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广东省广州市从化区2022-2023学年八年级上学期期中测试英语试题(word版)
一、单项选择★★
1.TheyhaveorangesbutIdonthave.A.some;anyB.any;someC.any;anyD.some;some★★★
2.1don*tknowwhereMrWhitehasgone.YoudbetteraskA.elsesomebodyB.othersomebodyC.somebodyelseD.★★★
3.Atnightwecanseestarsinthesky.A.athousandofB.thousandofC.thousandsofD.★★
4.Septemberisthemonthoftheyear.A.ninethB.ninthC.nineD.★★★
5.WhichdoesJacklikeChineseorEnglishA.wellB.bestC.betterD.anybodyelsetwothousandsnineteenmuch★★★
6.TheChangjiangRiverisoneofintheworld.A.thelongestriverB.longestriversC.thelongestriversD.★★★★★
7.Hejumps_ofthethree.A.farB.furtherC.farthestD.★★★
8.NooneisMaryintheclass.A.sotallestasB.astallerasC.sohighasD.longerriversfarthersotallas★★★
9.Whenclassbeginswestoptotheteachercarefully.A.GlennJohansonB.ElisStenmanC.MichaelCarmichaelD.DebbieSardone
5.YoucanseefromTimesSquareafteraNewYearsEvecelebrationintheMuseumofDirt.A.materialB.shellsC.sandD.lava
六、阅读还原5选5★★★Computerscaninjureyou.Mostotherinjurieshappensuddenly.Forexampleifyoufalloffabikeandbreakyourarmsithappensveryfast.Butcomputerinjurieshappenslowly.Youprobablyknowhowtorideabikesafely.1YoureyesNeversittooclosetoacomputerscreen.Toomuchlightcaninjureyoureyes.Youreyesshouldbeatleast50centimetresfromthescreen.Aftersometimeremembertolookawayfromit.Thisgivesyoureyesarest.2Ifitisbehindyouthelightwillreflectonthescreen.Ifthewindowisinfrontofyouthesunandthescreenwillbothshineintoyoureyes.Yourhandsandwrists手腕Handandwristinjuriescanhappenbecausethehandsandwristsaremovedinthesamewayhundredsoftimes.3Firstrestyourwristsonsomething.Secondkeepyourelbowsatthesameheightasthekeyboard.Thirdstopsometimesandexerciseyourhandswristsandfingersinadifferentway.YourbackSomepeoplesitformanyhoursinfrontofacomputer.Ifyousitinthewrongwayyoucaninjureyourbackoryourneck.Soyoushouldsitwithyourbackstraight.4Yourforearmswristshandsandtheupperpartofyourlegsshouldallbeparalleltothefloor.Ifyouaresittingforalongtimegetupevery30minutesandexerciseyourarmslegsandneck.5Ifyouuseakeyboardforalongtimefollowtheserules.Whenyouuseacomputerthewindowshouldbeonyourleftoryourright.Nowlearntouseacomputersafely.Enjoyyourcomputerbutuseitsafely.Thetoppartofthescreenshouldbeinfrontofyoureyes.
七、根据首字母填空★★★
18.Amisapersonwhoplaysamusicalinstrumentashis/herjoborhobby.★★★
19.Pleasefillintheformc.★★★
20.Catsisoneofthemostpmusicalsofmoderntimes.★★★
21.Itwasapleasantandchousewithgardensandgreentrees.★★★
22.Labour劳动ctheworld.★★★
23.Hetooktwoofthecandiesandgavethertoothers.
八、完成句子★★
24.你通常什么时候去散步?Whendoyouusually★★★
25.那个新职位激励了他在业余时间更加努力学习Thenewpositionhimstudyharderduringhissparetime.★★★
26.我们期待着与您见面Weareyou.★★
27.她宁愿要幸福而不是财富Shechosehappinesswealth.★★★
28.无论你去哪里,请与我保持联络Whereveryougopleaseme.★★★
29.他比我滑冰滑得更好Hethanme.★★★
30.从那之后,我就再没见过他Ineverhim.
九、材料作文★★★
31.你校开展了关于学生读报情况的调查,以下是最受学生欢迎的两份报纸的情况请根据表格内容,写一篇80词左右的英语短文,介绍这两份报纸的不同之处,说出你更喜欢其中哪份报纸并说明理由至少两个理由★★★
10.LilyisgoingtoFrancesoon.ShewillarriveParisthemorningofJanuary5th.A.at;inB.in;inC.in;onD.at;on
二、完形填空★★★
11.ItwastwodaysbeforeChristmasandDavidwantedtogiveacardtoeveryoneinhisclass.HeopenedthebagandlookedWhatareyoulookingforhismomasked.nMs.RossgaveusaofeveryoneintheclasssaidDavid.MIcantfindmine.IfIdonthavemylistIwon*tknowwhatnamestoputonthecards.“TakeoutandwelllooktogethersuggestedMom.TheyshookoutallhisbooksandallthepocketsinhisbagbutnoChristmaslist.NowIcantgiveoutcardsatschoolDavidsaidsadly.“DontsoeasilysaidMom.Shetookapieceofpaperandaskedhimhowmanychildrenareinhisclass.uSeventeennansweredDavidIllneverthemall.*WaitsaidMomnumberingthepaperonetoseventeen.NowwhodoyouoftenplaywithBrianToddandJohn.Shewrotedowntheir.Andwhositsinthefirstrowinyourclassroom”uHmm-AngieJillandBrad.DavidtriedtorememberwhathislookedlikeandwhosatwherenAndRebeccaTravisandErininthesecondrow.Davidsmomwroteasfastasshecould.Nowtheyhadnames.WhohadhemissedDavidthoughthard.Whydon*tyouwriteoutthethatyouhavenamesforsaidMom.Maybeyoullthinkofthenamewhileyourewriting.Davidpickedoutacard.Heitandthenputitintotheenvelope.Hedidthissixteentimes.”ismissing**Onemoretimehethoughtaboutwhosatwhereinhisclassroom.hesaidIknow!Iknowwhoismissingfromthelist!*who”saidMom.Weforgot!”Davidsaid.ImgoingtowishmeaMerryChristmastoo.A.outsideB.insideC.downD.up
三、语法选择★★★ConfuciuswasbornonAugust27th551B.C.inChina.Hewasgreatteacheratthattime.ConfuciusisalsoasKongQiu.Itisgenerallythoughtthathewasbornintoarichfamily.somepeopledescribehimasbeingbornpoor.Confuciuswerebasedontheconceptofself-discipline(自律).Hebelievedthataleaderneededtoexerciseself-discipline.Hisideasfocusedonthe“SixArt.ToConfuciusthemaingoalofbeingateacherwastoteachpeoplewithhonesty.Throughhisteachinghemadeabigdifferenceinthatsociety.Confuciusisfamouswriting.HewrotesomeofthemostfamoustraditionalChineseworksandoneofisTheSpringandAuturmnAnnals(《春秋》).ConfuciusalsowroteTheAnalectsofConfucius(《论语》).ItwassoimportantinChinesecultureeveryoneinChinaknewit.ConfuciusdiedonNovember21st479B.C.inQufuChina.Todayheisregardedas
四、完形填空★★★★Yearsagoafarmerownedlandnearthesea.Healwaysneededworkerstohelphimbutmostpeopledidnotwanttoworkonfarmsnearthesea.Theywereoftheterriblestormsthatoftenhitanddestroyedbuildingsandplants.Finallyashortmancametothefarmer.nAreyouagoodworkerthefarmeraskedhim.nWellIcansleepwhenthewindblowsansweredthelittleman.Althoughsurprisedbythisanswerthefarmerwhoreallyneededgavehimthejob.Thelittlemanveryhardonthefarmandthefarmerfeltwithhiswork.Thenonenightthewindblewloudlyinfromthesea.Jumpingoutofbedthefarmertotheshortmansroom.ThefarmershoutednGetup!Aiscoming!Tiethingsdownbeforetheyblowaway!”ButthelittlemanlayinbedandsaidNosir.ItoldyouIcansleepwhenthewindblows.Hearingthewordsthefarmerhurriedoutsidetothestormonhisown.Tohissurprisehefoundthateverythingwastieddownandnothingcouldblowaway.Thefarmerthenwhattheshortmanmeantsohereturnedtohisbedtosleepwhilethewindblew.Whenyourepreparedyouhavenothingsoworryabout.Canyouwhenthewindblowsthroughyourlife
五、阅读单选(★★★)Todaythereare6billionpeopleontheEarth.Bytheyear2050theremaybe
12.5billion.Therearealotofpeopletofeed.Weneedmorefood.Onewaytoproducemorefoodisbygrowingstrongerplants.Forthousandsofyearsfarmershavemadeplantsbetter.Everyseasontheypickthebestplantsforthenextseason.Itworksveryslowly.Since1983scientistshavebeenabletochangeplantsmorequicklybychangingtheirgeneticmaterial遗传物质).Foodsfromplantsgrowninthiswayarecallgeneticallymodifiedfoods(转基因食品)orGMfoods.Bychangingthegeneticmaterialofaplantitispossibletomakenewplants.Theymakeplantsstrongagainstplantdiseases.Theycanalsohelpinourdiseases:akindofriceisbeingpreparedforexamplewhichstopspeoplefrombecomingblind.RichcountriesproduceGMfoodsbecausetheyareeasytogrowandbringinmoremoney.Poorcountriesareinterestedinthembecausetheyhelpproducemorefood.GMplantsarenotnatural.Nooneknowshowgoodorbadtheyare.MakingGMfoodsisonlyonewayoffeedingpeoplein
2050.Therearestrongfeelingsagainstthembecausetheareunnatural.Theymayfeedpeopleandthenhurtthemortheirchildrenlater.Butbothrichandpoorcountriesareveryinterestedintheiruseandtheyarenotgoingaway.In2050wemaythinkdifferentlyaboutthem.GMfoodsaremadeby.A.farmersB.workersC.scientistsD.plantsWhatarethegoodthingsaboutGMfoodsA.Theymakeplantsstrongagainstdiseases.C.Theycanhelpinhumandiseases.GMfoods.A.areaquickwaytoproducefoodC.aresafeWhydontsomepeoplelikeGMfoodsA.Theyarenotuseful.C.Theyarenotnatural.Fromthereadingweknowthat.GMfoodswillnotdisappearinthefutureC.peoplewillnotbeinterestedinGMfoodsD.peoplewillhavetostopusingGMfoods(★★★)
15.Somepeoplethinkonlyschoolchildrendonotagreewiththeirparentshoweveritisnottrue.Communicationisaproblemforparentsandchildrenofallages.Ifit1shardforyoutocommunicatewithyourparentsdontworryaboutit.Hereissomeadviceforyoutobridgethegenerationgap(消除代沟).Dontargue(争辩)withyourparents.Don*tgettoyourparentswhenyouareangry.Yourparentsprobablywontconsideryourideasifyouareshoutingatthem.Andyoucantexpressyourselfwellifyouareangry.Gosomeplacetocooloff.Makesureyouunderstandwhyyouareunhappy.Thenthinkaboutwhatyouwanttosaytoyourparents.Ifyoudontthinkyoucanspeaktothematthemomenttrywritingaletter.Trytoreachacompromise(和解).Perhapsyouandyourparentsdisagreeonsomething.Youcankeepyourdisagreementandtryyourbesttoaccepteachother.Michaelsmotherdidntagreewithhimaboutbuyingamotorcycle.Theyarguedoverit.Buttheyfinallycametoacompromise.Michaelboughtthemotorcyclebutonlydroveitoncertaindays.Ofcourseyourparentsmightrefusetocompromiseonsomething.Inthesesituationsitisespeciallyimportanttoshowloveandrespect(尊敬)tothem.Showingrespectwillkeepyourrelationshipstrong.Talkaboutyourvalues.Thevaluesofyourparentsareprobablydifferentfromthoseofyourown.Tellyourparentswhatyoucareaboutandwhy.Understandingyourvaluesmighthelpthemseeyourpurposesinlife.Agoodrelationshipwithyourparentscanmakeyouabetterandhappierperson.Itisworthhavingatry!Thepassagetellsushaveacommunicationproblem.parentsandotherpeopleschoolkidsandtheirparentsteachersandtheirstudentsparentsandchildrenofallagesYourparentsprobablywontconsideryourideasifyou.A.dontgettothemoftenB・writealettertothemdon1tspeaktothempolitelyexpressyourselfwellTheunderlinedphrasecooloffinthepassagemeans”.tomakeyourselfhappytogetyouquietandrelaxedtohaveagoodresttohideyourselfquicklyIftheressreallyagenerationgapbetweenyouandyourparentsyoudbetter.haveatalkwiththemoftenkeepawayfromthemagreewiththemallthetimeknowabouttheirvaluesFromthepassagewelearnthat.A.parentsandchildrenshouldnothaveagenerationgapB・parentsshouldshowloveandrespecttotheirchildrentherearesomegoodwaystobridgethegenerationgaptherearesomanyseriousproblemsinfamiliestoday★★★
16.GoonaroadtripCheckouttheseroadsideattractionsandmuseums.World1sLargestBallofPaintIn1977MichaelCarmichaelcreatedthebiggestballofpaint.Startingwithabaseballasthecenterhepaintedlayer(层)afterlayer.Afterover
20.000layersofpainttheballweighsover
1.300pounds.Visitorscanpainttheballsthemselvesandbecomepartofhistory.DinosaurParkThelandcanbefoundoutsideRapidCity.Onahilloverlookingthecitydinosaursmadeoutofbrightlypaintedconcrete*昆凝土)standguard.Theparkwasbuiltasaworkprojectin1936byDebbieSardone.Thefivedinosaursarelife-sizedandcanbeseenfrommilesaway.TheMuseumofDirtThemuseumistheideaofGlennJohansonlabeledglassbottlescontaindirtfromtheGreatWallofChinaandsandfromadesertinSandiArabiaandOmahaBeachinFrance.JohansonhascollectedmaterialfromtheAmazonRiverandfromTimesSquareafteraNewYearsEvecelebrationlava(火山岩)fromMtFujiinJapanandshellsfromtheGreatBarrierReefinAustralia.Bestofallvisitingthismuseumisfree.PaperHouseEllisStenmanbuiltatwo-roomhousealmostcompletelyoutofnewspapersin
1922.Atthattimerecycling1wasntevenawordyet.Thehousewasframed(|匡起来)withwoodbutthewallsweremadeof215layersofnewspapers.Thefurniturewasalsomadeofnewspapers.Inall.itusedabout100000newspapers.Ifyouwanttopainttheballsyoucanvisit.A.PaperHouseB.DinosaurParkC.World1sLargestBallofPaintD.TheMuseumofDirtThefivedinosaursinDinosaurParkcanbeseenfrommilesawaybecause.A.theywerebuiltonahilltheywerebuiltoutsideRapidCitytheyweremadeoutofbrightlypaintedconcretetheywerebuilttobeasbigastherealone
3.isfreeforvisitors.A.PaperHouseB.DinosaurParkC.TheMuseumofDirtD.WorldslargestBallofPaint
4.Paperhousewascreatedby.报纸名称EnglishTimesSchoolLife喜欢的人数全校70%的学生全校80%的学生首次发行的时间1988年1月1990年9月发行周期每周一次每两周一次板块section3个5个价格2元3元
2.A.listB.noteC.bookD.bill
3.A.somethingB.everythingC.moreD.less
4.A.checkedB.touchedC.foundD.cleaned
5.A.getonB.getoffC.giveupD.giveback
6.A.rememberB.understandC.acceptD.believe
7.A.rulesB.numbersC.namesD.addresses
8.A.bedroomB.studyC.schoolD.classroom
9.A.fifteenB.sixteenC.seventeenD.eighteen
10.A.postersB.lettersC.cardsD.messages
11.A.missingB.interestingC.commonD.strange
12.A.signedB.drewC.watchedD.enjoyed
13.A.WhatB.WhoseC.WhichD.Who
14.A.SadlyB.SuddenlyC.SecretlyD.Unluckily
15.A.youB.himC.herD.meoneofthegreatestteachersinChinesehistory.
1.A.aB.anC.theD./
2.A.knowB.knewC.knowingD.known
3.A.HoweverB.AndC.SoD.Because
4.A.believeB.beliefC.beliefsD.believes
5.A.teachB.teachesC.teachingD.taught
6.A.liveB.livedC.livingD.tolive
7.A.inB.forC.asD.of
8.A.themBtheyC.theirsD.their
9.A.whichBthatC.asD.before
10.A.wideB.widerC.widelyD.morewidely
1.A.afraidB.sureC.carefulD.glad
2.A.moneyB.experienceC.helpD.time
3.A.stayedB.workedc.movedD.slept
4.A.worriedB.angryc.sorryD.pleased
5.A.rushedB.fellc.leftD.returned
6.A.manB.stormC.snakeD.boat
7.A.lazilyB.quicklyC.badlyD.hardly
8.A.waitforB.callforc.lookforD.preparefor
9.A.askedB.understoodc.heardD.wondered
10.A.workB.standc.sleepD.live。