2025-2026學(xué)年江蘇省海門(mén)區(qū)中南中學(xué)八年級(jí)上學(xué)期九月份英語(yǔ)獨(dú)立作業(yè)一、聽(tīng)力選擇(★)1.WhichanimaldoesMarylikebest?

A．B．C．(★)2.WhereisMr.Greengoing?

A．B．C．(★★★)3.Whichkindoffruitisthecheapest?

A．B．C．(★)4.WhowantstoknowhowtosearchtheInternet?

A．B．C．(★)5.HowmanybooksdoesSandyhave?

A．5.B．14.C．19.(★★)6.WhatkindofmusicdoesSamlikebetter?

A．Rockmusic.B．Americancountrymusic.C．Chinesepopmusic.(★★★)7.Howoftendoesthegirlgotothesportsclub?

A．Onceaweek.B．Twiceaweek.C．Threetimesaweek.(★)8.WhendidJimgettoschoolthismorning?

A．At7:00.B．At7:15.C．At7:30.(★)9.WhatisMillie’sschoollifelike?

A．Itisinteresting.B．Itisbusy.C．Itisboring.(★★)10.Whycan’tthegirlwatchthecartoons?

A．Becausehermotherisworking.B．Becauseherfatherisreading.C．Becausehermotherissleeping.(★★★)聽(tīng)一段對(duì)話(huà)，回答下列各小題。11.Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?

A．CloudyB．RainyC．Sunny12.Whatmaytheboydotomorrow?

A．Haveapicnic.B．Readbooks.C．Playthepiano.(★★★★)聽(tīng)一篇短文，回答以下題。請(qǐng)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確答案，完成信息記錄表。

MybestfriendJimmyAppearance·tallandstrongwithblackhair

·aroundfacewith______andsmilingeyesCharacter·generous

·____

·smartAbility·smartandmusical

·goodat____13.A．bigB．smallC．bright14.A．honestB．kindC．helpful15.A．sharingthingsB．readingbooksC．playingfootball(★★★★)聽(tīng)一篇短文，回答以下題。16.Whatisagiantpandalike?

A．Shy.B．Clever.C．Beautiful.17.Howmanypandasarelivinginforeigncountriesnow?

A．100.B．23.C．12.18.Whatcan’tGiantpandasdo?

A．Catchingfish.B．Swimming.C．Climbingtrees.19.Whereisthebiggestpandareserve(自然保護(hù)區(qū))?

A．Shan’xi.B．Heilongjiang.C．Sichuan.20.Howmanykilosofbamboodoesagiantpandaeatatleasteveryday?

A．10.B．18.C．20.二、單項(xiàng)選擇(★)21.Thestudents________fortheSpringFestivaleveryyear.

A．havetwentydaysoffB．takeatwenty-dayoffC．havetwenty-dayholidayD．taketwentyday’sholiday(★★)22.Canyoudoworkbetterwith________timeand________people?

A．fewer;lessB．few;fewerC．less;fewerD．little;less(★★)23.AlthoughSunJiadongwasalreadyinhisseventies,hewasstillvery________andbecamethechiefdesignerofChina’slunarexplorationprogramme.

A．energeticB．caringC．humorousD．thoughtful(★★★)24.—Howhardyouareworking,Nancy!—Ithink________weare,________wewillbe.

A．themorehard-working;theluckiestB．thehard-working;theluckyC．morehard-working;luckierD．themorehard-working;theluckier(★★)25.Lilyisa(n)________student.Sheanswerstheteachers’questions________inherclass.

A．a(chǎn)ctive;moreactivelyB．moreactively;moreactiveC．moreactive;themostactivelyD．a(chǎn)ctive;themostactively(★★★★)26.Hespendsasmuchtimeashecan________Englisheveryday.

A．topractisetospeakB．practisetospeakC．practisingtospeakD．practisingspeaking(★★★)27.Mybestfriendwillalways________whenIamintrouble.

A．telljokesB．standbymysideC．makemelaughD．tellthetruth(★★)28.—Howdoyoulikeyourdishes?—Sorry,Iatetoomuchhotfoodandlostmy________oftaste.

A．secretB．senseC．feelingD．interest(★★★)29.—Howmanywomendoctorsarethereinthehospital,Tom?—________them________123.

A．Anumberof;areB．Thenumberof;areC．Thenumberof;isD．Anumberof;is(★★)30.—Rockclimbingsoundstoohardanddangerousforme.—________.Itissaferandeasierthanyouthink.

A．I’mafraidsoB．JusthaveagoC．YouhaveapointD．Itmakessense三、完形填空(★★)Lastnightwasthefinalgameformy8-year-oldson’ssoccerteam.Therewereonlyfiveminutesleft.Thescorewastwotoone,withmyson’steam________.Parentsallcheeredfortheirboysintheplaygroundto________support.Withlessthan10secondsleft,theballstoppedinfrontofMickey,myson’steammate.Withshoutsof“Kickit!”from________people,Mickeytriedhisbesttokicktheball.Allthepeoplefellsilentastheballflewintothegoal.Tooursurprise,Mickeyscored.Buthescoredinthe________goal,endingthegamewithascore—twototwo!Atthemoment,theparentsstopped________andtheboysjustlookedathim.Nobodyknewhowtodealwithit.WeknewthatMickeywasdifferentfromotherstudentsatschoolbecausehehadDown’sSyndrome(唐氏綜合癥).Forhim,therewasnosuchthingasawronggoal—hewas________toscoringinanygoal.Youcouldseehowhappyhewaswhenhehuggedtheplayersontheotherteam.Then,Mickeyshouted,“Wow!Ikickedtheballintothegoal!Iscored!Iscored!”Hisfacewasfullof________.Hegrabbedmyson,huggedhimandshoutedexcitedly.ForamomentIheldmybreath,notsurehowmysonwould________.ButIdidn’thavetoworrysomuch.Mysonputuphishandsandstartedcheeringtoo,“Goodjob,Mickey!Goodjob!”Iwatchedthisthroughtears.Withinmoments,________teamsjoinedinthecheeringandcongratulatedMickeyonhisgoal.Laterthatnight,whenmydaughteraskedwhowonthefinal,mysonsmiledandsaid,“________won!”AndIknewwhatkindof“win”hemeant.31.A．losingB．winningC．shoutingD．stopping32.A．introduceB．a(chǎn)dviseC．offerD．encourage33.A．excitingB．surprisedC．excitedD．bored34.A．sameB．wonderfulC．rightD．wrong35.A．runningB．cheeringC．playingD．practising36.A．gettingusedB．payingattentionC．lookingforwardD．havingchances37.A．jokesB．liesC．joyD．care38.A．a(chǎn)nswerB．a(chǎn)skC．kickD．play39.A．otherB．a(chǎn)llC．bothD．some40.A．SomebodyB．NobodyC．AnybodyD．Everybody(★★)Iamsurethatallofushavehadanunforgettableexperiencewhichisregretful(后悔的)inourlife.Wesaidordid________withoutthinkingtwice,whichwewillregretlater.Sometimeswediditonlybecausewewereangryatthattimeandthenwe________thatwemadeabigmistake.Onedayaboyinmyclasslefthismath________athome.Ispokesomethingloudtothe8-year-oldboyveryangrily.Ofcourse,Ijustwantedtotakethechildasanexamplesothatotherstudentswouldlearna________fromit—nevercometoschoolwiththeirhomework________athomeinthefuture.Thepoorboysatthere,head________andtearsfallingfromhisface.Afterclass,alittlegirlsittingnexttohimwenttomyofficeandtoldmesomethingabouthim.Thelittleboy’s________wasbadlyilllastnightandanambulancesenthertothehospital.Hehadtospendthewholenightinthehospital________hismother.Shewasstillatthehospitalandhedidn’tknowwhatwaswrongwithher.Ican’t________howIfeltatthatmoment.Afterknowingthetruth,Iwasso________forwhatIsaidthatday.Fromthatmomenton,Ihave________thewayItreatmystudents.Asayoungteacher,Iwasnotpatientenoughwithmystudents.________Ihadpatiencetoasktheboyforthereason,Iwouldunderstandwhyhishomeworkwasthe________thingonhismind.Weallgetangrysometimes,butlifewillbemorebeautifulifwetaketimetofully________what’shappeningaroundusbeforeweactout.Soremember,whenyouwanttocriticizesomeone,takeadeepbreathandtryto________first.Trytoknowabouttherealreasonsbeforeyoutakeaction.41.A．somethingB．a(chǎn)nythingC．nothingD．everything42.A．facedB．realizedC．triedD．organized43.A．textbookB．homeworkC．examD．tool44.A．resultB．lessonC．programmeD．class45.A．forgotB．liedC．leftD．leaves46.A．outB．offC．upD．down47.A．motherB．fatherC．grandmotherD．grandfather48.A．tolookatB．takingcareC．lookingafterD．takingafter49.A．thinkB．describeC．believeD．discuss50.A．sorryB．cheerfulC．scaredD．caring51.A．gotB．keptC．madeD．changed52.A．AsB．WhenC．IfD．While53.A．firstB．onlyC．lastD．very54.A．understandB．suggestC．believeD．record55.A．putdownB．calmdownC．sitdownD．comedown四、閱讀理解(★★)

Joinus!Whichclubwouldyouliketojoin?DIYClubIfyouareaDIY-lover,comeandjoinus!Hereyoucanmake,repairanddecoratethingsyourselves.Theclubisopenfrom2:00p.m.to5:30p.m.everyMonday.Call593782formoreinformation.FootballClubCanyouplayfootball?Doyouwanttolearndifferentfootballskills?Doyouenjoyexcitingmatches?Ourclubopensat4:30p.m.everyTuesday.Remembertowearsportsshoes.Call543715ifyouwanttojoinus.HikingClubWearegoingtothecountrysideforhikingthisSaturday.Wecanenjoythebeautyofnatureandhaveapicnicthere.Wewillcomebackat3:30p.m.Weshouldmeetattheschoolgateat8:00a.m.Call592873ifyouareinterested.VolunteerClubWearegoingtovisittheoldpeople’shomethisSunday.Wewilldosomecleaningfortheoldpeopleandmakedumplingswiththem.Let’smeetat9:00a.m.attheschoolgate.Wewilltakethebusthereandreturnat4:40p.m.Call379516formoreinformation.56.HowlongdoestheDIYClubstayopeneachtime?

A．2.5hours.B．3hours.C．3.5hours.D．4hours.57.IfJackwantstojointheFootballClubandtheVolunteerClub,whichday(s)willhebebusy?

A．OnlyTuesday.B．OnlySaturday.C．TuesdayandSunday.D．MondayandSaturday.58.Wherecanyouprobablyfindtheposter?

A．Inarestaurant.B．Inahotel.C．Inasupermarket.D．Inaschool.(★★★)Oneday,LordBaoandhisservantsawayoungboyinthetown.Theboyusuallysoldoil(油)inthestreet,butthenhewascrying.“Littleboy,whyareyoucrying?”askedLordBao.“EveryafternoonIputmyheadonthisstoneandhaveasleep.”Theboysaid.“Ialwaysputmymoneynexttome.Butnowitisn’tthere.”“Isee,”saidLordBao.“Sothisstoneisthethief!”Heshoutedatthestone,“Doyouhavethisboy’smoney?”P(pán)eopleinthestreetlistenedandlaughed.Theythoughthewasmad(發(fā)瘋的).LordBaoturnedtothem,“Areyoucallingmemad?Imustfine(罰款)eachofyouaone-centcoin(銅錢(qián))forthat.”Everyonestoppedlaughing.LordBao’sservantopenedhisbag.“Putyourcoinsinthis,”saidLordBao.Withoutspeaking,peopleputtheircoinsintothebag.LordBaowatchedverycarefully.Whenamaninblackputhiscoinintothebag,LordBaolookedupathim.“Youarethethief!”hesaid.“Buthowdoyouknow?”peopleaskedinsurprise.LordBaocarefullytooktheman’scoinfromthebagandsaid,“Lookatthecoin!Theboyisanoilsellerandalwayshasoilonhishands.Sothisistheboy’scoin,andthismanisthethief.”59.Theboywas________whenLordBaosawhim.

A．cryinginthestreetB．sellinghisoilC．lookingforhismoneyD．sleepingonastone60.LordBaofinedthepeopleto________.

A．makepeoplelaughB．stoptheboycryingC．catchthethiefD．givetheboymoney61.WhichistheRIGHTorderaccordingtothepassage?①AllthepeoplelaughedatLordBao.②Thethieftookawaytheboy’smoney.③Everyoneputacoinintothebag.④LordBaosawtheboycryinginthestreet.

A．②④③①B．②④①③C．①②③④D．②③④①62.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthatLordBaowasn’t________atall.

A．kindB．helpfulC．smartD．mad(★★★)Whenthemiddaynapbellrings,GengXianfromaforeignlanguageschoolinShenzhenpullsoutthefootrest,reclines(靠)onherchairandliesbackforanapwithherclassmates.SinceMay6th,theschoolhasintroducedrecliningchairsforstudentstonapduringthelunchbreaks.Thechairshavebeenusedacrossfourgrades,withover100setsprovidedforGrade9.“Beforethis,Icouldonlyrestatmydeskforanap,oftenleadingtomyhandsandneckuncomfortable.SometimesIevenfoundmyselfpressingmyeyesagainstmyarms,causingpains,”the15-year-oldGengcomplained.“Now,lyingdownforsleepisverycomfortable,justlikebeingathome.”ForWangTingnuo,lyingdowntonaphasmadeherwanttorest.“Inthepast,Inappedforabout20minutesatmostbeforewegotup.NowIchoosetosleepfor10to20moreminuteswiththerecliningchair,”shesaid.Sheaddedthatthelongersleeptimealsohelpsherdobetterinherafternoonstudies.AccordingtoXuWeimin,asleepexpertinShanghai,lyingdownforanapbringsphysicalandmentalbenefits.“Itcanrelaxthemusclesandimprovebloodflowtothebrain,”XutoldXinhuaNews.However,therehasalsobeensomeworryabouttherecliningchairs.“Somestudentsmightleanbackevenduringclass,soitneedseffective(有效的)management,”ChuPeilu,anEnglishteachersaid.“Butinall,Ithinkitbringsmoregoodthanbad.”63.WhatisTRUEabouttherecliningchairsintheschool?

A．EverystudentinShenzhenhasoneintheirclassroom.B．Somestudentscanlieonthemforanapinschool.C．Theyarethesameastheotherchairsintheschool.D．TheyarepopularamongalltheschoolsinShenzhennow.64.WhatdoesGengthinkoflyingdownontherecliningchair?

A．Itcausesherneckpain.B．Itmakeshereyespainful.C．Itbringshertroubleinsleeping.D．Itmakesherfeellikebeingathome.65.HowlongdoesWangTingnuosleepatnoonnow?

A．About10minutes.B．10to20minutes.C．About20minutes.D．30to40minutes.66.WhatisChuPeilu’sopinionaboutsleepingontherecliningchair?

A．Itbringsnogoodatall.B．Itmakesstudentstiredduringclass.C．Itwillbebetterifwithgoodmanagement.D．Itmakessomeparentsworried.(★★★)ArecentCCTVNewsreportshowedhowsmarthealth-caresystems(系統(tǒng))inJiangxiProvincearemakingiteasierandbetterforpatients(病人)toseeadoctor.ThesesystemsuseAItechnologytohelpdoctorsworkfasterandmakefewermistakes.InGanzhou,patientsnolongerneedtowaitforalongtimeorfillinlotsofinformation.Theycanscan(掃描)theirfaces,andthesystemquicklyshowstheirmedicalhistorieslikepastillnessesandtreatments.InFuzhou,since2023,over132,000patientshaveusedAItools.Thesetoolscanadvisepossibleillnesses,tests,andevenadvisemedicines.NanchangPeople’sHospitalhasstartedusinganAIsystemcalledtheDeepSeekAll-in-OneMachine.Thismachinecanwritemedicalrecordsinjustoneminute.EveninsmallareasinJingdezhen,AIismakingabigdifference.ThedoctorsnowhaveAItoolsthathelpthemdiagnose(診斷)commonillnessessuchasthefluorhyperglycemia(高血糖).Thesystemgivesreal-timeadviceonhowtomakepatientsfeelbetter.Thismeanspeopleinthecountrysidecangetgoodmedicalhelpwithoutgoingtohospitalsinbigcities.Forpatients,theycanspendlesstimewaiting.Becauserecording,gettingtests,andgettingmedicineallhappenfaster.Fordoctors,AIcandoboringtaskslikewritingrecords.Thisallowsdoctorstofocusontalkingtopatientsandsolvingdifficultmedicalproblems.Lookingahead,thesesmartsystemswillbecomemorepopular.AImightevenfindillnessesbeforewefeelsick.Italsomakesusbeabletospendlessmoneytogetbettermedicalservice.Thesechangesaremakinghealthcarenotonlyeasierbutalsomoreavailableandaffordableforeveryone.67.Accordingtothepassage,howmanypatientsinFuzhouhaveusedAItoolssince2023?

A．Morethan132,000.B．Over13,200.C．About1,320.D．Nearly13,000.68.Whatdoestheunderlineword“affordable”inParagraph4mean?

A．Easytosucceed.B．Easytoget.C．Easytounderstand.D．Easytolose.69.WhatisthemainideaofParagraph3?

A．DoctorsinJingdezhenuseAItotreatseriousdiseases.B．AIhelpsdoctorswriterecordsandsolveallmedicalproblems.C．AIisimprovingmedicalservicesinsmallareasofJingdezhen.D．Peopleinthecountrysidenolongerneedtogotothehospitalsinbigcities.70.Whatwouldbethebeststructureofthepassage?

A．①②/③④B．①/②③④C．①/②③/④D．①②③/④(★★)請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出五個(gè)可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Whenyoungpeoplewanttotravel,onedifficultthingtheyfaceisthattheydon’thavemoney.Duringsummervacationsandweekends,theyareabletotakeonpart-timejobs.71Forexample,travelingtoAustraliafromTaiwancanbequiteexpensivejustforaplaneticket.72Althoughmanycountriesofferworkingholidays,thesetwocountriescanoffermoremoneyandjobs.Ayoungpersononlyneedstotakesomeextracashforuseifhewantstogetaworkingholiday.73Thatmoneycanhelphimlivethere.Manyofthejobsaskforlittleornoexperience,suchaspickingfruitorworkingonabusyfarminthecountryside.Someofthejobsaskformoreexperience.74Youdon’tneedtoworryaboutthis,becausethereisalwayssomethingtodoifyoureallywant.75Ifyouarelookingforawaytomakealittlemoneyandseetheworld,theymightgiveyouawaytomakeitcometrue.

A．Mostpeoplecannothaveit,suchasbeingateacherworkinginaschool.B．TherearemanyadsontheInternetforaworkingholiday.C．Butthemoneytheymakeisjustnotenough.D．Afterheisthere,hecangetsomemoneyfromthejobthere.E．Manystudentstriedthiswayandbecamerichthere.F．IfstudentswanttotraveltoAustraliaandNewZealand,theyarelucky.G．Theycanearnalargeamountofmoneyeasilywithoutanyeffort.五、短文填空(★★★)TheSecretGardenisanovel(小說(shuō))writtenbyFrancesHodgsonBurnett.It’sover100yearsold,butitisstillpopularamongmanychildrentoday.It76(one)cameoutin1911.Butitisstilloneof77(famous)Englishchildren’snovelsnow.Thisbookbroughtthethreechildrentogether.Mary,agirl78(with)parentsorfriends,was79(thought)andimpolite.HercousinColin,adisabled(殘疾的)andstrangeboy,stayedinbedallday,sadand80(hope).Thewarm-heartedDickonlovedtostaywithanimalsinsteadofpeopleuntilhemetMary.WhenMaryheardofasecretgarden,shewaslookingforward81(search)forit.WiththehelpofDickon,Mary82(success)broughtthegardenbacktolife.Atthesametime,everythingwaschangingquietly.Maryherselfwasawareofthe83(important)ofloveandkindness.HercousinColincouldalsofaceanythingdifficult84(brave)thanbefore.Asitissaidinthebook,thegardensineverybody’sheartarespecialanddifferent.Beforeyoutrytofindit,itwillbeasecret.85onceyouplantaroseofloveinyourheart,yourowngardenwillshowallthemagictoyou.(★★★)短文填空，閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文意思及首字母提示填空。Wewanttoknowhowstudentsthinkoftheirfriends.Sowehavepaida86tosomestudents.Herearetheiro87.AccordingtoHuangLei,hethinksit’snoti88tobethesameashisfriends.HetakeshisfriendLarryasanexample.AlthoughLarryisquited89fromhim,heisstillhisbestfriend.HethinksLarryalwayslooksontheb90side.SinceLarryislesshard-working,HuangLeithinksheshouldhelphimd91agoodhabit.MarySmithdoesn’tcareifthereisanyd92betweenthem.BecauseshethinksCarolisnotonlykindbutalsothef93personsheeverknew.SherememberedthatherlegwasbrokenbutCarolmadeherlaugh.OneofMary’sfavourites94is,“Atruefriendreachesforyourhandandt95yourheart.”SoshethinksCarolisatruefriendtoher,nomatterhowdifferenttheyare.六、任務(wù)型閱讀(★★★)根據(jù)上面短文的內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題(每個(gè)小題答案不超過(guò)6個(gè)單詞)。Ifyouthinkyouaretooshyandwanttobealittlebraver,justtrythefollowingthings:Beopentoothers.Tellpeopleyouareshy.Thereisnoneedtohideit.Whentheygettoknowyouareashykid,theywillunderstandyoubetter.Thisalsohelpsyoufeelmorecomfortableintalks.Trytosmilemore.Whenyousmile,peoplethinkyouarefriendlyandeasytotalkwith.Rememberthatotherpeoplehavefeelings,too.Mostpeoplewillstayawayfromanangry-lookingface.Learntobeagoodtalker.Ifyoufindithardto