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广东深圳市龙岗区宏扬学校20252026学年八年级下学期期末模拟考试英语试题一、完形填空阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Onesunnyday,sixblindmenwaitedbytheroadside.Soontheyheardthesoundofheavyfootsteps.A(n)___1___wascoming,ledbyitsowner.Havingneverbeenclosetosuchananimal,themenaskedto___2___tounderstandwhatanelephantwasreallylike.Theowneragreed,andeachmantoucheda___3___partoftheelephant.Thefirsttoucheditswidesideanddeclared(断言),“It’sjustlikeawall!”Thesecondheldatuskandsaid,“No,it’ssharplikeaspear(长矛)!”Thethirdtookthetrunkandcalledout,“It’slonglikeasnake!”Thefourthwrappedhisarmsaroundalegandinsisted(一口咬定),“It’s___4___likeatree!”Thefifthtouchedthe___5___andthoughtitwaslikealargefan,whilethesixthcaughtthetailandlaughed,“It’sonlyarope!”Soon,aloud___6___began.Eachmanwassurehewasright,andtheycouldnotagreeonwhattheelephantwastrulylike.Theybecame___7___andarguedmoreloudly.Theownerthen___8___explained,“Youareallcorrectinaway,butyouareallwrongbecauseeachofyouonlytouched___9___part(s).Totrulyknowtheelephant,youmustunderstandallitspartstogether.”Thisstoryremindsusthatwhenweonlyunderstandasmallpartofsomething,wemaynot___10___thewholetruth.Weshouldlistentoothersandlearncompletelybeforemakingupourminds.1.A.lion  B.tiger  C.panda  D.elephant2.A.see  B.taste  C.touch  D.smell3.A.high  B.light  C.large  D.different4.A.thick  B.short  C.green  D.beautiful5.A.eye  B.ear  C.foot  D.mouth6.A.laugh  B.warning  C.argument  D.expression7.A.sadder  B.angrier  C.funnier  D.friendlier8.A.calmly  B.happily  C.impolitely  D.impatiently9.A.one  B.two  C.three  D.four10.A.giveup  B.turndown  C.findout  D.throwaway二、阅读理解阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳答案。AGuizhou,amountainousprovinceinChina,isworkingtobecomeaworldclassplacefortourism.Itisusingitsnaturalbeauty,richculture,andbettertransporttoattractvisitors.Theprovinceisfamousforitsgreenmountainsandcleanair.Itsforestcoverage(覆盖率)ishigh,andtheairqualityisgoodmostoftheyear.Insummer,theweatheriscoolandpleasant,whichmakesitapopularescape(避暑胜地).Transporthasimprovedgreatly.Allcountiesarenowconnectedbyhighways.Airportsandhighspeedrailservemajorcities.Guizhouisalsorenownedforhavingmanyoftheworld’shighestbridges.Forexample,theHuajiangGrandCanyonBridge,thehighestintheworld,hasbecomeawidelysharedonlineattraction.TourisminGuizhouisgrowingquickly.Thenumberofvisitorsandthevolumeofspendingcontinuetorise,withalargeincreaseininternationaltourists.Theprovinceiscreatingmoretravelexperiences,includingculturalandsportsactivities;wellness(康养)stayswhichareallabouthealthandrelaxation;andsmartdigitalservices.LocaleventsliketheVillageSuperLeaguehavealsodrawnhugeonlineattention.Theprovinceisopeningnewflightsandmakingspecialplanstowelcomemoreglobalvisitors.Withitsnaturalwonders,culturaltreasures,andimprovedservices,Guizhouischanging.Itisnolongerjustaplacepeoplepassthrough,butadestinationwheretheystaylonger,exploremoredeeplyandreturnmoreoften.11.WhatisGuizhouusingtoattractvisitorsaccordingtoparagraph1?A.Lowpricesandaffordabletickets.B.Modernshoppingmallsandnightlife.C.Famousmuseumsandhistoricalsites.D.Itsnaturalbeauty,culture,andtransport.12.WhyisGuizhoucalledapopularsummerescape?A.Itisclosetothesea.B.Ithaswintersportsevents.C.Itsweatheriscoolandpleasantinsummer.D.Ithascolourfulindooractivities.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“renowned”inparagraph3mean?A.Famous.B.Unsafe.C.Helpful.D.Responsible.14.HowisGuizhoutryingtowelcomemoreglobalvisitors?A.Byloweringthepriceofallhotels.B.Byallowingmoreforeignerstoenter.C.Bybuildingmoreshoppingcentresincities.D.Byopeningnewflightsandmakingspecialplans.15.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TransportproblemsinGuizhouB.ThefoodandcultureofGuizhouC.ThehistoryofGuizhou’smountainsD.Guizhou’spathtoatoptouristspotBIfyouwanttotalkaboutthehistoryofChineseanimation,youmustmentiontheWanbrothers:WanLaiming,WanGuchan,WanChaochen,andWanDihuan.TheygrewupinNanjingintheearly20thcentury.Theirmotherencouragedthemtolearnart,andtheysoonbecameinterestedinanimation.Afteryearsofstudy,theycreatedChina’sfirstanimatedshortfilm,UproarintheStudio(《大闹画室》),in1926.ThebrotherskeptworkingandbecamepioneersofChineseanimation.In1935,theymadeChina’sfirstanimatedfilmwithsound.DuringthedifficulttimesoftheSecondWorldWar,theyspentthreeyearsmakingtheirfirstfulllengthanimatedfilm(动画长片),PrincessIronFan,basedonJourneytotheWest.Itwasfinishedin1941andlovedbyChineseaudiences.TheirnextanimatedfilmwasHavocinHeaven(《大闹天宫》).Ittookovertenyearstomakeandwasdividedintotwoparts.Partonewascompletedin1961,andparttwowasfinishedthreeyearslater.AlsobasedonJourneytotheWest,thefilmwasverysuccessfulbothathomeandabroad.ItwasshownonTVintheUK,Russia,Denmark,andothercountries,winningmanyinternationalawards.TheWanbrothers’workhasinfluencedmanyanimatorsandfilmmakers.Theirfilmsarestillstudiedtoday.HavocinHeavenespeciallyinspiredChineseanimatorsinthe1950sand1960s.WithoutthesefourbrothersfromNanjing,Chineseanimationwouldnotbewhatitistoday.16.WheredidtheWanbrothersspendtheirchildhood?A.InBeijing.B.InNanjing.C.InShanghai.D.InGuangzhou.17.WhendidtheWanbrothersbegintocreatetheanimationPrincessIronFan?A.In1926.B.In1935.C.In1938.D.In1941.18.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“It”inparagraph4referto?A.UproarintheStudio.B.JourneytotheWest.C.PrincessIronFan.D.HavocinHeaven.19.WhohasbeengreatlyinfluencedbytheWanbrothers’work?A.Internationalscientists.B.Animatorsandfilmmakers.C.Modernpaintersandactors.D.Studentsinprimaryschools.20.Whatisthemainpurpose(目的)ofthispassage?A.TolisttheawardstheWanbrotherswon.B.Toexplainhowtomakeananimatedfilm.C.TocomparedifferentChineseanimatedfilms.D.TointroducetheWanbrothers’keycontributions.CBySunday(25thJanuary2026),amajorwinterstormhadmovedtotheUSEastCoast,whereitbroughtheavysnowthroughthedayandnight,andcontinuedintoMonday.ThestormthenwentonintoEasternCanada,whereitbrokeafewweatherrecords.Forexample,Toronto’sairportreporteditshighestsnowfalleverrecordedinasingleday,whilethecitycentrereceivedevenmoresnow—22inches(56centimetres).Becauseofthedangerousweather,manyplacesacrosstheUSandCanadawereclosedonMonday.Thisincludedschools,universities,libraries,museums,somebusinesses,andgovernmentoffices.Manyschoolsmovedclassesonline.SomeareasalsodecidedtokeepschoolsclosedonTuesday.Thestormcausedseriousproblemsforairtravel.BetweenSaturdayandMonday,over16,000flightswerecancelled(取消).OnSundayalone,almost12,000flightswerecancelledand20,000flightsweredelayed(推迟).AirportsallalongtheEastCoastfacedmajorproblems.TheNationalWeatherServicewarnedthatthestorm’seffectscouldlastafewdays.VerycoldairfromtheArcticmovedfarsouth,bringingtemperaturesthatfeltascoldas-30°F(-34℃),andevenlowerinsomeplaces.InonevillageinNewYorkstate,thetemperaturefelltoarecordlowof-49°F(-45℃).Thisextremecoldweatherisespeciallydangerousforpeoplewithoutelectricityorasafeplacetolive.Tohelpkeeppeoplesafe,localgovernmentsacrossboththeUSandCanadahaveopenedspecialwarmingcentreswherepeoplecangotostaywarm.21.Whichcountrywasfirsthitbythesnowstormaccordingtoparagraph1?A.Canada.B.America.C.Mexico.D.Russia.22.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph3?A.Therecordbreakingsnowfallnumbers.B.Theseriousproblemsforairtravelcausedbythesnowstorm.C.Theemergencyactiontakenbygovernments.D.Thestorm’sinfluenceondailylifeandbusinesses.23.Whoisprobablyindangerinsuchextremecoldweatheraccordingtothelastparagraph?A.Peoplewithoutelectricityorhomes.B.Schoolstudentsonholiday.C.Peopletravellingabroad.D.Airportworkersatwork.24.Howdoesthepassagemainlydevelop?A.Bytellingastoryaboutafamilyinthestorm.B.Byexplainingthesciencebehindsnowstorms.C.Byarguingforbetterweatherwarningsystems.D.Bylistingaffectedareasandeffectsstepbystep.25.Wherecanyouprobablyreadthepassage?A.Inanewspaper.B.Inastorybook.C.Inafoodmagazine.D.Onashoppingwebsite.D阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。8

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A.TheAgeofFlyingCarsTheskyabovecitiesisfilledwithquietflyingcars.Peoplenolongerworryabouttrafficjamsontheground.Carsarecontrolledbycomputersandfollowairtrafficrules,whichmakesfeweraccidents.B.CitiesUndertheSeaPeoplebuildclearroundcitiesdeepintheocean.Livinginside,theycanseefishswimmingpasttheirwindowseveryday.Theygetalltheirpowerfromoceanmovementandheatfromtheseafloor.C.SpaceTravelforEveryonePeoplecangotospacestationsforweekends,justliketakingaplane.Playinggameswherethereisnoweight,andlookingatthewholeEarththroughroundwindows,havebecomefunforyoungpeople.D.SmartClothesforHealthPeoplewearsmartclothesthatfitclosely.Theclothescancheckyourheart,bodyheat,andhowtiredyouareanytime.Ifsomethingisnotright,theywilltellyoutorestorsendamessagetoadoctorbythemselves.E.SmartHomesEverythinginthehousecanunderstandhumanspeech.Inthemorning,curtains(窗帘)openbythemselves,thekitchenmakesbreakfast,andtheairconditionerchangestokeepyoucomfortable.Rubbishisalsosortedandtakencareofbyitself.F.OnlineSchoolsThatFeelRealStudentsnolongerneedtocarryschoolbagstoschool.Theyputonlightsetsovertheirearsandeyestoenterthesameonlineclassroom.There,theycantalkfacetofacewithteachersandclassmates,andusetheirhandstocontrol3Dlearningmodels.E下面的材料A-F分别介绍了六个对未来的设想。请根据五种描述选择最合适的设想,并将其标号填入题前括号内。

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A.TheAgeofFlyingCarsTheskyabovecitiesisfilledwithquietflyingcars.Peoplenolongerworryabouttrafficjamsontheground.Carsarecontrolledbycomputersandfollowairtrafficrules,whichmakesfeweraccidents.B.CitiesUndertheSeaPeoplebuildclearroundcitiesdeepintheocean.Livinginside,theycanseefishswimmingpasttheirwindowseveryday.Theygetalltheirpowerfromoceanmovementandheatfromtheseafloor.C.SpaceTravelforEveryonePeoplecangotospacestationsforweekends,justliketakingaplane.Playinggameswherethereisnoweight,andlookingatthewholeEarththroughroundwindows,havebecomefunforyoungpeople.D.SmartClothesforHealthPeoplewearsmartclothesthatfitclosely.Theclothescancheckyourheart,bodyheat,andhowtiredyouareanytime.Ifsomethingisnotright,theywilltellyoutorestorsendamessagetoadoctorbythemselves.E.SmartHomesEverythinginthehousecanunderstandhumanspeech.Inthemorning,curtains(窗帘)openbythemselves,thekitchenmakesbreakfast,andtheairconditionerchangestokeepyoucomfortable.Rubbishisalsosortedandtakencareofbyitself.F.OnlineSchoolsThatFeelRealStudentsnolongerneedtocarryschoolbagstoschool.Theyputonlightsetsovertheirearsandeyestoenterthesameonlineclassroom.There,theycantalkfacetofacewithteachersandclassmates,andusetheirhandstocontrol3Dlearningmodels.三、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Oncetherelivedafroginanold,narrowwell.Hehadbeentheresincehewasbornandneverleft.Everyday,heswamintheshallowwater,satonthewetstones,___36___lookedupattheroundpieceofskyabovehim.Hethought,“Myhomeisperfect.Ihaveallthe___37___(thing)Ineedrighthere.”Thefrogfeltveryproud.Hebelievedhiswellwasthe___38___(large)andfinestplaceinthewholeworld.Oneafternoon,aturtle(龟)whohadtravelledfarfromtheseastoppedby___39___well.“Lookatmywonderfulhome!Icanjumpandswimanytime.Theskywatchesovermeallday.Isn’tthisthehappiestandsafestplace?”thefrogsaid___40___(happy).Theturtlethentriedtoexplaintheoutsideworld.“Theseaisendless.Youcannotseewhereit___41___(finish).Itisdeeperthananywell,andevenwhenstormscome,thesearemainsvastandunchanged.There___42___(be)mountains,forests,andcountless(无数的)otheranimalslivingthere.”Butthefrog,sittingcomfortablyatthebottomofhisdarkwell,couldnotpictureanyofthat.Hesimply___43___(shake)hishead,notbelievingaword.Thisstoryteachesusthatifwestayonlyinoursmallspaceandnevertrytolearnorseemore,ou

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