2024—2025學年四川省綿陽市富樂教育集團八年級上學期第一階段學情調查英語試卷

一、閱讀理解(★★)閱讀下面短文，根據短文內容判斷句子的正誤（正確“A”，錯誤“B”）Ayearbookispopularinsomehighschools.Youcanknowthenameandthepictureofeachstudentinyourlastyearatschool.Youcanrememberyourclassmatesbetterthroughit.CatherineCookandherbrotherDavidwantedmorethanthis.Theythought,“Wedon’treallyknowmuchaboutourclassmatesfromapicture,sowhynothaveayearbookonline?Youcouldlearnaboutpeople’smusicaltastes,themoviestheylike,andsoon.”Withtheirhardwork,theysetup(成立)awebsitenamedmyYearbook.Itsoonbecamepopularamongschoolmates.Onthewebsite,studentscantalkwitheachotherbysharingmovies,music,photosandsoon.Somestudentsfeelthattheycanmakefriendsmoreeasilyonline.1.Theyearbookispopularinallschools.2.Theyearbookcanonlyhelpstudentsknowtheirclassmates’namesinthelastyearatschool.3.CatherineandDavidsetupayearbookonlinetoknowmoreabouttheirclassmates.4.ThroughmyYearbook,studentscouldn’tknowaboutwhatmusicandmoviestheirclassmateslike.5.SomestudentsfeelitiseasiertomakefriendsonlinethroughmyYearbook.(★★★)IrwinCoreywasafamousAmericanmovieactor.Buttoday,thestoryisnotabouthissuccessinmovies.butabouthisbegging(乞討)life.HebecameabeggaronceandoftenwalkedinthestreetsofManhattan.Heworeoldandbrokenclothes.Hewasverythinandseemedtobeweak,lookinglikeapoorhomelessoldman.▲Heonlyaskedforsomechange(零錢)frompassingdrivers,andthenhegavethedriverafreenewspaperhebought.Eachtimeheaskedformoney,healwayssmiledandalsotoldjokestothedrivers.Thedriversthoughthimkindandfunny,sotheyneverlethimgoempty-handed.Althoughallthemoneyhebeggedwascoins(硬幣),hestillmadelotsofmoneyattheendoftheday.Yearbyyear,hemademuchmoney.However,hedidn’tspendanyofthemoneyhehadaskedfor.Infact,hegavehismoneyhemadetopoorchildren.Hewasnotshortofmoney.Helivedina$3.5millionbighouse.Hewasnotabeggar,either.“Ontheonehand,Ijustwanttohelppeopleinneed.Ontheotherhand,beggingcanmakemefeelnotlonely,aftermywifedied.”hesaid.6.What’sthestoryabout?

A．Irwin’ssuccessinfilms.B．Irwin’sbegginglife.C．Irwin’spoorlife.D．Irwin’smostfamousmovie.7.Whichanbesttaketheplaceof“▲”inthethirdparagraph?

A．Hebeggedformoneyinadifferentway.B．Hethoughtthedriverswererich.C．Hewasasuccessfulmoviestar.D．Hewantedtohaveadifferentlife.8.WhatdidthedriversthinkofIrwinCorey?

A．Friendlybutlonely.B．Kindandfamous.C．Niceandfunny.D．Kindandserious.9.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A．Irwin’sbegginglifeappearedinhismovie.B．Irwinwastoopoortohaveagoodlife.C．Irwinfeltlonelyafterhiswifedied.D．ThedriversweretoomeantogiveIrwinmoney.10.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．Infact,Irwinwasrich.B．Irwinwasapoorhomelessoldman.C．Irwingaveawayallhismoneytopoorchildren.D．Thericharenicetothepoor.(★★★)Kendallspendsmuchtimeplayingintheearth(土壤).Shehasabiggarden.Itproduceslotsoffoodeachyear!Butforthisseven-year-oldgirl,gardeningisn’tjustaboutfruitsandvegetables.It’saboutpeople.“Myfavoritethingaboutgrowingfoodisdoingitwithmyfamilyandfriends,”shesays.Kendallbegangardeningattheageofthree,whenhergrandmothergavehersomepotatoes,Grandmatoldher,“Don’tthrowawaythesmallones,becauseifyouputthemintheground,theywillgrowback.”Kendalltrieditandwassurprisedwhenthesmallpotatoesgrewnewleaves.Soonafter,whenfriendscameover,Kendallenjoyedsharingwhatsheknew.Andshesays,“Myfriendshelpmewaterandcarefortheplants.”Attheageofsix,shebecametheyoungestlicensedfarmerinGeorgia.Today,hergardenisgettingbiggerandbigger!“Whenthevegetablesandfruitsareripe(成熟的),”Kendallsays,“Ipickthem,thenIdoafoodsalesootherkidsandfamiliescanhavesome.”Peoplewhodon’thaveenoughfoodcantakewhattheyneed.Kendallisagoodexampleforotherkids,too.Shespeaksatlibrariesandschoolsandhostsacommunitygardenclubforkids.“Ialsoinvitekidstovisitmygardenandhelpmewithit,toseehowfunitis,”shesays.“Growingfoodtakesalotofwork,buttogetheryoucandoit.”11.Kendallspendsmuchtimeinthegardento________.

A．makemoneyforherfriends.B．playgameswithherfamilythereC．hostacommunitysportsclubforkids.D．enjoygrowingfoodwithherfamilyandfriends12.Theunderlinedword“it”inParagraph2refersto________.

A．diggingthesmallpotatoesinthefieldB．puttingthesmallpotatoesinthegroundC．wateringthesmallpotatoesinthegardenD．throwingthesmallpotatoesintherubbishbin13.WhatdidKendall’sfriendsdowhentheycametohergarden?

A．Theyhelpedtakecareoftheplants.B．Theybroughtthefoodthattheygrew.C．TheybuiltagardeningschoolforKendall.D．TheytaughtKendallhowtobeagoodleader.14.Theunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphmainlymeans________.

A．wecanlearnalotbysellingfoodB．it’simportanttospeakatthelibrariesandschoolsC．it’smeaningfultogardentogetheralthoughit’shardworkD．weshouldspendmoretimeworkingwithGrandma15.Thepassageismostprobablywrittenfor________.

A．studentsB．teachersC．parentsD．workers(★★★)About80%ofpeopledon’tgetenoughvitaminDeveryday.Butthisvitaminisveryimportantforyourhealth.Whenweareyoung,vitaminDbuildsupourbones(骨骼)andmakesthemstrong.Whenweareolder,westillneedvitaminDtokeepourbonesstrong.OurbodieskeepthevitaminDinourbonesandteeth.ThenwelosevitaminDasweworkandexerciseduringtheday.Butourbodiescan’tmakevitaminD.Sowehavetogetitfromoutsideofourbodies.VitaminDisinfoodslikefishandeggs.Sometimes,vitaminDisaddedtobread,milk,andorangejuice.FoodisnottheonlywayourbodiescangetvitaminD.ThesunalsogivesusvitaminD.Ifwewanttobehealthy,weshouldspendsometimeinthesuneachday.Toomuchsunisnotgoodforyou,butabout15minutesadayisusuallyenough.AndweshouldbesuretoeatfoodsthatarerichinvitaminD,too.16.ThewritersaysthatvitaminD________.

A．makesourbonesstrongB．keepsourhaircleanC．isnotnecessaryforourteethD．isbadforourhearts17.WhydowehavetogetvitaminDfromoutsideofourbodies?

A．Itmakesuspopular.B．Ithelpsuseatmorefood.C．Ourbodiescan’tmakevitaminD．ThemorevitaminD,thebetter.18.Howlongshouldwespendinthesuneachweek?

A．About15minutesB．About45minutesC．About105minutesD．About5minutes19.Paragraph3mainlytellsus________.

A．WhatvitaminDisB．wherewecangetvitaminDC．howmuchvitaminDweneedD．whypeopledon’tlikevitaminD20.Howdoesthewriterbeginthepassage?

A．Byaskingsomequestions.B．Byintroduceafact.C．Bycomparingdifferentkindsofvitamins.D．Bydescribingpeople’sneedofvitaminD.二、完形填空(★★★)Longago,therelivedfivebrotherswholookedalmostthesame.Theonlywaytotellthemwasthroughtheiramazing________.FirstBrotherwasas________astenhorses.Hecouldmakeaboatupsidedown.SecondBrothercouldflyintheskylikeabird.ThirdBrothercould________anantsneeze(打噴嚏).FourthBrothercouldmakehisbodyironhard.FifthBrothercouldmakea________whenhecried.Theycoulddomanythingsthatcommonpeoplecouldn’tdo.Theystillhadmanyproblems,________.ThirdBrotherwasalwaysboredwithwhatheheardeverydaybecausehetrulywantedtobequiet.21.A．agesB．clothesC．habitsD．talents22.A．seriousB．hardC．strongD．famous23.A．giveB．hearC．makeD．help24.A．jokeB．riverC．placeD．sky25.A．thoughB．butC．althoughD．through(★★)Thecassowary(食火雞)isoneoftheworld’slargestbirds.Itcan’tfly.Itcangrowuptoabout2meterstall.Ithasstronglegsandbig________andcanrunupto50km/h.Itisalsoagood________.Itcancrosswideriversandswiminthesea.________thecassowaryisveryshy,itcanstillbringdangertopeople!Nobodywantsto________it.However,anewstudyshowsthatsomepeoplehada________idea—theyraised(飼養(yǎng))cassowaries18,000yearsagojustlikewe________chickenstoday.AgroupofscientistsinPapuaNewGuineashowedusthestudy.PapuaNewGuineaisoneofthetwo________ofthecassowary.TheotherhomeisAustralia.Thecassowaryisfamousastheworld’smostdangerousbirds.So________dopeopletrytoraisethecassowary?Well,cassowarymeatisprettydelicious,andpeoplecanuse________feathers(羽毛)tomakeclothes.Iftheywork________enough,peoplecankeepthecassowaryonafarm.Maybepeoplethoughtthesame18,000yearsago.26.A．earsB．feetC．eyesD．teeth27.A．playerB．runnerC．swimmerD．dancer28.A．AsB．IfC．BecauseD．Although29.A．stayawayfromB．besimilartoC．getreadyforD．getcloseto30.A．sameB．differentC．popularD．great31.A．keepB．sendC．tryD．buy32.A．placesB．citiesC．homesD．earth33.A．whatB．whenC．whyD．how34.A．thisB．itC．thatD．its35.A．loudlyB．hardlyC．carefullyD．comfortably三、短文填空(★★★)閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入1個恰當的詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。Outdooractivitiesaregettingpopular.Oneof36(popular)activitiesofthemisbikeriding,orbiking.Asastudent,WangJingdidn’ttakeexercise37(serious)becauseshedidn’tlikesportsatallbefore.ButwhentheAsianGames38(begin)inherhometownin2023,herinterestinsportsgrewalot.Sheknowssportsplayanimportantrolein39(keep)healthyandsheisabigfanofbikingnow.“Iseem40(forget)allmysadnesswhenIride,”Wangsaid.“Ridingletsmeenjoy41(beauty)views(風景)alongtheroad.”sheadded.Now,incitieslikeChengduandBeijing,lotsofpeoplehavethesamehobby42WangJing.Theystarttojoininthebikingridingtorelax43(they).Besides,therearequiteafewbiking44(compete)inbigcities.Bikeriderssharebikingfeelingsandsometimesevenmealstogether.Theyfeelmuch45(happy)afterriding.四、任務型閱讀(★★)信息摘錄完成表格，每空不超過三個詞。Youmayalwaysfeelhungry.Hungerhasmanydifferentreasons,accordingtoDr.MoniqueTello.Thefirstreasonmaybemedicalproblems.“Ifsomeonealwaysfeelshungryandcan’tputonweightorevenloseweight,hemaygetType1diabetes(糖尿病).Heshouldgotothehospital.”Tellosaid.Secondly,theproblemcouldbeinthehead.Youmayfeelhungryeverythreetofivehours.However,youmayeatoftenandalotbecauseofwatchingmanyprogramsaboutfoodonTV.Also,themoreyoueat,thelargeryourstomachgets.Anotherreasonmaybethelifestyle.Sometimesapersoneatstoolittle,exercisestoomuch,orboth.So,whatcanyoudo?Therearethreeways.First,reduce(減少)yourtimeonwatchingfoodprogramsonTV.Besides,saynotofoodifyou’renotreallyhungry.Finally,don’teatunhealthyfood.Eathealthily.

Topic:HungerFactSomepeoplealwaysfeelhungry.46

AmedicalproblemType1diabetes.Theproblemsinthe47