八年級(jí)下學(xué)期期末補(bǔ)考英語(yǔ)試題

第一卷（滿分50分） )1.English usefullanguage,isn’tA.a B.an C.the )2.—Haveyoueverbeento therewithmyfatherlastyear.A. B.have C.have D.has )3. manyhappy alongthebeachduringthatA.spent,towalk B.spent,walking C.cost,walking )4.John interestedinChinesetwoyearsago.A.is B.became C.are )5. adultsbegantolearnEnglishinthissmalltown.A.Thousandof B.Thousandfrom C.Thousandsof )6.Hegotupveryquickly hecouldcatchtheearlybus.A.inorderto C.sothat )7.Thefilmremindedhim whathehadseeninAmerican.A. B. C. D. )8.Whatanimaldoyou ,adog,acatoraA. B. C. D. )9.Hetraveledalloverthe hehadaman-madeA.if B.as C.because )10.Ifind easytolearnEnglishwell. )11.Whydoesthiswomandecidedtheseplaces?A.notgo B.doesn’tgo C.notgoing D.nottogo )12.Wouldyoupleasehelpme thepictureonthewall?A.putup B.puton C.putinto ofthemisafarmworker.A. B. C. D. )14.Mybrothercamebackhomewhile A.am B.was C. D.were )15.Weall afterhearingof new B.C. D.Therelivedayoungmaninavillage．Hewasbornina16family．Hisparentshadalotoffarmsandgotmuchmoney．Hewasinschoolforonlyfouryears,buthethoughtheknewall．17thevillagerscalledhimMr.Know-All．Andhetoldhisservantsnottotellhimtheresultsdirectly．Theservantswereafraidofhimandhadtolistentohim．OnedayMr.Know-Allwentto18hisfriendwholivedinatown．Hestayedtherefornearlyaweek．Suddenlyoneofhisservantscameandcalledout,“19,sir!”“Whathappened?”“What’stheretobesurprisedat?”saidtheyoungman．“Throwittotheriver．Bytheway,ofwhatillnessdiditdie?” muchmeatofthehorseanddied．”“What?Hasmyhorsedied,too?Andwhatillnessdiditdieof,“Itpulledthecarriage（馬車）tothehospital,”saidtheservant．“Wemadeit21 thehospital,itwassotiredthatitcouldn’t upanylongeranddied．”“Waitaminute,”saidMr.Know-All．“Whatdidyougotothehospitalfor?” yourmotherthere．”“What’sthematterwithmy downstairsandhurtherhead．Wesenthertothehospital,butitwastoolate．Thedoctorsoperatedon（動(dòng)手術(shù)）heratonce,theytriedtheirbesttosaveher,buttheyfailed!”Mr.Know-Allbecameangryandshouted,“Whydidn’tyoutellmeaboutit25 “Youneverletustellyoutheresultsdirectly,sir．”18．A．lookC．look19．A．GoodB．BadC．GoodD．GoodD．theRunningisbecomingpopularthesedays.Manyofusrunforourhealth.Doctorssaymanyofthehealthproblemscomefromthesebadhabits:eatingtoomuch,drinkingtoomuch,smoking,andnottakingenoughexercise.Doctorstellus,“Eatanddrinkless,don’tsmoke,andexercisemore.”Runningisagoodwayofexercisebecauseithelpsbuildastrongheart.Italsohelpsmostpeopleloseweight.One68-year-oldwomanrunseverymorning.Sherunstoloseweight.Runningisgoodforhealthinotherways,too.Manyrunnerssayrunningkeepscoldsandothersmallhealthproblemsaway.“Runningismydoctor,”saysoneman.Runningcanalsohelppeopletorelax.Sotodaymenandwomenofallagesenjoy )26.Manypeopleenjoyrunningbecausetheywanttokeephealthy. )27.Doctorstellusnottoexercise. )28.Runningcanhelptolose )29.Runningwillmakepeople )30.TodayonlyyoungmenenjoyBOnedayMrandMrsGreendrovetoashop.Theystoppedthecarinfrontoftheshop.Anhourlatertheycamebacktothecarwithalotofthings.Theywantedtoputthethingsinthecar,butMrsGreencouldnotopenthecardoor.ThenMrGreengaveallthingstoMrsGreen,heputthekeyintothelockandturnedit,buthecouldn'topeniteither!"OhdearsaidMrGreen,What'swrongwithit?Wecan'topenthedo"Let'saskthepoliceman."MrsGreenThepolicemancameandhelpedthem.Soonhegotthedooropen.TheGreensthankedhim.Atthattimeamancameupandshoutedangrily,"Whatareyoudoingwithmycar?"MrandMrsGreenlookedatthenumberofthecar,andtheirfaceturnedred.Theircarisnexttotheman's!()31.TheGreenswent A.by B.by C.on )32.TheywereintheshopandboughtalotofA.foranhour B.morethananhour openedthecardoorverysoon.A.MrsGreen B.MrGreen )34.Whywasthemanangry?Because A.hecouldn'tfindhis B.thepolicemandrovehiscarC.otherpeopleopenedhis )35.TheGreensdidn'topenthecar A.itwasn'ttheir B.therewassomethingwrongwithC.theyhadalotofthingsintheirCThereisabarinourtownwiththename“TheWhiteHorse”.It’sMr.Webster’s.Fewpeoplewenttothebarlastyear,butthingsarequitedifferentnow.Therewasapictureofawhitehorseonthedoorofthebar.Thenastrangercameinoneday,dranksomething,lookedaroundthebar,andthensaidtoMr.Webster,“Fewpeoplecomehere.Takedownthepictureofthewhitehorseandputonapictureofablackhorseinstead.”“Butthenameofthebaris‘TheWhiteHorse’.”Mr.Webstersaid.“Yes,butdoit.”themansaid.Thenhewentoutofthebar.Mr.Websterwenttoanartistandsaid,“IwantapictureofablackThenextdayapictureofablackhorsewasonthedoorofthebarinsteadofthatofthewhitehorse.Soonafterthedooropened,amancameinandsaid,“Thereisamistakeonthedoorofyourbar,andthepictureisdifferentfromthename.”Themanlooked,satdownanddranksomething.Thenanothermancameinandsaidthesame,andthenanotherandanother.Alotofpeoplecameinandsaid,“Thepictureonyourdooriswrong.”andtheyallstoppedanddrankinMr.Webster’sbar.()36.ThestrangertoldMr.Webstertotakedownthepictureofthewhitehorsebecausehe A.apictureofablackhorseshowedgoodB.thepictureofthewhitehorsewasn’tgoodfortheC.peoplewouldunderstandthepicturedifferentfromtheD.peoplewouldcomeinandtellthepicturewasdifferentfromthename )37.Mr.Websteragreedwiththestranger A.thoughhewasn’treadytodoitatB.thoughhedidn’tliketheblackC.becauseheknewhewasanartistD.becausehewantedtochangethe()38.Moreandmorepeoplecametothebar A.ithadchangedits B.theblackhorsewasbetterthanthewhiteC.thebarhadablackhorse D.theywantedtoshowthemistake )39.Thestranger_ A.wasclevererthanMr. B.didn’tlikethewhitehorseattheC.knewMr.Websterandtheartist D.gotmuchmoneyfromMr.Webster )40.Fromthestorywehavelearntthat A.ifyourbusinessisn’tgood,you’dbetterchangethenameortheB.ifyouareintrouble,youshouldtakeothers’C.whenyouhavedifficulty,don’tgiveD.whenagoodnameisgiven,itcancauseDThisisastoryaboutamonkey.Anoldmanhadamonkey.Theoldmanlikeditverymuch.ThemonkeywasveryWhenbirdscametothegarden,hedrovethemaway.HealsohelpedtheoldmaninmanyotherOnehotafternooninsummer,theoldmanwasasleepinhischairinthegarden.Afly(蒼蠅)cameandsatontheendoftheoldman'snose.Themonkeydroveitaway.Soontheflycamebackagainandsatontheoldman'snoseagain.Againthemonkeydroveitaway.Againandagain,themonkeybecameveryangry.Hejumpedup,rantopickasmallstonewhentheflywasontheoldman'snoseagain,themonkeyhitithardwiththestone.Theflyfelloff,buttheoldman'snosewasbroken.Well,manypeople,evenourfriends,sometimesdothingsjustlikethemonkey.Theydothingstooquickly,buttheydon'tthinkmuchbeforetheydo.Maybetheysometimesbringustrouble,thoughtheymeantodosomethinggood.The coulddoalotofthingsfortheold B.wasneverreadytohelpC.drovethechildrenawayfromthe D.fellasleepintheWhathappenedwhentheoldmanwas Alotofbirdscameintothe B.ThemonkeywaslookingforaC.Aflycameandsatontheoldman's D.ThemonkeywasbusydoingThemonkeygotangry hecouldn'tcarrya B.hecouldn'tdrivetheflyC.hisstonedidn'thittheoldman's D.hewasafraidoftheWhat'stheresultofthis Theoldman'snosewas B.TheoldmanstillC.Theoldmanhittheflydeadby D.TheflyflewWhatcanwelearnfromthis Themonkeycannothelpusat B.Don'tgetangryatanyC.Wecanhittheflieswithasmall D.WemustthinkcarefullybeforewedoThesuggestionsthatMrWangcameup TheSaharaisabout9600,000square Thefog Hehastoo （多虧了）MrWangandthepassengers,thedoctorssavedthemaninManychildrenlike （---的故事）TheMonkeyKingbecauseheisbraveand (某個(gè)不同的地方Y(jié)oushouldgiveoutallthebooks (快as(越少exerciseyoutake,thefatteryouwillb.It’swrongfor (抄寫othersLongago,peopledidnotneedmoney.Theylivedonwildanimals,fruitsandotherplants.Astimepassed,peoplelearnedtoraiseanimalsandcrops.Sometimes,familiesproducedmorethantheyneeded,sotheystartedtotradewithotherfamilies.58Later,peoplebegantousemoneyasawayofexchange.However,itwasnotthekindofmoneyweusetoday.Theyusedshells,rice,salt,largestones,etc.Duringthe600sB.C,peoplebeganusingcoinsasmoney.Theysoonfoundthatcoinswereeasiertocarrythangoodsandlastedalongtime.Later,countriesbegantomaketheirowncoins.TheChinesewerethefirsttousepapermoney,probablyasearlyasthe11thcentury.TheItaliantravelerMarcoPolosawtheChineseusingmoneywhenhevisitedChinainthe1200s.59.However,Europeancountriesdidnotstartusingpapermoneyuntil1600s.Today,wehavemanywaystopayforthings.Wedonotusecoinsorpapermoney.Often,peopleprefertopayforbycard.Payingwithacardiseasierandsaferthancarryingaroundalotof“real”WhydidpeoplestarttoWhendidpeoplebegintousepaper請(qǐng)給短文擬一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)臉?biāo)題。well,well,future,keep,true,move,next,night,as,,take,Thereisanoldsaying：earlytobed，earlytorisemakesamanhealthy，wealthy（富有的）andwise．Itmeansthatweshouldgotobedearlyandgetupearlythe61morning．By_62this，wewillbeingoodhealth．Andwe’11alsoberichandclever．It’s63thatourbodiesneedtohaveenoughsleeptobehealthy．Childrenshouldhaveaten—hoursleep .Thosewhodonothaveenoughsleepcan’tdotheirworkverywell．Hewillnotbecleverandtheymaynotgetwealthyinthe65.Thebodyneedsexercises66well．Walking，running，jumping，ridingbikesandplayinggamesareallexercises．Exerciseshelp