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重庆市第八中学校2024-2025学年七年级下学期期末考试英语试题（含口语试题）
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、听力选择
1．
A．No, I don’t. B．Yes, I can. C．Yes, I am.
2．
A．Yes, I’d love to. B．Coffee, please. C．No, I don’t.
3．
A．It’s Tom’s. B．It’s well-used. C．It’s brown.
4．
A．Good idea. B．Two weeks. C．Twice a week.
5．
A．Yes, I do. B．Sorry. C．Thank you!
6．
A．It was interesting. B．Yes, we had a good time. C．I want to go to the park.
7．
A．/'pr gres/ B．/'prom s/ C．/pre z/
8．
A．At 7:05. B．At 7:20. C．At 7:35.
9．
A． B． C．
10．
A． B． C．
11．
A．She played beach volleyball.
B．She visited the science museum.
C．She talked to the robots.
12．
A．In the library. B．In the dining hall. C．In the classroom.
听材料，回答小题。
13．When did the Sports Day end
A．On October 13. B．On October 30. C．On October 15.
14．What sport did Peter take part in
A．Running. B．Playing baseball. C．Playing badminton.
听材料，回答小题。
15．What is Lucy doing
A．Reading a book. B．Watching a movie. C．Watching TV.
16．What does Oscar have to do after finishing reading the book
A．He has to help make dinner. B．He has to help clean the room. C．He has to clean the room.
二、语法选择
根据短文内容，从A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应该题目的答案标号涂黑。
It’s a common habit to take a nap at noon in China. A survey shows that nearly 68% of people in 17 country often like to nap. About 30% of people sometimes take a nap. Only about 2% of people never do.
Napping habits are different between age groups. Many old people 18 the habit of napping after lunch. They can do it for as long as they like 19 hey have more free time. 20 school children, a midday nap is encouraged. Some schools do their best to provide the best conditions (条件) for napping. For example, 21 turn reading rooms or gyms into napping spaces.
But not all parts of China have the same napping culture. Some places have a stronger 22 than the others.
Shanxi, known as the “Sleeping Province”, is perhaps the most famous. Videos of Shanxi people napping have gone viral (走红) online. Other 23 such as Anhui and Guangdong have also had the habit. But in places like Shanghai, the culture is not as strong.
This nap culture is also big business. There 24 thousands of nap products on Taobao. These include special pillows, folding beds and more.
In Chinese culture, people think napping at noon is good for a 25 health. It is a big topic these days, with many people choosing a healthier lifestyle. 26 a nap and its good sides are often part of that lifestyle.
17．A．an B．a C．the
18．A．has B．have C．had
19．A．because B．so C．but
20．A．For B．As C．In
21．A．they B．them C．it
22．A．ones B．it C．one
23．A．place’s B．place C．places
24．A．are B．is C．am
25．A．person B．person’s C．persons’
26．A．Take B．Taking C．Took
三、完形填空
根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应该题目的答案标号涂黑。
It was Monday, David’s 27 day in Sunrise Middle School. It was 28 hard when David got to school in the morning, but he didn’t have an umbrella. He usually remembers his umbrella when it is raining, but this time he was in a hurry and forgot. He was wet and his backpack was full of books. It was his first day at the school, 29 he was late. He had to wait for the head teacher to open the gate.
“It’s a quarter to ten,” he thought. “School starts at nine o’clock. I have maths now so I must hurry up!” But when David arrived at his classroom, he was surprised to find that there was 30 there. So he asked a teacher. The teacher said, “You don’t have maths now. You have science. Go to Room 3B．It’s 31 the art room.”
It was ten o’clock when David found Room 3B．His classmates were going to leave when he arrived. The science teacher looked very 32 . He shouted, “Are you the new boy You’re very late. Just follow the other students. You have geography next.”
David felt bad. He was sure that the teachers didn’t like him. Just at this time, a boy 33 David, “Hello, my name’s Richard. We have geography now and the next class is history. Would you like to copy my timetable (课程表) ” He was 34 friendly that David felt better. “Don’t be afraid of the teachers.” said Richard. “They sometimes 35 but they’re very nice!”
David smiled. He took the timetable, and thought, “Maybe this new school isn’t so bad after all. First impressions (印象) can be wrong. This school may be full of unexpected (意料之外的) 36 .”
27．A．first B．second C．common D．last
28．A．sunny B．windy C．raining D．cloudy
29．A．so B．but C．and D．because
30．A．nobody B．anybody C．everybody D．somebody
31．A．on B．among C．between D．across from
32．A．happy B．afraid C．friendly D．unhappy
33．A．said to B．talked C．asked D．laughed at
34．A．too B．very C．so D．such
35．A．smile B．shout C．cry D．laugh
36．A．danger B．rules C．noise D．care
四、阅读理解
One sunny afternoon, Alice sat by the riverbank with her sister. She felt very bored.
Suddenly, a white rabbit with pink eyes ran past her, shouting, “Oh dear! I’llbe late!”
Alice was surprised. She had never seen a rabbit carrying a pocket watch! Curious (好奇的), she jumped up and followed it.
The rabbit hurried into a large rabbit hole, and without thinking, Alice went in after it. The hole was very deep—Alice fell down, down, down.
“Either this hole is very deep, or I’m falling very slowly!” she said aloud but calmly.
When she fell, she passed shelves with jars labeled (被贴着标签) “ORANGE MARMALADE” and books with no pictures. She was surprised and wanted to know why they were there.
Finally, she landed softly on a pile of dry leaves. She stood up and looked around. She was in a long, dark hallway with many doors.
Alice tried to open them, but all were locked (锁上的). Then she saw a tiny golden key on a glass table. It fit only the smallest door—just 15 inches high.
She knelt down and looked through the keyhole. In front of her eyes are a beautiful garden with bright flowers.
“Oh, how I wish I could get there!” Alice sighed (叹息). But the door was too small. Then she noticed a bottle labeled “DRINK ME.”
What should she do
—Adapted from Alice in Wonderland
37．Why did Alice follow the white rabbit
A．Because it was carrying a watch. B．Because it stole her book.
C．Because her sister told her to. D．Because it promised her candy.
38．How did Alice feel when she fell down the rabbit hole
A．Scared and screaming. B．Bored and sleepy.
C．Surprised but calm. D．Angry but surprised.
39．What did Alice see through the tiny door’s keyhole
A．A dark cave. B．A beautiful garden.
C．A tiny golden key. D．A table with food.
40．What problem did Alice face at the end of the passage
A．She lost her shoes. B．The door was small.
C．The rabbit ran away. D．The key was broken.
Traveling to different places is always an exciting experience. But sometimes, we may meet dangerous or unexpected things along the way. What is your most thrilling travel story
Bian Jiuming, 16, Kunming No. 1 High School, Yunnan.
When we were traveling in Yangon, Myanmar, in 2017, my mother and I got off our tour bus to buy some ice cream. But later, we saw that the bus had left without us. My mom tried to call for help, but there was no phone signal (信号). We didn’t know what to do. I started looking around instead. A beautiful lake nearby caught my attention. A dragon boat was quietly on the lake. I also saw children running to the street to pick up pretty stones. Seeing the beautiful view of Yangon made us feel more relaxed. A few moments later, the bus came back to pick us up. When things are uncertain (不确定的), it is important to stay calm and have a positive view.
Yan Zihan, 16, Shenzhen No. 7 Senior High School, Guangdong.
Two years ago, I took a trip to Macao on my own. When I arrived, I found that Macao buses only accepted cash or bus cards at that time. But I didn’t bring any cash because I thought that mobile payments like WeChat Pay or Alipay would work everywhere. I was scared and thought I would be stuck (被困住) there forever. Luckily, a friendly stranger helped me and we exchanged some cash. I finally solved the problem. This trip taught me an important lesson: ▲
Ge Jinyuan, 18, China Agricultural University, Beijing.
Five years ago, my family took a train trip to Gansu province. We rented a car and drove around. Around midnight, we arrived in a very quiet area. At first, I enjoyed the peaceful night. But then, we heard wolf howls in the dark. We were very scared, so we stayed in the car with the headlights on. Twenty minutes later, some dog-like animals ran past us. We stayed in the car and didn’t leave until much later. When we reached a city in the morning, the hotel staff told us that we had come across some wolves. They said that the route we took was full of wild animals. Even now, this memory still makes me feel scared.
41．The writer starts the passage by________.
A．giving an example B．listing some numbers C．asking a question D．telling a story
42．Which sentence can we put in ▲
A．Never take a trip alone again. B．Always be prepared before traveling.
C．Always bring cash wherever we go. D．Remember strangers can be friendly
43．We can put the word “thrilling” in sentence ________.
thrilling /'θr l / adj.
A．The book is so ______ that I don’t need a dictionary.
B．We went on some ______ rides and shouted all the way.
C．After a ______ rest, I am full of energy again.
D．His joke is ______ enough to make everyone laugh.
44．The writer writes this passage mainly ________.
A．to introduce some thrilling travelling stories
B．to tell us not to travel alone in other countries
C．to show us how to ask for help when travelling
D．to give us different reasons for travelling alone
Tai Chi is an ancient martial art (武术) that is part of the Chinese culture. There are different kinds of Tai Chi, which makes it a little difficult to the common person. To most people, Tai Chi is just a slow from of exercise at a local fitness class. But some people deeply enjoy the art, so it is far more than that for them. People do not realize that Tai Chi has a long and interesting history of many years.
If you wish to take part in Tai Chi classes, truly enjoy the health advantages and understand the true meaning behind the art, having an understanding of the martial art’s history is necessary. In fact, I would like to say it’s important.
The history of Tai Chi: Tai Chi was created by Zhang Sanfeng. It was first designed (设计) as a fighting practice from 700 to 1,500 years ago, and has mostly become a meditative (冥想的) from of exercise now. Over the years, different simpler types of Tai Chi have come out to fit the Western world.
According to a story, Zhang Sanfeng met a crane (鹤) and a snake one day. The crane was hitting (击打) the snake. Instead of hitting back, the snake was quickly and gently keeping away from each hit and moving in unison (协调地) with the crane until (直到) the crane didn’t have much energy. The snake was using the crane’s energy to hit the crane back. And if the crane wanted to hit the tail of the snake, the snake would possibly hit back and win.
At least that is how the story goes. The relationship of energy between opponents (对手) and the self-defense style encouraged Zhang to create Tai Chi Chuan. That is what we now know as Tai Chi.
45．According to the passage, who created Tai Chi
A．Confucius. B．Laozi. C．Zhang Sanfeng. D．Bruce Lee.
46．What can we infer (推断) about the snake’s strategy (策略) in the story
A．It fought the crane hard to its death. B．It ran away quickly.
C．It moved softly and made the crane tired. D．It slept and did nothing.
47．Why does the writer say we should learn Tai Chi’s history
A．To tell that it is an old martial art. B．To show it’s only for Chinese people.
C．To ask readers to drop modern understanding. D．To encourage deep understanding of it.
48．What is the best structure of this passage
A．different martial arts→Tai Chi B．introduction→history→story
C．health benefits→origin→history D．history →modern understanding
五、听力填空
听两遍。根据你所听到的演讲内容，在横线处补全笔记，每空一词，并把答案写在答题卡上对应的位置。
Emma’s speech
Topic How to have a 49 life between study and play
Advice ★ Make enough time for study and spend a small part of time 50 . ★Have goals. You need to set goals that work for you. Then change the big goals into small ones. ★Make learning 51 . Using apps can help you remember things quickly.
The speaker hopes the advice can help you 52 .
六、补全对话
阅读下面对话，从7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。
A:Hi, Emma. 53
B:We talked about our dreams in our class meeting.
A:Sounds interesting. 54
B:I want to be a writer.
A: 55
B:Well, I think writing is a good way to express my feelings. I really enjoy it.
A: 56
A:Good, I hope you will realize your dream.
B: 57
B:Well…by keeping on reading more books and practicing more.
A．How do you do that
B．Do you want to be a writer
C．Thanks.
D．What did you talk about
E．Why do you want to be a writer
F．What do you want to be
G．That’s all right.
七、任务型阅读
阅读下文并回答问题。
Chinese people think honesty (诚实) is very important. Many stories throughout history show us the importance of this virtue. Let’s take a look at two of them.
The first story is about Ji Bu, a general (将军) in the Western Han Dynasty. Whenever Ji made a promise, he would do everything he could to keep it. People respected his honesty, and a saying widely spread, “It is better to have a promise from Ji Bu than to get lots of gold (黄金).” Later, the saying turned into an idiom, “A promise is worth (值) lots of gold.” Even today, we still use it to describe an honest person.
The other story is about a businessman named Li Daquan. During the Qing Dynasty, people mainly used gold, silver and copper as money. It was all heavy. Carrying a lot of money was also risky (有风险的) because people could be robbed. One day, a friend suggested that Li set up bank branches (分行) and use drafts (汇票). When people put their money in one branch, they would get a draft. They could then use the draft to get their money back from other branches.
Li liked the idea and acted quickly. Words soon got around. Li’s honesty in running his bank brought him many customers. His bank, called Rishengchang, grew to 35 branches across the country. As China’s first modern bank, it paved (铺设) the way for the banking system in the country.
58．Was Ji Bu a general from Qing Dynasty
59．What did Li’s honesty in running his bank bring to him
60．How did the drafts change the way people carried their money
61．Just as the idiom says, “A promise is worth lots of gold.” What did you do to keep one of your promises Please give an example. (no more than 25 words)
阅读文章，用恰当的词块或句子补全概要。
Many people believe in the “five-second rule”—if you pick up dropped food within five seconds, it’s safe to eat. But is this true
Experts don’t think so. Schaffner, a food science professor, explains that bacteria (细菌) can move to food right away. “Bacteria don’t have legs. They move with the liquid (液体). The more liquid in the food, the more easily it gets bacteria, ” Schaffner says. For example, if a piece of watermelon falls on the floor, it might collect bacteria quickly. Even if you pick it up quickly, it could still be dangerous to eat.
Many people think that food dropped on a carpeted (铺有地毯的) floor is very dirty.
However, another expert, Professor Hilton, found that carpeted floors pass on fewer bacteria than hard surfaces (表面) like wood. This is because the top of a carpet keeps food away from bacteria that lie closer to the ground. Still, he warns people to be careful. Food on the floor can never be completely safe. But what if your food is dropped on the kitchen counter instead of the floor Dr. Dowshen, advises not eating such food as well. Raw (生的) meat or other foods can leave bad bacteria called salmonella (沙门氏菌) on the top. Food from a dirty counter could make you sick.
In the end, you can never be too careful about what you put in your mouth. When you’re not sure, it’s probably better to just throw it away.
Many people believe dropped food is safe if they pick it up within five seconds, but experts say 62 . Bacteria can move to food quickly, especially (尤其是) 63 like watermelon. Surprisingly, food dropped on carpet might pick up fewer bacteria than on hard floors like wood, but food on the floor 64 . Food dropped on kitchen counters is also not safe. The advice is clear: when food touches the floor or a dirty counter, 65 . Better safe than sorry!
八、单词拼写
66．Can you (/ k'sple n/) why you are late for school today
67．We visited two (factory) last weekend.
68．To tell you the (true), I don’t want to help him.
69．Two days ago, my father (drive) to Chengdu on business.
九、完成句子
70．I was at home yesterday evening. (改为一般疑问句)
at home yesterday evening
71．The students are playing football in the park. (对划线部分提问)
the students playing football
72．He was successful in getting to the top of the mountain. (改为同义句)
He getting to the top of the mountain.
73．现在我可以步行去上班，而不必开车了。 （完成译句）
Now I can walk to work going by car.
74．our, passed, to, the, surprise, he, exam (连词成句)
.
十、课内填空
75．原文默写。每空一词，含缩略词。
One thing I learnt today: Farming isn’t easy! It made me think of the saying, “Every comes from hard work.” The farmer let us take some vegetables home. My mum cooked some for dinner, and they were and delicious! They certainly taste better when you work for them! Today was really a day to .
十一、书面表达
76．生活中总有一些特别的时刻，像璀璨的星星点亮我们的回忆。请结合以下图片，以“A Special Gift”为题，写出Lily当天的经历，故事情节需要补充完整。
写作要求：
1. 描述事情发生的时间、地点和经过；
2. 描述当时的心情与感受；
3. 80-120词，文中不能出现个人真实信息。
Word bank:
a dark cloud (一团乌云)；cry (哭泣)；sit alone (独自坐着)；gift box (礼物盒)
a happy chat (快乐的聊天)；share happiness/sorrow (分享快乐/悲伤)
A Special Gift
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参考答案
1．C
2．B
3．A
4．C
5．B
6．A
7．B
8．C
9．C
10．B
11．B
12．A
13．C 14．B
15．C 16．A
17．C 18．B 19．A 20．A 21．A 22．C 23．C 24．A 25．B 26．B
27．A 28．C 29．B 30．A 31．D 32．D 33．A 34．C 35．B 36．D
37．A 38．C 39．B 40．B
41．C 42．B 43．B 44．A
45．C 46．C 47．D 48．B
49．balanced 50．relaxing 51．interesting 52．study/improve
53．D 54．F 55．E 56．A 57．C
58．No, he wasn’t. 59．Many customers. 60．People used drafts to get money back from branches instead of carrying heavy cash. 61．I promised to help a friend study, and I kept it by spending the weekend reviewing with him.
62．it is not true 63．food with more liquid 64．can never be completely safe 65．throw it away
66．explain
67．factories
68．truth
69．drived
70． Were you
71． Where are
72． succeeded in
73．instead of
74． To our surprise, he passed the exam
75． grain fresh remember
76．例文
A Special Gift
My name is Lily. Today is my birthday, but no one remembered. I felt like a dark cloud was over me. At lunchtime, I sat alone and cried sadly.
After PE class, I returned to my classroom and saw a gift box on my desk! When I opened it, I found a beautiful birthday present. Suddenly, my classmates gathered around me, shouting, “Happy Birthday!” We had a happy chat, and I shared my happiness with them.
At first, I thought it was the saddest day, but it turned into the happiest birthday ever!

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