安徽滁州市明光市2025-2026學年八年級下學期期末考試英語試卷（含答案）

安徽滁州市明光市

2025-2026學年八年級下學期期末考試英語試卷

一、單項選擇

21.Aftertalkingwithherparents,Tinafinallymadeatovolunteerintheoldpeople's

home.

A.mistakeB.decisionC.speechD.sense

22.—DidJackgotoyourbirthdaypartylastSaturday?

—No.Iinvitedhim,buthebecausehehadapianolesson.

A.acceptedB.agreedC.refusedD.offered

23.MycousinisabouttraditionalChineseculture.Shealwaysreadsbooksaboutitin

herfreetime.

A.carefulB.basicC.braveD.curious

24.1wassointerestedinthesciencebookthatIforgottohavedinner.

A.easilyB.quicklyC.completelyD.suddenly

25.Luckily,thedoctorarrivedandsavedthelittleboy'slife.

A.intimeB.inneedC.inreturnD.onpurpose

26.——DoIneedtotakefoodwhenvisitingaChinesefamily?

一You'dbetternot,thehostinvitesyoutodoso.

A.ifB.unlessC.thoughD.because

27.Myclockfailedtoworkthismorning,soIdidn'tuntileighto'clock.

A.situpB.wakeupC.slowdownD.letdown

28.LisaanEnglishsongintheclassroomwhentheteachercameinjustnow.

A.singsB.sangC.issingingD.wassinging

29.—haveyouworkedasavolunteerinthecommunity?

一Ihaveworkedherefbrtwoyears.

A.HowoftenB.HowsoonC.HowlongD.Howmuch

30.—CanyoutellmesomepolitewaystoeatataBritishdinnertable?

—.It'smypleasure.

A.NowayB.OfcourseC.SorryD.Nevermind

二、完形填空

A

BobisfromtheUK.HeisonholidayinIndia,buthedoesn'tknowmuchabouttheIndian

language.

LastweekBobwantedtogethis31fixedbecauseitdidn'twork.Hewentintoalocal

shopand32theproblemtotheworkerintheshop.Theworkerkeptnoddinghishead

andsmiling.Bobthoughttheworkerknewit33.

WhenBobcamebackthenextdaytogethiscomputer,hefoundtheworkerdidn'tdo34

toit.Bobexplainedagainandtheworker35andsmiled.Bobsaidhewouldcomeback

thenextday.

Thatevening,BobaskedhisfriendAnnatohavedinnerwithhim.Hetoldherabouthiscomputer.

Annalaughedandsaid."Theworkerdoesn't36whatyouwant.Noddingmeans'No'in

India”

“Really?”Bobwas37.

44WhatifIgowithyoutotheshoptomorrow?”Annasaid.

"It'sso38ofyou!”Bobsaidthankfully.

Thenextmorning,AnnawenttothecomputershopwithBob.Shespoketotheworkerinthe

39language.Theworkerlistenedcarefully.Hethenstartedtocheckthecomputerand

fixeditinanhour.BobthankedbothAnnaandtheworker.

Aftergettinghiscomputerback,Bobrealizedthatdifferentcountrieshavedifferentbody

languagesand40

31.A.computerB.phoneC.liftD.watch

32.A.guidedB.receivedC.includedD.described

33.A.simplyB.heavilyC.clearlyD.diflcrcnlly

34.A.everythingB.anythingC.somethingD.no:hing

35.A.shookB.noddedC.rubbedD.hugged

36.A.pushB.reportC.understandD.forgive

37.A.tiredB.shockedC.boredD.scared

38.A.kindB.politeC.rudeD.strict

39.A.localB.foreignC.futureD.ancient

40.A.hobbiesB.tempersC.scoresD.customs

B

Growingupisnotalwayseasy.Wcfacechanges,challenges,andallkindsoffeelings.Sometimes,

wefeelveryhappy,butothertimeswcfeelsad.It'simportanttolearnhowtounderstandand

41ourfeelings.

Lastweek,Ihadabig42withmybestfriend,Lily.Webothsaidsome43

thingstoeachother.Afterthat,Ifeltvery44andlonely.Ididn'twanttotalktoanyone.

Mymomnoticedsomethingwaswrong.Shesatdownwithmeandsaid,“Sweetie,youneedto

talkwithLilyaboutit.Shemightnotknowhowyoufeeluntilyoutalktoher.”

Mymom'swordsmademethink.Irealizedthatavoidingtheproblemwouldn'thelp.45

Iwasstillabitupset,IdecidedtowriteLilyalettersothatIcouldshowmyfeelingsclearly.In

theletter.Iexplainedmyfeelingsandapologizedformypartinthefight.Thenextday,Lilycame

tomyhouse.Shealsoapologizedandsaidshefelt46forwhatshesaid.Wetalkedfora

longtimeandfinally47.Wepromisedtobemorecarefulwithourwordsinthefuture

andneverletasmallfightbreakourfriendship.

Afterthatday,wespentmoretimetogetherand48ourjoysandworriesoften.Fromthis

experience,Ilearnedthat49isthekeytosolvingproblems.Keepingfeelingsinside

onlymakesthingsworse.Beinghonestandkindtoeachotheristhebestwayto50a

strongfriendship.Besides,1believethateverychallengewcfacehelpsusgrowintobetterpeople.

41.A.harmB.hideC.lockD.control

42.A.tripB.fightC.examD.game

43.A.hurtfulB.helpfulC.colorfulD.useful

44.A.confidentB.h叩pyC.upsetD.excited

45.A.SoB.IfC.BecauseD.Allhougli

46.A.sorryB.gladC.busyD.angry

47.A.gaveupB.madeupC.signedupD.grewup

48.A.forcedB.correctedC.forgotD.shared

49.A.introductionB.communicationC.organizationD.recommendation

50.A.loseB.findC.keepD.break

二、補全對話

根據對話內容，從方框內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!ThisisTom.MayIspeaktoJack?

B:Hi,Tom.ThisisJackspeaking.

A:51

B:I'mstayingathomerightnow.Therewasaheavysnowstormjustnow.

A:52

B:Ifelldownonthesnowyroadandhurtmykneeonmywaybackhome.

A:53Takegoodcareofyourself.

B:Thanksalot.It'snottooserious.

A:54Iwasonmywayhomewhenitsnowedheavily.

B:Oh,really?55

A:Iwashelpinganoldmancleanthesnowbesidetheroad.

A.I'msorrytohearthat.

B.Whereareyounow?

C.What'swrongwithyou?

D.Whatwereyoudoingatthattime?

E.1hopethesnowwillstopsoon.

F.Didyoustayoutsidelong?

G.Iexperiencedthesnowstormtoo.

四、閱讀理解

A

AWORLDOFFANTASTICBOOKS

Booktitle:BecomingRealWriter:MollyGolden

ThisbooktellsthetruestoryofMargeryWilliams,afamouswriterofchildren'sliterature.Writing

helpshergetthroughmanyhardtimes,likeherfather'sdeath.Thisbookusespowerfulsentences

andlovelypicturestoshowMargery'slife.

Booktitle:TheOnlyMonster（怪獸）Writer:MattCoyne

Thislittlemonsteralwayswishestohavebrothersandsisters,soshestartsheradventureina

town.Whatothermonsterswillshemeet?Willshemakeherdreamcometrue?Thevvannstory

aboutthelittlemonster'sadventure,withprettypictures,cangiveyoutheanswers.

Booktitle:NoOneIsHomeWriter:MikolajPa

ThemaincharacterisacatnamedLeo.Thesedays,heisnervousbecausehewantstolookfora

perfectpresentfbrhisbestfriend.Thisstoryisaheart-warmingwonder!Ithasbeentranslated

intoEnglish,andthefamouspainterGosiaHerbadrewsomelivelypicturesfbrit.

56.WhoisthewriterofBecomingReal?

A.MargeryWilliams.B.MollyGolden.C.MattCoyne.D.MikolajPa.

57.WhydoesthelittlemonsterstartheradventureaccordingtoTheOnlyMonster?

A.Becauseshewantstolookfbrnicepictures.

B.Becauseshehopestogetbrothersandsisters.

C.Becauseshewantstoliveinthetownforever.

D.Becauseshehopestoirakemorehumanfriends.

58.WhatdowcknowaboutNoOneIsHome?

A.ItsmaincharacterisalovelycatnamedLeo.

B.Leoisworriedaboutlosinghisgoodfriend.

C.MikolajPaalsodrewpicturesfbrthebook.

D.Thebookhasn'tbeentranslatedintoEnglishyet.

B

PeterandJennywerewalkinghomefromschoolalongthestreet.Suddenly,theyheardabig

noise.

“Comeon!Thatsoundslikeanaccident.Let'sseewhathappcncd.^^

Theyrantotheplacewherethenoisecamefrom.Assoonastheygotthere,theysawwhat

happened.Asmallcarknockedintoatruck.Theaccidenthappenedinaquietstreetwithonlyfour

housesinit.PeterandJennywerethefirstonestoarriveattheaccidentscene.Nooneelsecame.

Theyfoundthatboththecardriverandthetruckdriverwerehurt.

“Peter,“saidJenny,UrunbackdowntheroadtoMrs.Jones'house.Askhertocallthepoliceand

theambulance（救護車）.Hurry,I'llstayhere?'Peterranasfastashecould.

TherewasnothingJennycoulddobutwait.Sheknewthatwhenpeoplewerehurtinanaccident,

theycouldn'tbemoved.Itwasnotlongbeforethepolicecarandtheambulancearrived.The

policemengotthetwodriversout.Themenweren'tbadlyhurt.Buttheywerebothtakentothe

hospital.ThepolicementhankedPeterandJenny.

“Youwereveryquicktotakeactionwhenyousawtheaccident.Thankyoufbrallyourhelp.”

59.WherewerePeterandJennywhentheyheardthenoise?

A.Onthestreet.B.Athome.C.Atschool.D.Inthehospital.

60.WhatexactlydidJennytellPetertodo?

A.Helpmovethetwoinjureddriverstosafety.

B.Makeaphonecalltothspoliceonhisown.

C.GotoMrs.Jones'houseandaskfbrhelp.

D.Stayattheaccidentscenetolookafterthedrivers.

61.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Jennyherselfcalledtheambulancesuccessfully.

B.Weshouldn'tmovehurpeoplefreelywhenanaccidenthappens.

C.Thetwodriverswereseriouslyinjuredandcouldnotmove.

D.Thepolicesentthechildrentothehospitaltogetherwiththedrivers.

C

RosieJonesisawriterfromtheUK.ShewasborninJune1990.Asachild,shelovedreadinga

lotandshecouldreadreallyquickly.ShefinishedwritinghernewbookTheAmazingEdie

EckhartinAugust2021.

ThebooktellsafunnystoryaboutagirlcalledEdie.Edieiselevenyearsold.Shelovesreading

books,writingstoriesandwatchingmovies.Andasagirl,sheloveswearingdresses.Butshe'sa

littlediflerent.Shehascerebralpalsy（腦癱）,soshetalksslowlyandmovesslowly.Butshenever

letsthatslowherdown.Shelikeslaughingandoftenmakesherfriendslaugh.Ediefeelsvery

happyaboutstarlingmiddleschoolwithherbustfriendOscar.LikeEdie,Oscarloveswatching

moviestoo.Butonthefirstdayofschool,theteachersputthemintodifferentclasses.Edieis

reallyupset.Whowillshebefriendswith?Whowillsheplaywithafterclass?

Oneday,theteachersaskEdietoplayintheschoolplay（校園居U）.ToEdie'ssurprise,shesoon

findsthatshelovesactingverymuchandshestartstomakenewfriendsandhasnewdreams.And

shestartstoenjoyherschoollife.

62.WhichstatementaboutRosieJonesis1RUE?

A.ShecomesfromAmerica.

B.Shewasborninthesummerof1990.

C.Shereadveryslowlywhenshewaslittle.

D.Shefinishedhernovelattheageof33.

63.WhydocsEdiespeakandwalkslowly?

A.Becausesheistoolazytomovefast.

B.Becauseshegetshurtonherfirstschoolday.

C.Becauseshehascerebralpalsy.

D.Becauseshewantstoactdifferentlyfromothers.

64.Beforegoingintomiddleschool,Edieisinterestedin.

①reading?writingstories?acting④watchingmovies

A.①②④B.①②③C.①③④D.②③④

65.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Anintroductiontoawriterandherpopularnovel.

B.HowEdiemadefriendswithOscarinprimaryschool.

C.Detailedrulesofjoiningtheschoolplay.

D.HowRosieJonesbecameasuccessfulwriter.

D

Everytimeyoucatseafood,redspotsappearonyourbody.Yourfriendalsogetsarunnynose（流

鼻涕）inspringandfallwhentheyleavethehouse.Thisisbecauseyoubothmayhaveallergies

（過敏）

Anallergyisareactionfromyourimmunesystem（免疫系統）.Theimmunesystemkeepsyou

awayfromillnessesbyfighiinggenns（細菌）.Butwhenyouhaveallergies,itoverreacts（過度反

應）andIrieslufighlagainstthingslikegrass,pollenorsomefoods.Thismakesyumbodyfeci

uncomfortable.Allergiesarccommonaroundtheworld.AccordingtotheWorldHealth

Organization（WHO）,aboutoneinfivepeopleintheworldhaveallergies.

Foodallergiesareoneofthemostcommontypes.Manychildrencanbeallergictofoodlikemilk,

eggsandpeanuts.Ifyouareallergictocertainfoods,youmaygetredspots,anupsetstomachor

evenhavedifficultybreathing.Sofar,peoplehaven'tfoundanygoodwaystostopfoodallergies.

Justtrytoavoidthosefoodsasmuchaspossible.

Seasonalallergiesappearinmostpartsoftheworld.Whenspringcomes,polleniseverywherein

theair.Andsomepeoplebegintosneezeorgetaninnynose.Whenit'spollenseason,trytostay

indoors.Pollenisusuallyatitspeak（高峰）duringmid-morning,earlyeveningandwindydays.

Somepeoplearcalsoallergictopetsandmedicine.Asmallnumberofpeoplehaveallergiestored

meatorevenwater!

66.Whatmayhappenifyouareallergictoseaibod?

A.Youmayfeelcoldallday.

B.Redspotsmayappearonyourbody.

C.Youmayhaveabadcough.

D.Youmayhaveatoothache.

67.Whatadvicedocsthepassagegivefbrpollenseason?

A.Stayinsideyourhouse.

B.Takeusefulallergypills.

C.Exerciseoutsideeveryday.

D.Changeyourlivinghabits.

68.Whatisthebesttitlefbrthepassage?

A.HowtoKeepAwayfromGerms

B.DifferentKindsofAllergies

C.WhyChildrenLoveSeafood

D.TheImportanceoftheImmuneSystem

E

MondaymorningswereaterriblethingfbrTom.Theyalwaysmeantonething:anewweekof

school;andTomhatedschool.Thismorning,hethoughtabouthowhemightavoidgoingtoclass.

Thenanideauanicluhim.

“Oh!Sid!”hecried,“Oh,ithurts!IthinkI'mdying,Sid!”

Sid,whowasalreadyupanddressingfbrschool,stoppedwhathewasdoing,andranoverto

Tom'sbed.

“What'swrong,Tom?Whatisit?”

“Don'tcomecloser,Sid!Youmightgetsicktoo!AndSid,IwantyoutoknowthatIdon'tcare

aboutthebadthingsyou'vedonetomealltheseyears.So,when1die,youdon'thavetoteelbad.

Oh!Thepain!Ohhhh...^^

Sidquicklyrandownstairs.

“AuntPolly!Tom'sdying!Quick!Help

AuntPollydroppedeverythingandranuptoTom'sroomasfastasshecould.

“Whatisit,Tom?What'swrong?”sheaskedwithashaking（顫抖的）voice.

“Oh,AuntPolly,it'smytoe（腳趾）!Ithurts!”

AuntPollyfellintoachairnexttothebedandstartedtolaugh,thentocry,andthenbothatthe

sametime.

“Tom!Youhadmesoworriedshesaid."Well,you'renotgoingtodiefromasoretoe!Getup

andgetreadyfbrschool!,,

“Butwhataboutmytooth?1thinkit'sloose（松動的）!”saidTom.

“Thatwon'tkillyoueither!Butletmetakealook.Openyourmouth.Well,yourtoothisloose.

Mary!Bringmesomestring（線）andapieceofburningwoodfromthestove!^^

“Please,AuntPolly!Don'tpulloutinytooth!Tmfeelingmuchbetternow.See?Icangetupand

gotoschoolafter

“Sitdown,boy!Youwillgctoschool,butthattoothisgoingtobepulledfirst.”

69.WhydidTompretendtobedying?

A.Becausehewantedtoplayajoke.

B.Becausehewishedtoavoidschooltoday.

C.BecausehewasbadlyhurtbySid.

D.Becausehefeltterriblepaininhistoe.

70.WhatdidAuntPollydoatfirst?

A.SherantoTominahurry.

B.Shelaughedandcried.

C.SheaskedSidtohelpTom.

D.ShepulledoutTom'sIcosetooth.

71.Accordingtothepassage,whichoneistheCORRECTorder?

a.SidwenttoaskAuntPollyfbrhelp.

b.AuntPollyfoundthetruththatTomwaslying.

c.Ibmpretendedhehadabadpain.

d.AuntPollywantedtopullTom'stoothout.

A.dacbB.dcabC.cbdaD.cabd

72.Whatcanwclearnfromthepassage?

A.Tomisaverycleverandbraveboy.

B.AuntPollyisstrictbutdeeplylovesTom.

C.SidisalwayskindandhelpfultoTom.

D.Tomwillnevergotoschoolagain.

五、任務型閱讀

Areyoulookingfbrawaytobringyourfamilytogether?Hopingtofindahobbythatcanbe

sharedbyboththelittleonesandadults?Volunteeringasafamilymaybejustthethingyouneed.

Youmayknowthe“fbcl-good“emotionsthatcomewithhelpingothers,buttherearcevenmore

unexpectedwaysvolunteeringwillpositivelyaffectthewholefamily.

?Youcanlivelongerifyouvolunteerregularly.

Volunteeringcanbeveryhelpfulfbrphysicalhealth.WashingtonUniversityfoundthatadultswho

volunteeredhadbettermemoryandbetterhealththanotheragegroups.Volunteersarealsomore

likelytolookaftertheirownhealthandaremorefocusedonaddingphysicalactivityintotheir

lives.

?Youcanmeetabetterselfifyouvolunteerduringteenageyears.

Volunteeringduringteenageyearshasbeenlinkedwithsomemajorpositiveeffectssuchasbetter

gradesandmoreself-confidence.TheseeffectsareiVtjustfbrashorttimebuthavebeenprovedto

affectateen'slifeintheyearstocome.

,You'llenjoymoretimewithfamily.

Familieswhovolunteertogetherhavetheuniqueexperienceofworkingtowardacommongoal.

Youmayevenlearnihalyuurkidhasatalentyuudidn'tknowaboulbefore.Everyonebrings

somethinguniquetothetableandcanconnectwitheachotherinanewway.

73.Whatmaybeagoodhobbyfbrbothkidsandadultstostayto