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上海市民办杨浦实验学校2026-2027学年八年级上学期10月作业质量调研英语试卷一、语法选择Onceuponatime,therewasafrogwholivedatthebottomofadeepwell.

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littlefroghadneverseentheoutsideworld.Oneday,he

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manyinterestingthingsoutsidethewellbyaturtlepassingby.Hebecameverycuriousabout

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heheardanddecidedtoleavethewellandsearchforanewlife.Hejumpedandjumped.Atlast,hearrived

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afarmandsawlotsofspecialplantsthere.

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excitedhewas!Suddenly,aterriblesmellmadehimverysick.Helookedupandsawafarmerwassprayingpesticide(撒农药).Hewasafraidandranawayquickly.Hejumpedandjumpedagain.Soon,hegottothesea.Hethought

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mustbethemostproperplaceforhim.However,whenhejumpedintothesea,he

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somuchrubbishthathecouldn’tstaythereanylonger.Finally,hechose

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backtothewell.Hesaiddisappointedly,“Theoutsideworldisn’tas

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aswhatIthought.Thesmellmakesmefeelterrible.Theproblemof

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istooserious!”Withthesewords,thefrogjumpedbackintothebottomofthewell.1.A.A B.An C.The2.A.told B.istold C.wastold3.A.how B.what C.when4.A.at B.to C.over5.A.How B.What C.Whata6.A.it B.its C.itself7.A.finds B.found C.hasfound8.A.go B.going C.togo9.A.beautiful B.morebeautiful C.mostbeautiful10.A.pollute B.pollution C.polluted二、选词填空A)choice

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F)behindTheUSpublicusesabout50billionwaterbottlesayearandmostofthoseplasticbottlesarenot

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,accordingtoElizabethRoyte'sbookBottlemanid:HowWaterWentonSaleandWhyWeBoughtIt.Morethan$100billionisspenteveryyearonbottledwaterintheUS.Inmanydevelopingcountrieswherethereisn'tasafesourceoftapwater,bottledwateristheonly

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.IntheUS,tapwateriscontrolledbythegovernmentandoften

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fordangeroussubstances(物质).EachAmericandrinks79litresofbottledwaterperyear

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.Thebottled-waterindustryissosuccessfulthatithasoutpacedmilk,coffee,andjuiceinthenumberofgallonsofdrinkssold—puttingit

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onlybeerandsoda.A.Don’t

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G.AvoidSocialmediaallowspeopletoconnectwithfriends,shareexperiences,andstayontrend.

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,theinternetalsohasrisks.Itisimportanttostaysafewhilehavingfunonline.Herearesomesimpletips.First,ifyouhaveaccountsondifferentapps,makesureyouusestrongpasswords.

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usingeasy-to-guessinformation,likeyourbirthdayoryourpet’sname.Second,becarefulwhenyoutalktostrangersonline.Noteverypersononlineisfriendlyortellingthetruthaboutthemselves.

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sharepersonaldetails,likeyouraddress,schoolname,orphonenumber.Third,ifyouwanttopostanythingonline,thinkitover.

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itisoutthere,itishardtoknowwhoseesit.Don’ttalkaboutthingsyoumayregret.

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,keepyoursocialmediaprofilesprivatesoonlyrealfriendscanseeyourpostsandinformation.Remember,byfollowingthesetips,youcanstaysafeonsocialmediaandtheinternet.Yourparentsandteacherswantthebestforyou.Beawareoftherisksandprotectyourself.三、短文填空DoyouknowtheGreatBarrierReef?Itistheworld’slargestcoralreefsystem.It

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(lie)offthenortheastcoastofAustralia.Thereefishometo1,500kindsoffishand400kindsofcoral.However,thereefisin

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(dangerous).Risingseatemperaturescausecoralbleaching(白化)Ifthewaterstaystoowarmfortoolong,thecoral

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(die).Scientistssaypeopleshouldreducecarbonemissionstoprotectthereef.Someyoungvolunteersareplantingnewcoralsinthedamagedareas.Theyhope

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(make)adifference.Everyonecanhelpbyusinglessplasticandsavingenergyathome.Let’sacttogethertokeepthereefaliveforfuture

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(generation).四、完成句子26.Qomolangmais8848.86metershigh.（对划线部分提问）

isQomolangma?27.Weshouldtelltheteacherabouttheleakwhenthetapisdripping.(划线部分提问)

youtelltheteacherabouttheleak?28.Thebabystoppedcryingafterhismumcame.（保持句意基本不变）Thebaby

stopcrying

hismumcame.29.Tomspreadhisarmswidetowelcometheexchangestudents.(改为一般疑问句)

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hisarmswidetowelcometheexchangestudents?30.byjoining,foodandwater,trees,together,pass,theirroots（连词成句）

.五、阅读理解Newspapersandtelevisionnewsprogramsalwaysseemtoreportaboutthebadthingshappeninginsociety.However,thereisaplacewherereaderscanfindsomegoodnews.ThatplaceisawebsitecalledHappyNews.HappyNewswascreatedbyByronReese,whowasthefounderandCEOofPageWise.ReeseoncesaidaboutHappyNews,“Sincethenewsmediaisgivingpeopleanunbalanced(偏颇的)viewoftheworld,it’sourdutytomakeadifference.Traditionalmediaoftenfocusesonnegative(消极的)stories,butourpersonalexperienceisusuallydifferentfromthat.Generally,mostpeoplearegoodandtrytohelpeachother.Mostpeoplearehonest.”NoteveryoneagreeswithReese’sview,though.Manypeoplethinkthatnewssourceshavearesponsibilitytoprovidenewsthatishelpfultopeople.Peopleneedtoknowaboutissuesorproblemsintoday’ssociety.Thenpeoplearebetterabletomakedecisionsaboutthethingsthatinfluencetheirdailylives.Accordingtothis,Reesesaid,“HappyNewsisnottryingtostoppeoplefromlearningaboutissuesorproblems.Instead,itisjusttryingtoprovideabalancedpictureoftoday’sworld.”Bytheendofitsfirstmonthonline,HappyNewshadmorethan70,000readers.About60percentofthemwerewomen.SomethingelseuniquemakesHappyNewsdifferentfromanyoftheothernewsorinformationwebsitesthatareontheInternet.Unlikemanyotherwebsites,HappyNewsgetsfanmailfromitsreadersonadailybasis.Areadersaidinoneofthem,“FromHappyNews,I’verealizedthattheworldisnotasbadofaplaceasIhavebeentrainedtobelieve.”IntheworldofHappyNews,thereisnobadorugly,onlygood.31.AccordingtoReese,howisHappyNewsdifferentfromothernewssources?A.Itgivesabalancedviewoftheworld. B.Itfocusesonnegativenewsstories.C.IttellsReese’spersonalexperience. D.Itprovidespeoplewithhelpfulnews.32.Somepeopledon’tlikeHappyNewsprobablybecause

.A.HappyNewsdoesn’tseemliketraditionalmediaB.HappyNewsdoesn’treportinternationalnewsC.HappyNewsdoesn’treportimportantissuesorproblemsD.HappyNewsdoesn’tattractmenreaders33.Theunderlinedword“unique”inparagraph4probablymeans

.A.special B.interesting C.strange D.awful34.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutHappyNewsafteritsfirstmonthonline?A.Ithadaboutseventhousandreaders. B.Mostofitsreaderswerewomen.C.Itsreaderssentinbadletterseveryday. D.Reeseusedittocreateotherwebsites.35.WhichofthefollowingnewsitemscanprobablybefoundonHappyNews?A.Plasticpollutionintheocean. B.LukeSmithwinscompetition.C.3injuredinseriouscarcrash. D.ThegreatGardenBankrobbery.36.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HowtoBeHappy B.WhyWomenLikeHappyNews C.Newspapersvs.OnlineNewsD.NottheNormalNews六、完形填空WhatDoAstronautsEatinSpace?Beforeyougocampingforoveraweekwithyourfriends,youprepareplentyoffoodandallthestuffyouneedtocookandeatwith.Youkeepthefoodproperlyduringyourwholetrip.Astronautsbasicallydothe

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thingwhentheygotospace.Theyprepareavarietyoffood.Theastronautscaneatsomefoodintheirnatural

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suchasbrowniesandfruits.However,withotherfood,suchascheeseandspaghetti(意大利面),theyhavetoaddwater.Ofcourse,thereisanoveninthespaceshiptoheatfood.Astronautseat

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meal(s)aday,justlikepeopleontheEarth.Themealsprovidethemwithenoughnutrients(营养).Therearemanytypesoffoodsanastronautcanchoosefrom,suchasfruits,nuts,peanutbutter,chicken,beefandseafood.Tomakemealstastebetter,astronautsusecondiments(调味品),too.Butallthecondimentsareliquid,

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saltandpepper.Thisisbecauseifastronautssprinkled(撒)saltandpepperontheirfoodinspace,itwouldfloataway,makeair

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andevengetintoanastronaut’seyes,mouthornose!Whilehavingaspacemeal,whatdoastronautshaveforadrink?Theyhavealotof

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,suchascoffee,tea,orangejuiceandlemonade.Spacefoodsoundsdelicious,doesn’tit?Butyouhavetobecareful,oritwillfloataway!37.A.right B.best C.first D.same38.A.way B.ability C.form D.environment39.A.one B.two C.three D.four40.A.insteadof B.even C.aswellas D.except41.A.dirty B.fresh C.heavy D.comfortable42.A.parts B.services C.choices D.answers七、短文填空Iwascyclingandsawapersonabout250metersa

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ofme.IcouldtellIwascyclingalittlef

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thanhim.Idecidedtocatchupwithhim.Ihadaboutakilometretogoontheroadbeforeturningoff.Istartedcyclingmoreandmorequickly.Afterawhile,Iwaso

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about100metersbehindhim,soIreallyspedupandtriedmybest.Finally,Ipassedhim.Ontheinside,Ifeltsod

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.Idefeatedhim!Buthedidn’tknowwewereracing.AfterIpassedhim,Ifeltsohappyandrodeon.SoonIfoundthatIhadmissedmyturnandhadtor

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.Isn’tthatwhathappensinlifewhenwecompetewithothers,tryingtopassthemortryingtoshowthatwearemoresuccessfulormoreimportant?Wethinkitisanexcitingmoment,sowespendourtimeandenergyrunningafterthemandmissoutonourownpaths.Theproblemwithanunhealthyraceisthatit’saneverendingcycle.Therewillalwaysbes

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aheadofyouinonewayoranother.Whatyoushoulddoisjustrunyourownraceandwishotherswell.Whereveryougo,nomatterwhattheweatheris,alwaysbringyourownsunshine.八、任务型阅读Readthepassageandanswerthequestions:EatingNoodlesAloud!Japanisanationthatvaluesgoodmannersandthequalitiesofbeingquiet.Yet,whenitcomestoeatingnoodles,Japanesepeoplecanbetheloudestintheworld.AccordingtolifestylewebsiteGrapee.jp,slurping(发出啧啧声)wheneatingnoodlesisencouragedinJapaneseculture.It’sbelievedthattakingairintoyourmouthcanhelpthenoodlescooldownandtastebetter.It’salsoconsideredtobeawaytoshowone’senjoymentofthedish.Sometimes,justmakingthenoisealoneseemstomakethenoodlesmoreenjoyable.Itwasnotuntilanewexpression—“noodleharassment(骚扰)”—cameoutonsocialmediathatJapanesepeoplestartedtorealizetheproblem.Theyfoundthattheslurpingnoisewasmakingsomeforeignvisitorsuncomfortable.Asaresponse,JapaneseinstantnoodlemakerNissinintroducedaso-callednoise-cancelingfork.Theforklookslikeanelectrictoothbrush.Itisconnectedwirelessly(无线地)toasmartphone.Whenthepersonusingtheforkstartstoslurp,theforkwillsendasignaltotheperson’sphone.Thenthephonewillplayamorepleasantsoundovertheslurpingnoise.Butisitreallynecessary?Diningtraditionsandtablemannersdovary.InIndia,peopleeatwiththeirhands.Theythinktheybuildaconnectionwiththefoodinthisway.However,peoplewhoareusedtoeatingwithforksmightfinditunacceptabletogettheirhandscoveredinoilorsauce.ButthiseatingmethodispartofIndia’sculture,justlikeJapan’sslurpingispartofitsown.“So,ifyouareeatingnoodles,pleaseslurp,”wroteaJapanesefoodblogger(博主).“Ifanyoneisunhappywithyoudoingthat,justignorethem.They’retotallymissingthepoint.”49.WhydoJapaneseslurpwhentheyarehavingnoodles?50.WhendidJapanesepeoplefindthattheslurpingnoisewasmakingsomeforeignvisitorsuncomfortable?51.Howcantheelectricforkcancelouttheslurpingnoise?52.ItisencouragedinIndianculturetoeatwithforks,isn’tit?53.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“missingthepoint”inthelastsentencemean?54.Whatisyouropiniononthefoodblogger’sadvice?九、书面表达55.Yourschooldidasurveytofindouthowmuchwaterisusedforeachactivityinatypicalhousehold.Readthechartbelowandwriteapassageentitled“Usingwaterathomeproperly”atleast60wordstotelltheresultsofthesurveyandgiveyoursuggestions.你们学校做了一次有关家庭用水情况的调查，下表是家庭各项活动的用水比例数，请以“Usingwaterathomeproperly”为题，写一篇不少于60个词的短文，选择1-2方面简要介绍调查情况，并给出至少2条具体的节水建议，标点符号不占格。__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________十、阅读理解ABCBOOKing.comStays

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