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2025-2026学年八年级上学期期中考试英语试题一、阅读理解Whoshoulddohouseworkathome?Theanswersaredifferentfrompersontoperson.Herearesomeofmyfriends’answers.Mymotherdoesmostofthehouseworkinmyfamily.Myfathercanonlydothewashing,sweepthefloorandtakeouttherubbish.Hereallyneedstolearnhowtodothehousework.Linda,14Myfatherdoesn’tdoalotbuthetriestohelpmymother.Heoftenhangsouttheclothesaftermymotherwashesthemandmymotherishappythathealwaysgivesherahand.Paul,16Myparentseachdo50%ofthehouseworkinmyfamily.Mymotherdoesthewashingandcleansthelivingroom.Myfathermakesthebedanddrivesmetoschooleveryday.Celina,13Mymotherisadoctor.Sheisbusywithherworkeveryday,soshehaslittletimetodothehousework.Infact,sheisn’tgoodatdoingit,somyfatherhastodomostofit.Sometimesmygrandmothercomestohelp.Bill,151.Whosefatherdoesmostofthehousework?A.Linda’s. B.Celina’s. C.Paul’s. D.Bill’s.2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Linda’sfathercancookandtakeouttherubbish.B.Celinagoestoschoolinacareveryday.C.Paul’sfatherneverhelpshismotherwiththehousework.D.Bill’sgrandmaoftenhelpstodothehousework.3.Thepassageisprobablyfrom________.A.acookingguidebook B.asciencereport C.asurvey D.astorybookTheMonaLisaisthemostfamousworkoftheItalian(意大利的)artistLeonardodaVinci.It’sbelievedthatheworkedonthepaintingbetween1503and1506.Butactuallyhedidn’tfinishthepaintingin1506.HetooktheMonaLisaandcontinuedtoworkonitafterhemovedtoFrancein1516.Therearen’tmanytruefactsaboutthewomaninthepainting.ManypeoplethoughtthatshelivedinthesamecityasLeonardo—Florence,Italy.Othersthoughtthattheartistpainteditbytakingthepartsofsomedifferentpeople.Somepeopleeventhoughtthattheartistjustimaginedherinhishead.NowmostpeoplethinkthatshewasarealpersonandhernamewasLisaGherardini.ThepaintingishangingattheLouvreMuseuminParis.Everyday,visitorsfromallovertheworldcometolookatherspecialsmile.LeonardodaVinciuseddarkcolorsandlightonesinacleverwaytopaintthiswork.Wecanalsoseemanymountainsbehindthewomaninthepicture.Helovedtostudymountains,somountainscanbeseenagainandagaininhispictures.4.HowlongisitbelievedthatLeonardodaVinciworkedonthepainting?A.For3years. B.For13years. C.For10years. D.For5years.5.What’sthemainideaofthesecondparagraph?A.MostpeoplethinkthewomaninthepaintingcamefromFrance.B.LeonardopaintedtheMonaLisabytalkingwithmanypeople.C.LeonardopaintedtheMonaLisabyimagining.D.Wecan’tfindmanytruefactsaboutthewomaninthepainting.6.Whereisthepaintingnow?A.InItaly.B.InFrance.C.InAmerica.D.InEngland.7.Whatcanpeopleseebehindthewomaninthepicture?A.Someanimals. B.Aforest. C.Manymountains. D.Nothing.Doyoufindyourselfinasituationwhereyou’retalkingtosomeonebuttheykeeplookingattheirphone?Thisiscalled“phubbing”—amixofthewords“phone”and“snubbing”.Whensomeoneis“phubbing”,they’reusingtheirphonetolookthroughtheonlinenews,checkmessages,playgamesandsoon,insteadoffocusingon(专注于)theconversation(对话)orspendingtimewiththepeoplethey’rewith.Thewordwasfirstusedbackin2012,whenfewerpeoplehadsmartphones.Andnowthatmostpeoplehavesmartphones,phubbingisacommonproblem.Mostpeoplewouldagreethatit’srudetobefocusedonyourphonewhenyou’respendingtimewithanotherperson.TheexpertWilliamHansonthinksso,too.“Phubbingisano-no!”hesays.“Ifyouplantogooutwithfriends,focusonthemandnotyourfriendsonyourphone.”Studiesfindthatphubbingcandamageyourrelationshipswithothers.Phubbingcanmakepeoplefeelexcluded(被排斥的),andthosewho“phub”arethoughtofaslesspoliteandcaring.Soscienceshowsthatphubbingisnotgoodforus—butwhydowedoit?Itmightbebecausewearefeelingbored,worriedorstressed.Oritmightbebecauseweareaddictedto(沉溺于)checkingourphones,especiallysocialmedia.Whateverthereasonmaybe,phubbingisabadhabitandcanmakeusmissoutonrealmomentswiththepeoplearoundus.Sothenexttimeyou’respendingtimewithafriendorfamilymember,tryandkeepyourphoneoutofsight!8.Whatis“phubbing”accordingtothepassage?A.Focusingonaconversationwithothers.B.Usingaphonetodothingsinsteadofpayingattentiontopeoplearound.C.Playingphonegamestogetherwithfriends.D.Sharingonlinenewswiththepersonyou’retalkingto.9.Whenwastheword“phubbing”firstused?A.In2010. B.In2012. C.In2015. D.In2020.10.WhatdoestheexpertWilliamHansonsayaboutphubbing?A.Itisagoodwaytomanagestressandboredom.B.Ithelpspeoplefeelmoreconnectedtotheironlinefriends.C.Itisanunacceptablebehavior.D.Itisacommonandharmlessproblem.11.Whydoesthewriterwritethepassage?A.Toshowthelatestsmartphonemodels.B.Toexplainthemeaningofphubbing.C.Totellreadersthebadeffectsofphubbingandencouragethemtostop.D.Toexplainhowsmartphonesbecamepopular.Tomwashappyagainandstartedwalkingtoschool.SoonhesawBeckyalsogoingtowardtheschool.Quicklyherantoherandsaid,“IamsorryIactedlikethatthismorning.Becky.Iwon’tever,everdothatagain.Pleaselet’sbefriends.”Beckystoppedandlookedathimscornfully(轻蔑地)andsaid,“I’llthankyouifyoukeepyourselftoyourself,Mr.ThomasSawyer.I’llneverspeaktoyouagain.”Thenshestartedwalkingagain.Tomwassosurprisedthathecouldthinkofnothingtosay.Andhewasfilledwithanger.Ifshewereaboy,heknewthathewouldfighther.Beckywasalsofullofanger.However,shedidnotknowthatshewouldsoonhavetrouble.Theteacher,Mr.Dobbinsoftentookabookoutofhisdeskandreadit.Hewouldneverletanybodytouchit.Outofcuriosity(出于好奇),Beckymanagedtogetitandfoundabeautifulcoloredpictureinit.Justthen,Tomcameintotheclassroom.Beckyhurriedlyhidthebook,butshetore(撕)thepicturepagefromthebook.Sheputthebookbackintothedeskandstartedcrying.Afteranhour,Mr.Dobbinsunlockedhisdeskandtookouthisfavouritebook.Beckylookedlikeahelplessrabbit.ThenextmomentMr.Dobbinsfacedthechildren.Therewasalongsilence.Thenheshouted,“Whotorethisbook?”Nobodyanswered.Theteachersearchedtheirfaces.“Benjamin,didyoudoit?”Benjaminshookhishead.“AmyLawrence?”Alsoashakeofthehead.Beckywasthenext.TomlookedatBeckyandsawthatshewasalmostcryingbecauseshewassoscared.“Becky,lookatmyface.Didyoutearthisbook?”Justthen,Tomjumpedtohisfeetandshouted,“Ididit!”WhenTomsteppedforwardforhispunishment(惩罚),hesawthesurprise,thethanksandthelovethatcamefromBecky’seyes.Thiswasenoughforonehundredbeatings.Thatnight,TomfellasleepwithBecky’swordsinhisears,“Youaresogreat.”12.WhatdoesBeckymeanbysaying“I’llthankyouifyoukeepyourselftoyourself”inparagraph2?A.”Youhadbetterbeyourself.” B.”Youhadbetterbefriendlier.”C.”Youhadbetterenjoyyourself.” D.”Youhadbetterleavemealone.”13.HowdidTomfeelafterBeckysaidshewouldneverspeaktohim?A.Sorryandsad. B.Surprisedandangry. C.Excitedandsurprised. D.Afraidandshy.14.Whatistherightorderofwhathappenedinthestory?①BeckytoreMr.Dobbins’book.②BeckyrefusedTom’ssayingsorry.③Mr.Dobbinsfoundhisbookwastorn.④TomsaidhetorethebookandwaspunishedbyMr.Dobbins.⑤Beckywassoafraidthatshewasalmostcrying.A.①②③④⑤ B.①②⑤③④ C.②①④③⑤ D.②①③⑤④15.Whatmighthappennext?A.TomwouldtellMr.Dobbinsthetruth. B.TomwouldhaveabigfightwithBecky.C.BeckyandTomwouldbecomefriendsagain. D.BeckywouldgiveTomonehundredbeatings.根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。Choresarejobswedoathome.Fewofusenjoydoingchores,butwehavetodothemtokeepthehousecleanandtidy.Asparents,youshouldaskyourchildrentosharehousework.Herearesomereasons.Choreshelpchildrendevelopusefullifeskills.16Theycanlearnhowtotakecareofthemselves,liveontheirown,andgetonwellwithothersbydoinghousework.17Ifchildrenlearntocleanupafteramealfromayoungage,theywillbemorelikelytodosointheirownhomes.Whentheycleanthelivingroomonceaweek,thehabitcontinues.Choresgivechildrenresponsibility(责任).Letchildrendochoresbythemselvesatfirst.18Thechildrenneedtoberesponsibleforwhattheydo.Choresteachchildrenhowtomanage(管理)money.Ifyoupayyourchildrenfordoingsomechores,theywilllearnhowtomanagetheirownmoney.Theycanlearnhowtosaveupforsomethingtheywant.19Choresgivefamiliesachancetospendmoretimetogether.Ifyoudon’thavemuchtimetospendwithyourkidsafterdoinghousework,whynotaskthemtodochoreswithyou?20Theneveryonehasmorefreetimetospendtogether.A.Choresmakechildrengetintogoodhabits.B.Theyareyoungnow,buttheywon’tbekidsforever(永远).C.Whendoinghouseworkwiththem,youcanfinishitfaster.D.Iftheymakemistakes,tellthemtocorrect(改正)themistakes.E.Someonesaysthatthereisnoneedforchildrentodothechores.F.Theyalsolearnthatthehardertheywork,themoremoneytheycanget.二、完形填空阅读下面短文,从每小题A、B、C、D中选出一个能填入文章中相应空白处的最佳答案。Onceuponatime,ayoungmantraveledtoaforeignplacealone.Whilehewaswalkingthroughaforest,he21.Thenhespenthalfadayfindingtheway.Feelingtiredandthirsty(渴的),hesatdownunderatalltreeanddecidedtogetsome22first.Justthen,theman23thatsmalldropsofwaterwerefallingfromthetree.Hewasso24.Hesoonpickedsomeleaves(叶子)tomakeabowlandcollectedwaterwithit.Ittookalongtimetofillthatbowl.Butwhentheyoungmanwasabouttodrinkthewater,abirdflewnearhimandknockedthebowlover(打翻).Hefeltsadandcouldonlystartfillingthatbowl25.Aftersometime,whenthebowlwasfilled,the26thinghappened.Thistimehegotsoangrywiththebird.Hewantedto27it,buthedidn’t.Theyoungmanmade28calmdown(平静下来).Thenhedecidedtofindwherethewaterwasfrom,29hewasafraidthatthebirdwouldknockthebowloveragain.Heclimbedthetreeandfoundasnakesleepingupthere.Itwasitsvenom(毒液)droppingdown.Atthattime,helearnedthatthebirdwasjust30him.Hewasgladthathedidn’thitthebirdormakeanymistakeswhenhewasangry.21.A.felldown B.gotlost C.cameback D.grewup22.A.water B.money C.food D.advice23.A.thought B.expected C.noticed D.promised24.A.patient B.bored C.nervous D.excited25.A.too B.again C.already D.suddenly26.A.same B.usual C.lovely D.strange27.A.touch B.hit C.shake D.save28.A.itself B.ourselves C.himself D.themselves29.A.if B.so C.although D.because30.A.protecting B.missing C.inviting D.believing三、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Apersonhastwoearsbutonlyonemouth.Thatmeansweshouldlisten,notjustspeak.Theword“listen”31(have)thesamelettersastheword“silent”(沉默的).Listeningisagoodquality(品质)thatweshouldhave.Thenwhyisitimportanttobeagood32(listen)?Whensomeoneis33toomuchpressurefromhisworkorstudy,hemayshowhispoorfeelings.It’seasyforhimtogetupsetorangry.Atthistimeweneedtolistenquietlyfirst34hegetscalm.Thenwemayhaveagoodtalkwithhim.Maybeitisagoodwaytohelphimout.Sometimes,wemaythinkourparentsarealways35(talk)toomuch.Butinfacttheydothesebecausetheyareworriedaboutourhealthorjustexpecttohelpusifwehave36(difficult)withourstudy.Ifwelistencarefullyandpatiently(耐心的),ourparents37(feel)wecareaboutthem.Alovingsilenceisoften38(useful)thanwords.Sometimes,wejustwantotherstolistentousbutforgettolistentoothers.Ifso,don’tbesurprisedwhenothersgetunhappy39(sudden).That’sbecauseyouarenotpolite(礼貌的)andyoumaynotrealizeit.Inorder40(show)ourrespect(尊敬)forothers,we’dbetterlistentothemfirst.Thenwecantellthemwhatwearethinking.四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文,根据短文内容回答问题。LoganOber,ateenagerinCanada,startedaprojecttogivepeoplefreecomputersin2022.Loganisyoung,butheisgoodwithcomputers.Oneday,therewassomethingwrongwithhisteacher’scomputer.Hehelpedrepairitandthismadehimhappy.Thentheboydecidedtousehisskilltohelpothers.Inhisfreetime,Loganoftencollectsbroken,oldandunusedcomputersfromschoolsandofficebuildings.Thenhefixesthemandgivesthemawaytopoorpeople.Bynow,hehashelpedmorethanonehundredpeople.However,thisprojectisnotalwayseasy.SometimesLoganhastospendafewdaysfixingonecomputer.Butheneverfeelsbored.Whenpeopleaskhimwhyhestartedtheproject,Logansaysitiscomputersthathavechangedhislife.“Iusedtofeelalotofanxiety(焦虑)aboutallkindsofthingsinlife.However,theloveforcomputershelpedmeovercome(克服)it,soIwantedtodosomethingforpeopleinneed.Somepeoplearetoopoortobuycomputers.Somepeoplehaveoldcomputersbuttheyhavenoideawhattodowiththem.Ijustdomyparttomakethemusefulagain,”hesaid.Loganthinksaman’srubbishcanbeanotherman’streasure.Theboysayshewillkeeprepairingoldcomputersandgivingthemtopeopleinneed.Hewilltryhisbesttomaketheworldbetter.41.WhodidLoganhelprepairthecomputerinParagraph2?42.HowdoesLogandealwiththecollectedcomputers?43.Whyisn’tthisprojectalwayseasyforLogan?44.WhatmadeLoganovercomeanxiety?45.Whatcanyoulearnfromthereading?五、书面表达46.假如你是李华,你的英国交换生同学Jack最近很烦恼。他向你倾诉了他在学校和家里遇到的困难:·在学校:和同学相处不好,感觉没有朋友;·在家里:经常和父母吵架,遇到问题也不愿意和他们交流。请你根据以下提示,给Jack写一封邮件,给他提一些建议。主要内容:(1)简要安慰Jack,并表达你的理解;(2)阐述与同学和睦相处、与父母保持良好关系的重要性;(3)针对他在学校和家里遇到的问题,提出至少二条具体的建议(需涵盖两个方面)。写作要求:(1)包括所有内容要点,并适当拓展,以使行文连贯;(2)文中不能出现真实的

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