2025-2026學年八年級上學期第二次月度調(diào)研試題英語2026.1總分：140分時間：90分鐘一、聽力（共20小題，每小題1.5分，滿分30分）第一部分:聽對話回答問題，每段對話聽兩遍。1.WhatanimaldidRoseseeinthezoo?A.B.C.2.WhatistheweatherlikeinMillie'stown?B.C.3.WhathappenedinBetty'shometown?A.B.C.4.WhatdoesMillie'sgiftlooklike?B.C.5.Wheredidthefirebreakout?A.Atarestaurant.B.Inashop.C.Inafactory.6.Howoftendothechildrenplanttrees?A.Onceayear.B.Twiceayear.C.Everytwoyears.7.WhatdoesthewomanaskBentodo?A.Togotothelibrarywithher.B.Tolendabooktoher.C.Toreturnabookforher.8.WhatwillLindadothisafternoon?A.Attendagroupdiscussion.B.Gohiking.C.Takeanexam.9.Whydidthegirlloseherwayyesterday?A.Becauseofthethickfog.B.Becauseitwastoodark.C.Becauseshewasintheforest.10.WhatdoesTimmyadvisetaking?A.Apairofbinoculars.B.Apairofglasses.C.Somebottlesofwater.第二部分：你將聽到一段對話和兩篇短文，各聽兩遍。請選出你認為最合適的答案。聽一段對話，回答第11~12小題。11.What'swrongwithJack?A.Hiswalletwasstolen.B.Hefelloffatreeandgothurt.C.Hisfingerwascutwhenhewasplantingatree.12.WhatwillMrReaddotohelpJack?A.CallJack'sparents.B.SendJacktothehospital.C.TakecareofJack.聽第一篇短文，回答第13—15小題。請根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確答案，完成信息記錄表。GiftsforforeignfriendsGift1:ChinesepaintingsHavealonghistory.LearnmoreaboutChinese13fromthem.Gift2:14scarvesAsymbolofgreatculture.Feel15andcomfortable.13.A.cultureB.historyC.art14.A.woolB.silkC.cotton15.A.smoothB.softC.warm聽第二篇短文，回答第16~20小題。16.Whoisthespeakerspeakingto?A.Students.B.Biologists.C.Medicalworkers.17.Howbigwillthereservebelaterthisyear?A.5millionsquaremetres.B.6millionsquaremetres.C.7millionsquaremetres.18.Howmanyanimalsdothepeopleinthereservecarefor?A.60.B.200.C.2,000,000.19.Wherearethelistenersgoingtosit?A.Inahospital.B.Inalab.C.Underabigtree.20.Whatwillthelistenersdoatlast?A.Feedanimals.B.Listentostories.C.Gotothelabs.二、單項選擇（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）21.TheSolartermsalsohaveimportantculturalmeanings_________farming.A.withB.beyondC.throughD.around22.________wildanimalsmaynothaveaplacetolivebecauseofhumanactivities.A.SureB.CertainC.AnyD.Main23.Thiskindofspongecan_________waterquickly,soitiswidelyusedincleaning.divideB.holdC.trapD.throw24.Iwon’tbelievehimanylonger,forhealways_________storiestogetattention.A.takesupB.makesupC.givesupD.putsup25.—Notallpeoplecomingherearerealanimallovers.—Yeah.Sometrytomaketheplaceabetterarea________othersjustbringtrouble.A．so B．while C．if D．because26.—Whatdidtheguidesaytoyoujustnow?—Sheadvisedus________sofarintotheforest.A．nottogo B．notgoing C．notgo D．don’tgo27.Thestructureof“Malepenguinsmaketheeggssafe.”is________.A．S+V+O B．S+V+P C．S+V+O+O D．S+V+O+C28.—Didyoubuythisexpensivewatchforitsbrand(品牌)？—NO.I________likeitsdesign,nothingmore.exactlyB.simplyC.usuallyD.mostly29.Whichwordcanbeputinthe________inthepoem?OntheStorkTowerByWangZhihuanThesunbeyondthemountainglows;TheYellowRiverseawardflows.

Youcanenjoyagrandersight;Byclimbingtoagreater________.A．light B．weight C．height D．night30.—I’mgoingtodrivetothecountrysidealonethisevening.—_________!Theroadisslipperyaftertherain.YousaiditB.SoundsgreatC.That’sOKD.Takecare三、完形填空（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分）Onacoldsunnyday,Isatinmycarandwatcheddolphinsswiminthesea.31,Isawsomedolphinswerebeached(擱淺).Itwasvery32forthemtobeoutofwater.Iknewtheyneededhelp.33thinkingtoomuch,Ijumpedoutofmycarandrantothebeach.Ifirstcalledthepolicebuttheir34werefaraway.Itwasalife-or-deathmomentforthedolphins.Ididn’tknow35tohelpthem,soIputamessageontheInternet.Ihopedsomeonecouldseeitandcometo36thoselovelyanimals.Minuteslater,threeteenageboysfromanearbyschoolcamefirst.Itwaslikelightthatdrovethedarknessaway.Thenmoreandmorepeople37.Wedecidedtosavethesmallerdolphinsfirstandworkedtogethertomovethembacktothe38watersuccessfully.Tomysurprise,39thesmallerdolphinsweresaved,noneofthemleft.Theystayedinthewaterandmadestrangesoundstohelptheotherdolphins.Afterwe40therescue(救援)work,allthedolphinsraisedtheirheadsfromwaterandswamaroundtoshowtheir41tous.Then,theyswambacktothedeepsea.Ittouchedmealotandmademyheart42.Thedolphinshadagreatsenseofhelpingeachotherwhentherewas43.Irealizedthatourvolunteergroupwasjustlikethedolphins.Onsuchacoldday,44caredaboutgettingwetordirty.Wetriedourbesttosavethedolphinsandmadesureeveryonewassafe.Peoplecanalways45ourfriends—animals.Iwillneverforgetthisexperience.31．A．Suddenly B．Luckily C．Happily D．Excitedly32．A．a(chǎn)mazing B．important C．dangerous D．necessary33．A．With B．Without C．By D．On34．A．eyes B．hands C．ears D．knees35．A．where B．which C．how D．when36．A．save B．watch C．enjoy D．find37．A．changed B．moved C．left D．a(chǎn)rrived38．A．dirtier B．quieter C．cleaner D．deeper39．A．before B．whenever C．a(chǎn)fter D．until40．A．finished B．started C．closed D．tried41．A．fins B．thanks C．fears D．worries42．A．broken B．cold C．hurt D．warm43．A．change B．direction C．trouble D．interest44．A．a(chǎn)nybody B．nobody C．somebody D．everybody45．A．learnfrom B．liveon C．a(chǎn)greewith D．worryabout四、閱讀理解（共20小題，46-60每小題2分，61-65每小題1分，滿分35分）A）請認真閱讀下列材料,從材料后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選項。AThetraditionalChineselunarcalendar(農(nóng)歷)dividestheyearintodifferentsolarterms(節(jié)氣).It’sveryusefulforpeople’slifeandwork.Let’shavealook.StartofSpring,thefirstsolartermoftheyear,fallsonFebruary4ththisyear.AfterStartofSpring,thedaytimeisbecominglongerandtheweatherisbecomingwarmer.Andpeopleeatspringpancakesandspringrollsontheday.SummerSolstice,the10thsolarterm,fallsonJune21stthisyear.SummerSolsticeisnotthehottesttimeinayear.Thehottestdaysoftencome20to30dayslater.Peoplehaveatraditionofeatingnoodlesontheday.AutumnEquinox,the16thsolarterm,fallsonSeptember22ndthisyear.Onthisday,dayandnightareofequallength(等長).Afterthisday,daysgetshorterandnightsgetlongerinthenorthernhemisphere(北半球).InSouthChina,peopleeatQiucai,akindofamaranth.MajorSnow,or“Daxue”inChinese,the21stsolarterm,fallsonDecember6ththisyear.Itmarksthearrivalofmidwinter.Peoplehavethecustomsofeatinglambandporridge.46．AutumnEquinoxliesinthe__________oftheSolarterms?A．10th. B．16th. C．21st. D．24th.47．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingdaymaybethehottest?A．May15th. B．October15th. C．September15th. D．July15th.48．InOctoberthisyear,daysare________nightsinXuzhou.A．shorterthan B．longerthan C．a(chǎn)slongas D．a(chǎn)swarmasBWherecanyouseeauroras(極光)?Iceland?TheNorthPole?Actually,earlythisDecember,skyloversincitiesassouthasBeijingcouldseethem,too.Theyenjoyedthecoloredlightsinthenightsky.AurorascomeaboutbecauseofthespecialactivitiesoftheSun.TheSunsendsoutverysmallparticles(粒子)allthetime.Butsometimes,itbecomesmoreactiveandletsoutmore.Theparticlestravelinspacelikeawind.WhentheycomenearEarth,theygoaroundit.Thisisbecausethemagneticfield(磁場)ofEarth“protects”usfromthe“Wind”.AttheNorthandSouthPoles,however,someparticlesmaygetinandmeetwithEarth’sair.Then,theparticlesget“excited”andhavea“dance”withtheair.So,wecanseethemovingaurorasinthesky.Whenthe“wind”isstrongenough,theaurorascancoverlargerareas.Whilewefeelwowedbythebeautifullights,weoftenask,“Doaurorashurtus?”Theanswerisno.Aurorasdon’thurtpeople’shealth.Butforastronauts(宇航員)inspace,theyneedtousespecialwaystoprotectthemselvesfromthem,saidXinhua.Forexample,theywon’tgoonspacewalkswhenthereare“sunstorms”.Also,theparticlestormsmaystopsomesatellites(衛(wèi)星)fromworking,sotheymaybringtroubletotheGPSonoursmartphones.49．Wherearesmallparticlesfrom?A．TheSun. B．TheNorthPole. C．TheSouthPole. D．Seas.50．Howdoaurorasform?A．TheSunsendsoutactiveparticles.B．ParticlesfromtheSun“dance”withtheaironEarth.C．Thestrongwindhelpsthemtravelinspace.D．ThemagneticfieldofEarthchangedsmallparticles.51．Whatcanwelearnabout“sunstorms”fromthelastparagraph?A．“Sunstorms”willkillastronauts. B．Peoplecanenjoy“sunstorms”inthenightsky.C．“Sunstorms”canstopGPSworkwell. D．“Sunstorms”willcausemoresunactivities.52．Wherecanweprobablyreadthispassage?A．Inastorybook.B．Inasciencebook.C．Inadiary. D．Inacomicbook.CBirdsareamazinganimals,andtheirmostamazingskillistheirsenseofdirection.Somemigratelongdistances.Theyknowexactlywheretofly,withoutacompass!Migratingbirdsoftenflythousandsofkilometers.Theyfindtheirwaybacktothesameplaceyearafteryear.Evenyoungbirdsthathavenotmigratedbeforeseemtoknowwhichwaytogo.InEurope,youmayseebiggroupsofswallowssittingontelephonewires.Astheweathergetscolderinautumn,theygetreadytoflyawaytowarmercountries.ThesebirdsflysouthtoAfricaforthewinter.TheywillreturnnorthtoEuropetobreednextsummer.Birdshavemanywaystopreparefortheirmigrationjourney.Thelittlesedgewarbler(水蒲葦鶯)doublesitsweightbyeatinglotsofinsectsjustbeforeitleavesEurope.Itflies9,000kilometers.IttravelswithoutstoppingforfourdaystospendwinterinSouthAfrica.Bar-headedgeese(斑頭雁)breedinTibet(西藏).TheythenflyovertheHimalayas(喜馬拉雅山)toIndia.Theyhavetoflyataheightofover6,000meterstogetoverthehugemountains.Otherbirds,suchascranes,alsoflyhighovermountains.53．Accordingtothetext,whichisbirds’mostamazingskill?A．Theirabilitytocatchfood. B．Theirsenseofdirection.C．Theirsenseofsmell. D．Theirflyingability.54．InEurope,youmayseebiggroupsof______sittingontelephonewires.A．sedgewarblers B．cranes C．swallows D．bar-headedgeese55．WhatdosedgewarblersdobeforetheytraveltoSouthAfrica?A．Eatalotoffood. B．Hidealotoffoodinsomeplaces.C．Trainyoungbirds. D．Practiseflying.56．What’stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“compass”inParagraph1?A．望遠鏡 B．太陽鏡 C．指南針 D．攝像頭DDolphinsaresmartanimals.Theymakedifferentsoundstotalktoeachother.Thismakessomescientistsveryinterested.Theywanttousecomputerstounderstanddolphinsoundsbetter.Thesecomputersuseartificialintelligence(AI).Thescientistsnowhopeto“talk”withdolphinsinthesea.OnegroupcalledtheWildDolphinProjecthasstudieddolphinsformanyyears.Theyhavewatcheddolphinsandlistenedtotheirsoundsunderthewater.Theylearnedthatsomesoundshappenduringcertainactions.Forexample,dolphinsmaymakealoud“squawk”whentheyarefighting.Theymaymakeafast“buzz”whentheylikeanotherdolphin.Now,Googleengineersareusingthedolphinsoundinformation.TheymadeasmartcomputerprogramcalledDolphinGemma.Itlistenstothedolphinsoundsandfindspatterns(模式).Thegoalistoguesswhatsoundsadolphinmightmakenext,justlikehowsomephonesguesswhatwordyouwanttotype.TheteamalsomadeanewsystemcalledCHAT.Itusesspecialspeakersintheocean.

Thesespeakersplaynewwhistlesoundsthatsoundlikedolphins’.Thescientiststrytoteachdolphinsthateachsoundmeansakindoftoy.Ifadolphinmakesthesamesoundback,itcangetthetoy.DolphinGemmahelpsthescientistsknowwhenthedolphinisaskingforatoy.GooglewantstoshareDolphinGemmasootherpeoplecanuseit.Maybetheycanstudyotheranimalstoo.Thisisjustthebeginningoflearninghowanimalstalk.57.WhatdidscientistsoftheWildDolphinProjectfind?A．Alldolphinsoundsmeanthesamething.B．Dolphinscanlearnhumanspeechpatternsfast.C．Dolphinsonlymakesoundswhentheyeat.D．Differentdolphinsoundshappenduringdifferentactivities.58.WhatisthemaingoaloftheCHATsystem?A．Tohelpdolphinsfindfoodmoreeasily.B．Tomakedolphinsknowhumanwords.C．Toletithelphumanscatchdolphins.D．Totestwhetherdolphinscanconnectsoundswiththings.59.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthelastparagraph?A．Googlewantscomputerstodoallthestudiesinsteadofpeople.B．Googlewon’tletothersuseDolphin-Gemmatodotheirstudies.C．Thereisstilllongwaytogobeforescientistscanknowhowanimalstalkexactly.D．It’smoreimportantforscientiststostudyotheranimalsthandolphins.60.What’sthebesttitleofthetext?A．Thefutureofstudyinghowanimalstalk.B．HowAIhelpspeopleunderstanddolphinlanguage.C．Newcomputertoolsforrecordingoceansounds.D．Howtoteachdolphinstoplaywithunderwaterspeakers.B）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的選項中選出能填入短文空白處的最佳選項，其中有一項是多余的選項。ThefilmEarthisawildlifedocumentary(野生動物紀錄片).61Thestarsaretheanimalsandtheactionissetinthedifferentplaceswheretheylive.62Inthisfilm,thestoryhasbeenmadebynature.Ourjourneybeginsinspring.IntheArctic,amotherpolarbear(北極熊)andhertwobabieshavetofindenoughfoodbeforetheicetheyliveonmelts.63TheyarelookingforwateraftercrossingtheKalahariDeserttogether.Eachofthesefamiliesisfightingtoliveinaworldwheretheseasonsarechanging.Themostexcellentfilm-makingwaysintheworldwereusedduringthetwentymonthsoffilming.Thefilmshowsuswhatawonderfulplacewelivein.64Ifwedon’tdoso,manyofthesebeautifulanimalswillbeingreatdanger.65Andremembereveryoneplaysaroleinprotectingtheplanet.A．Thefilmshowshowcananimalshelphumans.B．Unlikeotherdocumentaries,Earthtellsastory.C．Solet’sdosomethingtostopanimalsfromdanger.D．Inthefilm,wecanvisitourplanetfromnorthtosouth.E．Butitalsotellsusthatweshouldlookafterourplanetbetter.F．Halfwayaroundtheworld,wecanseethemotherelephantandherbaby.五、詞語運用（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)A）選用方框內(nèi)的單詞成詞組填空，其中有一個單詞或詞組是多余的。dropthankstoawfulpleasantknowledgestore66.

Wespenta__________eveningchattingwithouroldfriendsbythefire.67.

Someanimals__________foodinholesbeforewintercomestogetthroughthecolddays.68.

__________theteacher’shelp,Ifinallyunderstoodthedifficultgrammarrule.69.

Theweatherwas__________yesterday,sowehadtocancel(取消)thepicnicplan.70.

Travelingtodifferentplacesisagreatwaytogainnew__________abouttheworld.B）根據(jù)短文意思，填入適當?shù)膯卧~或用括號中所給單詞正確形式填空，使短文完整。ThegiantpandaisanationaltreasureofChina.Itisfamous71thelivingfossil(活化石).Mostpandashaveblack-and-whitefur.Theylookverycuteandhavefar72(high)intelligence(智力)thanmostoftheotheranimals.Theycanfollowthezookeepers’73(instruction)withoutdifficulty.That’s74almosteveryonelikesthem.Thegiantpandasloveeatingbamboobest.Buttheyalsoenjoyotherfood,75(include)birds,fish,andsomesmallanimals.Apandaat76(born)onlyweighshundredsofgrams,whileagrown-uppanda’sweightcanriseupto180kilograms.WildpandasliveincoolandwetbambooforestsofthecentralandwesternChina,highupinthemountains.Theyshowgreatabilitytoclimbtreesfrom77earlyage.Thelivinggiantpandawas78(one)foundinSichuanbyaFrenchman.In2008,becausetheywereindangerof79(die)out,theywereonthelistoftheendangeredanimal.80(luck),in2016,scientistsremovedthegiantpandafromthelist.It’sChina’ssuccessinrebuildingbambooforests.六、閱讀與表達（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）Whenyouthinkofadesert,whatcomestoyourmindfirst?Maybeahugeseaofgoldensand,wherethewindblowsandnothinggrows.Butguesswhat?Recently,somethingamazinghashappenedintheTaklimakanDesert.Ithasanewcolour—pink—100,000roseplantsareblooming(開花)there,turningthe“goldengiant”intoabeautifulpainting.LastNovember,inYutianCounty,Xinjiang,desertworkersfinishedabigjob.Theyplanted100,000rosesalongthedesert’sedge.Theserosesarelikegreenscarvesaroundthedesert.It’sanewwonderofChina’ssandcontrolwork.Plantingrosesshowshowmuchtheworkerscareaboutthedesert.“Peopleusuallythinkofrosesasflowersinvases,butourrosesareprotectorsofthesand