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2025-2026学年上海市八年级(下)期末英语模拟试卷(二)
一、阅读理解
TheStoryofBiSheng—ThePioneerofPrinting
BiShengwas(1)ordinarycraftsman(工匠)intheNorthernSongDynasty.Henoticedthatwoodblockprinting
wasveryslowandwastefulbecauseeachblockcouldonlybeusedforonepage.Hewantedtofindabetter
way,⑵ittookhimmanyyearsoftrialanderror.
Oneday,BiShenggotanidea.Hecouldmakeindividualcharactersfromclay(黏土)andbakethemhard.These
characterscouldbe(3)togethertoformpagestandthentakenapartandreused.Hekent(4)differenttypesofclay
tofindthebestmaterial.
⑸manypeopledoubtedhisidea.BiShengcontinuedhiswork.Finally,hesucceededincreatingthefirst
movabletype(活字)printingsystem.(6)greatachievementitwasfbrthe11thcentury!Hisinventionmade
printingfasterandcheaper.
BiSheng'sinventionbecame(7)importantthatitchangedthewayknowledgewasshared
forever.Nothing(8)thespreadofinformationmorethanmovabletypeinancienttimcs.Thcman(9]createdthis
brilliantsystemisrememberedasaheroofChineseculture.Hisstoryteachesus(10)creativeandkeeptrying.
1.A.aB.anC.the
2.A.butB.andC.or
3.A.putB.aiTangedC.arranging
4.A.testingB.testC.totest
5.A.AlthoughB.BecauseC.Unless
6.A.WhataB.WhatC.How
7.A.tooB.soC.such
8.A.speededupB.speedsupC.hasspeededup
9.A.whichB.whoC.whom
10.A.tobeB.beingC.be
11.
A.reduce:B.popular;C.ordinary:D.raise;E.achieve;F.daily
1amamemberofmyschool'sEnvironmentalProtectionClub.Wcbelievethatevensmallactionscanmakeabig
difference.Lastmonth,wcstarteda"NoPlasticBottles1'campaign.Wcencouragedstudentstobringtheirownwater
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bottlesinsteadofbuyingbottledwatereveryday.Thissimplechangehelped(1)______wasteatschool.Atfirst,
onlyafewstudentsjoinedus,butsoontheideabecame(2)______.Nowabout80%ofthestudentsbringreusable
bottles.lthasbecomepartofour(3)______life.Ournextgoalisto(4)_______moneytoinstallmorewaterfountains
(饮水机)aroundtheschool.Wchopeto(5)______azero-wastecampusinthenearfiiturc.
(1)_
Q)—
(3)_
(4)_
⑸一
12.Afterschool,twofriendsSarahandJackaretalkingabouttheirweekendplans.
Sarah:Hi,Jack!Thcweatherisgreatthisweekend.Doyouhaveanyplans?
Jack:Notyet.Iwasthinkingofgoingtaking,butIhaven'tdecided.(1)______?(询问对方的周末计划)
Sarah:I'mgoingtovisitthenewartmuseumwithmycousin.There'saspecialexhibitiononChineseinkpaintings.
Jack:Thatsoundswonderful!Whyareyousointerestedinartexhibitions?
Sarah:(2)______.(根据上下文给出理由)I'vebeenlearningChinesepaintingfortwoyears,soIreallywant
toseethemasters'works.
Jack:Isee.Soyougotoexhibitionsbecausetheyinspireyourownpainting.(3)______?(寻求确认)
Sarah:Yes,cxactly!Bcsidcs,mycousinisalsoanartlover.Wcalwayshaveagreattimetogether.
Jack:(4).(表示赞同)Bytheway,wouldyouliketogohikingwithmenextSundayinstead?
Sarah:Sure,I'dloveto!Let'smeetattheparkentranceat8a.m.,(5)?(反意疑问句)
Jack:Great!Don'tforgettobringsomesnacks!
⑴一
Q)一
(3)一
(4)_
(5)_
Therearefivedescriptionsofvolunteerprograms(A-E).
Volunteerprogramsforteenagers
A.TheReadingBuddyProgram:Helpyoungchildrendevelopalovefbrreading.Youwillreadstoriestokidsatthe
communitylibraryeverySaturdaymorning.
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B.TheBeachCleaners:JoinuseverySundaytocleanupthelocalbeach.Wecollectplasticwasteandsortitfbr
recycling.Glovesandbagsareprovided.
C.TheElderlyCompanionProject:Visitseniorsatthenursinghome.Chatwiththem,playchess,orhelpthemwrite
letters.Yourcompanycanbrightentheirday.
D.ThcGardenHelpers:Workinthecity'scommunitygardens.Plantvegetables,waterflowers,andhelpkeepthe
gardensbeautifiilfbreveryonetoenjoy.
E.ThePetCareTeam:Helptakecareofanimalsatthelocalshelter.Walkdogs,cleancages»andhelpfindnewhomes
fbrhomelesspets.
Task:Thepeoplebelowallwanttofindavolunteerprogram.Decidewhichprogramwouldbethemostsuitablefbr
eachperson.
(1)Lucylovesanimalsandwantstohelpdogsandcatsfindnewfamilies.
(2)Toinenjoysworkingoutdoorsandwantstohelpprotecttheenvironment.
(3)Amyisgoodwithyoungchildrenandwantstoencouragethemtoenjoybooks.
(4)Mikelikesgardeningandwantstomakethecitygreener.
(5)Lindaisapatientlistenerandwantstobringwarmthtoelderlypeople.
13.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E
M.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E
15.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E
16.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E
17.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.E
E
WhyDoWeSeeColorsDifferently?
Haveyoueverarguedwithafriendaboutwhetheradressisblueandblackorwhiteandgold?Thisfamousonline
debate(争论)showedthatpeoplecanseethesamethingincompletelydifferentways.Thereasonliesinhowour
eyesandbrainsprocesslight.
Colorisnotaphysicalproperty(属性)ofobjects-itishowourbraininterprets(解读)differentwavelengths
(波长)oflight.Whenlighthitsanobject,somewavelengthsareabsorbedandothersarereflected.Oureyesreceive
thereflectedlightandsendsignalstothebrain.
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"Everyone'svisualsystemisslightlydifferent,"explainsDr.Li,aneyespecialistfromGuangzhou."Factorslikeage>
lightingconditions,andeventhehealthofyoureyescanaffecthowyouseecolors.That'swhytwopeoplelookingat
thesameobjectmightdescribeitscolordifferently.1'
Interestingly,colorblindness(色盲)ismorecommonthanyoumightthink.About8%ofmenand0.5%ofwomen
havesomeformofcolorblindncss.Thcmostcommontypemakesithardtotellthedifferencebetweenredand
green.Specialglasseshavebeendevelopedtohelpcolor-blindpeopleseeawiderrangeofcolors.
Sothenexttimesomeoneseesacolordifferentlyfromyou,remember-neitherofyouiswrong.Yourbrainsare
justdoingtheiruniquejobsofinterpretingthecolorfulworld!
18.Whydidpeopleargueaboutthedressaccordingtothepassage?
A.Becausethedresschangedcolorsindifferentlights.
B.Becausepeople'sbrainsprocesslightdifferently.
C.Becausethephotoofthedresswasunclear.
D.Becausesomepeoplewerecolor-blind.
19.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"absorbed"inParagraph2probablymean?
A.反射B.吸收C.折射D.分散
20.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Colorisaphysicalpropertyofobjects.
B.Colorblindnessonlyhappenstotncn.
C.Specialglassescanhelpsomecolor-blindpeople.
D.Everyoneseescolorsinexactlythesameway.
21.Howmanymenhavesomeformofcolorblindness?
A.About0.5%.B.About8%.C.About50%.D.About80%.
22.Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?
A.Tuexplainwhypeopleseeculuibdiflcicnlly.
B.Toteachpeoplehowtotestcolorblindness.
C.Todescribehowclothesaredesigned.
D.Torecommendspecialglassesfbreveryone.
TheStoryofChopsticks
ChopsticksareoneofthemostimportanteatingtoolsinEastAsiancultures.Theyaresimplebutclever»andtheir
historyismuchmore(23)thanyoumightthink.
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TheearliestchopstickswerefoundinChina,datingbackover5,000years.Atthattime,theywereusednotfbr
eating»butfbrcooking.Peopleneededsomethingtotakehotfoodfrompots.Theseearlychopsticksweremade
of124)andweremuchlongerthantheonesweusetoday.
Around400BC,peoplebeganusingchopsticksfbrcating.Thischangehappenedpartly(25)ofapopulation
increase.Fuel(燃料)becamemoreexpensive,sopeoplecutfoodintosmallpiecestocookfastcr.Smallpieceswere
easiertoeatwithchopsticksthanwithaknife.
Difterenlmaterialscameintouseovertime.Bamboochopstickswere(26)fbrdailyuse.Richfamiliesusedsilver
chopsticks,becausepeoplebelievedsilvercouldshowwhetherfoodwaspoisonous(有毒的).(27)>ivoryand
jadechopstickswereusedbytheroyalfamily.
Today,chopsticksareusedbyabout1.5billionpeoplearoundtheworld.Theycomeinmanymaterialsand
styles.(28)theirsimpledesign,chopstickshaveremainedalmostunchangedfbrthousandsofyears—atrue
exampleofsmartengineering.
23.A.interestingB.boringC.expensiveD.comfortable
24.A.silverB.bambooC.plasticD.ivory
25.A.insteadB.becauseC.aheadD.lot
26.A.popularB.heavyC.strangeD.rare
27.A.AfterallB.InadcitionC.AsaresultD.Atfirst
28.A.InneedofB.InsearchofC.InspiteofD.Incaseof
29.TheTeenageBookExchange
Lastyear,15-year-oldXuMingnoticedsomethingsadhappeninginhisneighborhood.Everyfewmonths>people
wouldleavepilesofoldbooksonthesidewalkfbrgarbagetruckstotakeaway."Itbrokemyhearttoseeperfectly
gocdbooksbeingthrownout,"XuMingrecalled.
Hedecidedtodosomethingaboutit.Withhisparents'pennission»hebuiltasmallwoodenbookshelfandplaced
itinfiunlufhishouse.Hepulasignunilllialread:"Takeabouk,leaveabuok."ThiswastheslailufIlic
neighborhood'sfirstFreeBookExchange.
Atfirst,onlyafewneighborstookpart.Butwordspreadquickly.Soon,peoplebegandonatingbookstheyhad
alreadyreadandpickingupnewones.ThelittlebookshelfwasalwaysfulI.Someneighborsevenbroughthomemade
cookiestoleavenexttothebooks!
XuMingnowmanagesthreebookexchangeshelvesindifferentpartsoftheneighborhood.Hehasalsostarteda
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bockclubwhereneighborsmeetonceamonthtodiscussabooktheyhaveallread."Readingbringspeopletogether,
“XuMingsayswithasmile."I'mproudthatmysmallideahasmadeourcommunitycloser.'1
(1)WhatdidXuMingseehappeninginhisneighborhood?
(2)WheredidXuMingplacehisfirstFreeBookExchange?
(3)Whatdidthesignonthebookshelfsay?
(4)Whatdidsomeneighborsbringbesidesbooks?
(5)HowmanybookexchangeshelvesdocsXuMinghavenow?
(6)WhatdoesXuMingfeelaboutwhathehasdone?
二、书面表达
30.Writeatleast60wordsaccordingtothegivensituation.
假设你是李华,你的朋友张浩最近因为和父母沟通不畅而感到烦恼。他写信向你求助,希望你能给他一些
建议“请你给他写一封回信,提出至少两条建议并说明理由“
(注意:文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称)
DearZhangHao»
Yours.LiHua
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1〜10.【答案】B、A、B、A、A、A、B、A、B、A
11.【答案】【小题I)
A
【小题2】
B
【小题3】
F
【小题4】
D
【小题5】
E
12.【答案】【小题1】
Whatareyougoingtodothisweekend/Doyouhaveanyplansfortheweekend
【小题2】
BecauseI'vebeenlearningChinesepaintingandwanttolearnfromthemasters
【小题3】
Isthatright/Isthatso/AmIcorrect
【小题4】
Iagreewithyou/That'strue/You'rerig
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