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新沪教版八年级期中复习阅读专项 （深圳题型）
一、完形填空专项
A
In the center of our town stood a long wall. For many years, it was just an old, 1 wall that people walked past without looking. Last spring, our art teacher, Mr. Wu, had an idea. “Let’s turn this space into a living 2 of our town’s story,” he said.
The idea made our class feel very 3. We formed groups and began learning about the town’s past — the first farmers, the old railway, and the festivals every year. It was fun to 4 these hidden stories. Then, we started to create our designs. The work was a little difficult. We spent afternoons drawing and painting. Sometimes we made 5, but we learned from each one.
Slowly, the wall began to shine with 6 colors — greens for fields, yellows for sun, and blues for the sky. As we worked, people from the neighborhood began to 7 to watch us. One day, an elderly man shared a memory about the train station. We liked his story so much that we decided to 8 a special detail for his story.
This experience taught us an important lesson. Heritage is not just in books. It lives on in the stories we collect and the art we make 9. The wall is no longer just an empty 10. Now, it is a landmark that connects everyone in our town and tells our shared story.
( ) 1. A. modern B. boring C. private D. beautiful
( ) 2. A. book B. movie C. picture D. dream
( ) 3. A. sad B. worried C. excited D. tired
( ) 4. A. forget B. discover C. buy D. copy
( ) 5. A. promises B. photos C. plans D. mistakes
( ) 6. A. bright B. cheap C. dark D. same
( ) 7. A. cry B. run C. shout D. stop
( ) 8. A. hold B. add C. tell D. take
( ) 9. A. quickly B. lonely C. late D. together
( ) 10. A. space B. history C. address D. problem
答案：1-5 BCCBD 6-10 ADBDA
B
Tao Yong is a good eye doctor at Beijing Chaoyang Hospital. His experience from getting hurt to 1 others again has touched (感动) many people.
In 2020, something 2 happened to Tao when he worked at the hospital. A man 3 his head, neck and hands badly and he couldn’t use his left hand as well as before. It made him experience the darkest time of his life. Many people thought he couldn’t go back to work any more. However, he loved to be a doctor and he wanted to help those in 4. He kept exercising to stay 5. After more than three months, he 6 work. He helped people with eye problems again though it was hard for him. He learned how to do his job again while getting rehabilitation training (康复训练).
7, after a year of training, Tao picked up the scalpel (手术刀) again. He believed it was a new 8 for him. He started some new things, too. He did 9 to learn more about eyes. And he used AI to help people with eye problems. He also talked to people online to help them understand how 10 it is to take care of our eyes.
( ) 1. A. leaving B. helping C. checking D. beating
( ) 2. A. positive B. magical C. enjoyable D. unexpected
( ) 3. A. hurt B. achieved C. shook D. played
( ) 4. A. surprise B. silence C. need D. public
( ) 5. A. thin B. young C. excited D. healthy
( ) 6. A. waited for B. returned to C. talked about D. looked after
( ) 7. A. Finally B. Suddenly C. Secretly D. Mostly
( ) 8. A. end B. schedule C. doubt D. beginning
( ) 9. A. homework B. research C. sports D. exercise
( ) 10. A. difficult B. normal C. important D. regular
答案：1-5 BDACD 6-10 BADBC
C
Last summer, my American friend Alex visited Wuhan. To share our traditions, I took him to a teahouse. Everything went 1 until the waitress served tea to us.
When Alex’s cup was filled again, I quietly told him, “Tap (轻敲) the table with your fingers twice!”Alex didn’t understand. Instead, he tapped his own head twice! The waitress 2. My face turned red. Later, I explained to Alex that tapping the table was a very old 3. It means “thank you” silently.
The next day, my family and Alex 4 a shop together. When Dad handed Alex a gift, he took it using just one hand and didn’t realize this action seemed 5, like the gift wasn’t important to him. I spoke in a low 6, “Both hands!” This sudden instruction made Alex a little 7. In his hurry, he placed both hands on his head! We all laughed loudly. “In China,”I said kindly,“using both hands to give or receive things shows respect.”
“Got it!”Alex said. At dinner, Alex carefully passed the chopsticks to Grandma with both hands.“Good job!”I 8 for him.
During Alex’s stay in China, he experienced a totally 9 culture. Without knowing local traditions, even kind people can seem rude and cause discomfort. But with patience and laughter, we can turn embarrassing moments into 10 between cultures.
( ) 1. A. well B. difficultly C. suddenly D. badly
( ) 2. A. shouted B. smiled C. cried D. performed
( ) 3. A. corner B. date C. ability D. tradition
( ) 4. A. stole B. built C. visited D. invented
( ) 5. A. impolite B. fantastic C. usual D. perfect
( ) 6. A. promise B. theme C. question D. voice
( ) 7. A. tired B. nervous C. happy D. strong
( ) 8. A. repeated B. suggested C. explained D. cheered
( ) 9. A. different B. similar C. same D. correct
( ) 10. A. fights B. troubles C. bridges D. secrets
答案：1-5 ABDCA 6-10 DBDAC
D
The first cartoons appeared in newspapers. They told stories using 1 . The first photographed cartoon film in 1906 was about funny faces. In the film, an artist drew two faces on a blackboard. The faces came to life and a small dog 2 a ring, which was amazing to people at the time. The idea of making pictures move was new and 3 .
There were lots of animals in early cartoons. One of the most 4 early characters was Felix the Cat. Felix was loved by many because of his funny actions.
Walt Disney began 5 films in the 1920s. One of his early films was based on the famous 6, Alice in Wonderland, but in Disney’s films, it was called Alice in Cartoonland. However, Disney’s most famous character was Mickey Mouse. Mickey first 7 in 1928. His debut (首次亮相) was in a black-and-white film that did not have 8 . Soon after, Mickey was in a talking film, and later, a colorful one. A Mickey Mouse film was the first cartoon with sound that became really 9 among people of all ages. This was a big moment in animation history.
Today, over a hundred years later, many people still love watching cartoons. They can be 10 found on TV and in theaters. It’s likely that cartoons will be popular for many more years to come.
( ) 1. A. pictures B. steps C. thoughts D. ways
( ) 2. A. suffered from B. left for C. looked after D. jumped through
( ) 3. A. basic B. serious C. exciting D. silly
( ) 4. A. difficult B. famous C. boring D. expensive
( ) 5. A. selling B. making C. discussing D. testing
( ) 6. A. story B. suggestion C. notice D. speech
( ) 7. A. lost B. completed C. appeared D. remained
( ) 8. A. meaning B. difference C. pain D. sound
( ) 9. A. popular B. interesting C. important D. similar
( ) 10. A. suddenly B. easily C. hardly D. loudly
答案：1-5 ADCBB 6-10 ACDAB
二、阅读理解专项
A
Volunteering plays an important role in building a better society. It not only benefits those in need but also brings joy and growth to the volunteers themselves.
Why do people work as volunteers First, volunteering helps people develop new skills. For example, organizing charity events improves teamwork. Second, it brings people together. By working together, volunteers can make friends and learn about different lives. Third, volunteering creates positive changes. A clean-up activity can make a neighborhood more beautiful.
There are many ways to munity service is common, like planting trees or helping at food banks. Elderly care is also important, such as spending time with old people in nursing homes. Besides, environmental projects are also a good choice. Everyone can find a role that matches their interest.
Start with your skills and passions (激情). If you love animals, help at an animal shelter (收容所). If you’re good at art, design posters for a charity event. Start small — even a few hours a month can make a difference. Remember, you need to help with kindness and patience.
Volunteering teaches responsibility and thankfulness. As the saying goes, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” By volunteering, we not only help some people have a better life but also create a warmer and more friendly world. Let’s take action today — because every effort counts!
( ) 1. What’s the main idea of Paragraph 2
The reasons why people choose to be volunteers.
B. Different kinds of voluntary work people can do.
C. How volunteering helps people make more friends.
D. The positive changes volunteering brings to society.
( ) 2. What qualities do volunteers need to have according to the passage
Honesty and humor. B. Kindness and patience.
C. Courage and creativity. D. Confidence and carefulness.
( ) 3. What can we learn about the volunteers from the passage
They need to have a lot of money to do voluntary work.
B. They can get a lot of money from doing voluntary work.
C. They have to spend eight hours a day on voluntary work.
D. They can gain happiness and personal progress from volunteering.
( ) 4. How does the author write the last paragraph
A. By introducing a well-known saying. B. By telling his own volunteer experience.
C. By giving examples of famous volunteers. D. By comparing different volunteer activities.
( ) 5. What is the writer’s purpose in writing the passage
A. To introduce the history of the voluntary work. B. To explain how to set up a voluntary organization.
C. To tell people some stories about famous volunteers. D. To encourage more people to take part in voluntary work.
答案：1-5 ABDAD
B
Do you often feel bad or tired If you do, there's an answer to your problem. You only need to do more exercise in your life.
There are many kinds of exercise. You can go to the health club. You can play basketball, soccer, or other ball sports. You can also run, swim, or take a walk. You can even do some exercise at your home. Doing some housework is a kind of exercise.
Different people enjoy different kinds of exercise. When you exercise, remember the following points: You like what you are doing; exercise enough but not too much. It is good to exercise for 20 to 30 minutes a day. If you can't do that, then three days a week is also good.
When you exercise, you get your heart and blood to move quickly. This brings more oxygen to your body. As a result, your body has more energy and you feel better. Also, exercise can help you think better. Studies show that when you move your body, it is good for your mind.
Exercise can make you feel happier. When you exercise, your body produces chemicals and they make you feel happier. At the same time, it decreases chemicals that make you feel terrible.
As you can see, exercise can help you feel better. It can do so much more, too. So, try to make exercise a part of your life.
( ) 1. How does the writer like doing exercise to make us feel better
A. Difficult. B. Easy. C. Meaningless. D. Boring.
( ) 2. What does the second paragraph mainly tell us
A. What kinds of exercise we can do. B. Where the best place to exercise is.
C. How much time we need to exercise. D. Why we should do different kinds of exercise.
( ) 3. What does the underlined word “decreases” in Paragraph 5 mean
A. Breaks out. B. Brings down. C. Gives in. D. Takes up.
( ) 4. What's the structure of the passage
( ) 5. What’s the best title for the text
A. Ways to stay relaxed. B. Try to be happy with your life.
C. Different kinds of physical activity. D. Exercise for health and happiness.
答案：1-5 BABCD
C
Uproar in Heaven is a Chinese feature-length, colourful cartoon film. It is based on the popular character Sun Wukong from the Chinese classic Journey to the West. In the film, the emperor cheats Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong is so angry that he fights with fairies (仙子). He makes fun of them and gets them into trouble. The film is full of fun.
It is about 106 minutes long, which is divided into two parts. The first part was made in 1961, and the second part was made three years later. According to some reports, in January 2012, the 3D version came out. Uproar in Heaven was made in the 1960s. There were no computers in the studio at that time, so all the pictures of the film were painted by people one by one. Finally, it was a big success.
The appearance and dress of Sun Wukong in the film are very special. Chinese artists learned from Chinese traditional opera cultures and used them in the cartoon. In Chinese opera, different colors and shapes of facial (脸部的) makeup show different characters. Sun Wukong’s heart-shaped face is especially eye-catching, and a red heart is in the center of his face, showing he is brave and upright.
The fighting action of Sun Wukong in the film also draws on the fighting scenes of shadow puppets and folk plays. In a word, the film Uproar in Heaven contributes to the development of Chinese traditional culture.
( ) 1. Which question does Paragraph 1 answer
What can we learn from Journey to the West
B. How long did it take to make Uproar in Heaven
C. What is the film Uproar in Heaven about
D. Why is Sun Wukong so popular among audiences
( ) 2. When was the second part of Uproar in Heaven made
A. In 1958. B. In 1961. C. In 1964. D. In 2012.
( ) 3. What does the underlined word “them” refer to
A. The artists who made the film. B. Chinese traditional opera cultures.
C. The colors and shapes in facial makeup. D. The special appearances of cartoon characters.
( ) 4. Why did the writer write this passage
A. To introduce a great cartoon film. B. To encourage us to watch more cartoons.
C. To compare cartoon films with other films. D. To tell us something about his favorite cartoons.
答案：1-4 CCBA
D
When your child becomes a teenager, you might find it harder to talk with them sometimes. “They don’t want to follow your advice. They believe they know how to live their life and they’re busy with self-development,” said Liz Morrison.
Although your relationship with your teenagers may change, it can still be strong. But what can you do to make it strong The following ways may help.
Remember your past self
It’s important to remember the feelings you experienced as a teenager. If you can feel the same way as your children do, you can understand your children better.
Ask your teenagers for advice
Talk to your teenagers about your problems, and ask for their ideas. By doing so, you can tell them that it’s OK to feel worried and upset. Sometimes, they can give you a wonderful answer that you may not think of.
Find things to do together
Don’t sit or talk face to face because that may make teenagers bored and nervous. Doing something interesting together will help them better show their feelings. These things can be easy, such as walking or riding bikes. You might also read a story together and then talk about it.
( ) 1. According to Liz Morrison, why don’t teenagers want to follow their parents’ advice
A. Because they don’t remember their past self. B. Because they are improving in their own way.
C. Because parents’ ideas are too old and boring. D. Because they can learn more from computers.
( ) 2. What will happen if parents think back to their teenage years
A. They will get angry more easily. B. They will ask kids for more advice.
C. They will understand their kids better. D. They will feel more worried about kids.
( ) 3. What might be useful for helping teenagers show their feelings according to the writer
① Walking together after dinner. ② Having a talk face to face. ③ Reading a story together.④ Riding bikes together in a park.
A. ①②③ B. ①③④ C. ②③④ D. ①②④
( ) 4. What’s the structure of the passage
A. ①②③/④/⑤ B. ①②/③④/⑤ C. ①/②/③④⑤ D. ①/②③④/⑤
( ) 5. What is the passage mainly about
A. How teenagers develop themselves. B. Ways to get on with teenage children.
C. Problems between teenagers and friends. D. Why teenagers don’t like talking with parents.
答案：1-5 BCBCB
三、阅读还原（七选五）专项
A
We now spend a lot of time looking at computer and phone screens. (1) ____ It happens when we use a computer or phone for too long without giving our eyes a rest.
How do you know if you might be experiencing eye strain (视觉疲劳) (2) __ You may also get headaches or find it hard to focus. These signs mean that your eyes need some rest.
Why is this important If we pay no attention to these signs, our eyesight (视力) can slowly get worse over time. (3) ______ We use them when we learn and play sports. We also need them to enjoy the beautiful world. Protecting our eyes now means we can continue to see clearly in the future.
(4) ______ One helpful rule is the "20-20-20" rule: every 20 minutes, look at an object 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. This short break helps relax the eye muscles (肌肉). It is also important to reduce screen time and remember to blink (眨眼) often. Make sure the room lighting is comfortable.
Finally, if you often have tired or sore eyes, it's a good idea to visit an eye doctor. (5) ______
Let's take care of our eyes because they help us see all the beautiful and important things in life.
选项：
Our eyes help us in many ways.
B. Luckily, we can take simple steps to protect our eyes.
C. You may feel that your eyes are tired, dry or uncomfortable.
D.The doctor can check your eyes and give you helpful advice.
E. This can cause a common problem called digital (数字的) eye strain.
F. Eating carrots and other vegetables is good for eye health.
答案：1-5 ECABD
B
Tea and coffee are two of the most popular drinks in the world. These drinks also have very different uses.
Tea drinking started in China over 4,000 years ago. Tea is made from leaves. (1) ______ They use it to reduce stress or lose weight. However, most people in tea-drinking countries think of tea as more than just a healthy drink. (2) ______ In Turkey, tea is always there when people meet. Whether in someone’s home or a company, tea is always offered as a way of welcoming others. (3) ______ Tea and dishes are served at teatime in the afternoon. It is a way of relaxing with friends or workmates.
Coffee came much later than tea, just over 1,000 years ago. (4) ____ Something in coffee beans makes a person feel active (活跃的). Most people do not drink coffee to relax. Instead, they drink coffee to get going. (5) _____ Others drink coffee during short breaks in the afternoon to keep going through the working day.
Is tea or coffee more common in your country Between the two, which do you like to drink more
选项：
Coffee is made from beans.
B. These days, some people drink tea for health.
C. In the UK, homes and offices usually have teatime.
D. In fact, tea drinking in some countries is a part of the culture.
E. Many people drink coffee in the morning to help themselves wake up.
F. We all think tea is better than coffee.
答案：1-5 BDCAE
C
Your room is more than just a place to sleep — it’s your personal place to relax, study, and be yourself! (1) _______
Start with a plan
First, think about what you love. Do you like bright colors, cool posters or soft lighting (2) _______For example, if you love nature, you could paint one wall green and hang up photos about it. Make a list of ideas and make a budget (even if it’s small) to stay organized (有条理的).
DIY and the personal touch
You don’t need to spend much money making your room special. (3) ______ Draw your own posters, create a photo wall, turn old bottles into pencil holders or use old boxes to make shelves. If you share a room with a brother or sister, talk about your ideas together.
Keep it tidy and safe
(4) ______ Organize your books, toys and clothes in baskets or drawers. Decorate with useful things. Always ask for help when using dangerous tools (工具).
Remember: There’s no right or wrong way to decorate. (5) ______ Your room will become a special place where you love to spend time!
选项：A. Try DIY activities! B. Here’s how you can make it special.
C. Start with colors or things you love. D. Just be yourself and enjoy the process.
E. A beautiful room also needs to be tidy. F. You can ask your parents for some advice.
答案：1-5 BCAED
D
I love traveling during vacations. Do you If your answer is yes, we have something in common! Last summer, I visited Greece for the first time. (1) ______
I stayed at a small hotel in Athens, far from the tourist areas. The place was cheaper, and I wanted to practise Greek with the locals.
(2) ______ It is my daily routine. As it got dark, I checked my pocket for my wallet (钱包) — it wasn’t there! I realized I had left it in the hotel room. What was worse, my key was in it. (3) ______ When I arrived, the hotel room door was locked.
Just then, the hotel manager (经理) came out. I told him what happened. He smiled and invited me to his house.
“Just have dinner with us first,” he said. “I’ll get a new key for you later.”
(4) ______ The table was full of delicious Greek food. They taught me simple Greek words as we ate. After dinner, the manager gave me a new key. That night, my mistake turned into a happy accident. I didn’t just get my wallet back. (5) ______
Sometimes when things go wrong, wonderful things can happen.
选项：
A. I had to call the hotel manager.
B. His family welcomed me warmly.
C. It was an unforgettable experience!
D. It took me a long time to find my way back.
E. In the evening, I went for a walk before dinner.
F. I made new friends and tasted real Greek home cooking!
答案：1-5 CEDBF

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