八年級英語暑假復習檢測(三)人教版英語八年級下冊

八年級英語暑假復習檢測(三)

聽力部分略（C）3.Whatshouldthegirldo?A.Liedownandrest.B.Takesomemedicine.C.Drinklotsofhotwater.（C）4.Whatkindofchoresdoestheboyliketodo?A.Dothedishes.B.Makethebed. C.Sweepthefloor.（A）5.WherewasPeterwhentherainstormcame?A.Athome. B.Atschool. C.AtKitty’sparty.CCAⅡ.

長對話理解（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）你將聽到兩段對話。每段對話后有幾個小題，請在每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出一個最佳選項。每段對話讀兩遍。聽下面一段對話，回答第6、7題。（C）6.HowoldisEric’sgrandfather?A.60yearsold. B.65yearsold. C.70yearsold.C（A）7.What’sthewoman’sadviceforEric’sgrandfather?A.Drinkinghotteawithhoneyoften.B.Lyingdownandrestingoften.C.Takingsomemedicineoften.聽下面一段對話，回答第8至10題。（A）8.Wheredoesthewomanwanttovisit?A.MountTaishan.B.MountHuashan.C.MountLushan.AA第二部分

語言知識運用（共三大題，滿分35分）Ⅴ.

單項填空（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個可以填入空白處的最佳選項。（B）21.—IsthereanyotherwayIcan

him?

—Youcanmakeaphonecalltohisoffice.A.save

B.reach

C.wait

D.refuse（C）22.WangYaping，thefirstwomantogotoChina’sspacestation，isagood

tousstudents.

A.visitor B.winner C.example D.humanBC（B）23.—Whyareyoupackingsomanybooks，grandma?—I’ll

tothekidsinpoor.

A.givethemup B.givethemawayC.lookthemup D.givethemback（A）24.Thosebooks

mybrother.Hehasahobbyofcollectingbooks.

A.belongto B.usedto C.waitfor D.lookatBA（B）25.—Iwillhaveatennisgametomorrow.I’malittlenervous.—Believein

.Youarethebestinourschool.A.myself B.yourself C.herself D.himself（B）26.Ourteachersoften

theimportanceofworkinghardinclass.

A.compare B.stress C.question D.realizeBB（A）27.—Doyouknow

theyfoundthewaytothehouse?

—Byfollowingthecutedog.A.how B.why C.where D.what（C）28.StudentsinBengbu

allkindsofafter?schoolactivitiesinthepastthreeyears.

A.enjoy B.wereenjoyingC.haveenjoyed D.enjoyedAC（B）29.ThelocalpeoplelikethatItalianrestaurant，becauseit

bothdeliciousfoodandgoodservice.

A.sees B.provides C.repairs D.uses（D）30.—Couldyoupleasesweepthefloor?—

.ButIhavetofinishmyhomeworkfirst.

A.Nevermind B.YouarewelcomeC.Itdepends D.NoproblemBDⅥ.

完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）閱讀下列短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。ALauraoncelostherwallet，andworriedfordays.Shewas

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totellherparentsaboutit.Sheevenwalkedthreemilestoschooleachdaybecauseshedidn’thaveany

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.Shejustkeptthinking，“IfItellmyparents，they’llbeangry！”Intheend，shetalkedtoherparentsandtheywerereally

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.Herdadsaidhesometimesmadecareless

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himself.Theygotheranewwalletandaskedhertobemore

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.“Iwillalwaysrememberto

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myproblemsinthefuture！”Laurasays.

RobertHunt

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studentsaboutcommonproblems.HefeelsthesamewayasLaura.“Itisbestnotto

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fromourproblems.Weshouldalwaystrytosolvethem.”Hethinksthefirststepistofindsomeoneyou

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totalkto.Thispersondoesn’tneedtobeanexpertlikehimself.Studentsoftenforgetthattheirparentshavemore

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，andarealwaystheretohelpthem.

（B）31.A.happy B.afraid C.angry D.lucky（D）32.A.reason B.time C.hope D.money（A）33.A.understanding B.excitedC.outgoing D.interested（C）34.A.friends B.noises C.mistakes D.repliesBDAC（D）35.A.helpful B.thankful C.wonderful D.careful（B）36.A.talk B.share C.care D.find（C）37.A.gives B.calls C.advises D.organizes（B）38.A.runout B.runaway C.getdown D.giveaway（A）39.A.trust B.touch C.hate D.forget（B）40.A.food B.experience C.books D.habitsDBCBABJust

before

I

turned

40，

my

parents

gave

me

a

cat

called

Sasha

as

my

birthday

gift.

Since

then，

we’ve

shared

a

special

relationship.

It

has

brought

me

a

lot

of

41

.

Every

night，

she

rests

by

my

feet

as

I

sit

in

my

favorite

armchair，

and

her

soft

purring（呼嚕）

has

made

my

evenings

more

42

.

However，

about

a

year

ago，

Sasha

started

acting

43

and

began

to

meow（貓叫）

without

stopping，

44

she

was

trying

to

communicate

something

important

to

me.

At

first，

I

thought

she

might

just

be

trying

to

get

more

caring，

but

her

meowing

became

45

serious.

BI

ended

up

taking

her

to

the

vet

as

her

behavior

was

so

46

.

I

explained

why

I

had

brought

her

in，

and

the

vet（獸醫(yī)）

ran

some

tests.

After

not

finding

anything

strange，

I

decided

to

see

the

doctor

myself，

just

in

case.

As

it

turned

out，

it

wasn’t

the

cat

that

had

a

problem—it

was

47

！

I

found

out

that

I

had

a

serious

health

48

.

I

didn’t

feel

anything

unusual，

but

somehow

Sasha

knew

that

49

was

wrong.

I’m

doing

much

better

now，

but

the

doctor

said

that

if

I

had

50

until

the

symptoms（癥狀）

appeared

clearly，

it’s

likely

I

would

have

faced

a

serious

health

problem.

I’m

so

thankful

for

having

my

cat

around，

and

now

she’s

more

important

to

me

than

ever！

（C）41.A.trouble B.performanceC.happiness D.success（D）42.A.dangerous B.excitingC.independent D.peacefulCD（A）43.A.strangely B.comfortablyC.successfully D.properly（B）44.A.sothat B.asif C.ratherthan D.evenif（B）45.A.less B.more C.calmer D.quieter（B）46.A.calm B.unusual C.important D.common（A）47.A.me B.her C.him D.us（C）48.A.plan B.service C.problem D.control（C）49.A.everything B.anything C.something D.nothing（D）50.A.shouted B.hurried C.carried D.waitedABBBACCDⅦ.

補全對話（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從方框內(nèi)的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，其中有兩個為多余選項。A：Hello，Nancy.B：Mybrotherhasafever，butmyparentsareatwork.51.

C

A：Youshouldgivehimsomehotwater.B：52.

F

A：Yes.You’dbettertakehistemperature.CFB：Hehasaheadacheandcoughs，too.A：Maybehehasacold.53.

E

B：OK，thankyou.Ah...A：What’sthematter，Nancy?B：54.

A

Icutmyselfandbloodisrunningoutofmyfinger.

A：55.

G

EAGA.Badluck！B.Idon’tfeelwell.C.WhatshouldIdo?D.Putyourheadback.E.Tellhimtoliedownandrest.F.ShouldItakehistemperature?G.Runitunderwaterandthenputsomemedicineonthecut.第三部分

閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）Ⅷ.

閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）第一節(jié)閱讀下列短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。ATICKETPRICES

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2888998.（B）56.If13?year?oldSimonandhisparentsgotoseea3Dmovie，howmuchshouldtheypay?A.￥80. B.￥120. C.￥140. D.￥150.（C）57.WhencanyouwatchMoana

2?A.At3p.m.onFriday.B.At11p.m.onSaturday.C.At10a.m.onSaturday.D.At8a.m.onWednesday.BC（A）58.Howcanpeoplemakeabooking?A.Bymakingacall.B.Bygoingtothecinema.C.Bysendingane?mail.D.Bypayingforaticketonline.AHuang

Weifen

is

an

expert

in

our

country’s

aerospace

industry

（航空航天工業(yè)）.

She

made

her

name

as

the“female

coach

（女教練）

of

astronauts”as

she

created

a

training

program

for

Chinese

astronauts.

This

program

helps

astronauts

to

develop

the

skills

they

need

to

work

in

space.BHuang

was

born

in

1964.

From

a

young

age，

she

enjoyed

learning.

When

she

finished

high

school，

she

did

well

in

the

examination.

So，

she

could

choose

from

many

famous

universities.

But

she

found

it

difficult

to

make

a

decision.

Her

father’s

words

showed

her

the

way.

Her

father

told

her

that

national

defense

technology（國防科技）

is

very

important

for

a

country.

So，

she

decided

to

go

to

Beijing

University

of

Aeronautics

and

Astronautics.In

1988，

Huang

got

a

master’s

degree（碩士學位）

and

began

to

work

in

China’s

aerospace

industry.

In

1996，

she

took

on

the

work

of

making

a

plan

for

selecting

and

training

astronauts.

She

was

nervous

because

this

was

new

in

China.

But

she

knew

she

had

to

face

up

to

the

difficulty.

Through

hard

work，

she

finished

the

plan

only

in

three

months.

In

1999，

Huang

led

a

team

to

train

China’s

first

astronauts.

Since

then，

they

have

trained

groups

of

excellent

astronauts

for

our

country.

Huang

and

her

team

came

along

way

from

nowhere

to

where

they

are

today.

Looking

back

at

the

start，

Huang

is

thankful

for

the

hard

work

of

everyone

on

the

team.

And

she

is

so

happy

to

be

part

of

it.（A）59.WhatdoweknowaboutHuang’searlylife?A.Shereallylovedlearning.B.Shewantedtobeanastronaut.C.Shewentthroughdifficulttraining.D.Shevisitedmanyfamousuniversities.（C）60.WhendidHuangbegintomakeaplanforselectingandtrainingastronauts?A.In1964. B.In1988. C.In1996. D.In1999.AC（B）61.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“selecting”inparagraph3meaninChinese?A.比較 B.選拔 C.服務 D.增加（A）62.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A.Huanglovesherteamandherwork.B.Huanghopestogointospaceoneday.C.Huanghasabigplanforherfuturework.D.Huanghopestohavemoreyoungpeopleontheteam.BALast

year，

Bob

visited

Vancouver，

Canada

alone.

He

went

there

to

give

a

talk

on

the

environment.

When

it

was

over，

he

travelled

to

the

Rocky

Mountains

and

stayed

in

the

Maple

Leaf

Hotel.

He

then

took

a

short

walk

to

look

at

the

local

plants

in

the

forest.

After

a

few

hours，

he

knew

he

took

the

wrong

way，

but

was

sure

he

could

get

back

to

the

hotel.CHowever，

after

walking

for

several

hours

the

next

day，

Bob

knew

he

was

in

trouble.“I

had

my

mobile

phone，

but

the

battery

（電池）

was

almost

dead.

I

could

probably

make

just

one

call.

But

I

didn’t

know

the

number

of

my

hotel

and

I

didn’t

want

to

worry

my

family

unless

I

really

had

to，”said

Bob.

He

went

on

walking

for

three

more

days.

He

knew

which

plants

he

could

eat

and

he

had

little

trouble

finding

them.On

the

fourth

day，

he

knew

it

was

hopeless

and

decided

to

call

his

family.“He

was

quite

calm

when

he

spoke

to

me

on

the

phone，”said

Shirley，

Bob’s

wife.“He

seemed

to

be

in

control

of

the

situation.”Shirley

called

the

Maple

Leaf

Hotel

at

once.“That

week

lots

of

visitors

went

to

the

city

to

watch

basketball

games，

and

we

thought

Mr.

Rigsby

went

there

too，”said

the

hotel

owner.

As

soon

as

Shirley

phoned，

the

hotel

sent

out

some

people

to

look

for

Bob.

They

found

him

about

one

hour

later，

and

luckily

he

was

quite

unhurt.“I

will

never

go

to

the

forest

without

a

guide.

I

never

want

an

experience

like

that

again，”said

Bob.（C）63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“calm”inparagraph3meaninChinese?A.興奮的 B.慚愧的 C.鎮(zhèn)靜的 D.痛苦的（B）64.WhodidBobcallintheend?A.Hismother. B.Hiswife.C.Hissister. D.Hisdaughter.（D）65.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TravellingintheMountains. B.AnEarlyCall.C.AnEnjoyableExperience. D.LostintheForest.CBDD①Insomecountries，mostchildrenlearntoridebikeswiththehelpoftheirparents.Butiftheywanttoridebikesbythemselvesontheroad，theyhavetopassatestwhentheyareinfourthgrade.Thetestisquitelikeadrivingtest.②First，thestudentsmustlearnhowtoridebikessafelyontheroad.They’llhaveaboutthirtyclasses.Everystudentwillgetagreenbookandthebooktellsthemhowtokeepsafeontheroad，howtokeepotherssafeandwhattodoiftheygethurt.Sothestudentsalwaysfinditveryhelpfulafterreadingit.③Aftertheclasses，thestudentswillhavetwowrittentests.Then，theywilldosomeridingexercisesatschool.Somepolicemenwillcometogivethemmoreguidance.④Atlast，thestudentswillhaveatestontheroad.Iftheycanpassthetest，theycangetabikelicence（執(zhí)照）.Thentheyarereadyfortheroad.⑤Itisgoodforstudentstolearnusefulridingskills，andatthesametime，theylearnthespiritofthecountry.（A）66.Howcanthestudentsridebikesaloneontheroad?A.Bygettingabikelicence.B.Bypassingadrivingtest.C.Bytellingtheirheadteachers.D.Byaskingtheirparentsforhelp.A（C）67.Whyisthegreenbookhelpful?A.Becauseit’sfromatrafficpoliceman.B.Becauseit’saboutthehistoryofbikes.C.Becauseittalksabouthowtoridebikessafely.D.Becauseittakesalongtimetofinishreadingit.C（B）68.What’stherightordertopassthetest?a.haveclassesb.haveatestontheroadc.havetwowrittentestsd.dosomeridingpracticeatschoolA.adcb B.acdb C.cadb D.cdba（C）69.What’sthestructureofthepassage?A. B. C. D.BCEFernando

Trujillo，

a

scientist

from

Columbia，

spends

most

of

his

life

studying

river

dolphins，

also

known

as

pink

dolphins.

He

tries

his

best

to

save

this

kind

of

animals

and

provide

them

with

a

better

living

environment.Trujillo

took

a

strong

interest

in

wild

animals

when

he

was

a

kid.

His

grandfather

often

took

him

to

the

Orinoco

River.

With

all

kinds

of

wildlife，

the

Orinoco

River

was

a

perfect

place

to

have

fun.

When

he

went

on

a

trip

to

the

Amazon

River，

Trujillo

met

river

dolphins

for

the

first

time，“I

fell

in

love

with

the

river

dolphins

as

soon

as

I

saw

them.

Even

now，

35

years

after

we

first

met，

I

still

feel

excited

to

play

with

them，”Trujillo

said

with

a

smile.River

dolphins

mainly

live

in

the

Amazon

River

and

they

mean

a

lot

to

people

living

near

the

river.

They

think

river

dolphins

are

sacred（神圣的）

and

can

bring

peace

and

joy

to

them.

Sadly，

river

dolphins

are

in

danger

because

of

overfishing，

weather

change

and

deforestation（砍伐森林）.“When

I

began

to

do

studies

near

the

Amazon

River，

an

accident

happened.

A

river

dolphin

and

her

baby

were

trapped

in

a

fishing

net（網(wǎng)）.

I

tried

to

save

them

with

some

local

people，

but

we

failed，”said

Trujillo.

He

felt

heartbroken

and

then

he

built

a

protection

area

for

river

dolphins

in

the

Amazon

River.Trujillo

works

closely

with

the

local

government

and

communities.

He

hopes

his

wild

friends

can

live

a

safe

life

in

the

future.（C）70.Whatdoweknowaboutriverdolphinsfromthepassage?A.Theylivewellinmanyrivers.B.Theyarered.C.Theyareindanger.D.Theyaredangerous.CA.HefirstsawriverdolphinsintheOrinocoRiver.B.Hewasinterestedinwildlifefromanearlyage.C.HetravelledtotheAmazonRivertoseeriverdolphins.D.Hisgrandfatherdidn’tlethimplayneartheOrinocoRiver.（C）72.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanweprobablyfindthepassage?A.Art&History. B.Sports&Health.C.People&Nature. D.Music&Movies.（B）71.WhatdoweknowaboutFernandoTrujillo?CB第二節(jié)閱讀下面短文，并用英語回答問題（注意每小題的詞數(shù)要求）。FStudents

in

Class

Five

were

excited

about

the

talent

show.

Three

students

in

the

class

wanted

to

perform.

Meghan

would

show

everyone

her

new

dance.

Abby

wanted

to

play

the

piano

and

Tim

would

tell

jokes.The

day

of

the

talent

show

arrived.

The

math

teacher

Miss

Turnbow

surprised

everyone

by

doing

magic

tricks.

No

one

knew

she

was

such

a

good

magician.

Miss