2025~2026学年安徽宿州市泗县度八年级第二学期阶段质量检测英语

2025~2026学年安徽宿州市泗县度八年级第二学期阶段质量检测英语一、听力选择1.WhatdoesLisausuallydoinherfreetime?

A．B．C．2.What’sthematterwiththegirl?

A．B．C．3.Whatdoestheboyadvisethegirltodo?

A．Totalkwithhermother.B．Tocallhermother.C．Tosendhermotheratextmessage.4.WheredidEmmagolastmonth?

A．TotheAmazon.B．TotheEiffelTower.C．ToNiagaraFalls.5.What’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakersprobably?

A．Doctorandpatient.B．Husbandandwife.C．Motherandson.听下面一段对话，回答下列小题。6.Howmanypeoplegothurtintheaccident?

A．Seven.B．Eight.C．Nine.7.Howdidtheaccidenthappen?

A．Abushitacar.B．Twobuseshiteachother.C．Twocarshiteachother.听下面一段对话，回答下列小题。8.WhatdoesTomoftendoontheweekend?

A．Gorunning.B．Readbooks.C．Watchmovies.9.HowdoesMarylikegoingrunning?

A．It’sinteresting.B．It’stiring.C．It’sboring.10.WheredoesMarywork?

A．Inaschool.B．Inabank.C．Inabookstore.你将听到一篇短文，短文后有五个小题。请根据短文内容，在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。短文读两遍。11.WhatdoesTomlikecollecting?

A．Coins.B．Stamps.C．Fans.12.HowoftendoesTomdosports?

A．Twiceaweek.B．Twiceaday.C．Everyday.13.WhotaughtTomtoplaybasketball?

A．Hisfather.B．Hisbrother.C．Hismother.14.HowlongdoesTomspendonmusiceveryweekday?

A．Twentyminutes.B．Thirtyminutes.C．Sixtyminutes.15.WhatdoesTomthinkofhobbies?

A．Hobbiescanbringushappiness.B．Hobbiesarefunandimportant.C．We’dbetternotspendallourtimeonhobbies.二、听力填空你将听到一篇短文。请根据短文内容，填写下面表格中的空缺部分。短文读两遍。

WhereWewillhaveaschooltriptothe16nextWednesdaymorning.WhenWe’llmeetat17inthemorning.HowWe’llgothereby18WhoYour19willgowithus.WhatWatcha20talkshow.三、单项选择21.Idranktoomuchcoffeelastnight,soIstayed________until2:00a.m.

A．aloneB．awakeC．scaredD．tired22.Mylittlebrotherhopes________anewbikeforhisbirthday.

A．getB．togetC．gettingD．got23.Ifyouwanttokeephealthy,you________exerciseatleastthreetimesaweek.

A．mightB．shouldC．needD．may24.—Howoldisyourgrandmother?—Sheis________yearsold.

A．eighty-fiveB．eightyfiveC．eighty-fifthD．eightyfifth25.Hehasa________,sohecan’teatanythinghard.

A．toothacheB．feverC．stomachacheD．flu26.Althoughtheyareclosefriends,theythinkvery________aboutthefuture.

A．similarlyB．differentlyC．carefullyD．patiently27.Weshouldlearnto________ourproblemscalmlyinsteadofrunningaway.

A．lookafterB．takecareofC．dealwithD．worryabout28.Thepath________thetalltreesintheforestleadstoabeautifulsmalllake.

A．betweenB．amongC．duringD．around29.It’snecessaryforstudents________developgoodstudyhabits________ordertosucceed.

A．to;inB．for;toC．in;withD．with;for30.—Let’sgotothenewlibrarythisafternoon.—________.I’vebeenwantingtoseeit.

A．NoproblemB．GoodluckC．SoundsgreatD．Nevermind四、完形填空WhenIwasachild,myparentsboughtmeasmallkeyboard.Ilovedpressingthekeysandhearingthesounds.Itsoonbecamemyfavourite31tospendmyfreetime.NowI’minmiddleschool,butweonlyhaveonemusicclassaweek.Ireallyhopetheschoolcould32thetimeformusic.EverytimeIsitinfrontofthepiano,IfeellikeI’minmyownworld.Itseemsthat33takesmeawayfromallmyworries.IenjoyplayingthepianosomuchthatIoftenplayduringbreaks.MyclassmatessayIplaybeautifully,andsomeevenaskmetoteachthem.ButI’veneverfelttoo34aboutit.Ijustlovethefeelingofmyfingersdancingonthekeys.Ialsoliketo35myownsimplesongs.Ihavemadeuppiecesaboutmyteachers,myfriends,andevenmypetcat.Lettingmyimaginationrunwild,Isometimescreatemelodiesthateven36me—Idon’tknowwheretheycomefrom!WhenIplaythepiano,Ialwaysfeel37.Idon’tneedtofollowrulesorworryaboutmakingmistakes.Forme,musicisanaturalwaytoexpressmyfeelings,andit38metobemyself.ThemoreIplay,thehappierIbecome.Iknowthatbeingamusicianisnoteasy,butIdon’twantto39mydream.Ipractiseeveryday,evenwhenIfeeltired.Ibelievethatwithhardworkandloveformusic,Ican40somethingwonderful.31.A．subjectB．wayC．sportD．dream32.A．wasteB．saveC．increaseD．record33.A．songsB．activitiesC．booksD．music34.A．proudB．nervousC．lonelyD．bored35.A．copyB．hearC．createD．avoid36.A．hurtB．surpriseC．controlD．cheat37.A．freeB．angryC．sleepyD．worried38.A．warnsB．forcesC．allowsD．expects39.A．giveupB．takeupC．keeponD．goon40.A．loseB．achieveC．hideD．missInLondon,thereisafamouscatnamedLarry.Helivesat10DowningStreet,thehomeoftheUKPrimeMinister.Larrywasbornand41inalocalanimalcenter.Hewaschosenforaveryspecial42—ChiefMouseroftheUK.Withhiscoollookandcalmpersonality,Larryquicklycaughtthe43ofthepublicandthemedia.Hisjobistohelp44miceinthebuilding.Peopleexpectedthathewouldmaketheofficesaferandcleaner.45,hereallydidhisjobwell.SinceLarryarrived,thenumberofmicehasbecomemuch46thanbefore.Visitorssometimes47foralongtimeoutsidethefamousblackdoorjusttoseehimwalkingaround.Larryhashisowntoysandevenasetof48thataresoldingiftshops.Peoplelovetosendthemtotheirfriendsassouvenirs.49itsoundsfunnytohaveacatasa“governmentworker”,Larry’sroleisquiteimportant.Heissimilartootheranimalworkersintheworld,suchasTamathecatstationmasterinJapan.Bothofthemusetheircutenessandskillsto50peopleintheirdailywork.41.A．grewupB．tookupC．setupD．putup42.A．ageB．roleC．toolD．game43.A．handB．armC．eyeD．nose44.A．feedB．touchC．keepD．catch45.A．UnluckilyB．SecretlyC．SurprisinglyD．Probably46.A．higherB．biggerC．olderD．lower47.A．waitB．sleepC．runD．walk48.A．invitationsB．postcardsC．storiesD．articles49.A．BecauseB．IfC．UnlessD．Although50.A．helpB．hurtC．warnD．expect五、补全对话根据对话内容，从下面选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两个为多余选项。A:Hi,ChenWei.IheardyouandyourfamilyvisitedNiagaraFallslastSunday.51B:Yes,wedid.Itwasanamazingexperience.A:52B:Sure!It’soneofthemostfamouswaterfallsintheworld,anditliesbetweentheUSandCanada.A:Thatsoundsreallyimpressive!53B:Well,it’sabout1,200metreswideand51metreshigh.A:Gotit.54B:Ofcourse.Wetookmanyphotos.Theviewwasfantastic,andthemistwassocool.A:55It’swonderfulthatsuchabeautifulplaceiswellprotected.B:You’reright.Ihopetogothereagain.

A．Howwideisit?B．That’sgreattohear.C．Didyouhaveagoodtimethere?D．Tellmeaboutyourfavouriteplace.E．Couldyoutellmesomethingaboutit?F．What’sthemostfamouswaterfallinChina?G．Didyoutakeanyphotoswhenyouwerethere?六、阅读理解Amountainisaveryhighpieceofland.Itishigherthanahill.Mountainscanbedifferentinheightandlength.Thereisnostrictruleabouthowlongagroupofmountainsmustbetobecalledamountainrange.Herearefivelongestmountainrangesintheworld.

TheAndesTheAndesareabout4,300mileslong.TheyareinSouthAmerica,runningthroughcountrieslikeChile,Peru,BoliviaandArgentina.TheygoalongthewesterncoastofSouthAmerica.TheRockyMountainsTheRockyMountainsareabout3,000mileslong.TheyareinNorthAmerica,stretchingfromCanadatotheUnitedStates.TheyendneartheRioGrandeinNewMexico.TheGreatDividingRangeTheGreatDividingRangeisabout2,200mileslong.ItisinAustralia,runningalongtheeasterncoastofthecountry.Itseparatestheeasterncoastalplainsfromtheinlandareas.TheKunlunMountainsTheKunlunMountainsareabout1,900mileslong.TheyareinChina,stretchingacrossthewesternpartofthecountry.TheyareanimportantnaturalboundaryinChina.TheHimalayasTheHimalayasareabout1,500mileslong.TheyareinAsia,runningthroughChina,Nepal,India,BhutanandPakistan.Theyhavetheworld’shighestpeak,MountEverest.Therearemanymountainrangesintheworld.Somepeoplethinkthetallestmountainsarealsothelongest,butthatisnottrue.TheHimalayasarethetallest,buttheyarenotthelongest.Threeofthetop10longestmountainrangesintheworldareinAsia.TheAndesarethelongestmountainrangethatisnotinAsia.56.Thisarticleismostlikelytobefoundin________.

A．astorybookB．ageographymagazineC．asportsnewspaperD．acookbook57.Ifyouwanttoseetheworld’shighestpeak,youshouldgoto________.

A．theAndesB．theRockyMountainsC．theHimalayasD．theKunlunMountains58.Whatisacommonmistakesomepeoplemakeaccordingtothepassage?

A．TheythinkthelongestmountainrangeisinAsia.B．Theythinkthetallestmountainsarealsothelongest.C．TheythinktheAndesarelongerthantheHimalayas.D．Theythinkmountainrangesmustbeover2,000mileslong.Lastwinter,Ijoinedavolunteerprogramatananimalshelternearmyschool.Theprogramwastohelptakecareofhomelessdogsandcats.IfeltalittleexcitedbutalsonervousbecauseIhadneverworkedwithanimalsbefore.Iwasaskedtohelpcleanthecages,feedtheanimals,andtakethedogsforshortwalks.EverySaturdaymorning,Iwenttotheshelterandspenttwohoursthere.Atfirst,somedogsbarkedatmeloudly.Iwasfrightened.Butsoontheybecamefriendly.Onelittlebrowndogalwayswaggeditstailwhenitsawme.InameditLucky.Throughthisexperience,Ilearnedthatvolunteeringisnotjustabouthelpinganimals.Italsotaughtmeresponsibilityandpatience.Ilearnedthateverysmallactofkindnessmatters.Luckytaughtmethatlovecanhealfear.Volunteeringmademefeelwarminside.Itgavemeasenseofjoyandpurpose.Irealizedthatevenateenagercanmakeadifference.Iwillcontinuetovolunteerattheshelterandhelpmoreanimalsinneed.59.Theunderlinedword“frightened”inParagraph2canbereplacedby________.

A．scaredB．happyC．excitedD．tired60.Whydidthewriterfeelnervousatfirst?

A．Becausethewriterdidn’tlikeanimals.B．Becausetheshelterwasfarfromthewriter’sschool.C．Becausethedogsbarkedathimloudly.D．Becausehehadneverworkedwithanimalsbefore.61.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthewriter’svolunteerworkonSaturdays?

A．Cleaningthecages.B．Takingdogsforshortwalks.C．Feedingthehomelessanimals.D．Trainingthedogstofolloworders.62.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A．Howtotakecareofdogsandcats.B．ThestoryofadognamedLucky.C．Thewriter’ssheltervolunteerwork.D．Whyteenagersshouldvolunteer.LiNaisatalenteddancerinafamousdancegroup.Herbeautifulperformanceshavewontheheartsofmanypeople.Herjourneyfromgettinghurttodancingagainhasinspiredmanyyoungdancers.In2021,somethingterriblehappenedtoLiNaduringarehearsal.Shefellhardandhurtherlegbadly.Thedoctorsaidshemightneverdanceagain.Itwasthedarkesttimeofherlife.Manypeoplethoughtshewouldhavetogiveupdancing.However,LiNaloveddancingandshedidn’twanttogiveup.Shestartedrehabilitationtrainingeveryday.Itwasverypainful,butsheneverstopped.Sixmonthslater,shecouldstandandwalkagain.Afterayearofhardwork,LiNareturnedtothestage.Shebelievesitisanewbeginningforher.Shealsostartedteachingyoungchildrentodance.Shesharesherstoryonlinetoencourageothersnevertogiveup.LiNasetsanexampleforeveryone.Sheshowsusthatevenwhenlifeishard,wecanstillfollowourdreams.63.WhathappenedtoLiNaduringarehearsalin2021?

A．Shewonadancecompetition.B．Shehurtherlegbadly.C．Shestartedteachingchildren.D．Shesharedherstoryonline.64.HowdidLiNaprobablyfeelwhenthedoctorsaidshemightneverdanceagain?

A．Sadandhopeless.B．Excitedandhopeful.C．Calmandrelaxed.D．Angryandjealous.65.WhatistrueaboutLiNaaftertheaccident?

A．Shestoppeddancingcompletely.B．Shetaughtchildrentodance.C．Sheneversharedherstory.D．Shegaveupherdreamsoon.66.WhatcanwelearnfromLiNa’sstory?

A．Dancingistheeasiestjobintheworld.B．Weshouldgiveupwhenlifeishard.C．Doctorsarealwaysrightabouteverything.D．Wecanfollowourdreamsinhardtimes.Thisyear,China’spopularTVshowMeetYourselfhasturnedDali,Yunnanintoamust-visitdestination(目的地),especiallyamongyoungpeoplelookingforaslowerpaceoflife.TheTVshowtellsthestoryofXuHongdou,ayoungwomanwholeavesherbusycityjobafterapersonallossandtravelstoDali.There,shestaysinasmallvillage,makesnewfriends,andslowlyrediscoversthemeaningoflife.ThebeautifulviewsofErhaiLake,theoldstreets,andthepeacefulvillagelifeshownintheshowquicklymadeDalioneofthetoptravelchoicesforyoungpeople.“It’slikeadreamplace.Ilovetheideaofwakinguptothemorninglightoverthelakeandspendingmydayswithkindpeople,”saidLiWei,a24-year-oldstudentfromShanghai.“I’mplanningtogotoDalithissummerwithmybestfriend.”“Aftertheshowstartedairing,trainandflightticketbookingstoDaliwentupby25percentcomparedwiththesametimelastmonth,”saidatravelwebsite.“TheusualbusyseasoninDaliisfromMarchtoJune,butthisyearitmaystartevenearlier.”Dalihasgreatadvantages(优势)fortourism,withitsclearlake,oldtowns,localfood,andrichculture.Itisalsoapopularplaceforcyclingandhiking,attractingmanyyoungtravelers.67.Accordingtothepassage,MeetYourselfis________.

A．apopulartravelwebsiteB．aChineseTVshowC．ayoungwomanfromShanghaiD．avillagenearDali68.AftertheTVshowMeetYourselfcameout,ticketbookingstoDali________.

A．droppedalotB．stayedthesameC．wentupby25%D．becamemoreexpensive69.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．Dali:ADreamPlaceforCyclingandHikingB．XuHongdou’slifeinasmallvillageinDaliC．ATVShowMakesDaliMorePopularThanEverD．ThebesttimetotraveltoDaliisMarchtoJuneTeenagerstodaydonotgetenoughsleepbecauseofheavyhomework,usingphoneslateatnight,andearlyschoolstarttimes.Accordingtoanewstudy,lackofsleepcancausemanyhealthproblems,suchaspoormemory,weightgain,andevenheartproblemsinthefuture.ThestudywasdonebyahealthresearchcenterintheUnitedStates.Itfoundthatteenagerswhosleeplessthansevenhoursanightaremorelikelytofeelsadandanxious.Theyalsodoworseinschoolthanthosewhosleepatleasteighthours.Thestudyshowsthatsleephelpsthebrainrememberwhatitlearnsduringtheday.Withoutenoughsleep,studentsmayforgetthingseasilyandfindithardtopayattentioninclass.“Manyteenagersstayuplatewatchingvideosorplayinggamesontheirphones,”thestudysaid.“Thebluelightfromscreensmakesitharderforthemtofallasleep.Overtime,thiscanleadtoseriousproblemslikehighbloodpressureandaweakimmunesystem.”Accordingtothestudy,about70%ofteenagersinthesurveydonotgettherecommendedamountofsleep.Expertssaythatturningoffscreensonehourbeforebedandkeepingaregularsleepschedulecanhelpalot.Parentsandschoolsshouldalsoworktogethertoreducestudents’stressandhomeworkload.70.Teenagerswhosleeplessthansevenhoursanightaremorelikelyto________.

A．haveheartproblemsimmediatelyB．feelsadandanxiousC．dobetterinschoolD．haveastrongbody71.Whatdoesthestudysayaboutthebluelightfromscreens?

A．Ithelpsteenagersfallasleepfast.B．Itisacauseofpoormemory.C．Itmakesfallingasleepharder.D．Itcanhelpreducestress.72.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A．Totellteenagerstostopusingphonesforever.B．Toexplainthecausesandbadeffectsofteens’sleepproblems.C．TosuggestwaysforparentsandteacherstohelpteenssleepbetterD．Toencourageparentstobuymorephonesforkids.七、任务型阅读Manyteenagersfeelupseteasilywhentheygrowup,andthereasonsaredifferent.Somefeelupsetbecauseofpressurefromfriends.Somefeelupsetbecausetheyhaveproblemswithteachers.Othersfeelupsetbecausetheyarelonelyorleftout.Nomatterwhatthereasonis,itisveryimportanttolearnhowtodealwiththesefeelingsinagoodway.MyfriendTomisa13-year-oldboy.Heoftenfeelsupsetbecausehehastroublegettingalongwithhisclassmates.Sometimestheymakefunofhisoldshoesanddon’taskhimtojointheirgroupactivities.Lastmonth,Tomwaschosentogiveaspeechinclass.Butwhenhestoodonthestage,hesawsomeclassmateswhisperingandlaughing.Hefeltsoembarrassedandsadthathealmostcried.Hisoldersistersawhewassadandaskedhimwhathapp