2025~2026学年山东省济南育英教育集团八年级下学期5月阶段性测试英语试卷

2025~2026学年山东省济南育英教育集团八年级下学期5月阶段性测试英语试卷一、阅读理解SchoolSafetyWeekActivitiesNextweekisSafetyWeekatourschool.Wewilllearnhowtostaysafeduringdifferentkindsofemergencies.Herearetheactivities:

Activity1:EarthquakeDrill(演习)Activity2:StormSafetyTalkWhat:Learnthe“Drop,CoverandHoldOn”method.Practicewhattodowhenthegroundstartsshaking.Afirefighterwillshowustherightwaytoprotectourselves.

When:Monday,April14th,

9:30am—11:00am

Where:SchoolGym

Bring:ComfortableclothesandshoesWhat:Aweatherexpertwilltalkabouthowtostaysafeduringtyphoonsandheavystorms.Learnwhattoputinyourfamilyemergencykitandhowtomakeasafetyplan.

When:Wednesday,April16th,

2:00pm—3:30pm

Where:ScienceLab2

Bring:Anotebookandapen1.WhatcanstudentslearnintheEarthquakeDrill?a.Howtomakeanemergencykit.b.The“Drop,Cover,andHoldOn”method.c.Howtoprotectthemselvesduringanearthquake.d.Whattodowhenatyphooncomes.

A．a,bB．b,cC．c,dD．a,d2.Whowillgivethetalkaboutstorms?

A．Afirefighter.B．Adoctor.C．Ascienceteacher.D．Aweatherexpert.3.WhendoestheStormSafetyTalkstart?

A．At9:30amonMonday.B．At2:00pmonWednesday.C．At2:00pmonMonday.D．At9:30amonWednesday.4.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?

A．Bothactivitiesareonthesameday.B．StudentsneedtobringanotebooktotheEarthquakeDrill.C．TheEarthquakeDrillwillbeheldintheschoolgym.D．TheStormSafetyTalklastsfortwohours.5.Whatkindoftextisthis?

A．Anewsreport.B．Apersonaldiary.C．Anactivityposter.D．Asciencearticle.OnMarch11,2011,aterribleearthquakehitJapan.Itwasoneofthestrongestearthquakeseverrecorded.Theearthquakehappenedunderthesea,soitalsocausedahugetsunami.Whentheearthquakestarted,Yukiwasatschool.Shewasinherclassroomwithherclassmates.Theirteacherimmediatelytoldeveryonetogetundertheirdesks.“Drop,cover,andholdon!”theteachershouted.Yukifeltscared,butshedidasshewastold.Theshakinglastedforaboutsixminutes.Itfeltlikeaverylongtime.Aftertheshakingstopped,theteacherledeveryonetotheplayground.That’swhentheyheardthewarningontheloudspeaker:“Tsunamicoming!Movetohigherground!”Theschoolwasnearthecoast,sotheyhadtoactfast.Yukiandherclassmatesranupthehillbehindtheirschool.Theycouldhearthesirens(警报)wailingallaroundthem.Fromthehill,Yukilookedbackandsawsomethingshewouldneverforget.Ahugewallofwaterwascomingtowardthetown.Itwashedawaycars,houses,andeverythinginitspath.Yukicriedwhenshesawherneighborhooddisappearunderthewater.Yukiandherfamilywerelucky.Theyenduredbecausetheylistenedtothewarningsandmovedtohighgroundquickly.Butmanypeoplewerenotsolucky.ThedisastertaughtYukianimportantlesson:natureispowerful,andwemustalwaysbeprepared.6.WhydidtheearthquakeinJapancauseatsunami?

A．Becauseitwasverystrong.B．Becauseithappenedunderthesea.C．Becauseitlastedforsixminutes.D．Becauseithappenedinthemorning.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“endured”inparagraph5probablymean?

A．Survived.B．Hurt.C．Disappeared.D．Worried.8.WhatdidYukidowhentheearthquakestarted?

A．Sheranoutside.B．Shecriedloudly.C．Shecalledhermom.D．Shegotunderherdesk.9.HowdidYukiandherclassmatesescapethetsunami?

A．Theystayedintheclassroom.B．Theywenttotheplayground.C．Theyranupthehill.D．Theygotonaboat.10.WhatlessondidYukilearnfromthisexperience?

A．Earthquakesarenotdangerous.B．TsunamisonlyhappeninJapan.C．Alwaysbepreparedfornature.D．Schoolsarethesafestplaces.Cananimalspredictearthquakes?Thisquestionhasinterestedscientistsforalongtime.Manystoriesfromaroundtheworldsuggestthatanimalsactstrangelybeforeanearthquakehits.OnefamousexamplehappenedinChinain1975.InthecityofHaicheng,peoplenoticedmanyanimalsbehavingunusually.Snakescameoutoftheirholesinthemiddleofwinter.Normally,snakeshibernate(冬眠)duringcoldweather,sothiswasverystrange.Chickensrefusedtogointotheircoops(鸡笼).Dogsbarkedfornoreason.Cowsandhorsesseemednervousandtriedtobreakfreefromtheirfences.Becauseofthesesigns,thegovernmentorderedpeopletoleavetheirhomes.Justhourslater,ahugeearthquakestruckthecity.Manybuildingsfelldown,butmostpeopleweresafebecausetheyhadalreadymovedoutside.Thiseventmadepeoplebelievethatanimalsreallycansensewhenadisasteriscoming.Scientistshaveseveralideasabouthowanimalsmightdothis.Somethinkanimalscanfeelsmallshakinginthegroundthathumanscannotfeel.Othersbelieveanimalscansensechangesintheairoringasesthatcomeoutofthegroundbeforeanearthquake.Animalsalsohavemuchbetterhearingthanhumans,sotheymighthearsoundsthatwecannothear.However,notallscientistsagreethatanimalscanpredictearthquakes.Theysaythatanimalsactstrangelyformanydifferentreasons.Sometimeswhatlookslikeawarningsignisjustnormalanimalbehavior.Moreresearchisneededtounderstandthismystery.11.WhatistherightorderofwhathappenedinHaichengin1975?a.Ahugeearthquakestruckthecity.b.Peoplenoticedanimalsbehavingstrangely.c.Thegovernmentorderedpeopletoleavetheirhomes.

A．a-b-cB．b-a-cC．c-a-bD．b-c-a12.Whydosomescientiststhinkanimalscansenseearthquakes?

A．Animalsaresmarterthanhumans.B．Animalscanfeelsmallshakingorsensechangesingases.C．Animalsalwaysactstrangelyfornoreason.D．AnimalshavelivedonEarthforalongtime.13.Howdoesthewritersupportthemainideaofparagraph4?

A．Bytellingastory.B．Byaskingquestions.C．Byexplainingreasons.D．Bygivingexamples.14.Inwhichpartofanewspapercanyouprobablyreadthetext?

A．SportsNews.B．Science&Nature.C．Health&Life.D．Travel&Culture.15.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheHaichengEarthquakeB．HowtoProtectYourselfinanEarthquakeC．CanAnimalsPredictEarthquakes?D．StrangeAnimalBehaviorInrecentyears,sixamazingcompaniesfromHangzhouhavemadeabigsplashintheworldoftechnology.Peoplecallthemthe“SixDragons”.Thesecompaniesaredoinggreatthingsinfieldslikeartificialintelligence(AI),robotics,brain-computerinterfaces,andvideogames.DeepSeekisaleaderinAI.DeepSeek-V3modelischeapertomakethanothermodels,butitworksbetter.ThishasmadeabiginfluenceontheglobalAImarket.Meanwhile,UnitreeTechnologyandDEEPRoboticsarechangingtheworldofrobots.Unitree’srobotscanmovelikeanimalsandhaveamazedpeoplearoundtheworld.DEEPRoboticsmakesrobotsthatcanworkindangerousplacestokeeppeoplesafe.Bothcompaniesaremakingrobotssmarterandmoreuseful.BrainCoisanotherimportantcompany.Itmakesinstrumentsthatcanreadbrainactivityandhelppeoplerelax.Forexample,itmakesheadbandsthathelpuserspracticemindwhichisagoodexampleofhowtheseinstrumentscanhelppeoplerelax.ManyCorealsoplaysabigrole.Its3DdataplatformhelpsothercompaniesdevelopbetterAItechnology.GameSciencehasmadewavesinthegamingindustrywithitshitgame“BlackMyth:Wukong”.ThegameisbasedonthefamousChinesestorycalled“JourneytotheWest.”Thegame’ssuccessshowshowChinesedeveloperscancombinecultureandtechnologyinnewways.Hangzhou’ssuccessisnoaccident.Thelocalgovernmenthascreatedafriendlyenvironmentforbusinesses,withpoliciesliketaxbreaks(减税)andmoneyforthenewcompanies.Hangzhoualsohasalivelycultureandgoodschools.whichattracttalentedpeople.Thiscombination(结合)hasturnedHangzhouintoaglobalcenterforcreativeness.OthercitiesinChina,likeBeijing,Shanghai,Shenzhen,andGuangzhou,arealsohometomanyleadingtechcompanies.Together,thesecitiesaredrivingChina’srapidtechnologicalprogress.Hangzhou’s“SixDragons”arenotonlyasymbolofthecity’ssuccessbutalsoatestamenttoChina’sgrowinginfluenceintheglobaltechworld.16.TheDeepSeek-V3model’sadvantageliesinthat________.

A．itisthemostadvancedAImodelintheworldB．itcostslesstoproduceyetperformsbetterC．itistheonlymodelmadebyDeepSeekD．ithasaspecialappearance17.UnitreeTechnology’srobotsarespecialbecause________.

A．theycanimitateanimalmovementsB．theycancommunicatewithhumansfluentlyC．theyarethesmallestrobotsintheworldD．theycancreateartworks18.BrainCo’sheadbandsaredesignedto________.

A．improveusers’memoryB．teachusersnewlanguagesC．giveusersphysicalstrength.D．helpusersrelievestress19.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthereasonforHangzhou’ssuccessintechnology?

A．Localgovernmentofferstaxbreaksandpolicies.B．Hangzhouhasancientbuildingswithlonghistory.C．Hangzhouattractstalentwithcultureandschools.D．StartupsgetfundinginHangzhou.20.Whichwouldthebestthemeofthepassage?

A．B．C．D．Whenanaturaldisasterhappens,knowingwhattodocansaveyourlife.Herearesomeimportantsafetytipsfordifferentsituations.Duringanearthquake:Ifyouareindoors,remembertodrop,cover,andholdon.Getunderastrongtableordesk.21Ifyouareoutdoors,movetoanopenareaawayfrombuildings,trees,andpowerlines.Duringaflood:Movetohighergroundimmediately.22Ifyouareinacarandwaterstartstorise,getoutandmovetohigherground.Nevertrytowalkordrivethroughfloodwater—itmightbedeeperorfasterthanitlooks.Duringatyphoon:Stayinsideandkeepawayfromwindows.23Ifthewindbecomesverystrong,movetoasmallroomwithoutwindows,likeabathroom.Listentotheradiofornewsandinstructions.Duringalightningstorm:Avoidopenfieldsandhilltops.24Ifyouareinaforest,staynearlowertrees.Ifyouarewithagroup,spreadouttoreducetheriskofmultipleinjuries.Afteradisaster:Becarefulofdangerslikefallenpowerlinesorbrokenglass.25Helpothersifyoucan,butdon’tputyourselfindanger.Waitforinstructionsfromofficialsbeforereturninghome.

A．Donotstayinacarduringaflood.B．Alwaysplayoutsideduringastorm.C．Stayawayfromwater,trees,andmetalobjects.D．Closeallwindowsanddoorstoprotectyourhome.E．Checkyourselfandothersforinjuries.F．Protectyourheadandneckwithyourarms.G．Gotothebeachtowatchthestorm.二、补全对话A:Hi,Tom.Itriedtocallyoumanytimesyesterdayevening,butyoudidn’tanswer.B:Oh,I’msosorry.Ididn’thearmyphoneatall.A:26B:Iwasworkingonmyschoolprojectinmybedroom.A:Whydidn’tyouhearthephonethen?B:Becauseitwasrainingreallyhardoutside.27A:Icouldhearthewindandrainclearlyatmyhome,too.B:28A:Iwashelpingmymompreparedinnerwhentherainstormcame.B:Didyourfamilydoanythingspecialduringthestorm?A:Notreally.29Wejuststayedindoorsandtalked.B:Didthestormcauseanytroublearoundyourneighborhood?A:Yes.30Butluckily,noonewashurt.B.That’sreallygoodnews.26.A．Whatwereyoudoingatthattime?B．Whereisyourmobilephonenow?C．Whendidyoufinishyourproject?D．Whowaswithyouyesterday?27.A．Iwassleepingatthattime.B．Thenoisewastooloudoutside.C．Idon’tlikeansweringcalls.D．Myphonewasbroken.28.A．Whatwastheweatherlikeyesterday?B．Howwasyourweekend?C．Whatwereyoudoingwhenthestormcame?D．Whendiditstarttorain?29.A．Weranoutsidetoplayintherain.B．Wecleanedtheparktogether.C．Wewentshoppinginthesupermarket.D．Wedidn’tgoanywhere.30.A．Isawamoviewithmyfriend.B．Icookedsomedeliciousfood.C．Abigtreefelldowninthestreet.D．Ifinishedmyhomeworkontime.三、完形填空Jasonandhisfatherweregoingtothestorebycar.Itwasa(n)31day.The32wasdarkbuttherewerefewclouds.Astheydroveupthestreet,therestartedtobealoudsoundheardacrosstheground33.Jason’sfatherrealizedthatatornadowascoming.HestoppedthecarandtoldJasontogetoutquickly.Jasonandhisfathermadetheirwaytoa34building.Atthistimethewindwasblowingharder.Debris(碎片)wasfallingallovertheplace.Jasoncouldn’tseehis35anymore.Healsorealizedthathewasn’tgettingtothebuilding36enough.Hewasafraidthewindwould37himupandthrowhimintotheair.38hemadehiswaytowardsthebuilding,henoticedaditch(沟渠)tohisright.Hescrambled(爬)totheditchand39ontheground.Moredebris40overhead.Hisheartwasbeatinghard,andhewas41.Hehadneverbeeninatornadobefore.Afterawhile,thewinddieddownandtheloudsoundwasgone.Jasonslowly42hisheadandnervouslylookedaround.Whathesawwasagreatmess.Jasoncould43recognize(认出)thebuildingsinfrontofhim.He44upandwithshakylegswalkedintothebuilding,wherehesawhisdad.Heranacrosstheroomandhelddadinhisarms.“Jason!Howareyou?I’vebeenworriedaboutyou!”saidhisfather.“Icouldn’tfindyouanywherejustnow!”Jasonbreathedasighofreliefandsatdown.Hedidhavea45totell!31.A．excellentB．unusualC．happyD．important32.A．skyB．nightC．streetD．room33.A．quicklyB．luckilyC．suddenlyD．usually34.A．oldB．tallC．nearbyD．beautiful35.A．carB．dadC．wayD．friend36.A．slowlyB．highC．quicklyD．well37.A．callB．cleanC．fixD．pick38.A．IfB．AsC．AlthoughD．Until39.A．layB．fellC．beatD．hit40.A．flewB．droppedC．roseD．sat41.A．upsetB．crazyC．nervousD．strange42.A．raisedB．shookC．noddedD．turned43.A．almostB．hardlyC．easilyD．clearly44.A．wokeB．stoodC．jumpedD．looked45.A．bookB．jokeC．newspaperD．story四、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。SurvivingtheSuperTyphoonSomepeoplehadexperiencedapowerfultyphoon.Ithappenedinthe46(southwest)partofthecountry.Whentheweathercenterwarnedpeople47(notgo)outside,manybegantorealizethedanger.Thestormcame48thecoastofthenearbyislandandmovedquicklytowardthetown.Peoplethereweretoldtostayindoors.Althoughthetyphoonwasstillfaraway,itswindspeedwas49(near)200kilometersperhour.Localgovernmentshelpedfamiliesmakefull50(prepare)forthecomingdisaster.Theystoredfood,water,andfirst-aidkitsinsafeplaces.Asthetyphoonarrived,thewind51(beat)againstthewindowsandroofs.Treesfelldown,andpowerlinesbroke.Manypeoplestayedin52(hide)cornersoftheirhomes,suchasbasementsorinnerhallways,tokeepthemselvessafe.Afterthetyphoonpassed,peoplecam