期末復(fù)習(xí)之閱讀理解八年級(jí)英語(yǔ)下學(xué)期期末復(fù)習(xí)查缺補(bǔ)漏沖刺滿分（牛津深圳版）

期末復(fù)習(xí)之閱讀理解20篇(廣州名校真題)（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）World’soldestlandanimalJonathan,aturtleontheislandofSaintHelenaintheSouthAtlantic,turned190yearsold.Thismakeshimtheworld’soldestlivinglandanimal.Infact,Jonathanisprobablyolderthan190.In1882,SirWilliamGreyWilson,governoroftheisland,gothimasagift.Atthattime,Jonathanwasalreadyanadult.Sinceittakesmorethan50yearsforaturtletobeeanadult,animalexpertssayJonathanmusthavebeenbornbefore1832.SohisbirthdaywassetonDecember4th,1832.In1890,SirGreyWilsonbecamethegovernorofthisisland.HetookJonathanwithhimtoliveatthegovernor’shome,calledPlantationHouse.Sincethen,over30othergovernorshaveeandgonefromPlantationHouse.ButJonathanhasremained.Andnowheshareshishomewiththreeotherturtles.Itishardtounderstandhowmuchtheworldhaschangedinthepast190years.JonathanwasbornbeforetheInternet,puters,TVs,radios,telephonesorlightbulbs.Heisolderthanthefirstpicture.Hewasbornbeforeglobalwarmingbeganandbeforeplasticwasinvented.ButJonathan’sinterestsdonotchange.Helovessleepingandeating.Helikestowarmhimselfbysleepinginthesun.Whentheweathergetscold,hedigshimselfintograsstokeepwarm.ThoughJonathanisstillveryactive,hedoeshavesomehealthproblems.Heisblindandcannotsmell,sopeopleneedtofeedhimbyhand.Buthecanhearwell.Andheeatsalot.Heeatsalotofvegetablesandfruits,includinglettuce,cabbageandcarrots,aswellasapplesandbananas.ScientistshaveevenstudiedJonathantogethealthbenefitsfromhisdietandcells.Hiscellsdonotmutate(突變)thesamewayhumancellsdo.Scientistsalsohopetofindsomesecretstofightingcancerinhumans.1．WhydidthewriterlistsomeinventionsinParagraph5?A．ToshowJonathan’slonglife. B．Totellthedevelopmentofthesociety.C．Toexpresstheconcernofglobalwarming. D．ToshareJonathan’sinterestinglife.2．WhichofthefollowingsisNOTTRUE?A．JonathanhaslivedinPlantationHousewithover30othergovernors.B．TherearefourturtlesinPlantationHousenow.C．Jonathanlikestosleepinthesuntokeepwarm.D．Jonathandigshimselfintograsstogetcold.3．WhydopeopleneedtofeedJonathanbyhand?A．Becauseheisveryactive. B．Becauseheisblindandcan’tsmell.C．Becauseheisaturtleofthegovernor. D．Becauseheistoooldtoeatbyhimself.4．What’sthecorrectorderofthefollowingeventsaccordingtothepassage?①Jonathanlivestogetherwiththreeotherturtles.②SomeonesentJonathantoGreyWilsonasagift.③JonathanwasbornonanislandintheSouthAtlantic.④JonathanmovedtoPlantationHousewithGreyWilson.⑤Morethan30governorscameandgonefromPlantationHouse.A．②③④①⑤ B．②③④⑤① C．③②④①⑤ D．③②④⑤①（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）Howdoweusestrongbodylanguagetomakeusseempowerfulwhilemakingaspeech?Vanessa,whoisaresearcherofhumanbehavioroncesaidthatTonytheTigerhassomeofthebestbodylanguagewecanlearnfrom.ThepictureisTonytheTiger’stypicalposeoneverycerealboxacrossAmerica.Researchershavefoundthatthebroaderwestand,themorepowerfulwefeel.SobyexaminingTony’spose,weseethatheisstandingverybroadlywithhisfeet.Ifyoulookcloser,you’llseeheispointingupwards,asifheweresaying,“Iamgoingup”or“________”.IfyoulookatTonyagain,youcanseehissmilelinesreachalmostallthewayuptohiseyes.Hissmileisnotonlyopen,butitishugelyexpressive.ThissmiledesignmakesTonylookincrediblyhappy,excitedandoptimistic.TonytheTigeralwaysfacesforward.Whenwearetalkingwithpeoplefacetoface,weareshowingasignofrespect.Soifyoulookatthecerealbox,youmayfeellikeTonyispayingattentiontoyouandthisisexactlywhatkidsliketosee.Aninterestingstudyfoundthat57outofthe86cerealboxeshadcharacterslookingdown.Imagineachildiswalkingaroundinthesupermarket,handinhandwithhisorhermom.Thesmallchildislookingupatalltheboxesandtheyseethecerealcharacterslookingdownatthem.Whenthechildlooksupandmakeseyecontactwiththebox,thisattractsthechild’sattentiontothatcharacter.Makingeyecontactisgreatbecauseitcanincreasefeelingsofloveandinterest!Greatbodylanguageduringthespeechdrawstheaudience’sattentiontoyourpoints,andhelpsyouconnectwithyourlistenersandbuildupagoodrelationship.Nexttimeyouaregoingtospeakinpublic,justthinkaboutTony,theTiger!5．Whichisthemostsuitablesentencetofillintheblank“________”?A．Thisisme. B．I’mNo.1. C．Whoareyou? D．Whynot?6．WhatisParagraph5mainlyabout?A．Makingeyecontactwithpeopleishelpful.B．Characterscanattractchildrenbylookingup.C．Thenumberisusefultothestudyoncharacters.D．Manycerealboxeshavecharacterslookingdown.7．What’sthemainpurposeofthepassage?A．TointroduceTonytheTiger. B．Totellpeoplehowtomakeaspeech.C．TotalkaboutVanessa’sinterestingstudy. D．Tohelppeoplehavebetterbodylanguage.8．Whatisthestructureofthepassage?A． B．C． D．（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）Doyoulikecartoons?Herearefourinterestingandmeaningfulones.RayaandtheLastDragon

Kumandraisarichland.ButbadspiritscalledtheDruunattackthepeopleandturneveryoneintostones.ThedragonsofKumandrausetheirmagictocreateanorbthatnotonlykeepsofftheDruun,butalsoturnsbackeveryonetolife.Inreturn,thedragonsbeestones.

Thechief’sdaughter,Raya,findsthedragonwhocreatestheorb.TheymeetalotofchallengesanddefeattheDruun.Everyoneisbroughtbacktolife.Allthedragonsarebroughtbacktolife,too.

Rayaisn’taprincesswhoneedsaprincetosaveher.Instead,she’sastrongwarrior(勇士)tosaveherkingdom.PussinBoots:TheLastWish

Pussdiscoversawishmapthatcanhelpachievehiswishtogetallhisninelivesback.HegoesonanadventurewithhisdogfriendPerritoandcatloverKitty.Duringthejourney,hemeetsmanydifficulties.ThetwofriendsacpanyPussallthetimeandgiveahandwhenheisinneed.

Finally,Pussrealizesthatthere’snolegendlefttochaseandnoliveslefttowasteandhelearnsthevalueoflife.IAmWhatIAm

A’juanlivesinapoorvillageinGuangdong.Hisparentsworkinabigcity.Manypeopleinthevillagethinkheisgoodatnothing.HeandhisfriendstakepartinaliondancepetitioninGuangzhou.Atlast,theywin.A’juanprovesthathecanbegoodatsomething.Andtheycanrealizetheirdreams.

Theaudiencecanfeelthecharmofthetraditionalcultureofliondanceatthesametime.Encanto

Ittellsastoryofthemagicalfamily.TheycreateahouseinEncanto.PeoplelivehappilyinthevillageinEncanto.UnlikemanyotherDisneyprincesses,Encanto’sstarMirabellooksordinaryanddoesn’thavesuperpowerswhileeveryoneelseinherfamilydoes.Somearesuperstrong.Somecantalktoanimals.However,whendangeres,she’stheonlyonewhocansaveherfamily.That’shermagic.

Intheend,thevillagepeopleetogetherandbeewholeagain,withloveandfriendshiparoundthem.9．WhichtwocartoonsareproducedbyDisney?A．IAmWhatIAm&Encanto.B．Encanto&RayaandtheLastDragon.C．PussinBoots:TheLastWish&IAMWhatIAM.D．RayaandtheLastDragon&PussinBoots:TheLastWish.10．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“acpany”meaninPussinBoots:TheLastWish?A．gowith B．playwith C．dependon D．waitfor11．WhichofthefollowingsayingscanbestdescribeA’juan?A．It’snevertoooldtolearn. B．Agoodbeginningishalfdone.C．Wherethere’sawill,thereisaway. D．WheninRome,doastheRomansdo.12．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．A’juanandhisparentsliveinabigcity.B．Mirabeluseshersuperpowertosaveherfamily.C．ThedragonsofKumandraturnpeopleintostones.D．AwishmapisusedtohelpgetbackPuss’sninelives.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）RealDogsVSRobotDogsStudentsinourclasshavedifferentopinionsonkeepingrealdogsorrobotdogs.Herearesomeoftheirideas.Ilikekeepingrealpetdogsbecauselonelinessisterrible,andIneedapetaround.WheneverIlookaftermydogRocky,Ifeelbetter.Andmygrandmabenefitsfromtakingcareofit.Rockyisfurryandsoft,whichgivesusanaturalsenseofcloseness.WhenIenterthefrontdoorafterschooleveryday,itisusuallythefirsttogreetmewithitstailwagging.Sometimes,itwillrunincirclesaroundmetogetmyattention,anditwillrolloversothatIcanpetitstummy.Tim@TimIdon’tagreetokeeparealdog.Keepingrobotdogsiswonderful!Theydon’tlosehairoreatthingsthewayrealdogsdo.Theywon’tbiteorscratchyou.Theywon’tsharpentheirclawsonyournewsofa,orchewthelegoffofthediningroomtable.What’smore,yourrobotdogswon’thavetogotothevetordie,leavingyouinastateofemotionalheartbreak.Ienjoylivingwithmyrobotdog.JackSodoI.Nowadays,theburdenofkeepingarealdogisquiteheavy.Youhavetobatheit,buyclothes,andseeavetwhenitissick,maybeatleasttwoorthreethousandyuanayear.Inadditiontopayingmoney,thereisalsoaburdenoftimeandenergy.Somerobotdogscandomanythings:theycanherdsheep,walkaroundthefields,opendoors,dosomedangerousanddirtyjobsinsteadofpeopleandsoon.@JackLucyIthinkbothofthemarefantastic.It’struethatyouneverhavetoworryaboutgivingyourrobotdogswaterorfood.Theycanwagtheirtails,playballs,movetheirearsbackandforthandblinkeyes.Robotdogscanalsounderstanddifferentwords,suchas“sit”,“stay”,and“e”.Ifyouwantapetdog,butworryabouttakingcareofit,thenarobotdogwillbeagoodchoice.Nowrobotdogscan“l(fā)earn”andremembertheirdailyexperiences.However,realdogscanplaywithpeopleandmakethemhappy.Theycanalsointeractwiththeirowners,butrobotdogsjustcan’tdothisyet.Sam13．WhydoesTimliketokeeprealdogs?A．Tohelppeopledomanythings. B．Totakecareoftheelderlypeople.C．Tohelphimkeepawayfromloneliness. D．Tohavebettermunicationwithdogs.14．Whatdorobotdogsandrealdogshaveinmonaccordingtotheconversations?A．Theycanbiteandbarkatstrangers. B．Bothofthemcanwagtailsandblinkeyes.C．Ownerscansavetime,moneyandenergy. D．Youneedtotakethemtovetswhentheyaresick.15．Wheremayyouseetheirconversations?A．Inamagazine. B．Inaicstrip. C．OntheInternet. D．Inasciencefiction.16．Whichofthefollowingdescriptionsisright?A．TimandLucysharethesameopinion.B．KeepingrealdogsisacceptableforSam.C．Jackthinksitisexpensivetokeeparealdog.D．Robotdogscanunderstandalltheirowners’words.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）HuaTuowasafamousdoctorinEasternHanDynasty.Hewasbornintoday’sAnhuiProvince.HisfatherdiedwhenHuawasonlyseven.Then,helivedapoorlifewithhismother.Inordertoenablehersontohaveabettercareer,themothersentyoungHuatostudymedicinefromalocaldoctor.Thedoctorwasimpressedbytheboy’shardworkandtalent,sohedecidedtoteachhimalltheskillsheknew.Soon,Huabecameanexpertinmedicine.HuaTuonotonlymadegreatachievementsinmedicine,butalsomadeeffortstohelppeopleimprovetheirphysicalandmentalhealth.HecreatedtheFiveAnimalExercises,alsoknownasWuqinxi.TheFiveAnimalExercisesarethefirstpletesetofqigongexercisesfollowingthemovementsofanimals:monkeys,deer,birds,bearsandtigers.Theyarewelldesignedtohelpbloodcirculation,andlettheenergygosmoothlyinthebodysoastoimprovethehealth.“Thebearmovementsaregoodforthestomach.Thetigermovementscanreducethepainintheback.Thedeermovementshelpreducethefataroundthewaist(腰).Thebirdmovementscanhelpkeepourkneeshealthyandthemonkeymovementscanbegoodfortheheart,”saidHuaYi,the59thinheritor(傳承人)ofWuqinxi.Theseexercisesneednotoolsandtheyareeasytolearn.Youcansearchonlineforthevideosandpractisethematanytimewhenyoufeellikerelaxingyourbodyandmind.Becauseit’sfuntopractiseandgoodforhealth,theFiveAnimalExercisesarestillpractisedtodaybyagreatnumberofpeople,notonlyinChina,butalsoinmanyotherplacesoftheworldaswell.In2011,theChinesegovernmentincludedtheFiveAnimalExercisesintothecountry’sprotectionlistofnationalculturalheritages.17．Ifyourauntwantstobeeslimandfit,whichanimalmovementswillyouremendtoher?A．Thebearmovements. B．Thetigermovements.C．Thedeermovements. D．Thebirdmovements.18．WhatisNotTrueabouttheFiveAnimalExercises?A．Theyarebeingmoreandmorepopular.B．Theyareinterestingandnotdifficulttolearn.C．Theyarebasedonthemovementsoffiveanimals.D．Theyaregoodforthesamepartofthehumanbody.19．Whatmightbethebesttitleforthearticle?A．HuaTuo’smedicine. B．HuaTuo’sfamily.C．HuaTuo’schildhood. D．HuaTuo’sFiveAnimalExercises.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）SnoopyFirstappearance:October4,1950(icstrip)Createdby:CharlesM.SchulzInformation:Snoopycanbeselfish,likeeatingalot,andlazyattimes,andsometimesfoolshisowner,butonthewholeheshowsgreatlove,care,andloyalty(忠誠(chéng))tohisowner(eventhoughhecannotevenrememberhisnameandalwaysreferstohimas“TheRoundHeadedKid”).MickeyMouseFirstappearance:May15,1928(PlaneCrazy)Createdby:WaltDisneyInformation:Mickeywasconsideredasaniceguy,usuallyseenasanhonestandbravehero.Thismousealwayswearsredshorts,largeyellowshoes,andwhitegloves.Mickeyisoneoftheworld’smostrecognizable(可辨認(rèn)的)characters.DonaldDuckFirstappearance:June9,1934(TheWiseLittleHen)Createdby:WaltDisneyInformation:Thecinemaaudiencelikedhimbecausehewaslazyandgreedy(貪婪的).AndtheylovedhisvoicewhenhebecameangrywithMickey’seightnephews(侄子).SoonDonaldwasmorepopularthanMickeyMousehimself.McDullFirstappearance:June24,1995(icbooks)Createdby:AliceMak/BrianTseInformation:McDullisamalepig.Hehasaheartofgold,butheisn’tverysmartandisordinaryineveryway;hehasmanydreams.However,everytimehetries,hefails;heisdisappointed,buttriesagain.Inthiswayhecreateshisowncolourfulworld.Heisnotperfect,buthisattitude(態(tài)度)towardslifemakeshimapopularcharacter.20．Whatcartooncharactersfirstappearedintheicbooks?A．McDull&DonaldDuck. B．MickeyMouse&Snoopy.C．DonaldDuck&Snoopy. D．Snoopy&McDull.21．WhatcanweknowaboutMcDullaccordingtothematerial?A．McDullisafemalepig. B．Henevergivesupeasily.C．Hisperfectnessmakeshimpopular. D．Heisveryspecialandhasmanydreams.22．Whatcanwelearnfromtheaboveinformation?A．SnoopywascreatedearlierthanDonaldDuck.B．Theaudiencedidn’tlikeDonaldDuckbecausehewasgreedy.C．BothMickeyMouseandDonaldDuckwerecreatedbyWaltDisney.D．MickeyMousefirstappearedinthefilmcalledTheWiseLittleHen.23．Whereisthispassageprobablyfrom?A．Anotice. B．Astorybook. C．Anadvertisement. D．Acartoonmagazine.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）SomepeoplebelievethathumanscouldliveontheplanetMarsbytheyear2100.Ourownplanet,theEarth,isbeingmoreandmorecrowdedandpollutedbecauseoftherapidincreaseinpopulation.ItishopedthatpeoplecouldstartalloveragainandbuildabetterworldonMars.Hereiswhatlifecouldbelikethere.Atpresent,ourspacecraftsaretooslowtocarrylargenumbersofpassengerstoMars—itwouldtakemonths.Withthedevelopmentoftechnology,bytheyear2100,thejourneymightonlytakeabout20minutesinspacecraftsthattravelatthespeedoflight!However,thespacecraftswouldtravelsofastthatthejourneytoMarsmightbequiteunfortable.Manypeoplewouldfeelill.Humanscannotsurvivewithoutwater,oxygenorfood.Sofar,nobodyknowswhethertherewouldbeenoughwateroroxygenonMarsforpeoplethere.Moreover,scientistsarenotsurewhetherplantscouldgrowonMars.Foodwouldmostprobablybeintheformofpillsandwouldnotbesotasty.Gravitycouldbeanotherproblem.ThegravityonMarsisonlyaboutthreeeighthsofthatontheEarth.Peoplewouldhavetowearbootsthatarespeciallydesignedtopreventthemselvesfromfloatingoffintospace.paredwithlifeontheEarth,lifeonMarswouldbebetterinsomeways.Peoplewouldhavemorespace.Theymightliveinhouseswithhugefortablerooms.Also,robotswoulddomostoftheirworksothattheycouldhavemoretimetorelax.TherewouldprobablybenoschoolsonMars.Everystudentwouldhaveaputerathomeconnectedtoaninterplanetarynetwork.Theywouldstudyatonlineschoolswith“eteachers”.LifeonMarswouldbeinterestingaswellaschallenging.24．Whatisthestructureofthearticle?A． B． C． D．25．WhatchallengesmightpeoplehavetoliveonMars?①Peoplemighthavefoodintheformofpills.②Mumsdon’thavetodomuchhousework.③Childrencouldhavebiggerbedroomsoftheirown.④Peoplemightgetsicktravelinginthefuturespacecraft.⑤Speciallymadeclotheshavetobewornwhilefloating.⑥Studentsmightbeabletohaveeclassesjustathome.A．①②③ B．②③⑥ C．①④⑤ D．④⑤⑥26．Whatdoestheunderlinedwordinterplanetarynetworkmean?A．Anetworkconnectspeoplefromdifferentcities.B．Anetworkconnectspeoplefromdifferentcountries.C．Anetworkconnectspeopleallovertheworld.D．Anetworkconnectspeoplefromdifferentplanets.27．Whatisthewriter’sopiniontowardslifeonMars?A．Heisagainstit. B．Heisworriedaboutit.C．Helooksforwardtoit. D．Heisnotsureaboutit.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）Oilpaperumbrellas,withahistoryofover1,000yearsinChina,wereusedbymanypeopleinthepast.However,steelribbed(鋼骨的)umbrellasappearedinthelastcentury.Andoilpaperumbrellasbecamelessusedindailylife.Instead,theyturnedintodecorativeartifacts(工藝品).YuhanginHangzhouisfamousformakingoilpaperumbrellas.Thehandmadeumbrellasheretakemorethan70stepstomake,includingmakingbambooribs,pastingpaper(糊紙)andpaintingpictures.Itusuallytakesatleastsevendaystomakeanumbrella.In2015,LiuWeixue,leftawellpaidjobasadesignertolearnthetraditionalartfromhisgrandfather.Aftermasteringtheskills,heopenedashopofoilpaperumbrellas.Now,heisamasterofmakingoilpaperumbrellas.“Iwanttobringthearttolife.”Liusaid.Towintheheartsofyoungpeople,Liutriedtomaketheumbrellasbetter.Hestartedtousethickerpaperbecausethetraditionalpaperwaseasytobreak.Inatest,hisumbrellaswereopenedandclosed1,000times,buttheydidn’tbreak.Also,heusedlighterbamboosothattheumbrellaswouldweighless.In2017,Liuopenedanonlineshoptosellumbrellas.Ithasmorethan80,000fans.Liuhopestopassontraditionalart,soheoftengoestolocalschoolstoteachstudents.ZhuTingtingtookLiu’sclasslastsummerandmadeanumbrellainclasssuccessfully.Shesaid,“Learninghowtomakeoilpaperumbrellasmeansalot.”28．ThewriterwroteParagraph2to________.A．tellusYuhangisthehomelandforoilpaperumbrellasB．introducehowdifficultitistomakeoilpaperumbrellasC．showhisdeeplovefortheoilpaperumbrellasD．telluswhatoilpaperumbrellaslooklike29．ThefollowingthingsmakeLiu’soilpaperumbrellaspopularEXCEPT________.A．thickerpaper B．lighterbamboo C．traditionalpaper D．hisonlineshop30．Whatisthemeaningoftheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraph?A．It’simportantforyoungpeopletopassontraditionalart.B．WecanlearndifferenttraditionalartsinLiu’sclass.C．Weshouldlearnhowtomakeoilpaperumbrellas.D．Learningtraditionalartisdifficultbutfunny.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）Haveyoueveraskedsomebodyaquestionbuttheydidn’treplybecausetheywerelookingattheirphoneorputer?Orperhapsyou’vegoneonlinetoplayagamejustfor10minutesbutwhenyoucheckthetime,hourshavepassed.ThecharityFairplaywantspeopletostopusingdigitaldevices(電子設(shè)備)foronedayeveryweek.Isitagoodideatodoso?BenandSuegivetheiropinionsonthismatter.“Unpluggingcanhelpyouraiseyourspirits,”saysBen.“Screensshouldn’tbeallornothing,”saysSue.Manypeoplespendtoomuchtimeonline.Thatcanbebadforhealth.Studieshaveshownthatitcanaffectsleep,sopeoplewillgettiredduringthedaytime.Eventhoughtechnologyisanimportantpartofpeople’slives,lesstimespentonlinemeansmoretimetoliveintherealworld.Whetherit’splayingsportsorbaking,paintingorreadingabook,adayofflinewouldhelppeopleenjoytheirhobbies.Hobbiescanmakepeoplefeelmorerelaxed.Havingonescreenfreedayaweekwouldbringfamiliestogether.Screenscanreducethetimeyouspendwithlovedonesandcanalsocauseotherproblems.Adaywithoutscreensisagoodideathewholefamilycanfollow.Althoughsomepeoplethinkpeoplewillmisssomethingimportantintherealworldwhentheyscrollonsocialmedia,receivingafunnydogvideofromafriendcanstillmakeyoufeelhappyatthatmoment.Infact,researchhasshownthatscreentimecandevelopyoungpeople’seducation.Theycangetwhattheywantinasecondwithoutgoingout.It’salsodifficultandunwisetospendawholedayoffline—peopledependondigitaldevicestokeepintouch.Whatifyoufindyourselfindangerandneedtoreachsomeone?Surelyit’sbettertotakedailybreaksandturnscreensoffduringmealtimesandanhourortwobeforebed.Ahealthybalanceisthegoal.31．WhichtopicareBenandSuetalkingabout?A．Howcanweuseputersorphoneswisely?B．Whatshouldpeopledowithdigitaldevices?C．Isitagoodideatoplaygamesoftenonline?D．Shouldwehaveaweeklyscreenfreeday?32．AccordingtoBen,whatdoesturningscreensoffbringtous?①Enjoyinghobbies.②Playingsportsbetter.③Gettingpeoplecloser.④Beinggoodforhealth.⑤Developingyoungpeople’seducation.A．①③④ B．①④⑤ C．②③⑤ D．③④⑤33．WhichopinionmaySueprobablyagreewith?A．Peoplecan’tgetalltheywantontheInternet. B．Goodfriendsshouldoftensharefunnyvideos.C．Sometimesdigitaldevicesarequitenecessary. D．Peopleshouldusephonesduringmealtimes.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）Haveyouseenlionswalkinginthestreets?Ithappensatthebeginningofeachnewyear.Theselionsdancetothebeatofadrum.Butthesearenotreallions.Theyaredancerswhoareinlioncostumes(服裝).Therearedifferenttypesofliondancing.Oneofthemiscalledjong(高樁).Inthisdance,thedancersusetheirmartialarts(武術(shù))skillstojumpfrompoletopole,whichismorethan240centimetershigh.Thelionsarepartofatraditionthatiscenturiesold.ThistraditionwasfirststaredinChina.Itismeanttobringgoodluckintheingyear.Usually,alionismadeupoftwodancers.Onedancercontrolsthehead.Theothercontrolsthetail.“Idon’tonlythinkofitasasport,”saysAnthony.HeisamemberoftheNewYorkChineseAthleticClub.Heperformsasthelion’shead.Theheadcanweigh10kilograms.LiondancingisimportanttoAnthony.“ItreallyshowswhoweChineseare,aswellasthespiritofcourage,wisdomandotherChinesetraditionalcultures,”hesays.Inthepast,liondancingwasperformedmostlybymen.Butitismoreinclusivetoday.LionDancingMeisaliondancinggroup.ItislocatedinCalifornia.Thereareboysandgirlsonitsteam.Theydancetogether.“Anyonecantakeupliondancing.Wehavetohaveconfidencethatwecandoit,”Ananda,agirlinLionDancingMesays.Liondancingwilllikelycontinuetochange,butateam’ssenseofmunitywillneverchange.“Manyoverseas(海外)ChineseseethelionasasymbolofChina,”Anandasays.“Theliondancingremindsusofthecultureofourmotherland.”34．Paragraph2ismainlyabout________.A．theheightofpolesinliondancing B．differenttypesofliondancingC．a(chǎn)kindofliondancingcalledjong D．howtoperformlikeareallion35．WhydoAnthonyandAnandalikeliondancing?A．Itcanbringthemgoodluck. B．IthasalonghistoryinAmerica.C．Itkeepschangingallthetime. D．Itshowstheirculturalconfidence.36．Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromtheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph4?A．Strongmenarerequired. B．Womenarealsoallowed.C．Morepeopleareneeded. D．Practicaltoolsareadded.（2223八年級(jí)下·廣東廣州·期末）“I’msorryI’mworkingonyourbirthday,”Tom’smothersayswhileleaving.Tom’ssisterisleavingforshopping.Tomwantstogowithher,buthissisterjustaskshimtoenjoyhisbirthday.Tomfindshisfatheralsobusyworkingonhisputer.Tomfeelssad.TomphoneshisbestfriendNeil.Neil’smotheranswers,“HeisplayingfootballinWinstonPark.”“Noonehasanytimeforme,”Tomthinks.WhenTomestoWinstonPark,heseeslotsofmothersandfatherswiththeirchildren.Everyonelookshappy.Neilsays“Happybirthday”toTomandgoesbacktoplayfootball.Tomwatchesthegamefortenminutes,butNeildoesn’tspeaktohimagain.Tomsitsdownonaseatandfindsablackbag.Thereisacamera.Tomusesittotakeaphotooftheblackbag,buthedoesn’twantit.Hedeletesit.However,whenheputsouthishandstotakethebag,hefindsitnowhere.Hedoesn’tunderstand.Hetakesaphotoofasquirrelandthenanotherofsomeflowers.Thesamethinghappenswhenhedeletesthephotos.Tomputsthecameradown.Hefeelsafraid.TomwantstoplaywithNeil.Hetakesaphotooftheirfootballsecretlyanddeletesit.Asheexpects,theballisgone.Buttheysoonhaveanewballtocontinueplaying.Tomsighs.Later,Tomwalkstohismother’scoffeeshop.ThinkingabouthavinganafternoonwithMum,hetakesaphotoofthedirtyplatesandcupsanddeletesit.“Tom?”Mumsays,“Wherearethecupsandplates?”Hismotherisangrynow.“Ican’tclosethecafe,Tom!”shesays.“Thisismyjob!Now,please,tellmewherethecupsandplatesare?”Thedooropens.Tom’ssisteresin.“What’sthis?”shesaysandtakesthecamerafromherbrother.“Isitnew?”“Giveittome!”Tomsays.Anniedoesn’tlisten.SheputsthecameratohereyeandpressesthePHOTObutton.“Thisisn’tagoodphotoofyou,Tom,”Anniesays.“No!Don’tpressanybuttons!”Tomshouts.Butit’stoolate.AnniepressesDELETE.37．WhydoesTomfeelsad?A．Hedoesn’treceiveanypresentonhisbirthday. B．Hisfamilyarebusyandhavenotimeforhim.C．Neildoesnotwanttoplayfootballwithhim. D．Hetakessomephotosbuttheyalldisappear.38．HowmanytimesdoesTomusethecameratotakephotos?A．4. B．5. C．6. D．7.39．WhatmayTomlooklikewhe