2025~2026学年广东珠海市凤凰中学教育集团第二学期阶段学业质量监测八年级英语

2025~2026学年广东珠海市凤凰中学教育集团第二学期阶段学业质量监测八年级英语一、语法选择Itcanbehardtomaketimeforahobbywhenwehavemanyimportantthingstodo.Buthobbiesmightbe1thanyouthink.Physicalhobbieslikedoingyogaor2tenniscanhelpyoutostayhealthy.Theykeepyoufit,andtheycanevenlowerstressandimproveyourmemory.Othertypesofhobbiescanalsokeepushealthy.Some3believethatmakingmusiccanlowerourbloodpressureandmakeourbodystronger.Hobbiesarealsogood4youremotionalhealth.Creativehobbiescanmakeyoufeelgoodabout5!Forexample,anItalianteenagerLucaBrunofindsitfun6mobilephoneapps.Hecreates7appthathelpspeoplelearnItaliantogether.Hegetsagreatsenseofachievementwhenothersusehisapp.Somehobbieslikecollectingobjectscanhelpyoulearnnewthings.MayaBadal8tocollectpostcards.Shethinksitis9meaningful.Shebelievestheycanhelpherlearnaboutdifferentplaces,10somepeoplethinkcollectingpostcardsisold-fashioned.Nomatterwhatyourhobbyis,itisimportanttomaketimeforit.Afterall,allworkandnoplaymakesJackadullboy!1.A．importantB．moreimportantC．mostimportant2.A．playB．toplayC．playing3.A．scientistB．scientistsC．scientist's4.A．atB．withC．for5.A．yourselfB．herselfC．himself6.A．makeB．tomakeC．making7.A．aB．anC．the8.A．prefersB．preferredC．prefer9.A．realityB．realC．really10.A．althoughB．becauseC．if二、完形填空通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案，并将答题卡上对应题目所选的选项涂黑。Iwasneververytidy,whilemyroommateKatewashighly11.Eachofherobjectshaditsproperplace,butmythingsalwayshid12.Shewouldpushmydirtyclothesover,andIwouldputmybooksonhertidydesk.Webothgot13eachother.Thesmalldifferencesbetweenusgradually14bigtrouble.Afightbrokeoutoneevening.Katecameintotheroom.Soon,Iheardhershouting,“15yourshoesaway!Whyundermybed!”Isawmyshoesrollingatme.Istartedyelling(尖叫).Sheyelledbackevenlouder.Theroomwasfilledwith16.Wecouldnotstaytogetherforasingleminuteuntilaphonerang.Ifeltreallybad.JustasIwasabouttoleavetheroom,Kate17it.Iheardthathergrandmawasseriouslysick.Whenshehungup,shecoveredherselfunderthequilt,crying.Clearly,thatwassomethingshecouldnotgothrough18.Suddenly,afeelingofsympathy(同情)roseupinmyheart.Icollectedallmythings,mademybed,cleanedthesocksandsweptthefloor,evenonherside.I19onmyworkandIdidn’tevennoticeKatehadsatup.Shewaswatching,surprisedly.Then,shereachedoutherhandstotakemy20.Webothsmiledateachother,handinhand.“Thanks.”Shesaid.11.A．lazyB．messyC．organizedD．careless12.A．everywhereB．somewhereC．anywhereD．nowhere13.A．interestedinB．scaredofC．tiredofD．afraidof14.A．turnedintoB．turnedonC．gotoverD．gotup15.A．TakeB．ThrowC．GiveD．Keep16.A．fearB．stressC．happinessD．anger17.A．askedB．answeredC．reportedD．said18.A．aloneB．slowlyC．bravelyD．secretly19.A．improvedB．lookedC．dependedD．focused20.A．feetB．handsC．armsD．legs三、阅读理解

ScienceClub:ExploretheWondersofScienceAreyoucuriousabouttheworldaroundyou?JoinourScienceClub!Inthisclub,studentsspend40%oftheirtimedoingfunscienceexperimentsand60%oftheirtimediscussingscientifictheories.Forexample,youcanlearnhowtomakeasimpleelectriccircuitorgrowyourownplants.Themostpopularactivityisbuildingasmallrobot,whichhelpsyouunderstandhowmachineswork.Youcanalsoworkingroupstosolvesciencepuzzles,andthenpresentyourideastotheclub.It’sagreatwaytomakefriendswholovescienceasmuchasyoudo.Where:SchoolScienceLab

Price:¥120(¥100ifyoubringafriend)

When:EveryFridayinJunefrom4:00pmto5:30pm

Tel:5678912321.Whichchartshowsthetimestudentsspendonexperimentsandtheorydiscussionsintheclub?(■experiments,□theorydiscussions)

A．■40%□60%B．■60%□40%C．■50%□50%D．■30%□70%22.Howmuchcanyousaveifyougowithafriend?

A．¥20.B．¥100.C．¥120.D．¥220.23.WhencanyouattendtheScienceClub?

A．At4p.m.everyFridayinJuly.B．At5:30p.m.everyFridayinJuly.C．At4p.m.everyFridayinJune.D．At5:30p.m.everyFridayinJune.24.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A．Theclubonlyallowsstudentstoreadbooks.B．TheclubmeetsintheschoollibraryeveryFriday.C．Studentscan’tmakefriendsintheScienceClub.D．Theclubactivitiesarebotheducationalandinteresting.25.Whereisthispassagemostlikelyfrom?

A．Asciencetextbook.B．Aschoolnoticeboard.C．Astorybook.D．Atravelguide.OpenClaw:TheAIThatTakesActionInMarch2026,anewAItoolcalledOpenClawtookthetechworldbystorm.Peoplenamedit“theLobster”becauseitslogolookslikearedlobster.Manytechloversstarted“raisinglobsters”—thismeansinstallingandusingthetool.Itquicklybecameabighit,withthousandsoftechloversincitieslikeShenzhenandShanghailiningupforsetuphelp.UnlikecommonchatbotslikeChatGPTthatonlytalk,OpenClawcanactuallydorealtasks.Itcanuseofficeprogramstolookatdata,changedocuments,orfixcode—likea“digitalhelper”.Itworksonyourowncomputer,whichkeepsyourinformationsafe,anditcanworkalldayandnightwithoutgettingtired.However,thispowerfultoolisnotwithoutitsrisks.BecauseOpenClawneedsspecialaccesstoyourcomputertowork,computersafetyexpertssaythatsettingitupthewrongwaycouldcauseproblemslikelosingprivateinformationordeletingimportantfiles.Becauseofthis,somebigcompanieshavestoppedpeoplefromusingitontheirworkcomputers.Also,eventhoughthetoolitselfisfree,usingitforbigtaskscancostmoney.Evenwiththeseproblems,OpenClawisabigstepforwardforAI.ItchangesAIfromsomethingthatjusttalkstosomethingthatcanactuallysolveproblems.Asthetechnologygetsbetter,itwillbeimportanttofindagoodbalancebetweennewideas,cost,andkeepingthingssafe.26.WhydopeoplecallusingOpenClaw“raisingalobster”?

A．BecausetheAItoolisasintelligentasalobster.B．Becauseitslogolookslikearedlobster.C．Becauseitcanmovelikealobsteronthecomputer.D．Becauseitwasfirstdevelopedbyaseafoodcompany.27.Whichofthefollowingwordscanreplacetheword“private”inParagraph3?

A．publicB．personalC．commonD．general28.WhatisthebiggestdifferencebetweenOpenClawandchatbotslikeChatGPT?

A．OpenClawismoreexpensivetouse.B．OpenClawcanonlyworkonpersonalcomputers.C．OpenClawcandotasksautomatically.D．OpenClawcannotanswerquestionsfromusers.29.WhatcanweinferfromthepassageaboutOpenClaw?

A．Itisonlysuitablefortechexpertstouse.B．Itwillreplaceallhumanworkersinthefuture.C．Itisbothhelpfulandrisky.D．Itisbannedinallcompaniesaroundtheworld.30.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsOpenClaw’sfuturedevelopment?

A．Negative.B．Regretful.C．Positive.D．Uninterested.配对阅读。左栏是五名同学遇到的身心健康问题，右栏是七条建议，请将问题和建议进行配对。

31Paulstaysupuntilmidnighteveryday.Healwaysfeelssleepyinclassandeasilyannoyed.

32ManyofTom’sclassmateshavebeensickrecently.TheMayDayholidayiscoming,andhedoesn’twanttogetill.

33Cindyusuallyhastroublefallingasleep.It’sreallypainfultogothroughthesleeplessnights.

34Hankspentmuchtimesittinginfrontofthecomputer.Thesedaysheisputtingonweightandfeelingtired.

35Judyhadastomachacheafewdaysago.Thedoctorcheckedherandsaidtherewassomethingwrongwithhereatinghabits.A.Beforebedtime,turnoffthelightsandallofyourelectronicdevices.Also,trynottodrinkcoffeeorteanearbedtime.

B.Balanceyourmealsbymakingsureyouhavefruits,vegetables,dairyproductsandmeatwhilestayingawayfromsugaryandfattyfoods.

C.Ifyouaresick,youshouldseeadoctor,especiallywhentheillnessseemstobeserious.

D.Gettingenoughsleepcanreallyimproveyourhealth.Formiddleschoolstudents,expertsadviseeighttoninehoursnightly.

E.It’ssoeasyforstudentstospreadvirusestooneanother.Washyourhandsthroughouttheday,especiallybeforemealtime.

F.Toomuchsittingcanbebadforyourhealth.Makesurethatyougiveyourselfplentyofbreaks,andalwayshavetimetodoexercise.

G.Ifyoufeelpressureinyourdailylife,tryrelaxingactivitieslikedrawingpictures,hangingoutwithfriendsandexercising.四、单项选择36.找出下列划线部分发音不同的单词。

A．stageB．safetyC．aboveD．ache37.找出下列发音和outing划线部分含有相同音素的单词。

A．couldB．thoughC．proudD．group38.找出development的正确读音

A．/'dɪveləpmənt/B．/dɪ'veləpmənt/C．/də'veləpmənt/D．/dəvelə'pmənt/39.下列句子语调标注正确的是

A．Whatnewhobbywouldyouliketotake↘up?B．DoyouwanttovisittheDead↘SeaortheNileRiver?C．WhydidTomentertheclassroomwithaheavy↗heart?D．Arethereanyothersurprisingfactsaboutthedeep↘sea?40.下列句子中意群停顿符号标记正确的是

A．Somepeoplelistentomusic|tohelpthem|calmdownafterabusyday.B．Thedoctoraskedhim|somequestionsand|gavehimsomeadvice.C．Noonewasable|toreachthetop|fromthenorthernside.D．Youwon'tunderstand|whyshegotupset|untilyouputyourselfinhershoes.五、短文填空Astrongbodyisveryimportant.Tostayfit,herearesomeuseful41/sə'dʒestʃən/.Payattentiontoyourphysical42/kən'dɪʃən/.Ifyouhaveahighfever,takeyourtemperatureandcheckthedegreecarefully.Restwellanddrink43/'plentiəv/water.Smallgoodhabitscankeepyouawayfromillness.Trytokeepabalanceddietandexerciseregularly.44/ə'vɔɪd/stayinguplate.Yourhealthisinyourhands.45/səuju:ʃʊdteɪk'betəkeə(r)avjɔ:'selffrəmnaʊɒn/.六、完成句子46.她用简单的语言把这个难题向学生们解释清楚了。Sheusedsimplelanguageto________thedifficultquestion________tothestudents.47.去和他谈谈，你才能知道他的感受。You________knowhowhefeels________youtalktohim.48.TheYangtzeRivertravelsfartherthananyotherriverinChina.（改为同义句）TheYangtzeRivertravels________________inChina.49.we，careful，hurt，can，we，not，if，easily，are，ourselves________,_____________________.七、其他50.Myfathertoldmenottogiveupsoeasily.（写出句子基本结构）____________________________________________八、选词填空请从方框内选择适当的词，并根据需要用其正确形式填空，使文章语法正确、完整连贯。注意：每空一词，每词仅用一次，有两词为多余项。

luck、bad、they、so、one、safe、turn、on、throw、happy、in、burnJameslivedwithhisfriendAllen.Itwastheir51timelivingawayfromtheirfamilies,andtheyenjoyedlearninghowtodomanythings52.OneSaturday,Jamesdecidedtomakefriedchicken.First,hepouredoilintoapan.Thenhe53onthestoveandlefttheoiltoheatwhilehepreparedthechicken.Atthatmoment,Allencameback54andshoutedthattheywonthefootballgame.Jameswenttothelivingroomtohearallaboutthegame.Suddenly,theysmelledsomething55.Theyrushedtothekitchenandfoundthatthepanwas56firewithbigflames.Jamesturnedoffthestoveatonce,buthisshirtcaughtfire.James57himselftothefloorandrolledontheground.Thankstothefirstaidand58classes,Allenknewthatwatercouldmakeoilfiresmuch59.Instead,hegotthefireextinguisherandputoutthefire.Itwas60thatJames’shirtwasn’ttoothin!Hewasnotbadlyhurt.九、读写综合A.回答问题请阅读下面这篇文章，根据所提供的信息，回答5个问题。要求所写答案语法正确、语义完整。Therearesomebenefitstolivingclosetonature.Tobeginwith,ithelpstoreducestress.Moreover,itcancontributetoalongerlife.Inaddition,beinglessexposed(暴露)toairpollutionisimportantformanypeoplewhonowliveinlargecities.Lastly,stayingclosetonaturewillalsohelpyoulearnaboutvariousplantsandanimalsthatarenotlikeeachother.Stressisatypeofphysicalconditionthatcanbereallyhardtodealwith.Ourmodernlifedoesnotreallyincreaseourchancestoliveinarelaxedenvironment.Accordingtosomestudies,over100millionpeopledieeveryyearasadirectresultofstress—onehundredmilliondeathseachyear.Justtrytothinkaboutthatnumberforasecond.Now,inordertoloweryourstress,youcangetclosetonature.Ewertandhispartnerspublishedastudycalled“LevelsofNatureandStressResponse(反应)”.Findingssuggestthatvisitingnaturalenvironmentscanbehelpfulinreducingstresslevels.Visitorstoanaturalenvironmenthavemuchlowerlevelsofstress,comparedwiththosewhooftenstayindoorsinthecentralcity.Thestudyalsoshowedthatlong-termexposuretonaturewasthebestchoice.Visitingaparkinabigcitywouldhelp,butwouldonlyhavealittleeffect.Ifyouwanttoreducestress,livingclosetonatureisthebestchoiceyoucouldmake.61.Howmanyadvantages