2023-2024學(xué)年四川省成都市金蘋(píng)果錦城第一中學(xué)八年級(jí)上學(xué)期期末英語(yǔ)學(xué)情調(diào)查

2023—2024學(xué)年四川省成都市金蘋(píng)果錦城第一中學(xué)八年級(jí)上學(xué)期期末英語(yǔ)學(xué)情調(diào)查

一、單項(xiàng)選擇(★★)1.—Didyousee________henjustnow?—Isit________henwithblackfeathers(羽毛)?Isawonejustnow.

A．a(chǎn);aB．a(chǎn);theC．the;a(★★★)2.—Doyou________Lisa’sinvitationtoherparty?—Yes.I’mnotfreetogothere.

A．turndownB．lookforC．preparefor(★★★)3.—Mum,couldyoubuymeadresslikethis?—Certainly,wecanbuy________onethanthis,butasgoodasthis.

A．a(chǎn)longerB．a(chǎn)cheaperC．a(chǎn)better(★★★)4.Peopleindifferentpartsoftheworldcanunderstandeachotherbya________.

A．a(chǎn)ctorB．creatorC．translator(★★)5.Russiaisthelargestcountryinareaintheworld.It________anareaofabout17.10millionsquarekilometers.

A．coversB．facesC．stands(★★★)6.—Whydidyourfamilybuyasecond-handcar?—Notenoughmoney.Buteventheoldoneisbetterthan________.

A．nothingB．noneC．a(chǎn)nything(★★)7.Somechildrenliketoeatchocolate________eatingtoomuchisnotgoodfortheirhealth.

A．beforeB．thoughC．if(★★★)8.—Howwillyoufeelifyourteacher________youalotofhomeworktonight?—Notsobad.

A．givesB．willgiveC．won’tgive(★★)9.—Whatareyougoingtodothedayaftertomorrow?—I________practicetheviolinfortheartfestival,butI’mstillnotsure.

A．mustB．shouldC．might(★★★)10.—Couldyouarriveattheconcertbefore2o’clockintheafternoon?—_______.I’llstillbeatthemeetingthen.

A．IhopesoB．NoproblemC．I’mafraidnot二、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話(★★★★)補(bǔ)全對(duì)話。根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，選出適當(dāng)?shù)倪x項(xiàng)補(bǔ)全對(duì)話。（HarrisjustvisitedMuseumofTerracottaWarriorsinXi’an,Shaanxi.Hehasalottosharewithhisfriendfromanotherschool.）Daniels:Harris,IheardthatyoudidanamazingjobinthetalkinyourEnglishclass.Whatdidyoutalkabout?Harris:11Myclassmatesreallylikedit.Daniels:IknowthefindingoftheTerracottaWarriorsshocked(震驚)theworld.Howdidpeoplefindtheminthepast?Harris:12Thenhefoundastrangepot.Hecleanedtheearth.Daniels:Sowhatwasitinthepot?Harris:Itwastheheadofaterracottawarrior.13Daniels:Fromthephoto,theystilllooklikehumansafterover2000years.Harris:14Ifeelquitewarmandsafewhengettingintoit.Daniels:Ireallywanttoknowmoreaboutit.15

A．Itisagreatarmyprotecting(保護(hù))itscountryandpeople.B．Now,Iwilllookupmoreinformationonline.C．Itiscalled“Army”undertheground.D．Afterthis,theydugoutsomebrokenarms,legsandheadlessbodies.E．Onedayin1974,afarmerdugawell(井).三、完形填空(★★★)Thesedays,Americanchildrenarealso______onweekendsthanweekdays.TheTaylorsareatypicalAmericanfamily.LifeforCathyTaylor’sthreechildrenisverybusy.“Onmostdaysafterschool,”Cathysays,“Itakeoneofmytwoboystobasketballpracticeandmydaughtertopiano______.Shewantstobeapianistsoshepracticesit______.ThenIhavetotakemyothersontofootballteam.AndIbelievetheseactivitiesare______formychildren’sfuture.Ireallywantthemtobegood.”However,thetiringchildrendon’tgethome______8:00p.m.Theyhaveaquickdinner,andthenit’stimeforhomework.Itseemsthatsuchinvolution(內(nèi)卷)isalsocommoninAmerica.16.A．easierB．busierC．smarter17.A．competitionsB．meetingsC．lessons18.A．everydayB．sometimesC．hardlyever19.A．meaningfulB．meaninglessC．exciting20.A．untilB．unlessC．a(chǎn)lthough(★★★)Therewasastone(石頭)lyinginthemountainsforalongtime.Hehadadream—onedayhecouldflyupintothesky_______abird.Whenhetoldhisdreamtohisfriends,theyalllaughedathim.“Don’t_______thestory!You’llneverdothat!”However,thestonedidn’tchangehisdecision.Hesaid_______andjustlookedupintotheskyfullofhopeinhiseyesandwaitedforthechance(機(jī)會(huì)).Oneday,amannamedZhuangzicame.Thestoneknewthismanwasveryclever.Sohetalkedabouthis_______tothegreatman.“Helpme,please!”Thestoneasked.Zhuangzisaid,“Icanhelpyoutomakeyourdreamcometrue,butyoumustgrowbigasamountainandbestrongtosuffer(承受)alot.”Thestonesaid,“Iamnotafraidofanything_______Icanfly.”Fromthenon,thestonetriedhisbesttogrowbigandtomakehimselfstrong.Aftersomanywindsandrains,thestone_______grewasalargemountain.SoZhuangzisentsomehuge_______tohit(擊打)themountainwiththeirwings.After_______strongly,themountainfelldown.Piecesofstonesflewupintothesky.Atthismoment,thestonewasso_______thathecouldn’tstopshouting,“Iamflyingintheskynow!”Butsoonhefellofffromtheskyandturnedbackintowhathewaslike_______.Zhuangziasked,“Didyoufeelsorry?”“No,Idon’t.Iamverylucky.Igrewasamountainandflew!”Thestonesaid.21.A．withB．likeC．a(chǎn)bout22.A．makeupB．takeupC．mixup23.A．everythingB．a(chǎn)nythingC．nothing24.A．magicB．hobbyC．dream25.A．a(chǎn)slongasB．a(chǎn)sfarasC．a(chǎn)swellas26.A．firstlyB．hardlyC．finally27.A．fishesB．plantsC．birds28.A．shakeB．toshakeC．shaking29.A．worriedB．excitedC．tired30.A．a(chǎn)fterB．beforeC．now四、閱讀理解(★★★)閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷句子正誤。正確涂“A”，錯(cuò)誤的涂“B”。Didyouthinkaboutyourcarflyingupandoverthecarsinfrontofyou?Thisisnolongeradream!InJuneof2023,JobyAviationfromAmericastartedtestingitsnewairtaxi.Unlikeaplane,anairtaxicangostraightupanddownwithoutalongrunway.Jobyhopestostartcarryingpassengers(乘客)formoneyby2025.PerkilometerwillcostabouttwoU.S.dollarsfromyourhometotheairport.Joby’sairtaxicancarryuptofourotherpassengerswithapilot.Theairtaxicanreachatopspeed(速度)of320kilometersperhour.Jobysaysitsairtaxisaremuchcheaper.Still,somepeoplehaveworries.Theythinktheymayaddnoisetoourskies.Manyothercountriesaroundtheworldarealsoworkingonairtaxis.Franceevenplanstouseafewairtaxisduringnextsummer’sOlympicGames.Butthereisstillalotofworktodobeforeairtaxisbecomecommon.Forexample,whereandwhencantheyfly?31.Anairtaxidoesn’tneedalongrunwaytogoupanddown.32.Youwillpayabouttwentydollarsfromyourhometotheairport(10km)byJoby’sairtaxi.33.Anairtaxicancarryatleastfivepeople.34.Somepeopleareworriedabouttheairtaxi’snoiseandprice.35.Duringnextsummer’sOlympicGames,youwillseeJoby’sairtaxisinFrance.(★★★)IceandSnowTravelCompany（公司）Thewinterholidayiscoming!Doyouwanttofindagoodplaceforcitywalking?CometoHarbin!I’msureyouwilllikeit.Hotels:1.Shangri-LaHotel:Itisarounda30-minutedrivefromHarbinAirport.2.SofitelHotel:Itoffersdeliciouslocalfoodandanindoorheatedpool.Traveltips:1.InHarbin,thewintertemperaturewillbefrom-25℃to-10℃.Pleasetakesomewarmclothes.2.Drinklotsofwater.ItisverydryinHarbin.36.Wherecanweprobablyreadthepassage?

A．Inadiary.B．Onamap.C．Inanewspaper.37.Howcanvisitorscontactthecompany?

A．Byvisitingthewebsite.B．Bymakingaphonecall.C．Byvisitingthecompany.38.WhatshouldbeintheblankofDay3?

A．Enjoyskiing.B．Makesculptures.C．Watchwinterswimming.39.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A．YoucanonlyskionDay4.B．You’dbetterdrinkmorewaterinHarbinC．Ifyouwanttoenjoysomelocalfood,youcanchooseShangri-LaHotel.40.What’sthepurposeofthepassage?

A．ToshowhowbeautifulHarbinis.B．ToaskmorepeopletovisitHarbin.C．Tointroduceanewwayoftravelling.(★★★★)

aTodayIhadbadluck.Itwassunnyinthemorningbutitrainedat3:00p.m.!Ishouldlistentomymomandgohomeafterthemovie.Atthattime,Iwishedtheraincouldstopat5:00p.m.Ineededtogohometostudyfortomorrow’sschooltest.bIamunhappy.Mymomwokemeupveryearlyandaskedmetohelpmygrandparentsonthefarm.Howcanshemakemesotiredonthefirstdayofmyweekend?Inevergetupsoearlyonweekends.Iwanttosleepnow!cIheardtheclockringat7:00a.m.likeyesterdaymorning.IthoughtIwouldstillworkallday.Luckily,mydadisnowdrivingmymomandmehome.I’mgoingtothecinematorelaxmyselfandeatmyfavoritehamburgersafterthemovie.

dI’mhavingadeliciousdinner.Ineverthinkvegetablesandthechickencantastesogreat.Also,Ihaveabowlofmilk.Ipickedthevegetablesalldayandcookedthemilkbymyself.Ineverdidthesethingsbefore.ButIdidn’twanttomovebutIwashappytodomanythingsforthefirsttime.41.Whatmaybetherightorderofthepassagesintimeorder?

A．b-d-c-aB．a(chǎn)-c-b-dC．b-c-d-a42.What’s“Today”inpassagea?

A．Saturday.B．Sunday.C．Monday.43.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A．Mike’smomdrovehimtothefarm.B．ItrainedheavilyonSaturdayafternoon.C．Mikespentatiringandexcitingdayonthefarm.44.WhatcanweknowaboutMike?

A．Heloveseatinghealthyfood.B．Heisgoodatdoingfarmwork.C．Heusuallygetsupafter7:00a.m.onweekends.45.What’sthebesttitleforthepassages?

A．HappyFarmingdays.B．ASurprisingWeekend.C．LifewithStrictParents.五、單詞拼寫(xiě)(★★)46.2023,toSunYingsha,wassuchas________year.Shemadehistorybywinningmanyprizes.(★★★)47.C________theSpringFestivalisoneofChinesepeople’sfavoritetraditions.(★★★)48.Shegotoutoftheroomw________anywordsbecauseshewassoangry.(★★)49.Davidhadaflu,sothedoctorexamined(檢查)himandtookhist________.(★★★)50.Youmusttakeyourhomeworks________ifyouwanttostudybetternextterm.六、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話(★★★★)完成對(duì)話填上適當(dāng)單詞，使對(duì)話完整正確。一空一詞（含縮寫(xiě)詞）。A:Doyouhaveanyactivitiesinyourschoolthisterm?B:Yes,thereisalways51specialinourschoolsuchasWhole-PersonLectures(全人講堂).A:Wow.Thatmustbecool.Canyoutellmemoreaboutit?B:Welearnedmanythings52lecturesandvideos.Theyare53fromtheclasseswehaveeverydaybecausethey’renotjustaboutsubjects.A:Whatmadeyouthemostexcited?B:Thebirds!Mr.Magaveusalecture54ILoveNatureandBirds.Ithinkheisso55inscienceandstudyingbirds.Ican’tbelikehimbyjustworkinghard.A:That’sfantastic.Nowonderyou56yourselfsomuch.B:AndMr.Masaidhemuststayinoneplacevery57forhourstotakejustonephotoofabird.Becausebirdsflyawaywhentheyhearanysound.A:Right,it’shardforpeopletowinbirds’58becausesomepeoplecatchthemformoney.B:That’strue.IevenjoinedanEnglishcompetitiontosharebirdfacts.However,Idid59thanIexpected.IthoughtIcouldwinaprize.A:Don’tbesad.Youwillbebetternexttime.B:Thanks.Wouldyoumind60mewiththecompetitionnextyear?IknowyourEnglishisquitegood.A:Ofcourse.AndIalsohopeIcanlistentotheWhole-PersonLecturesinyourschool.B:Thankyouandwelcome！七、選詞填空(★★★)短文填空從下面方框中選出9個(gè)單詞，將其正確形式填入短文，使短文意思正確通順（每詞限用一次）

althoughbutcomfortablefeelheprettyreachshortshowsurprisethankupsetOneday,afoxaskedastorktohavedinnerathishome.Thestorkwasvery61becausethefoxneverinvitedher.Shealwaysthoughtthathedidn’tlikeher.62herkindness,shegottothefox’shomeearlyandevenpicked63flowersamongallflowersintheforestasagift.Thefoxtookhertothedinnertableandputsomesoupinshallow(淺的)bowlsforbothofthem.Butbecausethebowlwastooshallowforthestork,shecouldn’t64thesoup.Thefoxlaughedatthestorkandhadhissoup65.Thestorkwasverysadandangry.Afterthedifficultdinner,shestill66himforhisdinner.Then,thestorksaidtothefox,“Whatabouthavingdinneratmyhometomorrow”?Shewasgoingtoteachthefoxalesson.Shepreparedsoup,too,67thistimethesoupwasintwotall,narrow(狹窄的)vases.Itwasquiteeasyforhertogetthesoupfromthevase.Butitwasnoteasyforthefoxbecausehisneckwasmuch68thanthevase.Thefoxknewthatthestorkjustwantedhimtopayback(報(bào)復(fù)).Finally,heknewthemistakehemadebefore.Inourdailylife,ifwealwaysthinkaboutourfriendsfeelings’wheninvitingthemforameal,they69athome.八、閱讀理解(★★★)補(bǔ)全短文根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的A～F選項(xiàng)中，選出5個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)倪x項(xiàng)補(bǔ)全短文。Fashionscomeandgo,soyoushouldwearwhatmakesyouhappy.Infact,theideaoffeelinggoodbywhatwewearhasaname—dopaminedressing.70SheisthewriterofthebookDressYourBestLife.Inthebook,shewroteaboutlookingforjoythroughdress.71“Dopaminecanbemadebydoingmanythings,butwhataboutwearingbright(鮮艷奪目的)colors?”saysKaren.Shethencreated“dopaminedressing”.Itquicklybecamepopularontheinternet.Thepost-pandemic(后疫情時(shí)代)worldalsoseespeoplewearingmorecolors.72Brightandeye-catchingclothingislikearainbowafterheavyrain.Thereareotherexamplesinhistory.Thinkofthebeautifulclothesofthe1920saftertheFirstWorldWar.73Anddopaminedressingdoesn’tmeanthatweshouldallwearbrightcolorstofeelhappier.Forsome,wearingblackmightbringmorehappinessthanwearingbrightcolors.74Allinall,ifyou’relookingtofeelhappythroughyourclothing,justgoforthecolorsyoulove.

A．Itisalluptoyourself.B．It’seasytounderstandwhy.C．ThisideaisfromDawnnKaren.D．That’swhymanypeopleliketowearmorecolors.E．Dopamineisthefeel-goodchemicalourbodiesmake.F．Ofcourse,it’simpossibletosaywhichcolorweshouldweartoimproveourfeelings.九、任務(wù)型閱讀(★★★)完成圖表根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，完成圖表中所缺信息Hole-in-the-wallrestaurantsaremoreandmorepopularinChina.Theyaresmallrestaurantsthatmaynothavebeautifulenvironmentorgoodserviceliketraditionalrestaurantsbuthavemanydeliciouslocal(當(dāng)?shù)氐?dishes.Youcannotfindthemonthebusystreetsanymorebecausemoretallbuildingsarebuilt.Now,youcanfindhole-in-the-wallrestaurantsinsomesmallstreetsindifferentpartsofacity.Themostpopularhole-in-the-wallrestaurantsusuallyhaveahistoryofmorethan10years.Manyhole-in-the-wallrestaurantloversexpectsamorenaturallife.KitChen,a30-year-oldBeijingworker,isonesuchexample.Duringweekends,healwayswalksthroughdifferenthutongstofindhole-in-the-wallrestaurants.“Beforethat,Iusuallywenttointernet-famousrestaurants.However,Ifoundoutthattheyonlyusepre-madefoodorjuststir-fry(炒)theirdishes.Theyareexpensiveandnotfresh,”saidChen.Buthole-in-the-wallrestaurantsaredifferent.“Theybuytheingredients(食材)fromlocalmarkets,sothedishesarealsocheap,”headded.WangHongjie,a16-year-oldfromChengduRailwayMiddleSchool,Sichuan,likestheexperienceofeatingathole-in-the-wallrestaurants.“Becauseofthelittlespace,manydinersathole-in-the-wallrestaurantsusuallyneedtoeatmealsatthesametable.Wedon’tknoweachotherbutwecantalkwitheachother,”shesaid.“Butatinternet-famousrestaurants,dinersjustquietlyenjoytheirmeals.It’sboring.”However,thefoodsafetyproblemismorecommonathole-in-the-wallrestaurants.Tosolveit,expertsadvisedthattheserestaurantsshouldgetmoretrainingandhavebetterservice.

TheHole-in-the-wallRestaurants（蒼蠅小館）Thefeaturesofhole-in-the-wallrestaurants◆Theyareusuallyverysmall.

◆They75frombusystreetsbecauseoftallbu