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辽宁鞍山市铁西区2026‑2027学年上学期学情调查八年级英语(9月)(本试卷听力30分;笔试部分45道题,满分90分,共120分考试时间120分钟)考生注意:所有试题必须在答题卡指定区域内作答,在本试卷上作答无效。第一部分选择题(共50分)一、阅读理解(共20小题,每小题2分;满分40分)ABOOKREPORTName:ShirleyNelsonTitle:Alice’sAdventuresinWonderlandAuthor:LewisCarrollLewisCarrollwasbornin1832inasmalltownnorth-westofEngland.HisrealnamewasCharlesLutwidgeDodgson.HewasateacherofmathsatChristChurchCollegebuthedidn’tenjoythisjobverymuch.Hisbest-knownwork,Alice’sAdventuresinWonderland,waspublished(出版)in1865.HediedinJanuary1898.Characters:Alice,theWhiteRabbit,theCheshireCat,theMadHatter,theQueenofHeartsetc.Summary:Alice’sAdventuresinWonderlandisthestoryofadream.AliceandhersisteraresittingonthegrassinafieldonawarmdayinJuly.Shehasnothingtodo.ThenshefallsasleepquicklyanddreamsthatshegoestoawonderfulplacecalledWonderland.Heradventuresbeginwhenshefollowsawhiterabbitdownarabbithole.Shefindsadoorintoabeautifulgarden.Shecan’tgothroughthedoorbecauseshe’stoobig.Manyamazingthingshappentoherbeforeshegoesintothegarden.Shedrinksandeatsthingsthatmakehergrowbiggerandsmaller.Sheswimsinapoolofherowntears.Shemeetsacatwithabigsmile.Shehasateapartywithahatter,ahareandamouse.Inthegarden,shemeetstheQueenofHearts.SheinvitesAlicetoplaygames.Finallyshegoestothetrial(审讯)oftheKnaveofHearts.ThetrialisverysillyandAlicebeginstogetangry.Thenshewakesup.1.Whatinformationismentioned(提及)aboutLewisCarroll?a.Hisjobs.b.Hisbirthyearc.Hisworks.d.Hisfamily.A.a,b,d

B.a,c,d

C.a,b,c

D.b,c,d2.HowdoesAlicefeelwhensittingonthegrass?A.Sleepy

B.Afraid.

C.Excited.

D.Amazed3.WhichistheRIGHTorderofthefollowingevents(事件)?a.Alicegoestoasillytrial.b.Aliceswimsinapooloftears.c.Alicegetsangryandwakesup.d.Alicehasateapartywithmanyfuncharacters.e.Alicesitsinafieldwithhersister.A.a‑d‑b‑e‑c

B.e‑b‑d‑a‑c

C.d‑b‑a‑c‑e

D.e‑d‑b‑a‑c4.Wherecanwemostprobablyseethereading?A.Inadiary

B.Inastorybook

C.Onapost

D.InareportBThemovieDearYouhasbecomeabighitacrossChinathesedays.ItcomesfromtruestoriesofoverseasChinese,andusestheold“qiaopi”traditiontotellawarmstoryfullofloveandkindness.Itwinshighpraisefrommostaudiencesofdifferentages.ThestoryhappensbetweenChaoshanandThailand.IttellsaboutagrandmafromChaoshanwhowaitsforherhusbandforyears.HelefthishometowntoworkinThailandmanyyearsago,andsheraisedtheirchildrenalonewiththemoneyandlettershesenthome.Thesespecialletterswithmoney,called“qiaopi”,becameheronlycomfort(安慰)inthelongwaitingdays.However,hergrandsonfoundoutthesadtruthlater.ThehusbanddiednotlongafterhegottoThailand.AkindlocalChinesewomantherenamedXieNanzhiknewthistruth.Shekeptitsecretandwrotelettersandsentmoneyinthehusband’snamefornearly40years,justtoletthegrandmaliveapeacefulandhopefullife.Themoviehasnofamousstarsoramazingplots.Itnevershowstoosadorexcitingscenes,butitstilltouches(触动)people’sheartsdeeply.Itshowsthegreatwarmthbetweentwostrangewomenandtellsusthattruekindnessisalwaysquietandlong‑lasting.5.WhydidXieNanzhikeepwritingtothegrandma?A.Tobecomeafamouswriter.B.Tohelpthegrandmalivehopefully.C.Totakethehusband’splace.D.Tomakemoneyfromthefamily.6.Whatdoestheword“it”inthethirdparagraphreferto?A.Theletter. B.Themoney. C.Thetruth. D.Thename.7.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Manypeopleweretoucheddeeplybythemovie.B.Themovieisfullofmanyexcitingstories.C.XieNanzhitoldthetruthtograndmaatfirst.D.Thegrandmadidn’tknowXieNanzhiatfirst.8.Whichsentencecanbestexpressthefilm’stheme(主题)?A.“Silverinhand,worriesflyaway.”B.“Moneybringshappiness,neverapart.”C.“Aletteracrossthesea,abridgeforyouandme.”D.“Travelfar,neverforgetyourfriends.”CPeopleinancient(古代的)Chinaworkedlonghourseachday.Torelax,theycreatedmanygames.Someofthemhadalonghistory.ChuiwanwasoneoftheballgamesinancientChina,whichwasverypopularintheSongDynasty.“Chui”means“hit”(击打)and“wan”means“ball”.Thissportwassimilartogolf.Onalargefield,theplayersweredividedintotwogroups.Usuallytherewere2to10peopleineachgroup.Everyonehadthreechancestohittheballintoholes(洞)withastick.Onlywhenthreehitsintotheholeweremadedidtheplayerwinthepoint(分).Firstrecorded2,000yearsago,cujuisknownastheearliestformoffootball.Theballwasmadeofleather(皮革)ontheoutsideandfilledwithricebran(米糠)inside.Asafunandrelaxinggame,cujuwasusedinthearmy(军队)totrainsoldiers.Itsrulesweresimilartofootball’s.Eachteamusuallyhad12or16players.Nohandswereallowed.Onlyfeetandtheheadcouldbeused.Theballshouldbehitintotheoppositegoal.IntheWesternZhouDynasty,archerywasanimportantpartofstudyforagentleman.Attheageof15,theybeganlearningshooting(射击).ThemostfamousmatchwasGrandArchery.Itwasheldbytheemperor.Theplayersbowed(鞠躬)beforeshootinganddranktogetherafter.9.Howdoesthewriterstartthearticle?A.BytellingoldsportsstoryofancientChina.B.Bytalkingaboutancientpeople’sneedforrelaxationtointroduceancienttraditionalsports.C.Bylistingchuiwan,cujuandarcherydirectlyattheverybeginning.D.ByshowingdifferentkindsofmodernballgamesinChina.10.Whichstatementaboutchuiwanisrightaccordingtothepassage?A.Playerscouldgetapointafterhittingtheballintotheholeonce.B.Eachplayerhadthreechancestohittheballintoholeswithastick.C.Everygroupinthegamehadnolessthan10players.D.Chuiwanwasthesameasmoderngolf.11.Whywascujuwidelyusedinancientarmies?A.Ithelpedtrainsoldiers.B.Itwasonlyforarmyofficerstokilltime.C.Peopleheldcujugamestocelebratebigfestivals.D.Soldiersplayedittocompetewithotherteams.12.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.MostancientChinesegameswerecreatedmainlyforfun.B.CujubecameverypopularduringtheSongDynasty.C.AncientChinesesportsserveddifferentusesindifferentsituations.D.GrandArcheryhelpedgentlemenlearnshootingskills.DHaveyouseenT‑shirtswithforeignwords?AfewFrenchwords?SomeChinesewriting?InJapan,it’scommontobuythingswithEnglishwords.Manycompanies(公司)useEnglishinadsanddesigns.Theywanttomakeproductslookcool.Buthere’sthefunnypart:mostofthesewordsdon’treallymakemuchsense!TheJapanesecallthis“Engrish”Whatis“Engrish”?ItisanewformofEnglishmadebytheJapanese.It’sthewrongEnglishshownonJapaneseproductsandinads.JapanesepeopleuseitmoreforwrittenEnglishthanspokenEnglish.Forexample,youcanfind“Engrish”onsigns,menus,gameinstructions(说明),andevenT‑shirtsWhyisitcalled“Engrish”?BecauseJapanesepeoplecan’tsay“R”and“L”clearly.Forexample,theymaysay“lice”insteadof“rice”;andtheymaysay“rike”insteadof“like”.Therearebasicallytwokindsof“Engrish”.Oneistheinstructionsthatarespelledwrongorthathavegrammarmistakesoftenfoundinvideogames.TheotherisstrangewordmixesoftenfoundinadsoronT‑shirts.MostofthemcomefrombadJapanese‑to‑Englishtranslations.(翻译)ManyJapanesecompaniesjustwantEnglishtolookcool.Sometimesthewrongwordscanbringfunnymisunderstandings.Forexample,someT‑shirtscarrystrangesentencesthatmakenosensetoEnglish‑speakingpeople.Though“Engrish”isfullofmistakes,ithasbecomeaspecialpartofmodernJapan.So,nexttimeyouseestrangeEnglishwordsonaJapaneseproduct,itmightbethe“Engrish”!13.Wherecanwemostprobablyfind“Engrish”accordingtothepassage?A.InJapanesestudents’spokenconversations.B.OnthemenusofJapaneserestaurants.C.InJapanesepeople’sdailytalks.D.OnEnglishbooks.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“makemuchsense”meaninParagraph1?A.Bepopular. B.Beinteresting.C.Haverealmeaning. D.Lookcool.15.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.JapanesepeoplearegoodatspeakingRandLsounds.B.All“Engrish”comesfromvideogameinstructions.C.SomeJapanesecompaniesusebadJapanese‑to‑Englishtranslationsfortheirproducts.D.“Engrish”iswidelyusedinJapanesespokencommunication.16.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A.WhyJapanesecompaniesliketouseEnglishontheirproducts.B.“Engrish”:FunnyWrongEnglishinJapanC.Twodifferentkindsof“Engrish”.D.ProblemsofbadJapanese‑to‑Englishtranslations二、七选五(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)阅读短文,从所给选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。有一个多余选项。Thephrase“Loveyou,laoji”isverypopularonline.Itmeans“loveyourself”.Whydoyoungpeoplelikeit?Itsoundsliketalkingtoanoldfriend—warmandalittlebitfunny.So,howcanyoulove“laoji”?Beyourownbestfriend.Talktoyourselflikeyoutalktoyourbestfriend.Bekind,notcritical(批判的).Insteadofsaying“WhyamIsostupid?”,try“Ihavetriedmybest,andI’lldobetternexttime”.___17___.Forexample,“Ifinishedmyhomeworkontime.”Thishelpsyoubenicertoyourself.Takerealbreaks.Realrestisn’tjustlookingatyourphonelateatnight.___18___.Makeyourown“restlist”:sitinthesun,takeawarmbath,goforawalk,orlistentomusic.Dooneortwosmallthingseachdaytofeelenergetic.Knowyourlimits(极限).___19___.Ifsomepeopleorthingsmakeyoufeeltired,unhappy,orunsureofyourself,stayawayfromthem.Tellyourself:“Myfeelingsareimportant.It’sokaytoprotect(保护)mypeace(平静).”Askyourself.Everyweekend,askyourself:“Whatmademehappy?Whatmademetired?WhatdoIneednext?”Writedownyouranswers.___20___.A.It’sgoodtobehardonyourselfallthetime.B.Beforebed,writedownthreegoodthingsyoudidthatday.C.Thiswillhelpyouunderstandwhatyoureallyneedinsteadoffollowingeveryoneelse.D.Dothingstomakeyourselffeelpeacefulandhappy.E.Lovingyourselfalsomeansknowingwhentosay“no”.三、完形填空(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)阅读下面短文,从A、B、C、D四个选项中选择一个最佳答案。Mishakrubs(擦)hiseyeswhenheprepareswarmmilk.Likeotherpeoplelookingafterbabies,heis___21___.Itis5:30a.m.,andhehasn’thadmuchsleep.Mishaksitsnexttothebabyelephant,smilesandmakessureshefinishesthebreakfast.Mishakisakeeperfromanelephantrescue(救援)center.___22___,manyelephantsmeetproblems,sotheyneedrescuinghere.Foronething,hunters___23___elephantsfortheirivory.Foranother,peoplebuildhomesandplantfieldswhereelephantsusedtolive.Hungryelephantswalkintothevillagesandfieldstolookforfood.Becausetheyoftencauseseriousdamage(破坏),farmerskillthem.So,adultelephantsoftenleavetheirbabiesbehind.Whenababyelephant___24___itsmother,it’salsoingreatdanger.Thisisbecauseitneedsitsmother’smilkforaboutfouryears.Withoutthismilk,thebabyhaslittlechancetolive.Researchshowsthatelephants,likepeople,havefeelings.___25___themotherelephantdies,thebabyelephantwillbecomesadandill.Thecenter’sjobistoraisethesebabyelephantsandsendthembacktothe___26___stepbystep.First,keeperstaketurnstolookafterthebabyelephantsbecausetheydon’twantanelephantto___27___oneofthekeeperstoomuch.Thenkeeperstaketheelephantsintotheforest.Thisisa(n)___28___partoftheprocessbecausetheelephantslearnhowtoeatinthewildandcommunicatewithothers.Whenanelephantisfourand___29___needsmilk,keepersmoveittothewild.Thismakeselephantsbecomebrave.___30___oftentakesthemeighttotenyearstogetusedtothewild.Atbedtime,Mishakhastoliedownandsleepwithhisbabyelephant.Mishaksaysthatwhenheleavesthebabies,theycry.Doesheneedanalarmtowakeup?“Oh,no,”hesays.“Theelephantsareouralarms.”21.A.Nervous

B.down

C.tired

D.shy22.A.Unluckily

B.Finally

C.Excitedly

D.Suddenly23.A.buy

B.kill

C.keep

D.collect24.A.loses

B.helps

C.saves

D.follows25.A.But

B.Although

C.Before

D.If26.A.center

B.zoo

C.wild

D.city27.A.careabout

B.lookfor

C.thinkof

D.counton28.A.easy

B.fast

C.important

D.strange29.A.nolonger

B.forexample

C.ontime

D.intotal30.A.She

B.It

C.He

D.This四、语法填空(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)阅读短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。TheStartofAutumn,the___31___(thirteen)ofthe24solarterms,meansthebeginningofAutumn.Thisyear,itfallsonAugust7th.Manypeoplethinkit___32___(show)coolweatheriscomingsoon.___33___,thesummerhightemperaturewillnotgoawayrightaway.Thehigh‑temperatureperiodaftertheStartofAutumniscalledthe“AutumnTiger”.Theweatherisstillhot,sopeoplestillneedtosave___34___(they)fromthehotweather.As___35___result,peopleshouldnotrushtoputawaysummerclothestooearly.Thissolartermalsocomeswithalotoffood‑relatedtraditions.Awell‑knowntraditionis“gainingautumn___36___(weigh)”.Manypeoplegetthininthehotsummer,sotheyeatmanynutritiousfoodstogettheirenergyback.Inrecentyears,“thefirstmilkteaofautumn”hasbecomeapopulartrend.Togreetthisspecialseason,manypeoplebuysweetmilktea,turningitintoafunnewway___37___(celebrate)thesolarterm.TheStartofAutumnisnotonlyrich___38___foodtraditionsbutalsoveryimportantforfarmers.Cropsgrowquicklyandbecomeripe(熟),sofarmersarebusypreparingforthecomingharvest.Besidesitsimportanceforfarmers,thissolartermholdsdeep___39___(culture)value(价值).Itmarkssmall___40___(change)inweatherandshowsthewisdom(智慧)ofancientChinesepeople.五、任务型阅读(共4小题;41‑43每题2分,44题4分,满分10分)请认真阅读下面短文,并根据短文内容回答问题或完成任务。There’snothingbetterthanenjoyingcold,sweeticecreamonahotsummerday.ButdidyouknowthatancientChinesepeoplealsoenjoyedfrozendessertsthousandsofyearsago?Let’stakealook.AsearlyastheZhouDynasty,peopleknewhowtocutandkeepiceinwinter.Theykeptitinicecellars(地窖)anduseditduringthehotsummer.Therewereevenofficialstakingcareoftheice.IntheTangDynasty,peoplediscoveredthatsaltpeter(硝石),thesamethingusedinmakinggunpowder(火药),couldfreezewater.Thatwasahugehelpformakingfrozenfood.Afamousdessertbackthenwassushan.Peoplemadeitbyheatingcheese,shaping(塑造)itlikeasmallmountainandthenfreezingit.Itisthoughttobeanearlykindoficecream.DuringtheSongDynasty,iceddrinkstalls(小摊)becamecommonincities.AccordingtoDongjingMengHuaLu,writtenbyofficialMengYuanlao,peopleinKaifeng,theNorthernSongcapital,enjoyedsummerbystayingincoolplacesandhavingiceddrinksandfruits.DuringtheYuanDynasty,peoplemixedfruitpuree(果浆)andmilkwithicetomakeadishcallednaibing.ItissaidthatEmperorShizuoftheYuanDynastyreallyenjoyedit.Heevenkeptitasasecretcourtrecipe(宫廷食谱)andsaidnoonecouldtakeitoutsidethepalace.41.WhendidancientChinesepeoplestarttokeepice?________________________42.WhatdidpeopledowithsaltpeterintheTangDynasty?________________________43.HowdidpeoplemakethedishnaibingintheYuanDynasty?________________________44.DoyouthinkfrozendessertswerewelcomeinancientChina?Whyorwhynot?(Write30wordsormore.)六、书面表达(15分)45.学校学生会将组织全体学生参加校园植树活动,请以学生会名义写一则书面通知。写作提示:说明活动时间(本周六上午9:00)、地点(校园西侧);注明注意事项(带铁锹spade、水桶bucket、穿运动鞋等);表达期待。写作要求:词数:80‑90词;内容须包含所有提示要点,可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。Notice________________________

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