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2025年秋季东莞市新人教版八年级上册Unit2 Home Sweet Home单元测试卷
. 语法填空
It was almost the Spring Festival. Christina asked 1. to Hainan, but Dad answered 2. a smile and said they 3. visit Mum’s hometown instead.
Soon, the family woke up very early to catch a train. 4. train journey took over seven hours. Then they 5. to a bus to reach the village. At the end of the road, Grandpa and the cousin stood in the cold wind waiting.
Grandpa helped pull the heavy luggage inside. Mum smiled and said, “Home again!” 6. cooked dinner, and 7. was happy. Grandma asked Grandpa to bring the writer’s favourite snakes
During dinner, Mum praised the 8. taste of home. Later, 9. leaving, Grandma held the Christina’s hands and asked, “Will you come home more often ” Mum nodded 10. , with tears in her eyes.
1. A.going B.to go C.go
2. A.with B.in C.on
3. A.could B.can C.would
4. A.The B.A C.An
5. A.changes B.changed C.changing
6. A.Relative B.Relatives C.Relations
7. A.anyone B.no one C.everyone
8. A.familiar B.unfamiliar C.familiarity
9. A.where B.why C.when
10. A.slow B.slowly C.slowest
. 完型填空
Parents usually wake their children up early in the morning and help them 11. school. Most parents also have a hard time getting their kids to do 12. at home. But it is 13. for a six-year-old boy. The video of his daily morning routine will surprise you. His mother posted the video on the Internet and she is proud of her son for his 14. .
The video follows the boy from the moment he wakes up at 6 o'clock. He 15. a laundry, picks out his clothes and folds them.
In the bathroom, the boy uses a chair to reach the sink and 16. brushing his teeth and washing his face. The next step is for him to refill the bathroom's tissue dispenser (纸架). Heading to the kitchen, the boy begins preparing two eggs, dumplings and a cup of tea. Once he's done eating, he cleans all of the 17. and cups.
You'd think that he would stop there, but the boy then moves on to other chores. He uses the 18. , and quickly cleans the toilet, and even the shower. After washing his hands, he does some washing. While the machine is running, he vacuums(用吸尘器清扫) his bed, clears the dust from the machine and sweeps the floor of the living room. In the end, he gets 19. dressed and goes to school.
The video has been viewed over 28 20. times since it was shared online. It also got 1.9 million likes and 33, 000 comments. People are surprised to see the child doing so many chores." The boy is so great that he is well-organized and independent, " one wrote. There are also people worrying that the boy might do too much for his age. “So much for enjoying being a kid. He can do that when he is older, ” another wrote.
11. A.hang out with B.arrive at C.prepare for D.take care of
12. A.homework B.chores C.sports D.jobs
13. A.similar B.careful C.joyful D.different
14. A.independence B.strange C.famous D.dependence
15. A.turn on B.turn off C.turn down D.turn out
16. A.invites B.plans C.adds D.begins
17. A.furniture B.rubbish C.plates D.luggage
18. A.bathroom B.bedroom C.living room D.balcony
19. A.almost B.fully C.angrily D.quickly
20. A.trillion B.billion C.million D.thousand
. 阅读理解
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Family is important for everyone, no matter if you are from China or abroad. So in both East and West, we have festivals to celebrate family reunions. These festivals include Mid-Autumn Festival in China and Thanksgiving in the US. How are they celebrated and what are the differences Let's take a look.
Sharing the moonlight
With delicious moon cakes hitting the shops, the Mid-Autumn Festival arrives. It's on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar.In ancient China, the day was considered a harvest festival since fruits, vegetables and grain had been collected from the fields.
The full moon is a symbol for family reunions (tuanyuan means reunion in Chinese, with yuan meaning round). Chinese people celebrate by coming together to eat, drink and be happy.
On the day, food offerings (供品) are traditionally placed at altars (供桌)set up in old yards. Moon cakes are a special festival food.
When it gets dark, people look up at the full moon and drink wine to celebrate or remember friends and relatives who are far from home." Though miles apart, could men but live forever dreaming they shared this moonlight endlessly!(但愿人长久，千里共婵娟)"wrote Song Dynasty poet Su Shi.
Showing our thanks
Thanksgiving is on the fourth Thursday of November. The first Thanksgiving was in December of 1621. About 100 English people took a ship, the Mayflower, to a place they named Plymouth in the northeastern US. The winter there was very cold and life was difficult. The American Indians(印第安人)helped them a lot. The English people invited the American Indians to have a big meal to thank them for all of their help. The celebration lasted for three days.
Today, people usually have a family meal on Thanksgiving. They enjoy delicious food such as pumpkins, corn and a big, golden turkey. There are other traditions on the day. For example, the turkey has a V-shaped bone in the breast. It's called a wishbone. After roasting, two people each take one end of the bone. They make a wish and then pull. If you get the larger part of the bone, you will get good luck.
The most important part of Thanksgiving is to say “thanks" - this is the spirit of the holiday. People also like to watch the Thanksgiving Day Parade(游行) on TV or play American football.
21.When is the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
A. On the 15th day of the eighth month.
B. On the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar.
C. On the 27th day of the eleventh month.
D. On the 27th day of the eleventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar.
22.What do people usually do on the Mid-Autumn Festival
a. harvest crops b. get together with family c. eat mooncakes d. remember friends and family far away e. write poetry
A. abc. B. bcd. C. cde. D. ade.
23. What is the most important part of Thanksgiving
A. To express thanks for help. B. To get the larger part of the V-shaped bone.
C. To get together with family D. To enjoy delicious food.
24. What do the two festivals have in common
A. They both last for 3 days. B. They both have parades.
C. They both have family meals. D. Their traditional food both include chicken.
25. What’s the main idea of this passage
A. How the two festivals came into being.
B. Which festivals is more traditional.
C. How the two festivals are celebrated and what the differences are.
D. Different cultures have different meaning and customs.
B
What do you think of doing chores Boring even silly, right According to a new study, however, housework can be quite helpful to kids.
The scientists made an online survey about kids' chores to collect data (资料) in mid-2020. 201 children aged 5 to 13 took part in it. They came from 15 different countries across Europe, North America, Asia, and Oceania（大洋洲）. The results show that girls have a higher participation rate （参与率） in 32 of all 42 chores than boys. For example, only 49.5% of boys but 70.1% of girls make their own bed. Age also makes a difference. Making oneself a hot meal is a job for 53.3% of children. But only 8% of five-to-seven-year-old kids do it, rising to 59.2% of those aged 11 to 13. Since the scientists did the study during COVID-19, 37% of children did more chores than usual.
The scientists also studied the children's executive functioning （执行功能）. They found that those kids often doing chores could better pay attention, understand different opinions, and remember(记住) things. When they did several things at the same time, they also had excellent performance. Those children were better at managing(管理) their behaviors and feelings as well.
So doing chores can improve children's executive functioning. One worker said, “Chores have to do with better working memory, organizing, planning and self-control. Usually, these skills begin to develop in early childhood and continue to develop into late teenage years and early adult years.”
Delays（延迟）in executive functioning development can lead to difficulties in the ability(能力) to self-control, plan and solve problems as adults. They may also have an influence on reading performance and math abilities, as well as other school performances in later childhood. Parents may let kids do the chores they should do to help develop their executive functioning abilities.
26. What does the underlined word “improve” mean in paragraph 4
A. train. B. add. C. form. D. hunt.
27. Which kid might take part in the study
A. 15-year-old Amy from the UK.
B. 4-year-old David from Australia.
C. 7-year-old Jill from South Africa.
D. 11-year-old Peter from Singapore.
28. What can we learn from the data on kids' chores
A. Children enjoy doing the cleaning more.
B. Girls take part in more chores than boys..
C. Older kids love to do much easier chores.
D. Most kids did more chores during COVID-19.
29. Executive functioning includes .
① working memory ② self-control ③ reading and expressing
④ adding and using math ⑤ planning and organizing
A. ①②③. B. ②④⑤. C. ①②⑤. D. ②③④.
30. What is the purpose of the text
A. To introduce a new study on kids' chores.
B. To ask kids to help parents with more chores.
C. To talk about whether doing chores is good for kids.
D. To show the relationship between chores and school work.
C
配对阅读。下面材料中A-G是中国传统节日的介绍，请根据你所学的中国古诗词，将其匹配。
31. I know my brothers would, with dogwood spray in hand. Climb up mountain and miss me so far away.
32. With cracker’s cracking noise the old year passed away, The vernal breeze brings us warm wine and warm spring day.
33. On the Double Seventh night, I gaze at the clear sky, The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl cross the fairy bridge on high.
34. Looking up, I find the moon bright, Bowing, in homesickness I’m drowned.
35. A drizzling rain falls like tears on the Morning Day, the mourner’s heart is going to break on his way.
Tomb-Sweeping Day is one of the traditional Chinese festivals. It’s in early April every year. It is an important time for Chinese people to pay respects to ancestors(先祖) and remember loved one who passed away.
Chinese Valentine’s Day is a festival to celebrating the annual meeting of Niulang and Zhinu. It’s about a love story between Cowherd and Weaver Girl. On this day, people celebrate love, marriage, and the hope for togetherness.
It’s celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar. On this day, the moon is big, round and bright. People get together, eat mooncakes and read a poem.
The Double Ninth Festival falls on the ninth day of the ninth month in the lunar calendar. People would climb mountains, wear garlands of mugwort, eat Chongyang cake and drink chrysanthemum wine to ward off evil spirits.
The Lantern Festival is on the fifteenth day of the first Chinese lunar month. People enjoy tangyuan, guess lantern riddles and watch lion dances.
On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, people hold dragon boat races, eat zongzi and remember Quyuan, a famous poet from ancient China.
This festival is one of the most important holidays in China. Families get together, enjoy delicious food, visit relatives, set off fireworks to welcome the beginning of a new year and sweep away bad luck.
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There is always a discussion about whether children should do chores at home. However, I think it is important for children to learn how to do chores and help their parents 36. housework. It is not 37. to just get good grades at school. Children these days depend on their parents too much. They are always asking, “ 38. you get this for me ” or “Could you help me with that ” Doing chores helps to develop children’s independence and 39. them how to look after themselves. It also helps them to understand the ides of 40. . Since they live in one house with their parents, they should know that 41. should do their part in keeping it clean and tidy. Our neighbors’ son got into a good college but 42. his first year, he had no idea how to take care of himself. 43. a result, he often fell ill and his grades dropped. The earlier kids learn to be independent, the 39. it is for their future.
But there are also some parents don’t know why their kids should be asked to do chores. They think that kids already have enough stress from school and they don’t have time to study and do housework, too. They even think housework is a waste of time. Some of parents hold the view that children should spend their time on schoolwork in order to get good grades and get into a good university. Also, when they get older, they will learn how to look after themselves 45. .
36. 37. 38. 39. 40.
41. 42. 43. 44. 45.
5). 任务型阅读
A. 回答问题
Sometimes, children cannot live with their biological parents. This might be because their parents are ill, struggling with mental health issues like depression, dealing with addiction, or facing financial difficulties. In some cases, the home environment might be unsafe. These children haven't done any thing wrong, but their parents might be going through tough times and need help.
In such situations, foster families step in. A foster family is like a second family where children can live temporarily or until they grow up. Foster parents take care of the children just like any parent would—they play with them, offer emotional support, help with homework, provide food, and ensure a safe home. Foster care is different from adoption. In foster care, the biological parents are usually still involved in the child's life and are still legally the parents. They must be part of important decisions. In adoption, the biological parents usually don’t stay involved, and the adoptive parents become the legal parents.
However, living in foster care can be challenging. Foster children often carry a “backpack” of past experiences and memories, many of which might be bad. These experiences can make it hard for them to trust others or control their emotions. They might feel sad, angry, or worried, and some might have mental health problems like anxiety or trouble concentrating. Moving to a new family can also be difficult. Sometimes, a foster child has to move from one foster family to another, which can be confusing and scary. Every time they move, they have to say goodbye to the people and places they know, making it hard to feel settled or do well in school.
Why do some children can’t live with their biological parents
What does foster family mean
What will foster parents do to their foster children
Who is the legal parents if the child is adopted by the adoptive parents
How do foster children feel when moving from one family to another
写作
Vincent准备在下周六为自己庆生，他想寻求他最好的朋友Alice的帮助，装饰他的房间来为生日派对做准备！请结合下表帮助Vincent写一封求助信！
物品
1 带来绿植装饰房间
2 一起制作海报悬挂在墙上
3 带来胶水和剪刀等辅助工具
2025年秋季东莞市新人教版八年级上册Unit1 Happy Holiday学习任务单--参考答案
. 1-5 BACAB 6-10 BCACB
. 11-15 CBDAB 16-20 DCABC
. A篇21-25 BBACC B篇26-30 ADBCA C篇 31-35 DGBCA
. 36. with 37. enough 38. Could/Can 39. teach 40. fairness 41. everyone 42. during 43. As 44. better 45. naturally
. A. 46. Because their parents may be ill, have mental health problems, face addiction or financial difficulties , or the home may be unsafe.
47. A foster family is like a second family where children can live temporarily or until they grow up.
48. They play with them, offer emotional support, help with homework, provide food and ensure a safe home.
49. The adoptive parents are legal parents.
50. They may feel confused, scared and find hard it to feel settled or do well in school.
B. 范文：Dear Alice,
How are you My birthday is coming on the next Saturday, and I’m planning a party at my house. I’d love to decorate my room, but I need your help!
Could you please bring some green plants to make the room look fresh Also, let’s make a poster together and hang it on the wall. If you can bring glue and scissors, that would be great!
Thank you so much! I’m really looking forward to celebrating with you.
Yours,
Vincent

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