山東省聊城市莘縣妹冢鎮(zhèn)中心初級中學2023-2024學年八年級上冊英語第一次月考筆試部分

八上英語月考二卷

)37.—Mum,Billiscomingtodinnerthisevening（20120）

—OK.Let'sgivehim

toeat.從每小題所給的四個選項中選出最佳選項。)31.Englishmenoftentalkabouttheweathertostarta A.messageB.languageC.sentenceD.conversation)32.—Lucy,couldyougiveme onEnglishlearning?—Certainly.FirstyoushouldspeakEnglisheveryday.A.anyadvicesB.manyadvicesC.someadviceD.anyadvice)33.Theyall Lauraaboutbuildingamuseumhere.A.waitedforB.handedinC.agreedwithD.knockedat)34.—Excuseme,Mr.Green.Idon'tknowthemeaningofthesentence.WhatshouldIdo?—Youshould thenewwordsinthedictionaryfirst.

A.anythingdifferentB.differentanythingC.somethingdifferentD.differentsomething)38.—Idon'tthinkstudentsshouldusemobilephonesatschool.— .Theyreallyhaveabadinfluence(影響)onourstudy.A.IagreewithyouB.NotatallC.NoproblemD.It'smypleasure)39.—Lookatthesentence“YouisanEnglishteacher.”—Oh,there'samistakein A.grammarB.spellingC.writingD.vocabulary)40.—Shallwegooutanddosomeoutdooractivities?A.You'rewelcomeB.That'sagoodideaC.Don'tworry D.It'snoneofyourbusinessA.lookatB.lookupC.lookforD.lookafter

)41.ThepopulationofShanghai

overtwenty-fourmillionandthere)35.Whenheheardacryforhelp,heranoutasA.quicklyB.quietlyC.slowlyD.finally

ashecould.

areoversevenmillion inHongKong.A.is;populationB.are;peopleC.is;peopleD.are;population)36.—Howdoyouimproveyour ？

)42.Chinalies

theeastofAsiaand

thenorthofAustralia.—Bylisteningtoatapeandrepeatingoutloud.

A.to;toB.in;toC.to;inD.on;toA.pronunciationB.environmentC.inventionD.suggestion

)43.It's

coldertodaythanitwasyesterday.Ineedanothercoat.A.veryB.moreC.muchD.little)44.Betty'shairislongerthanA.myB.mineC.meD.I)45.—Thecakeistooexpensive.Wouldyouliketoshowmeone?—Sure,hereyouare.A.cheapB.cheaperC.cheapestD.morecheap)46.Whenyoutaketheiceintoawarmroom,itbecomes A.smallandsmallerB.smallerandsmallerC.smallandsmallD.smallerandsmall)47.Whichis ,thisboxorthatbox?A.heavilyB.heavierC.moreheavyD.theheaviest)48.TheChangjiangRiverislongerthan inChina.A.anyotherriversB.theotherriverC.otherriversD.anyotherriver

三.閱讀理解。(共10小題，每小題2分，滿分20分)AHerearesomeEnglishstudyskillsforbeginners.★ListeningLingisagatayoieyorpnciainaeasy.★ReadingReadingisagoodwaytohelpyoulearnnewwords.AnditwillalsohelpyoulearnEnglishgrammar.Children’sbooksaregreatforbeginners.★VocabularyWhenyoucomeacrossnewwordsinthereading,writethemdowninyournotebook.Youcanwritedowntheranslationinyournativelanguagetohelpyouunderstand.()49.Don'ttalktoanyoneaboutthebadnews—A.hardlyB.usuallyC.especiallyD.simply)50.MyunclewenttoShenzhenA.in1990sB.inthe1990C.onthe1990'sD.inthe1990s

mymother.

★SpeakingWhiledoingyourreadingexercisesreadthemaloudYoucanalsolookormeInnetoed.Learninganylanguageneedspractice—lotsofpractice.Youdon’thavetospendhoursstudyingeachday;just30minutesadayforfourorfivedaysaweekwillhelpyouimproveit.()51.Howcanweimprovepronunciation?Bylistening.B.Bydoinghomework.C.Bywriting. D.Bylearninggrammar.()52.Howdobeginnerslearnnewwordsaccordingtothepassage?Rememberthewordsinthedictionary.Writedownthenewwordsyoumeetinthereading.LookfornewwordsontheInternet.Readthenewwordsmanytimesaday.()53.HowmuchtimeshouldbeginnersspendstudyingEnglish?Twohourseveryday.Anhoureveryweek.Halfanhouraday,andfourorfivetimesaweek.Onehoureveryday.()54. Whatdoestheunderlinedword“translation”meaninChineseinthispassage?A.翻譯 B.發(fā)音C.位置 D.次()55.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?HowtoimproveEnglishreadingWaystolearnEnglishgrammarStudyskillsforEnglishspeakingStudyskillsforEnglishlearnersBManylargecitieshaveasubwaysystem（）ThesubwayiscalledtubeinLondon.InSanFranciscoitiscalledBART(BayAreaRapidTransitSomesubwaysystemslikeChicago'sarequiteoldItopenedin1897.OthersaremorerecentForexampleMexicoCity'ssubwaystartedin1969.Mostsubwaysareverymodernandclean,butsometimestheygetverycrowded.Sopeoplehavetofollowcertainrulestomakethetripmorecomfortable.InLondon,whenpeopleusethetube,theymuststandontherightsothatpeopleinahurrycanwalkontheleft.Theyletpassengersgetoffthetrainbeforeothersgeton,andpeopleareexpectedtogivetheirseatstotheoldanddisabledpeople.Somesubwaysprovideexcellentservices.Inmostsubways,thereisastationabouteveryonekilometer.Trainsarriveatastationabouteverytwominutes.Subwayscarryalotofpassengers.ThenumberofpeopletravelingonewayeachhourinLondoncanbeabout30,000.Insomeothercitiesitismuchhigher.HongKong'ssubwayholdstherecordofabout80,000passengersanhour!“Tube”isthenameoftheundergroundtrainsin .A.HongKong B.MexicoCity C.SanFrancisco D.LondonWhendidthesubwaysysteminChicagoopen?A.In1897. B.In1969. C.In2001. D.In1699.HowdopeopleinLondonmaketheirundergroundtripmorecomfortable?Theystandontheleftofthetraintoletotherspassontheright.Theygetoffthetrainquicklyafterothersgeton.Theydon'tgiveseatstotheoldandthedisabled.Theyfollowsomerulesinthesubway.

(nature)tohelpeachother.59.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?Remember

(bring)yourcameraheretomorrow,Mike.A.Trainsarriveatastationabouteverytwominutes.

Look!Theboysare

(quick)ontheplayground.Mostsubwaysintheworldareoldbutclean.Thereisastationabouteveryonekilometerinmostsubways.HongKongsubwaycanholdmanypassengersanhour.Thebesttitleforthepassageis .

Thepoliceadvisesushow （cross）theroadsafely.Theredbikeis (cheap)thanthatone.Idon'thaveenoughmoney,soIwillbuytheredone.Thehistoryofsubwaysystem

Thereare

(million)peopleinthecity.SubwaysystemsinChinaSubwaysystemsaroundtheworldAstoryofHongKongsubway

I'dwithme?Shanghai

(visit)themuseumthisFriday.Doyouwanttogothere(large)thananycityinIndia.It'sdifficulttoliveinaforeigncountry,用括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當形式或根據(jù)漢語提示完成句子（20分）

(especial)ifyoucan'tunderstandthelanguagethere.Therearemanyplacesofinterest (visit)inBeijing.61.There'snothinginthefridge.Whynot

(go)shoppingnow?

77.Thebowlisverysmall.Haveyougota

(big)one?62.Jane

(play)thepianoonSunday.

78.Thevillage (it)ispretty,It'sagoodidea (see)thefilmsinEnglishtwiceamonth.butthesurrounding(周圍)countrysideisratherdull.

(speak)Englisheverymorning.

79.—Tom,doyouthinkyouaredifferentfromLinda?OurteachertellsuslisteningtoEnglishprogrammesisgoodforour(pronounce).

—Yes,I'm (good)atdrawingthanher.Manystudentsare

(take)anEnglishexam.

It'ssunnytoday.Tonysuggests

(wear)sunglasses.書面表達（20分）閱讀表達（10分）RobertGreenwas31yearsoldwhenhewenttocollege.Thatwashisfirsttimethathecameintotheclassroom.Elevenyearslater,hereceivedadoctor'sdegreeinphysics.Fromayoungage,RobertGreenlivedasimpleandpoorlifewithhisgrandfatherinthemountainsofBostor's.Hisgrandfathertaughthimtoread.Laterhetaughthimselftoreadmathbooksandphysicsbooks.Fromtimetotime,heboughtoldbookswi