專題：閱讀理解30篇 八年級英語下期期末高頻易錯考點專練（人教版）帶參考答案詳解

八年級英語下期期末高頻易錯考點專練（人教版）專題閱讀理解30篇Passage1（23-24八年級下·廣東深圳·期末）1-daySeaTurtleKeeperProgramAreyouananimallover?Doyouloveseaturtles?Anddoyouwanttokeepaseaturtleasyourpet?Well,keepingaseaturtleasapetisimpossible,butyoucangetclosetoseaturtlesforawholedaybyjoininginthisprogramonJuly8th,2024!8:30~9:50

AbusridefromShenzhentoHuidong.10:00~10:30

Cleanturtlehatchery(孵化場).10:30~11:00

Takeabreakandvisittheturtlebreedingarea(養(yǎng)殖區(qū))withaguide.11:00~11:55

Feedfoodtoturtles.12:00~13:00

HaveLunch.13:30~14:00

Havearestorenjoythebeautifulcoastlineonyourown.14:00~15:40

Takephotosandmakeposterstocallonotherstoprotecttheseaturtles.16:00~17:30

GobacktoShenzhen.Price:

2~5people:$240each6~10people:$220each11peopleandabove:$180eachWhat’sincluded:Theticket&Lunch&Transportationfees(費用).Note:We’llalsosendyouyourguide’sphonenumberaboutaweekbeforeyourtrip.Yourguidewillcallyouatabout8p.m.onJuly7th.Ifyouhaveanyspecialneed,pleasetellyourguideasearlyaspossible.1．Ifyoujoininthisprogram,wherewillyoubeataquartertoteninthemorning?A．Intheturtlehatchery. B．Inabus.C．Inthebreedingarea. D．Inthediningroom.2．Whatcanvisitorsdointheafternoon?A．Feedfoodtoturtles. B．Cleanturtlebreedingarea.C．Makepostersforturtles. D．Playwithturtles.3．IfMikeandhistwinbrotherjoininthisprogramwithfourfriends,howmuchshouldtheypayinall(總共)?A．$1540. B．$1080. C．$880. D．$1320.4．Whatcanweknowfromthetext?A．Visitorswillgetacallatabout8a.m.onJuly7th.B．Visitorsshouldpreparelunchthemselves.C．ThevisittotheSeaTurtleBayfinishesat5p.m.D．Visitorscanturntotheguidewhentheyareinneed.5．Whydidthewriterwritethistext?A．Toshareavolunteerexperience. B．Totellpeopleaboutatravelprogram.C．Totalkabouttheprotectionofseaturtles. D．ToletmorepeopleknowaboutHuidong.Passage2（23-24八年級下·山東日照·期末）Thewinterholidaysarecoming!Doyouliketravelling?Doyouplantogotravellingduringtheholidays?Ifso,comeandseethetravellinesthatweoffer.2-DayHuai’anCultureGroupTourHowaboutgoingtoHuai’anfortheweekend?YoucanvisitZhouEnlaiMemorialandtasteHuaiyangdeliciousfoodsuchaslobsters(龍蝦)andcrabs(大閘蟹).TourPrice:￥690

Callusat800-817-72234-DayQingdaoPrivateTourQingdaoisfamousforitssunshine,whitesandybeachesandclearwater.Youcanrelaxhere,walkalongthebeachesandenjoythefreshair!TourPrice:1person:￥690

2—5persons:￥550/person

106—9persons:￥530/personCallusat800-810-62885-DayColorfulTaiwamGroupTourIfyouliketotakearound-islandtrip,Taiwanisthebestplaceforyou!YoucanclimbA-liMountain,goboatinginSunMoonLakeandexperiencethevariouscultureoftheisland.TourPrice:￥8500

Callusat800-850-82888-DayLondonPrivateTourCometoLondontoenjoytheviewoftheThamesandvisitsuchplacesofinterestlikeTowerBridgeandBigBen.TourPrice:1person:￥16800

2—5persons:15800/person

6—9persons:￥13800/personCallusat800-830-72886．HowlongwilltheHuai’anCultureGroupTourlast?A．Twodays. B．Fourdays. C．Fivedays. D．Eightdays.7．Mrs.Liisplanningtotakethe4-dayQingdaoPrivateTourwithhertwodaughters.Howmuchwilltheypay?A．￥1590. B．￥1650. C．￥2007. D．￥47400.8．Ifyoutakethe8-dayLondonPrivateTour,youwillbeableto________.A．tasteHuaiyangfood B．climbA-liMountainC．enjoytheviewoftheThames D．gotothewhitesandybeaches9．Theinformationabovemightcomefroma________.A．drivingschool B．travelservice C．sportscenter D．busstationPassage3（23-24八年級下·廣東肇慶·期末）Thebigdayiscoming!TherewillbeasaleonFriday.Don’twait!Choosesomeinterestingbooksfromourbookstore.HowITaughtMyGrandmothertoReadIt’saboutayounggirlteachinghergrandmahowtoread.Herexperiencesofteachingandtraininghergrandmotherchangedherintoabetterperson.Readinglevel:15+yearsold

Price:140yuanPublication(出版)time:April8,2004

Language:EnglishMrsPepperpotStoriesLifeisnotveryeasyforMrsPepperpot.Sheneverknowswhatlifewillbelikeinthenextmoment.Readinglevel:7—9yearsold

Price:58yuanPublicationtime:July27,2000

Language:EnglishBrunoPutYourToysAwayBrunoneverlistenstohisparentsandhealwaysputshistoyseverywhere.Oneday,GrandpacameintoBruno’shouse.Heaccidentally(意外地)felldownandgotbadlyhurt…Readinglevel:2—6yearsold

Price:33yuanPublicationtime:June1,2003

Language:EnglishGoingtoSchool(UsborneFirstExperiences)Everychildwillhavethefirstexperienceofgoingtoschool.Kidscanlearnaboutallthepossiblereal-lifesituations(情景)atschool!Readinglevel:3—4yearsold

Price:45yuanPublicationtime:December15,2004

Language:English10．WhendidBrunoPutYourToysAwaycomeout?A．OnJuly27,2000. B．OnJune1,2003.C．OnApril8,2004. D．OnDecember15,2004.11．HowmuchisMrsPepperpotStories?A．￥58. B．￥140. C．￥45. D．￥33.12．________maybethemostdifficulttounderstand.A．MrsPepperpotStories B．BrunoPutYourToysAwayC．HowITaughtMyGrandmothertoRead D．GoingtoSchool(UsborneFirstExperiences)13．Fromthepassage,weknowthat________.A．thesalewillbeonSaturday B．thefourbooksareallinEnglishC．Brunofelldownandgotbadlyhurt D．MrsPepperpothasaneasyandmagiclife14．Wherecanyoufindtheseinterestingbooks?A．Inahouse. B．Atschool. C．Inastorybook. D．Inabookstore.Passage4（23-24八年級下·云南德宏·期末）Boysandgirls,ourschoolwillprovideafter-classservices.Herearesomewonderfulactivitiesforyou.BasketballTrainingJoinus.Youcanplaybasketballwithotherstudentsintheschoolsportscenter.Youcannotonlyexercisewellbutalsohavefun.Contact(聯(lián)系):Mr.Wang,inRoom101.ChineseClay(泥塑)ArtAreyouinterestedinclaypiecesofcutechildrenandlivelycharactersfromancientstories?Youcanlearnhowtomakethemintheschoolartcenter.Contact:Mr.Yu,inRoom102.GreenHomeProjectGreenHomeisavolunteergroupforstudents.Ittriestoprotecttheenvironmentandhelpstocleantheparksandgrasslandsinourcity.Contact:MissLin,inRoom103.ReadingStarsProgramWewillprovidehundredsofbooksintheschoollibrary.Youcanreadanybooksyoulike.Attheendofthisterm,readingstarswillgetprizes.Contact:MissWu,inRoom104.15．Theschoolwillprovideactivitiesfor________.A．teachers B．students C．parents D．a(chǎn)ctors16．Whocanyoucontactifyouwanttodosomesports?A．MissWu. B．MissLin. C．Mr.Yu. D．Mr.Wang.17．WherecanyoulearnChineseclayart?A．Intheschoolsportscenter. B．Inthecityparks.C．Intheschoolartcenter. D．Intheschoollibrary.18．WhatcanyoudoinGreenHomeProject?A．Readanybooksyoulike. B．Playbasketballwithotherstudents.C．Makeclaypiecesofcutechildren. D．Cleantheparksandgrasslandsinourcity.19．Whichactivitycanmakeyougetaprize?A．ReadingStarsProgram. B．ChineseClayArt.C．BasketballTraining. D．GreenHomeProject.Passage5（23-24八年級下·山西臨汾·期末）請閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出一個最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。Hereisacharitysale(義賣)forthekidsinthemountainarea.We’llgiveawaythemoneyweraiseinthecharitysale.Comeandseeourthings.MandyI’dliketosellsomeofmyfictions.IstartedtobuyfictionswhenIwastwelveyearsold.MyfavoritefictionisTreasureIsland.Ibelieveanyonelikemewilllearnalotfromthisfiction.Eachfictiononlycosts20dollars.Youcangetthesecondathalfprice.NickIhaveamusicplayer.Ihavehaditforhalfayear.Itstillworksverywellnow.ItstayswithmewheneverIfeelsad.AndIhavedownloadedsomepopsongsinit.Ihopeitcanbewithyouwhenyouareunhappy.Itcost180dollars.Now,youcantakeitfor60dollars.JasonIhavesomesofttoystosell.Thetoybearismyfourteen-year-oldbirthdaypresent.Ihavehaditforoneyear.Itstilllooksverynew.Itsoriginal(原始的)priceis50dollars.Youonlyneedtopay15dollarsforitnow.Othertoysareverynewbutcheap,too.20．Whomaygetthemoneyraisedfromthecharitysale?A．Adisabledkidinthehospital.B．Apoorfamilywiththreekids.C．Apoorkidinthemountainarea.21．Nancywillpay________dollarsifshebuystwobooksfromMandy.A．twenty B．thirty C．forty22．WhatmayNickdowhenheisunhappy?A．Readfictions. B．Listentomusic. C．Playwithtoys.23．Theunderlinedword“downloaded”inthispassagemeans“________”inChinese.A．下載 B．演唱 C．制作24．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．Wecanbuythetoybearathalfprice.B．MandyhaslearnedalotfromTreasureIsland.C．Thethreekidsselldifferentthings.Passage6（23-24八年級下·廣東廣州·期末）Emoji(表情包)DesignContestforChineseCulturalSymbolsDesignyouremojisforChinaDailyandwinprizesWhichsymbolbeststandsforChinesecultureinyoureyes?Isitthepanda,kungfuortheGreatWall?Here’syourchancetodecidewhatemojisbeststandforChineseculture!Herewearecallingforyourtalentfromallovertheworld!Nomatterwhatthestyleis,shareyourcreativeideaswithus!Allwinningdesignswillbesharedonourapp,andwinningdesignerswillreceiveprizes!Whatisthetopic?TheemojisshouldbecenteredaroundthetopicofChineseculture.Whocantakepartinit?Anybodywholovesemojis.Whatcanyouget?Firstprize(10works):500yuan/workSecondprize(50works):300yuan/workThirdprize(100works):100yuan/workOnlyoneprizewillbeawardedevenifmorethanoneworkbythesamedesignerischosen.Whataretherequirements?Worksshouldbehandedinonlinewithrequiredpersonalinformation.Eachpersoncanhandinthreeworksatmost.Workshandedinmustbeagroup,with8to16emojisineachgroup.Formats(格式):jpg/pg/gif/jpge.

Size:240×240px.Eachpictureshouldbewithin100K,andthesizeofeachgroupshouldbewithin1.6M.Welcometotakepartinourcontest!25．Emojisdesignedwitha________areNOTmatchingthetopicofthiscontest.A．lantern B．dragonboat C．hamburger D．dumpling26．________cantakepartintheemojicontest.A．Emojilovers B．Chineseartlovers C．Chineseculturelovers D．Professionalemojidesigners27．Whatcanweknowaccordingtotherequirements?A．Workscan’tbehandedinonthemailbox.B．Thesizeofeachgroupshouldbewithin100K.C．Worksshouldbehandedinwith6emojisinagroup.D．It’snotallowedtohandinfourworksbyoneperson.Passage7（23-24八年級下·廣東河源·期末）Trip1LuojiMountainBringyourstrongshoesforthehikinginabeautifulareaofLuojiMountain.Youcanfindmanykindsofwildflowersinthisarea.Time:July23—July26

Tel:3598432Adult:$120.00

Child:$60.00Trip2BeihaiParkThisisabeautifulparkwithdifferentkindsofplants.Takeyourdigitalcameraandenjoythegreatsightshere.Itisagoodplaceforfishing.Time:July21—July22

Tel:3597543Adult:$20.00

Child:FreeTrip3TheBigValleyPutonyourwarmclothes,andcomeforanightwalkalongtheBigValley.Manyoftheanimalsyouwillseeonthistripcanonlybeseenatnight.Time:July15—July21

Tel:3497243Adult:$180.00

NotforchildrenTrip4TheBeautifulLuguLakeWearyoursunhatandenjoywonderfulsunshine,youcantaketheboattodifferentislandsforsightseeing.Time:July20—July29

Tel:3497432Adult:$200.00

Child:$100.0028．Nickhasavacationfor2days.Hecango______.A．hikinginthemountain B．fishingintheparkC．swimminginthelake D．boatinginthelake29．Mr.andMrs.KingwanttostayinLuojiMountainwiththeirseven-year-oldsonandeleven-year-olddaughter.Theyneedtopay______forthetrip.A．$240 B．$300 C．$360 D．$43030．Lilylikestheanimalswhichcanonlybeseenatnight.Whichofthefollowingisherbestchoice?A．Trip1. B．Trip2. C．Trip3. D．Trip4.31．You’dbettertake______forthesightseeinginTrip2.A．a(chǎn)sunhat B．a(chǎn)digitalcamera C．warmclothes D．strongshoes32．Thispassageisprobablyfroma______.A．Newspaper B．Storybook C．Magazine D．GuidebookPassage8（23-24八年級下·廣西防城港·期末）

SummerSoccerCamp16yearsoldandbelowDoyouwantsomeexerciseduringthesummerholiday?Joinus.Let’shavefun!10July—31July,2024

Schedule(日程安排)Option(選項)1:TwiceaweekMonday—Wednesday:9:45a.m.—11:00a.m.Option(選項)2:ThreetimesaweekMonday—Wednesday—Friday:9:00a.m.—11:00a.m.orTuesday—Thursday—Saturday:2:00p.m.—4:00p.m.Freeforchildrenunder7●Eachonebringsasoccerball.Pleasewearsoccershorts,shoesandsocks.●Formoreinformation,e-mailMr.Brownatkimbrown@.orcallMr.Whiteat250-7562.●Visitusonlineat.根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，選擇最佳選項。33．Howlongisthecamp?A．Foramonth.B．Forlessthanamonth.C．Formorethanamonth.34．Johnwantstoplaysoccerintheafternoon.Howoftendoesheplaysoccer?A．Twiceamonth.B．Twiceaweek.C．Threetimesaweek.35．15-year-oldBobchoosesOption1,andhis5-year-oldbrotherwantstogowithhim.Howmuchwilltheypayforit?A．$75.B．$110.C．$150.36．Howcanwegetmoreinformation?A．BywritingtoMr.White.B．ByvisitingMr.White.C．Bysendingane-mailtoMr.Brown.37．Thewriterwantsmorechildrento________.A．watchasoccergameB．jointhesoccercampC．buysoccerclothesPassage9（23-24八年級下·山西呂梁·期末）請閱讀下面的圖文內(nèi)容，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出一個最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。WelcometoSanxingduiMuseum!SanxingduimuseumisamodernmuseumnearChengdu.ItopenedtopublicinOctober1997.Opening&BookingTimeOpeningtimeGallery(展館)One:8:30-18:00

GalleryTwo:8:30-18:30Bookingtime:8:30-17:00TicketPriceGalleryticket:￥80Childrenshorterthan1.2m(including1.2m)canvisitthegalleryandgardenforfree.GuideService&PriceIfyouneedamuseumguide,pleasehire(雇傭)oneattheservicedeskinGalleryOne.Chinese,Cantonese,Tibetan:￥80(toagroupof20personsorfewer)English,Japanese:￥120(toagroupof20personsorfewer)Eachguideservicecoveringthetwogalleriestakesabout80minutes.38．Thetwogalleriesarebothopen__________.A．a(chǎn)t6:00a.m. B．a(chǎn)t7:00a.m. C．a(chǎn)t8:30a.m.39．Ifacouplevisitthemuseumwiththeir3-year-oldgirl,theyshouldpay__________forthetickets.A．￥80 B．￥120 C．￥16040．Thevisitorscan’tfindaguidewhocanspeak__________inthemuseum.A．French B．English C．Japanese41．Fromthepassage,wecanlearn__________.A．a(chǎn)guideserves20peopleorfewerB．themuseumoffersfreeguideserviceC．themuseumisinthecenterofChengdu42．Wecanreadthispassage__________.A．inahistorybook B．inatravelguide C．inageographymagazinePassage10（23-24八年級下·吉林·期末）Herearesomevolunteergroups.OpenHeartsTeamTel:222752Address:34CornwallStreet,Plymouth,DevonHelptheoldpeople.Cookdishesandtakeouttherubbishfortheold.Talkwiththemandcleanroomsforthem.pontieartsChild

Tel:265394Address:104EmbankmentRoad,Plymouth,DevonTeachchildrentolearnsomelivingskills.Aplacefordisabledchildrentolearn,trainandworkinafriendlyenvironment.GiveLoveTeam

Tel:665599Address:80GrenvilleRoad,StreetJudes,Plymouth,DevonSellthingslikeclothes,books,tapesandshoestoraisemoneyforanimals.Ateamtocareforhomelesscatsanddogs.Feedthehomelessanimalsandhelptofindnewownerstokeepthem.GreenWindTeam

Tel:603771Address:90CornwallStreet,Plymouth,DevonPickuprubbishandplanttrees.Cleanupthecityparksandhandoutnoticestocallupmorevolunteerstojoinin.根據(jù)表格內(nèi)容，選擇正確答案，并將答案寫在括號內(nèi)。43．OpenHeartsTeamhelps________.A．homelessanimals B．sickpeople C．disabledpeople D．oldpeople44．IfyouwanttoworkinChildCareTeam,youcancallthemat________.A．665599 B．222752 C．265394 D．60377145．IfLindawantstokeepahomelessdogasapet,wherecanshego?A．GrenvilleRoad. B．EmbankmentRoad.C．34CornwallStreet. D．90CornwallStreet.46．Whichteamwantsmorepeopletojoininnow?A．OpenHeartsTeam. B．ChildCareTeam.C．GiveLoveTeam. D．GreenWindTeam.47．Thetextisprobablyfromthe________partofthenewspaper.A．volunteer B．health C．history D．a(chǎn)rtPassage11（23-24八年級下·湖南長沙·期末）Doyouwanttotravelaroundtheworld?LexieAlford,fromCalifornia,America,finishedtravelingtoeverycountryintheworldattheageof21.LexieAlfordcomesfromatravelingfamily.Hermotherbeganherowntravelbusinessatayoungage,andalwaystookLexiewithheronallofhertravels.Whenshewasonly18yearsold,Lexievisited70countries.Thatmadeherwanttovisittheotherpartsoftheworld.InOctober2017,Lexiebeganatriptovisitall195countriesintheworld.Twoyearslater,shefinishedit.Lexieusedplanes,boatsandtrainstogetaround.Butshelikedtotravelbytrainmost.“Travelingontrainsisslowtravel.Icanwatchthechangingviews(風景)fromthewindow,”shesaid.ForLexie,travelingisthebest.Eveninthehardtimes,sheneverthoughtofgivingup(放棄).“I’mluckyImadeitatlast.Ifelttired,butitwasstillanexcitingtrip.Ilearnedquitealotfromthelovelyandfriendlypeopleineachcountry,”shesaid.“AndIlearnedalotabouttheworld.Theworldwouldbesoboringifeverythingwasthesameeverywhere.”Lexiehopesothers,especially(尤其)womenandyoungpeople,cangooutandseetheworld.Weliveinsuchabigandbeautifulworld.WhynotspendsometimetravelingjustlikeLexie?48．Howdoesthewriterstartthetext?A．Bytellingastory. B．Byaskingaquestion. C．Byshowingnumbers.49．WhendidLexiefinishthetraveltoallcountriesintheworld?A．In2017. B．In2019. C．In2021.50．What’sthemainideaofParagraph4?A．WhatLexielearnedfromthetrip.B．WhyLexieenjoyeddifferentcultureC．WhatproblemsLexiemetalongtheway.51．Whydoesthewriterwritethetext?A．Toencourage(鼓勵)ustoseetheworld.B．Toshowussomebeautifulcountries.C．TotellanAmericangirl’sschoollife.Passage12（23-24八年級下·河北石家莊·期末）LittlegirlAmylivesintheUKandsheisonlyfiveyearsoldShelikesschooland...“helping”herteachers.Amystartedreadingwhenshewasthree.Differentfromotherchildrenofherage,sheiscrazyaboutreadingandlikescopyingthingsfrombooksandmagazines.What’smore,shehasanotherspecialhobby—correctingothers’spellingmistakes.Eventhoughtheothersareherteachers,sheisstillopenwiththem.Oneday,Amywasdoingherhomework.Suddenlyshefoundtheword“deer”wasmisspelled“dear”.Shecircledthemistakeandwrote“Itisspelleddeer”,onherpaper.Thensheshowedthehomeworktohermom.Hermothersaid,“Shejustlookedreallyproudofherselfandshesaid,‘ItiswrongandIwilltellmyteacher.’”Amy’smomisproudofherdaughter,too.Shesaid,“She’sreallyinterestedinwordsandreading.Shealwaysgetsabookinherhand.”52．WhendidAmybegintoread?A．3yearsold. B．4yearsold. C．5yearsold. D．6yearsold53．WhatwasAmy’sspecialhobby?A．Readingbooks. B．Copyingthings.C．Correctingspellingmistakes. D．Makingmistakes54．WhichoneisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A．Amylikedreadingverymuch. B．Theword“dear”shouldbe“deer”.C．Amyistooproudtofindmistakes. D．AmyisgoodatfindingspellingmistakesPassage13（23-24八年級下·河北滄州·期末）Iamastudent.Idon’tliketalkingaboutmyfeelings,butsometimesitreallyhurtstokeepallmybadfeelingsinside.AfewpeoplesayIcantalktothemaboutanything.ButwheneverItellanyoneaboutmyproblems,itmakesmethinkthatIamsharingavulnerable(脆弱的)sideofme.Ikeepthinkingaboutwhattheotherpersonthinksofmeafter.WhatcanIdo?JimmyIknowhowthatfeels.Iwasreachingbreakingpointwithkeepingallmyfeelingsinside.Oneday,Italkedtoaworkfriend.Aftertalkingwithher,Iwasworried.Ithoughtshewouldlaughatme.However,inthefollowingdays,shetreatedmethesame,andIknewitwasOKtoopenuptosomeonesometimes.LunaIunderstandthiscompletely.Idon’tlikesharingmyfeelingswithothers,soIwritethemdownonlineandthendelete(刪除)them.Ithelps.Nooneseesmywords,butIgetallthosethoughtsout.MikeWheneverIhearsomeonesay“Idon’twanttoworryotherswithmybadfeelings”,Ifeelverysorryforthem.Sharingfeelingsisimportanttoeveryone.Whenwedon’tdoso,wefeelhurtandlonely.Othersalsofinditdifficulttounderstandus.Ifyoudon’twanttotalktoyourfamilyandfriends,youcantalkwithapsychologist(心理醫(yī)生).Susan55．Whydoesn’tJimmyliketosharehisfeelings?A．Becauseheisafraidtotalkwithothers.B．Becauseheisafraidtocauseotherssomeworry.C．Becauseheisafraidtoremembersadthingsagain.D．Becauseheisafraidtoshowhisvulnerablesidetoothers.56．WhodidLunashareherfeelingswith?A．Ateacher. B．Aworkfriend. C．Apsychologist. D．Afamilymember.57．WhatdothesethreepeoplewanttotellJimmy?A．Itishardtosharehisfeelings. B．ItisOKtokeephisfeelingsinside.C．Heshouldfindawaytosharehisfeelings D．Heshouldbelieveinhisfamilyandfriends.Passage14（23-24八年級下·云南大理·期末）Lastweekend,theweatherwassunnyandcool.AfterIfinishedmyhomework,IfoundIwasalittletired.SoIdecidedtogototheparkforfun.OnSundayafternoon,IwenttoGreenParkbybike.WhileIwaswalkinginthepark,ayoungmanstoppedmeandaskedifIcouldtakesomephotosforhim.Iwashappytohelpandtookmanybeautifulphotosforhim.Withmanythanks,hesaidgoodbyetome.However,afewminuteslater,Ifoundtheyoungmanhadlefthisbagonthebench(長凳).Ithoughthemustforgettotakeitwithhim.SoIdecidedtowaitforhim.Tenminuteslater,theyoungmanreturnedinahurry.Seeinghisbaginmyhand,hewasveryhappy.ThenIgavethebagtohim.Heshowedhisgratitudetome.WhenIleft,hethankedmeagain.Ifeltveryhappy.Ithoughtitwasahappythingtohelpothers.Helpingpeopleinneedisreallyhappy.Whatagreatpleasureitwastohelpothers!58．OnSundayafternoon,IwenttoGreenPark________.A．onfoot B．bybike C．bybus D．bycar59．AyoungmanaskedmeifIcould________forhim.A．takesomephotos B．drawapicture C．singasong D．dance60．Theyoungmanlefthis________onthebench.A．hat B．umbrella C．bag D．book61．Ten________later,theyoungmanreturnedinahurry.A．minutes B．hours C．days D．weeks62．Theunderlinedword“gratitude”inParagraph2means________inChinese.A．情感 B．感激 C．看法 D．幫助Passage15（23-24八年級下·山東菏澤·期末）OnMay15,2023,a16-year-oldgirlfromChangsha,HunanProvincemadenewhistory.XuZhuoyuanbecametheyoungestChinesegirltosucceedinreachingthetopofMountQomolangma.Whatmakesitmoremeaningfulisthattheyear2023marksthe70thAnniversary(周年紀念日)ofthefirstpeopleachievingtheimpossibledream.Mountainclimbingisoneoftheworld’smostdangeroussports,andoneofthemostpopularplacesforthisisMountQomolangma.Itisabout8,848.86metershighandisverydangeroustoclimb.Thickclouds,heavysnowstormsandfreezingweatherconditionsmaketheclimbingmoredifficult.However,thesedifficultiesdidn’tscareXuaway.Shewantedtochallengeherself.Shehasbeentraininghardtomakeherdreamcometrue.OnApril15,sheleftChangshaforNepal(尼泊爾).OnApril28,shearrivedatthebasecampandpreparedforthehugetask.At10p.m.BeijingtimeonMay14,XubeganherjourneyfromCamp4.Theclimbingwasveryhard,andittookher10hourstoreachthetop.Althoughsheisquiteyoung,Xuhasalreadyclimbedfivemountainsover5,000metersinChina.Whenshewas12yearsold,shesaidonHunanTV,“IwillclimbQomolangma.”Fouryearslater,shekeptherpromise.Herspiritshowsusthatweshouldchallengeourselvesinthefaceofdifficulties.Italsoshowsthatweshouldnevergiveuptryingtoachieveourdreams.63．WhendidXuZhuoyuanreachthetopofMountQomolangma?A．OnApril28. B．OnMay14. C．OnMay15.64．WhatdifficultiesmightXuZhuoyuanmeetwhenclimbingMountQomolangma?A．Mud-rockflow.B．Freezingweatherconditions.C．Hunger.65．WhatcanwelearnfromXuZhuoyuan?A．Everycoinhastwosides.B．Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.C．Nevergiveupwhenmeetingdifficulties.66．Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanweprobablyreadthepassage?A．Sportsnews. B．Sciencenews. C．AnimalWorld.Passage16（23-24八年級下·河北唐山·期末）Jenniferwasreadingabook.Ronniebegantellinganotherofhisstories.“Oh,bequiet,Ronnie,”saidJennifer,finallyputtingdownherbook.“Idolistentoyou,sometimes.ButI’mgettingalittletiredofyourstories.Theyareridiculous(荒謬的)andboring.”Ronniehadasadlookonhisface.Jennifer’swordshurthisfeelings.Jennifertriedtobreaktheice.“I’msorry.Ididn’tmeanit.I’masboredasyouareafterMomtoldusthatwecouldn’tgoonourvacation.Iamreadingabooktokilltime.”Ronniewasstilllookingupset.“HowamIevergoingtobeafamouswriterifIcan’tevengetmysistertolistentomystories?”“Ihaveanidea,”Jenniferoffered.“Whydon’tyouwriteastoryaboutme,Ronnie?Youknowmewell,andyouhavemanythingstowriteabout.Beforeyouwrite,youshouldthinkaboutyourstoriescarefully.Thatwayyoucanhaveaclearmind.Also,whileyouarewriting,thingswillbequiet,andIcanread.Thenyoucanshareyourstorieswithme.”Ronnieagreed.67．WhydidJenniferputdownherbook?A．Becausethebookwasboring. B．Becausemomcametotalkwithher.C．BecauseRonniewastoonoisy. D．Becauseshefinishedreadingthebook.68．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“Thatway”inParagraph5referto(指代)?A．Readingalotofbooks.B．Sharingastoryafterwriting.C．Thinkingcarefullybeforewriting.D．Writingastoryaboutsomeonearoundyou.69．WhatwouldRonniedonext?A．Drawapicture. B．Writeastory.C．Listentoastory. D．Goonavacation.Passage17（23-24八年級下·浙江杭州·期末）ItwasFriday,alltheweek’sclasseswerefinishedanditwastimetogohome.Luiswaswalkingtowardstheplaygroundandthinkingabouthisfootballclub,whenaloudsoundinterruptedhim.Someonewasscreaming(尖叫)inclassroom6B．Hewalkedthereandlookedinside.TherewasMaria,Claraandtheirteacher,“Iwentoutsideforfiveminutes,butwhenIcameback,thehamster(倉鼠)haddisappeared(消失).Maybeyoucanhelpusworkoutwhereitis?”“Well,let’saskeveryoneherewhattheyweredoingwhileMrs.Brownwasoutoftheclassroom.”Luisadvised.“IcameheretogiveMrs.Brownmyhomework,”saidClara.LuisaskedClarawherethehomeworkwas.“It’soverthere,onthedesk.”LuisaskedClarawhyherhairwaswet.“Ijustwenttotheswimmingclub.”Clarareplied.“Icamehereaftersingingpracticetofindmypencil,