2026年贵州省清镇市博雅实验学校春季学期第一次月考八年级英语试卷

2026年贵州省清镇市博雅实验学校春季学期第一次月考八年级英语试卷一、听力匹配1.听对话，选择与对话内容相符的图片。(读一遍)A.B.C.D.E.1.12.23.34.45.5二、听力选择2.

A．Youarewelcome.B．It’snothing.C．Goodlucktoyou!3.

A．Hehadafever.B．Thismorning.C．Abusdriver.4.

A．Bybike.B．At9:00a.m.C．BecauseIhadatoothache.5.

A．Myfavouritecolourisblue.B．Icleanmyroomeveryday.C．Playingbasketball.6.

A．Atananimalhospital.B．SheworksonSundays.C．Shelovesanimals.7.

A．Becauseshehadaheadache.B．Becauseshehadatoothache.C．Becauseshehadastomachache.8.

A．Hiking.B．Swimming.C．Painting.9.

A．Onceaday.B．Twiceaday.C．Threetimesaday.10.

A．Whenshewasfive.B．Whenshewassix.C．Whenshewasseven.11.

A．Heplayedcomputergamestoomuch.B．Hereadbookstoolatelastnight.C．Hedidn’tgetenoughsleeplastnight.三、听力填空听短文，完成所缺信息，每空仅填一词。(读三遍)

VolunteerActivitiesTimelast12Placeanoldpeople’shomeActivities●Theyarrivedthereat13a.m.

●Theyspentaboutonehourcleaningtheoldpeople’srooms.

●Janetoldsome14.

●Sallyputonashortplayfortheoldpeopleto15themup.

●Atabout11:30a.m.,JaneandSallywentbackhomeby16.FeelingsTheyallhadaverygreattime.四、选词填空阅读下面短文，从框内6个选项中选出能分别填入5个小题空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。

A.forB.atC.aboutD.aE.andF.ifWhynotpickupabooktoreadrightnow?Itisbelievedthatreadingisnotonlygood17ourself-development,butalsoquiteeasytodo.Therearesomanybenefits(好处)ofreadingbooks.Readingis18goodwaytodealwithstress.Whenyouarereadingbooks,youcankeepthenoisyworldoutandneedn’tworry19theproblemsthatmakeyousad.Thismeansthatreadingcanhelpyoufeelrelaxed20powerful.Readingprotectsbrainhealth.Youwillhaveabetterabilitytounderstand21youreadatleastonceaweek.Becausewhenyouarereading,youactuallykeepthinkingandevenimagining.Andthatisagoodexerciseforyourmind.五、完形填空阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。Whydoyouneedhobbies?Scientiststhinktheymightbegoodforyourbrain.Howdoyouchoosethe22hobby?Startwithwhatyouenjoyedinthepast.Didyouonceplayfootball?Takeitupagainorstartsomethingelse.Ifyoufinditisn’teasyforyou,stopand23somethingnew.It’s24thatexerciseisgoingtobegoodforyourbody.Dancingisawonderfulexercise.Gettingoutin25ishelpful,whetheryou’rehikingordoingsomethingboring.Whichhobbieskeepyourmindactive?Learninganinstrumentandreadingarethebest26.Playingthepianoorlisteningtoyourfavoritebandcanhelpyoumakeit.Researchershavefoundreadingisalsogoodforyourbrain.22.A．rightB．cheapC．strict23.A．chooseB．makeC．stay24.A．carelessB．scaredC．clear25.A．waterB．hospitalC．nature26.A．poemsB．choicesC．skills六、阅读理解

Diagnostic(诊断的)ReportPatientInformation:

Member:1508657Name:JohnBlackAge:sixteenyearsold

Job:studentPhonenumber:178xxXx0739Address:No.12,GreenStreet

Problem:Havingastomachache.

Advice:①Takesomemedicinethreetimesadayaftermeals.

②Eatlesseverytimeandeatmoreoften.

③Trytorelaxanddrinkenoughwarmwaterormilk.

Attention:

①Don’ttakeexercisewhenyouhaveastomachache.

②Don’teatspicy(辛辣的)foodordrinkcoffeeortea.

③Takearestanddon’tstayuplate.

④Stoptakingthemedicineifyouhaveafeverorcough.

Cost:

Inspectionfee(检查费)：230yuanMedicine:103yuanServicefee:2yuanWilliamThomas24thMarch27.What’swrongwithJohn?

A．Hehasafever.B．Hehasatoothache.C．Hehasastomachache.28.Accordingtothereport,whatshouldJohndo?

A．Takesomemedicine.B．Exercisemoreoften.C．Drinkcoffeeandtea.29.HowmuchdoesJohnhavetopay?

A．333yuan.B．325yuan.C．335yuan.30.WhatdoesWilliamThomasdo?

A．Awriter.B．Adoctor.C．Astudent.31.What’sthetopicofthepassage?

A．Health.B．Sport.C．Nature.Cookingisfun,butsometimesaccidentsmayhappen.Ifyouburnyourself,cutyourfinger,orpourouthotoilcarelessly,don’tpanic!Herearesomethingsyoushoulddowhentheaccidentshappen.Whenyougetburnedbyfire,hotoil,orsteam,cooltheburnatonceundercoldrunningwaterfor10-15minutes.Thencoveritwithacleanclothorbandage.Don’tuseiceorbutter!Iftheburnisserious,you’dbetterseeadoctoratonce.Don’tbreaktheblisters(水泡)ortouchthemoften.Ifyouarecutbyknivesorsharp(锋利的)tools,washthecutwithcleanwaterandsoap.Pressacleanclothonittostopbleeding.Thencoveritwithabandage.Ifthecutisdeeporwon’tstopbleeding,gotothehospital.Don’tusealcohol(酒精)directlyondeepcutsortouchthemwithadirtyhand.Ifsomethinginthepancatchesfire,turnoffthestoveatonce.Coverthepanwithametallid(锅盖).Withoutoxygen,thefirewillgooutsoon.Ifthefirebecomesbiggerorcoversotherthings,leavethekitchenandcall119assoonaspossible.Doremember,don’tpourwateronanoilfireortrytocarryaburningpanoutside.Tostayawayfromcookingaccidents,wemustalwaysbecarefulwhenusingknivesorfire.Mostcookingaccidentsaresmallifwetreatthemintherightway.Knowingthesetipswillhelpusstaysafeinthekitchen!32.Whatshouldyoudofirstifyouburnyourselffromafire?

A．Gotoseeadoctoratonce.B．Breaktheblistersatonce.C．Cooltheburnunderthecoldwater.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto?

A．Cuts.B．Knives.C．Hands.34.Whatwouldbethebeststructureofthepassage?

A．B．C．35.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Ifyouarecutbyknives,usealcoholdirectlyondeepcuts.B．Whenthefirebecomesbigger,weshouldcall120atonce.C．Toavoidcookingaccidents,weshouldbemorecareful.36.What’sthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A．Totellushowtocausesomeaccidents.B．Totellushowtodealwiththecuts.C．Totellushowtostaysafeinthekitchen.阅读下面短文，从短文后框内的选项中选出填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。Doyouthinkit’simportanttolearnfirstaid?37First,let’stakealookatanexampleoflowbloodsugar(低血糖).KellyisanurseandByrneisafirefighterandparamedic(护理人员).Lastyear,theyflewtoFlorida.Duringthetrip,theysawawomanfalldownandloseconsciousness(意识).38,sotheygotsomesugarwaterandfedittoherslowly.Afterawhile,thewomancametolife.39Theymayfeelsohungrythattheycan’tmovebythemselves.Someofthemcan’thelpshaking(发抖)andevenpassout.Thebestwaytohelpthesepeopleistogivethemsomesweetfood.Ifthatdoesn’twork,call120assoonaspossible.Next,let’slookatanothercase—choking(窒息).Laura,amotherofatwo-year-oldgirlnamedBryony,oncehadascarymoment.Oneday,Bryonywaseatingchickenwhenshesuddenlychoked.40Finally,thechickencameout,andBryonywassafe.41Itisimportanttolearnfirstaidtokeepsafe.

A．Luckily,Lauraisateacherandsheknowswhattodo.B．Thefollowingcases(实例)cangiveyoutheanswer.C．Herearethestepsforfirstaidwhensomeoneischoking.D．TheysoonfoundthewomanhadlowbloodsugarE．Then,whatsymptoms(症状)mightsomeonewithlowbloodsugarhave?F．Inaword,learningthesefirst-aidskillscanhelpusdealwithemergencies(突发事件)well.七、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，根据其内容填空和回答问题。(1至2题每题答案不超过3个单词，3至5题须用完整的句子回答。)NiZixinwasborninHubeiin2007.Whenshewasalittlegirl,herparentshopedshecouldlearntoplaythepiano.However,playinggolf(高尔夫)washertruelove.Luckily,herparentsgaveherfullsupport.NiZixingaveusabigsurpriseatthe75thUSGirls’JuniorChampionshipinCaliforniainJulylastyear.Withanamazingscoreof11-under131,Niwonfirstplace.AndshealsosetarecordwiththebestscoreeverachievedbyaChineseplayerintheevent.Ni’sjourneyintogolfbeganattheageof9.“Iwasintroducedtogolfbymyfriends.Ispentanafternoonplayinggolfwiththemonthegreens.ThenIfellinlovewiththissport,”Nisaid.Ni’sinterestquicklyturnedintoherlove.Overtheyears,Nihasbeeninstricttraining.Shespentthreetofourafternoonsaweekpracticinggolf.Althoughtheweatherwasoftenchallenging,shenevergaveup.Tolearnmoreandknowothergolfplayerswell,shehadtospendlotsoftimewatchingmatches,too.“WeekendsarethehardestbecauseIgethomelate.AndIhavetofinishmyschoolwork,”Nisaid.Nibelievesgolfismorethanjustasport.Shethinksitcanhelppeopletobemorepatientanddeveloptheirthinkingability.Evenwhenyoujustplayitforfun,golfcanhelpbringhappinessandencouragehealthyhabits.Niwillcontinueimprovingherskillsandtakepartinmorematches.“Ihopetorepresent(代表)Chinainsomeimportantevents,suchastheAsianGamesandtheOlympics,andwingoldmedals,”Nisaid.42.Ni’sjourneyintogolfbeganwhenshewas42yearsold.43.NiZixinhadtospendlotsoftimewatchingmatchesto43andknowothergolfplayerswell.44.WhatwasNiZixin’sfavouritehobbywhenshewasalittlegirl?4445.HowlongdidNiZixinspendpracticinggolf?4546.WhatdoyouthinkofNiZixin?Whydoyouthinkso?46八、完成句子47.贵州非常美丽，每年大量游客都选择在贵州放松。Guizhouisverybeautiful,andalotoftouristschoose________________inGuizhoueveryyear.48.徒步旅行是旅游的一个好方式。________________agreatwaytotravel.49.很多游客更喜爱花时间在外用餐。Mosttouristsprefertospendtheirtime________________.50.春季很容易得流感，所以你应该戴好口罩。It’seasytocatchthefluinspring,soyou________________amask.51.如果你遭受严重头痛，请尽快服药!Ifyou________________averybadheadache,takesomemedicineassoonaspossible!九、短文填空语篇填空，阅读下面短文在空白处填入括号内单词的正确形式。Tomisamiddleschoolstudent.These52(day),hedoesn’tfeelwell.Healwayscomplainsthathe53(have)abadheadache.Besides,hiseyesalsodon’tfeelwell.What’smore,hedoesn’twant54(eat)much.Also,hehurt55(he)carelesslywhenhecutpaper.LastSaturday,hewenttoseethedoctor.Thedoctorcheckedhim56(careful)andthengavehimsomeadvice.First,heshouldknowhow57(take)careofhishealth.Second,heshoulddomoreoutdooractivitiesinsteadof58(watch)TV.59(three),heneedstokeepa60(health)lifestyle.Fourth,heshouldbemorecarefultostaysafe.IbelievethatTomwillget61(good)soonbydoingso.Asthesa