八年級英語期末模擬卷（考試版A4）【測試范圍：八下全冊】（新疆專用）

2025-2026學年八年級下學期期末模擬卷（新疆專用）（考試時間：120分鐘試卷滿分：150分）注意事項：1．本試卷分選擇題和非選擇題兩部分。答卷前，考生務必將自己的姓名、準考證號填寫在答題卡上。2．回答選擇題時，選出每小題答案后，用2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其他答案標號。寫在本試卷上無效。3．回答非選擇題時，必須用黑色字跡的簽字筆或者鋼筆將答案寫在答題卡相應位置上。寫在本試卷上無效。4．測試范圍：八年級下冊（新教材人教版）。5.難度系數：0.65。6．考試結束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。Ⅰ.聽力部分（20分）A.圖片理解（5分，每題1分）A．B．C．D．E.1.

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5.B.情景反應（5分，每題1分）6．A．Thankyou. B．Nicetomeetyou. C．Seeyou.7．A．It’ssunny. B．I’mfine. C．It’sMonday.8．A．Atsix. B．Bybus. C．OnSunday.9．A．Yes,Ican. B．Yes,Ido. C．Yes,Iam.10．A．Goodidea. B．Sorry. C．Great.C.對話理解（5分，每題1分）11．Whatdoesthegirllike?A．Apples. B．Bananas. C．Pears.12．WhereisTomnow?A．Athome. B．Atschool. C．Inthepark.13．Whattimewilltheymeet?A．7:00 B．7:30 C．8:0014．What’stheboy’sfavoritesubject?A．English B．Math C．Music15．Howmuchisthepen?A．5yuan B．8yuan C．10yuanD.短文理解（5分，每題1分）聽短文,選擇最佳答案。短文讀兩遍。16．WhoisAlice?A．Anna’smother. B．Anna’saunt. C．Anna’ssister.17．WhattimedoesAliceusuallyfinishherwork?A．At5:30p.m. B．At6:00p.m. C．At6:30p.m.18．HowoftendoesAliceworkatnight?A．Onceaweek.B．Twiceaweek.C．Twiceamonth.19．WhatwasthematterwithAnnalastFriday?A．Shehadacold.B．Shehadatoothache.C．Shehadastomachache.20．WhatdidAliceaskAnnatodo?A．Tohaveagoodrest.B．Todrinksomehotwater.C．Totakesomemedicine.Ⅱ.完形填空（每題1分，共計15分）YeHaitao,a42-year-oldmanwithparalysis(癱瘓)hashelpedover300childrenwithschoollessonsforfreeoverthelast20years.WhenYewasyoung,hedreamedtobea21,becausehethoughteducatingpeoplewasthegreatestthingintheworld.In1993,22hewas16,hewenttouniversity.Hestudiedhardto23himselfforhisdream.However,24gotintheway(阻礙)ofYe’sstudyandlife.Inthesecondyearofhisuniversity,hewassosickthathehadto25hisstudy.Daybyday,hecouldn’twalk,standorevensit.Hecouldonly26inbedallday.OnedaysomevillagerscametoYe’shome27help.Manyleft-behind(留守)childreninthevillagelivedwiththeirgrandparents,butmostoftheirgrandparentscould28writeorread.Thesechildrenreallyneededhelpwiththeirschoolworkathome,soYe29.Yestartedhelpingthesechildreninthesummerof1999.Theydon’tneedto30anythingforthetutoring(輔導).SittingatdesksaroundYe’sbed,theyalwayslistentoYe31.ManyofYe’sstudentshaveentered(進入)highschoolsand32becomecollegestudents.Seeingthechildrenimprove33hishelp,Yeisquitehappy.Heknowsheisdoingameaningfuljob.“Itisthe34ofthesechildrenthatkeepsmedoingthis.Igetastrong35ofsatisfactionwhenIseetheirsmilingfaces,”Yesays.21．A．doctor B．scientist C．teacher22．A．when B．while C．because23．A．offer B．care C．improve24．A．illness B．money C．grades25．A．keepon B．giveup C．takeup26．A．liedown B．takedown C．cutdown27．A．about B．against C．for28．A．usually B．hardly C．often29．A．disagreed B．refused C．agreed30．A．take B．pay C．spend31．A．carefully B．suddenly C．bravely32．A．just B．even C．ever33．A．in B．with C．on34．A．smile B．stress C．relation35．A．risk B．cheat C．feelingⅢ.閱讀理解（本題共2節，共23小題，每題2分，共計46分）第一節AUnderstandingOurEmotionsFeelingangry,upset,orworriedisoneofthemostcommonfeelings.Thegoalisn’ttoavoidthesefeelingsbuttomanagethemwell.Ifweletthemcontrolus,wemightdothingsweregret.So,whatcanwedo?First,stopandtakeadeepbreath.Thissimplestephelpsyoucalmdownbeforereacting.Then,chooseapositiveaction.Physicalactivitiesareapowerfultool.Goingforafastwalk,running,orevendancingtoyourfavouritemusiccanhelpreleasethebuilt-upenergythatcomeswithstrongemotions.Anothergoodwayistotalktosomeoneyoutrustorwriteyourfeelingsdown.Often,justbeingheardmakesyoufeellighter.Remember,emotionsthemselvesarenotgoodorbad;theyarejustmessages.Feelingangrymightmeansomethingfeelsunfair.Feelingsadmightmeanyou’velostsomethingimportant.Bylisteningtothesemessagesandansweringinacalmway,youtakecontrol.Thisdoesn’tmeanthefeelingswilldisappearrightaway,butyouwillbeabletohandlethemwithouthurtingyourselforothers.Learningtheseskillsnowwillhelpyouyourentirelife.根據短文內容，判斷下面各小題的正(T)誤(F)。36．Feelingangry,upset,orworriedisoneofthemostunusualfeelings.37．Stoppingandtakingadeepbreathcanhelpyoucalmdown.38．Talkingtosomeoneyoutrustisalsoagoodway.39．Emotionsarenotgoodorbad,justmessages.40．Ifyoucancontrolyouremotions,yourfeelingwilldisappearrightaway.BInJanuary2025,China’sMinistryofEducation(教育部)startedaschoolfirstaidtrainingprogram.StudentscanlearnskillslikeCPR(心肺復蘇),howtostopbleeding,andhowtodealwithbrokenarmsorlegs.“Theseclassesareusefulbecausetheyteachusmanylife-savingskills,”said14-year-oldZhangHui.On15April2025,schoolsacrossChinacelebratedNationalSecurityEducationDay.ApoliceofficervisitedthestudentsatWohushanSchoolandtaughtthemabouttrafficsigns,rulesaboutridingbikes,andhowtostaysafewhencrossingthestreet.“Keepingpeoplesafeisnotjustourjob.Everyone,includingteenagersandparents,shouldallhelp!”saidtheofficer.InMarch2025,LoudiNo.1MiddleSchoolorganizeda“LearnfromLeiFeng”volunteermonth.Studentvolunteerscleanedstreets,visitednursinghomes,andraisedmoneyforchildreninneed.“Volunteeringnotonlybringsmehappiness,butalsoteachesmeplanningandcommunicationskills.I’lluseitforever.”saidLiNan.A2025reportfoundsometeenagersaretakingAIchatbotsas“emotionalfriends”.TheyfeellessstressedwhentalkingtoAI.However,DrHuangwasworriedaboutthis.Shesaid,“Realfriendshelpusunderstandcommunicationandsocialrules.IfyouonlytalkwithAI,youmightslowlyfeellessempathyandevenstartactinglikearobot.”41．WhichofthefollowingsituationsdoestheFirstaidtrainingprograminclude?A． B．C． D．42．Thepoliceofficertaughtstudentsallofthefollowingexcept________.A．wheretorideabikeonthestreet. B．howtoreadtrafficsigns.C．therulesfortakingaschoolbus. D．howtocrossthestreet.43．WhichworddescribesthestudentsatLoudiNo.1MiddleSchoolbest?A．Patient. B．Caring C．Creative. D．Shocked.44．AccordingtoDrHuang,whichofthefollowingopinionsistrue?A．AIcan'ttaketheplaceofrealfriendsincommunication.B．TeenagerswillcarelessaboutothersiftheysometimestalkwithAI.C．TeenagersshoulduseAIinsteadoftalkingwithrealfriendsiftheyfeelstressedout.D．Chatbotscanhelpustalkwithstrangers.45．Whatcanbethebesttitlesharedbythefourpassages?A．PreparingTeenagersforLife B．HelpingOthers,HelpingOurselvesC．PayingAttentiontotheGrowthofTeenagers D．FirstAidIsImportantCSaying“Iamsorry”meansapologizing.Itisnotalwayseasytoapologizetosomeone,butitcanhelpmakethingsbetter.Sometimeswedothingsweshouldnotdo.Youmightfightwithafriendandsaybadthingstoher.Youmightbreakaruleatschool.Whenyouknowyoudidsomethingwrong,apologizingistherightthingtodo.Sometimesaccidentshappen.Whenyouwalkonthestreet,youmightsteponsomeone’sfoot.Itisstillagoodideatoapologize.Youcanapologizelikethis,“Iwishthatdidnothappen.”Sometimesyoudonotstarttheconflict(糾紛).Youmightgetangryandthrowyourclassmate’sbookawayifhesayssomethingbadtoyou.Youmightthink,“Ididnotstartit,soIdon’thavetoapologize.”Thestudentiswrongtosaybadthingstoyou,butit’snotrightforyoutothrowhisbookaway.Youshouldalsoapologizeforwhatyoudidwrong.Apologizingwhenyouaren’tsorrydoesnothelpmuch.Takesometimetocalmdownandthinkaboutwhathappened.Thentryapologizing.Youwillfeelbetteraboutyourselfandyouwillknowyoudidtherightthing.So,apologycanmaketheworldharmonious(和諧的).46．Howdoesthewriterdevelopthepassage?A．Bygivingnumbers. B．Byusingsayings.C．Bytellingstories. D．Bygivingexamples.47．Youdon’thavetoapologizewhen________.A．youfightwithafriend B．yousteponsomeone’sfootC．youfollowtherulesatschool D．youthrowyourfriend’sbookaway48．Whenpeopledon’twanttosay“I’msorry”,theyshould________.A．neverthinkaboutwhathappenedB．taketimetocalmdownC．saybadthingsD．stopapologizing49．What’sthestructure(結構)ofthepassage?(①=Paragraph1,②=Paragraph2,...)A． B． C． D．DWhenpeopletalkabout“thecleverestanimalintheworld”,mostpeoplewillthinkofchimpanzees(黑猩猩).Butdoyouknowthatcrows(烏鴉)arealsoverysmart?Scientistsfoundthatcrowscanusetools,justlikechimpanzeesandhumans.Forexample,somecrowsusesmallstickstogetinsectsoutoftheholesintrees.Theycanevenmaketheirowntoolsbycuttingleavesintotherightshape.What’smore,crowscanrememberhumanfaces.Ifacrowishurtbysomeone,itwilltellothercrowsaboutthisperson,andtheywillavoidthatpersoninthefuture.Crowsalsohavegoodproblem-solvingskills.Inatest,scientistsputfoodinatallbottlewithalittlewater.Thecrowscouldn’treachthefoodatfirst.Buttheyquicklyfoundaway:theyputsmallstonesintothebottletomakethewaterrise,andthengotthefoodeasily.Crowsliveingroupsandhaveaclosesociallife.Theycancommunicatewitheachotherbymakingdifferentsounds.Somescientistsevensaythatcrowshavetheirown“language”.50．Whatdomostpeoplethinkisthecleverestanimal?A．Crows. B．Chimpanzees. C．Humans. D．Dogs.51．Howdocrowsgetinsectsfromtreeholes?A．Byusingsmallsticks. B．Bycuttingleaves. C．Byputtingstones. D．Bymakingsounds.52．Whycancrowsavoidpeoplewhohurtthem?A．Becausetheycanusetools. B．Becausetheycanrememberhumanfaces.C．Becausetheyhavegoodproblem-solvingskills. D．Becausetheyliveingroups.53．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Crowscan’tmaketheirowntools. B．Crowshaveaclosesociallife.C．Crowscan’tcommunicatewitheachother. D．Crowsarenotassmartaschimpanzees.第二節閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的五個選項中選出能填入短文空白處的最佳選項，使短文通順、連貫，意思完整。TheTaklamakanDesertisthebiggestdesertinChinaandthesecondlargestmovingdesertintheworld.54andnowhasa3,046-kilometre-longsand-blockingbelt（防沙帶）aroundit.Thebeltisthelongestintheworldandiscompletedbyplantingdesertpoplartrees,redwillowsandsoon.55.Asweallknow,thedesertisverylarge.Itcoversabout76%ofXinjiang’sdesertarea,anditssanddunes（沙丘）areverytall,somereachingashighas300metres.Somoretime,money,andeffortarerequired.Thedryclimateaddsmorechallenges.Thereisonlyabout50millimetres(毫米)ofraininthedeserteachyear,56.Becausethereisnotenoughwater,plantsarehardtogrow.AnotherproblemisthattheTaklamakanDesertisoneofthemostactiveareasforsandstorms（沙塵暴）inChina.Sofinishingthissand-blockingbeltisabigsuccess.Expertssayitisagreatachievementinhumanhistory,andpeople’shardworkpaysoff.Thesand-blockingbeltprotectsareaswithwaterandplantsinthedesertfromsandstorms,improvesthelocalenvironment,andsupportsfarming.57.Alocalfarmersaidhewashappyabouttheprojectandhopeditwouldcontinuetohelpfightdesertification(荒漠化),theprocessofbecomingadesert.Inthecomingyears,58.A．Xinjiangwillcontinuetoexpand（擴大）thesand-blockingbeltby2030.B．andover4,000millimetres（毫米）ofwaterislostthroughevaporation（蒸發）.C．Wefacemanyproblemsintheprojectofbuildingthesand-blockingbelt.D．Itcoversabout330,000squarekilometres.E．ItalsoshowsChina’sstrongskillsinmanaginglargeenvironmentalprojects.Ⅳ.補全對話（本題6小題，每題2分，共計12分）從下面方框中選擇合適的句子補全對話，使對話意思完整。Helen:Goodmorning,youngman.59?Jenny:IfeelweakandI’vegotabadheadache.Helen:60?A．A．Whatareyoudoingthesedays?B．WhatshouldIdo?C．What'sthematterwithyou?D．Doyouhaveafever?E．HowoftendoItakethemedicine?F．Whataboutyoursleep?Helen:61?Jenny:Terrible!IdreamalotandIalwaysfeeltiredthenextmorning.Helen:62?Jenny:Iamplayingcomputergamesthesedays.AndIplaytilllateatnight.Helen:Isee.Youplaygamestoomuch.Jenny:63?Helen:Firstyoushouldnotdothatanymore.Thenrelaxalittleandtakethismedicine.Itwillhelpyou.Jenny:Thanks,doctor.64?Helen:Threetimesaday.Jenny:OK.Thankyou.Bye!Ⅴ.讀寫題（本題共分兩節，共計15分）第一節（每空一詞，每題1分，共6分）Manyearthquakes(地震)happeneveryyear.Whentheyhappenincities,theycanbeveryserious.Manypeoplewillbehurtordieintheearthquakes.Knowingsomewaystoprotect(保護)yourselfwillhelptokeepyousafeintheearthquakes.Ifyouareindoorswhentheearthquakehappens,thesafestplaceisunderastrongtableordesk.Sittingonthefloorinadoorwayorclosetoawallissaferthanstandinginthemiddleofaroom.Remembertoprotectyourheadandneckwithyourarms.Stayawayfromwindows,picturesoranythingthatmayfallonyou.Ifyouareoutofdoors,movetoclearareas.Getawayfrombuildingsandtrees.Thedangerisnotoverwhenthestrongshakingstops.Therewillbesomeshocksaftermostearthquakes.Wecallthemaftershocks(余震)andtheysometimescanbemoredangerousthanthefirstearthquake.Whenitissafeforyoutomovearound,checkthepeoplenearyou.Somemayneedhelp.Youmayfeelafraid,butyoushouldtrytostaycalm.Thatisthemostimportantthingtodointheearthquake.Manyearthquakeshappeneveryyear.It’simportanttoknowsomewaystoprotectyourselfintheearthquake.Hereissomeadvice.Whenyouareindoors,hideunderastrongtableordesk.Don’t65inthemiddleofaroom.Sitinadoorwayorclosetoawall.Protectyourheadandneckwithyour66.Stayawayfromanythingthatmayfallonyou.Whenyouareoutdoors,movetoclear67.Stayawayfrombuildingsandtrees.Rememberthataftershockscanbemore68sometimes.Move69tocheckthepeoplenearyouwhenitis70.65．66．67．68．69．70．第二節（共9分）閱讀短文，根據語篇內容，回答3個問題。71.Willmanypeoplebehurtordieintheearthquakes?72.Whatisthesafestplacetobeathomewhenanearthquakehappens?73.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoufeelscaredinanearthquake?Ⅵ.閱讀填空題（本題共分兩節，共計22分）第一節語法填空（共11小題，每小題1分，共計11分）DearMr.Jiang,Howareyou?I’mamiddleschoolstudent.I’mhaving74problemgettingonwithmyparents.Theydon’tallowmetotalkwithmyfriendsonthephone.Theythinkit’sawasteoftime.ButIdon'tthinkso.Ialwaysfeellonelyathome.It75(make)merelaxedtotalkwithmyfriends.Butmyparentsdon’tlikethat.SometimesI’msoangrythatIarguewith76(they).Ireallydon’tknowhow77(get)onwiththem.Idon’tthinktheyknowmyfeeling.WhatcanIdo?Willyoupleasehelpme?LiChengDearLiCheng,I’msorrytohearthatyourparentsrefusetoletyoutalk78yourfriendsonthephone.Iunderstandhowyoufeel.AndIhavesomegood79(advice)foryou.80(one),youshouldtrytoexplaintothemthatyourfriendsareimportanttoyouinsteadof81(argue)withyourparents.Second,youshouldtellyourparentsthatyouneedashortbreakafterbusystudy.Itwillnotwastemuchtimeanditwillnotmakeanydifferencetoyourschoolwork,sotheydon’tneedtoworryaboutit.82(final),youshouldletthemknowthatyourfriends83(be)ofthesameageasyouandyouhavethesameproblemsandworriestodiscusswiththem.I’msurethatitwillallworkout84theywillunderstandyou.JiangKe第二節選詞填空（共11小題，每小題1分，共計11分）請先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后用方框中所給的詞的適當形式填空，并將答案填到答題卷的相應位置。later

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