2025-2026学年山东省济南市槐荫区八年级（下）期中英语试卷（含答案）

2025-2026学年山东省济南市槐荫区八年级（下）期中英语试卷

一、看图填空：本大题共5小题，共10分。

1.A：Whatdoyoudotorelax?

B：

2.A：What'swrongwithJim?

B：______.

3.A：_____?

B：Sheshoulddrinksomewater.

4.A：_____?

B：It'sabout10,200squarekilometresinsize.

5.A：Youlookupset.Whathappened?

B：______.

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二、补全对话■选择：本大题共5小题，共5分。

A：Hi,Amy.Youlooktired.Whath叩pcncd?

B：Istayeduplatelastnight.Ididn'tsleepwell.

A：⑴Whatdidyoudo?

B：Iwassobusypreparingfbrmypianolesson.I'mfeelingalotofpressure.

A：⑵Ifyoudon'tgetenoughrest,youwillfeelevenmoretiredtomorrow.

B：You'reright.IknowIneedtochangemyhabitandstopstayingupsolate.I'llgotobedearlytonight.

A：Bytheway,(3)

B：Iplantogototheparktoenjoyflowersandtakeawalk.

A：Soundsgreat!Naturecanmakeyourelated.

B：Ithinkso.Awalkintheparkcanhelpforgetworries.(4)

A：Sure»I'dloveto.Whenandwhereshallwemeet?

B：Let'smeetattheparkgateat9：00tomoiTowmorning.

A：OK.(5)

(1)A.Itmakesmereallyhappy.

B.It'smypleasure.

C.I'msorrytohearthat.

D.I:*suptoyou.

(2)A.Youshouldsleepearly.

B.Youneedtodrinkmorewater.

C.Youmustsleepnow.

D.Youshouldgotothehospital.

(3)A.Howmuchisthepiano?

B.What'syourplanfbrtomorrow?

C.Whenisyourbirthday?

D.Whydoyoulikesports?

(4)A.WonIdyouliketogowithme?

B.WhichParkdoyouprefer?

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C.Canyouplaythepiano?

D.Howdoyougetthere?

(5)A.That'sright!

B.Idon'tknowthat.

C.It'stoobad!

D.I:'sadeal!

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三、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。

Manypeopleareafraidofbeingalone.Theythinkitmeanstheyarenotpopularorhavenofriends.Butbeingalone

isnotabadthing.(1)_

Thesedays,enjoyingone'sowncompany(陪伴)isbecomingapopularlifestyleamongyoungpeople.Someof

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themenjoyeatingalone.(2)______Theyfindthatbeingaloneallowsthemtodowhattheywant»withoutworrying

aboutothers'opinions.

(3)Whenyouarcalone»youcanthinkaboutyourdreams,goalsandfeelings.Youcanalsodiscoverwhat

youreallylikeanddislike.Havingaclearideaofwhoyouarcisimportantforpersonalgrowth.

Beingalonealsohelpsyoufbcus.(4)Manygreatworksofartandsciencewerecreatedbypeoplewho

spentalotoftimealone.

Somepeopleworrythatbeingalonewillmakethemlonely.(5)Lonelinessisafeelingofsadness,while

beingaloneisasituationofbeingbyyourself.Youcanbealoneandhappy,orwithothersandfeellonely.

Nexttimeyouhavesomefreetime,trybeingalone.Youmightbesurprisedathowmuchyouenjoyit.

A.Itcanmakefriendshipstronger.

B.ltcanbesuchavaluableexperience.

C.Butlonelinessisnotthesameasbeingalone.

D.Beingalonecanhelpyouknowyourselfbetter.

E.Whenyouarealone,therearenonoisesaroundyou.

F.Othcrschoosetowatchmoviesaloneortravelalone.

G.Weshouldtrytostaywithothersasmuchaspossible.

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四、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。

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Davidgotaspecialgiftonhisbirthday-ahand-madekitewithalongtail.Thatafternoon,hetookthekite

and(16)hisgrandpatoanopenspace.Hewasso(17)thathesangalltheway.

Thewindwasstrongthatday,perfectfbr(18).Davidletthekitegoandwatchedwithprideasitdanced

beautifullyinthesky.

(1，)，thewindchangeditsdirection.Davidlost(20)ofthekite,anditfellintoatree.Withmuch(21)>they

managedtogetbackthekite,However,itstailfelloff.David'sheart(22).

Noticinghisdisappointment,hisgrandpacomfortedhimsoftly,"Comeon.I'll(23)onefbryou."Theywentto

anearbyshop.David'sgrandpaborrowedsometools,cutapaper(24)andstuckittothekite.

"Thingsbreak(25)>justlikethiskite.Butfacethemcalmlyandeverythingwill(26)>"hisgrandpasaid.The

mir.utcthekitewasrepaired,Davidhurriedoutandletthewindliftthekiteagain.ltfleweven(27)!Davidranafter

thekitecheerfi.illyalltheafternoon.

Whenthesunbegantoset,theyheaded(2X)home.On(29)wav.Davidsaidtohisgrandpa.nIneverthought

thekitewouldbefixed.butittumedoutmuchstronger."

Hisgrandpanodded»"Beingstrongisnotaboutneverfalling.ltisaboutalwaysrisingagain.Youwon'tknowwhat

willhappen(30)youtryyourbest!1*

16.A.allowedB.followedC.pushedD.asked

17.A.surprisedB.specialC.luckyD.excited

18.A.hikingB.skatingC.flyingD.boating

19.A.LuckilyB.SuddenlyC.SurelyD.Actually

20.A.touchB.sightC.balanceD.control

21.A.difficultyB.painC.pressureD.surprise

22.A.changedB.relaxedC.droppedD.opened

23.A.buyB.findC.makeD.draw

24.A.headB.tailC.R)oiD.wing

25.A.everB.neverC.sometimesD.always

26.A.workoutB.getoutC.comeoutD.findout

27.A.slowerB.higherC.lowerD.faster

28.A.toB.atC.inD.back

29.A.herB.itsC.theirD.our

30.A.althoughB.ifC.untilD.since

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五、阅读理解：本大题共20小题，共40分。

A

FIRSTAID

FORBURNS

Degrees（等级）ofBums

Howtodealwiththeburns

First-degreeburn：Onlyhurtsthetoplayer

Ifyouhaveafirst-degreebum,followthesesteps：

（层）ofskin（皮肤）.You'llseeredskin,

©Cooltheburntareaundercoolrunningwater.

feelalittlepain.

②Takeoffthewatchandanyclothingunlessstuck

Second-degreebum：Hurtsdeeper

tothebum.

skin.Smallblisters（水泡）mayappearand

③Putonabumcreamoraloevera（芦荟）.Don'tuse

painisstronger.

ice,eggsoroil-theycanmakethebumworse.

Third-degreebum：Hurtsalllayersofskin.

Theskinmayturnblackorwhite,andyou

mightnotfeelmuchpain.

Attentions

®Covertheburntareawithacleanclothtokeepit

Avoidtouchinghotwaterdirectly.

clean.

Stayawayfiomfire.

Iftheburnisserious»call120orgotothehospitalat

Takemedicineunderinstructions.

once.

Becarefulwhenusingelectricity.

31.Whatisasignofasecond-degreeburn?

A.Redskinonly.B.Nopain.C.Blackskin.D.Smallblisters.

32.Whichofthethingscan'tweusetodealwiththeburns?

A.Oil.B.Aloevera.C.Cloth.D.Water.

33.Whatcanwedotostopourselvesfromgettingburntaccordingtothetext?

©Keepawayfromfire.

②Don'tuseelectricityalone.

©Followinstructionswhentakingpills.

®Don'ttouchhotwaterdirectly.

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A.①®@B.①②④C.①③④D.②③④

34.Iftheadvicedoesn'twork»whatshouldwedo?

A.Call110.B.Gotothehospital.

C.Askfriendsforhelp.D.Takesomemedicine.

35.Inwhichpartofanewspaperisthetextprobablyfrom?

A.HealthCare.B.ScienceStudy.C.SportsNews.D.TravelLife.

B

Amanwalkedintoanelephantcamp.Hefoundthattheelephantswerenotincages（笼子）ortied（系）withheavy

chains（铁链）.Onlyasmallropewastiedtooneoftheirlegs.Thissmallropestoppedthemfromrunningaway.

Themanlookedattheelephants.Hewonderedwhytheelephantsdidn'tbreaktheropeandrunaway?Hethought

elephantscoulddoso,buttheydidn'ttryatall.

Wantingtoknowthereason,heaskedatrainernearby.

"Whentheywereyoungandsmall,wcusedthesamekindofropetoticthem.Atthatagc»itwasenoughtohold

them.Astheygrewup,theystillbelievedthattheycouldn'tgetaway.Theybelievedtheropecouldstillholdthem,

sotheynevertriedtobreakfree*"thetraineranswered.

Themanwasspeechlessandsuiprised.Theseanimalscouldhavebrokenfreewhenevertheywanted»butbecause

oftheirpast,theybelieveditwasimpossible.

Howmanyofusthinkliketheseelephants?Somebelievewccannotdosomethingsimplybecausewccouldn'tdo

itbefore?Failureispartoflearning.Itshouldn'tstopusfromgrowing.Ifwcfailedonceorafewtimes,itdoesn't

meanwecanneversucceed.Weshouldnevergiveuptryingevenwhenweexperiencefailureinlife.

36.Whodidthemanaskabouttheelephants?

A.Adoctor.B.Akeeper.C.Atrainer.D.Atourist.

37.Whydidn'ttheelephantstrytobreaktherope?

A.Theywereafraidofthetrainerverymuch.

B.Theythoughttheropecouldstillholdthem.

C.Theylikedlivinginthecamp.

D.Theyweretoooldtorunaway.

38.Howdidthemanfeelafterhearingtheanswer?

A.Shocked.B.Mad.C.Tired.D.Excited.

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39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.Learning.B.Success.C.Failure.D.Experience.

40.Whatlessondocsthewriterwanttotellus?

A.Healthisinourownhands.B.Onefbrallandallfbrone.

C.Fallseventimes,standupeight.D.Putourselvesinothers*shoes.

c

ForChenSheng,ayoungmaninMeitan,GuizhouProvince»caringfbrtheoldismorethanajob-it'sacalling

inhisheart.ChenShenggrewupwithhisgrandparents,andhisdreamwastotakecareofmoreelderlypeople.After

graduatingin2017withadegreeinhealthcare.ChenShengcompletedeightmonthsoftraininginalocalhospitaland

startedtoworkinanursinghome（养老院）.

Inhisearlyworkingdays,whathemetwasmoredifficultthanexoected.Hegotupat6a.m.tohelpwithmorning

tasks.Heprovidedfiillbedsidecare,especiallyfbrtheelderlywhohadtostayinbedallthetimc.Oftcn,hisdaydidn't

enduntil11p.mHewantedtoquitatfirst,butafteraperiod,thewarmthandtrusthereceivedfromtheelderly

changedhismind.

Usinghismedicalknowledge*ChenShengtakescareoftheelderlyinaproperway»includingphysicalexamining,

healthguidance,adviceonfoodandsoon."IaiTivedatthenursinghomewithlotsofillnessesandcouldonlylieon

thebed.AftertwomonthsofgoodcarebyChenSheng,Iwasabletowalkagainbymyself.Lifehereisvery

convenientfromdailysenicestogoodmedicalcare,justlikeathome»”saidGrandpaLi.

Besidesmedicalcarc»ChenShengalsogivesemotionalsupport.Healwayscheerstheelderlypeopleupintime

whentheyareupset.GrandmaSunlikestotalkwithChenShengeverydayandalwayssharesthethingssheconsiders

valuable.GrandmaSunIeelswarmandhappybecauseofChenSheng.Herfamilythankshimfbrhispatienceand

greatlove.

Moreoldpeopleneedcarenow.Somoreandmoreyoungpeople,includingthosebomafter2000»cometowork

innursinghomes.Theyaremakingeveryefforttotakegoodcareoftheelderlyandmakethemlivehappylives.

41.WhatmadeChenShengwanttoworkinthenursinghome?

A.Hisgrowthexperience.B.Hisgrandparents1words.

C.Hiseducationbackground.D.Histraininginthehospital.

42.WhatdidChenShengwanttodoatthebeginningofhiswork?

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A.Toaskfbrmorepay.B.Togiveuphisjob.

C.Tomovetoanothercity.D.Tolearnmoremedicalskills.

43.HowdidGrandpaLifeelafterChenSheng'scare?

A.Hefeltworsethanbefore.B.Hefeltliketalkingwithothers.

C.Hefeltwarmlikeathome.D.Hefeltboredandwantedtoleave.

44.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeChenSheng?

A.Braveandstrict.B.Honestandconfident.

C.Outgoingandhumorous.D.Warm-heartedandhelpful.

45.Whatisthebesttitlefbrthepassage?

A.HowtoCarefbrElderlyPeople.

B.AConvenientLifeinaNursingHome.

C.AYoungMan'sLovefortheElderly.

D.TheHardWorkofNursingHomeWorkers.

D

Haveyoueverwonderedwhyteenagersoftenhavestrongmood（情绪）changes?Whydoyoufeelhappyone

mir.uteandangrythenext?Infact>thesesuddenfeelingsarenotyourfault»andtheymainlydependonyourbrain.

Duringadolescence（青春期），yourbrainisgoingthrougha"systemupgrade（升级）H.Thepartofthebrain

thatcontrolsfeelingsdevelopsfasterthanthepartthatcontrolsthinkinganddecision-making.

Thismeansthatteenagersoftenactwithstrongemotionsbeforetheycanthinkrcasonably.Hormoncs（荷尔蒙）

alsoplayabigroleinthisprocess.T'ielevelsofhormoneschangefastduringtheseyears,andtheyhaveagreat

influenceonyourmood.Asaresult,youmaygetupsetmoreeasilythanbefore.

Besides>heavypressureisacommonreason.Teenagersoftenfacestressfromschoolworkandhighexpectations>

whichcaneasilyleadtomoodchanges.

Anotherreasonisthatteenagerscaremoreaboutwhattheirfriendsthink.Youwanttofitinandbeaccepted.This

cancausestressandworry,especiallywhenyoufeellikeyoudon'tbelong.

Buttherearcmanyusefulwaystcdealwiththeseemotionalchanges.First,youshouldunderstandthatthey're

normal»becausealmosteveryonegoesthroughthisperiod.Second,talktosomeoneyoutrust,suchasaparent,

teacherorclosefriend.Sharingyourtruefeelingscanreallyhelpyoufeelbetter.Third，takepartinactivitiesthatbring

youjoy,likeyourhobbiesoroutdoorsport.Theseactivitiescanhelpyourelaxandmanageyourmocdsinabetter

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way.

Remember,yourbrainisstilldeveloping.Theseemotionalchangesaretemporary.Asyougetolderandwiser,

you-willbebetteratcontrollingyouremotions.

46.Whydoteenagershavestrongmoodchanges?

A.Becausetheirbrainsaregrowing.B.Becausetheirbodiesaretiring.

C.Becausetheylikeoutdoorsport.D.Becausetheytrusttheirparents.

47.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Hormonesinfluenceteenagers'mood.

B.Pressureoftencausesmoodchanges.

C.Teenagerscareaboutfriends*ideas.

D.Parentsdon'toftenhavehighstandards.

48.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Teenagersdon'tworryabouttheirfriends'opinions.

B.Adultsarebetteratcontrollingemotions.

C.Doingsportmakesteenagersfeelblue.

D.Talkingtoothersbringsmorepressure.

49.Whatdocstheunderlinedword"temporary"meaninthelastparagraph?

A.Serious.B.Necessary.C.Short.D.Harmful.

50.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Thewaystomakefriendsatschool.

B.Thereasonsfbrteenagers'moodchanges.

C.Thedifficultiesofcontrollingemotions.

D.Theimportanceofphysicalhealth.

六、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。

51.Now,peopletaketripsbywatchinglivestreaming(直播)onDouyin，Bilibiliandothers.Thisiscalled"cloud

tourisin',.

ZhaLiguo,a44-year-oldman,is(1)guide.DuringtheMayDayholiday*ZhatookagroupofvisitorstoMount

Huangshanandenjoyedsunrisesthere.Alotofpeoplelikehimbywaxhinghislivestreamingontheirphones.ltwas

notZha's⑵(one)triptoMountHuangshan.Lastyear,hestayedthere⑶over280days.Heshowedthe

beautifullandscapeinthevillagesandsharedamazing(4)(story)onDouyin.

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Zha'slivestreamingwassointerestingthatit(5)(catch)manytans'eyeslastyear.HIenjoy⑹(me)every

timeIseethebeautifulscenery.However,manypeoplefeel⑺(stress)andinlowspiritsbecauseofbusylife.So

Ihopepeoplecanwatchit⑻(relax),"Zhasaid.

Usually,peopleneedtospendmuchtimepreparingforalon