八年級英語暑假復(fù)習(xí)檢測(一)

聽力部分略Ⅴ.單項填空（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個可以填入空白處的最佳選項。（C）21.IfyouwanttobeadoctorlikeZhongNanshan，hardworkisthekeyto

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語言知識運用（共三大題，滿分35分）C（C）22.ThedocumentaryAerial

China（《航拍中國》）iswonderful.Sofar，I

itthreetimes.A.watched B.willwatchC.havewatched D.watch（C）23.—YuanLongping

people’sfoodsupply（糧食供應(yīng)）

around

the

world

during

his

life.

—Yeah.

He

is

regarded

as

the“Father

of

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Rice”（雜交水稻之父）.A.lookedup B.dependedon C.caredfor D.agreedwithCC（B）24.Willyouremind

tomymotherthisFriday?

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A.SohaveI B.NeitherhaveI C.SoIhave D.NeitherIhave

（A）26.Suzytookabustoschool，butnowshe

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A.get B.toget C.getting D.got（A）28.—I’mafraidIcan’tdowellinthesportsmeeting.—Don’tworry.Iwillsupportyou，

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A.evenif B.if C.sothat D.unlessBA（B）29.—Jane，Irangyouuplastnightbutnobodyanswered.—Oh，Itogetherwithmyparents

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A.havetaken B.wastaking C.weretaking D.hadtaken（C）30.—YoushouldtalkwithJackandtellhimwhatyouthink.Ithinkyoucanbefriendsagain.—

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A.It’snotenough B.Idon’tthinksoC.Thanksforyouradvice D.There’snoneedtodosoBCⅥ.完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）閱讀下列短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。AA

woodcutter（伐木工）

started

a

new

job

in

the

town.

The

pay

was

quite

good

and

the

boss

was

very

friendly

31

him.

He

really

liked

the

new

job.

The

boss

gave

him

an

axe（斧頭）

on

the

first

day.

The

woodcutter

decided

to

work

as

32

as

possible.

That

day，

he

cut

down

18

trees.

“Well

done，”his

boss

said.“Keep

going！”After

hearing

that，

the

woodcutter

was

so

excited

33

he

worked

harder

the

next

day，

but

he

could

only

cut

down

15

trees.

On

the

third

day，

he

tried

even

harder

but

only

cut

down

10

trees.

Day

after

day，

he

was

cutting

down

34

trees.

“I’m

too

35

to

cut

down

trees，”the

woodcutter

thought

so

he

went

to

his

boss

and

said

that

he

could

not

do

the

job.

“

36

was

the

last

time

you

sharpened（打磨）

your

axe?”his

boss

asked.

“Sharpen?I

have

no

37

to

sharpen

my

axe.

I

was

busy

cutting

down

trees.”

“That’s

the

problem，”the

boss

said.“It’s

not

because

you

are

tired.”Life

can

be

like

that.

You

might

be

busy

with

your

work.

But

you

should

really

take

a

moment

to

reflect（反思）

and

think

about

how

to

38

the

future.

There’s

39

wrong

with

being

hard?working.

But

it’s

also

important

to

spend

some

time

sharpening

your

skills

and

40

yourself.

（C）31.A.for B.at C.to D.onC（B）32.A.quietly B.hardC.carefullyD.successfully（A）33.A.that B.so C.because D.after（B）34.A.more B.fewer C.bigger D.smaller（A）35.A.tired B.bored C.worried D.careless（C）36.A.What B.Where C.When D.Why（C）37.A.money B.place C.time D.friends（D）38.A.learnfrom B.turndown C.lookfor D.preparefor（D）39.A.something B.everything C.anything D.nothing（B）40.A.believing B.improving C.enjoying D.promisingBABACCDDBBAre

you

a

book

lover?Have

you

heard

of

the

smallest

library

in

the

world—the

Little

Free

Library

on

the

streets

of

New

York

City?The

Library

was

41

in

a

neighborhood

in

Manhattan.

It

has

40

42

inside

and

it

has

space

for

just

one

reader

at

a

time.

The

bright

yellow

plastic

structure（結(jié)構(gòu)）

was

designed

by

two

43

architects（建筑師）.

It

was

built

from

recycled

materials（材料），

a

plastic

water

tank（水槽）

and

a

wooden

structure

which

can

44

the

books

inside

from

bad

weather.

The

holes

in

the

outside

of

the

structure

allow

45

to

look

in

before

entering

the

library.

46

thelibrarywasopen，ithasdrawnagreatdealofattention.TheLittleFreeLibrary

47

wasformedeightyearsago.TheideasoonstartedspreadingallovertheUSand

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insomeareasofEurope，AfricaandAsia.Therearenowmorethan5，000LittleFreeLibraries

49

theUSandothercountries，helpingpeopletakeabreakfromthe

50

lifeinbigcities.Whynotreadbooksintheworld’ssmallestlibrary?

（A）41.A.setup B.givenup C.putup D.sentup（C）42.A.desks B.chairs C.books D.seats（B）43.A.strange B.famous C.common D.richACB（D）44.A.offer B.provide C.support D.protect（A）45.A.visitors B.cleaners C.drivers D.scientists（C）46.A.Until B.Unless C.Since D.When（B）47.A.plan B.idea C.decision D.dream（B）48.A.landed B.appeared C.fell D.flew（C）49.A.through B.over C.across D.among

（D）50.A.spare B.quiet C.lively D.busyDACBBCDⅦ.補全對話（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從方框內(nèi)的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，其中有兩個為多余選項。A：Hi，ZhangShan！51.

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B：Oh，I’vebeentomanyplaces，likeBeijing，Shanghai，HangzhouandHainan.A：52.

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B：Really?Whatplaceshaveyoubeento?A：I’veonlybeentoXi’an.EDB：53.

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A：It’sinShaanxiprovince.It’sasmallplace，buthasalonghistory.It’soneoftheoldestcitiesinChina.Thereyoucanseemanyoldbuildings.B：54.

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I’vejustseenlotsofnaturalbeauty，butnotmucholdChinesecultureyet.

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AFGA.Where’sthat?B.Howlonghaveyoubeenthere?C.Ihavebeenthereforfouryears.D.You’vebeentomoreplacesthanIhave.E.WhatplaceshaveyoubeentoinChina?F.IhaveneverseensuchaplaceinChina.G.Well,you’llhavemanychancesifyoulike.Ⅷ.閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）第一節(jié)閱讀下列短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。ASarahdidn’tlikedrinkingmilk.ButSarah’smomthoughtitwasimportantforherdaughtertodrinkmilk.OnedaySarah’smomspoketoherteacher，Mrs.Smith，aboutherproblem.ThenextdayMrs.SmithgaveSarahaspecialbooktoread.ItsnamewasFluffy.第三部分

閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）WhenSarahgothome，shesaidtohermom，“Mrs.Smithgavemeabook.Itisaboutakitten（小貓）namedFluffy.”“That’snice，dear.Whydon’tyoureadabitbeforedinner?”askedhermom.Afterreadingforafewminutes，Sarahsaid，“Oh，F(xiàn)luffycan’tclimbatreebecauseherpawshurt.”Sarahclosedherbook.Hermomasked，“Whydoyoustopreading?”Sarahsaid，“It’sFluffy.Shecan’tclimbordancebecauseshedoesn’tdrinkmilk.”ThenSarahsaid，“Mom，mayIhaveaglassofmilk?”Sarahdranktheglassofmilkandsaid，“IfFluffyneedsmilktobehealthyandstrong，IguessIdo，too.”“Yes，dear，”Sarah’smomsmiledhappily.（A）56.WhowasMrs.Smith?A.ShewasSarah’steacher. B.ShewasSarah’sfriend.C.ShewasSarah’smother. D.ShewasSarah’saunt.

（B）57.Whycan’tthekittenclimbatree?A.Becausethetreeisverytall.B.Becauseherpawshurt.C.Becauseshedrinkstoomuchmilk.D.Becausesheistooheavy.AB（C）58.Whatcan’tweknowfromthepassage?A.Sarah’smotheraskedSarah’steacherforhelp.B.Mrs.SmithgaveSarahabookaboutakitten.C.Sarahthoughtshedidn’tneedmilkatallatlast.D.SarahthoughtFluffycouldn’tclimbbecauseshedidn’tdrinkmilk.CWelcome

to

.

Would

you

like

to

join

us

this

summer

vacation?Here

are

tours

of

four

amazing

museums.

You

can

not

only

enjoy

your

life，

but

also

learn

something

interesting.

BThe

Underwater

MuseumTime：July

5th—10thAge：8~18Ticket：￥50You

can

enjoy

fishes

in

different

colors.

There

are

also

excellent

dolphin

shows.

If

you

are

brave

enough，have

a

try

to

swim

underwater

to

see

the

sea

life

clearly.

Buy

some

gifts

for

your

family

if

necessary.

The

Museum

of

MoviesTime：July

16th—21stAge：8~15Ticket：￥20This

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a

museum

about

movies

and

cameras.

It

has

very

old

cameras

and

you

can

learn

a

lot

about

the

history

of

them.

To

relax

yourself，you

may

watch

famous

movies

from

all

over

the

world.The

China（瓷器）Museum

of

the

Song

DynastyTime：August

3rd—8thAge：12~18Ticket：FreeMore

than

120

china

pieces

from

ancient

China

are

on

show

here.

You

can

make

your

clay

art

works

in

person

at

a

very

good

price.

Come

and

have

fun

with

your

friends！It

is

open

every

day

except

Monday.

Suining

Science

and

Technology

MuseumTime：August

23rd—28thAge：Over

6Ticket：FreeYou

may

learn

something

about

the

space

and

increase

your

science

knowledge.

You

can

experience

wonderful

activities

such

as

VR

games，driving

games，recycling

games

and

so

on.

Children

under

12

must

be

with

at

least

one

adult.

（D）59.Jennyisa7?year?oldgirl.Whichmuseumcanshevisit?A.TheUnderwaterMuseum.B.TheMuseumofMovies.C.TheChinaMuseumoftheSongDynasty.D.SuiningScienceandTechnologyMuseum.（C）60.Ifaboyhasaninterestintheoldcameras，whencanhegotothemuseum?A.OnJuly6th. B.OnAugust5th.C.OnJuly18th. D.OnAugust24th.DC（C）61.Helen，15，wantstovisittheUnderwaterMuseumwithherclassmateSally.Howmuchdotheyhavetopay?A.￥20. B.￥50. C.￥100. D.￥150.（C）62.WhatcanyoudoatSuiningScienceandTechnologyMuseum?A.Makeclayartpieces. B.Swimunderwater.C.ExperienceVRgames. D.Watchmovies.CCInmanycountries，holidaysareimportantpartsinpeople’slife.Let’sshowsomecountriestoyou.AmericaAmericanpeople’sholidaysareflexible（靈活的）.Theycanuseuptheirholidaysonce，andtheycanalsousethemupafewtimes.Duringtheholidays，theystillgetmoney.CManypeopleinCanadacanrestthreedaysaweek.Theyhaveallkindsofactivitiesforholidays.Theymaygofishing，boatingormountainclimbing.Also，theyhavelongholidays.Theymaygotothebeachinothercountriestospendasunnywinterholiday.LikeAmericanpeople，Canadiansalsogetmoneyduringtheholidays.FrancePeopleinFranceareverygoodatenjoyinglife.Theyhavea6?weekholidayeveryyear，andtheyworklessthan40hoursaweek.Canada（A）63.Inwhichcountriescanpeoplestillgetmoneyduringtheholidaysaccordingtothepassage?A.AmericaandCanada. B.CanadaandFrance.C.JapanandFrance. D.AmericaandFrance.（C）64.WhichofthefollowingactivitiesisNOTmentionedinthepassage?A.Gofishing. B.Goboating. C.Goskating. D.Gomountainclimbing.ACA.HolidaysAreImportantB.HolidaysinDifferentCountriesC.People’sWorkTime D.ActivitiesinDifferentCountries（B）65.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?BDSherlock

Holmes，

the

famous

detective，

lived

at

221B

Baker

Street

in

London.

One

very

cloudy

evening，

Dr.

Watson，

his

close

friend

and

partner，

arrived

at

their

apartment.

Holmes

was

sitting

in

his

chair，

deep

in

thought，

with

a

serious

look

on

his

face.“What’s

the

matter，

Holmes?”Watson

asked.“You

seem

upset.”“I’ve

just

got

a

letter

from

a

man

named

Sutherland，”Holmes

answered.“It’s

about

a

strange

case（案子）.

Sutherland’s

daughter，

Mary，

has

been

lost

for

two

days.

Her

family

are

worried，

and

I’ve

been

asked

to

find

out

the

truth.”“Why

would

she

get

lost

like

that?”Watson

asked.“That’s

the

point

hard

to

understand，”said

Holmes，

standing

up.“Mary’s

father，

Sutherland，

has

a

lot

of

money，

and

she

was

about

to

marry

a

man

named

James.

But

something

doesn’t

seem

right.”Holmes

and

Watson

went

to

visit

Mary’s

father

the

next

day.

He

explained

that

Mary

had

been

happy，

but

after

meeting

James，

she

had

changed.

Holmes

studied

the

case

carefully，

asking

many

questions

about

James

and

Mary’s

relationship.

He

was

sorry

that“there

is

more

to

the

story

than

meet

the

eve”.

Holmes

decided

to

follow

James

and

study

further.

He

spent

two

days

watching

him.

Then，

Holmes

went

back

to

Watson

with

exciting

news.“I’ve

found

James，”he

said.“He

wasn’t

a

rich

man

as

he

said.

In

fact，

he

was

trying

to

take

Mary’s

family’s

big

money.”The

two

friends

quickly

met

James.

He

had

planned

to

marry

Mary

to

get

close

to

her

money.

However，

with

Holmes，

quick

thinking，

the

plan

was

stopped.

James

was

taken

to

police

station，

and

Mary

was

safe.“The

great

detective

always

knows

when

something

is

wrong，”Watson

said.（B）66.

Who

asked

Sherlock

Holmes

to

solve

the

case?A.Dr.

Watson.

B.

Sutherland.C.Mary.

D.James.（A）67.

What

does

the

underlined

sentence

in

paragraph

6

mean?A.The

story

was

more

difficult

than

it

looked.

B.The

story

was

as

sad

as

it

looked.C.The

story

was

as

simple

as

it

looked.D.The

story

was

much

easier

than

it

looked.BA（D）68.

What

can

we

infer

from

the

passage?A.Holmes

and

Watson

were

friends

and

worked

together.B.Holmes

liked

to

solve

cases

only

by

talking

to

people.C.Mary’s

father

was

the

only

person

who

knew

the

truth.D.Holmes

was

good

at

solving

many

kinds

of

difficult

cases.D（C）69.

What’s

the

best

title

for

this

passage?A.A

Man

Made

a

Woman

LostB.Holmes，

a

Detective

from

LondonC.Holmes

and

the

Lost

WomanD.A

Strange

Case

of

a

Lost

WomanCEThe

most

basic

and

powerful

way

to

connect（溝通）withanotherpersonistolisten.Justlisten.Perhapsthemostimportantthingweevergiveeachotherisourfullattention（注意力）.Whenpeoplearetalking，justlistentowhatthey’resaying.Careaboutit.Mostofthetimecaringaboutitisevenmoreimportantthanunderstandingit.Ithastakenmealongtimetobelieveinthepowerofsayingandmeaning“I’msosorry”whensomeoneissad.Oneofmyfriendstoldmethatwhenshetriedtotellherstory，peopleoftenbrokeintotellherthatsomethingsimilarhappenedtothemevenwhenshedidn’tfinishherwords.Forsomereasons，hersadnessbecameastoryaboutthem.Intheend，shestoppedtalkingtomostpeople.Weconnectthroughlistening.Whenwebreakinonwhatsomeoneissayingtoletthemknowthatweunderstand，wemovethefocusofattentiontoourselves.Whenwelisten，theyknowwecare.Thiseasythingisn’tthateasytolearn.WhenIwasyoung，Ithoughtpeoplelistenedonlybecausetheyweretooshytospeakordidnotknowtheanswer.Alovingsilenceoftenhasmorepowertocomfortandtoconnectthanthekindestwords.（C）70.Inthewriter’seyes，what’sthemostimportantthingwecangivepeople?A.Plentyofmoney. B.Lotsoffreedom.C.Ourfullattention. D.Asmile.C（B）71.Whatshouldwedowhenourfriendsaresad?A.Shareoursadstorieswiththem.B.Listentotheirstoriesandsay“I’msosorry”.C.Letthemenjoythesilenceandnottalkaboutit.D.Tellthemsomethinginterestingtomakethemhappy.B（D）72.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.Beingagoodlistenermakesyouagoodtalker.B.Listeningtopeopleisn’tsomethingeasytolearn.C.Mostlistenersaretooshytoshowthemselves.D.Sometimesalovingsilencedoesabetterjobthanbeautifulwords.D第二節(jié)閱讀下面短文，并用英語回答問題（注意每小題的詞數(shù)要求）。FLong

long

ago，

there

was

a

rich

man.

He

loved

his

son

very

much.

Because

he

wanted

to

make

his

son

have

a

happy

life，

he

decided

to

send

him

to

see

a

smart

old

man

for

advice

on

happiness.

When

the

old

man

knew

about

this，

he

gave

the

boy

an

empty

bowl

and

asked

him

to

go

to

the

river

and

fill

the

bowl

with

water.“If

no

water

is

spilt（灑）

when

you

come

back，

I

will

tell

you

about

it.”The

boy

walked

to

the

river

and

came

back

with

a

bowl

of

water.

The

old

man

asked

him，“Did

you

notice

the

beautiful

flowers

along

the

road

and

the

birds

singing

in

the

trees?”The

boy

could

say

nothing

about

them

because

he

paid

much

attention

to

the

bowl

in

his

hands.The

old

man

smiled

and

said，“Bring

me

another

bowl

of

water

and

enjoy

the

flowers

and

the

singing

of

birds.”When

the

boy

came

back，

he

could

share

everythi