2025-2026學(xué)年江蘇省南通市如皋經(jīng)濟(jì)技術(shù)開(kāi)發(fā)區(qū)實(shí)驗(yàn)初中八年級(jí)上學(xué)期9月份反饋練習(xí)英語(yǔ)試卷一、聽(tīng)力選擇(★)1.Whatactivitydoesthegirlusuallydoafterschool?

A．B．C．(★★★)2.WhatdoesTomlikemostabouttheschoollife?

A．B．C．(★★)3.Whoistaller?

A．B．C．(★★)4.WhatdoesNickwanttobe?

A．B．C．(★)5.Whattimedoesthegirl’sschoolstart?

A．At7:30.B．At8:15.C．At8:30.(★)6.Whatdoesthegirlthinkofherschoollife?

A．Boringandtiring.B．Busybutinteresting.C．Relaxingandfunny.(★)7.HowmanysubjectsdoesJimstudy?

A．Eleven.B．Twelve.C．Nine.(★★★)8.Howlongisthegirl’slunchtime?

A．Onehour.B．Twohours.C．Threehours.(★★)9.WhichlanguageisFranklearning?

A．Russian.B．French.C．German.(★)10.HowoftendoesLisaplaybadminton?

A．Onceaweek.B．Twiceaweek.C．Threetimesaweek.(★)聽(tīng)一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。11.WhichclubisMaryin?

A．TheArtClub.B．TheEnglishClub.C．TheMusicClub.12.Whataretheygoingtodonext?

A．Havelunch.B．Gohome.C．Dohomework.(★★)聽(tīng)短文，回答以下小題。請(qǐng)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確答案，完成信息記錄表。

MyFriends’SchoolLifeLilyJapanese·Herfirstclassstartsat8:30.

·Allherclassesareabout________long.Cindy________·Herschoolstartsat9:30.

·Studentsgotodifferentclassroomsfordifferentsubjects.JohnAmerican·Hehassevenclasses.

·Afterschool,hegoestothe________.13.A．40minutesB．45minutesC．50minutes14.A．AustralianB．FrenchC．Canadian15.A．playgroundB．libraryC．park(★★)聽(tīng)短文，回答以下小題。16.WhopaysfortheschoolinFinland(芬蘭)?

A．Students’parents.B．Thegovernment.C．Studentsthemselves.17.Whatdothestudentslearnbeforeseven?

A．Sports.B．Languages.C．Socialskills.18.Howlongdoyoungchildrenusuallystayatschoolinaday?

A．Forfourtofivehours.B．Forsixtosevenhours.C．Forseventoeighthours.19.Whendostudentstaketheirfirstrealexam?

A．Attheendofhighschool.B．Attheendofmiddleschool.C．Attheendofprimaryschool.20.WhatdoschoolsinFinlandwanttomakestudentsgrowlike?

A．Tigers.B．Mountains.C．Trees.二、單項(xiàng)選擇(★★)21.Duringthegroupproject,Tomalwayslistenscarefullytoeveryone’sideas,remembershisteammates’preferences,andprovidessmallhelpforthosewhoarebusy.Hisclassmatesallsayheisvery________.

A．a(chǎn)ctiveB．patientC．thoughtfulD．energetic(★)22.Atthefruitmarket,Mr.Smithfindsthatapplesaresoldat8yuanperkilogram,whilepearsare5yuanperkilogram.Hesaystohiswife,“Thepriceofapplesis________,andpearsaremuch________.”

A．higher;cheaperB．lower;moreexpensiveC．moreexpensive;morecheapD．cheaper;moreexpensive(★★★★)23.Whentheteacheraskedwhyshedidn’tfinishherhomework,Lily________thatshewassickand________inbedallmorning.Butherdeskmatesawherplayingoutside.

A．lied;lieB．lied;layC．lay;liedD．lay;lay(★★)24.Parentsshouldtryto________theirchildren’sfeelingswhentheymakemistakesinsteadofjustscoldingthem.

A．coverB．understandC．trustD．a(chǎn)ttack(★★★)25.—Bob,________sunshineisgoodforusandmakesushappy.Let’sgooutforawalk.—I’dloveto,butI’m________tiredtoday.Whatabouttomorrow?

A．a(chǎn)bit;abitB．a(chǎn)bit;abitofC．a(chǎn)bitof;abitD．a(chǎn)bitof;abitof(★★★)26.Nowtheafter-schoolserviceisinuseproperly,andstudentsaresuretohave________homeworkand________freetimeafterthanbefore.

A．less;fewerB．fewer;lessC．less;moreD．more;fewer(★★)27.—Hey,Tony.________willthecompetitionstart?Ican’twaittowatch.—________thefamousscientistarriveshere.

A．When;NotuntilB．When;UntilC．Howlong;UntilD．Howlong;Notuntil(★★)28.—Whatcanwelearnfromthetrafficsafetylesson?—Ittellsusthat________wepayattentionto________trafficrules,________wewillbe.

A．themore;following;thesaferB．themost;follow;thesafestC．more;following;saferD．most;following;safest(★)29.—DeadtorightsisthemostmeaningfulhistoricalfilmIhaveeverseen.—________.Itisworthwatchingasecondtime.

A．That’sagoodideaB．Ican’tagreemoreC．Idon’tthinksoD．It’shardtosay(★★)30.Lookatthepictureontheright.Whichofthefollowingproverbsdoesthispicturematchbest?

A．Atruefriendisknowninthedayofadversity.B．Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.C．Everydoghasitsday.D．Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.三、完形填空(★★)ATrueFriendintheDigitalAgeIntheageofsmartphonesandsocialmedia,manypeoplethink“friends”arejust________onascreen.Butfor14-year-oldWangYu,atruefriendissomeonewhostandsbyyou,evenwhenyou’renotonline.WangYumetLiJiaatasummercampforrobotloverslastyear.LiJiawasquietatfirst,butWangYufoundshewas________inbuildingrobots.Theyspenthoursdiscussinghowtoimprovetheirrobotmodelsandsoonbecameclosefriends.Onemonthago,WangYu’srobotprojectfortheschoolcompetition________aproblem.Hismaincircuitboard(電路板)broke,andhehadnomoneytobuyanewone.Hefelt________andevenwantedtogiveup.WhenLiJiafoundout,shedidn’tjustsenda“cheerup”message.She________herownpocketmoneytobuyanewcircuitboardandbroughtittoWangYu’shomethenextday.“Iknowhowimportantthisprojectistoyou,”LiJiasaid.“We’refriends,andfriendshelpeachotherout,notjustchatonline.”WangYuwasdeeplymoved.WithLiJia’shelp,hisrobot________thesecondprizeinthecompetition.Afterthat,WangYurealizedthattruefriendshipisn’tabout________postsorlikes.It’saboutbeingtherewhenyourfriendneedsyou.TheystilluseWeChattotalkeveryday,buttheyalso________timemeetinginperson—playingbasketball,visitingsciencemuseums,orjustsittinginacafeandsharingstories.Lastweek,LiJiahadahardtimewithherEnglishexam.Shegotalowscoreandfelt________.WangYudidn’tlaughather.Instead,hemadeastudyplanforherandhelpedherpracticeEnglishspeakingeveryevening.“LiJiahelpedmewhenIwasintrouble,”WangYusaid.“Nowit’smyturnto________her.”Inaworldwheremanyrelationshipsarebasedondigitalinteractions,WangYuandLiJia’sfriendshipshowsthattruefriendsstill________theoldways—caring,supporting,andbeingpresent.They________thatnomatterhowadvancedtechnologybecomes,afriend’skindnessandhelparealwaysmore________thananyonlinemessage.Theirstoryhasalsoinspiredotherstudentsintheirclass.Manyofthemnowspendlesstime________onsocialmediaandmoretimehangingoutwiththeirfriendsinreallife.“WangYuandLiJiataughtusthatfriendshipisnotjustadigitalconnection,”saidtheirclassmateZhangTao.“It’ssomethingrealand________.”31.A．namesB．photosC．wordsD．signs32.A．boredB．interestedC．tiredD．worried33.A．solvedB．foundC．facedD．a(chǎn)voided34.A．cheerfulB．hopefulC．helplessD．useful35.A．savedB．lentC．borrowedD．used36.A．wonB．lostC．missedD．beat37.A．readingB．writingC．postingD．deleting38.A．takeB．spendC．costD．pay39.A．happyB．excitedC．sadD．proud40.A．helpB．teachC．tellD．a(chǎn)sk41.A．followB．forgetC．changeD．stop42.A．wonderB．believeC．doubtD．fear43.A．expensiveB．importantC．difficultD．interesting44.A．playingB．workingC．chattingD．studying45.A．valuableB．commonC．easyD．funny四、閱讀理解(★★★)“Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.”Friendsareimportanttous.Friendshelpusgetthroughhardtimes.Friendsalsoinfluenceusalot.Let’senjoyapoemaboutfriendship.

ToWangLunI,LiBai,sitaboardashipabouttogo,

Whensuddenlyonshoreyourfarewellsongsoverflow.

HoweverdeeptheLakeofPeachBlossoms(桃花)maybe,

Itisnotsodeep,OWangLun!Asyourloveforme.ThepoemisfamoustoalltheChineseinourculture.LiBaidescribedthesceneofhisfriendseeinghimoff(送別).Hispoemshowsthefriendshipbetweenhimandhisfriendisdeeperthanthedeepwater.Ittellsusthatnothingshouldgetinthewayofspendingtimewithfriends.Thelanguageissimplebutsincere.46.WhatscenedidLiBaimainlydescribeinthepoem?

A．Shipsonthelake.B．Peachblossoms.C．WangLunseeinghimoff.D．SongssungbyWangLun.47.WhatisdeeperthantheLakeofPeachBlossomsinthepoem?

A．Friendship.B．Thefriend.C．Thesong.D．Theship.48.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?

A．Theendofthefriendship.B．Thepopularityofthepoem.C．Differentideasaboutfriendship.D．Theanalysis(分析)ofthepoem.(★★)Gettingintouchwithfriendsisdifficultafterpeoplechangeschoolsormovehouse.Theydon’tknowhowtostarttheconversationagainiftheydon’ttalkwiththeirfriendsforalongtime.Manypeoplewanttogetintouchwitholdfriends,buttheyareafraidtodoso.Psychologists(心理學(xué)家)fromcollegesdidastudyabouthowpeoplefeelaboutgettingintouchwitholdfriends.Thestudyshowsthatover90%ofpeopledon’tcalltheiroldfriends.70%ofthemdon’twanttocalltheirfriendsfirst,becausetheyworrythattheiroldfriendswon’twanttohearfromthem,andmaybetheiroldfriendsaretoobusytotalktothem.Somepeopleeventhinkgettingintouchwiththeiroldfriendsisashardastalkingtostrangers.LaraAknin,oneofthepsychologists,said,“Mostpeopleareworriedthattheyhavedifferentlifestylesandinterestsnow.Butthesedifferencescanbehelpfulforpeopletogetclosetoeachother.Aftersharingsomethingnewandinteresting,theywon’tfeelembarrassed(尷尬的)atall.Instead,theyknoweachotherbetter.”Infact,ifyougetintouchwithanoldfriend,youwillbesurprisedtofindthatheorsheisalsolookingforwardtohearingfromyou.So,whynotgiveyouroldfriendacall?49.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?

A．Bytellingastory.B．Bygivingafact.C．Byaskingaquestion.D．Bylistingnumbers.50.Whydon’tmostpeoplewanttocalltheiroldfriendsfirst?

A．Becausetheyalmostforgettheiroldfriends.B．Becausetheydon’twanttotroubletheiroldfriends.C．Becausetheyhavenothingtosaytotheiroldfriends.D．Becausetheydon’tcareabouttheiroldfriendsatall.51.WhatcanwelearnfromLaraAknin’swords?

A．It’shardtogetintouchwitholdfriends.B．Wecan’tshareourthingswitholdfriends.C．Differencesmayhelppeoplegetclosetooldfriends.D．Mostpeoplemighthavedifferentlifestylesandinterests.52.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?

A．It’simportanttohavesomegoodfriends.B．Bebravetogetintouchwithyouroldfriends.C．Weshouldmakeasmanynewfriendsaspossible.D．Makefriendswithpeoplewhohavethesameinterests.(★★)Thedayspass.Dorothyworksveryhardinthekitchen.SheremembersUncleHenryandAuntEminKansas.Sheremembersherfriends,theScarecrowandtheTinWoodman.She’sverysadandsheoftencries.Atnight,shegoestoseetheLion.TheWitchdoesn’tgivehimanythingtoeatordrink,soDorothytakeshimfoodandwaterfromthekitchen.Thensheliesdownnexttohim,putsherheadonhiswarmbody,andsleepsuntilthemorning.TheWitchwatchesDorothyallthetime.She’swaitingfortherightmomenttotakethesilvershoes.Dorothywearsthemallthetime.Shelovesthem.Theonlytimeshetakesthemoffiswhenshehasabath.TheWitchdoesn’tlikewater,soshe’safraidtogonearthegirlwhenshe’sinthebath.Oneday,Dorothyiscleaningthekitchen,andsheslipsonthewetfloor.Shefallsover,andoneofthesilvershoescomesoff.TheWitchpicksitupquicklyandputsiton.“Givemebackmyshoe!”Dorothysays.“No!It’smyshoenow,”theWitchreplies.“Youareabadwoman!”Dorothyshouts.“Iwantmyshoe!”There’sabucketofwaternearthedoor.ThegirlpicksitupandthrowsthewaterovertheWitch.“Aargh!”TheWitchcries.“Wateristheendofme!”AndshestartstodisappearinfrontofDorothy’seyes.Inanotherminute,there’sjustalotofwateronthekitchenfloor.Dorothyquicklytakeshershoe,putsitonagain,andrunsoutside.“TheWitchisdead!”sheshouts.TheWinkieslookatherinsurprise.TheyarealsotheWitch’sslaves.“We’reallfreenow!”shesaystothem.Theystartcheeringandshouting,“ThebadWitchisdead!We’refree!Thankyou.Dorothy!”DorothygoestotheLionandtakestheropeoffhisneck.He’sveryhappytobefreeagain.——TheWonderfulWizardofOZ53.WhatdoestheWitchwantfromDorothy?

A．Thefoodandwater.B．Hersilvershoes.C．ThekitchenD．Herfriends.54.ThischartshowswhatDorothydoesinorder.Whichisthemissingpart?

A．TakeoffhersilvershoesB．Cleanthekitchencarefully.C．Clapandcheerforfreedom.D．ThrowthewaterovertheWitch.55.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“slaves”inthepassagemean?

A．Peoplewholivearichandhappylife.B．Peoplewhoareforcedtoworkforotherswithoutfreedom.C．Peoplewhohavealotofpowerandcontrol.D．Peoplewhotravelaroundtheworldfreely.56.WhatisDorothylike?

A．Braveandfriendly.B．Hard-workingandshy.C．Generousbutsad.D．Luckybutunhappy.(★★★)HowDoTreesHelpFightAirPollution?Treesaremorethanjustbeautifulplants—theyarenature’sbesthelpersinfightingairpollution.Manypeopledon’tknowthattreescancleantheairwebreatheeveryday.First,treesabsorbharmfulgaseslikecarbondioxide.Throughphotosynthesis,theyturnthesegasesintooxygen,whichisnecessaryforalllivingthings.Asinglematuretreecanproduceenoughoxygenforfourpeopleinoneday.Second,treestrapdustandsmallparticlesfromtheair.Theirleavesandbarkactlikeafilter,catchingdirtbeforeitreachesourlungs.Forexample,inbusycities,streetslinedwithtreeshave10—20%lessairpollutionthanthosewithout.Third,treesevenreducethelevelofnoisepollution.Thethickleavesandbranchescanabsorbsoundwaves,makingtheenvironmentquieter.However,treesneedourprotection,too.Everyyear,millionsoftreesarecutdown,whichweakenstheirabilitytofightpollution.Weshouldplantmoretreesandtakecareoftheexistingones.Afterall,protectingtreesisprotectingourselvesandourplanet.57.WhatdotreesdotohelpfightairpollutionaccordingtoParagraph2andParagraph3?

A．Theyproducecarbondioxide.B．Theyabsorbharmfulgasesandtrapdust.C．Theyincreasenoiseincities.D．Theystopgrowinginsummer.58.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?

A．①—②—③④—⑤B．①—②③④—⑤C．①—②—③④⑤D．①—②③④⑤59.Accordingtothepassage,whydotreesneedourprotection?

A．Becausetheyproducetoomuchoxygen.B．Becausemanytreesarecutdowneveryyear.C．Becausetheycan’tgrowincities.D．Becausetheyareafraidofrain.60.Whatcanweinferthewritermighttalkaboutnextifthepassagecontinues?

A．Howtocutdowntreesproperly.B．Differenttypesofharmfulgases.C．Specificwaystoprotectandplanttrees.D．Thehistoryofphotosynthesis.(★★★)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從選項(xiàng)中選出填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)（選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)）。WhatCanHelpUsWhenWeFail?Failureisapartoflifesinceourearliestmomentoflife.Weoftenthinkoffailureassomethingbad.Butfailureisanormalandnaturalpartoflife.Soitisneitherbadnorgood.61◆Don’tbeafraidoffailure.62Ifweneverfailatsomething,weprobablyhaven’tlearnedallthatlifehastoteachus.Sofailuremeanstakingsomethingawayfromtheexperience.◆Neverstoptrying.Tryingorlearningsomethingnewisoftenhalfthebattle(戰(zhàn)斗).63Youmaygetdisappointed(失望的)becauseoffailure.Butifyougiveup,yourprogresswillcometoanend.◆64Nobodycanbeoursafetynetsallthetimeinourlives.Onlywecanactasourownsafetynets.Soweshouldlearntobeindependentanddoeverythingforourselves.◆Don’tlookback.Wespendtoomuchofourliveslookingback.There’snothingbacktheretosee.65AndI’msurethatyou’llfindyourselfinabetterposition.

A．Failureisafriend.B．Don’tgiveuptrying.C．Failureishowwelearn.D．Learntodependonourselves.E．However,whatcanhelpuswhenwefail?F．Spendmoretimelookingforwardtoyourlifeinthefuture.五、短文填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的適當(dāng)形式。From“eatingdazi”to“workingdazi”to“travelingdazi”,anewsocialtrend(趨勢(shì))istakingoffinChinaamongyoungpeople.Itmeanspeoplefindnewwaystocommunicatewithothersandsharetheir66(think).Dazimakessociallifemuch67(easy)andmorecomfortable.Unliketraditionalfriendswhooftenneedtohangoutwitheachotherandkeepintouch68(close),adaziisamorerelaxedsocialpartner.69(get)alongwithadaziwillgreatlyreducesocialcosts.InChina,manyyoungpeopleareturningtodazirelationshipstodealwiththeirbusylives.Daziisaquickandconvenientwaytomakefriends.Itprovidesawayforpeopletobuild70(far)socialconnectionsandmaketheirlivesmoremeaningful.However,findingadazioftencomeswithsomedanger.Thisincludesmeetingstrangersby71(you)anditcanputyouatriskofharm.Sobecarefulwhenyoumeetanonlinedazi.72(stay)safe,remembertomeetyouronlinedaziinpublicplaceslikeshoppingmallsandletsomeoneknowwhereyougo.Ifyouarein73(dangerous),youwillbesavedimmediately.Ashort-termfriendshipformedthroughdazicanprobablyturnintoalong-termrelationship.It’simportanttorespecteachother’spersonalspacewhenbuildingarelationship,sothattherelationshipwillbe74(end)andwon’tfade(消逝)easily.Ifyoufollowthesetips,Ibelieveyou75(improve)therelationshipwithyourdazi.(★★★★)請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)所給首字母的提示，寫(xiě)出一個(gè)合適的英語(yǔ)單詞，使短文通順。Lastsummerv76,Iwenttomygrandparents’village.Itwasaquietandbeautifulplacewithgreenfieldseverywhere.Everymorning,Iwokeupearlyandwalkeds77alongthecountryroadtoenjoythefreshair.Oneday,mygrandpaaskedmetohelphimp78vegetablesinthegarden.Atfirst,Iwasnotgoodatit.Butafterhisteaching,Ididb79thanbefore.Mygrandmacookedthevegetableswepickedforlunch.Theyweremucht80thantheonesinthecity.Intheafternoon,itsuddenlystartedtorain.Ihadtostayindoorsandr81abook.Mygrandmasatbesidemeandtoldmestoriesaboutherchildhood.Shesaidlifewashardwhenshewasyoung,b82shefelthappyeveryday.Aftertherainstopped,Iwentoutsidetoflyakite.Thekiteflewh83inthesky.Alittleboycameoverandaskedtoplaywithme.Welaughedandranaroundu84itgotdark.Thistripwasfullofwonderfule85,andIwillneverforgetit.六、任務(wù)型閱讀(★★★★)請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題。Inrecentyears,moreandmoreelderlypeopleinChinahavebeenbuildinglastingfriendships,whichbringthemjoyandsupportintheirlaterlives.Ms.Wang,72yearsold,livesinBeijing.Shemadefriendswiththreeotherwomen—Ms.Li,Ms.Zhang,andMs.Zhao—atacommunitygardenfiveyearsago.Everymorning,theymeetatthegardentodotaichi(太極)together.Afterthat,theysitonabenchandchatabouttheirdailylives—theirchildren,theirgrandchildren,orinterestingthingstheysawonTV.“BeforeImetthem,Ifeltverylonely,”Ms.Wangsaid.“Mychildrenworkinothercities,soIlivealone.Butnow,IlookforwardtoeverymorningbecauseIknowIwillseemyfriends.”Thesefourfriendsalsohelpeachotherinmanyways.Lastyear,Ms.Lifellandhurtherleg.Ms.Wang,Ms.Zhang,andMs.Zhaotookturnsvisitingherandbringinghermeals.Theyalsohelpedhercleanherhouseandtakecareofherplants.“Theyarelikemyfamily,”Ms.Lisaid.“Idon’tknowwhatIwouldhavedonewithoutthem.”AnothergroupofelderlyfriendsinShanghaihasadifferentwayofstayingconnected.Theyformeda“bookclub”threeyearsago.EverySaturdayafternoon,theymeetatacommunitycentertoreadanddiscussbooks.MostofthebookstheyreadareaboutChinesehistoryortraditionalculture.“Readingtogetherhelpsuslearnnewthings,anddiscussingthebooksbringsuscloser,”saidMr.Chen,78yearsold.“Wealsoshareourownstoriesandexperienceswhiletalkingaboutthebooks.It’sveryinteresting.”Thesefriendshipsarenotjustfun—theyalsohavemanyhealthbenefits.Studiesshowthatelderlypeoplewithstrongfriendshipsarelesslikelytofeellonelyordepressed(抑郁的).Theyalsohavebetterphysicalhealth,becausetheyaremoreactiveandtakebettercareofthemselveswhentheyhavefriendstosupportthem.ManycommunitiesinChinaarenowencouragingelderlypeopletomakefriends.Theyorganizeactivitiesliketaichiclasses,bookclubs,andcraft(手工)workshops.Theseactivities