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第=page11頁(yè),共=sectionpages11頁(yè)2025-2026學(xué)年浙江省寧波七中教育集團(tuán)八年級(jí)(上)期末英語(yǔ)試卷一、完形填空:本大題共15小題,共15分。Therewasaboy,whosefamilywasveryrich.Onedayhisfathertookhimonatrip(1)thecountryinordertoshowhissonhowpoorthepeopletherewere.(2)theyarrivedatafarmofavery(3)family.They(4)severaldaysthere.Ontheirreturn,thefatheraskedhissonifhelikedthetrip.

"Oh,itwasgreat,dad,"theboyreplied."Didyounoticethedifferencebetweenthemandus?""Yeah,I(5),"saidtheboy.Thefatheraskedhissontotellmore(6)aboutwhathehadlearnedfromtheirtrip.

"Well,wehaveonlyonedog,andtheyhavefourof(7).Inourgardenthereisapool,whiletheyhaveariverthathasnoend.Wehaveexpensivelanterns,buttheyhavestarsabovetheirheadsat(8).Wehaveonlyasmallpieceofland,whiletheyhavethe(9)fields.Webuyfood,butthey(10)it.Wehavehighwallsforprotectionofourproperty(財(cái)產(chǎn));theydon'tneedthem,astheirfriends(11)them."

Thefatherwas(12).Hecouldnotsayaword.Thentheboyadded,"Thankyou,dad,forlettingmesee(13)poorweare."

Thisstoryshowsthatthetruewealth(14)wellashappinessisnotmeasured(衡量)bymaterials.Love,friendshipandfreedomare(15)moreimportant.1.A.to B.in C.at D.of2.A.Because B.So C.Although D.If3.A.nice B.poor C.wealthy D.serious4.A.took B.cost C.spent D.paid5.A.do B.was C.had D.did6.A.details B.detailed C.detailing D.detail7.A.they B.them C.their D.themselves8.A.morning B.evening C.night D.afternoon9.A.small B.beautiful C.endless D.comfortable10.A.buy B.grow C.cook D.sell11.A.protect B.cheat C.imagine D.develop12.A.angry B.excited C.shocked D.tired13.A.what B.how C.why D.where14.A.as B.so C.but D.or15.A.less B.almost C.hardly D.far二、閱讀理解:本大題共15小題,共30分。AAreyoualanguagestudent?Doyouwanttobebetter?IfyouwanttolearnSpanish,F(xiàn)rench,German,orChinese,herearefournewwebsiteswhichcanhelpyou.

Thesewebsitesoffernewsarticlesinthreelevelsofdifficulty.Thearticlesareaboutpolitics,technology,sports,andnature.

Level1isforbeginners.Thearticlesareverysimple.Manystudentscanunderstandthem.

Level2isforpre-intermediatelearners.ThearticlesarelongerandmoredifficultthanthoseinLevel1.

Level3isforintermediate(中級(jí)的)learners.ThearticlesaremoredifficultthanthoseinLevel2.

Thearticlesarenotonlygreatforlanguagelearnersbutalsoforteachers.Teacherscanusethenewstoteachtheirstudents.

Bestofall,thewebsitesarefreetouse.So,whatareyouwaitingfor?Learnanewlanguagewiththehelpofthesewebsites.

16.IfyouwanttolearnFrench,whichofthefollowingwebsitecanyouchoose?______A.. B..

C.. D..17.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?______A.Youcanlearnanylanguageonanywebsite.

B.Thearticlesinlevel2aremoredifficultthanthoseinlevel3.

C.Thewebsitesaboveareonlygoodforlanguagestudents.

D.Allofthewebsitesabovearefreeforusers.18.Whichpartofawebsitemaythistextbefrom?______A.ScienceandTechnology. B.SportsandGames.

C.Languagelearning. D.Teenageproblems.BAbrokenheartisnotjustafeeling.Itcanmakepeopleverysick.Anewstudyshowsthatmenwhogetitdiemoreoftenthanwomen.

Theconditioniscalledbrokenheartsyndrome(綜合癥).Therealmedicalnameistakotsubocardiomyopathy.About83%ofthepatientsarewomen.Butmenwhogetithavebiggerproblems.

Thestudylookedatalmost200,000casesfrom2016to2020.Theaverageageofpatientswas67yearsold.

Fewermengotthecondition,buttheydiedmoreoften.About11%ofthemendied.Only5.5%ofthewomendied.Thatistwotimesmoredeathsformen.

Whatcausesbrokenheartsyndrome?Doctorssayitcanhappenafterabigshock.Thiscanbethelossofalovedone.Itcanbeacaraccident.Itcanbeverybadnews.

Whensomethingterriblehappens,yourbodymakesstresshormones(荷爾蒙).Thesehormonescanhurtpartofyourheart.Theheartgetsweak.Itcannotpumpbloodwell.

Theconditionisnotverycommon.Thatmakesithardtostudy.Doctorsstilldon'tknowhowtopreventit.

Muchaboutbrokenheartsyndromeisunknown.Butonethingisclear.Abrokenheartcanreallymakeyousick.19.Accordingtothepassage,whichstatementabout"brokenheartsyndrome"isTRUE?______A.Itisonlyanemotionalfeelinganddoesnotinfluencephysicalhealth.

B.Morewomenhaveitthanmen,butmenaremorelikelytodiefromit.

C.Itmostlyhappenstoyoungpeople.

D.Moremensufferfromitthanwomen.20.Whatistherealmedicalnamefor"brokenheartsyndrome"mentionedinthetext?______A.BrokenHeartSyndrome. B.StressHormoneIllness.

C.TakotsuboCardiomyopathy. D.WeakHeartDisease.21.Whatusuallycausesbrokenheartsyndromeaccordingtothepassage?______A.Long-termlackofexercise. B.Unhealthyeatinghabits.

C.Asuddenmajorshock. D.Geneticproblems.22.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?______A.Totellussomeinformationaboutbrokenheartsyndrome.

B.Totellusabrokenheartcanreallymakeusfeelsick.

C.Toshowuswhatmaycausebrokenheartsyndrome.

D.Toshowushowtopreventbrokenheartsyndrome.CIn2025,thewintersolstice(冬至)happensonSundayDecember21.Itusuallytakesplacearoundthisdateeachyear,althoughtheexacttimingcanchangeslightly.Afterthesolstice,daylightslowlybeginstoreturn,evenifwinterweathercontinues.

Longbeforeclocksandcalendarsexisted,peoplecarefullywatchedtheSunandtheseasons.Ancientcommunitiesnoticedpatternsindaylightandshadows,helpingthemunderstandwhenwinterwasatitsdeepestpoint.SomeculturesbuiltstonecirclesandmarkersthatlinedupwiththeSunonsolsticedays.Thesehelpedpeopletracktheyearandplanfarming.Formanycommunities,thesolsticebecameatimetopause,rest,andlookaheadtobrighterdays.

Today,scientistsunderstandthesolsticethroughastronomy(天文學(xué)),butitstillmatters.Itremindspeoplethattheseasonsfollownaturalpatternsandthatchangehappensgradually.Forus,thesolsticecanbeachancetoobservetheworldmoreclosely.Noticingdaylight,shadows,andtemperaturechangeshelpsconnectsciencelessonstoeverydaylife.

Thewintersolsticeisaglobalevent,butpeopleexperienceitdifferentlydependingonwheretheylive.PlacesclosertotheArcticCircle(北極圈)haveverylittledaylight,butcountriesneartheequator(赤道)noticemuchsmallerchanges.

Ifyouwanttolearnmoreabouthowthesolsticeworks,youcanexplorethisexplanationfromBritannica(大英百科全書).23.Howdidthewriterstartthepassage?______A.Bytellingstories. B.Byaskingquestions.

C.Byusingasaying. D.Byshowingafact.24.Whydidancientpeoplepayattentiontothesolstice?______A.Topredictearthquakes.

B.Toplanfarmingandtracktheyear.

C.Tomeasuretimezones.

D.Toobservetheworldclosely.25.What'sthemainideaofparagraph3?______A.Whythewintersolsticehappens.

B.Howpeopleobservethesolstice.

C.Whatthesolsticemeanstoday.

D.Oneevent,differentexperiences.26.Whowouldnoticemuchsmallerchangesindaylightthroughouttheyear?______A.PeoplelivingclosertotheArcticCircle.

B.Peoplelivinginplacesneartheequator.

C.PeoplelivingintheSouthernHemisphere(南半球).

D.Peoplelivinginmountainousregions.DAsDecemberarrives,townsquaresinmanycountries,especiallyinEurope,begintochange.Woodenstalls(攤位)appear,lightsarehung,andtheairfillswithmusicandwarmsmells.TheseareChristmasmarkets,andtheyhavebecomeoneofthemostrecognizablewintertraditionsinmanycountries.

ChristmasmarketsbegantoappearinpartsofcentralEuropeduringtheMiddleAges.Peoplegatheredinwintertobuyfood,candles,andhandmadegoodsduringthecoldmonths.Overtime,thesepracticalmarketsbecamemorefestive.

WalkingthroughaChristmasmarketfeelslikesteppingintoastory.Stallsareoftendecoratedwithlights,pinebranches,andribbons.Visitorsmighthearcarolsorseeperformersplayinginstruments.Foodisanimportantpartoftheexperience.Differentcountriesofferdifferenttreats.Somemarketssellsausagesandwarmbread,whileothersofferpastries,sweets,orhotchocolate.Manymarketsalsohaverides,smallgames,oractivitiesdesignedespeciallyforchildren.

Christmasmarketsarenotjustaboutshopping.Theyareplaceswherepeoplemeetfriends,spendtimetogether,andenjoybeingoutdoorsduringwinter.Familiesoftenvisitintheevening,whenthelightsmakethemarketfeelespeciallymagical.Forchildren,Christmasmarketscanbeexcitingplacestoexplore.Theyofferachancetoseetraditionsfromothercountriesandlearnhowpeoplecelebratewinterindifferentways.

AlthoughChristmasmarketsbeganinEurope,theyarenowenjoyedaroundtheworld.Citiesoftenaddtheirowntraditions,foods,andmusic.Thismakeseachmarketdifferent,eventhoughtheyallshareafestivefeeling.27.WhatwasthemainpurposeofearlyChristmasmarketsforpeopleinEurope?______A.Tobuyfoodandwintergoods.

B.TosellChristmasdecorationsandgifts.

C.Tohostmusicalperformances.

D.Toprovideaplaceforchildrentoplay.28.Accordingtotheauthor,whatisthemoreimportantpartofChristmasmarketsbesidesshopping?______A.Offeringfestivefoodsanddrinksfromdifferentcultures.

B.Offeringoutdoorjobchancesinwinter.

C.Holdinginternationalculturalexchangeactivities.

D.Bringingpeopletogethertospendtimewitheachother.29.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthedevelopmentofChristmasmarketsisTRUE?______A.TheyfirstappearedonlyinNorthernEurope.

B.TheyarenowheldonlyinEuropeancountries.

C.Localtraditionsareadded,makingeachmarketdifferent.

D.Thefoodandmusicareexactlythesameinallmarkets.30.Howisthepassagemainlyorganized?______A.BylistingthereasonswhyChristmasmarketsarebecomingmorepopular.

B.ByintroducingChristmasmarkets,coveringtheirhistory,features,andspread.

C.BycomparingtraditionalandmodernChristmasmarketsindetail.

D.Byfollowingtheorderofatypicalvisitor'sexperienceataChristmasmarket.三、任務(wù)型閱讀-多任務(wù)混合:本大題共1小題,共5分。31.There'snodoubtaboutit:mathishard.Asaresult,alotofkids(andadults!)strugglewithmathatsomepointintheirlives.Bybuildingupyourskillsandpracticingeveryday,youcanmakemathalittlelessfrustratingandhaveahigherchanceofsuccess.Usethesetipsduringschoolwhileyou'restudying.(1)______

Buildupyourskillswhilehavingsomefun!Lookforonlinegamesthatmatchyourageandeducationlevelforthebestexperience.Youcangetcomputergamesonlineordownloadappsonyourphonetoplaygamesonthego.(2)______

Writingitalloutcanhelpyouspotmistakes.Asyouworkthroughaproblem,useapenciltowriteoutwhatyoudidandhowyoudidit.Someteachersrequireyoutoshowyourworkanyway,soit'sworththetrouble.(3)______

Youcanfindtonsofexampleproblemsonline.Ifyou'regoingoveraconcept(概念),lookitupandtry2to3problemsonyourown.Checktheanswerstofigureoutifyougotthemright,andstudytheconceptagainifyoudidn't.(4)______

Learningbyteachingsomeoneisagreatwaytosolidify(鞏固)concepts.Inviteafriendorfamilymemberoverandexplaintothemwhatyou'redoingandhowyou'redoingit.Ifyougetstuck,reviewyournotesortextbookagainuntilyoucanexplainitclearlyandconcisely.

A.Teachmathproblemstosomeoneelse.

B.Showyourwork,notjustyouranswers.

C.Playmathgames.

D.Practicewithexampleproblems.

E.Lookuplessonsonline.(5)Whatdoyouusuallydotogetagoodgradeinmath?(不超過15詞)

______.四、選詞填空-短文:本大題共1小題,共5分。32.

bigboxpopularwhichlikePopMartisatoycompanyfromChina.ItstoyLabubuisvery(1)______inmanycountries.ThecompanywantsLabubutobesuccessfulforalongtime,likeDisney'sMickeyMouse.PopMartalsowantstomakemoretoys(2)______Labubu.Now,PopMartis(3)______thanmanyothertoycompanies.

BecauseofLabubu,manynewcompaniesinChinaalsowanttomaketoys.Morepeoplewanttobuyandsellarttoys.PopMartsellstoysin"blind(4)______",sopeopledonotknow(5)______toytheyget.Thismakesitmorefunandspecial.(1)

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五、閱讀填空:本大題共2小題,共20分。33.Onmany(1)(大學(xué))campuses,students(2)(幾乎)alwayscarrytheirphones.Theytextwhilewalkingtoclassandscrollthrough(3)(社交)mediaastheywaitforlectures.Silenceoftenbecomesscreentime,andconversationstops.

Onestudent,SeánKillingsworth,feltworriedaboutthishabit."ItwasjustlikeIwastalkingtoabunchofzombies,"hesaid.He(4)(錯(cuò)過)realconversationandwantedfewerdistractions(分心).

In2023,KillingsworthstartedtheReconnectMovement.Studentshandovertheirphonesatthedoorandspendanhoursocializing(5)(沒有)screens.

Duringthesephone-freemeetups,studentssittogether,listentomusic,andtalk."Atfirstitcanfeelawkward,"saidoneclubleader.Manypeopleusetheirphonesasadigitalcomfortwhentheyfeel(6)(緊張,焦慮).Afterafewminutes,theyrelaxandenjoytheconversation.

(7)(專家)stilldebatehowsmartphonesinfluencementalhealth.Somestudiessaytakingabreakhelpspeoplefeelcalmerandhappier.Otherresearchsaysonlinecommunitiescansupportstudentswhowantto(8)(表達(dá))themselves.

Studentssaythemeetingshelpthem(9)(連接)withfriendsandclassmates.Killingsworthcallsthem"humanconnectionhabitats",placeswherepeoplecanrememberhownaturalconversationfeels.

Thegrouphopesthatpracticingthishabitmakesstudentsnoticehowoftentheyreachforadistraction.Bybeingpresenttogether,theylearntobalance(10)(科技)withrealpeople.(1)

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34.TheChongyangFestivalisaChinesetraditionalfestival.Itiscelebratedontheninthdayoftheninthlunarmonth.Onthisday,boththemonthandthedayaretheninth,(1)peoplealsocallitDoubleNinthFestival.

ThefestivalstartedasearlyastheWarringStatesPeriod(475BC-221BC).Ithasahistoryofmorethan2,000years.Amongallthenumbers(2)zerotonine,nineis(3)(high)oddnumber(奇數(shù)).Peoplebelievethattwo"nines"meetingtogetherstandforalonglife.SoitisaspecialholidayforChinesepeople(4)(show)loveandrespectfor(5)(they)elders.Theyholdmanykindsof(6)(activity)inhonorofoldpeople,wishingthemgoodhealthandalonglife.(7)ameaningfulandtimelesstraditionitis!

Thefestivalcomesduringthegoldentimeoffall.Ontheday,peopletraditionallydrinkchrysanthemum(菊花)wine,eatDouble-NinthCakesandclimbmountains.Theyalsocarryakindofplant(8)(name)dogwood(茱萸).Peopleinancienttimesbelievedthat(9)plantcoulddriveawayevil(邪惡的)spiritsandpreventthemfromcatchinganillnessinwinter.Ifyoufollowthesecustomsinthefestival,you(10)(feel)itswarmandauspicious(吉祥的)atmosphere!(1)

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六、書面表達(dá):本大題共1小題,共10分。35.溝通是一

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