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广东省深圳市2025-2026学年八年级下学期期末模拟

英语试卷

一、阅读六选五:本大题共5小题,共10分。

HaveyouevertraveledtoAfrica,Indiaorotherplaceswherethereareelephants?You*veprobablyseentours

lettingyougetclosetoelephantsandevenofaringyourides.(1)Weareheretoexplainwhyyoucan'tdothat.

(2)ManypeopleinSoutheastAsiabuyandsellelephantsillegally(非法地).Butel叩hantsarewildanimals.

Ilumanshavenoright(权利)todothat.

Elephantsarcsmartandliveingroups.Theyhavefamiliesandfriends.Theycanfeelpain(痛苦],andtheycan

alsofeelsadandhappy.(3)Soinordertocontrolthem,humanstakebabyelephantsawayfromtheirfamilyand

traintheminprettybadways.Theybeatthembadlyorevendon'tallowthemtoeatorsleen.(4)

Althoughelephantshavelargebodies,theirspines(脊椎)arenotfittocarryhumans.Andmanyofthemdie

asaresultofyearsofcarryinghumansontheirbacksandworking.

(5)TheUNsaysthatonlyabout35,000Asianelephantsareleftinthewildnow.Ridingelephantsisone

ofthemainreasonsthatleadtheanimalstodieout.

A.Elephantscatlotsoffoodeveryday.

B.Asianelephantsarcalreadyindanger.

C.Wildelephantsdon'tlethumansrideontopofthem.

D.Theseallcausealotofhurtontlieirbodiesandspirit.

E.Butzoologistsadvisethatweshouldnotrideanelephant.

F.Humansoftenthinkit'sOKtohaveelephantsundertheircontrol.

LA.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

2.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

3.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

4.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

5.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

二、完形填空:本大题共10小题,共10分。

Iwenttoablooddriveheldatachurchrecently.IarrivedearlytobefirstbecauseIknewitwouldtakeawhile.After

gettingmypulse(脉搏)andbloodpressure⑹.ayoungwomanwalkedmetothedonorarea.Whileshewas

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gettingthethingsready,wetalkedabouttheweather.IalsotoldherthattheonlypainIreallygot

from⑺bloodwaslaterwhenIpulledthetapedbandage(绷带)offmyhairyItalianamis.

WhileIwastalking,⑻、Iwasfeelingagentleurgeinmyhearttosaysomethingelse.FinallyIstopped

talkingandsaidtotheyoungwoman:"I'm(9)toallthehardworkyouguysputin.Youreallyaresaving

lives!”

Shelooked(10)forasecond,blinkingbacktears."Thankyou”,shesaid."Nooneeversaysthat."It

seemedmysimplewordshaddeeply(II)herheart.

LaterafterIhadfinisheddonating,Isawthewomanworkingwithanotherdonorandwewavedandshared

a(⑵beforeIheadedhome.Ileftthechurchwithaclearheadandahappyheart.IwasgladI'dfollowedmy

inner(13).

HenryJameswrote:"Threethingsinhumanlifearcimportant.Thefirstistobekind.Thesecondistobekind.

Thethirdistobekind."Hiswords(14)usofthepowerofkindness,ifyoufeelthegentleurgewithintosay

ordosomethingkindthen,don'tholdback.Godwantsyoutodothe:n.

God'slovelivesdeepwithinallofoursouls.Weareheretospreadjoyandmakethisworldabetterplacewith

everythingwesayandeverythingwedo.Maywealwaystryourbesttoact(15)andbringwanrthtopeople

aroundus.

6.A.checkedB.feltC.treatedD.saved

7.A.givingB.lendingC.offeringD.donating

8.A.howeverB.insteadC.thereforeD.besides

9.A.helpfulB.politeC.carefulD.grateful

10.A.angryB.surprisedC.boredD.tired

11.A.brokenB.wonC.touchedD.closed

12.A.secretB.promiseC.kissD.smile

13.A.voiceB.fearC.dicamD.goal

14.A.remindB.rememberC.respectD.review

15.A.quietlyB.bravelyC.kindlyD.patiently

三、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共30分。

A

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Nowadays,wehavemanydifferentkindsoftechnologiestoprotectusfromdifferentdisasters.Wecanevenknow

whereandwhensomedisasters,likethetyphoon,thefloodandtheearthquake,happen.Whilemostofthenew

technologiesarefarawayfromus,somearounduscanhelppeopleindisasters.

Thedrone(无人机)isoneofthem.Itcanbeusedtosendthingslikefoodandwaterwhenana:uraldisaster

happens.It'softentoodangerousfortherescueteamstogetintothebuildings.Sotheymakethedroneflyintothe

bui.dingstosearchfbrthosewhoarestillalive.Thedroneisalsoausefultoolforfirefighterstofindandfight

wildfires.Insomefarawayplacesintheworld,dronesarethefastestwaytosendmedicinetopeoplewhoareingreat

needofit.

Socialmediaplatfbrms(平台)arealsousefulwhenitcomestonaturaldisasters.Withtheirhelp,peoplecan

knewaboutthenaturaldisastersbeforetheyhit.Andsomesocialmediaplatfbrmsallowpeopletomarkthemselves

assafeafterdisasters,sootherscanKnowtheirsituations.

Socialmediaplatfbrmsarcalsoplacesfbrup-to-datenews,sopeoplecanlearnwhatisgoingonindisaster

areas.Besides,manysocialmediaplatformsallowpeopletodonate(捐赠)moneytohelppeopleindisasterareas.

Themoneywillhelpthemgetbacktotheirnormallifeassoonaspossible.Forexample,livestreaming(直播)helped

raisealotofmoneyfbrHenanafterthefloodin2021.

Althoughthesetechnologiescanhelpusalotwhenthereisanaturaldisaster,westillneedtopreparenecessarytools

andlearnimportantskillstoprotectourselves.

16.Whatdocstheunderlinedword“they"inParagraph2referto?

A.Drones.B.Therescueteams.

C.Thepeopleindisasterareas.D.Thesocialmediaplatfbrms.

17.ThedronecanhelpdothefollowingthingsEXCEPT_________.

A.sendfoodandwatertopeoplewhenanaturaldisasterhappens

B.flyintodangerousbuildingstosearchfbrpeoplestillalive

C.helpfircfighlcisfindandfighlagdinslwildfires

D.lakeinjuredpeoplequicklytosafeplacesduringdisasters

18.Whydoesthewritermentionlivestreaming?

A.Toshowsocialmediaplatfbrmscanprovideup-to-datenews.

B.Toshowpeoplecanknowaboutcomingdisastersthroughsocialmediaplatfbrms.

C.Toshowsocialmediaplatfbrmscanhelpraisemoneyafteradisaster.

D.Ioshowpeoplecantellothersthsyaresatethroughsocialmediaplatfbrms.

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19.Whatisthecorrectstructureofthepassage?(®=Paragraph1)

20.Whatdoesthispassagemainlytalkabout?

A.Ittellsuswhatiodowhendisasterscome.

B.Itadvisesustousesocialmediaplatformsmoreoften.

C.Ittellsushowsometechnologieshelppeopleindisasters.

D.Itsuggeststhatweshouldleamself-protectionskillsduringdisasters.

B

Manykindsofanimalsareindangernow.Herearesomeexamples.

GiantpandasliveinthefbrestsinChina.OutsideChina,theyareonlyinzoos.

Theycatalmostonlyonekindoffood—bamboo.Keepingagiantpandainthezoois

difficultbecauseitmusthavebambootoeat.

AsianelephantshavemuchsmallerearsthanAfricanelephants.Theyliveinthe

forests.Therearconlyfewerthan3,000Ceylonelephants(akindofAsianelephant)in

theworldnow.

Tigersbelongtothecatfamily.Theygetanimalslikedeerfbrfood.Tigersarein

dangerbecausepeoplecutdowntheforestsandhuntfbrthem.Peoplehuntthemfbr

theirbeautifulfur.Todaytherearefewerthan4,000tigersinthewild.

TheEuropeanotters(水獭)liveinEurope.Theyhavesoft,brownfur.Theyare

about75cmlong.Theirtailsarehalfaslongastheirbodies.Theyhavesmallandround

ears.Todaypeoplestillhuntthepooranimalsfbrtheirfur.

21.IfyouwanttovisitagiantpandainAmerica,whereshouldyougo?

A.Tothezoos.B.Totheforests.

C.Totheparks.D.Tothemountains.

22.Whydotigersbecomefewerandfewer?

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A.Becausetheydon'thaveenoughfoodtoeat.

B.Becausetheweatherisnotasgocdasbefore.

C.Becausetheycan'thavebabiesinthezoo.

D.Becausepeopledestroytheirlivingplacesandhuntthemfbrtheirfiir.

23.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.It*seasytokeepgiantpandasinthezoo.

B.Tigerscanhuntbiganimalslikelionsfbrfood.

C.AnAfricanelephant?searsaremuchbiggerthananAsianelephant?s.

D.TheEuropeanotterhassmallandlongears.

24.Whatcanweknowfromthematerial?

A.PeoplebegintoprotecttheEuropeanotters.

B.ThenumberoftheEuropeanottersisbecomingsmallerandsmaller.

C.Alltheanimalsindangerneedtoliveinzoos.

D.Peoplebegintoplanttrees,sothetigerswillhaveenoughplacestolive.

25.What'sthebesttitleforthematerial?

A.AnimalsindangerB.Animalsaroundtheworld

C.LargeanimalsD.Peopleandanimals

c

Insteadofboringgrammarworksheets(语法,舌页练习册),Class8studentsgotanexcitingtask.Thetaskaskedthem

toplanaone-daytriptotheCityMuseumandmakeasimpleEnglishguidebook.TheirteacherMr.Smithcalledita

“Projcct-BascdLearningv(PBL)challenge.HesaiditwouldhelpthemuseEnglishinreallife.

Atfirst,thestudentswereworried."Howdowestart?”askedChenYu,whowasaquietstudent.Mr.Smith

smiled,Worktogetherandfindthewayyourselves.M

Theteacherdividedtheclassintothreegroups.Theresearchgrouplookedfbrinformationaboutthedinosaur

(恐龙)showonthewebsite.Thedesigngroupdrewsimplepicturestomaketheguidebooknice.Thelanguagegroup

wroteclearintroductionsandcheckedtheEnglishmanytimesfbrforeignvisitors.

Theyhadsomesmallproblemsandarguedwitheachotheratfirst.WithMr.Smith'shelp,theylearnedto

talknicelyandmakepeacefinally.Whentheyshowedtheirguidebookstothemuseumdirector,Mr.Li,hewas

surprised.Thesearebetterthanourofficial(官方的)ones!”hesaid.

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Onthetripday,thestudentsbravelyintroducedthemuseumtothevisitorsinEnglishandwonalotoflikes.

"Iusedto(过去常常)thinkEnglishwasjustwordsinabook,"ChenYusaidwithasmile.MNowIknowit'sa

usefultoolthatcanhelpusconnectwiththeworld.v

26.Theunderlinedword"it"inParagraph1refersto____________.

A.theone-daytripB.thePBLchallenge

C.thegrammarworksheetD.theEnglishguidebook

27.Whichgroupsearchesforinformationonline?

A.Thedesigngroup.B.Thelanguagegroup.

C.Theguidegroup.D.Theresearchgroup.

28.Whatisthecorrectorderoftheevents?

①Studentsshowedguidebookstothedirector.

②Studentsgotintodifferentgroups.

③Studentsfeltworriedaboutthetask.

④Studentsworkedasguidesfbrvisitors.

A.②③④①B.②③①④C.③②④①D.③②①④

29.WhichisNOTtrueaccordingtoParagraph4?

A.Mr.Lihelpedthemalot.

B.Thestudentsmadepeacefinally.

C.Thesludculsmetsmallproblems.

D.Mr.Lilikedtheirguidebooksalot.

3().What'sthepurposeofthetext?

A.TointroducehowtovisitamuseuminEnglish.

B.ToshowthatPBLishelpfulfbrEnglishlearning.

C.Toexplainhowtoworkingroupstofinishatask.

D.1oinformMr.Smith?sexcellentteachingskills.

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四、信息匹配:本大题共5小题,共10分。

Herearesomeintroductionsofproductsandthereviewsofthem

A.Smartwatchesarewatcheswithsmartphone-like

(1)Ioftenuseittoturnmy

abilities.Mostsmartwatcheshavetouchscreens,

drawingsintotoysortools.It's

heartratemonitors(心率监测器),GPS,andsupport

amazingtoseemydesignsbecome

fbrcallsandmessages.

realobjects.Ifslikehavinga

B.A3-Dprintercanprintobjectsusingplasticor

smallfactoryathome!

metalmaterials(金属材料).Itcanmakeallkindsof

(2)Theyarereallycool!

thingsfromacomputerdesign.Itcanalsohelpfix

When1playvideogameswith

brokenmachineparts.

them,itfeelslikeVmcompletely

C.Anelectriccarmnsonelectricity.Comparedto

insidethegameworld.

thegasoline(汽油)-poweredcar,itisquieterand

(3)Thisinventionisgreatfbr

greener,Manycountriesencouragepeopletouse

schoolandtravelling.Idon*tneed

electriccarstoreduceairpollution.

tocarryheavybooksinmybag

D.Adron字体eisasmallflyingmachine.Itcan

anvmore.

takepicturesandvideosfromthesky.Itisusedfbr

<Flyingthismachineisiun!

fbnandalsohelpspeopleinmanyways.

Iuseittotakephotosofmyschool

E.VRglassesfirstappearedinthe1960s,butnow

fromthesky,andtheviewsare

theyarebetterandcheaper.Theytakeyouintoa

beautiful.

wholenewworld.Youcanexploreplaceslike

(5)Iweariteveryday.It

you,rereallythere.

allowsmetomakeandreceive

F.Ane-bookreaderletsyoureadbooksona

phonecallsonit.Italsorecordsmy

screen.Youcanchangethetextsizefbr

healthconditions,whichhelpsme

comfortablereading.Thissmallobjectcanstore

stayhealthy.It'sveryusefulto

hundredsofbooks,soitiseasytocarryandsaves

me.

space.

31.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

32.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

33.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

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34.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

35.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

五、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共10分。

36.RehovotisasmallandquietcityintheMiddleEast,likemanyotlicrs,butithasthe(1)(big)outdoor

scienceparkontheplanet.TheClorcGardenofScience,thefirstoutdoorsciencemuseum,regularly(2)(allow)

visitorstocreatetheirownexperiences.

Theparkoffersvisitorsafiinandexcitingway(3)(explore)science."Wewantedtorethinktheidea

ofasciencemuseum.Whatwe'vecreatedisverydifferent(4)commonmuseumsaroundtheworld.It'sless

aboutteachingfactsandmoreaboutencouraging(5)(curious),“saysAmirSchorr,theprojectmanager.

Thenewparkmixesscience,art,andnaturethroughmorethan100interactivedisplays.They(6)(divide)

intoeightmainparts,andeachshowsnatureinadifferentway.Althoughthemuseum(7)(main)operatesin

outdoorspaces,there'sstillplentytodiscoverinside,includinganAImedialabandacookinglab.Theselabswill

benefi

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