2024-2025學年廣西柳州市柳北區(qū)八年級上學期期中英語試卷

2024—2025學年廣西柳州市柳北區(qū)八年級上學期期中英語試卷

一、單項選擇(★★)1.—HowisyourlifeinBritain?—________.Myhostfamilyisgoodtome.

A．ToobadB．NoideaC．Prettygood(★★★)2.TherearefewmistakesinTony’shomework.Hediditvery________.

A．carefullyB．carelesslyC．loudly(★★)3.Youshould________aplanforthenewterm,thenyoucanbebetteratyourstudy.

A．developB．describeC．drop(★)4.—Whatdoyouthinkisthe________ofChina?—IthinktheGreatWallis.

A．choiceB．symbolC．journey(★★★)5.Withmoreandmorestudents,theteachersinthevillageplanto________anewschoolhere.

A．setupB．lookupC．warmup(★★)6.—Ithinkthefilmisaterribleone.Howaboutyou?—Ican’tagreemore.Ittellsalongand________story.

A．relaxingB．excitingC．boring(★★)7.—What’sthenoise,John?—I________mydesk,mum.

A．repairB．a(chǎn)mrepairingC．repaired(★★★)8.________enoughsleep,you’dbettergotobedbefore10p.m.

A．GetB．GettingC．Toget(★★)9.Ourclasswillplayfootball________Class2tomorrow.I’llgotocheerthemon.

A．forB．withC．a(chǎn)gainst(★★★)10.—Tinawonthespeakingcompetitionagain.—Yes,Ithinknoonecando________thanher.

A．betterB．worseC．less二、補全對話(★★)根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從下面選項中選出恰當?shù)木渥友a全對話，有一個選項是多余的。A:Hello,Linda.ThisisJackspeakinginBeijing.B:Hey,Jack!11A:Icomeheretoseemyauntwithmyparents.B:12A:It’snowverywarmandcomfortableinMay,justrightforsightseeing.B:That’swhymanypeoplegothereforsightseeingatthistimeofyear.13A:Forfivedays.B:14A:IliketheSummerPalacebest.WhenIwasthere,Ilostmyselfinthebeautifulscenery.B:Really?15A:I’msureyouwillhavefunthere.

A．Howlongwillyoustaythere?B．Whatplacewouldyouliketovisit?C．WhyareyouinBeijing?D．What’syourfavouriteplace?E．What’stheweatherlikeinBeijing?F．Ican’twaittogothere.三、完形填空(★★)閱讀下面語篇，從各小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出最佳選項。DoyoulikelearningEnglish?YoumaythinkEnglishiseasy,butsomestudentsdon’t_________withyou.AndtheyfinditverydifficulttolearnEnglish.Thatisbecausetheydon’tlearnitina_________way.Englishisalanguage,soyoushouldpractisespeakingEnglishasmuchaspossible.Andyou’dbetterreadEnglish_________.Don’tbeafraidto_________.It’salsogoodforyourlistening.Ontheotherhand,listeningalotcanhelpyouread_________.Readingisagoodwaytohelpyouincrease_________,too.Whenyoumeetnewwordsinthereading,_________themdowninyournotebook.Whenyouneedtoshowyour_________,youcanspeakorwrite.Thatmeansyouareusing_________youlearnfromreading.Inaword,readingcan__________withyourlistening,speakingandwriting.IfyouwanttolearnEnglishwell,youshouldreadmore.16.A．a(chǎn)greeB．talkC．come17.A．commonB．rightC．wrong18.A．quicklyB．quietlyC．a(chǎn)loud19.A．makemistakesB．makenotesC．makechoices20.A．moreB．betterC．faster21.A．listeningB．grammarC．writing22.A．putB．cutC．write23.A．ideasB．pronunciationC．notebooks24.A．howB．whereC．what25.A．beginB．helpC．end四、閱讀理解(★★)Manypeopleliketravelingduringtheirholidays.Theygotodifferentplaces,seemanyinterestingthingsandenjoyallkindsoffood.Andtheyusuallylearnalotduringtheirtrips.DavidisaboyfromAustralia.HewentonatriptoBeijing,Chinasomeyearsago.HehadagoodfriendnamedLiuXinthere.Afterheflewthere,hespentadayinLiuXin’shome.Thenextday,LiutookhimtotheGreatWallbybus.Davidwasexcitedtoseeit.Theyalsotookmanyphotosthere.Intheafternoon,theycamebackandateBeijingRoastDuckinarestaurant.Davidsaid,“Itissodelicious!Theserviceisgreat.”Inthenextthreedays,DavidvisitedtheSummerPalace,theBeijingZooandsomeotherplacesofinterest.EverythinginBeijingwasnewandinterestingtoDavid.Hereallyhadagoodtime.HehopedtovisitothercitiesofChinaandlearnChinesecultureinthefuture.根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，判斷下列句子正誤，正確的在答題卡上將“T”涂黑，錯誤的在答題卡上將“F”涂黑。26.Manypeopleenjoytravelingduringtheirholidays.27.DavidflewtoBeijing.28.BeijingRoastDuckwasdeliciousbuttheserviceintherestaurantwasn’tgoodatall.29.DavidjuststayedinBeijingforfourdays.30.DavidhadaverygoodtimeinBeijing.(★★)

HappyWeekendwithyou!Doyouwanttolearnmoreaboutpeople’slifeinChinaaboutonehundredyearsago?Doyouwanttohaveawonderfultimethisweekend?Thethree-actplayTeahousebyLaoshewilltakeyoubacktothattime.Theactors’andactresses’clothesandtheteahousefurniturearerightforthefirsthalfofthetwentiethcentury.LiXiaoming,theactorplayingWangLifa,theowneroftheteahouse,willbringWangtolife,fromayoungmantoanoldman.Time:3:00p.m.,November5th;9:00a.m.,November6thPlace:XiajinGreatTheatrePrices:￥80foradults;￥40forstudentsYoucanbookticketsbycallingBeckyWangat05348725996orvisiting.Wewillofferfreewater.Butyoucan’tbringanythingtoeatorspeakloudlyhere.根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，選擇最佳選項。31.Whatwilltheactorsoractresseswearintheplay?

A．TheclothesofWangLifa,theowneroftheteahouse.B．Clothesofthefirsthalfofthetwentiethcentury.C．Clothesmadeabout200yearsago.32.Damingwantstowatchtheplay.Whenwillhegotothetheatre?

A．At3:00onthemorningofNovember5th.B．At9:00onthemorningofNovember6th.C．At3:00ontheafternoonofNovember6th.33.10teachersand50studentswillwatchtheplay.Howmuchwilltheypay?

A．￥2,800.B．￥1,400.C．￥1,800.34.WhatcanWangHongdointhetheatrewhenwatchingtheplay?

A．Shecandrinksomewaterwithoutpaying.B．Shecantalkabouttheplayloudly.C．Shecaneatsomethingdeliciousalone.35.Wherecanyoureadthepassage?

A．Ahistorybook.B．Aschoolboard.C．Asciencemagazine.(★★)About38,500kindsofanimalsintheworldareindanger.Now,youcanlearnaboutthemandhelpthembyplayingacardgame.JacksonMannis15yearsold.Heisthestarterofthecardgamecalled“SOS:SaveOurSpecies(物種)”.Hehopesthatpeoplecandosomethingforendangered(瀕危的)speciesafterplayingthegame.Inthegame,playersneedtocollectendangeredspeciesandmatchthemwiththeirrighthabitats—anaturallyenvironmentforspecieslivein.Themoreendangeredthespeciesare,themorepoints(分數(shù))playerscanget.Thegamefinisheswhentherearenomorecards.Andtheplayerwiththemostpointswinsthegame.JacksonhadtheideaforthegameonafamilytriptoCentralAmericathreeyearsago.“Wesawlotsofwildlifeandplayedlotsofcardgames,”saidJackson.“Ithoughtthatitwouldbegreatifpeoplecouldplaycardsandlearnaboutendangeredspeciesatthesametime.”Jackson’scardgamesbegantosellfromJuly8,2022.Sofar,hehasmadeover￡11,700tohelpsaveanimalsindanger.根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，選擇最佳選項。36.What’sthethirdparagraphabout?

A．Howtoplaythegame.B．Wheretofindrighthabitats.C．Whypeoplewanttowinthegame.37.Whomostprobablygetthehighestpointsinthegame?

A．Dan,whoenjoystravelingalot.B．Gina,whoknowsalotaboutanimals.C．Via,whokeepsadoginherfamily.38.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“habitats”mean?

A．Habits.B．Looks.C．Places.39.What’sJackson’smainreasonformakingthecardgame?

A．Tolearnaboutspecies.B．Tomakemoremoney.C．Tohelpendangeredanimals.40.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．Ifpeoplecanplaycardswellonly,theycanwinthegamecalledSOS.B．Peoplecandosomethingforendangeredspeciesafterplayingthegame.C．Thenumberoftheendangeredspeciesissmallerandsmaller.(★★★★)①Whatshouldyoutakewhenyoutakeanexam?Pen,aneraser,aruler…don’tforgetabottleofwater!②ScientistattheUniversityofEastLondonandtheUniversityofWestminsterdidastudyon400students.Only100ofthemtooksomethingtodrink.Scientistthencompared(比較)theirexamresultswiththeirusualscores.Theyfoundthosewhohadbroughtdrinkswiththemallgotbetterscoresbybetween2and10percent.③“Wedon’tknowwhydrinkingwatercanbehelpful.Butscientistssaidhavingenoughwaterinourbodiesmayalsocutdown(減輕)theirnervousfeeling.Thiskindoffeelingwouldbebadforexamperformances,”saidChrisPawson,PHDoftheUniversityofEastLondon.④“Whatevertheexplanation(解釋)is,itisclearthatstudentsshouldtryhardtostayhydrated(含水的)duringexams,”headded.⑤Sonexttime,whenyouaregoingtohaveabigexam,trybringingabottleofwaterwithyou.Whoknows—itmayhelpyougethigherscores.41.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?

A．Bytellingastory.B．Bygivinganexample.C．Byaskingaquestion.42.Whatisthepercentage(百分比)ofstudentswhotookdrinkstoexams?

A．B．C．43.Howdoeswaterhelpstudentsinexams?

A．Itmakesthemmuchsmarter.B．Itmakesthemfeelfullduringexams.C．Ithelpsthemkeeprelaxed.44.Whatisthestructure(結構)ofthepassage?

A．B．C．45.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．DrinkingWaterinExamsMayHelpB．WhatStudentsDotoGetGoodScoresC．AStudyonDifferentHabitsofDrinkingWater五、選詞填空(★★★)根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，從方框中選擇恰當?shù)膯卧~，并用其正確形式填空。將單詞填寫在答題卡對應的橫線上。每個單詞只能用一次。

theysavestilllikephotoplacenobodywhitetrueclearlyDoyouloveanimals?Ithinkyouallsay“yes”.Butmaybe46lovesthemasmuchasJoelSartore.Joelisaphotographer.He47travellingtheworldtotakepicturesofanimals.Joelisworkingonaproject.Heistakingphotosindifferent48aroundtheworld.Hehopeshisphotoscanencouragepeopleto49animalsindanger.“Myjobistotelltheir50storiesandIhopetheworldcaresaboutthemintime,”hesaid.JoelcallshisprojectthePhotoArk(影像方舟).Hestartedtheprojectin2006inhishometownofNebraska,theUS.Andnowhe’s51workingonit.Hetookhis10,000th52in2020.ItwasasmallwildcatinAmerica.Joelputseachanimalonablackor53backgroundandthentakesphotosofthem.Thishelpspeopleseetheirtruecolorsandletspeopleseealittlemouseas54asabigelephant.Joelshowshisphotosaround