江蘇省南京市玄武區(qū)2021-2022學(xué)年八年級(jí)下學(xué)期期末英語試題

英語練習(xí)卷注意事項(xiàng)：●本試卷共11頁，全卷滿分120分，考試時(shí)間為120分鐘。試卷包含選擇題和非選擇題?？忌痤}全部答在答題卡上，答在本試卷上無效?！裾?qǐng)認(rèn)真核對(duì)監(jiān)考教師在答題卡上所粘貼條形碼的姓名、考試證號(hào)是否與本人相符合，再將自己的姓名、考試證號(hào)用0.5毫米墨水簽字筆填寫在答題卡及本試卷上?！翊疬x擇題必須用2B鉛筆將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)的答案標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑，如有改動(dòng)，請(qǐng)用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其他答案。答非選擇題必須用0.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆寫在答題卡的指定位置，在其他位置答題一律無效。第Ⅰ卷選擇題（共60分）一、聽力（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）聽對(duì)話回答第1—10小題。每段對(duì)話聽兩遍。1.Whatisthegirl'sfatherbusydoing?A.B.C.2.Whichcharityismentionedintheconversation?A.B.C.3.Whathastheboy'sgrandfatherjustreceived?A.B.C.4.Whatcanthemangetforfree?A.B.C.5.Whichmeansoftransportaretheytalkingabout?A.B.C.6.WhatdoesthemanthinkofthepeopleinTokyo?A.Theyarerude.B.Theyhavegoodmanners.C.Theyobeyalltherules.7.WhatkindofbooksdoesMichaellike?A.Helikesbooksabouthistory.B.Helikesbooksaboutschoollife.C.Helikesbooksaboutgreatpeople.8.Whencanthewomantakeatrainback?A.3：30p.m.B.4：00p.m.C.4：30p.m.9.Howlonghastheman'swifeworkedinthefactory?A.8years.B.10years.C.12years.10.Whatdoesthenewlawprotect?A.Animals.B.Children.C.TheEnvironment.聽一段對(duì)話，回答第11—12小題。聽兩遍。11.WhenwasChina'sProjectHopestarted?A.In1989.B.In1999.C.In2006.12.WhatdoesLiuQiangusuallydotohelpthepoorchildren?A.Hesellshisbookstomakemoney.B.Hedoesapart-timejobinProjectHope.C.Hedonateshispocketmoneyandsomeotherthings.聽第一篇短文，回答第13—16小題。聽兩遍。ANEWSNOOPYSHOWAgreatsuccessTheSnoopyseriesfirstcameout13.Whenandwheretoseetheshow13Thespecialprogrammecanbeseenon14ontheChannelofAppleTV+.WhattoseeintheshowCharlieandfriendswanttoplaya15gamebutCharlie's16Sallynoticesasmallfloweranddecidestoprotectit.13.A.onTVB.inabookC.innewspapers14.A.15MayB.15AprilC.16April15.A.basketballB.baseballC.soccer16.AsisterB.friendC.dog聽第二篇短文，回答第17—20小題。聽兩遍。17.Bridgepaintersneedtobringthefollowingthingstoworkexcept__________.A.Specialtools.B.Specialclothes.C.Specialdrinks.18.Whatdoesabridgepainterhavetodobeforepaintingafamousbridge?A.Hehastogotocollegeforeducation.B.Heneedstoworkwithotherpainters.C.Heneedstohavealotofexperience.19.Whocannotbeabridgepainter?A.Apersonwhoistooshort.B.Apersonwhoisafraidofheights.C.Apersonwholikesworkingoutdoors.20.Whatcanabridgepainterdoduringwork?A.Eatordrink.B.Gotothebathroom.C.Seeviewsfaraway.二、單項(xiàng)選擇（滿分15分，每小題1分）21.—Couldyoumanage,ifyoudon'tmind,________theworkontime?—Noworries,I'mworkingonit.A.finishB.finishedC.finishingD.tofinish22.—Howdidyoulearntodocomputerprogramming?—________takinganonlinecourse.Ihavealreadylearnttodesignsomeapps________thisway.A.By;onB.By;inC.With;inD.With;on23.AIwillsurelyplayanimportantroleinourfuturelives.Butit________beusedinaproperway.A.canB.willC.needD.must24.Leonardo,famousasanartist,alsosucceededinmanyotherdifferentfields,________BiologyandGeography.A.includeB.includedC.includingD.toinclude25.Shewasilllastweek.Butsheis________togotoschooltoday.A.wellenoughB.enoughwellC.goodenoughD.enoughgood26.Accordingtothelocalgovernment,lotsofnewrailways________inordertoimprovethetrafficsituationinthenextfiveyears.A.builtB.willbuildC.willbebuiltD.havebeenbuilt27.—ThecarsmadeinGermanyaremoreexpensivethan________madeinJapan.—Yes,youareright.ButGermancarsseemsafer.A.itB.onesC.thatD.those28.Wearegoingoutforapicnictomorrow.I'llcallSimontomakesure________tomeet.A.whyB.whatC.whenD.which29.TherestaurantinDejiPlaza________fortwomonths,butI________theresofar.A.hasopened;haven'tgoneB.hasbeenopen;haven'tbeenC.hasbeenopened;haven'tbeenD.hasbeenopen;haven'tbeento30.—Canyoutellmehowtosavewater?—Ofcourse.Forexample,collectrainwateror________thewatertodosomecleaningafter________yourface.A.reuse;washB.reuse;washingC.reusing;washD.reusing;washing31.Attention!Please!Withoutpermission,children________inthelake.A.don'tallowtoswimB.don'tallowswimmingC.arenotallowedtoswimD.arenotallowedtoswimming32.—Let'sgotothezoothisweekend?—Dad,yousaidsolastweekandtheweekbefore.________.A.Nopain,nogainB.PracticemakesperfectC.ItneverrainsbutpoursD.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords33.Thereisa________inthesentence"Othernaturalresourceslikecoal,oilandnaturalgasdigupfromtheground."A.missingwordB.spellingmistakeC.wordusagemistakeD.grammaticalmistake34.Ifyouwanttodescribetheinsideoftheschoollibrary,you'dbetterorganizetheideasin________.A.spaceorderB.timeorderC.generaltospecificD.specifictogeneral35.—Itshouldn'ttakelongtoclearupifweallvolunteertohelp.—________.Manyhandsmakelightwork.A.I'mnotsureB.I'mafraidnotC.OfcoursenotD.Ican'tagreemore三、完型填空（滿分10分，每小題1分）Jellyfisharebadlynamed.Theyareneitherafishnormadeofjelly.Instead,theirbodiesare3695%waterand5%solidmatter.Theyhavebeeninexistenceforatleasthalfabillionyears.Yes,theyare37thandinosaurs.Surprisingly,theydon'thaveabrain,aheart,orlungs（肺）.Youmaywonderhowtheycanpossiblysurvivewithoutthesevitalorgans,but38isforthebest.Theydon'thavelungsbecausetheirskinis39thinthattheycanabsorb（吸收）oxygenthroughit.Theydon'tneedahearttopumpbloodbecausetheydon'thaveany.Andtheyhaveanervenet—whichissensitivetotouch—belowtheirouterskin.Theyrespondtothechangesintheirenvironmentusingsignalsfromthenervenet,sotheydon'tneeda40toprocesscomplexthoughts.Theirvarietyisnearlyendless.Mostofthemareumbrella—shapedandhavetentacles（觸角）.Somejellyfishhaveverylongtentacles.41,theynevergettangleduporstingthemselves.That'sbecausethetentaclesareveryslippery（滑的）andwillonlystingotheranimals.Mostjellyfishhave42ornovision,buttheycandetectlightandoceancurrents,whichhelpsthemtonavigateandmove.Afewspeciescanalsorecognizecolourandhavea360-degreeviewoftheirenvironment.Jellyfishcomeinall43,from0.5millimeterstothegiantNomura'sjellyfish,whichcanmeasureuptotwometersindiameterandweighover200kilograms.Whilejellyfisharebeautiful,theycanalsobe44.Somejellyfishtoxinscanbedeadlytohumans,suchasthosefromtheboxjellyfishandtheAustralianIrukandji,butdeathsarerelativelyraregiventhenumberofjellyfish-stingvictimseveryyear.Inanycase,it'sbettertostay45thewayofanyjellyfishyoumaysee!Youcangoswimmingwithdolphins,butyoudefinitelywanttothinktwicebeforeswimmingwithjellyfish.36.A.madeinB.madeofC.madefromD.madeupof37.A.olderB.biggerC.smallerD.younger38.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything39.A.soB.tooC.suchD.very40.A.lungB.brainC.heartD.tentacle41.A.ButB.AnywayC.HoweverD.Otherwise42.A.goodB.muchC.littleD.alittle43.A.typesB.sizesC.looksD.colours44.A.pleasantB.dangerousC.surprisingD.interesting45.A.inB.onC.awayD.outof四、閱讀理解（滿分15分，每小題1分）（A）46.WherecanyoutakepartintheactivityLostandFound?A.AtArtsCouncilofEngland.B.Atmayor'sofficeofLondon.C.AtLondonTransportMuseum.D.AtLondonTransport'sLostPropertyOffice.47.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaccordingtotheposter?A.Childrendon'tneedtopayforthetickets.B.Theactivitywilllastformorethantwoweeks.C.YoucanmeetEmilyRandandKateWilkinson.D.Thethingsonshowaredonatedbychildren'sauthors.（B）AfterhercollegeclosedforthefirstlockdowninMarch2020,FintyRoylewaslookingforsomethingtodoinhercommunitytohelppeople.Whenalocalcompanysaidthatitwantedsomeonetodeliverfreemealsforfamiliesinneed,itwasperfectforRoyle.Shecycled25milesaroundherareaeverydaytohandoutthemeals.SpeakingtoTheWeekJunior,shesaid,"Thechildrengotveryexcitedtoseemeeveryday.Therewasevenonefamilywhohadfeedsdrawnapictureinchalkofsomeonecyclingthrougharainbowinfrontoftheirhouse."Royle,aged19,hasnowbecomeayouthmemberofacharitycalledMagicBreakfast,whichaimstoprovidepupilsacrosstheUKwithhealthybreakfaststohelpthemlearnaswellastheycanatschool.Shesaysthebestthingyoucanhaveforbreakfastisporridgebecauseit'sgoodforyouanditkeepsyougoingforthewholemorning.MagicBreakfast'syouthmembers,includingRoyle,havewrittentoPrimeMinisterBorisJohnsontoaskhimtoincreasetheGovernment'sfundingforfreeschoolbreakfastsby￡75million.AsfoodpricesriseacrosstheUK.morefamiliesmayfindithardtoaffordschoolmeals.Roylebelievesitisimportanttotryyourbesttohelpyourlocalcommunity."Youcancreatechangeyourself,"shesaid.48.Fromthetext,weknowthatBorisJohnsonis________________.A.acollegestudentB.anartistdrawingwithchalkC.thePrimeMinisteroftheUKD.adelivermaninalocalcompany49.MagicBreakfastwassetupinorderto________________.A.deliverfreemealsforfamiliesintheircommunityB.helppoorchildrentolearnwithoutworryingaboutmealsC.increasetheGovernment'sfundingforfreeschoolbreakfastD.writetothePrimeMinistertoincreasetheGovernment'sfunding50.Morefamiliesmayfindithardtoaffordschoolmealsbecause________________.A.ThereisalockdownintheUKB.FoodpricesarebecominghigherC.Theschoolsdon'twanttoprovidefreemealsD.MagicBreakfastonlydeliverfreemealstopoorfamilies（C）Whatdidyourstreetlooklikeahundredyearsago?Ithasprobablychangedovertime.U.S.Route66wasaroadthatsawmanychanges,too.Thisfamousroadhasbeenwrittenaboutinbooks.IthasbeenthesubjectofTVshowsandsongs.Route66stretched2,448miles（3,940km）acrosstheUnitedStates,anditcarriedalotofhistory.Forhundredsofyears,nativeAmericansfollowedanimaltrackstohunt.Later,mountainmenblazedtrailsalongthesamepathsinordertosettheirfurtraps.Nextcamethepioneersmovingwestinwagons.GoldwasdiscoveredinCaliforniain1849.Peopleusedthesameroutetoseektheirfortunes（財(cái)富）there.About10yearslater,railroadswerebuiltalongtheflatandwideroute.In1908,HenryFordbegantomanufactureautomobiles.Motoriststookoffintothecountryside.Theywantedtodriveonpavedroads!In1926,Route66becameanofficialU.S.highway.ItwasthefirstpavedroadtorunallthewayfromIllinoistoCalifornia.Duringthe1930sand'40s,peopledrovewestonU.S.Route66.Theywerelookingforworkonfarmsandinwartimeplants.Inthe1950sand'60s,manyAmericansenjoyedtakingroadtrips.TheydrovealongRoute66tovisittheGrandCanyonandDisneyland.Wider,straighter,andsaferhighwayswerebuilt.OldRoute66wasusedlessandless.In1985,itwasofficiallyremovedfromtheU.S.highwaysystem.ThepartsthatstillexisttodayarecalledHistoricRoute66.MostoftheoldRoute66fillingstations,diners,andmotelsareclosed.ButU.S.Route66isstillrememberedasaroadofdreamsthatcarriedpeoplewest.51.U.S.Route66isimportantinAmericabecause________________.A.itrecordspartofthehistoryB.itisapavedroadtothewestC.peoplehavetousetheroadtofindgoldD.peoplehavetopassthewayacrossAmerica52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"motorists"inParagraph3mean?A.peopleinneedofgoldB.peopledrivingcarstotravelC.thepioneersmovingwestinwagonsD.nativeAmericansfollowinganimaltracks53.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.Ro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ailed.69.Theearthquakehasmadehundredsofpeople___________（home）.Wemusthelpthem.70.—Canyoufinishtheworkintime?—I'mnotsure.ButIwillsurelyfinishitifI___________（give）onemorehour.C）根據(jù)句子內(nèi)容，從下面方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)亩陶Z填空，使句子內(nèi)容完整正確。helptranslate；fromdifferentbackgrounds；volunteeredfor；receivedsometraining；anexcitingexperienceA:WhatdidyoudoduringtheMayDayHoliday?B:Believeitornot,I71themarathoninourcity.A:Soundsgreat!Whatdidyoudothen?B:First,we72.Thenwewereableto73forforeignathletes.A:What74itwas!Whywereyouwillingtogiveupyoursparetime?B:Becauseitisbettertogivethantotake.Moreover,athletesandvolunteers75feltlikepartofonebigfamily.D）根據(jù)漢語意思翻譯下列句子。76.英國人認(rèn)為在別人面前插隊(duì)是粗魯?shù)?。Britishpeoplethinkit'srudeto______________________.77.對(duì)我們而言，與這些特殊運(yùn)動(dòng)員們密切合作，真是太棒了!It'sgreatforusto______________________.78.這架飛機(jī)也被用作一個(gè)訓(xùn)練中心。Thisplaneisalso______________________.79.在瑞士如玻璃類的東西被分類回收。InSwitzerland,thingslikeglassare______________________andthenrecycled.80.記住，每個(gè)人都能做些事情來做些改變。Rememberthateveryonecan______________________.六、閱讀填空（滿分20分，每小題1分）A）閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容，在文章后的空格內(nèi)填入一個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。（每空一詞）InMarch2019,whileZhangMeng,aneditor,waslookingatWeibo,shefoundacomicstripthatpersonifiedChinesecharacters（漢字）bychanceandwasimmediatelyattractedbyitscreativity.Thestory,createdbyMilehemilucalledWordMan,tookplaceinaworldwherecitizens（市民）wereallChinesecharacters.Theyhadtoliveaccordingtotheoriginalmeaningsofthecharactersandradicals（thecharacters'parts）werenotallowedtolivealone.Chou,whichmeansuglinessinChinese,metafugitive（逃亡的）Tishoupang（"扌"）thatwasrunningfromtheRadicalHunters.ThetwoformedanewcharacterNiu（"扭"）.Thentheystartedanadventure（冒險(xiǎn)）intheworldofChinesecharacters.Milehemilu,bornin1997,represents（代表）anewgenerationofwriterswhoareinspiredbyChinesetraditionalculture.Beforedevelopingastoryandthe"personality"foraChinesecharacter,Milehemiluwouldfirstlearnabouttheoriginanddevelopmentofitsmeanings.PanLiang,aneditor,noticedthatinthelastthreetofouryears,anincreasingnumberofproductsrelated（相關(guān)的）totraditionalChineseculturehavebecomepopularamongyoungpeople."Chinesetraditionalculturehasbecomeafashiontheseyearspossiblybecausepeoplefeelconfidentaboutourcountryandculture,"hesays.Forexample,YuQiuyu'sLecturesonChineseCulturepublishedin2019hassoldmorethan300,000copies.ItisasystematicexplanationofChinesetraditionalculturebytheessayistandscholar.TheTravelGuidetotheTangDynastyisalsooneofthebestsellingbooks.Inaninterestingandcreativeway,ittalksaboutthehistoricalbackgroundandsocialandculturalknowledgemorethan1,000yearsago.PansaysalthoughtherearealotofbooksabouttraditionalChinesecultureinthemarket,onlyifyoungpeoplecanfinditinterestingtoreadthemcanthesebookssellwell.Theclassicswillfinallystayafterthesiftingtime,but"whatweneedtodoistochangethosecoldtextsintosomethingalive,justlikecraftspeople",Pansays,"whichisquitechallenging".Title:TraditionalbooksbackinfashionIntroduction*Moreandmoreproductsabouttraditionalculturehavebecomea（81）__________amongyoungpeople.*Chinesetraditionalculturehasbecomepopularpossiblybecauseofpeople's（82）__________inourcountryandculture.ExamplesWordManStory*Inthestory,Choumeta（83）__________calledTishoupang,formedanewcharacterNiuandstartedanadventure.Writer*Thewriter,Milehemilu,（84）__________forthewritersencouragedbytraditionalChineseculture.*Beforecreatingthe"personality"foraChinesecharacter,hewouldfirstlearnabouthowitsmeaningsoriginatedand（85）__________LecturesonChineseCulture*The（86）__________ofthebook,havereachedover300,000copies.*YuQiuyu（87）__________Chinesetraditionalculturesystematicallythroughthebook.TheTravelGuidetotheTangDynasty*Itintroduceshistoryandcultureofthesociety（88）__________tencenturiesago.Conclusion*WhetherbooksabouttraditionalChineseculturecansellwell（89）__________onwhether"youngpeoplecanhavefuninreading".*Thetextsoftheclassicsneedtobebroughtto（90）__________.B）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞。Thepeoplewerescared.Theythrewrocksatitandattackeditwithpitchforks.Whentheyhadkilledit,theyusedahorsetodragitawayintoafield.M91youwouldn'tdoanyofthosethingsifyousawahot-airballoonlandingnearyourhome.Butbackin1783,veryf92peoplehadeverseensuchathing.BallooningstartedwithJosephMontgolfier,whowasnotthetypeofpersonyou'dexpectedtobeaninventor.Hedidn'tlikeschoolandranawayfromhomeasateenager.Asagrownup,hefailedinbusiness.Hewasveryu93hisyoungerbrother,Etienne,whowasresponsibleandsuccessful.ButwhenJosephstartedreadingonhisown,hediscoveredthathelovedscienceandexperiments.Alotofgoodsciencestartswiths94payingattentionandthinkingaboutwhatyou'veseen.Josephmadeacommonobservationandthendidsomethingamazingwithit.Josephnoticedthathotairrises.Hea95noticedthatrisinghotaircancarrysolid（固體的）objectswithit.Ifyou'veeverwatchedbitsofash（灰）risingwiththesmokefromafire,you'veseenittoo.Hewondered,whatifIf96aclothbagwithhotair?Wouldtherisingair197thebag?Onlyonewaytofindout!Ofcourse,bagsfilledwithhotairr98up.Soon,JosephandEtienneweremakinglargerandlargerclothbags,whichtheycalledballons,theFrenchwordfortheball.Theyheldpublicdemonstr