2025~2026學(xué)年浙江省杭州白馬湖實驗學(xué)校八年級上學(xué)期期中模擬英語試卷一、聽力選擇1.HowmanycitiesdidLisagotoinChina?

A．2.B．3.C．4.2.WhatanimalsdoesDalethinkarethemostinteresting?

A．Penguins.B．Whales.C．Giraffes.3.WhatisMikelike?

A．Hard-working.B．Serious.C．Outgoing.4.WhendidJerrygetthedog?

A．Threemonthsago.B．Threeyearsago.C．Threeweeksago.5.Howoldwillthegirlbeafterherbirthdaythisyear?

A．11yearsold.B．12yearsold.C．10yearsold.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。6.Whichplacedidtheboyvisitfirst?

A．TheGreatWall.B．BeijingZoo.C．TheSummerPalace.7.Whatanimalsdidtheboylikebestinthezoo?

A．Thelions.B．Thepandas.C．Themonkeys.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。8.What’sDavidlike?

A．Outgoing.B．Shy.C．Lazy.9.HowdoesPeteroftentalktoDavid?

A．ByusingtheInternet.B．Bywritingtoeachother.C．Bymakingphonecalls.10.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A．Howtomakefriends.B．Amobilephonegame.C．Aboyinaphoto.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。11.HowoftendoesDaviddohousework?

A．Everyday.B．Everyweek.C．Never.12.WhatkindofhouseworkdoesAnnaoftendo?

A．Shemakesherbed.B．Shesweepsthefloor.C．Shedoesthedishes.13.Howmanychildrendoesthespeakerhave?

A．Two.B．Three.C．Four.14.Whenisthespeaker’sfamilycleaningday?

A．Friday.B．Saturday.C．Sunday.15.Howmightthespeakerfeelaboutherchildrendoinghousework?

A．Sad.B．Angry.C．Happy.二、閱讀理解Herearesomegoodbooks,andyoucanlearnmoreaboutfriendshipfromthem.Ifyoubuytwoormorebooks,youcanget10%off.

YouGoFirstByErinEntradaKellyPrice:$12Ages:9-12AlthoughCharlotteandBenlivefarfromeachother,theybecomefriendsthroughanonlinewordgame.Theyhelpeachotherandremindusthatnomatterhowharditistokeepourheadsabovetroubledwaters,weareneveralonewhenwe’reinadifficultsituation.BobByWendyMassandRebeccaSteadPrice:$14Ages:8-11WhenLivyvisitedhergrandmotherinAustralia,shefoundBob,asmall,greencreatureinachickensuit.ThetwoofthemgrewcloserastheylookedforinformationaboutwhereBobcamefromandhowtohelphimfindhiswaybackhome.FallingShortByErnestoCisnerosPrice:$16Ages:8-12Atthestartofmiddleschool,twoboysdecidetohelpeachotherreachtheirgoals.ForIsaac,itisaboutgettingbetteratmorethanjustbasketball.ForMarco,itisaboutlearningtoplaybasketball.Willtheyreachtheirgoals?Andwilltheirfriendshipstandthetestoftime?TheSeasonofStyxMaloneByKeklaMagoonPrice:$23Ages:9-13BrothersCalebandBobbyquicklybecomefriendswiththeirnewneighbour,Styx.However,Styxliestothemandputstheirfriendshipswithothers,aswellastheirrelationshipwitheachother,tothetest.16.LucywantstobuyFallingShortandTheSeasonofStyxMalone.Howmuchshouldshepay?

A．$26.B．$25.2.C．$35.1.D．$39.17.Whichbookteachesusthatfriendscanhelpeachotherthroughhardtimes?

A．Bob.B．FallingShort.C．YouGoFirst.D．TheSeasonofStyxMalone.18.Wherecanweprobablyreadthetext?

A．B．C．D．Notlongafterthespringbreakstarted,TimandDavebegantofeelbored.“Let’svisitGrandma’snewneighbor,MrsWilson.Shehasadog!”Davesaid.WhenTimandDavearrivedatMrsWilson’shouse,theygreetedherandasked,“Canweplaywithyourdog?”“Sure!”MrsWilsonsaidwithasmile.Afterrunningafterthedogforawhile,theboysweretired.MrsWilsongavethemsomeorangejuice.Astheydrankit,theysawhertakesomethingdarkoutofabox.“What’sthat?”Daveasked.“It’scompost(堆肥),”MrsWilsonexplained.“It’smadefromkitchenwaste,leaves,andgrass.Ithelpsplantsgrow.”“Canwehelp?”theboysasked.MrsWilsonsmiledandletthemputthecompostinhergarden.Overthenextfewdays,thetwoboysvisitedMrsWilsonseveraltimes.Theyhelpedherplantseeds(種子).Whenthespringbreakended,theboyswenthome.Then,whenthesummervacationcamearound,theboysreturnedtotheirgrandmother’shouse.ThefirstthingtheydidwastovisitMrs.Wilson.Whatasurprise!Thegardenwasfullofgreenplants.Summersquashvines(西葫蘆藤)coveredthegardenbeds,andcarrotsgrewunderthesoil(土壤).Therewasstillmoreworktodo,though.Theboyshelpedbypullingupweeds(雜草)andpickingvegetables.“Thisisfun!”Davesaid.“Iwanttobeagardener.”“Metoo!”Timsaid.MrsWilsonsmiled.“You’realreadygardeners!”shesaid,handingthemabagofvegetables.19.WhydidTimandDavevisitMrsWilsonatfirst?

A．Totalkwithher.B．Toplaywithherdog.C．Tohelpherinthegarden.D．Tobuysomevegetablesfromher.20.Whatdoestheunderlinedword”It“referto?

A．Grass.B．Orangejuice.C．Kitchenwaste.D．Thecompost.21.Howdidtheboysfeelintheend?

A．Tired.B．Bored.C．Worried.D．Excited.22.Whichofthefollowingistherightorderaccordingtothetext?a.Thesummervacationstarted.b.MrsWilsontoldtheboysaboutcompost.c.TimandDaveplayedwithMrsWilson’sdogd.MrsWilsongaveTimandDaveabagofvegetables.e.TimandDavehelpedplantseedsinMrsWilson’sgarden.

A．c-b-e-a-dB．a(chǎn)-c-e-b-dC．a(chǎn)-e-b-c-dD．c-e-b-a-dSometimesourfriendsdothingsthatmakeussad,andwemightwanttotalktothemaboutthesethings.Buthowcanwemakethesetalkseasier?Hereissomeadvice.It’simportanttohavegoodevidence(證據(jù))thatthereisaproblem.Theevidenceshouldbesomethingthatyoubothagreeon.Onceyouhaveevidence,youcanexplainhowtheproblemaffectsyou.Describetheproblemwith“I”.Saying“Ifeelhurtbecauseyouspendlesstimewithme.”islessaccusatory(譴責(zé)的)thansaying“Youneverspendtimewithme!”Itisnecessarytostaycalmduringthetalk.Gettingangrycouldresultinafight.Youcouldtellyourfriendthatyoufeelalittleworriedaboutthetalk.Youcancontinuethetalkafterbothofyoubecomecalm.Don’ttrytoshowyouarerightallthetime.It’simportanttolistentoyourfriend’sopinion.Don’tjustconcentrateonshowingthatyouareright.Trytounderstandhowyourfriendfeels.Listenandplan.Youcancutdownonargumentsbylisteningcarefullytoyourfriend.Manyexpertssaythatplanningwhatyouwanttosayhelpsyoutoexpressyourselfinawaythatwon’tcausetrouble.Berealistic.Rememberthatit’snotpossibletosolvedifficultproblemsinjustonetalk.Thinkaboutwhatispossibletoachieveinonetalk.Thiswillhelpyousetrealisticgoals.23.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytalkabout?

A．Howyoucanfindevidencethatthereisaproblem.B．Whyyoushouldtalkwithafriendaboutyourproblem.C．Whichproblemsbetweenfriendsareimportant.D．Whatyoushoulddobeforetalkingtoafriendaboutaproblem.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“concentrateon”mean?

A．Focuson.B．Dreamof.C．Fightagainst.D．Agreewith.25.Whichofthefollowingisthewriter’sopinionaccordingtothetext?

A．Itisbesttosolvedifficultproblemsinonetalk.B．Beingagoodlistenerinatalkisveryimportant.C．Itisn’tagoodideatouse“I”languageinatalk.D．Stoptalkingrightawayifyoubecomecalm.26.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?

A．Tocomparedifferentkindsoffriendships.B．Togiveadviceonhealthycommunication.C．Toexplainwhyfriendsfightwitheachother.D．Tosharefunnystoriesaboutproblemsinfriendships.TheVenusflytrap(捕蠅草)isanamazingmeat-eatingplantgrowinginasmallareaofNorthCarolinaandSouthCarolinaintheUnitedStates.Whilemostplantsgettheir“food”fromthesoil,thiscleverhunterusesspecialleavestocatchinsects.Eachleafactslikeatinygreenmouthwithspecialhairs.Whenaninsecttouchesoneofthehairs,theleafistriggered(觸發(fā)),butitdoesn’tcloserightaway.However,iftheinsecttouchesasecondhairwithin20seconds,theleafclosesquicklyandcatchestheinsectinside.This“double-touchrule”stopstheplantfromwastingenergyonthingslikedropsofrain.Eventhen,theplantwaitsforthefifthtouchfromtheinsectbeforedigesting(消化)it.TheVenusflytrapdoesnotneedtoeatinsectsveryoften.Infact,itcanliveforweekswithoutfoodaslongasitgetsenoughsunlight.Onaverage,itcatchestwotothreeinsectseverymonth.Thesemealshelptheplanttogrow,muchlikeabearlivingoffafewlargefish.▲AsurveybytheNorthCarolinaNaturalHeritageProgramin2019found163,951VenusflytrapsinNorthCarolinaand4,876inSouthCarolina.Thismarkeda93%dropcomparedwith4.5millionin1979.By2016,theplantcouldonlybefoundinthewildin71places.However,only20ofthesecouldhelptheplanttogrow.TheVenusflytrapshowsushowcreativenaturecanbe.It’snotjustaplant—it’sasmarthuntertoo!27.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlywanttoshow?

A．Howthehuntingsystemworks.B．WhytheVenusflytrapeatsinsects.C．WhattheVenusflytraplookslike.D．WhattheVenusflytrapneedstogrowwell.28.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto“▲”inParagraph4?

A．Wherecanpeoplefindtheplant?B．Sadly,thisamazingplantisindanger.C．Scientistsareinterestedinthisamazingplant.D．HowmanyVenusflytrapsarethereintheworld?29.Whichofthefollowingquestionscanbeansweredbythetext?

A．HowcanpeopleprotecttheVenusflytrap?B．WheredidpeoplefirstseetheVenusflytrap?C．IsitpossibletogrowaVenusflytrapathome?D．WhatelsecanhelptheVenusflytrapgrowbesidesinsects?30.What’sthebesttitleofthetext?

A．Thegoodpointsofaplant.B．WaystoprotecttheVenusflytrap.C．Somefactsaboutafantasticplant.D．ReasonswhytheVenusflytrapisamazing.三、任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀下面材料，從方框中所給的A—E五個選項中選出正確選項(其中一項是多余選項)，將其序號填入第1—4小題，并回答第5小題。ThetallestanimalsontheEartharegiraffes.Let’slearnsomethingaboutthem.Giraffes’lookGiraffesarefamousfortheirlongnecksandtheirneckshelpthemeattreetopleaves.Withits6-foot-longlegsand6-foot-longneck,agiraffecanbeover18feettall.31Evenababygiraffehasalongneckandlonglegs.Infact,thebabiesare6feettallwhentheyarebornandcanstandinanhour.32Babygiraffesfeedontheirmothers’milk.Theycanwalkjustonehourafterbeingborn.Infact,theywilldrinkmilkbutalittleaweeklater,becausetheywillstarttoeatleaves.Giraffesarecaringparents,protectingtheiryoungfrompredators(捕食者).Akickfromagiraffecanbedangerous.33Giraffes’foodGiraffesonlyeatplantsanddonoteatmeat.Theirfavoritekindofleavesisfromtheacacia(金合歡)tree.Agiraffeusuallyeatsabout70poundsofleavesandfruiteveryday.Giraffes’sleep34Andtheyusuallysleepnomorethanfiveminutesatatime,astheyneedtostayalert(警覺的)towatchforpredators.

A.Giraffes’kindfriends

B.Babygiraffes’caringparents

C.That’salmostastallasatwo-storybuilding!

D.Inthewild,giraffesonlysleepabout20minutesaday.

E.Amothergiraffeisevenstrongenoughtokillaliontosaveherbaby.5.Whatdoyoulikebestaboutgiraffes?Why?(Answerwithin15words)35四、完形填空J(rèn)oe’sbestfriendwasalsohisclosestneighbor.Itseemedthattheyhadgrownoldtogether.Forthefirsttimeintheirlong________,theyhadaseriousdisagreement(爭論).Afterthat,theystopped________.Twoweekswentbywithoutawordbetweenthem.Joewasfeeling________.Onemorning,Joeheardaknockonhisfrontdoor.Hewasn’texpecting________andwassurprisedtofindayoungman.“I’m________work,”hesaid.“I’mgoodwithmyhands.Ifyouhaveworktodo,I’dliketohelpout.”Joesaid,“Yes.________,Idohaveajobforyou.Seethathouse?That’smyneighbor’shouse.Youseethatcreek(小溪)running?Thatcreek________yesterday.Hemadethecreektoseparateus.Thismademeso________!Youcanbuildmeafence(籬笆)—atallfence—allalongthatcreek.ThenIwon’thaveto________hisplaceanymore.”Theyoungmansmiled,“I’lldoagoodjobforyou,Joe.”Heworkedhard.Asthesunbegantoset,heputhis________away.Theworkwasfinished.________Joesawwhattheyoungmanbuilt,hecouldn’tspeak.Itwasn’tafence.________,abeautifulbridgestoodfromonesideofthecreektotheother.Justthen,Joe’sneighborcamefromtheothersideofthebridgeandtoldJoe,“I’m________forourfight,Joe.Iwantustocontinuebeinggoodfriends.”Joe________andsaid,“Iwantustobefriends,too.Thebridgewasthisyoungman’s________.I’mgladhedidit.”Theyoungmanfelthappytomakethemgreatfriendsagain.36.A．studyB．exhibitionC．warD．friendship37.A．fightingB．talkingC．wastingD．working38.A．relaxedB．interestedC．terribleD．bored39.A．a(chǎn)nyoneB．everyoneC．everythingD．nothing40.A．waitingforB．thinkingofC．writingdownD．lookingfor41.A．AtlastB．InfactC．AtfirstD．Ontime42.A．leftB．a(chǎn)ppearedC．returnedD．reached43.A．a(chǎn)ngryB．kindC．perfectD．surprised44.A．forgetB．hateC．breakD．see45.A．smilesB．novelsC．toolsD．clothes46.A．IfB．BecauseC．WhenD．Although47.A．SoonB．HoweverC．AgainD．Instead48.A．sorryB．luckyC．readyD．comfortable49.A．ranB．noddedC．lostD．fell50.A．promiseB．messageC．ideaD．choice五、選詞填空將方框中所給詞（詞組）的適當(dāng)形式填入短文中，每詞僅用一次。

nomatter,forget,invite,fantastic,joke,attendOurclasstripstartedwithaninterestingfightoverwindowseatsonthebus.Afterweallsatdown,wetookturnstryingtodescribethe51scenery—somecomparedthehillstobigsleepinganimals.Emma52hercousinalong.Hercousinwasveryfunny.Hetoldusmany53andmadeuslaughalot.Whileweweregettingoffthebus,Emmaremindedusnotto54ourthings.Whenwegottotheforest,we55acampfireparty.Thefooddidn’ttasteasgoodaswehadexpected,butthelaughtermadeupforit.Asthesunset,wesattogetherandrealizedsomething:56wherewegoonvacation,aslongaswearewithourfriends,everythingwillbefun.六、短文填空閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)括號內(nèi)所給漢語注釋或音標(biāo)提示寫出單詞的正確形式(每空一詞)。Amongalltheanimals,butterflieshavethemostcolorfulappearance.However,theirgentlepersonalitymakesthemevenmorepleasant.They57(有……重)almostnothing,andtheyaresobeautifulwhiletheyareflying.Theysharemany58(相似之處)withflowers.Forexample,botharesobeautifulanddelicate(柔弱的).Theirshortlifeteachesmethe59(重要性)ofcherishing(重視)moments.WheneverIfeel60(失望),watchingabutterflyliftsmyspirits.Butterfliesdon’tunderstandus,buttheirbeauty61(添加)happinesstoourlife.Mostpeopleliketoseebutterfliesflyingaroundflowers.Theykeepwatchingthemcarefully62(直到……為止)theyflyfaraway.63(/?pr?b?bli/)noonewouldbelievethatbutterfliesarestrange!Onestrangethingaboutbutterfliesisthattheytastethingswiththeirfeet!Butterflieshave64(微小)tastesensors(傳感器)ontheirfeet.Whenabutterfly65(/l?ndz/)onafloweroranythingelse,itcantasteit!閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，或填入括號中所給單詞的正確形式。Severalmonthsago,ItookatriptoYunnan.Yunnanisabeautifulplacewithgreenmountains,clearriversand66(friend)people.WhereverIlooked,Isawflowersandtrees.It’snotsurprisingthatsomanytouristsgothereeveryyear!MyfirststopwastheStoneForest.Thestrangestonessurprisedme!Somelookedlikebeautifulgirls,somelookedlikehandsome67(man),andsomelookedlikelovelyanimals.Oneof68(f