2025年四川省德陽市中江縣南片學(xué)校4月八校聯(lián)考-人教版八年級下冊英語試題

第第頁2025年四川省德陽市中江縣南片學(xué)校4月八校聯(lián)考八年級下冊英語試題考試范圍：人教版英語八下Unit3-Unit5考試時(shí)間：120分鐘第I卷（選擇題）一、聽力選擇（每小題1.5分，共30分）聽五個短對話，回答以下各小題。1．Whatwillthegirllendtotheboy?A．Hercomputer. B．Hermusicplayer. C．Herphone.2．Whatisthegirltryingtodoonline?A．Buytickets. B．Seeavideo. C．Writeane-mail.3．WhendidthefirstcartoonwithsoundandmusiccomeoutinNewYork?A．In1928. B．In1908. C．In1918.4．Whowasreadinganewspaperwhenthegirlknockedatthedoor?A．Mike. B．Mike’sfather. C．Mike’smother.5．WherewereJack’sandTom’sbooks?A．Onthefloor. B．Intheirdesks. C．Ontheteacher’sdesk.聽較長對話，回答以下各小題。6．What’swrongwithDavid?A．Hehasatoothache. B．Hehasafever. C．Hehasastomachache.7．WhatshouldDaviddo?A．Drinksomejuice. B．Liedownandrest. C．Drinkmorewaterandhaveagoodrest.聽較長對話，回答以下各小題。8．WheredoesFrankwanttogowithJenny?A．Tothezoo. B．Tothepark. C．Tothemuseum.9．WhatdoesFrankthinkoftheTVshows?A．They’reinteresting. B．They’reboring. C．They’rerelaxing.聽較長對話，回答以下各小題。10．WhatwasHenrydoingat6:00yesterdayafternoon?A．Hewaswashingclothes. B．HewaswatchingTV. C．Hewasdoinghomework.11．WhatsportdoesHenryprefer?A．Basketball. B．Volleyball. C．Football.12．Whoplaysbasketballtwiceaweek?A．Thegirl. B．Henry. C．Peter.聽較長對話，回答以下各小題。13．Wherearethetwospeakersprobablytalking?A．Inarestaurant. B．Inahospital. C．Inalibrary.14．Whatisthematterwiththeyoungman?A．Hehasatoothache.B．Heoftenfeelstootiredtodoevensimplethings.C．Healwaysfeelshappy.15．Whatshouldtheyoungmando?A．Takemoreexercise. B．Takesomemedicine. C．Eatlessmeat.請聽下面一篇短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇正確答案。短文讀兩遍。16．WhatdoesSamthinkofchores?A．Helikesthem. B．Hehatesthem. C．Theyareboring.17．WhatdoesSamdoonMondays,WednesdaysandFridays?A．Hetakesoutthetrash. B．Hewasheshisfather’scar. C．Hecleanshisroom.18．WhodoesSamhavetolookaftersometimes?A．Hisbrother. B．Hissister. C．Hislittlebrotherandsister.19．DoesKumardochoresathome?A．Yes,hedoes. B．No,hedoesn’t. C．Wedon’tknow.20．DoesKumarfeellucky?A．Yes,hedoes. B．No,hedoesn’t. C．Wedon’tknow.二、完形填空（每小題2分，共30分）ATomandJackwerebestfriends.Onedaytheymadeajourney.Theyhadanargumentontheway.Tombecame21andhitJackintheface.Jackdidn’tsayanything.Instead,hewroteinthesand,“Todaymybestfriendhitmeintheface.”Theykeptonwalkinguntiltheyfounda22,andtheydecidedtohavearestbesideit.Suddenly,Jack23theriver,butTomsavedhim.AfterJackwasoutofdanger,hecarved(刻)ona24,“Todaymybestfriendsavedmylife.”TomaskedJack,“AfterIhurtyou,youwroteinthesandandnowyouwriteonastone.Why?”Jackanswered,“Whensomeonehurtsus,weshouldwriteitdowninthesandwherewindscanblowitaway.Butwhensomeonedoessomething25forus,wemustcarveitonastonewherenowindcanblowitaway.”21．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．glad C．relaxed D．happy22．A．hotel B．river C．tree D．restaurant23．A．swamin B．playedin C．fellinto D．wentinto24．A．bridge B．tree C．wall D．stone25．A．good B．terrible C．bad D．dangerousBACanadianwomanandherteenagesongotinthetaxiandaskedmetotakethemtoBaiyunAirport.Theyweregoingbackto26.Wehadaniceconversationtogetherandwhentheygotout,theythankedmealot.Whenmynext27gotin,hegavemeapurse(錢包)andsaidhefounditonthebackseat.I28thepurseandknewitwastheCanadianwoman’s.Ifoundatelephonenumberinthepurseandphonedthenumber.TheCanadianwoman29.Sheaskedmetogobacktotheairportand30thepurse.SoI31mytaxilightandstartedfortheairport.Ontheway,fiveorsixpeopletriedto32mewhileIwasdrivingthroughthecity,butIdidn’tstop.Iwasdoinga33thing!Fortyminuteslater,Iarrivedattheairport.Thewomanwasstandingoutsidetheterminalbuilding34.Igavebackthepurse.Shewasso35.Shejustlaughed.Shesaid,“You’rereallymyfavoriteChinese.”26．A．China B．England C．Canada D．Japan27．A．passenger B．visitor C．friend D．family28．A．lookedfor B．lookedat C．lookedup D．lookedthrough29．A．laughed B．a(chǎn)sked C．a(chǎn)nswered D．smiled30．A．return B．sell C．buy D．beat31．A．gaveup B．threwaway C．handedout D．turnedoff32．A．help B．stop C．catch D．keep33．A．bad B．good C．terrible D．lucky34．A．suddenly B．worriedly C．quickly D．a(chǎn)ngrily35．A．sad B．lovely C．happy D．scared三、閱讀理解（每小題2分，共40分）AChoosethebestansweraccordingtotheshortpassage.Doteenagersinsmallvillagesdochoresathome?Howabouttheteenagersinbigcities?Hereisasurvey.Weasked4,000teenagersinChinaseveralquestions.HalfofthemcomefrombigcitieslikeBeijing,ShanghaiandGuangzhou.Theothersarefromsmallvillages.Wemadeadiagramoftheresultofoursurvey.Let’shavealookatit.Wefoundoutthatteenagersfromsmallvillagesdomorechoresthanthosefrombigcities.Maybeitisbecausetheyliveaharderlife.Ouradvicetoparentsinbigcitiesisthatparentsshouldgivetheirchildrensomechorestodo.Doingchoresteachesteenagerstotakecareofthemselves.Chores2,000teenagersinsmallvillages2,000teenagersinbigcitiesTakeoutthetrash1,6001,000Sweepthefloor1,200850Makethebed1,400750Dothedishes1,000400Foldtheclothes9001,10036．Fewerthan___teenagersinbigcitiessweepthefloor.A．450 B．750 C．800 D．90037．Thenumberofteenagers___inbigcitiesisbiggerthanthatinsmallvillages.A．makingthebed B．takingoutthetrashC．foldingtheclothes D．doingthedishes38．Therearearound3,500teenagersintotalfromthecitiesandvillageswho___.A．takeoutthetrashanddothedishesB．sweepthefloorandmakethebedC．makethebedanddothedishesD．dothedishesandfoldtheclothesBSpecialFriendshipLastyear,Ilearnedfromanewspaperthatsomesickkidsneededhelp.IphonedthenewspaperandIwasaskedtohelpalittlegirlnamedLisa,whohadmental(心理的)illness.Ashorttimelater,IwentforavisittoLisa.Afterhavingbeenatthementalhospitalforyears,shehadrecentlybeenallowedtobeathome.Inthebeginning,Ididmostofthetalking.Lisa,however,wastooquietandintroverted(內(nèi)向的),shylysittinginthecornerofthesofaandlistening.Shewascarefulnottoallow(允許)oureyestomeet.Overtime,LisafeltmorecomfortablelittlebylittlewhileIwaspresent.Ourweeklyget-togethersusuallymeantsharingacupofhotcoffee,windowshoppingortakingslowwalksinthecountry.Lisaneverdiscussedhowshefeltaboutourfriendship,evenafterwecompletedourfirstyeartogether.However,sheknewshecouldalwaysdependon(依賴)me.ThenonedayIgotacallfromourvolunteergroup.“Mary,wouldyouandLisaliketobeinterviewedonalocalTVnewsshow?”Excited,Ianswered,“Wow!LetmediscussitwithLisa.”Ididn’tthinkLisawouldbecomfortablegoingon“l(fā)ive”television.Buttomysurprise,Lisawantedtobeinterviewed,too.Attheinterview,shesaid,“IfIcanhelpotherpeopleunderstandhowimportantourfriendshipis,andhowithashelpedme,maybethey’llvolunteer,too.Mary,wouldn’tthatbegreat?”Withtearsrunningdown,wesmiledatoneanother.Fromthenon,Lisanevermissedachancetoplantseeds(種子)aboutthevolunteergroupwithothers.Herfacelitupwhenevershetalkedaboutourspecialfriendship.39．Thewriterlearnedthatsomesickkidsneededhelpfrom________.A．a(chǎn)coffeeshop B．a(chǎn)hospitalC．a(chǎn)TVnewsshow D．a(chǎn)newspaper40．ThewriterandLisausually________duringtheirweeklyget-togethers.A．sharedacupofhotcoffee B．watchedalocalTVnewsshowC．readnewspapers D．interviewedotherpeople41．Fromthepassagewecanknow________.A．LisaoftendiscussedherillnesswiththewriterB．theirspecialfriendshipchangedLisaalotC．Lisadidn’tlikewatchingTVshowaloneD．theinterviewmadeLisafeelalittleshyCForyearsIhavewantedaflowergarden.I’dspendhoursthinkingofdifferentthingsIcouldplantthatwouldlooknicetogether.ButthenwehadMatthew,andMarvin,andthetwins,AlisaandAlan,andthenHelen.Iwastoobusyraisingthemtogrowagarden.Moneywastight,aswellastime.Oftenwhenmychildrenwerelittle,oneofthemwouldwantsomethingthatcosttoomuch,andI’dhavetosay,“Doyouseeamoneytreeintheyard?Moneydoesn’tgrowontrees,youknow.”Finally,theyallfinishedhighschoolandcollegeandwereoffontheirown.Istartedthinkingagainabouthavingagarden.ThenonespringmorningonMother’sDay,Iwasworkinginmykitchen.SuddenlyIsawanewtreeoutofthewindow.ThenIputmyglassesonandIcouldn’tbelievemyeyes.Therewasamoneytreeinmyyard.Iwenttohavealook.Itwastrue.Thereweredollarbillstapedalloverthetree.Therewasalsoanoteamongthem,“Thankyouforyourtime,Mum.Weloveyou.”Latermychildrenboughtmetoolsandgardeningbooks.Thatwasthreeyearsago.Mygarden’snowverypretty,justlikeIwanted.WhenIgooutandtakecareofmyflowers,Idon’tseemtomissmychildrenasmuchasIoncedid.Itfeelsliketheyarerighttherewithme.Iliveinacitywherewintersarelongandcold,andsummersaretooshort.Buteveryyearwhenthewintercomes,Ilookoutofmywindowandthinkoftheflowers.I’llseenextspringinmylittlegarden.Ithinkaboutwhatmychildrendidforme,andgettearsinmyeyes.I’mstillnotsurethatmoneygrowsontrees.ButIknowlovedoes.42．Whydidthewriterneverhaveaflowergardenbefore?A．Becauseshehadfivechildrentotakecareof.B．Becauseshedidn’thaveenoughtimeandmoney.C．Becauseherchildrenwantedexpensivethings.D．Becauseherchildrenweregoingtohighschoolandcollege.43．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tight”meaninChinese?A．無用的 B．嚴(yán)格的 C．充足的 D．拮據(jù)的44．Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?A．Thewriterdidn’tmissherchildrenveryoften.B．Thechildrenboughttheirmotheranewgardenandsomegardeningtools.C．Thewriterbelievedwhatshesawaftersheputherglasseson.D．Theflowersinthegardenmakethewriterfeelthatherchildrenarewithher.45．Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．Mother’sLove B．MoneyontheTreeC．MyMoneyTree D．MyLittleChildrenDMaintainmentalhealthDuringacrisislikethenovelcoronavirusoutbreak,healthypeoplemaysuffereveniftheyaren’tactuallyinfectedbythevirus.Thisisbecausetheuncertaintyofacrisiscanbescaryandstressful.Thesetypesofsituationscanhaveanegativeeffectonyouroverallmentalhealth.Thisstresscancomefromthingslikethefearofbecominginfectedorworryingaboutlovedones.Peoplemayalsofeelstressedforbeingstuckinsideforalongperiodoftime.Forexample,youmayhavebeenfeelingemotionslikeboredom,lonelinessorangerifyouhavebeenstayingathomeunderquarantine.“Foralotofpeople,adayortwoinisolationmaybeOK,butweekswithoutgettingoutofthehouse–thestresswillcertainlybuildup,”PaulYin,apsychologistwhohasexperiencewithcrisiscounseling,toldNBCNews.Ifyoufindyourselfinthissituation,youmaybethinking,“IswhatI’mfeelingnormal?”or“WhatcanIdotodealwithallofthis?”Evenifyouaren’tinaninfectedarea,it’snaturaltoexperiencetheseemotions.Let’slookatsomehealthywaysforyoutomanagesomeofthesenegativefeelings.Dowhatyoucantostayinformedaboutthevirus.Rumorsandspeculationcanfeedfeelingsofanxiety,sobesuretogetyourinformationfromtrustedsourceslikethegovernment.Followbasichygienepractices.Thisincludesthingslikewashingyourhandsoftenandintherightway,usingtissueswhenyousneezeorcough,andstayingathomeifyouaren’tfeelingwell.Haveadailyroutine.Eatahealthyandbalanceddietanddosomeexerciseeveryday.Youcanalsousethistimetoexplorenewhobbiesandkeepbusy.Stayconnected.Duringstressfultimes,itcanfeellikeyou’realone.Butyouaren’t!Youcantalktofriendsandfamilyaboutyourfeelings.“Thekeyistotakegoodcareofthebody,arrangeareasonableschedule,ensureadequatesleepanddiet,andgetthenecessaryrestandrelaxation,”ZhangHong,deputychiefphysicianofWuhanMentalHealthCenter,said.Afterall,yourmentalhealthisjustasimportantasyourphysicalhealth.46．Theuncertaintyofacrisiscanhaveanegativeeffecton________.A．physicalhealth B．mentalhealthC．dailylife D．safety47．Accordingtotheauthor,ifsomeoneisstuckinsideforalongtime,________.A．hewillbehappy B．hewillbeangryC．hewillhavesomementalproblem D．hewillhavephysicalproblems48．________canfeedfeelingsofanxiety.A．Trustedinformation B．Rumors C．Balanceddiet D．Adequatesleep49．Howmanymethodsdoestheauthormentiontodealwithnegativeemotions?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five.50．Theauthor’spurposeisto________.A．tellpeopletopayattentiontothenovelcoronavirusB．tellpeoplehowtomanagenegativefeelingsC．tellpeopletheimportanceofisolationD．tellpeopletostayathomeforalongtimeEAssomeonewho’shadalotofpracticeinkeepingalong-distance(遠(yuǎn)距離的)friendship,IthoughtI’dliketosharesometipswithyou.51Talkingtoyourfriendsoftenkeepsthefriendshipgoing!It’saloteasiertopretend(假裝)yourbestfriendistherewithyouifyousharethesameinformationyouwouldshareinperson.Sometimesfriendshipisaboutknowingthatsomeoneisontheotherline.52Here’sthedeal:Lifehappens.Whileyouprobablywon’tbeabletobethereforyourfriendasmuchasyouusedto,itisworth(值得)ittoloseanhourofsleepwhentheyneedhelp.53Peopleneedspace,andthat’sfine.Ifthefriendshipisstrongenough,goingalittlewhilewithouttalkingwon’thurt.54Thisisafunoneandamust.It’salwaysthethoughtthatcounts.Thegiftdoesn’thavetobeveryexpensive,butitwillletyourfriendsknowyouarethinkingaboutthem.55Realizethatpeoplechangeandthatyourfriendswon’tstaythesamenomatterhowmuchyouwantthemto.Thoughyourfriendmightstarttoseemmoreandmorelikeadifferentperson.Don’tfeelbadaboutit.You’rechangingtoo.A．SpaceisalsoOK.B．Lookforanewfriend.C．Haveavideotalk.D．Giftsarenecessary.E．Bereadyforgrowth.F．Bethereforthem.第II卷（非選擇題）四、首字母填空（每小題1分，共10分）56．Whenshewasachild,sheusuallyttheballupandcaughtitagain.57．It’simportanttodyourownwayofthinkingwhenyoustudymath.58．Karenbastorybookfromoneofherfriendsyesterdaybecausesheisabooklover.59．IpromiseI’llletyouknowassoonasshecomesback.It’sad.60．Athesunwasshining,itwasn’tverywarm.61．Amyisthesecondchildofherfamily,shehasanebrother.62．Astrangerotogivehe