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河北秦皇岛市青龙满族自治县2025‑2026学年度第二学期期末质量监测题八年级英语(A卷)一、完形填空Lastsummer,IvolunteeredasayoungguideattheCityHistoryMuseum.Atfirst,Ifeltquiteshyspeakinginfrontofsomany___1___.What’smore,thebighallsandancientobjectsmademealittle___2___.Mymainjobwasto___3___smallgroupsaroundthemuseumandtelltheminterestingstoriesaboutthedisplays(陈列).Duringthetraining,Ilearnthowtospeakclearlyandusesimplewordssothatvisitorsofallagescouldunderstandme.Ialso___4___usingfriendlybodylanguageandawarmsmile.Topreparewell,IspentalotoftimeathomerepeatingthestoriesuntilIcoulddescribeeachthing___5___.Onesunnyafternoon,akindoldladyaskedmeaboutasmallbluebowlfromancienttimes.Iclearly___6___itshistory,howitwasmade,andwhatitwasusedforindailylife.Shelistenedcarefullyandsmiledhappily,sayingshehadlearntsomethingnew.Anothertime,agroupofyoungstudentslistenedtomewithgreat___7___asItoldastoryofabronzesword(青铜剑).Theirteacherthankedmeformakingtheir___8___bothfunandeducational.Thiswonderfulexperiencehelpedmelearnhowto___9___betterwithstrangers,organizemythoughtsquickly,andrememberhistoricalfacts.Italsomadememuchmoreconfidentinpublicspeaking.I’mreally___10___thatIcanhelpotherslearnandenjoyhistoryinafunway.1.A.friendsB.strangersC.guidesD.relatives2.A.excitedB.unluckyC.boredD.nervous3.A.joinB.showC.leaveD.choose4.A.gaveupB.cutoutC.focusedonD.lookedinto5.A.carefullyB.happilyC.silentlyD.confidently6.A.explainedB.rememberedC.recordedD.explored7.A.interestB.fearC.careD.difficulty8.A.bowlB.historyC.visitD.story9.A.lookB.communicateC.feelD.develop10.A.sorryB.surprisedC.proudD.worried二、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空。ThemostimportantlifelessonMonicahasgotfromrunningistorunatherownspeed.Andthislesson___11___(guide)herinmanywayssincethen.Lastyear,Monica’sschoolheldacharitymarathon(慈善马拉松).Itspurposewas___12___(raise)moneyforsomepoorstudentsinneed.Itwassomeaningfulthat___13___(hundred)ofstudentswantedtotakepartinit.SodidMonica.Atthebeginningofthemarathon,alltheotherrunnersran___14___(fast)thanher.ThatmadeMonicanervousand___15___(stress).Thoughshetriedherbesttocatchupwith___16___(they),shestillfellbehind!Sheevenwantedtogiveup,___17___sheknewshecouldn’t!Thiswasrunningforlove!Allof___18___sudden,sheheardaloudvoice,“Runatyourownbestspeed!It___19___(depend)onyourself,notothers!”Sheliftedherheadandfounditcamefromherfather.He___20___(shout)andsmilingather.Monicathoughtforawhileandadjustedherspeed.Thistime,shepaidnoattention___21___otherathletes.Overtime,Monicaranmore___22___(easy)andmorequickly.Afterabouttwo___23___(hour),Monicafinallycompletedthemarathon,andevenwon___24___(two)place!Itwassuchawonderfulresult.Monica’sfatherwaitedatthefinishinglineand___25___(hug)herwarmly.Andtheylaughedhappilytogether.Otherpeople’sspeedisnotthespeedyoushouldrunat.Justrunatyourownspeed!三、阅读理解A26.Wherearethepicturesabovemostprobablyfrom?A.AdiaryB.AnoticeC.Apicture‑storybookD.Anewsreport27.WhatcanwelearnaboutWesternpeoplefromthepictures?A.TheyexpresstheirloveinadirectwayB.TheyopenthegiftslaterbythemselvesC.TheyusechopstickswhenhavingmealsD.Theyvisitdifferentplacesduringonevacation28.WhatdifferencesdothepicturesmainlyshowbetweenChinaandtheWest?A.tablemannersB.culturesandcustomsC.vacationstylesD.communicationhabitsBOneSaturdayMariaandIhada30‑milebikeride.At10:30a.m.,whenwestoppedforarest,acoldwindcame.Thatwaswhenourperfectdaybegantochange.Bynoon,weknewabigstormwasmovingourway.Darkcloudsrolledupoutofthesouthwest.Therewasnowaytostayoutofthestorm.Wewouldhavetowaititout,butwhere?Then________.Thetemperaturefellsuddenly.Ilookedupandsawtheskyhadnowturneddarkgreen.Ilookedaroundandsawnoanimals.Thenabluecarstoppedbesideourbikes.Thedrivershouted,“Getin!”Shelookedafraid,andsodidwe.Wedidasshesaid.Thatwaswhenthehail(冰雹)started.Ice,thesizeofgolfballs,hitthewindowsofthecar.Shedrovefasttothenorth.MariaandIlookedbackattheblacksky.Mariacried,“Tornado!”Itwassoclose.Wewouldneverrunfasterthanthetornado!Thedriversaid,“There’sanoverpass(桥)ahead.We’llstayunderitforprotection.”Whenweparked,wejumpedoutofthecarandrantothewalloftheoverpass.BeforeIcouldcountto20,therecamealoudnoise.Itsoundedlikeatrainpassingoverhead.Then,suddenly,itwasover.Wehadmadeit!Wewereshakenbutexcited.Whatastory!29.Whatwasthewriterdoingonthedayofthetornado?A.Restingathome.B.Playingoutside.C.Drivingacar.D.Ridingabike.30.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin________?A.thestormstoppedB.wefoundasafeplaceC.thingsgotworseD.thingsbegantogetbetter31.Howdidtheyfeelwhenitwasallover?A.Tiredandnervous.B.Sadandpainful.C.Afraidbutexcited.D.Worriedbutlucky.COnenightwhenIwasintheeighthgradeinaschoolinLosAngeles,Isawsomethingonthenews.Itwasaboutagroupofhomelesspeoplesleepingoutsideinthecold.Theydidn’thaveawarmandcomfortableplacetostay.Thatreallyworriedme.SoIdecidedtostartaclub.Thegoalwastoraisemoneytohelpthehomeless.IcalledittheRockClubasIdecidedtomakebeautifulpaintingsonrocksandsellthem.TherewereonlyfivememberswhenIfirststartedtheclub.Butthenumberquicklygrewtotwenty.Itwasunnecessarytoaskpeopletojointheclub,becausepeoplecameuptoaskmeiftheycoulddoanythingtohelp.Wespentallofourfreetimepaintinganimals,flowersandeventhenamesofsportsteamsontherocks.Wewentaroundtheschooltosearchforteachersandstudentsandhopedtheycouldbuyourrocks.ByNewYear’sDaywehadraisedthirty‑threedollarsandthenwedecidedtogivethemoneytoahomelessperson.Weweresohappythatwecouldhelpthehomelessbyourselves.Afewdayslater,ourclub’sstoryappearedinthenewspaper.Weallfeltproudthatwedidsomethinggreatandpeoplebegantopaymoreattentiontotheneedsofthehomelessinourtown.Ourschooldecidedtostartaprogram,justforkidstohelpthehomeless.Something,assimpleassomerocksandpaintings,mademeknowthatwe’renevertooyoungtodogoodthingsandeverylittlethinghelpstomakeabigdifference.32.WhatmadethewriterstarttheRockClub?A.Seeinghomelesspeopleonthenews.B.Wantingtoshowhispaintingtalent.C.Hisfriends’adviceonstartingaclub.D.Histeacher’shopeofhelpingothers.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unnecessary”meaninParagraph2?A.useless.B.notneeded.C.impossible.D.important.34.Whathappenedaftertheclub’sstoryappearedinthenewspaper?A.Theclubmembersgotalotofmoneyfromthenewspaper.B.Thewriterbecameveryfamousinthetown.C.Peoplebegantopaymoreattentiontothehomeless.D.Thewriterstoppedpeoplefromjoiningtheclub.35.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Onlyrichmencandosomethingtohelpthehomeless.B.Wearetooyoungtomakeadifference.C.Smallactionscanbringbigchanges.D.It’sverydifficulttoraisemoneybysellingpaintedrocks.DWhenthechildrenarrivedatthetunnel,theylookedupandsawsomethingstrange.Thetreesonthehillweremovingdownthehill!Itwasalandslide.Thechildrenknewthetreeswouldfallontherailwayline.Ifthetrainhitthetrees,therewouldbeabigaccident.Theyhadtostopthenexttrain.Thenexttrainwasarrivingat11:29,onlyfiveminutesaway,anditwasjust15kilometersfromthem.“Wecanruntowardsthetrainandwavetothedriver,”Phyllissaid.“Hewon’tthinkthereisanythingwrong,”Robertasaid.“Wealwayswavetohim.”“Weneedsomethingredtowave,”Petersaid.“Redisfordanger.”“Myskirtisred,”Phyllissaid.“I’lltearpiecesoff.”Phyllistorestrips(条)fromthebottomofherskirt.“Weneedstickstotiethestripto,”Petersaid.Thechildrenrantoanearbytree.Withhisknife,Petercutoffthreethinbranches.Hetiedeachofthestripsofredskirttooneofthebranches.“Nowwehaveredflags,”hesaid.“Whenwewavethese,theenginedriverwillknowsomethingiswrong.Hewillstopthetrainandaskuswhatthematteris.”Thechildrenranthroughthetunnelandwaitedattheothersideforthetraintocome.Whenthetrainarrived,thechildrenwavedtheirflags.Robertawassoexcitedthatshefainted(晕).Theenginedriversawtheredflagsandstoppedthetrainatonce.Allthepassengerscheeredforthechildren.—AdaptedfromTheRailwayChildren36.Howdidthechildrenrealizethetrainwasindanger?A.Thetraindriverwavedtothemfirst.B.Robertafaintedandtheyknewsomethingwaswrong.C.Theyheardawarningsoundfromtherailwaystation.D.Theysawthetreesmovingdownthehillinalandslide.37.Whydidthechildrenchoosesomethingredtostopthetrain?A.Becauseredmeantdanger.B.Becauseredwastheirfavoritecolor.C.BecausePhyllis’sskirtwasred.D.Becauseredwasatraditionalrailwaycolor.38.Whatdidthechildrenusetostopthetrain?A.Self‑madeflags.B.Loudshouts.C.Bigbranches.D.Colorfulstrips.39.Whichistherightorderoftheevents?①Thechildrenwaitedforthetraintocome.②Phyllistorestripsfromherskirt.③Thechildrenpreventedanawfulaccident.④Thechildrensawtreesmovingdown.A.④①②③B.②④①③C.④②①③D.①③②④40.Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.HowtoMakeRedFlagsB.ADayattheRailwayStationC.Roberta’sDangerousAdventureD.ThreeBraveChildrenSaveaTrain四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文,简略回答问题。HaveyoueverheardofSaihanba,averybigforestthatliesinChengde,Hebei?InMongolian(蒙古语),itsnamemeans“beautifulhighlands”.Justasthenamemeans,acrosstheareawereendlessforests,grasslandsandclearlakes.Saihanbausedtobearoyalhuntingground(皇家狩猎场)withwarmandniceweatherallyearround.However,in1863,tomakeenoughmoney,thelandwasopentoallpeople.Inthefollowingyears,treecuttingandwildfiresquicklydestroyedtheforestsandgrasslands.Bythe1950s,Saihanbahadpoorlandwithoutanimalsorplants.TheplansforrebuildinganationalforestinSaihanbastartedinthe1960s.AnumberofscientiststravelledthroughSaihanbaandstudiedtherein1961.WhentheyreachedSaihanba,theycouldhardlyfindanytrees.Theyfinallyfoundonestandingaloneinthelargeland.Itgreatlyencouragedthem.Fromthenon,theyaskedtheworkerstokeepworkinguntiltheyturnedSaihanbaintoanewnationalforest.Althoughtheymetlotsofdifficultiesplantingtrees,theysolvedthemandthelandhaschangedalotsincethen.Today,Saihanbaisfamousasthe“Emerald(绿宝石)ofNorthChina”.ItisveryimportanttoBeijing’swaterandairqualitybecauseitcanmaketheenvironmentbetter.Itisalsoanaturalprotectionthatcanpreventsandstorms.TherearefewersandstormsinBeijingovertheyears.41.WhereisSaihanbaforest?___41___42.WhatdestroyedtheforestsandgrasslandsinSaihanbaafteritwasopenedin1863?___42___43.WhydidthescientiststraveltoSaihanbaandstudytherein1961?___43___44.WhatgoodinfluencesdoesSaihanbabringtoBeijing?(Listtwo.)___44___45.HowdoyouunderstandtherelationshipbetweenhumansandnaturefromSaihanba’sstory?___45___五、补全对话根据下面的对话情景,在空白处填入一个适当的句子,使对话的意思连贯、完整。(KateistalkingwithherfriendStevenonthephone.)Kate:Hi,Steven.Icalledyouat4:30p.m.yesterday,butyoudidn’tanswer.___46___?Steven:Oh,Iwashelpingmydadfixallthewindowswithglueandtape.Kate:___47___?Steven:Becauseatyphooniscomingtomycitysoon.Wearegettingpreparedforit.Kate:Atyphoonsoundsterrible.___48___?Steven:It’sakindofnaturaldisaster.Inatyphoon,strongwindmixeswithheavyrainfall.Kate:___49___!Whatwillyoudotoprepareforthetyphoon?Steven:Wewillstoreemergencysupplieslikewaterandfoodathome,becausewewon’tgooutuntilit’ssafe.Kate:Ihopeeverythinggoeswellforyouandyourfamily.Steven:___50___.六、书面表达51.阅读,点亮人生。暑期将至,同学们都准备利用假期广泛阅读,开阔视野,提高阅读能力,养成阅读习惯。假如你是李华,请根据下面提示,给你的好朋友Jake写封邮件,向他推荐你最喜欢的一本书。推荐书目:JourneytotheWest,LittleWomen,TreasureIsland,OliverTwist,TheAdventuresofTomSawyer,RobinsonCrusoe,Alice’sAdventuresinWonderland…要求:1.包含所有提示内容,可适当发挥;2.语句通顺,意思连贯,书写工整;3.80词左右(开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数)。DearJake,Summervacationisthebesttimeforustoreadbooks.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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