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第=page11頁,共=sectionpages11頁2025-2026學(xué)年遼寧省沈陽市沈北新區(qū)八年級(jí)(上)期末英語試卷一、閱讀五選四:本大題共4小題,共8分。Doyouoftenforgetthingseasily?(1)______Don'tworry.Herearesomesimpleandusefulwaystoimproveyourmemoryeffectively.

(2)______Playchessorsolvepuzzlesfor15minuteseveryday.Theseactivitiesmakeitworkharderandkeepitactive,whichhelpsitstoreinformationbetter.Italsostopsyourbrainfromgettinglazyastimegoesby.

Haveahealthyandbalanceddiet.Eatmorenutsandfish.(3)______Agooddietcanprovidethebrainwiththefuelitneedstoworkwell.Thisisoneoftheeasiestwaystokeepyourmemorysharp.

Getenoughsleepeverynight.Trytosleepfor7to8hoursdaily.Duringsleep,thebrainorganizesthememoriesyougetintheday.(4)______Withthesesmallchanges,youcanhaveabettermemorysoon.

A.Giveyourbrainmoreexercise.

B.Areyouworriedaboutyourpoormemory?

C.Agoodrestwillhelpyourememberthingsclearly.

D.Drinkingwarmmilkbeforebedisgoodforyoursleep.

E.Theyarefullofhelpfulthingsthatsupportbrainhealth.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、完形填空:本大題共10小題,共10分。Somethingunusualhappenedhereyesterdayafternoon.Asheavyrainbegantofallaround4p.m.,peoplerantofinda(5)place.Butoneelderlymandidnotleavethepark.Hecontinuedtosit(6)atastonechesstable.Hestayedthereforfourhours,gettingcompletelywetinthecoldrain.

Manypeoplewalkingbynoticedthemanandbecame(7)."Isawhimwhentherainstarted,andhewasstilltheretwohourslater,"saidMrs.Chen,alocalresident."Iwentoverandaskedifheneededan(8)oranyhelp.Hedidn'tseemtohearmeor(9)atme.Hewasjuststaringattheemptychessboard."Anotherpersonwassoworriedthathealmostcalledthepolice,thinkingthemanmightbeintrouble.

Ourreporterlaterlearnedthe(10)fortheman'sstrangeaction.Afriendoftheman,Mr.Lee,cametotheparktofindhim.He(11)thathisfriendwasahugechesslover."Weplayedagameearlier,andhe(12)thegamebecauseofonebadmove,"saidMr.Lee.Hewasveryclosetowinning.Hewasn'tangry,butheneededtimeto(13)hismistake.Whenhegetsfocusedonchess,heforgetsabouteverythingelse-evenabigstorm!"

(14),ataround8o'clockintheevening,Mr.Leehelpedhisfriendtostandupandtheywalkedhometogether.Therainwasstopping,andtheparkwasquiet.Peoplewhosawthemleavefelthappyandrelieved.ItwasastrangeafternoonatGreenPark,yetittoldapowerfultruth—truefocusonahobbylikechessmakestheoutsideworldfadeaway.5.A.wet B.dry C.quiet D.noisy6.A.alone B.secretly C.quickly D.happily7.A.excited B.bored C.worried D.relaxed8.A.opinion B.umbrella C.onion D.image9.A.lookout B.lookafter C.lookdown D.lookup10.A.reason B.result C.plan D.promise11.A.advised B.added C.pretended D.explained12.A.finished B.missed C.won D.lost13.A.thinkabout B.complainabout C.carefor D.dependon14.A.Luckily B.Suddenly C.Finally D.Hopefully三、閱讀理解:本大題共16小題,共32分。AAreyouafanofZootopia?NowZootopia2isonatPandaCinema!Let'schecktheusefulinformationaboutthemovieandtickets.

Showtimes:DayShows:10:00-11:47/14:00-15:47

EveningShows:18:30-20:17/19:30-21:17

TicketPrice&PackagesTicketTypeDayShowEveningShowSingleTicket(Adult/Child)¥35¥40Package1(2children)¥50¥60Package2(2Adults)¥65¥70FamilyPackage(2Adults+1Child)¥95¥105DiscountNote:Childrenunder3:FREE;StudentID:10%OFF

Payment:NoCash(現(xiàn)金)?Noworry!Customerscanalsomakepaymentsinanotherthreeways:

bybankcard,WeChatorAlipay.

ImportantNotes:

1Childrenunder3mustsitwithaparent.

2Studentdiscountappliesonlytosingletickets(showStudentIDwhenbuying).

3Packagescannotbecombinedwithotherdiscounts.15.HowmuchistheFamilyPackageforaneveningshow?______A.¥70. B.¥95. C.¥105. D.¥110.16.Howmanywayscancustomerspayforthetickets?______A.One. B.Two. C.Three. D.Four.17.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?______A.StudentIDcanget20%OF

B.Childrenunder3needtobuyaticket.

C.ThemovieZootopia2lastsovertwohours.

D.Achildunder3mustsitnexttoaparent.18.Wherecanyoureadthistext?______A.Inasciencebook. B.Inatravelguide.

C.Inacinemaoronitswebsite. D.Inahistorymagazine.BInmanybigcitiestoday,moreandmorepeoplehavepets.Theylovetheircatsanddogs,buttheyareoftenverybusywithworkandstudy.So,aquestioncomesup:whocanhelptakecareoftheirfurry(毛茸茸的)animalfriendswhentheyarenotathome?Now,thereisagreatanswer.Anewtypeofjobisbecomingpopular,especiallyamongyoungpeople.It'scalledpetsitting.

So,whatdoesapetsitterdo?It'sasimplebutveryimportantjob.Apetsittergoestoanowner'shousewhentheownerisaway.Theygivethepetfreshfoodandwater.Theyalsoplaywiththeanimaltokeepithappyandactive.Sometimes,theyneedtocleanthepet'slivingarea.Oneofthebestpartsofthejobistakingphotosandvideosofthepet.Theysendtheseupdatestotheowners,sotheownersdon'tworryandcanseetheirpetishavingagoodtime.

Manyyoungpeoplelovethisjobforseveralreasons.First,theygettospendtimewithlovelyanimals.Theysaythefeelingofbeingneededbyafriendlydogoracutecatiswonderful.What'smore,thejobhasflexible(靈活的)hours.Thismeanstheycanworkonweekendsorduringholidays,whichisperfectforstudentsorpeoplewhoalreadyhaveanotherjob.Itisalsoagoodwaytoearnsomeextramoneywhiledoingsomethingfunandrewarding.

Asmorefamiliesincitiesgetpets,theneedforkindandtrustworthy(值得信賴的)petsittersisgrowingquickly.Thisnewjoboffersaperfectsolutionforbusyownersandahappyexperienceforyounganimallovers.19.Whoofthefollowingismostlikelytoneedapetsitter?______A.Oldpeopleinthebusycity. B.Studentswithoutanypets.

C.Busypetownersinthecity. D.Peoplewhoworkinsmalltowns.20.Whydopetsitterssendphotosandvideosofthepetstotheowners?______A.Toshowtheyarehard-working. B.Toshareinterestingpetstories.

C.Toasktheownersformoremoney. D.Tomaketheownersnotworry.21.Whatcanweinferfromthetext?______A.Petownersdon'tcareaboutthecostofpetsitting.

B.Therearetworeasonswhyyoungpeoplelovepetsitting.

C.Theneedforpetsitterswillkeepgrowinginthecomingyears.

D.Petsittersneedtogototheowners'houseswhentheyareaway.22.What'sthebesttitleforthetext?______A.HowtoTakeCareofPets B.City'snewFurryHelpers

C.BusyPetOwnersinBigCities D.YoungPeople'sFavoriteJobsC①DuringtheWarringStatesPeriodinancientChina,thestateofWeistartedastrongattackonthestateofZhao.Wei'sarmysurroundedZhao'scapitalcity,Handan.Zhao'ssoldierswerenotstrongenoughtofightback,andfoodinthecitywasalmostgone.TheKingofZhaohadnochoice,sohesentamessagetotheKingofQitoaskforhelp.

②TheKingofQidecidedtohelpZhao.Heaskedtwogenerals,SunBinandTianJi,toleadtheQiarmy.InsteadofgoingstraighttoHandantofightWei'sarmy,SunBinthoughtofastrategy:attackWei'sowncapitalcity,Daliang.HeknewthatmostofWei'ssoldierswereinZhao,soDaliangwasalmostundefended.

③TheQiarmyquietlymovedtoDaliangandstartedattackingit.WhentheWeigeneralheardthathiscapitalwasindanger,hequicklyledhistiredarmybackfromHandantosaveDaliang.Ontheirwayhome,theQiarmy,whichwashidingnearby,surprisedtheWeisoldiersinGuiling.TheWeiarmywastootiredtofightwell,sotheylostquickly.Inthisway,Handanwassavedwithoutabig,directfight.

④Thisfamousplan,called"BesiegingWeitoRescueZhao",teachesusthatbeingcleverandthinkingcarefullycanbebetterthanusingonlystrength.Ithasbecomeawell-knownstoryinChinesehistory,remindingpeopletosolveproblemswithsmartideas,notjustforce.23.WhydidtheKingofZhaoasktheKingofQiforhelp?______A.BecauseZhaodidn'thaveanyfoodatall.

B.BecauseZhaodidn'thaveenoughsoldiers.

C.BecauseWei'sarmysurroundedZhao'scapitalcity.

D.BecauseZhaodidn'twanttofightagainstWeidirectly.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"strategy"probablymeaninParagraph2?______A.Atoolusedinwar. B.Acleverandcarefulplan.

C.Asafeplacetolive. D.Agroupofbravesoldiers.25.Whichisthecorrectorderofthefollowingevents?______

①TheQiarmystartedtoattackDaliang

②Wei'sarmysurroundedHandan.

③TheQiarmysurprisedtheWeisoldiersinGuiling.

④TheWeigeneralmovedhisarmybackfromHandan.A.②→①→④→③ B.①→②→④→③ C.②→④→③→① D.①→③→②→④26.Whatcanwelearnfromtheabovetext?______A.Goforyourgoalwithallyourstrength.

B.Keepfightinguntiltheimpossibleisdone.

C.Riseearlyandpracticetoachievedreams.

D.Itisbettertofightsmartthantofighthard.D①Throughouthumanhistory,countlessinventionshavereshapedhowwelive,workandconnect.Whilemanyseeinventorsasexperiencedlabadults,someusefulcreationscamefromcurious,creativeyoungminds.Let'sexploretheirstories.

②In1873,15-year-oldChesterGreenwoodgotcoldearswhileskating.Heaskedhisgrandmatosew(縫)furontoawireloop(金屬環(huán))hemade.Thefirstearmuffs(耳罩)wereborn,andtheyweresoonproducedinhisUShometown,providinglocaljobsfor60years.

③Blindsincechildhood,LouisBraillefoundtouchreadingtoolsforblindstudentslackingin1819.At15,headaptedsoldiers'night-writingintotheBraillesystem—araised-dotcodethatletsvisuallyimpairedpeoplereadandwritefreely.Itisstillusedworldwidetoday.

④In1905,11-year-oldFrankEppersonhadahappyaccident:heleftamixeddrinkwithastickoutsideovernight.Thecoldfrozeit,andthefirstPopsiclecameintobeing.

⑤MargaretE.Knight,anotheryounghero,designedalife-savingdeviceforpaperbagmachinesafterseeingaworkergetinjured,makingfactoryworksafernationwide.

⑥Theseyounginventorstellusageisn'taproblemforcreativity.Anyone,nomatterhowyoung,canmaketheworldbetterwithcarefulwatching,kindnessandcourage.27.WhydidChesterGreenwoodinventearmuffs?______A.Becausehisgrandmawasgoodatsewing.

B.Becausehewasgoodatinventingthings.

C.Becausehisearsfeltcoldwhenhewasskating.

D.Becausehewantedtomakemoneyforhishometown.28.Whatcanwelearnfromthetextabove?______A.Allusefulinventionsweremadebyyoungpeople.

B.LouisBraille'sinventionhelpstheblindreadandwrite.

C.Younginventorsneedtoworkinlabstocreatenewthings.

D.MargaretKnight'sinventionwasbornfromahappyaccident.29.Howisthetextorganized?(①=Paragraph1②=Paragraph2,…)______A. B.

C. D.30.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?______A.Tointroducethehistoryofsomegreatinventions.

B.Toexplainhowtobecomeasuccessfulyounginventor.

C.Tocomparetheinventionsmadebyyoungandadultinventors.

D.Toencourageyoungpeopletobecreativeandmakeinventions.四、任務(wù)型閱讀-簡答:本大題共1小題,共10分。31.Anoldsayinggoes,"WheninRome,doastheRomansdo."Ilearneditstruemeaningduringmysix-monthexchangestudyinRussialastyear.

Oneday,IinvitedChinesefriendstoalocalrestaurantinMoscow.ExcitedaftervisitingRedSquare,wechattedloudlytolivenupthemood.Butthewaitercameoverthreetimes,askingustospeaksoftly.InChina,hostsusuallycreatelivelyatmospheresatmeals,butinRussia,peoplekeepquietinpubliceateriestoshowpolitenesstoothers.Thatwasmyfirsttasteofcultureshock.

Later,moreshocksfollowed.IoftenfelthomesickforChinesefood,missingthespicytastethatwerenowheretofindinMoscow;schoollifewasdifferenttoo--Russianclassmatespreferredindependentstudy,whileweChinesestudentslikedgroupdiscussions.

Theseexperiencestaughtmethatculturaldifferencesarepartoflife.Insteadoffeelingconfused,weshouldfacethemwithanopenmind.Afterall,understandingdifferentculturesmakesourworldricher.(1)Howlongdidtheexchangestudylast?

______(2)WheredidthewriterinvitehisChinesefriends?

______(3)Howmanycultureshocksdidthewritermeetduringhisexchangestudy?

______(4)Doyouthinkit'simportanttolearnaboutdifferentcultures?Whyorwhynot?(Write30wordsormore)

______五、閱讀填空:本大題共1小題,共10分。32.HowJunkDataHarmsaDigitalMind

Doyoulovefastfood?Burgers,chipsandsweetsaretasty,butifyouonlyeatthem,youwillfeelsick.Yourbrainandbodyneedhealthyfood(1)vegetables,fishandnutstogrowstrong.Believeitornot,ArtificialIntelligence,orAI,isjustlikeahumanchild.Itneeds"healthyfood"(2)(stay)smarttoo.

Ofcourse,AIdoesn'teatwithamouth.Instead,it"eats"information-readingmillionsofwebsites,bookstolearnabouttheworld.Goodinformationmakesit(3)(intelligence):itcananswerquestions,writeshorttextsorhelpwithstudies.Thisislikeeating(4)healthymeal.

Butthere'smuchjunk(垃圾)dataonline—fakestories,wronganswersandsilly(5)(message).Anewstudyshowssomethingveryworrying.WhenAIreadstoomuchofthisjunk,itgetsakindof"brainsickness".Scientists(6)(do)threesmalltestssofar,andallofthemhaveshownthisbadresult(7)(clear).

TheAIbecomesmuchslowerinthinkingveryquickly.Itsabilitytothinkgets(8)(bad)thanbefore.Itstartstomakemistakes(9)losesmemory.

Thefirstandworstthing:thedamageispermanent(永久的).The(10)(two)problemisthatthisdamageisirreversible(不可逆的)—humanscangetbetterbyeatingwell,butAI'sdamagecannotbefixed.Evengoodbookscan'thelpitrecover.(1)

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六、書面表達(dá):本大題共1小題,共20分。33.假定你是李輝,你的外國好友Mike給你發(fā)來一封郵件。請(qǐng)仔細(xì)閱讀這封郵件并寫一封回信,內(nèi)容包括:

(1)感謝信任;

(2)談?wù)勄?/p>

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