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吉林长春市农安县20252026学年度第二学期期末学情调研八年级下学期英语期末试题一、单项选择1.Wethoughttheshowwasover,butallof________sudden,thebandcamebackforonemoresong.A.the  B.a  C.an  D./2.Manyyoungpeopletodayareveryfamiliar________AItoolslikeDoubaoorDeepSeekandoftenusethemintheirworkorstudy.A.to  B.with  C.for  D.about3.Whilewe________intheparkyesterdayevening,wenoticedalostdogandhelpeditfinditsowner.A.havewalked  B.arewalking  C.werewalking  D.willwalk4.SinceherOlympicsuccess,theyoungskierEileenGu________manyyoungpeopletofollowtheirdreamsandtrynewthings.A.inspired  B.hasinspired  C.isinspiring  D.inspires5.—Doyoufeelcomfortablewiththemorningreadingtimeinthenewschool?—Sure!I’ve________readingEnglishaloudinthemorning.A.usedfor  B.beenusedfor  C.usedto  D.beenusedto6.Inthemovie,thehero________enemiesbythrowingpowerfulmagicalfireballs.A.attacks  B.rescues  C.protects  D.inspires7.Thelittlegirl________savedherpocketmoneyandboughthermumflowersasabirthdaysurprise.A.carefully  B.nervously  C.secretly  D.warmly8.Amongalltheplayersintheschoolfootballteam,Tomwas________atthebeginning,buthehaspractisedhardandmadegreatprogress.A.weak  B.weaker  C.theweakest  D.weakest9.Charlottetakesnotescarefullyinclass________shecanreviewthemeasilybeforeexams.A.although  B.unless  C.evenif  D.sothat10.—Ifelt________whenIforgotpartofmyspeechonthestage.—Don'tworry.It’snot________youstilldidanexcellentjob!A.embarrassed;embarrassing  B.embarrassed;embarrassedC.embarrassing;embarrassed  D.embarrassing;embarrassing二、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。Doyouknowabouthurricane(飓风)hunters?Theyareagroupofspecialpilots.Mostpilots___11___badweather,buttheyflyrightintoit!ScottPriceisoneofthem.Hisjobistoflyspecialplanesintohurricanesto___12___importantdata(数据).Thedatahelps___13___peopleaboutstormsandkeepthemsafe.WhenScottwasyoung,hedidn’tplantobea___14___likehisfathertoflyinthesky.Later,hejoinedtheNavyandlearnttofly.Helikedit!WhileintheNavy,hediscoveredtheexcitingand___15___workofstudyinghurricanes.Althoughitwasdangerous,he___16___togiveitatry.Andthenheknewthatwaswhathereallywantedtodo.Forhurricanehunters,___17___isveryimportant.However,itis___18___tosimulate(模拟)flyingintoarealhurricaneontheground.Theonlywaytopractiseistodoitinarealstorm.That’sverydangerous.Foreachflight,Scott’steam___19___fortwodays.Theychecktheplaneand___20___plantheirroute(路线).Scottalwaysfeelsalittlenervousandafraid___21___hefliesintoastorm.“Alittle___22___keepsmefocusedandhelpsmerespectnature’spower,”hesayswithasmile.OneofScott’smostunforgettableflightswasintoHurricanePatricia——oneofthestrongesthurricaneseverrecorded.Histeam___23___allkindsofdifficultiesandsuccessfullycollecteddata.Scottfeltvery___24___.ForScott,each___25___intotheeyeofahurricaneismorethanahuntfordata.Itisapromisetothepeopleonthegroundthatsomeoneiswatchingtheskyforthem.11.A.enjoy  B.control  C.avoid  D.reduce12.A.mention  B.collect  C.share  D.separate13.A.warn  B.ask  C.worry  D.hear14.A.guide  B.pilot  C.guard  D.explorer15.A.boring  B.safe  C.challenging  D.common16.A.refused  B.stopped  C.decided  D.advised17.A.power  B.training  C.rescue  D.thinking18.A.lucky  B.unlucky  C.possible  D.impossible19.A.prepare  B.rest  C.review  D.cough20.A.suddenly  B.terribly  C.carefully  D.thankfully21.A.although  B.because  C.unless  D.before22.A.trust  B.stress  C.curiosity  D.creativity23.A.dreamtof  B.warmedup  C.dependedon  D.gotover24.A.embarrassed  B.nervous  C.proud  D.tired25.A.journey  B.solution  C.step  D.idea三、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。AThefourstudentssharetheirfavoritebooksTheAstronaut’sGuidetoLeavingthePlanetIfyoulovespace,youwillenjoythisbookbyTerryVirts.HeshareshislifeontheInternationalSpaceStationandtalksaboutworkinginzerogravity(失重状态).Heexplainshowastronautsfinishtheirjobsinspace.—Lucy,13TheEnchantedLifeofValentinaMejlaInthestorybyAlexandraAlessandri,12-year-oldValentinaandherbrotherJuliánenteramagicalworldduringanearthquake.Theymeetmysteriousanimalsandfacemanydangers.Cantheyfindawayhome?Thisexcitingbookwillbeagoodchoiceforreaderswhoenjoyfantasystories—John,15LasagnaMeansILoveYouInthistouchingnovelbyKateO’Shaughnessy,Mohastomovetoafosterhome(寄养家庭)afterhergrandmadies.Asshethinksaboutwhatfamilymeans,shelearnsthatloveandkindnessmakearealfamily.—Mary,14TheMothKeeperThisisapicturebookbyK.O’Neill.IttellsthestoryofAnya,ayounggirllivinginadesertvillage.Shebecomesthenewmoth(蛾)keeperandprotectstheMoonMoths,whichhelphervillagesurvive.Allalone,Anyafacesmanyproblems.Canshesavethemothsandhelphervillage?Readerswholikefantasystorieswithcolourfulpictureswillenjoythisbook.—Tom,1426.Whichbookisaboutlifeinspace?A.TheMothKeeper.B.LasagnaMeansILoveYou.C.TheEnchantedLifeofValentinaMejia.D.TheAstronaut’sGuidetoLeavingthePlanet.27.WhathappenstoValentinaandherbrotherduringtheearthquake?A.Theysavesomemoths.B.Theybecomeastronauts.C.Theymovetoafosterhome.D.Theygetintoamagicalworld.28.WhowrotethebookLasagnaMeansILoveYou?A.K.O’Neill.B.TerryVirts.C.KateO’Shaughnessy.D.AlexandraAlessandri.29.WhatdoJohnandTomhaveincommon?A.Theyareofthesameage.B.Theyliveinthesamevillage.C.Theybothlovefantasystories.D.Theyarebothgoodatsolvingmysteries.30.Inwhichpartofamagazine(杂志)canweseethetext?A.PopularSayings.B.GoodReads.C.HotMovies.D.BigNews.BIwillneverforgetmytriptoaforeigncitylastsummer.Iwenttherewithmybrother.Itisacityfullofhistory,whichmybrotherisinterestedin.Usually,thetemperaturethereduringthesummerisaround35℃.Buttheheattherelastsummerwasexceptional.Itfeltlikethesunwasabigfirehangingrightaboveus.Oneafternoon,thenewssaidthetemperaturereached48℃.Theairwassohotthatitwashardtobreathe(呼吸).Wefeltlikebeinginsideanoven.Mybrothertookcoldshowersmanytimesadayjusttofeelalittlebetter.Thegovernment(政府)toldeveryone,“Stayinsidebetween11:00AMand4:00PM.Drinkwater.Wearlightclothes.”Therewasnobodyinthestreetsundertheburningsky.Ilaterlearntwhytheweatherwassodifferent.Thecitycutdownabout70%ofitstreestobuildmoreroadsandbuildings.Thosemissingtreeswerelikemissingfriendswhousedtogivepeoplecoolair.Withoutthem,thecityhadnoprotectionfromthesun’sstrongheat.Thistripmademethinkdeeply.Weoftenbuildroadsandbuildingswithoutthinkingofthetreesandtheland.Thecity’sheatisnotjustitsownstory;itisawarningtotheworld.Howdowetreatnature?Doweseeitasafriendtoprotect,orjustspacetouse?Theanswerwilldecideourfuture.31.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph1?A.Howthewritergottothecity.B.Whatthewriterdidinthecity.C.Whythewritervisitedthecity.D.Whothewriterwenttothecitywith.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exceptional”inParagraph2mean?A.Changeable.B.Comfortable.C.Quiteweak.D.Veryunusual.33.Whatwastheadvicefromthegovernmentabout?A.Travellingsafely.B.Dealingwithheat.C.Protectingtheenvironment.D.Enjoyingthecity.34.Whatcausedtheprobleminthecity?A.Lessrainfall.B.Toomanytourists.C.Cuttingdowntrees.D.Strongerheatfromthesun.35.Whydidthewriterwritethetext?A.Tointroducefunplacestovisit.B.Todescribehisunpleasantjourney.C.Toremindpeopletotakegoodcareofnature.D.Toadvisetouriststoavoidhotcitiesinthesummer.CManyofusloveusingfridgemagnets(冰箱贴)toholdnotesordecorateourfridges.Haveyounoticedalightmarkafterremovingafridgemagnetthathasstayedinoneplaceforalongtime?Ithappensforseveralreasons.First,dust(灰尘)easilycollectsaroundmagnets.Thiscreatesalightlineonthefridge.Luckily,cleaningthelinewithawetcloth(布)canusuallymakeitdisappear.Second,sunlightandaircanchangethefridge’scolourovertime.Thepaintunderthemagnetstaysnew,butthepaintarounditbecomeslighter.Third,waterintheaircanbeaproblem.Inplaceslikekitchens,watercangobetweenthemagnetandthefridge.Ifthereisasmallscratch(划痕)onthemagnetorthefridge,itmightgetrusty(生锈的):Rustcanleaveanuglybrownmark.Also,movingmagnetsthewrongwaycanscratchthefridge.Ifyoumoveamagnetbypushingitacrossthesurface,tinypiecesofdustunderitcanscratchthepaint.So,howcanwekeepourfridgelookinggood?Ithelpstomovethemagnetsoften.Thishelpskeepthecolourthesameeverywhereandstopsrust.Alwaysrememberto________,anddon'tpushthemacrossthesurface.Finally,cleanyourfridgeandmagnetswithasoftclothoften.Thisremovesdustandkeepsyourfridgelookingclean.Ifyouremembertheseeasytips,youcankeepusingyourmagnetswhilestillhavingaclean,nicelookingfridge.36.Howdoesthewriterintroducethetopic?A.Bygivingatip.B.Bytellingastory.C.Byaskingaquestion.D.Bysharingastudyresult.37.Whatcausesalightlineonthefridge?A.Air.B.Dust.C.Rust.D.Sunlight.38.Whatcanwelearnaboutrustunderamagnet?A.Itonlyhappenstooldfridges.B.It'seasytocleanwithawetcloth.C.Itneedswaterandascratchtohappen.D.It'sthemostcommonreasonformarks.39.Thebestpartfor“________”is“________”.A.pushmagnetsslowlyB.liftmagnetsstraightupC.cleanyourfridgefirstD.coveryourfridgewithasoftcloth40.Howisthetextdeveloped?A.Problem→Research→ResultsB.Examples→Question→AnswerC.Problem→Causes→SuggestionsD.Examples→Differences→SolutionDAsmallanimalshelterinCanadaishavingaveryhappyproblem.Therearenotenoughanimalsforadoption(领养)there.TheshelteriscalledBideAwhileAnimalShelter.Ittakescareofhomelessdogsandcats.Thisyear,somethingspecialishappening.Assoonasthesheltersharesinformationabouttheanimals,peoplewillcomequicklytotakethemhome.Everymorningat9:30,theshelterpostspicturesandinformationabouttheanimalsonline.By10:00a.m.,peopleoftenstandinlineoutsidetheshelter.Andbeforenoon,alltheanimalsalreadyhavenewfamilieswaitingforthem.SamColeworksattheshelterandhelpssharenewsabouttheanimals.Hesaysthesheltersometimeshasnoanimalsreadyforadoptionbecausefamilieschoosethemsofast.Thelongestwaitingtimeforanyanimalhasbeenjust21days.Mostanimalsleavetheshelteronthesamedaypeopleseetheirphotos.Someremaininganimalsareonlywaitingforafinalhealthcheckbeforetheygototheirnewhomes.Inthepast,olderanimalsoftenwaitedlongerforhomes.Familiesusuallychoseyounganimalsfirst.Butthisyear,peoplealsowantolderanimalsandevenanimalsthatneedmedicalcare.Theshelterbelievesthechangeisbecausemanypeoplenowunderstandtheadvantages(好处)ofkeepingpets.Petscanhelppeoplefeelhappierandlesslonely.Tohelpolderanimalsfindhomes,theshelteralsohelpspayfortheirmedicalvisitsandmedicine.Nowmanycagesandkennels(狗窝)intheshelterareempty(空的).Thatisajoyfulsignthatmanyanimalshavefoundlovinghomes.根据短文内容,判断句子正(T)、误(F)。41.BideAwhileAnimalShelterlooksafterhomelessdogsandcatsandhelpsthemfindanewhome.42.Everymorningat10:00,thesheltersharesnewsabouttheanimalsonline.43.Sometimestheshelterhasnoanimalsforadoptionbecausetherearenohomelessanimalsonthestreet.44.Thisyear,olderanimalsaremorepopularthanyounganimalswhenfamilieschooseanimals.45.Theshelterthinksthequickadoptionisbecausemoreandmorepeoplerealizethebenefitsofhavingpets.E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。Haveyoueverlearntsomethinginteresting,onlytoforgetitaweeklater?You’renotalone.Ourbrains(大脑)aregreatatthinking,butnotsogreatatrememberingeverything.___46___Youcanstoreideas,famoussayings,andusefulinformationinyour“secondbrain”andfindthemanytimeyouneed.Sohowdoyoubuildyourown“secondbrain”?First,choosetherighttool.Somepeopleusenotetakingapps.___47___Thekeyistopickoneandstickwithit.Next,developasimplewaytosort.Don’tjuststoreeverythinginoneplace.Createdifferentfoldersfordifferentsubjects—schoolnotes,famoussayings,andpersonalideas.___48___Also,learntorecordideasanytime.Goodideasoftencomewhenyou’rewalking,showering,orabouttosleep.___49___Later,whenyouhavetime,sortthemintoyoursystem.___50___Reviewyournotesweekly.Cutoutwhatyoudon’tneed.Movethingstobetterplaces.Thiskeepsyour“secondbrain”cleananduseful.Overtime,you’llbuildapersonalknowledgelibrarythathelpsyoustudybetterandthinkmorecreatively.A.Finally,don’tjustcollect——review.B.Writethemdownatoncebeforetheydisappear.C.That’swheretheideaofa“secondbrain”comesin.D.Thisway,youcanalwaysfindwhatyouneedquickly.E.Somepreferpapernotebooks,andthat’sperfectlyfinetoo.四、任务型阅读根据短文内容,回答下列问题CyntiaZhangisahighschoolstudentfromtheUSA.Shelovesanimalsandnature.In2025,shewonabigprizeforhelpingtheenvironment.The17yearoldstartedagroupcalledMonarchsmatterin2024Shegottheideaforitafterwatchingacaterpillar(毛毛虫)turnintoabutterfly.“Itwasreallyaonceinalifetimeexperience,”saidZhang.“Itshowedmehowgentlebutstrongnaturecanbe.Butpeoplearehurtingit.”Monarchbutterflies(帝王蝶)aregettingfewereveryyear.Why?Farmerssometimesusechemicals(化学品)thatkillinsects.Peoplecutdowntheplantswheretheylive.Theweatherischangingtoo,makingitharderforthemtosurvive.Monarchbutterflieshelpplantsgrow,sowhentheyareintrouble,farmsandgardensmayhaveproblemstooTohelpthem,Monarchsmatterhasplantedmorethan2,150plantsthatmonarchbutterflieslike.Ithasalsobuiltissafehomesforthemtorestandlayeggs.Thegroupalsosharesinformationaboutbutterfliesonlinetoteachothers.Now,Monarchsmatterispopularinmanycountries.KidsstartedgroupsinplaceslikePakistanandNigeria.“Wewanttohelpnewgroupsallovertheworld,”Zhangsaid.“Itdoesn’tmatterwhattheirgoalis,aslongastheyhelpprotecttheenvironmentintheirowncommunity.”Challengesremain,soweneedmorepeopletotakepartinenvironmentalprotection.Luckily,moreandmorepeoplearetakingaction.We’rethefuturegeneration(一代)totakecareofourplanet,“Zhangadded."Nomatterhowoldweare,wecanmakeadifference.”51.WhereisZhangfrom?________________________52.WhendidZhangstartMonarchsmatter?________________________53.HowmanyplantshasMonarchsmatterplanted?________________________54.WhydoesMonarchsmattershareinformationaboutbutterfliesonline?________________________55.WhatlessoncanyoulearnfromZhang’sstory?________________________五、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Asthenewschoolyearbegan,agroupofstudentsinblueuniformsofShaoxingUniversitystoodbehindtables.invitingnewstudentstojoinavolunteerprogramme.Thisprogramme___56___(provide)freetutoring(指导)tochildrenfrompoorfamilies,especiallythosewithdisabilities(残疾).WangSihan,___57___newstudent,stoppedatoneofthetables.“Thisservicematches___58___(I)studies,”shesaid.“IwanttousewhatIlearntohelpchildren___59___need.”WhatWangdidn’tknowwasthatshewasbecomingpartofanearly30yeartradition.“Thisprogrammehasbeenakeyvolunteerproject___60___ouruniversitybegan.”saidYangYifan,whomanagestheprogramme.“Students___61___(start)itbecausetheywantedtogivebacktosocietythroughknowledge”.Overthepastyear,theprogramme___62___(serve)morethan200familiesandover700children.About1,500volunteershaveprovided21,000hoursofservice.Theprogrammedoesn’tjusthelpthechildrenitalsohelps___63___(volunteer)grow.YangXibringswhatshelearnsintheclassroomintoherteaching.“Whenevermystudentsunderstandmeandanswerquestions___64___(correct),Ipraisethemrightaway.Ifeelasenseof___65___(achieve)whenIusewhatI’velearnt,”shesaid.“Itischallenging,butwortheveryeffort.”Fortheseyoungvolunteers,tutoringisnotjustaboutteaching.Itisaboutlightingupanotherperson’slife——andindoingso,findingtheirownlighttoo.六、书面表达66.时光匆匆,八年级的学习生活即将结束。回首这一年,总有一些瞬间温暖心间;也许是失意时的一句安慰,也许是困难时的一次援手。那些说不出口的感谢,不如写成书信。假如你是Sam,你校英语社团正在开展主题为BeThankfultotheOneAroundMe的英文书信征集活动,请你根据写作要点,用英语写一封信,向你身边最想感谢的那个人吐露心声。写作要点:1.Whathappenedbetweenyouandhim/her?2.Whatdoyouwanttosaytohim/hernow?写作要求:1.信件须包括以上写作要点,可适当发挥;2.语言表达要准确,语句要通顺、连贯;3.词数不少于40。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________67.假设上周你校迎来了一个加拿大学生交流团。你们一起分享并共读了一些介

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