2025~2026学年湖南花垣县华鑫教育集团八年级下学期阶段测试英语试卷卷A卷

2025~2026学年湖南花垣县华鑫教育集团八年级下学期阶段测试英语试卷卷A卷一、阅读理解

MoviesinWandaMovieTheater(HuangxinRoad)inwintervacationBumblebee

Americanactionfilm

Release(上映):January4th

Length(时长):twohours

Ticketprice:¥34WhiteSnake

Chinesecartoon

Release:January11th

Length:anhourandahalf

Ticketprice:¥30CrazyAlien

Chinesecomedy

Release:February5th

Length:anhourandfortyminutes

TicketPrice:¥281.IfLisaenjoysactionmovies,whichmoviecanshechoose(选择)?

A．Bumblebee.B．WhiteSnake.C．CrazyAlien.2.Whichmoviehasthecheapestticket?

A．Bumblebee.B．WhiteSnake.C．CrazyAlien.3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A．TheticketpriceofBumblebeeishigherthanthatofWhiteSnake.B．WhiteSnakeistheshortestmovieamongthethreemovies.C．TwomovieswillbereleasedinFebruary.InDecember2025,aconcertinChengdusurprisedeveryonewhensixrobotsdancedonstage(舞台)withasinger.Theyfollowedthemusicandcopiedthehumandancers,surprisingthecrowdof18,000people.TherobotdancersarecalledUnitreeG1andaremadebyaChinesecompany,UnitreeRobotics.Eachoneisabout1.3metrestall(almostastallasa10-year-oldpupil)andweighs35kilograms.Thoughnotverybig,theyarestrongandfast.Theirhuman-likeshape—withahead,arms,legs,andbody—helpsthemmoveeasilyonstage.Attheconcert,theyevenworeshinyclothestolooklikethehumandancers.Therobotscandancebecauseofthesmarttechnologyinsidethem.Eachrobothas23joints(关节)thathelptheirbodiesmove,justlikehumanshouldersandknees.Therobotsusesensors(感应器)tostaybalanced(平衡的).Thesesensorstellthemiftheyarestandingstraightorabouttofall.Afastcomputerinsideeachrobotworkslikeabrain,readingthisinformationthousandsoftimeseverysecond.Allthedancemoveswerecarefullyplannedandprogrammedbeforetheconcert.Thisallowedtherobotstodanceperfectly.TherobotdanceinChengdushowsusasmallpictureofthefuture.Robotsmayonedaybeseeninschools,hospitals,factories,andshows.Astechnologygetsbetter,robotswillbecomemorehelpfulandsafer.Thisconcertshowsusthatthefutureisnot“humansvsrobots”.Itishumansandrobotsworkingtogethertocreatesomethingbetter.4.Whatsurprisedthepeopleattheconcert?

A．Thegoodmusic.B．Therobotdancers.C．Thefamoussinger.5.HowdoesUnitreeG1look?

A．Bird-like.B．Human-like.C．Snake-shaped.6.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．Practicemakesperfect.B．Knowledgechangeslife.C．Humansandrobotscanworktogether.7.Fromwhichpartofawebsitecanwemostprobablyreadthepassage?

A．Health.B．Education.C．Technology.China’stourismmarketwillgrowthisspring.Someprovincesaregivingprimaryandsecondaryschoolstudentsa“springbreak”.ThisideawasalsodiscussedattheTwoSessions(两会).Thegovernmentsupportsthesebreakstohelpfamiliestravelandspendmoremoney.Manycitieshavemadeplans.Forexample,studentsinChengduwillhaveathree-daybreakfromApril1toApril3.Iftheycombine(结合)itwiththeTombSweepingDayholiday,theycanhaveasix-dayholiday.NanjingandSuzhouhavesimilarplans.Travelcompaniessaythetourismmarketwillseenotablegrowththisspring.FlightsearchesandbookingsforlateMarchandearlyAprilhavedoubled.PopularfamilytripplacesincludeSanya(nicebeaches),Kunming(goodweather),andGuangzhou(deliciousfood).SomefamiliesalsoplantovisitHongKong,Macao,BangkokorSingapore.Expertsthinkthispolicyisgoodforfamiliesandtheeconomy(经济).QiChunguangfromTuniusaysspringbreaksencouragefamilyoutingsandeducationaltours.HeaddedthatifthebreakisinlateApril,peoplecancombineitwiththeMayDayholidayforalongertrip.LuMing,agovernmentadviser,thinksthepolicyshouldgonationwide.Hesaysithelpsstudentsreducestressandgivesparentsachancetotravelwithkids.Healsosuggeststhatcompaniesshouldgiveparentspaidleave.Thiswillletfamiliesenjoytimetogetherandfeelhappier.8.WhenisChengdu’sspringbreak?

A．FromlateMarchtoearlyAprilB．FromApril1toApril3C．FromApril4toApril69.Whatcanwelearnfromthespringbreakpolicy?

A．Itonlyhelpsstudentsenjoythemselves.B．Itisgoodforstudents,familiesandtheeconomy.C．Itmakesflightticketsmoreexpensive.10.Theunderlinedword“notable”inthepassagemeans“________”inChinese.

A．缓慢的B．可能的C．显著的11.WhydoesthewritermentionSanyaandKunming?

A．Toshowthatwherepopulartravelplacesare.B．Tosuggestthatpeoplecantravelabroad.C．Totellthatpeopleonlylikebeachholidays.阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.选项中有一项为多余选项.“Itisnormaltohavemanydifferentfeelingsaboutgoingbacktoschooltostartanewterm,”saidAshleyMiller,adoctorattheB.C.Children’sHospitalinCanada.12Sometimesthesefeelingscanevenbephysical.Youmightgetstomachachesorheadaches.Thatisnormaltoo.DrMillersaysyoucandosmallthingstorelax.13Itcouldevenbesimplywalkingtoschooleveryday.Youcanalsogetusedtoyournewenvironmentbeforeschoolstarts.“Walkingorbikingbytheschoolcanhelp,”saidDrMiller.14Otherwaystofeelbetteraregettingenoughsleep,exercising,andtalkingtofriendsoradultsyoutrust.Thatcanhelpyoudealwiththebadfeelingsastheycome.15Ifyouusuallysleepverylate,trygoingtobedanhourearliereachnight.Lastprofessionaltip?DrMillersuggestshavingeverythingreadyandpackedbeforethefirstdayofschool.Withtheseideas,goingbacktoschoolcanbeeasierandevenexciting!

A．DrMillerworksinabighospital.B．Oryoucouldtrytohangoutwithaclassmate.C．Youmightfeelhappy,nervous,sad,orevenangry.D．Thiscouldbeseeingafriendyouareexcitedabout.E．DrMilleralsosuggestschangingyourbedtimeaweekbeforeschool.二、完形填空HaveyoueverheardofMountK2(乔戈里峰)?ItisknownasSavageMountainbecausemanypeopleusedtodieorgethurtwhile16it.K2isthesecondhighestmountainintheworldafterMountQomolangma.PeopleneverclimbMountK2in17.Bothstormsandcoldweathermakeit18toclimbthismountainduringthattime.K2isfamousasoneofthemost19mountainstoclimb.Itisknownbydifferent20suchasChogori,KetuandMountGodwin-Austen.ThenameChogori21“thekingofmountains”.ThismountainliesontheborderbetweenPakistanandChina.ApartofthemountainliesinPakistan.Theother22ofthemountainliesinXinjiang,China.ThomasMontgomeriedidthefirstsurveyofMountK2andmeasureditsheight.Henamedthe23K2,with“K”standingforKarakoram.K2wasthesecondmountainlisted,sothename24thenumber“2”.ThebesttimetoclimbK2isbetweenAprilandOctober.It25atleast3weekstocompletetheclimbing.16.A．climbingB．walkingC．swimming17.A．springB．summerC．winter18.A．importantB．impossibleC．silent19.A．difficultB．easyC．interesting20.A．namesB．placesC．mountains21.A．listensB．showsC．means22.A．sideB．partC．joy23.A．mountainB．peopleC．river24.A．completedB．includedC．provided25.A．spendsB．joinsC．takes三、任务型阅读Thekiwi(几维鸟)livesonlyinNewZealand.Itisaverystrangebirdbecauseitcan’tfly.Thekiwiisthesamesize(大小)asachicken.Ithasnowingsortail.Itdoesnothaveanyfeatherslikeotherbirds.Ithashaironitsbody.Itsmouthisverylong.Ithastwofeetandeachfoothasfourtoes(脚趾).Akiwilikesalotoftreesaroundit.Itsleepsduringthedaybecausethesunlighthurts(伤害)itseyes.Itcansmellthingswithitsnose.Itistheonlybirdintheworldthatcansmellthings.Thekiwi’seggsareverybig.ThereareonlyafewkiwisinNewZealandnow.Thegovernmentsaysthatpeoplecan’tkillkiwis.NewZealanderswanttheirkiwistolive.ThereisapictureofkiwisonNewZealandmoney.PeoplefromNewZealandaresometimescalledKiwis.26.Wheredoesthekiwilive?2627.Whatisthekiwithesamesizeas?2728.Howmanytoesdoesakiwihave?2829.Whatdoesakiwilike?2930.将短文中划线句子翻译成中文。30四、选词填空用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文完整正确。每个单词限用一次。

northernsurviveconditiondeterminedriskexplorerabovelocatetopfeellikebitbybitMountEverestisthehighestmountainintheworld.Itis31inthe32partoftheHimalayas.Everyyear,many33trytoreachitstop.Butitisnotaneasyjourney.TheweatheronEverestisverychangeable.Climbersmustfaceterrible34likefreezingtemperatures,strongwinds,andlowoxygen.Manypeoplehavelosttheirlivestryingto35onthemountain.However,someclimbersare36toreachthetop.Theytrainforyearsand