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2026年湖南张家界市桑植县上学期八年级阶段教学质量检测英语试卷一、阅读理解TinaSmithisa911operator(接线员).Shetakescallsandsendshelptothoseinneed.Shegotthreecallsthismorning.

Name:Morton

Telephone:781-293-745

Age:48

Place:NearthevillageofNorfolkwithmyfriend.

Problem:Idroveofftheroadandhitatreeaftertryingnottorunoveradog.Ibrokemyleg.Myfriend’sheadwasbleeding.Name:Shelly

Telephone:781-003-578

Age:78

Place:Athomebymyself,inthehall,27MycroftStreet.

Problem:Ifelldownthestairs(楼梯)andcan’tmovemylegs.Name:Steven

Telephone:784-384-924

Age:33

Place:AthomebymyselfandI’mupstairs,18SunderlandAvenue.

Problem:Myhouseisonfire.Ican’tgetout.1.HowmanycallsdidTinaSmithgetthismorning?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.2.What’sthematterwithSteven?

A.Helosthisdog.B.Hebrokehisleg.C.Hishouseisonfire.3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothematerial?

A.Shellyfelldownthestairsandhurtherlegs.B.TinaSmithworkedinahospital.C.Mortonliveson18SunderlandAvenue.AllworkandnoplaymakesJackadullboy.Playtimeisimportanttochildren,andplayingoutdoorsisreallygoodforthem.ButtodaymoreandmorechildrenspendtheirfreetimeindoorsintheUSA.TheywatchTV,playcomputergames,playwiththeirsmartphones,etc.AmericanfatherMikeLanzadoesn’tthinkit’sgoodforchildrentospendtoomuchtimeindoors.Soheturnedhisyardintoaplayground.Nowontheopenplayground,thereisazipline(飞索)andalargeplayhousewithatrampoline(蹦床)andaslide.Histhreesonsandotherchildrenfromtheneighborhoodliketohavefunthere.MikeandhiswifeliveinMenloPark,CaliforniawiththeirthreeboysMarco,NicoandLeo.Theybeganbuildingtheirplaygroundin2020aftertheymovedintotheirMenloParkhouse.“Toletourkidsgooutsideandplayontheirown,wethinkit’sagoodideatoturnouryardintoa‘playhouse’.”saidMike.Unlikemany“helicopterparents”,Mikeencourages(鼓励)histhreeboystotakerisks(冒险)whentheyplayontheplayground.Theyalsowelcomethreetofourchildrenfromtheneighborhoodeverydaytoplaythere.“Usuallywithinabouthalfanhour,everykidbecomesexcitedandtheyplay,runandlaugh.It’sjustsowonderfulformetoseethat.”saidMike.4.WhatdoweknowaboutthechildrenintheUSAtoday?

A.Theyalwaysplayoutdoors.B.Theyspendtoomuchtimeindoors.C.Theyoftengocampingduringtheweekends5.HowmanychildrendoesMikehave?

A.TwoB.ThreeC.Four6.Howdokidsfeelwithinabouthalfanhourplayinginthe“playhouse”?

A.Scaredbuthappy.B.Worriedandhappy.C.Excitedandhappy.7.WhichofthestatementsisTRUE?

A.Childrenfromtheneighbourhoodcanalsoplayontheplayground.B.Mikeandhiswifebeganbuildingtheirplaygroundin2018.C.Mikeandhiswifeare“helicopterparents”.Canyourememberhowyoufeltthelasttimeyousharedsomething?Whetherit’syourfavoritesnackoranexcitingexperience,sharingisagreatwaytobuildtrustandfriendshipwithothers.Sharingmeanslettingsomeoneelsehaveorusesomethingthatbelongstoyou.Thiscanbeclothes,gamesorfood,andalsothingsyoucan’ttakeback,likefeelings,ideas,timeandexperience.Sharingsomethingwithanotherpersoncanmakeyoubothfeelgood.Whenyoushareyourfeelingsandknowledgewithothers,you’reshowingthatyoutrustthem,whichhelpstoenhancefriendships.Scientistshavediscoveredthatsharingcausesyourbraintoproducesomethingwhichmakesyoufeelcalmandrelaxed.Whenyoushareaproblemwithfriends,you’remorelikelytofindawaytosolveit.Sharingideasmeansotherscanhelpturnthemintoareality.It’salsoanactofkindnessthatmakesothersmorelikelytosharethingswithyou.TwinsGabbyandLola,aged11,areusedtosharing,andGabbysaysthatshelikesseeingthesmileitputsonsomeone’sface.Sharingisn’talwayseasy.Gabbysaysshedoesn’tlikeitwhenpeopledon’trespect(尊重)thethingsshehasshared,andLolasometimespreferstokeepherfavoritefoodtoherself.Youdon’thavetoshare,buttrytobehonestandopen.Itcansometimesmakeyoufeeluncomfortabletosharesomethingsopersonal,butexplaininghowyourfeelingsareinfluencingyourlifemayhelpothersunderstand.8.Whatisthewritertryingtodointhesecondparagraph?

A.Explainwhatsharingmeans.B.Adviseustosharetimewithothers.C.Tellushowtosharewithfriends.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“enhance”mean?

A.减少B.增进C.拥抱10.Whydoesn’tGabbyliketosharesometimes?

A.Sheisafraidthatsharingcanmakeherlifeworse.B.Itmakeshernervousandscaredtosharewithothers.C.Peopledon’trespectwhatshehasshared.11.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?

A.Let’sstarttoshareB.HowtoMakeFriendsC.LearntoRespectOthers二、任务型阅读阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的A-E五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第1-4小题,并回答第5小题。Accordingtoanewstudy,theAmazonRainforestmaybecomegrasslandinafewyears.TheAmazonRainforestistheworld’sbiggestrainforest.Climatechangeandhumanactivitiesmakeit“sick”.Usually,therainforestcanfixitself.12Thetreesmaydieandtherainforestcouldturnintoahot,drygrassland.13TheAmazonisoneoftheworld’swettestplaces.Butsince2005,threedroughtshavehittherainforest.Theywerecausedbyclimatechange.Thetreesdon’thaveenoughwatertogrow.What’sworse,astheybecomedry,theycaneasilycatchfire.Ontopofthis,peoplecutdownrainforesttreesforwood.Theyburntheforesttomakefarmland.Theycleartreestofindminerals(矿产).14TheAmazonRainforestislikethelungs(肺)ofourplanet.TherichplantstheretakeCO₂outoftheairandmakeO₂.Theymakemorethan20percentoftheplanet’sO₂.IftheAmazonRainforest“dies”,therewillbemoreCO₂andourearthwillbecomeevenhotter.15Manyofthemcan’tliveanywhereelse.Theywouldverylikelyjustdisappear.

A.TheAmazonRainforestisalsohometoover3millionanimalsandplants.B.Butnow,itfeelstoo“tired”togetbetter.C.WhyistheAmazonRainforest“sick”?D.TheAmazonRiverrunsthroughtherainforest.E.Alltheseactivitieshavecausedabout17percentoftherainforesttodisappear.12.1613.1714.1815.1916.WhatcanwedotoprotecttheAmazonRainforest?(不超过20词)20三、完形填空LastSaturday,Jasonwentskiing(滑雪)withhisparents.They17agroupofkidswhowerealsoskiing.OneofthegirlscaughtJason’seyeasshewasskiing18.Hedecidedtofollowherdowntheslope(斜坡),hopingtolearnsomeusefulwaysofskiing.However,astheywereskiingdowntheslope,Jasoncouldn’t19hisbodyverywell.Sohefelldownandasnowball20himonthehead.Jasonwasingreatpainandalsocouldn’t21hislegs.Hisparentsquicklycalledforhelp,andthenaidworkers(救援人员)arrived.TheaidworkersfoundJason’slegshurt.Theyquicklyheldhislegsinplacewithsomething22andputhimonastretcher(担架).TheyalsogaveJasonawarmquilttokeepwarmastheysenthimdowntheslope.Later,thedoctorand23cameandtookhimtothehospital.Atthesametime,theaidworkerstoldthemallthenecessaryinformationaboutJason’s24.Thankstotheaidworkersandthehelpfromthehospital,Jasoncouldgohomeafter25forafewdaysinthehospital.ThisexperienceofskiingmakesJasonknowthatit’simportanttomakefullpreparationsandwearprotectivegear(护具)tostop26fromhappening.Inthisway,moreandmorepeoplewillenjoythefunofskiingitself.17.A.refusedB.servedC.met18.A.slowlyB.easilyC.quietly19.A.controlB.touchC.describe20.A.hitB.killedC.followed21.A.findB.breakC.move22.A.wetB.smallC.hard23.A.actressesB.nursesC.scientists24.A.relationshipB.invitationC.situation25.A.restingB.travelingC.working26.A.racesB.firesC.accidents四、选词填空阅读下面短文,从方框中选择适当的单词,并用其正确形式填空,使短文完整通顺。每个词只能用一次,有一项多余。

pressure;shout;angry;together;down;sad;apologize;clear;side;proud;lonelyGrowingupisnotalwayseasy.Wemaymeetmanydifficultiesandfeeldifferentemotions.Whenwefeel27weshouldtrytocontrolitinsteadofsayinghurtfulwords.Ifwemakeamistake,weshould28tootherssincerely.Forgivenessisimportantinourdailylife.Itcanhelpus29theairandkeepourfriendships.Sometimeswemayfeel30becausewehavenoonetotalkto.Atthistime,wecanjoinaclubtomakenewfriends.Weshouldalsolearntolookonthebright31ofthings.Whenwefeel32,talkingtoourparentsorteachersisagoodidea.Theycangiveussupportandhelpusdealwithourproblems.Toomuch33fromstudyorfamilycanmakeusfeelstressed.Wecantakeadeepbreathordosomesportstorelax.Remember,weshouldneverletourselves34difficulties.Ifwepull35wecanovercomeanychallenge.Growingupmeanslearningtoberesponsibleandkind.Weshouldbe36ofourprogressandkeepmovingforward.五、任务型阅读阅读下面短文,按要求完成后面各个小题。Manypeople,likeAndy,worrytoomuchaboutwhatothersthinkofthem.Atschool,Andyneveranswersquestionsbecauseheisafraidofmakingmistakes.Heevenworkshardtomakepeoplethinkhe’sgoodenough.It’snormaltocareaboutwhatothersthink,butweshouldn’tletitcontrolourlives.Thekeyistoknowweliveforourselves,notforothers.Thereareseveralwaystogoaboutdoingthis.First,weshouldrememberthatweareoftenourownbiggestjudges(裁判).Ifwehavealowopinionofourselves,thenwethinkthatothersfeelthesamewayaboutus.Togetoverthis,weshould“learntolove”ourselves.Wecandowhatweliketodoandhelpothersatthesametime.Forexample,ifwearebooklovers,trytovolunteertoreadforkids.Second,wecan’tcontrolhowothersthinkofus.Insteadoftryingtopleaseeveryone,weshouldlearnaboutwhatmakesusdifferent.Whynottakeupahobbylikeplayingbasketball?Inthisway,wecanlowerourstressandhaveagoodtimeinthefreetime.However,thisdoesn’tmeanweshouldignore(忽视)howwetreatothers.Listentoothersfirst,evenifwedisagree.Beingkindandrespectfulisalwaysimportant.Atthesametime,it’sokaytoexpressourownopinions.Remember,winningorlosingisnotthepoint.It’simpossibletomakeeveryonethinklikeus.Everyonehasdifferentopinionsandwe’renottryingtostartafight.So,expressourownopinionspolitely.5.Afterall,communicationisthebestwaytosolveproblems.So,beourselves,respectothersandexpressourthoughtskindly.Don’tletfearofjudgmentholdusback!37.DoesAndyanswerquestionsatschool?3738.Howcanwelearntoloveour

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