sentence

in

paragraph

2

mean？______A.Foodandmoneyservethegoalofenjoyinglife.

B.Foodandmoneyarethevaluablepartsoflife.

C.Foodandmoneyhelptakeexcitingadventures.29.What

do

George

Malory

and

Alan

Arnette

have

in

common？______A.BothofthemlosttheirlivesonQomolangma.

B.Climbingbringsthemjoyanddeepreflection.

C.TheybothsuccessfullyreachedthetopofQomolangma.30.Which

one

is

Frank

Farley's

opinion

about

risk-takers？______A.Theyfeelafraidofriskyoutdooractivities.

B.Theybelievetheywillsurelygotgreatbenefits.

C.Theythinktheyhaveenoughskillsandexperience.31.Why

does

the

author

write

this

passage？______A.ToproveclimbingQomolangmaisnotworththerisk.

B.ToexplainwhypeoplerisklivesclimbingQomolangma.

C.Toremindbalancinggoodsidesandrisksbeforeclimbing.五、任务型阅读-完成表格：本大题共1小题，共10分。32.

Having

grown

up

in

England，14-year-old

Mike，whose

father

is

British

and

mother

Chinese，has

a

special

love

for

food

from

both

cultures.He

is

comfortable

eating

either

with

a

knife

and

fork

or

a

pair

of

chopsticks.

However，Mike's

parents

hold

very

different

ideas

on

food.For

example，chicken

feet

are

common

on

Chinese

dinner

tables.His

mother

often

asks

his

father

to

have

a

try，but

his

father

always

turns

down

the

offer，finding

them

strange.

When

it

comes

to

roast

food，disagreements

also

appear.Mike's

father

enjoys

cooking

a

Sunday

roast，preparing

it

with

great

care

and

seeing

it

as

a

warm

family

dinner.However，his

mother

warns

that

too

much

roasted

food

does

harm

to

our

health，as

it

creates

too

much

heat

inside

the

body

according

to

traditional

Chinese

medicine.

What

makes

Mike

so

different

from

his

parents？Perhaps

he

didn't

fully

shape

his

preferences

during

childhood.On

his

first

trip

to

China，he

tried

many

local

dishes.Later，he

came

across

grey

tofu

that

looked

and

smelt

like

burnt

shoes，which

he

disliked

at

first.However，he

encouraged

himself

to

taste

it，and

to

his

surprise，it

tasted

wonderful.As

he

ate

more，he

fell

in

love

with

this

special

snack

little

by

little.

Since

then，Mike

has

enjoyed

food

from

both

cultures，while

his

parents

still

keep

their

own.He

finds

it

truly

amazing

to

enjoy

different

foods

from

different

countries，and

this

special

experience

brings

him

great

fun.For

Mike，food

is

not

just

about

eating—it's

a

bridge

between

two

worlds.

（1）

（2）

（3）

（4）

（5）

六、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。33.

Should

under-16

kids

stop

using

smartphones

completely？

Smartphones

are

common

in

daily

life.Around

92%

of

people

have

one，and

24%

of

kids

aged

5-7

own

phones.They

bring

fun

and

useful

information，but

many

parents

and

teachers

fear

they

harm

children's

growing

minds.Some

people

want

a

full

ban（禁令）

on

smartphones

for

kids

under

16.

Many

people

agree

with

this

idea

with

clear

reasons.Scientists

find

long

screen

time

slows

little

kids'brain

growth.France

is

even

thinking

about

stopping

kids

under

11

from

using

phones，and

the

UK

government

makes

strict

rules

to

stop

under-16

young

people

from

using

social

apps.Phones

may

cause

online

bullying

and

studies

show

phones

lower

students'school

grades.Experts

say

phones

keep

kids

away

from

real-life

communication.Even

technology

bosses

worry

about

this

problem

and

set

strict

rules

for

their

own

children.

However，lots

of

parents

disagree

with

a

full

ban.They

think

smartphones

are

great

tools

to

keep

kids

safe.GPS

lets

parents

know

where

their

children

are，and

kids

can

call

adults

for

help

right

away

when

they

run

into

sudden

danger.In

fact，stopping

all

under-16

kids

from

using

phones

may

also

bring

new

troubles.

So，what

is

your

opinion？Should

we

ask

all

under-16

kids

to

give

up

smartphones？CommentsI'm

on

the

side

of

the

ban.My

son

spends

hours

on

games

and

forgets

his

homework.He

needs

such

rules.I

disagree.My

phone

helps

me

keep

in

touch

with

friends

and

find

information

for

school.Taking

it

away

is

unfair.I'm

not

sure.Phones

can

be

useful

for

learning，but

they

distract

（使分心）

in

class.Maybe

schools

should

control

their

use

instead

of

banning

them

completely.Too

much

screen

time

can

cause

worries

and

sleep

problems

in

teens.Their

mental

health

is

more

important.(1)What

is

France

considering

about

kids'smartphone

use？______(2)How

many

bad

influences

of

smartphone

use

are

mentioned

in

paragraph

2？______(3)What

is

the

parents'reason

for

disagreement

in

paragraph3？______(4)Who

would

prefer

the

ban

according

to

the

comments？______(5)Do

you

agree

or

disagree

with

the

ban？Why？（Give

one

reason

in

your

own

words）______七、选词填空-短文：本大题共2小题，共20分。34.

A.a

nice

community

B.as

soon

as

C.full

of

warmth

D.make

a

great

difference

E.through

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.Finally，theschoolnewspaperprintedourarticle.Itlistedvolunteerrulesandtasks.Volunteerswouldholdsportsgamesandteachballgamestolocalkids.Volunteerworkmakesourcommunityaplace（4）

.

Littlebylittle，ourvolunteerteamgrowsbigger.Weareturningourneighborhoodinto（5）

!Ifyoulovesportsandarereadytohelpothersinyourfreetime，comeandjoinus.

35.

able

affect

before

commoncurious

keep

simple

sudden

they

until

will

withRecently，the

UK's

Met

Office

has

done

a

new

study

on

small

talk.It

shows

that

the

weather

is

one

of

（1）

small

talk

topics

among

British

people.

British

people

are

so

interested

in

the

weather.Their

（2）

about

the

weather

starts

from

a

young

age.They

can

talk

about

the

weather

with

anyone，for

example，family，fiend，or

even

strangers.They

（3）

this

habit

since

childhood.Here

are

some

reasons.

First，the

weather

in

the

UK

changes

（4）

.One

moment

it

could

be

sunny，and

then

it

might

rain.The

weather

can

be

very

different

within

minutes.This

kind

of

weather

is

easy

（5）

people's

plans.Because

of

this，people

always

have

something

new

to

talk

about.

Second，the

weather

is

a

safe

topic.British

people

value

privacy.They

are

not

（6）

to

share

personal

information.This

is

a

basic

rule

in

British

culture.So

they

seldom

talk

about

（7）

during

small

talk.A

friendly

comment

on

the

weather

is

a

safe

and

relaxing

start.

Third，weather

talk

builds

relationships

easily.Two

strangers

at

a

bus

stop："Cold

wind，isn't

it？"The

other

smiles

and

agrees.This

small

talk

allows

friendly

conversations

（